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COTTON FACTORY

vVNIIE subscriber would inform the Merchants in gen
era as well as the public, that he making at the Black
Water Cotton Factory, good article OF Cotton Yarns
is made in establishments he not whose be- and
all he for fair trial to be made OF the
them The subscriber web OF the difference good
and bad and in order that not be Imposed
liable to be- try the and can't work
thpm Just put them up found them, and make The
charge carrying well returning and the subscriber
will pay the lrcighs the delivery the yarns him at
the Factory
Also, he generally has good lot owaddg, suitable for
Comforts, hand al of which shall be sold at fair prices
Please give him call when want any thing in his way
jas. S. CREWDSoN, ACT
Lynchburg Sept. 9. 1S41.-ts
O. The l.cSngol Abingdon, and Fncastle, Va, and
Jonesborough, Tenn papers, will copy w6w and forward
o this office.
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IL The s'orning Of Mono del Rey, NIatr Sumner.
with his dragoons, charged heavy column II the
my's lincrls. In doing SO. they had pnss under
heavy fire from The encmy's works. The following in
c,drn, ted with his barge is told BY the CURES
pundent o the Della Il is not UNCOMMON in history for
hoiscs 10 show such discl pine:
while The cavalry passing in iron, of he enemy
ord, rharge the column ii ancets, they were not IN
der tho Gro than ten seconds, and, durng that time.
hey sustained loss u oilicesM oucd Thirty Two pr
Yates killed aud wounded, and ~s u hundred ard
fvo horses There wcr, bnt Ulcers that did not have
their hoIscs shot under them hut there Is hing very
rrnarkablr that the horses from which the riders had
shot mhe,eJ aud moved with tho sane regularity ~
though they had mounted, until they came 10 hals
ir''" ~" .,aru. whey they all kept /" body IN d.
tcean 1.-THE euemy"
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WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC RAILROAD

VIM l.. Clark Gsq., has been unanimously ~ elected
President Of The Wlnehes,r aud Potomac Rallrad Conn.,
pnny. The Winchester Virg,nian, speaking Of The
nua mesg ii the ompaay. held in tina, IOWA, Sat
ntiay last says: a
ihe loan Of $l2o0oo recently nego'ia cd by the Pres
det and Directors, IN pursuance VI the law passed u
the last session u the General Assembly ratified aud
confirmed by the meeting, anu the procreds thereof viz
hundred Thousand dollars, II be appropriated 10
The discharge u The debs Of the company. and the bal
nn,o the improvement of the i'd That balance.
aih the aecruing revenue Of the company, will 10 sum
c,. IL ~ thought, 10 pul the road in cuplee order
aud the company will now be relieved from its fiat
iog debt, Tho Stockholders may n u onaiy anticipate
tina, hs day at hand WHOM they will reap d,vi-
d,nd upon Their investments. lna
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
Real and PPrs0naf.Estate.

DURSCANT to decree of The circuit superior cour
Z OF law and chancory for Amherst county, in The
of Cornelius Sale. aud others Pills. Thomas \
Eubank, and others. defendants, pronounced the 30,
day OF August. iNT, the undersigned WILL Friday.
the 9TH day Ut November 1917. proceed al the house
said Thomas n Eubank in said county Of Amherst. to
sell TO the highest bidder. for cash, the following
SLAVES,
together with any increase Of the females since the 18Th
day of February 1913. that is say Phil and his wifi.
Lucy. Tom and his wife Ann,Davy aud his wife Docas
their three children, Gusavus, Jackson, and younger
child aud Dsey woman.
And at the same time and place, the TRACTS OF
LAND, following, that is To say LIST. The residence Of
said Eubank, ca led the WILDERNESS. Containing $50
ACRES, sixty Of which heng James River botton-
2I. Another Tract C nalning l2a ACRES, within a
mile Of James Ri err, and II miles from Lynchburg
twenty Acres OF cleared Land. The balance good tobacco
land and fin 'ly timbered. This tract is tenanted al
this tune, and has upon it. small Dwelling and othe
cut houses. Bird Another Tract containing 81 ACRES
all level land, lying within and half miles Of James
River. and fourteen miles from Lynchburg, with good
buildings for small family upon IT, and is very yaua-
bic tract. 4th. Another Tract containing 2lj ACRES.
lying at above and below the Toll -house the Noun
tain Sc zion of the }. r. X Canal III is has upon
it, a valuable Fishery and the Fuel and Timber is vllu
able because Gifts lying upon the Improvement 5h.
Another Tract containing 2O4 ACRES, the River.
Just below Waughs Ferry, about 20 Acres only cleared
and plain comfortable buildings Tor a small family, & the
Timber and Fire wood besides the soil itself highly
valuable.
sale of real estate where from the size OF the tracts Those
of smaller means, well as the full handed, may pur-
chase homes in fine ueghbIhood the line of
the great central Improvements and of the Mansion house
Tract. he will state his opinion that such is
rarely in market 1t will be situated the Slack water
navigation ii the J. u. and X Canal and within fourteen
mi,s of I.ynchburg, (about two and a half hours
drive i'll Packet bat aud the up land as well the
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UNCLE IKE IN TOU.E,
At the same Old stand.
ON .M4LN STREET..

fINIIE subscriber would most respectfully return his
thanks To the public generally, for the worry liberal
patrona re heretofore extended 10 him and would ask
continuance If the same pledging 10 exert himself The
utmost present an article Of Hats to the public
surpassed in Style beauty and finish. maklng like
al other sciences, progressive, and he has made inn
provemcnt in fitting the Hat 10 the various shapes OF
heads, which cannot fail to please the most asdlons
connossenrs All that he asks is an impartial exaulna
ton Of his
HITS AND cars.
hi. stock Of Hats aud Caps icing very large a, present,
added which is large and well selected stuck ot
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
which he would Invite all in want Of any article in his
line, he will take great pleasure IN waiting upon all
who may favor him with d call.
o. = -6w j. RUMBOUGU.
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Hats and Caps.

yJIE undersigned bcgs leave to return his grateful acne,,
Judgements TO his friends and the public generally for
their very liberal patronage, heretofore extended to the late
firm of Gaines sitter and bees continuance of the
same, he carving the Hat and Cap business, at the
stand in all its various branches and will continue to
keep on hand ino
BEAVER, NUTRA, RUSSIA, BRUSH AND
SILK HITS.
oall styles qualities and prices, Of his manufacture
warranted for durability colour and beauty flc is just open
;nr his fall supply of (cnemen', Youths and boys fine
Reavor Nu,ra Seal otter, Plush Silk and Cloth Caps, Of
all STYLES. qualrIcs aid prizes. -
OF. ll-k N-h cliiLfh
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PUBLIC MEETING.
The Richmond and Ohio RuiI,vG

The Richmond and Ohiu RuiI,oml.
Pursuant 10 notice given IN the public prin,s. largo
meeting of the czens Of Richmond convened at Odd
Fellows Hall, un "Wednesday night, meet a dclrgs
ton of gentlemen from ynclburg, who had been dept
ted confer with them on The ject The Richmond
and Ohio Rail Road.
Alan early hour the meeting called TO order by
Capt Charles Dimnock, whose mott IN, James Lyons,
ESD, called 10 the Chair.
Mr.. l.. accordingly took the stand Chairman, aud
in few appropriate remarks stated the object Of the
meeting.
On motion of + James ESD, Major Thomas H. I
lis requested 10 act Secretary 10 the meeting; bus
The MAJOR, finding that il would be necessary TOR him T.
absent himself eore the meeting was likely to cl sr
begged 10 be excused; whereup, a similar motion Il
Mr.. James, Ro. II. Gallaler requested to act a.
Secretary, and James Mad son Crane, as Assistant
Il meeting having been fully organized, Messrs.
NJ iris, Daniel, Early and Drane, the delegation from
Lynehburg. were invited Ia take seats The Chair
man, by whom the first named gentleman inrdu ed
10 the meeting,
Mr. Morris took the STA nd and entersined the essen.
bly, in speech Of about 40 minute much 10 The graii6
cation Of all present The substance Of his remarks will
appear hereafter.
Mr.. NJ. having concluded, by stating that, next 10
desire see the with Mexico brought 10 a speedy
close, he wished TOR The nation Of The gres, i'm
provemeni fr m Richmond 10 The Ohh River. he was
follow ed by Captain Charl Dmmpck, " Richmond.
who had been loudly called for, 10 say word or in
behalf of his city.
Capt d. spoke for short time in an sni,nated strain
aud wound up BY ad,p ing The language Of gentleman
at previous meeting the subject It Rail Roads, who
called On his He'll w Gil TO sutscrbc! sMkscribe!!
On moor Of Richard II. 'roler Esq. committee
appointed 10 prepare resolutions for the aIopn VI
adjourned meeting which was 10 lake place on Thurs.
day
The Chairman accordingly named The following gen
emen constituting The cpinmli,ee, to ~n:-Messn.
1oler, Dinnock. H. l.. Kent. Fleming James, Jossph
Mayo, r. &. Stanard, J. NJ Wickhan, rhuuss H. Ell
lis j. j. Fry w H. Hubbard, John s. Caskie and
- Hamilton. s, -. IS,
Fleming James, Esq, moved that when tts meeting
adjourn. il ADJOURN TO meet at Y; ocirk On Thursday.
night, which occasion, other msmb r. The Lynch
burg delegation Would address the meeting.
The meeting accordingly adj armed -.
- JAMES LYONS. China
r. II. GALLAHEa, Sec'ry. -.
J. NJ. CRANE. ASH S.c'ry. 80 p
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GROCERIES. Dry Goods &C.

WYE have within the last few days large add-
w ton Stock of Goods and now otter TO our
patrons and the public generally at low either Tor cash
or barter or n time punctua customers
70 hhAs n. o., Porto Ricu & st Ctolx Sugars,
200 bags Barrels Porto Rico, Maracabo, Ro JAVA and
Laguyra, Cohecs, 49,.
10 bbs and Terces Woolsey. pulverited and Crushed
and N. Orleans Clarified Sugar,
Is hdds and Tierccs best Orleans and Cardenas Noas
Is boxes woolsey and w oolsey S Loaf Sugar,
20 boxes and Chests Tea,
$50 kegs Nails,
5000 lbs blistered, east and shear Steel,
$500 lbs. square Iron, assorted,
10 ton mountain bar and Richmond Tredegar Iron,
$500 lbs I.cwss w hite Lead,
~ boxes ~ 10 and 10 >el2 Window Glass
30 boxes Adamantne x rallow Candles,
5oolbs Sole Leather Together with Ginger Pepper Spice
Rine, indigo Nader, Mustard, l.ogwood, Sweet oii.
Wrapping Foolscap otter Paper Soaps, Calicoes omes
tics Bed Ticking, Blankets Jeans nsey, Hats CaPts, &c
49,
We have also on Consignment
~ boxes Wooseys 4 Suart's Loaf Sugar,
hhds. N. o, Sugar,
bis Solar Lamp Oil.
Nov. Its McCORKI.E SIMPSON.
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YELLOW EENER.

The lha nj If Health Of New Orleans epai ,ha, The
yellow evcr has ceased exist ,hee Ms az epidemic
The number Of deaths from yellow fever. ior the forty
sgh, hours preceding the lSh was thirteen.
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TO TIE SCROFULOIiS.

hOCTOR T. w. EWING influns The public that
- lee is in possession OF Boyds reo.t-y for Scrotua.
II is too well known IL the community Ia comment
These whoac a,l cte may call him and be relieved.
His Office is New Siore. Buckingham county, Va,
His Post Office. New Store Buckingham.
Charges moderate.
April 22-is
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Dress GOODS for Ladies'

Dress GOODS for Ladies'
WOC LID call the special attention Of the Ladies to
L my very eX eisIye assortment OF FANCY DREss
GouDs, viz
BLACK. BLUE BLACK nj FANCY coloured
SILKS. from 81 cents 10 ST per yard.
CASllMERES. Mousllns and Merino Ec1ssais, rich
and elegant. from % is to ST. p per yard.
BONNET NElNETS Silks, Satlns, Riblonds
French Flowers aud Plumes fine Goods as were ever
seen III this market and as cheap for the les and quail
ties
Also tony very elegant assortment of Shawls Scaris
and Nses from 80 cents To $50 piece. certainly the
most magnificent Goods in this country-ca
aud see them. As have said no charge for showing.
WIN. ii. RYAN,
Opposite ID. b. Payne's Book Store
Oct Its
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or LAND.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or LIND.
DY virtue of dorree oil the Circuit Superior Court o aN,
ID and Chanccry. Ion Nelson county, On the ia, ID
October Si7, pronounced in the therein depending be
tween David ". Burton, survivor Of Thomas A. ioleombe,
and David W Burton, plaintiff, and Christ, phcr T. Estes,
Isaac Paul. Decd and other defendants,
the undo Copms onois al sad Cou apponlsd
Tor the purpose will, the 2ih day o November next
the premise. the county Of Nelson about iSo niles from
the io,ings,on aud adjoining the lands Of Samuel
Lowing decd and others To sale 10 the hphes, bidder,
much cash will the expenses o sale \ the balance
n credit OF and three years. equal tain, ns
Tract oil land called the
Johnson Tract,
described the deed filed with the papers Of the
containing
IJ6 ACRES;
Al oher Tract of land, containing about ESQ GEO
Acres Of Land adjoining the former tract and called the Bib
act and described in the deed ~ filed among the papers
of the cause adjoining the land Of Samuel Loving, George
Rves and Others These tracts be NJ parcels III the
discretion Of the Commissioners, two of whom act
The latter tract hastwo DWELLING iiOU SES on IT, The
will be required 10 give bonds with approved
riiy the title said lands will be retained for the u
mate security oi the purchase money .
CHAS. PERR0W,
NO. WHITEHEAD
). CLAIBORNE,
JAS. G. INLAND,
Ort i9 In, Commissioners.
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I'ebblctoil school

FOK TOU.NTI T~TDTE1S.
HNTIE 2nd Session Of this School will commence on III
i LIST Of October next. Anxious that all the pupils com
united 10 her should be thoroughly instructed and
believing This to be impraciicaba where there many
Scholars Miss Manson proposes 10 esisb'lsh School,
consisting only Of ten twelve young ladies' jail OF whom
she wishes board in her Fathers family. and 10 take,
in addition 10 their English Studies, Music and French
lessons.
TERMS.
Board 0nclndng washing, fuel lgh,s,) s. pr month
Tuition English
ttenrh
use Of Instrument % cents.
Beard aud Tuition payable one half in advance. the
remainder the end of the S,ssonleers addresse TO
Mr., Nathaniel !. Manson, Lymchburs, will be attended
To.
Aug. 3O-ts
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('<ONk.S.

lust received lot OF Geullemen's Cloth Cioaks. OF
- various prices of very fine quality. Those in
want Of the ah,ve article will do well call soon
are determined 10 sell them.
WATERHOUSE & WIIrT1EMORE..
Oct Is is
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TAILOEIlNG!

TAILORING!
T1ILORNG! TlILORLNIi
fuNtE undersigned having had long experience in the
practice q, measuring cutting and making up work.
aud feeling entire cuahdcuca Of giving satisfaction 10
those who may favor him with call. most respectfully
offers his setv HE citizens Ut lyncburg and its
vicinity. hoping. by ,rc, attention 10 business To merit
a share u, patronage
The FRENcn, E'GiIsH aud AMERICAN F,suioNs
will according I" ananIcmen',hc received every month";
and whilst adherns strictly to the fashions. regard will
he had 10 smooth fitting, easy aud eoInioriabo wear
Ing garments
JAMES u. EDWARDS.
few doors above Mcen 4 CIV atkins,
.4 aud opposite Sam'l u. Thurman.
ALSO. agent for Cosby's Compound Dlitcrs.
Oct 7-l2m
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90 CASH FOR HIDES ,

WILL pay The highest cash price. FOL Green or Dried
Hides. delivered at the Market House. either To my
self OF 10 Mr.. Wan. Lee Fair.
Hides will as heretofore, be tanned shares by
ofth- hes, ianncrs in the State
Oct 25-is JOHN CROTfSE
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NOTICE.

4 Ii those indebtedlo the late Concerns OF Roberts
"A 4 Lee aud Lee & Roberts, are earnestly request
ed forward and pay their NOTES and ncconnlsas 1t
very that the business should he closed Long
indulgence will not be given. LEE s ROBERTS.
March Its
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oc, Is In,
"Reminiscences. sa!c oI LnMa.

Conn missiOncr's Sale Of Lama.
10y virtue ola decree of the CIrcoit Superior Cour
ID Of Law and Chanccry, for Nelson county, ot the
9TH day oil October BAG, pronounced in the therein
depending. between VIM. 5. Loving. Adm. Of samuel
Loving. decd, and others, plaintiffs, and Daniel
Cheat wo,,d and others. defendants, will on the 10Th
day of November next, the premises near James
CHRISTIANS and said Chcatwood., sell IN the highest
bidder. for ready money, the TRACT of LAND, IN The
bill mentioned being the same tract purchased by SAID
Chealwuud rem Saml Loving in his hiu time, which
tract lies in the county Of Nelson. on Bunaloe River.
and which contains about S3l ACRES. II is said to be
valuable CIlAS PERROW,
Oct. lS-lm Commissioner
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.N'EIt .4RRiI.1L or
& A II II I A & Il >.

VENR NJ. ID ID l.
vS navy receiving general assortment of CARRIAGES
chiefly IRON the of Troy Y ace celebrated Tor
the M, p,l actorv Of such articles. lie has also,
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, Sc,
OF EASTERN MAKE,
al, OF which pledges himself sell as low ether
the place, and respectfully socits con
tnu.Are patronage from his Old friends and most politely
invites those wishing to purchase articles IN hrs Inc wan
hom he ha. never had the pleasure acquaintance call
and examine purchasing lie also manufacturing all
and every description of Carriage to ORDER and will promptly
repair all his line chcapls, and warrant to be as
well done, as any house In this place.
lie will order any description of Carriage that may be
wanted 49,, 49,,
Oct 2S- I'm If IL NJ pll'bAhE.
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GENTLENENS
FU n SH IN {. st q r l..
VINIiE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the citizens Of
Iynchburg and the surrounding country, that they will
continue the business formerly carried by Warehouse,
W httemorc y Co.. and prepared with entire
stock of Goods, to supply their customers it'll article OF
tentiemens wearing apparel
Their stock OF Clothing quite large and much cleaper
than before offered. Also,
Cloths, Cassimcres and Vestings,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS
which will be manufactured order exceeding y low rates
IIinis cash
WAREHOUSE & WHtTTEMORE
Oct. It's
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CANARY SEED. sefss
4 SUPPLY nf Fresh Csrsfy ssed. e ots ~
"A JOHN II. S&Af C1uevis
Oct. cit. 80 s.s.
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S.lLE OF LIND.

S,iLE or LIND
IN PCRSC ANCE Of Deed uf Trust, made 10 the
undersigned, by fsye,Ie Johust,n asd sshers. They
being the President aud Directors OF the Ffedericks
Mining Company barring date the 2ih daSai January
iSiU. and which is duly recorded ia the clerks ollca Of
the e'uny court, for Amherst county shall, on Sa,ar
day, the 2nd day Of October next II fair. IL not the
nex, fair day Quo, being the Sabbath) exss " salr at
public auction to The highest bidder. the premises.
all that Tract Of Land lying in the said county. and
known by the Of Chissel's Mine Tract supposed To
contain
7ao ACRES.
be the same or less. The Of sale will be
cash. The title the said land believed be geud
but the undersigned will convey such title only
vested IN him Wy the said decd.
REUBEN r. THOM, Trustee.
August SEQ
The above sale is postponed INIT, Saturday 10Th, inst.
Sept 30-ti9O +. 1iiOM. Trustee.
SECOND POSTPO.NEMENT.
The abve sale is. necessarily. sl further posponed,
Del. li2il2N " " RI. Tnod. Trustee
PUBLiC SALE or Y.1LU3BLE
NEGROES .aND OTHER PERSONAL
PROPERTT
fuNllE subscribers will expose at public auc ton
Il the farms belonging the late john H. Pcy ton, in
Alieghany, Va, On the 10Th November neat, nj loo
clock III me morning. and from day To day, I'LL Tho COM
p,tlon Of the sale. the following property
Between FIFTY AND SIXTY LIKELY NE
GROES, ages ranging from i5 yeats. and oI both
s0Ncs.
<esymmuaNf About one hundred and -N
HyfssaS&VS twenty five head Of E&WMys
MDfp CATTLE, 3t&Y
anAAA. among he number lot Of .AAAe
FINE STEERS.
About TWENTY FiN T. head Of HORSES
OF fine blood.
About ONE HUNDRED and THIRTY head OF
HOGS. aud about the number Of SHEEP.
-Four fine Wagons, 1tso crcellem 1hreang Nd.
chimes, t,co sets Of BLchmiihs Tools, and
FARMING l. rENSlI.S
OF every character and DIES rpu'n together with about
$50 TONS OF HAY.
Several thousand bushels Of OATS and about the
same quantity OF CORN
4 thousand or twelve hundred bushels OF Wheat a
quaint Of Potatoes, Buck wheat, Sc. &c.
TERMS.
For all sums Of $40 and below, CASH and for sums
abovea credit of ~ months will be given, the purchaser
executing bond with satisfactory security.
JNO. l.. PEYrON,
WN NJ. PENrDN,
Executors Of IL Peyton. deed
Oct. 2l-tl5N
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NEW CONCERN.
BOOT, SHOE, AND HAT STORE.
VDNIIE Undersigned respectfully announces TO their
i friends, and the public in general, that they have
associated themselves. under the style and firm ot
SHELTON & HATCHER,
for the purpose Of carrying the above business at the
stand lately occupied by WIN. A. Richards,
Their stock OF Boots, Shoes, HAS, &c. is now large
and will be augmented in few days, and they promise
to sell, by Wholesale and Retail, on terms accomno
dating as can be had at any house in the place.
Persons in want of articles in line invited To
call before purchasing elsewhere
SAM. w. SHELTON.
Oct 2l-ts j. A. HATCHER.
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4 LARGE assortment %! Sack and Pcltoo OVER COAT
~ from SO to S2j, at
Oct Its. WAREHOUSE 4 WIlr'rEMORE'S
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~ b. PAYNE has just opened, this morning, large o.
-. of the LATEST publications, at New York prices
Oct. 2S--ts
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The above sale is postponed unit Saturday 10Th, ms
Sept 30-ti9O Il Il. THON, Trustee
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-05-28
From The London Inquirer.
Who are the Rich?

Who are the rich !-the favored few
Whose hands their dazzling treasure hold
With luxury deck their halls, and strew
Their paths with gold
No; for the wealth so proudly got,
Is borrowed all the fatal bond
May grant it 10 the grave, but not
Ar hour beyond.
They are the rich whose treasures lie
In hearts, not hands-in heaven not here /;
Whose ways are marked by PHYS sigh,
And mercy's tear.
No borrowed wealth, no failing store;
These treasures of the soul remain
Its own; and, WHEN to live is DER,
To die is gain.
Who are the poor l-the humble race
Who dwell where luxury never shone-
Perchance without one friendly face,
Save Gods alone
No! for the meek and lowly mind,
Still following where its Saviour trod,
Though poor in all, may richly find
The peace Of God.
They are the poor, who, rich in gold,
Confding in that fdithless store,
Or tremble for the wealth they hold,
Or thirst for more =
Whose hands are fettered by its touch,
Whose lips no generous duty plead;
Go, mourn their poverty, for such
Are poor, indeed!