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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-21
Nov. l-lS45.
MARBLE YARD.

TIE business will be Continued Sy the
subscriber at the old stand; whcIe may
be had at all times.
NONUINENTS, TOMB T,4BLEG
TONB-STONES, HE.7R7W-
J2NBS, AH4NTLESP.7INT
STONES, MULLERS, &c.
Or any other work in his line. lie is
also prepared to lurnisl WINDOW CARS
and SlLLS, DOOR SlLLS and STEpS.
Vc either of Ma,bIe, Lime or any kind f
stone that can be procured in this'yciniu. .
srJn Having had considerable exrerien,e e
~ he business, ne pledges lis work lp
1e executed in as handsome style as cau
ne furnished from auy yard either in tie
iIy Or country; a1d on as reasonable terms
EPIlRAlM ARMSTRONG
BIoomsbug, Nov. 3, ls43. Iy--2s
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-21

March. 81, SAG.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22

w EBB, BACON & co. offer Tor sale
w sUGARs-3o hhds ST Groin
los hbds Porto Rico
100 90 New Orleans
II borrs Loaf
Is bhs Crushed and PuiveIised
~ uctee- aud 20 half Dc. New Dreams Clarhd
Is boxes Havanna
NoLASsES-sO hhds Porto Rico
so hos aud II tercss Trinidad
20 hhd<Canienas
COFFEE-4OJ bscs Rio
500 bags Lagaayn
les bags Java
CANDLEs-5S boyss Sperm
l6 boxes sttanc
50 boIes HuIrs patent Talow
40 boHes Tauow
CASTLE. Brown and shaving soap
zoo kegs Cut MATS and Brads
? TINS Bnssrrd steel
HOOP Iron
80 tons Nova Scots Grnd Stones
1900 side Sole Leather
HaHeas and Upper Leather
S bales shoe Thnead
90 packages Gun Powder Tea
Back Tea
~ bbts Sperm Lamp OIL
81 bbs Tanners Oh
700 uerees ThomaSfon Lime
100 dozen Painted Buckets
Nets Of Woodward
Is uercss Rice
so Tbs Cider Vinegar
- khls Bacon sizes
IS hhds do Shoulders
zoo bhs n. g Cut HeulEgs
100 Ibis Panty Roe do
IS bsls shad
Rosin-Tar
Spiuts Turpenune
Letter. Writing aud Wrapping Paper au %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22

NOTICE.
TUNHE sub~rril

FuNHE subscribers have entered into Copartner.
" ship und-r the arm Of orubbs q Apperson, fr the purpose
Of conducting the hpotbeeay and Drug sasipe-.l and Rave taken
the hosss formerly occupied by Samuel y. AIDE u Co, No. 81,
MaluS
They intend tesPng st All times an assortment Of Drrs Medi
enss ruirts, Ois Dyc st-h. &e- and asa a car ffcn their DAD
n1ehs ue pnbhe generally. Both Of us having been bro1ght
up 10 ue business. aud having been engaged In % tor = number OF
ycss In this oy. hope by elose attention 20 business to merit a
share OF patronage.
One OF bob OF Ne win be found at all time. 10 attend in person
70 Puuins up such ordep AZ we may rcesive from physicians, mer
ehanu and ctbenL Particular attention win also be paid to putting
up such prescriptions az may be sst To the house.
PETER w. GRUBBs,
f "a AppRpanN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22
T ooK TO YOUR INTEREST," The sui

- senees would respectfully inform their erstomcrsI and the
public generally that they have reeevcdtheir usual large supply Of
the most fashionable and other kinds OF ready made CLOTHING, for
winter veal. ardto which they are making const- ut additions semi
weekly, CONSISTING Of cvev variety ofd--iabie taoaks, Coat~Noas
paats. Drawers. Shirts. Collar Bosoms. STOCKS, Socks, Hdkfs
suspendcrs, &C. Ac--with which they viii be pleased 10 dt them
n the best style and upon the most reasonable terms.
The pains they have n ken in the selection OF their materials to
secure goodness and beauty, n well asthe care they have taken in
having them made M under their own supervision TO secure dun-
bfiy and nsatness OF IT. makes their assortment one peculiarly
desirable To select from. tn siper-ons- Call and see for yourselves
at HOOPER n GRAFFs Virginia Clothing Store,
.1-f M AZ A.sn.s
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DALIlMURE LUCk lNElRMARY.
Prnu street. non, tsrt.aa
SnASsa :
Dh. "A AZ ,
y
bhE'oENl TO inc atIilcted the most certain
IL 7 needles and efheae ous treatment in a particular disease and
chronic Affections 10 be foundi In this city. or the Union. :
THIS
having for the many years Of it's establishment in Balumore b..n !
under the direction Of tkinful and regular physicians, onep a claim
upon pubic confidence which no other can aspire to. The past
eight years experience could adduee the grateful testimony OF go.
600 cases that have been cured through treatment from this Office.
CURE WARRANTED OR NO =.
in from ~ to 4e hours in mid forms and the most aggravated
cases sFeedly restored to constitutional sounduuss. Having devoted
the beat part this life 10 The study ofth!s branch OF MedealSeienee,,
Dr. Harms blends practical obserVauoa with theoretical knowledge,
and assures the unfortunate OF skhful aid and candid advice, wiki
out eIagserauon, or eItorsIon IN charges. .
MARK THIS!
DIR. II. has been engaged IN a moro extensive secret disease prle-
tee than any other phys eiln in this city.
greai suees's auenoins his practice has been well attested
by the approval Of a discerning public The remedies used by him
remarkable for their speedy ard certain eaeet) Ire a. mild and
atnesoS IN u"' !" ,aLuohons IN inn1eneeL'hey perform a per
mAneni cure IN a many hours as II formerly required Gays and
weeks =
htnltanss iron. ouaness-uDder lis benign operation the digestive
y Az y % Ln'aIsa . 'eA'hihse Nue'Auohso or tainted breath
1911 - y mo perneLous eompounds o. Mercury baisAn'
!. .o,n oS !. nanem ~ s q SansI Shssasuns @iitares the common
NeI.o VI Isno'AhS v hooush sweet ana punyine vegetable
a nsme, a's !, a,eass instead OF throwing back upon the
srrng,h 10 The sxI.ns 'N '''D'' 'o"n "e organs anu
80 r..
49,. ~ IDhh,
,tyr tran.ncs ~ her ,gt - ~ ~. w. o. " y helI sahl
y, no,L .on,S- ~ a a" aI n nVmeos oy ahlcd numbers
80. - - ~ .'
U'"0 '"0A' "y te VOICE 4! eeho-
~ n n,v ,nu eo,sr.,ui,,. hiu.,,, mo-.
,o,,h ~. ,,eh ,rJ ,.t,g.. 80 ~ ~
, h.sIi,. haIn ,o,ne ,asirtsd :. 60 ~ -" 800
aI,,s !, - ""N e""@O '"h W.
p - 49,
L., N. farm, = co. :, ~ \. va
pmIrtion ovcrtak,s t,.u ,,, noti,ne ~, d -. IL
eauon = a nj phvsir,an "a Ibcv n =, ostv oh,sta 80, ~ ~
Main. AVOID mor;i6- Alto. and sIude srcst eon,try,ItonsI ir,",v b%,
rrsb,c,b sN |, msd,r.IS~Jssn q h. 80 noSen," ~ Ia mymy on
he eougiu,Iv h.. who -gnn,ou. INV hs.oos nns,nst :, ~
dis.,.. r,orr u,i5e,v d,a,s,d IT,. ,,,d .Jg.n-.. = ~ -
rnyins dlsca,e i. rameisnt to s,rle ,sror mo Inc bonS", bss,y. n,
borrpd r.uIts arr, - repuisive N roDtsnoi,,s. xhsn nIso - -
diseoloupr bIotehs.. win uacktpg D,Ips ts,,y 10 n. nrhan
nv vietimt the deadly poss,n preving nc M, vi,,,S ,h.o "a ~, an
then, DO many awake o fau sense Of thsir dane, VybIe xc rnn
with shudde ring fear from u. bold i'd, nd a. s,uauny nh oC mi.
seourKe Of errinR humanity. Lt n NOT be- forv1t,en thai ,hsrc re
other equally alarming though moro slow and instdious discs.,stb n,
continually threaten the im2nidonI how utue dies The vot,,v az a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22
DISSOLUTION

TNHE co-partnership heretofore existing under
IL the Arm OF Rankin q whauosk- vas this car dissolved BY
mstuai consent. The unsetled business Of the concern vii Be a.
tendci to BY Ranhip, whtloek q Royser.
(ssnedJ ROBERT RANKIN,
b. b. wHrrLOCK.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22
TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

TIME undersigned returns his respectful thanks
10 his ntend, ard the public, for the great extent Of patron
are he has received In past years, and bess leave 10 inform them
tsat his present arrangements for manufacturing Crcks are most
ample, aud that those who deal with him will find him a. ready a,
ever To senon the cheapest, hrer, and mos, honorable terms, and
TO dovotc The mos; rigid attention to their interests
Having been extensively engaged in manufacturing Clocks for
moro Than t~ anty years past he believes he has bad sufficient oP-
poTtuniues for becoming acquainted with the wants Of Clock deal
era and he would hereby respectfully inform all who maize their
purchases OF hiE. that they shah be furnished with Clocks which
cannot be surpassed in point OF workmanship or finish.
Its a well snown het that several manufacturers and dealers
are constantly selling a worthless and eountcfeitarteie, abeledls
the genuine jerome Coes" which fact IL an unwilling aeknow
edguent iron them OF their superiority. He truss that purebas
-s will appreciate The advantage OF buying direct from tie factory
In which csse they will not be the subjects Of this imposition. An
order. accompanied with the cash, will be promptly and faithful
yati.nded to. staprer, who send their orders by uah, may rely
uTru receiving the attention a. on personal application. Cloess va
teBdeA for Foreign Countries viii BE- carefully selected and PACKED
with reference Ia the various markets Al Clocks purchases al
thi. establishment are warranted TO perform wei, and the same
viii BE- delivered On boArd boats or vessels nee Of tanspotaLou
barge. WA Assurances that every possible attention shall be
.ad 10 the istsress u his FRIENDS and patrons be respectfully 90
eens us pauonsEr o. AL
WzrrhSa-x an PHILADELPHIA al 20 Ns-A Third Street
WarehcoE n RAldnarr. ~ % S0un Chanes Street
FarTosK ia New Havsn- On s. johns street between Hanll
ton ~ NsrfuL o sly CHAUNCEN JEROME
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WORKMAN, McGRUDER * co.

WORTHAU, McGRUDER d co.
OFFER FOR SALE:
1S HHbS 81 Croir, r. REQ and n. q. Sugar
NJ 20 paesagcs W A W.ioaf eIushed, and puvsnseJdo 30.
% btI. q Clarified Sugar
80 hhcs Moases, part prime
80 1.p Cd -GoveGmsnt I.ys coffee
I5 On 1asrtyn DO
10 tae. Nleaa DO
c%ong,~drr and Black Tea. Of test quality
$50 tos Nails assorted Dor and ~warsloup
200 sides s,e Leather good and damaged
500 ff Sine Thread
80 b0rs- -pFm Candies
10 ~ Judd's pat ~. Candies
20 O. Candfs Hun' 4 Woodmfs
10 Do Starch
10 ser- salt Ps4e
2 csr1rna Ifd g.
10 ha.s.sb.si .Dufaud-i Olive Oh
20 o. Coai Pr OF
wlntsrgp-uu on
1000 seg' Dupours sporting and blasting Powder
50 boIfs srO and IOttQ Chu
500 bags Shot
Bar Lead
20 bids MiddlnE Bacon
20 d. Shoulder O.
500 L-et family Hams
40 Jorss Ton Plate
Bock Tin and Hpsfcr
200 rms Whipping Paper
$50 Gund Flores
% bMs Tar
20 bbs pure CIDER VnrraF
% ~ casks best woo5house Wins
Genuine Of Port %
Cotton Yarns, a. aetsy ptcss
Cotton Lines. L0nf1n Mustard
Ginger PEPPER Az spice, sasss saH, Ee
8 tons An. clustered steel
English blr. Shear and Cast Steel
3 tons spdtE steei
20 " Fwrefa
= : g::gs:.,. ~. r.,... iron
shssi and Boiler Plat Iron
Band and Hooy Do
Ar,.. p.,Yrb p.tss he -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22

The Modern British Essayists."
FuNHE MISCELLANEOUS WORKS OF the RI Hon. sI Jane
Il Maeiintosh, J vols complete in one-fonming another volume
fihat valuable series The Modern British Essayirs"
Father Darcy, a new novel, by the author OF Two Old Meas
TacS" "Emeia wyndham," &C.
Part H. and last Of The Log OF a Prvateersman a hundred ysap
age, by Cap. haTTyaL author OF peer Simple" Jacob Faith
full" &C. &C.
Aunt Pary's senPBag, by Caroline Lee Heniz, author OF The
Mob Cap" &C with inu-traiions, by Darey-foun,ng vol 4 Library
OF lumotous American Works; pree soc
The King Of the Commons, a Play In i've acts, by James White;
price Isle. Just received by
Sc o NASH K wOoDHOUsE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22
DUVAL Il PURCELL

uggtS
And Dealers i'm Paints, Oils, Indigo.
Madden, md other Dye-stufIs,
Glass, &c,
l47 Maia Street,
OFFER their usual large and well selected
soeh, which embraces a general assortment, well suited to
the wants OF tho trade, AMI consists in pait OF the following, In guam
titles to suit purchasers, on the most favo'ab Q tenn. -
1000 lbs .upr span Isdgo; } hid. supr Nader
10000 fs whts Lead. dry asd In oil
20 bis sps Turpentne, ~ bis Castor OIL
500 OF sulphate onnine; 20 bic Coyperas
500 lbs Ertue los~ood: S cases Annano
) BIS Coz al and japan varnishes; 1900 ID. rod Lead
1000 ib' Liiharge; soooib Sal Eratus
1000 lbs Sup C.rb soda; 50 bis Lcs~ood
SO lbs Prusssn Riue; So Ice Chiasse vermnion
2 cases Gum shenae; 5000 bs Epson salts
10 casks Eng Vsnsl Red; 10 c,sks Span. Brown
1 cash Nutmess = bis Camphor
100 baskets saad OH Is boxes Pearl Starch
so groee backing; 4 bis white Ginger
= bis Cloves: 100000 Cigars, assorted qualities
10 cass Cbnhme Green and Yellow
And also $50 boIes wiDeow Glass, OF "winsow" and "MuIiea'
bands-doub- and single thickness.
Besidcs the usual variety OF Medicines. Chemicals. Painters Co
hr' and Brushes, Combs. hair and tooth Brushes, fancy articles &C
To which the ausnton of Purchasers is invited.
N.B-Partieular attention paid to packing and ,hlppi ng orders
DUVhL a PURCELL. Druggists.
au VI l7 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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PHILIP NJ. TABB 4 son.

oHee. - Uaiz s-reL opposite Ersk=ns- ss-E
TTND To NE ColLBcuON or CLAIMS q ever
N ScS-toH- Eezr-- OF rSocv1aE te WIS Ahc Shnr ruS
p-aysry IN town Or the I5zoeai oau-uy Hunr cut ScErces- CO..
sssIns Ihrr hires, aDs ts7oSzE o. hen al PSsle OF Puvaie al
NH3l
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WADE W. WOODBRIDGE,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT


WADE ". WUOIDRlWIE.
n,y .
rrpD-
kETE lot SaIe-
~ zoe bags RIO ard LaguAyrz Coate
loo Do stDomingo do
100 90 Java and Manila do
% hhts 2. Rico and y. Orleans SuEau
5 Co Cnta Carried do
20 bbs y. Orfans do
80 boxes w a. w. Loaf do
5 60 MOL do DO
5 stl' Crnshed do
; 90 FuiNrused 90
20 hhcs AoaSes
20 bbls y. o Aoases
10 tens IfedegaT Iron, assorted sGs
> 90 County do
] Co bhsIsred Steel
/ do German do
zoo keEs Nahs
100 ades sole Leather
100 boxes soap
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ROBERT N0TT


House sign Painter and GiaziCT
Nst door to ts EIeasHrs Bark, H4mOHd, Grgfnta,
A. received a further supply Of Paints, Obs, Copei and other
IL Namshes, with Painters Brushes and Blend-fs. An az~or-
mcnto Of French and American Window Ghss. sizes from r1IU ~
1Or26 inches, an Of which be Is deSrouEto seuo or work up on the
most reasonable terms.
N. IA large supply Of Soap Stone Paint. for sale low, = ~
psdor paintfoTT Tin or Shnred Roofs. n N.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22

PHILADELPHIA, JUNE ,, Isi6.
TsNHE undersigned arc established in this city
n asCommission Merchants, and respectfully tender their ser
vices In all branches OF domestic anG iCEeisn Mercantile Business,
and are at all times prepared 20 make liberal advances on cons gR-
meuts.
They are prepared 10 receive ard sell all properly Waieh may be
consigned TO thor address, and purchase on duet orders such goods
a may ~ ottalntu Az s-- -
In tie department. Of ShiFPIEg, our experience will warrant Us
Iu assuring ouE friends that al vessels consigned 10 cur address
eHher. foi sale, FIeghi, or ChaIteE," WIN receive prompt attention
TYSON, KOONs x co.
le e-6m No. - South wharves-
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]. h. EUSTACE & SON

- ESPECTFULL1 solicit the merchants Of
H Virginia, trading in or passing through Richmond, to examine
their stock of Drugs Medicines PANS and Dye stuniL They are
prepared To Offer such inducements, they think, as viii make nthcir
interest to e0nhne their deslngs in their way to this place.
Ginfeng, BoeEwaI and Parsed, taken in exchange for goods at
the higLesl market puee. as
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22

MI AL8ESPEYRE,s RLISTER PAPEn for
WI. maintaining the discharge in Bisters This prepared pa
per has been In use for twenty years and upwards smonrt tho
most eminent physicians aud surgeons OF the Partisan Hospital and
is acknowledged to be one Of the best compositions ever used for
dressing btiser-; maintaining an abundant uniform discharge with
out any pain. and preventing the decomposition OF the matter sc
ereted during the intervals Of dressing. thereby contributing great
y TO cleanliness and comfort Physicians are respectfully request
edto call and examine the article; for sale by
au II GAYNOR q WOOD.
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ELACExss on bbs IsehsPepgsnniniCoraAL
~ '~" wnLLlAHs a NAVAL.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-06-04
CHAPTER II.
Il II E. COU RTSHIP

THE RTSHIP.
ALIAS the course of true love never did run smooth
The roseate tint Of the setting sun was gliding
'ne scarlet mar OF the beauteous Julia Sniggings,
with its last faint BEAM and the head of the bean,
~ shone like show bottle in a Pharmacutist's
window, with light behind it. Upon the floor at
her feet kneeled the young Augustus madness was
IN his heart and fury in his eye. "May | hope.
dearest % enqured he in the agony Of his passion.
Inc beauteous cheek of the lovely Julia grew
hide the intensity of her feelings.-sNay. Auous.
tus, spare virgins young affections she family
murmured, ''some other time'' "Alas. it is SC. y
SAID Augustus, 81 never had dear gazelle-but no
Moore Is an enthusiast said Snooks calmly rising
ana resolutely buttoning up his coat-sJuia let us
take walk and have some ice cream,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-06-04
CHAPTER III.
THE DECLARATrO.

THE DE LARATION
by those bright eyes, like the rose, my love M life
love thee :"
"Shall it be vanilla, or lemon ?''
Vanilla, if you please" gently answered the
fascinating Julia.
bring two vanlas,'' said Augustus to the wal
ter. "
The ices were brought, and the spoons soon put
INTO requsitlon to convey the cold comfort to their
mouths.
Gold, cold is my lot" soliloquized Augustus :;
iced on Ice, and relish the shivery uxury.-Aas,
1t was not so ere knew the idol OF my affections -
Then starting up, Historically, he inquired, with
intensity, "Juiia, will you be mine 90
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-06-04
DISSOLUTION.

NE partnership of the firm of Bryan & Shaw. in
he Cotopaxi furnace, dissolved the first day
OF January last by mutual consent, J. Shaw having dis
posed OF his interest in said Furnace BY an arrange
all debts due the firm and discharge all demands ass;,
~ e nc co Partnership between Matthew BRYAN and
- shaw, IN Clay Forge, one and half miles above
"yncsoorough' VIII be hereafter conducted in the
name OF Shaw & Co, where they have made ar
fangemeD TO Keep constantly hand an assortment of
bar iron of good quality. '"' -
MATTHEW BRYAN,
May 81, 1s46-3m
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CHAPTER vi.
Il III F. V O w
" IT'S deeply sworn-w

LIS deeply sworn-we will anon"
Months rolled on, and Augustus and Julia were
hapPy-economy and neaness presided over all their
domestic arrangements. 81 think - said Julia, one
evening after their pleasant meal, 81 think should
like to have some catfish for breakfast will you Oct
up early in the morning and purchase some ~
Dearest' - VIII j" answered the husband. May
replied the fair wife, 'you are such vile deceiyer.
can hardly believe you" "Hear me swear, -
said Auglstus-''b yonder moon, swear you shall
nave half dozen catfish for breakfast morrow
let the oath be registered
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-06-04
TRUSTEES SALE.

virtue OF deed of trust executed TO me by Daniel
- Fabcr bearing date the 9th day of January. 1896
Court of Augusta, shall proceed to SELL for cash TO
inc highest bidder at the residence of David Yount ON
s1nth RIVER on Monday the 22nd day of June next the
following personal property, viz:
- Cne mouse. colorcd Mare, Spanish Saddle one
bride and Mart'ngal, one load of Hay. four Beds
leaf Table, common Table, two Chests ono Candles
stand one small Table, one Bureau, ten Chairs ono
rocking Cradle, one Shovel and longs, Cooking Uten-
Ss Smooihing Irons, Fire Fender one large Iron
Kettle plates, Knives and Forks, Table and Tea
Spoons, Plates, Dishes, &c.-Also,
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY TWO
AND A HALF acres OF LAND.
lying and being in the County of Augusta on the West
side OF the Blue Ridge Notwithstanding the same land
mer deed of trust. "
Acting as Trustee, shall convey such title only as is
vested in me by the deed aforesaid.
May 81, lS46.
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" " "0 wi nv VIC sa'ric tIHic ''no acc, upwards o
Twenty Likely Negroes.
DISAPPOINTMENT.

a. as shall. be unavoidably absent from Virginia on
.ne Gay aoovenamcd, I am compelled to postpone the
Sae inns property for month-say to Wednesday
ON !uy 1886, at which time the sale will certainly
.ase place, lair If not, the fair day. Should
E nave shall empower William Gordon.
personally present. CHAS C5.CKE
May 3d. 1916.
0S- The papers named above will also publish the
pOstponcmcnt. t ..'S
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-06-04
CHAPTER VIII.
THE DENOUMENT.

The DEN UMFNT.
"nIan's inhumanity to woman makes countless thou.
sands monrD."
oadiy they bore her to her long home flowers
were strewed over her grave and The e,cee If all b,
acquaintaDces wore lugubrious aspect. But there
was one whom that sad sight had struck down Ia
the earth--it was the perjured Augustus. Wildly
ne rushed FORTH and sought consolation in the bow
1T 'cas not here-aud guaded to frenzy. one dav
he walked calmly down to the Navy Yard and
enlisted in the marines
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CHAPTER V.
TIL F. M ARRIAGE.

bright eyes looked love 10 those that snake agao -
The saloon was crowded and the guests were
happy. The Rev Bishop Smith performed the cere-
mony. .'Wilt thou" inquired he of the fair Julia,
"take this man to be thy welded husband 90 The
eye of the maiden acquired brighter briancy as
she unhesitatngly answered-''I won't do any
thing else! -
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-06-04

Jerrod says that old bachelors are like drv wood
when they do take fire they bum prodiGiousIv
it takes more fuel TO start the fame than il IS worth
after it is kndled
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

THREE single Men of sober and industrious bob;,
with practical knowledge Of the use of tools to
work at the Miilwrght business for the present
70 whom liberal and living wages will be given, il well
recommended. Address,
DAVID s. HERN
Huntcrsvillc. Pocahontas County Va
Or upon application information be had where Y
will be in the county.
May 81, ls16.-5t
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CANDLE MANDATORY.

IINHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends anl
L. the public that he has provided himself with the
necessary apparatus for Moulding Candles in the neat
est and most expeditions He will be able to,
supply families at the Of ~ 12 pound bv
the quantity-say so 100 weight, and where The,
Tallow and Wick furnished he will mould for q a.
per 100 lbs.
He will continue the BUTcHERING BUSINESS as usual
His GRIsT Mill is now in full operation PLASTER
ground on the shortest notice.
Staunton, April II, 1S45. JOHN H. ASST
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GAZETTE OFFICE FOR SALE.

'E'HE subscriber, intending to remove from Rock
bridge Co, offers for sale the Gazette establish
men possession TO be given at the end Of the pres
ent volume, in September next.
=, The Office is supplied with first rate hand
Press, and good stock of printing materials
Papers which exchange with the Gazette will.
confer favor by inserting this notice. Correspon-
dents will please address
o. P. BALDWIN.
LEXINGTON, Va. May ID, 1916.