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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12
SUICIDE EXTRA.

an amusing incident !. ploasan,ly re-
cofd'd inlhe following passage from letter
o. down ons!" coifcsponien, Of the
knickcfbtckcr -
Sancho Panza SAYS, blessed i, The man
w" ",s' invented sleep do no,.sv
Nufs'i Is he man tia, fret invented .,fan.
on pani''oons but a. saw Blessed =.
The man who abolished ,h,iruse H. how
,"iny aNk'nd pfrJ.cim,n,. l.t. r-,
been The cause Of placing US How much
more free how much more com fora,i,
how much more natural 10 dispense wiz
ihesc puIIny, knee irritating mons.ro.,ics ,
is 1t not enough that we have y-.rcnicr.'
or gaii9nsefs as our juvenile nomencla.
.nre used 10 have rand a very suitable
name II was by tie way-,o hlni ne d,vn
TO earth with lhc pressure ofihc nightmare.
but we must also have the upward pressure
OF The ioois'raps, both drawing u. together
win the power Of atwen,y horse hylfaul
&c press ] rebel For one. | have d,.
pensed with both Straps aud susncni,rs :
and address you, Mr. knckcrbockcr. n.
a man OF PLAIN common tense. & discretion.
10 g. AMI do Likewise Bu, oil tins IS no,
iurhcrng the otlcc, Of my writing to YOU
on the present occasion wish 10 tell YOU
Of an incident that occurred 10 mo some
time since, wien coming from HALIFAX 10
Boston, on board the packc, brig A..
II was all owing TO those unhappy straps !
One o. my fellow passenccfs was a "a, old
lady, who suffered very much from sea
sickness More than IN onry times in the
day the old lady would put the good nature
OF The steward, who was loly lfishmsn
to the tc'', by wishing to be Jagged upon
deck then below again ina much, that
they used 10 call her Mrs Telolum. -
Sometimes she longcd to reclnc on tn,
deck bu. then II was cold and she had
nothing 10 wrap herself up with | mad,
myself a crca, fivorI,e with her by sending
on, ms buffalo robe and ruchlng her up
with my cloak. You have no doubt been
TO sea- md are acquainted with the exc, Cd
ingly easy toilets that gentlemen ard Iadic.
max" (and unmake) on ship board Fol
lowing the general practice. | usually in
pulling of'my Ee for shamcs,' hung them
up to the ceiling Of the s,a,croom, opposi,,
the door, with ms boots dangling m them
The old Iady's berth was immediately OPP
posio TO nine, and one morning she awok,
much earlier than usual, having been PFC
vented from sleeping by ccraln serious
qualms The doors Of both our state room
/ happened TO be open, and Mrs Tcioluu
/ casting her eyes over towards mine, saw ,
i
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12
HOW JEDEDIAIl WAS SUCKED IN

is the Squire tn hum inquired m
elongated individual YESTERDAY. who pushed
hi- head into the Recorders office II helnc
ahou, the dinner hour none %; the officials
happened TO be tn hum but couple Of
cts, who were louucinc inside, United hin
H. and inquired his business,
Well SAYS he in beautiful nasal, my
business ANT much, but du tell me which Is
the squire
lie Is q, dinner, sir, answered one Of the
,air, but if We have any thing yer! urgent
we will soul for him
We'll. ! amt got much in p.r'iculcr an.
swcrcd the eastern man: hut jest thl- morn
IN teller from the jiniu State %. Illinois.
,laycd me one of the aliir.dcst mean tricks
I've hcarn on lately
VIVA, was j, like inquired tie listener.
wei i, want much Ike anytiiu, saYs
he. hut an all created suck In. Nhorc IS
tia. squire" ho bur-t out again; i u hev
the mean cri,tcr jerkcd iutu jail e. il cos'.
Inc doNGr'
, What aiihc doT persisted tie qur -'iaH'r.
well 'twan, much g. anyr'in' except a
SELL said he; and then, breaking oui aga'n
he exclaimed: Ca. J,iciiah pcAtcr fiat
au,thin' cute ~ you're allowcd ia be- stsi
be- draw d in tn sch trade 10y ,allgr
loolin'. asue ,Laiia, com laisin sar'in' a.
that icllcr.
'Was he q Sat}rr p inquired the gent.
Wei be- wan, mucl cls. SAID tine az
fictcd nlurncr aud tic fu'lo,. gro"n ono
I've seed la,ly-cu', Ii. piciur'
I,u, You have no, toll Va what bis o.
f.nce was continued the ether
" .aid Dee. 4 haia'. and what : vu''c'
darrcl sight. I'm ashamed 'u-all crca'
ton that shud been - cetotaily green
swov said he starting. ! blicve won'
tell It'll ies, ~ tie mean varmint shdc
l. won, hcar;c.lin' 20. WIS cfteey 'hu'
l.cr i, down q, Connecticut, coulau'inc
- show ny.elf a, any fuiur' thankssl'in
h ,h,m la,itades-,Lcy' hollcr r7eal at 'a'
iu.,a. q'5-k n ,he.A elsp their eyes q.
NJ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

aus q hnmansy s<e,ls ~ spur irom slsma
h,rccr,s,. o. state rl,c, In hsr h-~m
., knc~ that cur ei.ss found . re'us'
where ,hcy vcrc safe !rum citermina,,nr
A"d'ofd. si class lrisla,io--~ where iAe
mott" Va d. vac live. and 10, hive and
MT i've yc. The man,--or d,e---fr the
ic~--'hc uorsivilegcA ior the privileged
b"i ncvtf. much ~ our hearts Scsrnci To-
~srdsAmorcs AZ &c a. hun 4 our hop,loss
cas,.ou, Thousands ,cv.t vc av. great ~
was our e,Ter'cncc Of the gcncro.r,y Nth
Which our c,"inir, men vcre recrl,.d cn its
shores yer" We rrraroa III The surprising
acts q hunan,,, and bcnr7olencc towards
this stricken nation. which mail after mail
enables M g. iccold AMI hlc.
We write With heart. 81 ovrAowiuc
gratitude and lo,c--grstitude And love net
sprincinc - much irom the s,nsc Of lcn,ai =
received. a i'.in respect Tor IL, manner
IN which ,h,S have been rendered IN the
cHoris iha, are made hy Americans 10 sur
cor and ~ save US We Wow a.. promise al
that sure and Christian friendship wtch
oueh, TO keep pace With the rrorrcs, Of o'v
ill4anon bu, which pseudo. statesmen novel
cultivate between NATIONS. unless ~ an &C.
caSion---as II the interests 81 ma nk,nd wcr'
no, iicniibcd With amt,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12
WASUINGTON'S VISIT TO Dos
TON

~, ru. r .cIy,,,,' octu,.s
III, .''''" H.. .'rL.o
on P"p''' ','",, w, s,araI' oc,Lo
ouIue'.e % u'u'' g - 20 wanlJ he snlJ,nly
e ,,"" a' wv, 81 cm II ,hc, lived in tbc.c
nan" W..
JoS'""s NY =, -.
In l'e', lfesideh' ""s"',Y''n N''''''
the Eastern states LIE ',Ne.ie" III '',,. p1,,
chasc with Tour horses; h' was "'c' "F""''',
by Mayor Jackson o''c'a' cecr'.'r.' """
hy Tohias Lear ms F'l'S'c ',c'l i,I ""'
attended hy ms 'a'"ous MA. r'"l' T.'
makes CONSPICUOUS hs"re III Inc 'oiH'a ''',
tiers winch "as,'le'o" ''l .,, ,ha "
solemn DENIAL hi'a III ''c 'N''c v, Wv ','
rotary OF state on his f'''''N''"' '''"' l."
lie lie. From some h'is'ii'a'aSc'lc"' w a. vac
time between Boston ana hoN'ul' an
ington was detained there nearly TWO no",'
AMI exposed To raw norma, "''' :!
which exposure " "aSN's''.n ~ " 'u's'
cold Many other persons were oSPoscu ''
and ehe't'd N l'h, ''''p't !, ".uot,he W,,b.
became 50 general =, 10 ne cs'''a -. !" ~'.
ing'on in'nrnza, lie amen vn ''.,s'n n;,h
dressed IN h's GA c9h''ncn''I u''' m ", WV
his hat ON lie ',' "o' ~" :. I i.,a ,,;,l,
tors as he pa'','' 'u' :, nv y" ~, "' ,'
calrl "isnin'n "'' ~" I,.n mod c,mo
Old S'a'e '''use, ''p n",' , =, ,%e Yves, end.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

Oh. come. shouted both ls,sn.r. .,.u
are not gong 60 ira,c vithou, ,alies,ou, ,r
vs., how that you hay, raised our eano.,,,
wei, guess it won, hunt you much =
You don hccr II, said he. and ho was aboui
10 move, when on, e W.. audito,s informed
that IT VA absolutely ncccs.ar, for Linn +,
stop and 'edsc lii complaint. for TIA, c,i.
dent, some wrong had been committed. aud
u he kcl' silent and allowed it e. pa. M
pun'shs Le "ouAi l.. conni,.ng a, he evil
aud thereby make him.,lf liable
t'lhai ne law, you = inquired the tr-.on
complains,
Bo'h Listeners ssnlioi tie affirmative to
HE query
'Wcll.I don't wan, to 90 s.n law much
says Jci. so you can have the whole IN
Shot OF 'his m mint. and ,ou'l allow ~.
mighty mean 4 ILLINOIS, fell,f, this morn.
IN walked in,u my shop where I'm march
nhli,ln sions'idc on the market aod 20,
To desern' some butter with me 6r gro
re;i's sni other notions H. 20, Of the
coy grease wcic drcaliu, uIcc on 'op A. I
'1'''d llh" nov milk inter spung grass -
lu'l N'h me 0'l Ni a h''n bed hirgtir
"a Tor all ne cuH'r lai ani S., 10 sI
l'n' hlm The ltlc Gxus IN exchange H.
looked 81 camel s)N. and sawncyrl found
20 alfred green. that dI Il, one, have a
drcamin' al The cil,lofs bong tricky, 80
houaic was dIi up mighty short aud BE-
i'aull'i Wei jus a minh,c s,nsc
turned pot oorlto sell customer. AMI
swan ~ man " two ,hifds ont van, an In
gin mcaI dumpln !,
\ burst laughter here broke from H.,
AUDITORS. and aslhcy appcarcl ~ keep on
at II, lcs,cad u ,yprhsins with w.. be
raised himself proudly mp urdcr hls load
OF injuries, md moved - the doYr
'Ah la la, la - Irrin dGmpliHS al
ha shouted one o. the convu,sed li,'oncfs
as jed wa tcircaiing
You need nj take on e. says J,l rr
cfhe cun'i ihnk - III, .,.s wton d." .wa'
lcrs lha, tea sold hlm then I'm mistaken
IN he ynrh H. perfectly nwigl OF n man.
bowcls-'spccially when he amt used 10 i :
and anil a shout # laughter l,i dis1p
rcared concentrating himself on Il, cas, be-
! ing even In q n.l,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12
From the Washington Comfy Pot.
Battles Of the Revolution.
by n. r. DuNIfAM

DEFENCE OF FORT MOULTRlE
Boston had been evacuated by the Bri,
i;h. AS the vul,ure whose prey has elu.
dcl his grasp rc,ircs TO some lofty tree 10
watch for another victim, they had retired
to Halifax. As they watched here the a.
merlcan coast, the rich field Of the Caroll'
mas attracted their attention. There were
many loyals,s, scattered population, and
many slaves. These, though, they, will
afford an easy md valuable conquest. Ac'
cordlngly placing his troops on board
suitable fleet of transports, Gen Clinton set
sal Officers and men were eager to wipe
away the stain Of the re,rca. from Lexlng.
ton md Concord-to avencc the severe
los. Of Bunkcr's HILL and remove the dis
aracc Of tie evacuation Of Boston ill'h
emo the British army had gained no lau
rcIs, nor done anything in subluga'ing the
little nsienlicnn, hands Of rebels Now
something decisive would be effected -
Charleston must make amends Tor The loss
Of Boston.
The citizens Of Chlrlcs.on were warned
oflhe danger that mcnaccd them. They
had recently driven away their royal gov
crnor, and now stimulated by their new
governor, Ru,lodge, made every possible
preparation to give Gen Clinton a mos'
ungracious welcome Gen. Lee took the
command
Vp,n nm island near the cl'ya Tor, OF
earth had been erected which command'd
the larbor The command had been gls'
en- 10 Col. Moullrlc, IN honor OF whom me
fortress had been named lie had under
his command four hundred regulars and n
few militia. Ills fortress mounted 20 nine
Founders
At the mouth OF Cape Fear River, Gin
ION met the feet OF Sir Peter Parker, wni'
large body of troops on boa:i Ihu'
force was now formidable, and the oppor'
tuniy of trying the disposition Of the IN
hablan,s along the coast was too eooa /"
be lost. With ,his design, they entered inc
,iver and scattered along ne banks procla
nations Of his loving Mal''Ns paf''h - .,
NIL ,uch OF his beloved suiy n "on'u
weld submission to his mud sway ID"
finding tina, words OF honey and on were
nov ,ncf.c,ual as the day when 'uc'
means nigh, have awaited had passed me,
salled for Charleston Having here inca
w,thou, success smiles and gracious prem
ises, on the 9Th Of June they erossei "'
bar with two hhy gun shlp' and tour nls
ales oftwenly oigh, guns, and droppcd d"
Choir before FoN Aoul,rio. ..
This was a formidable array Tor ihe ~
lie mud enclosure, iu few guns, and sma'
garrison Gen Lee, sopPoslng It impos
s,blc 10 defend II, advised Mou.r,e 70 ovlc
u,te il and concentrate hls forces within IN
city. 81 cannot desert my namesate. va
Moulrie. spilred reply They will ba
or down your walls at The ira troad''ae,
rdoined lie. Then we will lie behln
The RUNS was Moullne's r'loinder. IL
allowed him TO retain his rosh'on'
The inhabitants OF CAa'lesl'n-soid'e'
end cnixens-Aook their salions "he'
view, of The iiea AMI fou could be ob'alne
watch the rrsul, OF the cots. Nc
were they indifferent spectators Man
had inend. am ,us .hc defenders Of he i0'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

y, ~. III, cos'h. on'eiorci IN red laizc. to
W A'hingions lodgings. and was bone in
'hc arms OF servants INTO the house. The
me ifc'idcni remained hero aboL. ave,k
aud ra''"ok Of public dinner. d. he'd with
the Governor, aud attended al ora,orio
IN Mugs ChaIcl, on which occasion he
was dressed IN black o. His departure
."r Portsmouth hc showed lis regard for
iunc'ualiiy H. ra,e notice tia, \,
.h'uld depart At o'clcck. in tho murninr.
lie left the door n, the moment III, es.
'oii not being ready. hc wen, v,lou,
them The, followed and overlook lin ,u the
way.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12
\ LITTER FROM FATHER MAT
THEW

The following letter from Right Row.
Yhcohali Matthew. b. he Camhri,. Wa.
received iust ~ oar paper was goiug a.
press, hat II il too precious, both IN II. glow.
ing ackpo~lcdgmcn. Of American sym, a,hy
ter suffering Ireland. and the 1unounc, men,
~ III, purpose 90 ,isitus. t. be- withheld .-
40 krc Jour
CoRK. 2lt March. lsil
NJ, Dearest tr,cud The magnhcon,
humanity evidenced l., our beloved brethren
in tie >iatcs for the Suffering lush. In.
inspired ever, heart IN tbs Islam with AT.
den, cra,iui,
We shall ever regard America rs our de-
h,crer ia the bitter hour Of cur cal,mliy
The mIn'usc sppll,, OF Indian Com, waited
and tho free gift carroc. daily expected.
have had All unexpected effect on the Coru
market. Maze has fallen from Go To flo
the ton In the dark,s, hour of calamity
W. should not despair The m.rcics Of the
Lorl a'c above all he Nond'rou- wml, --
am resolved. God willing g. leave Ireland
for the states next summer II shall be
my constant, ANXIOUS PRAYER tha, Tie Lord
may remove every obstacle. anl allow ne
to indulge tbs darling desire Of my lcaIt.
Assoc" as the expected hrcai-'lua 'c''
sells Will arrive in Cork. ] slrll have the
pleasure If writing (" YOU AGAIN expressing
my thanks. Presenting my kludest rcincn e.
lcranoc to all I .ond., ! have tlo i nor 10 be,
dear Mr. Weed, yours afcctioua'cly
Turos,Lp MATTHEW
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12
WORK IN THE Garden.

As the time has arrived when every one
who may feel u desire 70 provide ipr his
family plcntiul supply o. vegetable. dur
ing the ensuing season. should begin T. put
liz garden in order. We shall cudcavor t.
direct attention t. such ,hi,. Is a. may BE-
necessary t. he done t. hilrg ahou, itis
desirable result. Besides tie hcalthMl
luxGiics which arc secured t. the table
through tie products Of n wei arranged
and cultivated garden. the laudablc piilc Of
the leuialcs Of ones iamily is grtiicd, and
especially Is ills the case where ia addition
10 cdllles luxurian,ly growing therein. the
lady Of the homestead may loin, to tie
flower. Of her garden, a. 80 many evidence.
Of the Lindly regard entertained toward her
ana her offspring ~ him in whom her ard
her love is bound up There may be, for
augh, wc know, labors more highly intcilcc-
,ual thau those ol horticulture, hUt Of tli,
We are certain, that there ARE none more
spiritual in relation to tho Great Author OF
on Being. It, toll. and ,aiisucs s,ryc, il
properly appreciated, t, remind Us that tie
hrst occupation signed t. man was that
Of tending a gardcn--,at it was IA that
chosen spot be was taught the lesson, that
the svcctc.' bread is that which i, earned
bs labor--nor arc there any mclc pure, or
bette, calculated 70 make man conicnt,d
with hi. condition. for the very abundance
with which hi table ma. hc ,up jed Ills
lis mind With cmo,ion~ Of ma,iiydc rr tie
hrs,Dual "a Ii'h aud rclc,hiu. world
Is comforts, AID be- rises iron each succeed :
ing repas, with thanks in Ii, heart tia, his
1T Las been So pleasant and - favored.
With Til, brici Introduction, We would hc
permitted To point out such woIA as should
be immediately set about.
SowI>o SEEDS Prepare a border Will
southern exposure. hy manIsoing liberal.
IL with un'Gmcuted s;ablo manure, dig ,hii
in spit deep, rake the ground thoroughly
thon put on a covering ct well rott~l ma
nurc, An inch or two deep, rakc this il w,ll
then lay your border - suitable divisions
To- receive the different kinds ID seed, sor
intend to sow Your bed being thus pre-
pared sw carl aud late oalhagc .oad, a.
the Eary smyrna, Early York. Battcrs,a
and sugar l. af-,Le largo Fiat Dutch, ,hc
Drum ! ad aud ~ayotN Ims, embracing
al, .pdl.,e ya-ic,.e.. win .ecnre a c,n,it.
md. M, ~ ,,lla.,,. ar fl. tall. d,
mcrl,,. ~. ,Lc carly KIND, may he about
LoirgnsoI nm ,he late Kind. vii conc -,
ia, U,,,', ..vu ,.ur,all,e, ..rl. O.
'l,G.,e,, Ut. ., ..l.. 1i,r,.n Vi,h
Won, Land u 'n,al, ,hcsc,!,p. ,,a, +,
ever ,i.,n li,i,l,. ,i,cn,.u mus, m, H.,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12
LETTER FROM HENRY CLAY.

The following letter i. Published IN tie
Louisville papers. II will explain i,sell,
and viii be read with painful interest
AsmLANp, April T. lst7
Gentlemen II received this day your
olhclaI letter addressed by you, as the organ
Of the people of Louisville. To Inc, ia which,
after aiNcriing to the resolution adopted hy
them, n, a public meeting expressing their
feelings arising ont Of "the mourninl hut
glorious intelligence Of the battle Of Bucua
Vista. aud oi their desire To- have brought
bach t. tbs state the remains Il the brave
officers and soldiers from Louisville who
died on tia, day IN tho service q, tie ma
ton. You conclude by requesting my per
Tai ion 20 hing back e.. his nnlNc State
the i'ody of M sou, Lieut.. Col. H. Clay, Jr.
To administer 'hc Ia, sa'rcd nights Of sep
ulture, and Afterwards to erect monument
10 Commensurate his virtues aud lcD,c,uatc
h- deeds
J yield gentlemen readily thcpcrmis.in
requested Louisville now contains the -.
main- e his beloved wife. and WAS the laco
q his own re-, lonrc a' the tim, o., has death
There l., therefore al,,ticu.ir i,rcs. Tat
those who in Ne were united together Is
'hc strongest Law. Of affection should sioop
together IN death
For the knd and l,ruil, n,'r,si which
the people O, Louisville have taken on an
occasion 80 distressing T. nae, aud ior tho
generous sympathy unaffected ly You IN
yorr obligiu, letter | tender nnrxpr,-siln
Of my profound gratitude and ,hauA-
] am gentlemen. with iho Aigacs, respect
your FREUD Anl obcdicnt scr,ani
II CLAY.
Mcs-rs VIM Preston Na'hani,l WOE
Lac Everett. Jno W Tyler, David l.
Beatty.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

Mcs-rs VIM Preston Na'hanidl WOE
Lac Everett. Jno W Tyler David l.
Beatty.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

The following better is Published IN tic
Louisville papers. 1t will explain i,.eli.
and will be read with painful interest:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

c. Wang 4 C.lumLia. Oiio. rcccnly
sid b., l.,i scare vintage a native viz, --
several hundred rulion,--si g. u Ir gal.
lon The cultivation u n, srape u ,a.d
t. Ia ,YreAdirs l,Ii!ly m tts oLio riy,r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

The Danish creed Il honor hss !, that
brave man should attack tso--tishi lrin
against ttfre--glye ,rnund lrtl. ior tour
aud oniy retreat ~ Eve
TIE NatsmOras Flag sa,s Gen Ta,llr
az r.labn,h,d rey creed for American.
l'lsm tita'k tonf--siahl firm against
'iel,-.1 no' an ruoh of ground t.
loHu--aul retreat under 10 cneum,tAn-
a..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-12

II. J. PAGE, NJ. ~.
IN HS1CI AN AND SURG EON
(Rooms over the Store OF Barrett 4 Coz
20 Rutland, VI.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-10-20
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JUDSON MACoY

TAKES this method of informing his friends and
- the public generally, that he has on hand a
large and handsome assortment Of
CARRIAGES and BUGGIES, B.4ROUCH-
ES and ROCKAV.4YS,
which he will sell as low can be bough, in any
of the cites, of the same kind of work
CARNAGE HARNESS Of all descriptions,
and IR.1PELLLNG TRUNKS always on hand
"a good supply OF Springs and .4rlctrees, Harness
and Carriage Mounting.
He is prepared to do all kinds OF repairing at the
shortest notice, and at low prices Also, large
assortment, 80 dozen of
FANCY CANE AND JVLNDSOR CHAIRS
AND ROCKING CILlIRS,
all of which he will sell low ANY person wishinq
TO purchase would do well to call and see his stock
as he is determined to sell any of the above articles
as low as they can be purchased elsewhere
Staunton, April %, lS47.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-10-20
TRUST SALE.

ASl virtue of 4 Trust Deed executed bv Tbo,o,.
=, olilingtOn OF the County of Bath, bearing date
tne 2nh OF December, 1889, and of record in IN.
Glenh oice of the County Court of Bath. I
, ,nI 10 tSe Inc money IN said trust deed men
TONED, subject to the credits allowed in the c,uso
OF S!tington rs. VIM. ii. Allen and others. dec.
ded In the Circuit Superior Court of Bath Comfy
al The last Term. and also for 81 300 paid ~
Gay oil May ls41, on the 20,h day of OCTOBER
next proceed to sell 10 the highest bidder. for rea
dy money, at the front door of the Court house 81
PAIN county four several tracts or parcels of
Land, containing, in the aggregate, 1898 .9cr.s
1Sylng on the Cowpasture River in said county Of
roa;H, anu .ne same on which said Sitlington now
resides, OF SO much thereof as shall be sucien, to
aiScharge the debt secured by said trust deed -
oaid Lands are situated Immediately on the rive,
large portion are low grounds and the title s no.
aieved unquestlonable, but shall make to the pur-
CHASER only such title as is vested in me. rN'
August Is, lS47.-9t A'"''ee'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-10-20
There is no reason to be Sick f:
ID R. lie ROWS
Vegetable Universal Pills,

fire strengthening PTgatiuc and Purifying
Tonic.
TINHE hopes of the American Agents are far more
Il than realised, by the of DIR. LIE ROY'S
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~ thousand boxes have been disposed of and ccrti
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great number OF diseases; bat those which prcdomina-
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Iowncss OF Spirits.A persons who take them aer rec
that they are far superior every other medicine they
used IN the mildncss the energy, and the efficacy Of
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ness, force, and rapIdy and purgatyc leave no
thing TO be desired But their great peculiar excel
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purgatvcs is, that their operation is followed by
action Their unrvallcd purify ing and pnrgaiivc pro-
pertics, Tor which they indebted the essence of
Sarsaparila, and other ingredients, being controlled by
their highly tonic virtues, derived from the extract of
wild Cherry, they do not strain the digestive organs
INTO action, as the mode of operation with other ca
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more or less subsequent cosvcncss and sugghncss of
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from any person the acknow lcdgmcnt that DIR. lie
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" Price 20 cents per box.
A. ID. WREN,
FcD 20, 1871. Agent ton-