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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-31

tobacco grower.
1--WE might as we'll have it up here, T"
was the rejoinder.
"Good luck-but how are we to call
for II Z"
"Ring that bell there
"What bell Z"
.sPuIl that rope hanging there"
The young fellow laid hold Of The
rope and gave it a jerk, and just at that
moment the gong sounded for dinner.
Never had he heard such sound before
and the rumbling crash came upon his
ear with report that stunned him. He
staggered hack from the rope, raised
both hands with horror, and exclaimed !:
"Great Jerusalem, what a smash !!
I've broken every piece of crockery in
the house! There ain't whole dish
left!-You must stick by me, old fel-
low" addressing his friend-"don'l
leave me in this scrape, for my whole
crop wont half pay the breakage. What
did you tell me to touch that cursed rope
for!'
But before his friend, who was burst.
ing with laughter, could answer, a SER
want entered the room with
"Did you ring the bell, sill 3''
"Bell! no, d-n your bell never
touched a bell in my life. What bell !?
I never saw your bell"
"Somebody rang the bell Of this room
that's certain" continued the servant.
'sNo they didn't. There's nobody
here ever saw bell" And then turn
ing 10 his friend, he exclaimed, aside:
"Lel us lie him ou, of i'll shant have
a cent left to 60 home if | pay the entire
damage. What do they set such rass
sally traps as that for, 10 take in folks
from The counlry?"
After violent fit of laughter, the
friend explained that ii was only the
gong sounding for dinner-a simple
summons to "walk down to SOUP" got
up on the Chinese plan. They made
their way to the dining room, but i, was
some time before the young tobacco
grower could get over the stunning and
awful effects of lha, dreadful gong
81, was godsend," said he, ''lhat the
crash did moi turn my hair gray on the
spot"
How TO GET A LlFT.-"Pray," said
Mr.-, to gentleman he overlook
n, The road. twill YOU have the com.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
~, r0ry,o,xyS EI

. ~ i l. vi ~ ~ IL SAItO LIZ "a
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Andrew shealy. and
Elizabeth Murphy Bin for account
Us. anu
Felix l.. Bodie, and transfer Of funds
James Murphey.
EFT appearing to my satisfaction that
J. James Murphy, one of;the defendants
in this case, resides from and beyond The
limits Of this Stale. On. motion of Mr..
Jones, Comp'l Sol'r..it is:ordered that the
said James Murphy do appear and plead,
answer or demursto the sale bill of COM
plant, within three Months from The pub
ication hereof, or the said bill will be la.
ken pro conjpsso against him.
S: S. TOMPKlNS, c.E. E. D.
Comm issioner's Office. Jan. II, l949.
Jan. "a 3m l
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William Morris and others.
TT appearing to my satisfaction, that VIM.
q Morris, James Morris, Rcbecca Morris,
Marshall Palmer and his wife Elizabeth, John
Palmer and his wife Barbara, Levi Fillmore,
William Fillmore, Joseph t. Fillmore and
Joseph Morris, some OF the defendants in this
cause are without the limits Of this State:
Ordered that the defendants above named
do appear in this honorable Court, and plead
answer or demur 10 the said bill within three
months from the publication of this order, or
the said bill will be taken pro confesso a.
S. S. ToMPKINs, C. E. Ed.
Comm'crs Office. Dec 6, 1915 3m IS
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Notice.

rHyHE Subscriber very respectfully requests
q those indebted to him, to make immed-
ale payment, he holds some paper which Will
be four gears old befora return day.
N. L. GRIFFIN.
Dec. q ls4s, Il 4a
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Jesse Jinnings and
others, Applicants, suNuoxs IN
=, PARTITION.
others, Defendants.
TIT appearing to my satisfaction, that John
u Coleman, Anna Deshazer wife Of John
Deshazer deceased; John Chapman, Mary
Chapman, - Harvil and wife Caroline,
- Partin and Ellen his wife, Benjamin
Partn, Tire Jennings, Levi Mcdaniel and
wife Elizabeth, - Kay and his wife Susan,
live beyond the limits of this State. 1t is
therefore ordered that they do appear and
object 10 the sale or Division of the Real Es-
tale of Philip Innings deceased, on or be-
fore the first Monday in February next, ISf9.J
or their consent will be entered of Record.
JOHN HILL, o. Cd.
Nov l lS4S l2t AZ
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How TO GET A LlFT.-"Pray," said
Mr.--, to gentleman he overlook
on the road. twill you have the COM
,plaisanee TO take my great coat in your
carriage to town Z"
"With pleasure, sir, but how will you
get it again Z" a"oh, very easy" re-
piled the modest applicant; II shall re-
main.in it,"
WI, :,
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When all men say you arc -as ass,
IS high lime 10 bray.
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Sc gives evidence of
&c in arresling and
the Immediate relief.
no quack or secret
} discoyerer, IS one of
ans Of the nge, and
If its history and all
world, not wishing
# confuiug TO him-
a secret which was
,iyorv,l u,pJ Au,1
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Albany, Dec. 1e4S.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-02-05

AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY.

FS7ifE next session of this Seminary will com
L. on the first Monday in February.
The PRINCIPAL, whose time is wholly devoted
10 the School, will be assisted in the Literary and
Ornamental Department, by approved and expert
enced Teachers, who will omit no efforts to advance
their pupils in all the branches necessary to thor
ou5h education.
Mrs BAILEY, heretofore connected with this
Seminary, and highly approved as teacher, will
again take charge of the Music Department.
Expenses for Session Of Flee Months
Scientific and Literary course, per SEES
sion olive months, from $12 to SIS
Latin and Greek, either OF both $40
French $40
If two or all the above languages are Ia
ken, the whole charge for them is SO
In no instance, however, is charge of
more than s25 Session made fora any
selection, or all the ADORE named
branches together.
Incdentals for Rents SO cents.
The pupil is liable to no other charge
except in the E{gsic Department.
For Lessons on Piano Forte and in
vocal Music, with use OF Piano $28
Lessons on Guitar, il added TO Piano,
$l0-if alone $50.
Drawing and Painting, $40
BOARDIAG.-Bo Boarding in respectable aud gen
teel families can BE procured for from IS to $40
per month
S. MATTHEWS, PRlNc1PAL.
Stanton JAN 29.-3t
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c0I0hED DaeljEnnEOTYiFPEEs

THE Subscriber would respectfully inform the
L citizens OF Stanton and vicinity, that he has
taken rooms at the new building adjoining the Viz
glnia Hotel first floor, up stars, and is prepared
with an entire sat OF German Acromatie Lenses ard
superior chemical agents, to execute Daguerreo-
type Miniature licensees, which for boldness of
relief and beauty OF eolorng cannot be surpassed
He has also avaled himself Of the very recently dis
covered and Invaluable art of Gliding with the
Chloride of Gold, which not only changes the I'M
life like appearance OF the natural Daguemeotype
which has heretofore been an objection to Them
but gives them superior beauty of life like ex-
preston, and sets the colorng and impression per-
manenIy upon the plate. Lilzenesses taken single
Or in groupes equally WELL in clear Or cloudy
weather. and inserted in Rosewood Or other frames.
OF in the best Gilt Morocco cases, or Gold, Gilt Or
Plated Loeisets Of which he has on hand beaut-
inl and extensive assortment OF every size and de-
scription.
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invited to
call and examine superior collection of specimens
of the art, and sit they choose. by way Of expert
ment.
With the abundance Of light afforded by the large
and spacious windows he feels confident in war
rantng perfect satisfaction, or no sale
Instruction. in the art given, and Camera, Plates,
Cases, Chemicals, Apparatus, &c., furnished al
reasonable terms. r. PLATf.
Feb 5-tf
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For THE ViNpIcAToF

For THE VINDIcAToR.
Conrention for The nomination of u Cands-
date for Congress in the ElerenM Cor
gressionai District.
Ii is time that the Democracy Of our District
Were preparing for the approaching campaign.-
The odds are largely il our favor, bat still the
enemy is vlgant, and will act epon the motto '.di
vide and conquer" Our present representative
has avowcd hmselia candidate for re-election.-
In making this avoWal, as matter Of course, he
designed 1t to be understood, that he was only
candidate in the event OF majority Of his party de-
siring him to take the field We would not do
Coy Mcdowell the gross injustice to suppose
that he would tor all instant, think Of being can
date in opposition to the wishes Of his party
W would not doubt his Democracy, so mach, as
TO entertain such an opinion. lie was not aware at
the time his card was published, that there were
slight dissentions in the District lie was nomi-
mated by convention, and we take it for granted
that he will most cheeriully submit his claims to
the same tribunal. We have understood that the
Democracy oithe lower end Of the District think
that lIockbrldge has he'd hcr share of TIE hon
0rS since the last census, and that the time has
now arrived, considering that they do all the De-
mocfatlc voting that amemberofC Congress should
be selected from .tIeiE midst. Rockingham and
Shenandoah have but to say the word, and their
wishes will be gratiied by the other counties Of
the District without nurmur leoekhridge has
been treated with too much generosity, not to yield
most cheeriulIy to the wishes Of the people
ol the glorious old Tenth Legion. : If they desire
to send GREEN b. sAMuEIs to Congress. the De
mccracy Of Rockbridge, we are satisfied, will give
him their full strength. Several worthy gentle
men hasa hae, aaned in connection with tie Of.
fee. Ne doubt not they will all cheerfully sub
nit their claims to a convention We therefore
recommend that a convention be held in the town
IofHarrsonburg On Thursday, Sth Of March, s
that the Democracy Of the several counties in the
District, hold meetings at their respective courts
in the month offehruary, and appoint Delegates.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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OBITUARY.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Al special meeting OF Charity Division, Nc
8, Sons of Temperance, held on Thursday evening
January 2ith, lS49, it being announced that our
worthy Brother SAMUEL IL. Brown had iust de-
parted this life, the following preamble and rcsolu-
tons were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS it has pleased the Great Patriarch oil
the Universe to call our Brother from this transiio.
~ existence to one Of eternal duration that while
We mourn his death, and deeply sympathse with
ms aged and bereayed parents, and his numerous
relatives and friends, il is not a sorrow without
hope; for. from his patience under long and severe
bodily affection, his humble resignation to the will
ct his Heavenly Father, and his unwaverlng faith
In his Redeelner, we hope and believe he is now in
the enjoyment Of the reward prepared for the right
eous. Therefore, Resolved,
list. That his funeral be attended by procession:
that he be baried With all the usual lorns and eere-
monies OF the order, and that our Chaplain, the
Rev } Mex. Kelley, be requested TO preach his
funeral sermon to morrow at O'Clock, P M al
the Methodist E. Church.
End. That Brother J. +. kurtz, Vim. Mills and
john Day, be, and are hereby appointed commit
tee 10 make suitable arrangements to carry the a.
bove into effect
:. sfd That We wear the usual badge Of mourning
for 81 days.
4th. That the r S. transmit copy of the above
proceedings to the parents Of the deceased brother
and request the Editors OF the Spectator and Re
publican Viadicator, to give them an insertion in
their respective papers.
TH0s. Il. BLACKBURN, r. s.
DiED-Eear Pafnassus, on the morning of the
9Th inst, Miss EsTELLINE SUSAN, daughter Of
Mr.. Allied Howell in the 10th year Of her age.
DIED, on Saturday night 9th, Patrick. son
Of Mr.. Michael McAear. in the Sd year of his
are.
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On the 18th of Dec, by the Rev. Jacob Killian
Mr.. ELISHA BRowN, to Miss SARAH. WALKER
all OF this county,
On the 18th Dec, by the same. Mr. ANDREW
Conner, to Miss EsTELLINE SMiTH,-all Of this
county.
On Thursday the 18th last, by the same Mr.
RuFGs GIsH, Of Roanoke county, to Miss BARBA-
IA, daughter Of Mir. Emanuel Kindig, of this coun-
ty.
On Thursday last, by the Rev. D. w Arnold
Mr.. BENJAMIN DAVIS, to Bliss MARY ELLEN DEs-
PER.
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CONGRESS. There is not much doing in
Congress Of general interest. On the 3lst inst,
in the House Of Representatives, Mr.. EDWARDS,
from the committee on the District of Columbia,
reported bill prohibit Tic Introduction of slaves
into the District as merchandise, or ior sale Or hire
which was read and provides that persurs so of
Tending shall be considered guilty Of misdemeanor
and punished by fine Of 500, and all such con-
tracts shall be declared null and void.
Members and other non residents, however, are
permitted 10 bring their slaves into tho District,
Tor their own personal use, and also citizens to
whom requests Of slaves may bomade, The first
of August next is fixed as the period when the law
shall go into effect.
Dy Connected with the introduction Of this bill
, there was remark made by a Northern member,
which plainly indicates the determination Of the
majority TO push this Slavery agitation 10 extremes.
A motion 10 lay the bill on the table was lost, the
Northern members urging its immediate passage,
as 'the best bill that could be passed now, and they
would look TO future Congress" for more decided
action. In the face 81 all this, we hear some South
ern men declare there is no cause OF alarm, and are
opposing action by the South.
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SELLING OFF AT COST

IH1I1E subscribers having determined IN,
l. change their present system Of bust
ness respectfully announce to their frleada.
and the public generally, that they will,
from this date, commence closing off their
entire
STOCK OF GOODS,
at cost, for Cash. Those wishing bargains.
are requested to call at once, as we shall.
positively, sell at cost The stock consists,
III part, of the following articles:
FOR GENTLEMEN
Super. Blk, Blue and Fancy Beaver and
Pilot Cloths,
Do do French and English do.
Do do American do
DO Doe Skin aud English and Woo.Dy
Cassimerss
DO Fancy, French, American 4 English do
Festngs.
DO Scaris, Cravats, Gloves and lIdkfs.
large stock oil Satlnetts, Pulled Lirseys and
FOR LADEEs AND HoUsEx EEPERs.
Super. Cham. Silks, Blk. Groderiue aud
Striped Silks.
Printed Mouselaines, cashmeres, If1o'iair Lustre,
-, Black and Fancy Alpacas, Embroidered and
PLAN Mouselaines,
Bombazne and Second Mourning Cashme,e.
and Mouselaines,
Plain aud Embroidered Mode shaw!s, very
Turkeri and Common shauls, good variety)
Ribbons, Trimmings, Hosiery, Cloves and Neck
Ties,
Linen Camb. Randkerchieis, from l0c to ~ 25.
A large lot Of handsome printed Calicoes, Blank
ats Striped and Plaid Liflseys. Blk. and Bro Mus.
ms Glnghams, Checks, PIaids Linen Damask for
Table Cloths, Russia and Bird Eye Diaper, Crash,
-ALSO-
'lais, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Haadware anaf
Q1eenSDafe,
With many other articles unnecessary TO enunerate
THOS. N. GREEN s. CO.,
Successors to Green & CO.
Jan ~ SIGN OF THE FLAG. II
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q. 20. SIMPSON


, EFU RMS bis thanks to his friends and tho
= public generally for the liberal patronage here
toiore received, and respectfully informs them that
he still continues to manufacture at his Store, op-
posite the Post Office,
Genilemen's Boots and Shoes, all kinds
Ladies' Shoes and Caters,
Misses and Children's do.
Ladies' Kid and Morocco Slippers.
Ladies', Leather and Walking Shoes,
Ladies Black and ColoreG Caters, va
rions patterns.
Misses CATERS aud Slippers,
Chldren's do. do.
Embroidered work made 10 order and in tia most
fashionable style
Having on hand good supply OF Materials for.
the season his work will be warranted.
o. Ladies' White Kid Shoes made to ORDER for
Weddings and Parties, at short notice.
Stanton, JAM %, 1919.
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TO DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN NE
DlCINE, DR. " ISIAR'S HALSAhi OF
NkIl{l CHERRY


This celebrated and inIaIlble remedy for the
cure Of Consumption, Asthma, and Liver Com
plant was discovered some SIX or seven years
ago. in the State OF Virginia, the residence CT one
Of the most distinguished physicians that ever
lived. Since that lme it has, ~ its own merits,
been rapidly, surely, and safely working its way
through the opposition OF quacks and counterfeit
ers, UNTIL by lis true value, and intrinsic excel
lenco, ii has gained for itself a most enviable pop
ularity, and Established itself in the confidence Of
an Intelligent and enlightened public, from one
end OF the continent te tie other. The testimony
OF thousands who have been relieved and cured by
this valuable article, viii show that it stands I'M
,yaled--at The head Of all other medicines for
the cure Of diseases or which it is recommended.
The genuine Dr. Wistar's Balsam of W lid Cher
ny is now for sale by duly appointed agents, and
all respectable dealers IN medicine, in all large CT
ties and all important towns throug hout the Uni.
ted States, Canadas, and British provinces.
Address all orders TO Seth W. Fowle, Bos-
ton, Massachusetts.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the
wrapper
pilce ~ per bottlo-six bottles for FIVE dollars,
J5- For sale by Wholesale and Retail by Dr. F.
Berkeley and A. d. Wren, in stanton, and all
the Druggists and Deaersin Medicines generally
in Virginia.
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IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS

4 to build new HOUSE OF WORSHIP in
the Summer of the present year. The House viii
be OF brick, and about Is ny o. feet, finished in
ne neat and pain manner The payments for the
building will be as follows one third in cash. when
the work is begun, he.third when tbs House is
finished and received, and the remaining third IL
months thereafter. The several parts Of the work
will be let to one Contractor, or to several accord
ing to the terms offered US. Either of the under
signed will receive written Proposals by nail, or
otherwise, from any who may wish TO under
take the whole, or part OF the building, until Sat
urday the 9th day Of February, on which day we
shall meet at the Sesson-room Of Thinking Spring
Church, to open the Proposals, and award The con.
tracts to those who make US the best offers Those
who may have sent in Proposals are requested to
meet us that day. The plan and specifications of
the building, will be laid before those whodesire to
send in bid. by Capt John I. Smith, in staun-
ton' to whom they are requested to apply for the
necessary information. Proposals may be address
ed TO Rev. r. L. Dabney, at staunton, 10 john
McCua, Esq, RIr. Hugh Mcclure, at tishersviile
Post Office, OF to Mr.. Hugh Guthrie, o; Xachariah
Nc Chesney, at Baterbrook.
r. L. DABNEY,
JOHN MeCUE,
HUGH &. GUTHRIE,
ZACHARIAH McCHESNEY,
HUGH MCCLURE,
Building Committee.
February 5, ls4o-st.
RyJ eLANE'S WORM VERMLFUGE.-7'he
We popularity which this medicine has acqar-
ed in W estern Pennsylvania, is sure guarantee
of It's excellence. The following gentlemen. high
~ respectable citizens of Allegheny and Beaver
counties, have used this Vermitnso in their FAINT
lies, aud offer the assurance Of lis great medical
properties
James stratton, Fourth st. Road, Pttsburg
Mary J. Stratton, g
Mary Sratton, &c :"
Mary Burk, Beaver county.
Sarah IIasberges, Manchester, near Pitt.
Margaret Lindsey. g s.
James Burk, Squirrel Hill.
Agnes Bnrk,
The above pills can be had at the following pla
ces, Esiridge y Cushing wholesale and retail
Stanton, S. Myers. Mt Sidney, a. E Henne-
barger, Harrisonburg, McGuliin & Co., Midway,
Stricken & Co., Fairfield, Ruffner & Jenkins,
and J. r. Suayer New Market, Jacob B. Houek,
Buclihorn Station, Rockingham, j. s. l.. Bumb
gardner, Greenviile, Va M Wilson, Licking
ION. Va.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

CEALED Proposals fer the erection of an addi-
- tonal BUILDING will be received at the Vir-
ginia institution for the Education Of the Deal and
Dumb and OF the Blind until 10 O'Clock, A. M, OF
the first day of March next.
Plans and Specifications may be seen BY apply
day Of February next.
BY order Of the Board Of Visitors,
J. G. NJ MERRlLLAT, Auditor.
February 5--tlM.
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For TILE YINnlcArnp.

NEessys. Editors.--The term of our present
Congressional incumbent being about to expire,
and feeling the deepest solicllude for the harmony
and success ofthe Democracy of the old Tenth
Legiono district, it was with regret that read
the unqualified announcement Of Gov MCDoWELL,
as candidate for reelection, placing himself ap-
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A GLASS or WnlsKEY.--The price Of a
glass Of whiskey in the Gold Region Of
California is aplnct ef gold. Capt. Spring
thus describes tho enstnm Of selling. The
customer holds open his bag Of gold and
the seller, for one glass Of wa'ered whiskry,
is allowed to put III his hand and take a
pinch. The Captain says he tried it, and
took up four dollars Of gold dust-and thai
a large lhnmI,rd hand could easily pinch
mp six or eight dollars.
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ly in opposition to the time honored usages

parently in opposition to the time honored usages
of the party.
Now fthis policy is to be adopted, other gen
tlemen will claim the right to place in nomination
their lavortes for this high trust, shall therefore
present to the District, the uame of Col GEORGE
BAYLOR, of Augusta, gentleman of sterling in
tegrity and of unquestionable fidelity to the party
of which he is member.
ROCKINGHAM
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'sa IL gs,s@N Tn wpy 81 4
No. Ss ss L Il I. u v S.ANs

TIRE subscriber has removed to the Store House
| recently occupied by VIM Kyle, Esq, oppo.
site the Post Office, on Main Street where he will
be pleased to receive the calls of his friends, and
public generally He has on hand general as
sortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps,
which he win sell very cheap, for Cash, or Country
Produce, on the usual credit to punctua Gus
TONERS. Call quick as he intends 10 close out his
present stock OF GOODS.
D. M. HUFFMAN
February 5.
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lz !. 81 aGzs wv sazaGed,
Upon the Valley Turnpike Road,
leading to the Tennessee Line.

rNHE subscribers will give from Sl3 to SIS per
month, for good hands, and find them board
Tie work commences at New River and will be
continued to Wytae Court House. We assure all
hands who may engage with us, healthy county,
good water, and the Cash, when earned.
The distance is IT'S miles, west of New Market.
as above named. One or the other of the subscri-
bers will always be found on the said work, one
mile from New River, or at Newbern, the county
seat of Pulaski
0c5- Reference can be had 10 John D, ZirRle, Jno
Strayer, Joseph t.. Sibert, Dir, Comfy, Solomon,
Heukle, and Maj. John S. Calvert, Of New Markst,
Shenandoah co.
THOMAS J. MILLER,
DAVID F. KENT.
Jaa2.-st'