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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-15
AL RAMA
True SouthroR.

The people Of Coffee County have held re.
sistance meeting, and demanded Of the Govern
or that he call the Legislature together
At Regimertal muster in dale county. Col
Hughes, to test thefeeling of the regiment call.
ed upon all those who desired the re.assenibling
Of the Nashville Convention, and who were de-
ternlined to sustain its recommendation at all
hazards, to step forward FIVE paces-and no
sooner WAS the word given than the entire line,
as far as the request could be heard, stepped
forward in solid column. Such is the feeling in
Dale.
At mass meeting in Henry county, after
condemning the fraudulent admission OF Cali.
forna, the abolition Of the slave trade in the
District OF Columbia, the bribe to Texas, and
asserting that the territorial bills contain no
concessions, the meeting declared that the fun.
damenta! principle Of State equality was broken
down, aud hoped that the Nashville Convention
might recommend Withdrawal of the Sonth's
delegated authority and rights from Union
which has become an engine Of robbery and
oppression. The Governor was strongly ad.
vised to cali the Legislature together.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-15

Look at The Miscrcan's.-The Merchants of
New York who deserve no longer to receive
cent of money from the South, having already
made prince'y fortunes upon our hard earnings,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-15

Resistance Secession - OurP Position.-"Re-
sstance" is our watchu ord resistance. if
practicable within the limits of the Constitution,
BY the most rigid non-intercoursc, commercial
ly and socially; and. if this fail, to effect our
redemption from Federal tyranny and injustice.
and to stay Northern fanaticsm in its rapid
strides of aggressions upon Southefi, rights
then we shall advocate secession, "peaceable,"
five call "forcible" if we must" The cause
OF the South is the canse of right and Justice.
'Ts cause
TO arm The hand Of childhood. and re'.nce
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-15
For the Journal.

y. A HINT TO THE WISE. e,g
Messrs. Editors: noticed in the Hornets
Nest of the 9Th inst tue following curiou, ad.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-15

ciatron will, no doubt, take notice Of this mat.
ter, and communicate to the different Assecia-
tions of the other seapoarts Of the South. j.
We suggestit to them. =
~ SHIPPING MERCHANT.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-11-15

How THEY TALK At HARTFORD. Our
Connecticut connections, says the Southern
Press, are turning up their noses very contempt.
uously at the apprehensions Of those Who think
the South can be kicked into resistance, by any
outrage.
The Republican, of that most loyal city,
thus discources concerning the magnunimity OF
the North.
"Snch is now the position in which we find
ourselves We have fawned to the South. t."
the fullest extent of her requirements ts-and we
are spurned and threatened for our maenanimi-
ty. We have given them bill, which violates
our ideas of Justice. religion, and nature, and
they are not yet satisfied! We have made
kiduappers and shameless pro6igates OF our
selves, and the excitement still rolls on! We
have opened every avenue to robbery and per-
jurv, and we are asked to do more--to DO any.
thing, rather than offend the peculiar instincts
and notions of our Southern brethren!
"But, after all, the danger is nothing. and
ONLY serves to exhibit the restless tenpera-
ment and inordinate dasires of a few Southern,
politicians. Tie masses in the South are firm.
ly attached to the Union, and impressed WITH
an nehaceable estimate ofits benefits and bless
ngs. Political quacks may play their 'iantas'
tic tricks" but the grand machinery OF the
Conlederacy will move OH unimpeded and u".
dstu ,ed The people, and not the politicians.
have the control of our national destiny. The
country will emerge in grand security from all
these apparent difficulties, and her glorious mis-.
sion ofliberty, truth aud universal justice, vii
vet be consun!mated y, go;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
TlIE DIZZY OLE IIlE SOIIu.

Thu South will generally rr lee at the nnus' certain
prospect Of pac ion by Congress the existing dit
hcntes Of thecauntty. 1t will eiore that. no,w lsland
ing all the gi'vanc it has Sullr,rd redfrssrd
and all rs just demands conceded. the inlm Is
preserved aud the feband, agitation and excitement
qnenehed at least for time
There are those who believe TINT that settlement will
be bm Ir time, aud tn political aspiranrs fanatics
and dem 'g"gnes vii renew The almost extingu shed
ilaine 10 sub,efve their unhalloweI pup $685.
There are those who contend hat the legislation OF Con
gres, especially IeGlrd To fugitive sllve3, will pto"e
nngalorv, add that the abduction Of slaves Is an ovil
whose zoos deeply imheddcd in Nnthrr anti slavery
sentiment, cihnoi be etadcaed by any leg silon-Sup-
p'se we adni al this. suppose thai the antrpu d
uenn If our sectional difficulties will give the SO I'll
security aud repase but for a few years.
vt, ~ those few years, She may obtain breathing
time which Will enable her 10 pa successfully lhr ugh
any future clnfie General, Al the head nj interior
iorees. Is t'hnnale If he obtain anstee long
enough II enable HIM To bring up reluitcrments which
will pu hun equality with his enemy. The South
by evena temporary SETTLE nent Of dill ulties will have
achieved great point ii she but avail herself of her al
vanage. Hitherto, by purchasing entirely Of the North
she has iattenrd that section upon her lille bio ID
and made the North strong at the expense Of her own
weakness while size has looked Congress Tor tlle
which II was In her own power To employ. She is now
beginning her error Let her correct thai error
aud she is safe aud forever.
Nha', then, Is The duty OF the South2 Il is To ning
ont at once the banner Of MON and lNpEPENpENCE
1t Is In seize tse Jec yedrs Of respite, and employ every
moment Of these IN building Southern Commerce, Sou
thorn Railroads. Sluhern Colleges and Schools. South
efn indnsry IN every department ol human enterprise
This should be cnsilered duty ctnd only IN iinpnr
lance 10 the sacred duties of Relis,n. We should
like see Home As ociaons formed with these objects,
and the whole force OF Southern SEMI nent concentrated
oganzed aud brought To hear in solid column in their
behalf. We trust that the whole Southern People will
nj only Transact their business hui seek their Amusement
within h'r own bofders LIT his course be pun sued.
aud HE South, in short time, will be able ~
adsersares and nscrbe upon her banner AiGnr well
as RlcnT.- Richmond Republican.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
THE UNION

Tho are iva Glasses Of agitatrs now az work IN tho
lned Stlrs. WIN may be considered NV lis Tor the p1izs
ct GENERAL detsslalnn, They the ahltiouiss ul the
Nafih and tho ahoionsts of the South. The former,
under The speclous neex Of phanhruphy aim u abo-
18Th African Slsyery;-ths latter under the pfetenca OF
patatlsm, seek 10 abolish the Union It is difficult 10
determine which party deserves the highest hanars fr
zal and pr'h i'ncy IN wickedarss. Perhaps The palm
al ga'nilous maiInity should be awarded the
slavery faction Of the North an that of II sacrificing
folly II the Dsaninniss at the Snn hu the 81 nv or thu
shame they must divide between themselves
We believe the true secret ui rlh.rn aggression is
10 be found IN burning jealousy Of what they consider
Southern Ad'ocracy They lok upon the slave holder
As whn considers himself entitled by virtue Of his
seial elevation IL lnok down with contempt upon the
working men of The North. aud malignant dspasition
Is aesniney cherished IN thor hearts 10 pull him dawn
tom that elevation 10 a level with themselves. On the
"thsr hand, Southern rde resents with hluphty
the lns,eoce al qn si,ns their superiority AID lavadrs
their di NIFTY. In h. hndurSs Of excited VA slan each
party lmaglnrs the nthor larger aud stronger thai
tnly IS aud endeavnrs to s,fongt itself by appeals
the sympathes and pejudlocs nj thuse whose allegiance
Is ye mistaken We solemnly believe that, noisy and
turbulent these factions are aud however
fu IN mischief they may have been their numbers
yet eonirmpbly small. Il remins 5i the la conf
which they are irving 10 bling alb nut. 10 determine
Their stren.th but the silence of the great mas Of the
people, and their cheetfn! progress the path olmprove.
meht. encourage us To hp' thai the liss OF
origin aud common destiny are funny a. ever oniwned
around the hearts Of the American people.
but IN tins lenn crisis Of national ALA IS il Is i'm
poftant that the people make themselves heard rehuk.
I'M he spirit of sect NAL sle that still hnvers so omnl
o4siy over the scat of goyetGmant The conns,s of
Nesnr and The arm 4" AaX are employed in vain against
the repeated assaults of factions unless the people snow
some decided sings of attention Ia The struggle and interest
IN thu result. Let n, f,gr, that there reofmer
al wnrk great national Charter as we'll as upon
The Constitution of the State. We find these dangerous
expefmen,ers agitang Free-Soll Mt the Nor and Dis
union al the South aud even now shaking h,nds omlu
Gus conspiracy against The liberties Of the Country In
mid ocean. aud in The very crisis oi the Storm they Id
" threatened L take the ship pieces. in which not
only we, bat themselves and the hips If mankind have
embarked. - Situation Spectator
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05

digest # proceedings III he G. d. ofNirginia. ane
N ID If \. A.; minutes Of the g. ID. Va. An. SEES
oc,ober. 1919; do. Apr Session 1850.
Roll Of Officers and Members Of Campbell Section
M so of Cadets Of Temperance, with short history
nexed.
Cow Of Con and ByeLaws Of said Section.
National Temperance Songster
Snecch of Hon. Tho :. Bncoek VI. {. fran this Dis.
lfjet. in H. Of X. June ST. 1850, the Slavery ques-
tlnn.
Circulars If The several Candidates tor this District
10 the Constitutional Convention Of Va 1850 with the
election returns from the District.
copy. eanh of the Washington Union and Republic
Rlchnlund Enquirer, Wing. Examiner. and Banner Of
Temperance, and Lynchburg Nirgnan and Republican
Of latest issue.
relic irom Mt. Vernon. the grave Of Washing
A list Of Officers Of the Federal Government of thu
u 5.
Do of State Government II Va. embracing our Sen
aio,s, Representa- ives, Delegates, Judges &c.
a list If the Officers Of Camphtll County.
cuny If The Con-. and Bye Laws OF Eureka Chapter
No TO- 1919 X II of Officers aud Memhefs Of Mar
shall I,ndga NJ. 80 Of Free and Accepted MasluS.
4 letter from Geo. W. Pukns Esq Orator selecrd
for the occasion.
A pair Of Spectacles, Deposited by Richard Perkins
Esq, of an estmable seyag enaran Of our Coun
ty, late its High Sheriff.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
THE DEFEAT OF THE COMPROMISE.

The announcement of the defeat Of this great
ure Of acfca'ion, for which much hoped, has
caused sensation of profound regret through Ut the
engh and breadth If the land Men If all parties had
become weauled with the secliJna strife which has
been going on for NJ period end they looked to this
measure and ped that it would be OIL the troubled
walters.
But they have been disappoined, aud elimination
and e-crlmnaen as Ia the # lis defeat
than useless. The duty of the satemln and patriot
not To the defeat of his tayUrle mea sure
but en'er with renewed energy and determination upon
the task Of deYlSlng other means OF ayertug the
disasters which pIrietou5ly threaten The per
petuity OF the Republic. If the various causes Of eXis-
pera"n cannot BIZ sasfac or y adjusted in comb
bus bH let hem be settled nseparJe and distinct bills
Let Caliiornia be provided for In bill Utah
other New Mexico and Texas in another, and then
still separate bill on the sJhec; of fugitive slaves.
II all these questions c,unot be- tiled at time
y some of Them can. L lch one which is settled is
obstacle removed 10 the settlement Of the others, and
consequently each additional one adjusted is that
much nearer an approach to the adjust mint OF the
whole.
We DON'T despair &C the Republic We have no faith
IN the unnatural croakngs OF those who predict lis dsso
luton. We believe The American people will cling to it
las the shpwrecked mariner clngs 70 the last plank,
when night and the tempest cosiug around him.
We will not bllfve in the probability Of the of
those who would raise the sacregus hand Il down
the mos glorious work othc mind Of man.and who would
cast into heibuS ruins the good temple ofbery and dc
sroy the last hope Of oppressed humanity throughout
the world.
We vi moi liove hat sneh result is possible.
We coufie in the hunesty and integrity of the Amer
can masses 10 the Rcpublic-we believe that they
will doit. Time and again thu Union has been threat
ened but Ill II stands in all lis original power and beau
ty. The maledlclions Of kings and poientaes. and
the revlles of the capacity ol The people for self gov
ernmeut, well the rude shocks of abroad and
within own bDrders have failed to stone
ne Dnh pI he Of II
ing maguicence. Ii stands, and it will stand 1t is
priceless to be await is too closely allied with
the OF human liberty and too int nstely blended
with the prosperity of The whole American people, to he
rudey inconslderaby sacrificed. Traitors and ia
nalcs may SEEK destroy it, but they will not succeed
and the only consequence OF their labos will be to bring
upon hem he condemnation ohe people, aud they viii
stand through al time. blasted mnnumpnts nj The Just
dlsPlsasuie Of American freeman. - ChphsuiM Jsfe5o-
man
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
From The richmond Times.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD

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''a,, ay.n;nm =, ,naoin, J,e,,a,ss l., the nr,n,seJ
; :, WI ;i,i II S7;,a, :; ,,,l, l., y, J
49, .I ,ha ,;a,,,,s r IN. V,ni, and
.rn"o p,I.aI ha'lpI H. ,w - SIN tajs
=, .W. l,,' ,'o ~. ,.;tI IT,, ,,rhio,
l;L ia 49, ,I T.; 49, bnis nn,a;,,na :. xa,ys
,di,ass :, Tho c,ans r p;.hmond nv the Chief Engi-
,'a " ~ po;,.,sJ Comn,ry uICbas f. NJ
Cat, Eo wa ,r thai the grading Of the line be-
- -, - =; ,dv :, hopt half e ,mple,ed - and
49,, 49,, h en nnrchased on favourable terms to Law
track If The most snb> nta charact r for this 60 miles
and brfe the close Of next year the cars will he running
1, Saem,n As the surveys for The road were only m
menccd ab u the ooh of June. lSio the progress of The
vnk lhus Gr has been very encouraunr II "a nov no
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05

10 Richmond aud Of the lust to the District. Th,
result we arrive at by comparing The dis ances alone.
winch form the must reliable criterion. Whether o her
causes might mt operate To overcome difference in dis
lance and divert the current. II is impossible nav 10 say
iiooably even IN he course If Time, the trade
oi the West would amply support both raules. Look
ing only at the data now have 1t IS clear that IN
constructing rad TO Stanton it would not be safe :,
rely on any othfr Of than the local bu
sines aud it would be necessary prove hat that would
suffice To sustain MT only the road Itself but Two dit
aniria.
Since wiring the above. the returns from Rocking
ham have reached The relnsl If that county u
subscribe Sl50.000 makes materially more r. mote the
contingency If The construction II the Valley larold.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
RESIGNATION OF MIR. McKENNAN.

The public generally will, and the members Of the
Government especially must feel a very sincere regret
al the determination announced by the subj lined ,oter
which was received " sterdav by the PREsGDrHr
WAsnINGToN (PA) Aug. % 1850
My DEAR SIR | respectfully tender To You my re
signa'ipn If the Department OF he Interior To which
yon did m The honor Of calling
This determination has been reached without The
most serious aud anxious deliberations
consciousness of my peculiar tempera-
men which too reality responds Of excitement
and dep ession, would have prompted mo- IN the first
place, T. decline the Offer but the kind Of the
appointment, accompanied by the good wishes of the
members of he Cabinet and backed by the pressing ur-
grncy Of friends, made 50 strong impression npin me
10 leave alternative but II accept. bfl,f tx
prience of The arduous lab and resp ,nsblies
Of the POSITION in c1nnec lon with considerations Of
private and domestic niture which press upe1 with
great force, his brought tn the conclusion that due
observance of duty to my family and myself requires my
withdrawal.
In hus diss living my brief official association with
YOU, permit say that chen he'd a confident re
lance upon the nairiosn capiblly, and worth Of every
member Of the Admin trtln, and hopeful assurance
Of lis success To this end eff ri Of niIe, my
tlrement, shall any time be wanting.
May not also You my grateful appreciation
If the kindness extended by you and your official
associates
With respectful and sincere resarl, am yours, faith
fully.
TIL NJ 7. Mo KEENAN,.
lis Excellencv WILLARD FIILNopE.
President Of The United States
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
Obituorl,.

DlED--Ai her residence, in The County of Amherst
on The evening of the Sh of August. after short but
painful illness, Mrs. IEI'TlA NJ. BOW LING, al the
advanced age OF 9 years and a few mon hs. Mrs Bow
ling possessed all TIL $50 amiable quaes which adDn
her s'x-and while friends called TO weep, they
weep moi AS those with Ut hope. She had been for a
number of years member Of the NJ. f.. Church. and
hut fey enjoyed deepeTwork of grace even when press
ed down with The lnlfmts OF old age, II her de.
ligh go 10 Church, and found good to be there
With her lamp rlmed aud burning, she was prepared to
meer the summons and died she had lived trusting
The merits of Chfis.-'BleSsed the dead no died
the Lord"
Charleston kanawha, aud ST. Louis, (NIo) papers will
please copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05

LN NCIiRUVG MARKETS. SEPTEMBER
Proeislons.- l'aeen. 81 To l6l Beel AZ To 81. Cnfn
Meal - cents
t1o'r N"w Supcrfno 81 ga 81; ior Family g.,
nt6-i in demand
Grdih.-Cnrn. Is, 10 20 cts Oats IN cents
tiorty Seed nnminot
Utisseg. Mountain 80 -Iaushorne 4 Hunts 80
cents
Reeaear 30 cents.
Bidter-ll To ~ cts. In NJ. |.
Brandy Nipple. none oiernr Peach non, u H. rino
BH Iron $50 assorted and $50 90 when drawn To
order
Co3ee-lin | II 10 l2' cents, I.agnra l2l Mocha %
tooairg i.i"eas Low 10 To II ,flaxl2lali cents.
Cotton IGrHs-Sales lSa20 cents.
ffatherSSl Ia - ets.--Scatee.
Eiar Seed Sales % To % cents
Fish -llerinps. No. I, So Shad. old 81 50
new $40, Mackerel, NJ. >. IS 30
I,diom % cents.
HU-iS 80 per Dbl
" oof &c to 81 cts. in demand
lIooi Rots SIS In 81 very scarce.
Ginseng To 26 cents.
ItRp-We quote 7, 10 Sc. in dema nd
i.iaseed OILS een,s-in demand
LWd-6. T., Gle
.'lo'nssrs West India 30 To 10 els per gallon \
o. l2to IS cents.
Piaster-lump, ~ 10 ST. Ground. i6i Ia 81.
Sugars New odeans6s tuS rents. lotto Il lco5 loS
cents Clarified ~ cents, Loaf .tpl2l cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05

PLANK ROAD MEETING AT HENRY COURT
We have been requested t. give notice that there Will
he meeting of the Citizens Of Henry County at the
Cour lonse on the secud Monday If September next,
(Conrt day. for the purp OF appointing delegates
the Plank rad Convention To be held at Patrick &. H.
the 4lh Mjnday Of October. A full Attendance is
Tequeste
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
TELEGRAPH CHURN!!

1--WE undersigned having secured the right to the Satco
Virginia, IN this new and most valuable invention is d.
sirnus oi do,ing County wIgh- to make, and sond
said thurns, on The most favorable terms.
The abnNc invention patented The 1T June, - ~,
and ISSUED Isl das OF January, 1850 and l. doubtless the
best thnrn extaut producing butter in from 60
and gathering IT in roll after chunng. III also SIMPLE
Z" construction and perhaps easily cleaned tlan any
other
Thus Chnrn exhibited at the last farof the American
Institute, IN the city o New York; and There tested
many other thutus; the result was, a Silver Medal WAS
awarded 10 this while Of the others much
complimentary notice, from the Managers of the Institute
II used ii the largest dairy counties IN New York.
and bids fair TO drive every other Chnu out ousc Cert-
Gates In its efficiency, he by calling the sub
scrcf tier still occuar will be given
all desiring IT. Letters 10 the subscriber, post paid, VIII be
promptly attended To.
specimen ot the above be the store oi
Messs Thurman & Seolield who will shortly have the
Chuins on hand Tor sale.
July y Omit JAS. - WARD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
Five Hundred Dollars Reward

n /
III i - a'''' - N'"'s 81 aRr' very haeh,
AZ - 'iu' gY' eal."'e ian away hnm m On
-, a. w." s,sa i's'"Ui zoe ie 'tf'rn'h'enFh
may H., IN .,n,,,u, ,,,,b IN ,, 81 4, ~ W II
W. ~ '"''"l s'''"' WIN mo ,h' Nefth"e"t
,o,,' - W. N'" mn NY l,a,usm,h "ai'ot.e Pen, The
,raIsna ~, "A I a. al ~ Hh' = ao'o' ~
Wy "''n' tee MN, h'~h hit=k slmilng gate,
~ '''"H l''''' WI "'' haN'a large scar IN
1T, n'' us 't "Iist an1 mock, ~ he vas badly burnt
ia l.. 49,, ,,
y 80 :, w ""' al'',N R""',i itat ihr' are ~ 'eah
- ~ 'Neto' N''' el le'h-''Nc4, 81 ahed by abolition
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49,, =, " ' ''''' se' " '"' ''h The state and de
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5000, .,,.,,
c,.a.l, ~ . -, JUN 4 MfhNNf"
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l''a',,"ai '.y"'hoa1g, September ID, ls5'
Hugh W Fry plainiin
against
James \ Ia" and Charles !. Smhton, late merchants
ana Pe''ne. tta''g undo, the hln and s,lc ol Ha=-
S"''hson iohn = baftts, John G Mn,tr lohn Compton
N'"'r'' and W iih'm iiah'"n, nri,nGantsi
a",
- nnhh'r' -=- aanimct, enl - Carleton,
,hHn's ami Partners hdng undc' the finn and otc al Huh
"'i' ''''alh'' = '''leha, Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
CHARLES w. CHRISTIAN.
-s-=
.S'UJgCE.

10 the heirs Of benjamin Smith d. cd anil oil concerned
II NOW fE, that On the md day o the Circuit Sup.
N Court oi Law and Chane,ry, held for the county Of
idukllh at the Court House thereof, October app
ilcaiion will be made ot order from this State
all money and effects belonging to James Kemp cmaior OF
George Il. " oodson 81 Mo
n J. pow Eli, Attorney in fact
iir James Kemp, Curator Of Levy h. Wodson
Aug 59-Niw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
Family Residences for Rent.

'I'lIH subscriber has Tor rent comfortable FAMILY
RtSil1tNi rs situated IN retired and pcasant neigh.
hood on The hill Both tenenents have rcreny undergo
thorough repair from basement 10 gar.t having comuiinns
dining aud closets III thu hIscn,ntS together
'rheni wood lots good gardens, Sc. attach, 10 the
premises On OF these lots is wall of exe.llct water,
winch VIII be used IN by the tenants. Posses
SION 10 he had immediately.
june 27-wiit CHAIR. ES w CHRISTIAN