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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25
August IA w n
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Virginia:
hnes h,len in h Clerk, Oai,e q the Circuit Srye
~ r'r Ho of Law lnd Clau:ery FIR the town Of vui
burg, on the I Il DAY of August IS4S:
"l.'nn 4 ! ni,h, and ReIand Rop4rts. Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Wilii-n 3 tvcre't EI.rthl Jane A,srctt wife Of VIM
= lvert, ih1m1s IT, tvercu, Richard ZONES executor M
Hrdtd H. " ret, dc:A ChsyvcI Dbncv. executor u
SIMEON lS'ln, ed, Robert A. Elliott, and An rev c.
EIio plrtlarS under tA- firm Of Eliot s Brother P!n
Lacy, Hi N;Cr"w illi.m Fau,knc. the President ~
roctor1 and Epany 81 the bank of Virginia Samuel G.
NorSe.l anl THE i-ynohburs and Campbell Court Iol-.
Turnpike 20 oqtny, D,f.nlants
IN Gil tNCERY.
lnf H1'cndlnt, Nndrcv Elhr not having IN cred his
appearance nd give seIrty according the ict Of Assem-
Ply AMI ha ~ Is IF this Court, aud il appearing by
tory @vilc1re, that he i nhaban of Till country
l. "rcrc that the said pclcntIn do appear re on the
nrst day Of ta next term aud the bin Of the
and that copy Ut hi, or!e. BE- forthwith inserted II same
neWSpapr printed in the town of ychburg n two mont n.
snc es~ye ani posted the The Courthouse
in the Sld town.
Copy-Te,tc
August ll-T IN - ROBES Clerk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25
AGRICULTURAL.
From Southern Planter.
From The Southern Planter.


'HF '-.hr- u your last, yoa have two excellent
=, ','cl''} '"e ms y on nary '>'I.g-
!" "F l'lIh"r. p lcO, yen say III 81 per-ns snt
'H'" "'"' 700 h"e' and IN If hay q" early - and in
'Hf l' p ~, you pAhli,h an article putting the
r.T ~ "'7 gram o@ire u luliy ripe beyond
80" propose 10 'e' lla >a7J-c'. SO tar as
Wh'li i c'lc'Thhi rest, as All fir ners seem to
r'''S'e !" Inc carry cutting OF 'raeat, and perhaps
-9r.,r,.
49,, ''''H e'Cf Pic'''i' l'f'her VIII diiier
LII. - az, uihe l"f harvesting them u Is a
il i,'' "l'''i ~ '"'7 ~ ia'"tfs III my ac
~, ~ as INC nay s',U'o "e 'hof"Gghly
NJ HIN" I certainty aS ~ anu the straw II
.. 'I''s,' ".t 'lnt" onceF 81 II wren TED as
t"' "a. hen cnt !" green state, the straw is
NJ ..;' ~ not t"va u.
'.,. II yo.l aSl contains %uh'Tl'y from
N 7 'I+i 27'I ',-'u'a ifIeA' an or fe~P'ndent
WI ',t'e''S '".VeF contrary 10 the pr C 'hccived
& '' ,,r q ~ - - ~ arih.,'' a'e DE-
- " ~ "'4.'1 '"'h''i Sdy' ne
'' i'T', s'e I'i'e Git," a''1 "i"f dalS
j. Will, rL;n LaI,. '',, III ~ -
Saw vL,,I. 10 f. ,''' ,,'"o y ''Pc ~ ''e neI"
" - u' Vt ~ ~ VI ioui'eth
@ ,a,e - wa, PF'lFc''S 'PF l!f dfPoheht sa''h not,
rr, ~ ' ''T y i'pe "n7a''
,~L.n, 80 II i''0e' ~ uo'o' % 'huc' iof
~ It.
III 'l'itH c'th. !te says TINT corn 'cu a. the
'% 'l' IT. 'F Nernt!s hah become ir'nly >pecked,
MO- tF'a more ranlly than While standing" Did 1t
~ ~ ""''iIdh''y Nhat slInh 5 more rapid
lnNn%' II Is less afundani Bat tli| mdoubted at
N'"f P,Vr' " l'SS SAX you leave with the corn
~ 'Ne'} '-n'I'tI' ou'; says me- II me stalks are
''t' "i' >uccu"h' c'hn't"h tle quahtlty OF The
t"''a'H4 ana n"ufish'ns haii contained IN the sap
at me eti'u OIL Tue cora 'ufnihs ls doubtless,
"h-rr "[n'n'ry creams a"cs' aonndan'ly ada ate to
ensure The perfect dcVr purnt aud maturaup Of the
7l"I"
-Nl" h'h'g more And that to' to be under Al least
It'L.@iy ciFcnnsilnc's.-and that ioa win an 'J''
~ i'r ''a!>S are n green and saccnent con d"n.
Nfi' wat nave we here And yand J'' cif-
cucs:"crs render necessary to cut road through
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25

rrrable | ciior by many. True viii est d uble 10
pre- are land n tins way, but thn il Will nce,st the
prod & The hTst season fully twenty five PER cent OF
ever IA Re, the extra expense viii De trIht back with
emp uni interests. that the cu.turist Will tie the
.aiutr tie first crop II say uuihinr of the supe
FI"r prancve value Of his and ihruughoul the emaln-
ing years d MS of rotation. very important
advantage rrsu Is from subsoing and preparing II for
purposes ot culture and lheteay enabling the cuurs tn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25
EUNOVAL.
LABORATORY OF THCMSONIAN BOTANIC
NTDIEINE'S

L1PH'M. LARRABEE.. No. 20 South Calver
-Ez>irrct Baltimore has removed his Lab r.tury 10 hi
building NJ. q. and has al.ays on hand the lar
goSt and msi cmpete Itiment o Pure B ,anic
NEEDLES in the United States, pr pared under bis special
al his Labor tory being the first erected in The
United S;ars for tie spiral purpose Of preparing
Ihmp~onlu Botanic Medicines. All Of The pnlveti-
zed and oonpiuudr articles put up and 'nnd
arFage>.or baik .and nearly labelled, with directions
suitable retailing and upon better terms than the
article had il Ne L. = Every article in his
line IS warranted genuine the public rely upon this.
GIA liberal discount made to country merchants. no
particularly requested 10 call sad quality,
SC. Defre purchasing.
CCz-Ihe various Treatise<. embracing the repu
ted authors. upon the Thompnnan or Botanic System
Of Medicine may also he had his establishment, by
The quantity single copy.
Baltimore. August 2S-l mon'h.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25
PDETIg ALL.
The TWO LOCKS OFIIlIR

FROM THE GERMAx
y"u'h igh-h,arrei and rnn,ent
Wander thr.uIh the world.
Here, Arab-llke is pitched nv ten.
Here straight again is farfed.
ct ost dream that once a wife
Close in my heart was orkpd;
And ~ the sweet r.prsa u life
blessed chiI rocked
wake' away that dream-away.
leo long dlt it remain,
20 ns that, both by night and t.y
J. evrr cjnes again.
Iho ARM lics ever in my ihonght:-
I -rare cold and deep
T mrt-r 3,lutul was brou Iht.
\, he" lsrp-d The child asleep.
Bat row the dream is wholly Ger.
.ahe mine eyes and see
An wander ihronEh the vorlI once more.
YIN i 81 light and free.
Two liets-a they ar w,adrors f.,.
LEFT me. hIt yison mild,
The hrINn is if5-n he the mother. hair.
he blond is from the child
Md y hen | see that lock Of gold.
Pale crows the evening red
And when The dark lock behold.
= 7 ,,.ra J.,I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25
From Southern Planter.
Sun BLIGHT ON FRUIT TREES

Ne nave seen good many apple AID peach tree
whose trunks are wholly paf.Iv killed GA the smtb
ives SIZE by The screening rays Of one and 20 O'clock
,. ial'g win deadly influence the same Make
i'w Is Of such trees lha, thew NAV shade ,nJ ra
!hTI tt""hs. HE TOPS Of frni, trees are seldom skill
,LE Ii Cd IN and properly trimmed, s, far as our
oo-rrV' 'a AaS extended. Whilst me are allowed 10
,'.aNe '1 much wood. and over long branches. ohe
IF IT, 70 attempt T. bling to maturity an excess
the ''''' o'eroearlng one year induces sterllity
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25

VERY VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
eIff subscriber intending to the est offers the
ioho"lng tracts OF Land for Sale viz: one tract of
Lana on the South Bank Dan River mile above
the own Of Madison in )cking ham county n C. and As
mics above ilansile Va containing ONE THOUSAND
ss7s ACRES, upon which is good two story framed
mill House. 4S by 20 feet, with end room ono stcrv
I only Is by % ,cthcr with all other necessary out
H Cncludng Tobacco IIouses first rate Spring
very enient, beautiful Oak Grove the House
high healthy and handsome situatlon good Apple and
Peach Orchard and about hundred good Low
Grounds The upland we'll mbered good deal of it
is good Tobacco Land. he an ur der good fence
This place has good fishery quite convenient the dwell
ling House.
One other tract, known BY the name OF ALIENS DE-
1lGil, the county line bet Rockingham Stokes
running through 1t and lying the north bank OF Dan
River, extending along the bank Of the two
miles. containing between 700 and 500 acres About 200
OF Inch IS fist rate Low Grounds and tn. upand
and scarcely eqna'ied in fertility Of soil timber nclu
ding Pine, OAK, Hickory &c. This has large
story dwelling house. with other houses excellent
spring and alsoa good fishery ard would DO well for
settlements, itcoud bedvded give each about
above tracts of land lie within 10 u miles the
expected to
1t is desired by the undersigned that any persons who
wish topurchase lands in this part of the country will come
shortly and examine for themselves and would great
y preferred TO make cash sales sacrifice. Those
wishing purchase would do well this op2or u
nifty it very seldom that such desirable situations and
valuable tracts OF land Tor sal. at any price.
WILLIAM FEWEI.
Madison, Rockingham county. n c. I7-ln
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25
From Suu hern Planter
SCBSOILING.

t,1,J sl a = which would result upon dr.,
h., Il" y t >G5so poughing We d., mol enterIa'
81 doubt. The xpens. of such pe,hud -,
IT. We know will BE booked upon as an insu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25
From Southern Pl1nier.
CLEANING TREES.

!, fefs s9H mes which arc kept he ceanest, b.
hrc'Hr 'I5-rd with dirt. and retain 3es which shonld
eSclPs' rees' The bark of which H.; been scrapeJ
aiS. - 1 'isoi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25
FOR RE.NT.

FOR RENT
WISH TO rent one Of two houses; either the one |
4 al present occupy, which think would make good
stand FIR
Grocery. Tare,s Or Boarding House,
Situated at the junction Of the Salem and Campbell
Court House Turnpkes) being sufficiently large for Ell
Their, having nine large rooms. The other is the rev
house hich have recently built just above my Shop
Ins hasa fine garden attached toll, and for large
family Possession Of either given at few days notice
August 2o-ts DAVID p REEFS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25

e4s.sisGE SBhe4ssY
gsAosesASe osss9 Escfass Grocer
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
A"FERS FOR SALE.
~ % hhds. Porto Rico and New Orleans Snrars.
l2D bags CJffce, Java, Maracaibo. Iaguayra and
Rio.
do Old Java, superior to any ever seen in
this market, supposed 10 BE 80 years old.
IO,UW lbs. Loaf Crushed and Powdered Sugars.
10 ticrccs n. 0. Clarif-o d. very fine.
5000 lbs. p!lne W es,ern Earan hoo round
~ hhds. City cured Side
10 do and Is bbls N. @. and West Ind
M6laascf.
2 erees Strarts pure Syrup
p bales 8 4, 8 and A brown Domestcs
~ do Manchester Oznaburgs Nos and 2
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns, assorted
50 sides Solo Leather,
l2O kegs Nlanakn Nalls
% tons Tredegar and Country Iron, embracing
aim st every assortment,
50 kegs " he Lead
- bbs. Tanners Oil, very fine.
100 gallon pure winter 'srlired Lamp Oil,
10 do Solar do do do
20 baskets Sweet OIL
10 do very fine Vintage lS4S
case l-aqucred Boxes extra fine Tea.
20 chess and half Chests do
5 do Imperial ami Gunpowter do
81 kegs Blasting, Dupn,'s and Kentucky Rife
Powder
200 feet Safety Fuse
20 tierces Ground Plaster
50 scits Wagon Boxes
| fierce new Rice
1000 lbs prime Western Feathers.
1000 lbs. BIisered Steel
1000 lbs. and shear do
90 boxes TalIov, Sperm and Adamantine Can
dies,
100 sacks Salt,
ceroons superior Indigo,
barrels Nader,
20 bIxes 4 10 and lO( II Glass.
ton.Grind Stones, (reaI Nova ocola,)
bags Ginger,
do Pepper.
| do AllSpice,
10 cases superior mass I.iqucrice, favorte brands
~ do DO stick do do do
y boxes Tin Plate,
500 lbs. Spelter.
so do Am .rIcan Sheet Iron
50D do Russia do do
Is DO Mace
gross NasonS Hacking
10 boxes Soap
doz Painted Pals.
2 boxes spiced Chocolate
= doz. Spades and Shovels
y reams fine Cap and Letter paper,
boxes Havana Stgars
100 pair heavy Brogans Sc, sc.
ALSO.
large LOT of Prints, Bed Tckings Pantaloon ,,ooJs
fandkerchles, Sheengs, Nesrings, &c, all Of which
will be sold bargain.
His friends and the public are respectfully invited n
call and examine his stock before buying elsewhare -
he is determined to sell
April 2i--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25
Virginia:

' trglhla:
itros holden in the CLERKS flee Of the circuit Supc
"A rior Court OF Law and Chancefv Tor the town ynch
burg, on the 18th day of August. 1873:
lhe President, Directors and Company Of the Bank Of
Virginia, Plaintiffs,
WT. Il tvcrctt, Martha jane Avc:2tt wife Of VIM p
Averett, Robert A. Elliott aud Andrew c. Elliott ncr
and partners trading under the firm Elliott and Brother
Philo Lacy, IN McCnw VIM Faulkner, The Iynchburs
and Campbell Court House Turnpike COMPANY joSeDh Il
Hanson and Andrew G. Elliott merchants aha partners trad
inS uAder the firm o! Hanson Elliott Francis s. Dean.
jr, Andrew {. Eli 1T and Charles - hacstoa merchant
aAd Partncrs, ding under the him Of Andrew Elliott
Co. and the said Andrew c. Elliott in his own light "
VI. Sutton and Thomas p. Nash, merchants and parn,
trading under the firm and style Of Sltton s Nash
Detcnians
IN CIIANGERY
The Defendants Andrew c. Elliott scPh 3 Ilansonand
Charles A. Tharkston not having their appearance
and given security, according the Act of ASSEMBLY, ~
Rules OF this Court and appearing hy satisfactory q, ln
that they not inhabitants of this country II i. Ordered
that the sand Defendants do appear here the first Nh ~
the next term and answer the bill of hn PLAINTIFF ,,ltl
copy of this order forthwith inserted in some ne,ys,,
printed lin the town Of Iynchb;.rg, two months ..
sively ana posted at the door ii the Courthouse II
said town. ''
Aropy-Ieste,
ID ROBES. CIe.k
August l4-w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25

FEMALE SCHOOL,
M rs F.. ii. CHAPLIN having associated Mrs. Nj
AZ A. Otey with her. they hope by their united ef-
tI's to reader their school every way eff en Their
hrs session opens the p h If Sept in the Basement
Story Of the Protestant Methodist Church.
lerms--lst Class including all the higher branches
sio-2nd Glass SlO-and the junior Glass 80
Sept. lilo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25

Robert l.. EAcnt.
a II Il o Il " f Y q 4 L.iJ "
WILL ATTEND REGrL ARIY COURTS
FOR THE COUNTIES OF APPoMATTox. CAMPBELL,
CHARLOTTE, AND THE CORPORATION COURTS
or NcHBURG.
All business entrusted 10 his care will be promptly
attended 20.
Address, Campbell Court II nsc. Va
ROBERT L. KENT
July Ism
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25

$50 Acres.
adjoining the LANDS Of jesse Arlington, Robert Twecdy
and others About half Of is INA il woods the bal
ancc cleared a"c in good heart Win 70 Of productive
low-srounds, and good Meadow The wood land first
rate Tobacco land This land well aapt,d the growth
oil Corn, Wheat, Oats and Tobacco. he improv
consist OF good dwelling OU ST. with five rooms, a good
htcEen Garden and all other necessary out-hot,cs wish
also, to sell potion OF my stock and valuable T.
,rhotN ihe above property viii be soi on Friday, the
18th Of Sept'mhcr public auction, the premises,
sold privately before that day Persons wishing purchase
vaiua bic property invited call the subscriber
ding on the plantation.
Sept 1lwt29S ALLEN TNEEDY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25
NOTICE..

ERY vr.ue ola drei Of Trust executed 10 us hy WIN.
I'D w. Camden. dec H.. teerin- dale the - day OF
January lS4i and daily rdrd III the Clerks Office
of Nelson Cou NY Court. fr certain purp therein
;nenlion-d shall of-r for sale Trustees 10 said
He'd Of Trust. the highest bidder. f,- cash. the
premises. The Sh Of September if fair if the
next fair day. Sundays excepted the following proper
to wit Negro N oman PRISCILLA 2iSu Clock + .ur
Feather Beds, and Furniture Side Beard ,ne Bureau
me Looking Glass. all The House hold and Kitchen
Furniture of the said WIN. ". Camden. ais the Plan
taon Utensils Of Very d-scri ton. three head II nor
eleven head of Cattle. and his stock of Ii rs their
increase since the execution Of The deed aforesaid as
mach of the airld pTonary will be sufficient paw
debts due il sail deed OF Ius The tile to slid prop
erty is believed BE- good. but. acting as Trustees
shall convey only such sail deed Of ius vests in
US.
JOHN :. CAMDEN ,r.....
WI. WR.Glir, ''"S'ees'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25

DiCKIING MATERIALS OF BEST QUALITY.
!! lsrse and general assortment, FOR sale >.
- HCIV Ei. DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25
FALL SESSION ~
R"H"0ipa Macon C0t;yce

4. ! ,'1io1 VI tbs In;titution viii commence III
- " ,ll's lty, ii. 9tof \Isist 1915 The prrnar, w.
Ic"o II A hseway acd CAREY ,bur. ~ c. will OMEN y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02

WNf anolhrr sczsESs ,siasa EsoHrtFs :
holEhl he nerFFsaFy backs. and ] kara
81 esamriry. By FsadiRg I found lhsi
rhrre were gond hopks IN thrss lw0 SRI
rnrrs IN I.zsns | bought ; dirtieaars.
sni ] lsarnrd lain. / nnirrsieOd slse-
thai there we're GOOD bssoks &C he sane
k,nd IN FIrnrh. I bought > dirsioasFy.
and Tlesrned Fpnrh. And his. ny ioFd.
i What hare done Il seems 70 me ihsi
ne nsy lrsrn eyery Ihins when ne know
lie iweniy-fnur leissrs q the slrhshei.
This man afterwards berame sell Known
=. sulh0r. ard Published = number 81 m.
ihemaiirsl works.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02
PERSEVERANCE.

Edmund Stone was born ouc hundred
and thirty years ago. in Scotland. Ed
mund's father was gardener 10 the Duke
If Argyle. This noblemsn one day found
on the grass avnlnme Of Newton's PriH-
r'pid. In Latin; and when he made in
quiries. learned thai il belonged To young
Edmund. lie was much ae,nnished TO
find that his gardeners son could read
Latin. or understand mathematics. He
said to him. I" But how came you by a
knowledge Of these things! r. +" A SER
want" said the youth. WIN was illpn in
his eighteenth year, taught me to read
len years ago. Does one need to know
any more Than The twenty. four letters, in
order To learn every thing else that one
wishes ?" Tie Duke wac still more sur.
nrised; he sat down upon a bank. and
rsceiyed from Edmund the following ac-
count:
IL tirs, learned to read" said he, "whcn
the masous were a, work on your house.
approached them one ilsy, and ohserv-
al li,ai The architect used 4 rule and com
pass. and that he made calculations. ]
inquired what might he the meaning and
use Of these ihings. when ] was informed
that there was science called arithmetic,
and I lesrned il. ] wa. tod that there
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02
PRAIER.
: Ia - 80 80 - Ssas spoa yos< ErSh
- GLGzA cook.

= - -
sEsfAsri fasgsss So ; csr dsay r-syrs
wbss ne wurn fpnii fesls ~ hhrle~ 6earA |
70 n GU Iowsy Erssfness d Ne Oars
Ts sea fren Hssrss uhsl ne rsfose g card.
Tee eAsn 81 he hoaon, rrrnly prod,
Bsm sAaAs efvsasesneso q IN g1sswasd pslhi
neaflo De iesching thar has eEisa aloud.
. Isl nOs he sun 90 dosn upon year Srsia.
wsssk fsr nsrey from he God above.
In morning worship and N SespeE sOng;
Ana lsi ~ kindly sAed The balm Of love.
To heal and sooshs brOsheEis deed Oi wrong:
lfrs waala crush ne hitter thorns q sirifs.
And siftw he boomofP esoe arOundyeurPa;h;
Eve would drink he sweetest streams Of lie.
la nj he Sun 60 down upon yenr wrath
Were thss rsnenhera, many human lcs
woaIl ind more bissings in our home below
The ehequsr'd world would lose iis darkest hloi
Aaa mortal recoFi tel much les Of NO.
The sacred eosnsels Of The wise impart
No holirr words in 81 that Language haihi
Tor LIGHT divine d kindlsd where The hean
Lets not The sun 90 down upon rs wraih."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02
A cuaPTER OF DEFlyiflOSS.

LOVE- -'fhe electric spark commEni-
es,ing between Two human galEanlc bat.
isries.
FaIrH-The rock npOn which know.
ledge is bull.
PoErRr-The language in which the
Bcok If Nature is written - those who
can translate il are called Poets.
TRuTH--A moral diamond. upon which
the Gle Of falsehood wastes Itself without
makiag IN impression.
WEALrH-The sum which gives con-
tent. whether one dollar or million.
HAPPINESS butterfly. which. when
pursued, seems always just beyond your
gasp. bal &c YOU 81; down quietly. may
sligh, upon YOU.
RELIoioS-l.igh, from Heaven, which.
If we did not obscure il with reil Of sin,
would dispense such radiance az would
make il bliss 10 close our eyes 10 physi-
cal light for It's enjoyment.
BooKs-Evaporaiions from The minds
Of great men. condensed 20 as 10 be per-
cepiibIe 10 The senses of the multitude.
i.HE-A masked ball. where. in sirng-
Cling through the crowd, and trying To
psnsirste the disguise Of our neighhnr. we
are spi 10 forget nur own paris. until The
waning lights warn us Of the time TO de-
part.
ExPERIEScE--A looking-glass, which
we will NOT believe reflects our own des-
tiny. until we have bought il.
HoSoR-A su,i Of srmor. which cannot
be too carefully guarded. for a breath may
leave a stain beyond the power Of man 10
remove.
BEAUIY-A sun which dwells in the
souls Of all. bat shining through different
MEDIUMS, does not always throw ule same
light upon The same objects.
THoUsHT-'rhe telescope Something's
Of mind not content with viewing the
phases Of life only in oulline and from a
distance. $3.50. ~-..s.. ..a m.--
CALuxsr 4 serpent. which. while
striking It's langs into another. is silently
coiing It's folds around the propagator,
ready 10 turn upon him.
HoPE-A Phenix singing upon its fu-
neral pile.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02
More New Goods,

CHEAPER THAN ErER, consisting Of
ElLEAcHED and Unhlesched shhlings;
~ White Cambr;es. Checked Csnbrics, and
Paper cambrics;
Silk warp Alpaca; Russia DisrsE
callicos, large assortment. very pretty and
cheap; Black caiIieos;
Fancy Cashmere; Black MeIino cassmeres
SILK Serge; English Cotton Stockings;
Cost Buttons; Twist; Long Nhslehones;
Fine bound Psalm end Hymn Books;
Note Paper. Envelopes, Motto Waters. sIerl
Pens, &c. =-. .. .- e.
Best SALAD OIL. ...-----
For Preserving. we have fnil loi Of STONE
JARS; hid. good Brown SUGAR; s barrels
Smari's Steam Refined SUGAR.
We have on hand Straw Mating, one, and
one and quarter yard wide, very cheap;
4 hhds good Molnsses;
Swecies Iron. different sizss, some very small,
one quarter of an inch square;
Fine Ivory handle Knives oni Forks, and
CaIyers: .... .4 . 49,.
Bricks for cleaning knives; and many other
articles. Please call and see them.
Is LONG, " EBB. L. CO.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-02
Cabinet Warehouse.
BRaNDRETH PILLS.

IN all cases Of Indigestion. Worms. Asthma,
= Diseases Of the Heart, and all Affections Of
Stomach and Bowels, the Brandreih Pills will be
found neveryfailing remedy.
TO insure the full benefit Of these celebrated
Pills, they should be kept in the Eouse, 50 that
upon the first commencement Of sickness they
may be al once resorted to. One dose then i
better than dozen after the disease has become
established In the system.
The Brandneih Pills are purely vegetable, and
so innocent that an infant Of month old NAV
use them if medicine is required. not only with
safety but with certainty of receiving all the ben-
eft medicine T. capable Of imparting. Females
may use them during all the critical periods Of
their lives The Brandreth Pills will insure their
health, and produce regularity in all the functions
Of life.
MIR. Corcoyich, Of Caracas, says, /" I have en-
tirely cured myself of the Fever-ani-Aguc, which
II have had for six months. by taking from s to
~ Of BIandre.h Pills for one month.--Vtle his
letter to DR.. Brandreth, dated 9Th Feb. lsi7. W.
Becareful you do not ge, counterfeit; to avoid
this. purchase of the duly authorized agents.
DR.. Branireth's Principal Office, 24l Broad
way New York.
i CT Agents for the sale of Brandreth's Pills.
ID. Heart. Hiirhoroueh. #
]. b. M'Dade, Chapel Hill. #@E @
G. A. Mebane, Mason Hall. a.a ss.s
A. Micklc e. CO., Binghan,'s School.
James Whitehead, CaneCreek Cotton Factory.
Henry Glider, Lindley's Old Store.
G. Patterson, Patterson's Store.
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