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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-17

Importance Of one sOte.-One single vote sent
Orer Cromwell to the Long Parliament, C1as.
Stuart to the scaffold, revulurioslzed England,
and made Great Britain flee Four votes IN the
CITY OF New York made Thonas Jciierson prssi-
dent of the Uuited States one vote made Mar
Gus Morton Governor of Massachusetts,, one voc
gave Us tine TariG Of 1872, and one vote mata
hIe Tariff If lci6. OHe vote gave US Texas,
,nads. war with Mexico. slew Thousands OF our
people, purchased California, turned tnlIh tha
tide Of emigration, and sill change the destiny 0f
he world.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-17
CHAPTER !.

Fnriorn As WAS my state, and frIg!Itidi IS
WIS the prospect before me, the dawuing
u 5hl aud the twlt;erinE OF the birds that an
ncunccd a new day fell chcerily upon my
err 1t tins early hour my daughter reap
peared ia the chamber, AMI recolling with
d slight shudder as She kissed me, exclam-
cd, IN voice broken by emotion" Cold,
quiie cold | fear there is no hope. My
poor, dear lather ~ She did not despair,
however, FOX she again kneli down and pray
Cd iervenuy for my recovery, after which
she retired weeping from the room. mex
presslveIy grateful to me was this proof Of
iilal affection, although ii was not unmlng-
led with seli-reproach, for felt that my re-
cent conduct to the poor girl had llaI diy en-
titled me to such tender devotedness.
Various matin sounds now reached ne
from without; the poughman's whistle, the
we,tiue Of the mowers scythe, the loving
and beating Of cattle, the Growing os cocks
challenging each other; and as | listened
complaceatly 10 this rural chorus, distinct
Is aud wildly saw-by Il species Of cieI'-
eoyance for which am utterly unable to sc-
count-the whole morning landscape com
mauded by my drawIng-rOom windows
The leaves of the white ash trees, flashing
and fading in the ray, looked like so many
twinkling eyes; the pines and poplars wa
VIM in the breeze, seemed 10 be stretching
themselves out 10 shake off sleep; the riy-
er, Ginpled by the air, threw sunny smiles
at every flower II passed the guided SUM-
inlis OF tie distant hills sparkled III the blue
sky, while their bases were still wreathed in
vapor, which gradually aoated upwards. and
all became bright aud joyous as if it were
the wedding-day Of heaven and earth How
long remained gazing in delight upon this
beautiful revelation know not, but proba-
bly, some hours must have thus glided away,
for the day had made good progress when
my attention was arrested by the open-
ing of the paFor door, and | heard the well
known footsteps of my son George
On reaching the bedside he gazed at me
for few seconds III silence, after which he
exclaimed III an accent of unfeeling sur
prise Hang me if see much alteration
IN the governors appearance; little paler,
perhaps, nothing more" Laying his hand
upon my cheek, and subsequently upon my
heart, he continued" No puisalion and
the cold, clammy feel of corpse! Ay, ay,
he's dead enough at last. The only wonder
is that he should hold out SO long" On!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-17

a very ugly type; and do not believe that
they have been superlnduced BY mental anx-
lety, however poignant. Before we can
suggest remedy for your disordered state,
we must try to discover the cause, which
may, perhaps, be traced to some recent in
tenperance-some excess either i'll eating
or drinking: or, 1T all events, to some dew
alton from your customary Diet
A bad guess, doctor, Ter in no single re-
spect have | altered my usual mode of liv
ing, except in taking two or three doses a
day Of Baby's Restorative
" hat the deuce is that ?
Why, my son George, as told you, is a
firm believer III tie great danger Of the eli
mactercal year, and having heard that this
medicine is sure and wonderful resiorer
of the vital energies in old men, very kind
ly sent me up large supply from Newman
ket, where the pateniee resides; and when
| complain of getting worse he is constant
" urging me to increase the dose as the OH
y remedy
Telling you at the same time, that there
was 10 use in sending for a doctor ODD
enough: | am so often called in by my Pr
tieuts who have half killed themselves by
trying to cure themselves, that know the
names OF quack medicines pretty well, bat
| never heard Of Raby's Restorative. Have
YOU any of this precious compound in the
room!
Yes, there IS an unopened bottle OF II
by the glass
There is no label on the bottle observed
the doctor, an appendage in which patent
medicines are seldom deficient: nor is there
any vendor or chemists name, an omission
equally uncommon.
Alter smelling of II for some time, and
applying 1t very cautiously TO the up Of his
tongue, he continued-
/ TANK | can guess one of the inrredi-
ents; but if You VIII alien me to aualyze
the mixture at Lome, shall be better ena-
bed to decide. Promise me, in the mean
time. not to taste another drop Ill yuu see
me ta-morrow.'
Very veu hut shall miss ii, for its a
very pleasant and comfortable cordial
Georqe assures INC that when taken in sulIi-
cent quantities ii has AWAY, answered the
purpose
Yer, likely; but what res the purpose
am AFRAID Of quack medicines. a have
a!readv told ,ou and sui more Of amateur
prescriot,on4'
W ~. Won are as snsnicious = Sarah
Who has ,nulnfeJ me over and over NOT To-
,n. nm ,y,,t' The Ra.,nr,,i,e poor a',ii .he
h.. heen ~, csn,,, na-.o ,,,,t,n, 7na,, ' me-
a,ri, md i...o .,.l -, ,, - r -,
caat ,"eo in. ~" ~" ~ foIrnu,nr a Gn"rre'.
advice and ,ncress,.,., tho cordial,
.uo-I.,,.Is~lt-a,,. ~, sLo h. hoo, DIN,
' 1' IN ri nv" '','' s'.' l'9 J's EN- 80 .
Won a re@,I,r nn,.o ,,,-,norro,,, ~
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nor Iaror h.s,,e. rI,' '.', on,' - d.,
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onar.,t - ,ron, 'o,or hos,,,,,n., Co.. ,ba.,
49, =, ron,,.,, lt,r, ;rro'[,, i. 49,,
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SOL. ..i,,.,s r..,,,,,,'Lo,,,,.. nv. -.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-17
CHATTER III.

While | thought that pr. Linnel had in
dBiged IN very unnecessary suspicious as 10
Raby's Restorative, | could not shake off
an occasional mlsgivlug touching It's inJurI-
Gus effects uponmy health That the most
deleierious compounds we're sometimes sold
under the name of quack medicines ! was
fully aware; but that my son, upon whom
had SO iondIy doated since his childhood,
should press ii upon me with SO much i'm
portuniiy, unless he were fully convinced OF
ITS salutary quality, could not bring my
self TO believe. With no ordinary interest,
therefore, did | crosS-qnestlon the doctor
next morning as 10 the results of his analy-
dis !; but his answers were SO cautious, not
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-17
nattI)rnon & 5tats Journal.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.

TERMS-sl50 crsh N .tvarce 500 if payment is No,
made 90 ndsances Interest always car,eJ end o
the year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-23
Valuable Mill Property for Sale,

IN ROANOKE COUNTY.
yIyIE undersigned have determined to dispose the yalna
bic Milling Property in the county OF Roanoke known
as the BELLVUE MILLS. THIS property IS situated
on the Roanoke River me West OF Salem, the county
seat in the midst large agricultural REGION. The Viz
na and Tennessee Rail Road under active construt-
ton passes Immediately by it, and the Southwestern Nc
Aaam<ed Road leading direct to Buchanan, passes within
300 wards aardng the spcclies and most ample facilities
of oftransportaon o the best markets.
The buildings consists OF large Brick Mill, covered with
fin in thorough repair, running two pair o Burs two
Cbopoers a new Clrding Machine, and a new Saw Mill,
bn;lt in the most substantial order, but recently erected
rho water newer sufficient keep both in operation
Adjacent to the Mills newly erected tenements, sua-
m nr nersons to attend both Establishments with about ou
acres OF and for Gardens Sc We invite the attention oi
esirous yotng themselves to tbs Business to
examine this property. ,
TERMS One, two, three, four and five years or the
usual deduction for cash. ,. 90
NAV l3-2m SliANho' MANI ~ . -
Office of the Jnginia and Tennessee Raj Road Co
Ho' IYNcuBuEG. MAY Q. 1880.
rIyIE Stockholders in this Company VIII pay On addition
The reolisitions heretofore called tor amounting to
ten dollars pcr hare) the further OF Five Dollars per
share on the 10Th day OF June next.
By order oil the Board oi Directors
+. q. MORRISON, Trcas'r and CT k
b. Deluquents will be required TO pay interest in all
:, :, A, ,rs -
May9-u0me M ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-23
NEGROES WANTED.

WISH TO hire for the coming year, number OF NEGRO
MEN, work the Virginia and Tennessee Raj Road
Iynchburg and also at g Otter, IN the eoun-
ty OF Bedford Twill pay much any other responsible
contractor.
asonish hire hands for the Canal near buchanan, for
wchi will pay good prices am aware that reports have
gone abroad the injury of contractors on he Canal most
of which have put aoa by bad and infamous persons
hands recovered from the measles they have been
healthy any negroes i'll the Ste. Any person, that
wishes to hire Road Canal, viii apply 10 Me-
klc Simpson, Mcdaniel * Lee, john Clark and Niks
< Butler. tl1hS' StOll.
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TOWNLEX, SHIELDS & CO.,

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For YEARLY ADVERTISING The for the pririiege
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jon pRNrING executed neatly and erpedttOtSyi aud
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We IL. EsOn "a y

nIGIITS in the & Id f.giao, by 7. Johnson.
- Waragu OF the Charms of he Nile, by Farniss
Pe1plc have Met. by \ ?. Willis.
The Battle summer, by Ik Mnrel.
Sketche- and Ra1b'cs by T. lleadly.
Annals Of The Quccns Of Spain.
Sacred Scenes and Charactars new edion-by llead'y
Sd vol. Women Of the Revolution, by Mrs. Eiie.
Lectures on Arts and Poems, by Allison.
Womans Whms by Robinson.
The Elliott Family, or the Trials of New York Seam
stresses.
Lake Superior its Physical Character, sc.
Memories of Hungarian Lady.
Historical Studies by 6. w Greene.
Cooper's Warks-Waysof The H9nr.
Direct from the publishers .,,.,, ,,on
May l6-s. p. i. PAY Nv X bho.
BLANK BONDS FOR SALEAr rtlIs OFFICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-23
MARBLE MANUFACTORY.

VAMES FAGAN 81 co, SCuIrTORS, market
j Street Lyaeab1Tg, IA Monuments Mantles, iombs
aud Head Stones, liable and Counter TOPS, and House
Wor, general, executed all its branches the best
manncr Tor public and private buildings Terms moderate
Jan 10 Gm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-23
(yi,,iYue Refssfrcrs.

MEINCINI4-PrOI. II. J. IIuIce.
81 RGERY-Prof. r. 5. Newton.
H. Frecuan, NJ. D., Anatomical penonstrator
The fees for full course oileetares amount 10 Sl05
Each Professor ticket, Sl5 Matriculaierss5 demon
.,raor's fee SO Graduation $50
Those desiring further information Will please address thelr
letters (post pai TO Dcan and students arriving nte
itv viii please call ON him the Commercial Hotel
my W." II. 5. NEWTON, NJ. D..
Dean ofthe Faculty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-23
Fire and Marine Insurance,

(HNHE Lalayeue IusuTa0co Company, lncorpoIoted
3 February eth 1856 Capital Stock, 5000 100000
That portion of the Capital Stock which moi paid II
cash. is secured by mortgage real estate and eacl
stakeholder is individually liable for The debts and liza
bilities of the company.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-23
LOSS by DAMAGE Or FIRE

Also, on Goods Wares and Merchandise against the
hazards of Inland 1ransporat9n and upon the cargoeS
Of Sea Vessels.
All losses arising upon Policies isned by This iom
pany will be promptly adjusted by the Home O1hce IN
the City of Lafayette, Indiana, and paid through theI
agent al Lynchburg. ..-.,..,,,,
NJ. w. DAVENPORT, .Agent.
Mar lE--St
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-23
ALI kinds of Country Produce.

We have on hand large stock of GR CERlFS and STA
Pile DRY GOODS, which determined TO sell as
cheap il cheaper than the goods can be bought in
this market for cash. in exchange ior taGnty Produce
We feel confident Of the fact that the Planters interest will
be fully and fairly by Mr Hin has con-
siderable experience IN thc hleco trade and Will devote
his " Nhulc time to that branch Of business.
Llberll aa> ances made proiuce ronsigned TO MS,
Feb 25-6m HURT y PRESTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-23
EsEyf.I.S a SIsG0T.
grocery business,

call the attention o their friends both
country, and all others trading in Lynenburg their
new stock Croeefies recently purchased the
yorahle and comprising the usual variety together
with handsome assortment ei Dry Goods uabe ior the
Spring and Summer trade.
New Orleans Porto Rico Clarified, single and double
fined Sugars; lava Rio aud laguita toee; Rice y Or
leans and India Moasses, Vinegar, Spice, Pepper
Ginger, Mustard, Goppens, Nails, lae", Adamantne and
Sperm Candies, brown, Nareeated and fancy Soaps Soda,
Starch, CuupoSder, mperlal pouchong and BLK feas,
Window Glass S<l 10 and lONl2 painted Baeos Btooms,
Powder aud Shot, foolscap Letter aud Wrapping Papc
Pocket Knives Knives and Forks, Toilet, Tuck aud Side
Combs Pad and Stock Locks Curry Combs, Cotton and
Wool Cards Shovels Spades and Forks, Tea Kettles, Fry
ing Pans Meal Slnefs Coffee Mills, Scythe Blades, ftaec
Chains shoe Thread and Brushes, Baeing b'cted, east
and shear Steel, Al and Gt Brown Cotton Cotton lri
ling Bed Ticking. bltached Domestic Oznahnrrs No and
= striped and checked Cuttonade plaid and dn Pant Sta
Marion Tweed Apron Checks, Baaps, NankcenS, Brown
Holland IRISH Iinen Alpaca Cambria cooued and White
Plaid Cng hams, PLAIN aud fancy NestHg, style Prints
Gngham lawns, Grotlu and Corded Summer Coating. cot
ton and silk lle'i, fancy silk tayats gum and Woth Sns
pcndcrs Spool Cotton coloted and white Sewing Sdk
bl', aud white Thread, coal, and pant Buttons Pms
and Needles Umbrellas, Gnghams and tambrie-hesides
many other articles Too tedious 10 cuumeate all OF which
we are determined otr low they be bought at
any house in this place All ask is trial, and Will
convince the cfeduous that Goods cheap
the cheapest and good the best Tcrm cash.
change for country produce JOHN RENFIN.
Aprili-ts JOHN 4. SMOOf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-23
J. S, u R | C X,
LsEk. or ksAAE'InoIsE

As located IA l,uchhorg, and taken the stand former,
occupied bs Nj bNan. ior the purpose o cary ing
on the TAILORING BUSINESS.
lHse who haNr been IN the hahit II getting their work
dome n the Northern cities hive made At thcii
COM Neniencc.
AlaN GaN,is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-23
Dry Goods, groceries ami Liquors,
Kcady-sladc Clothing,

to The examination Of all which, the public are respect
fully invited, feeling assured that Goods and prices VIII
both give the most entire satisfaction
He socits consignmens OF country produce, ana VIII
make liberal advances on them. -
CLAIBORNE B. REYNOLDS.
n B.4I am pleased to infrn the public and the good
people of Bedford county more especially, that nave
engaged with me in business. Mr.. WIN >. MY LER'
of that county, the friends and acqnalntances oi "ha
we feel more Than anxious To serve. Consghmehis u'
TOBACCO and FLOUR will meet with our undi'i'
d'd attention and promp'ness.
May l6-T
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-23
PRO I L S s 0 Z s

y Freeman. NJ D, Pfolc73oroT An1Iomy'
r. S Newton, NJ. D. Professor ot surgery
H. j. IIucc, NJ. d, Professor Of Theory and Practice o
Medicine,
w Byrd Powell NJ D. Professor OF Physiology, Pathol-
ogy, Mineralogy and Geology.
! kim NJ u Professor Of Mateia Mediea, Therapeutics
and Medical Jurisprudence
j. Milton sanders, Nj. D., Professor of Chemistry and
Pharmacy. -,
j. A. wilson, NJ. D. Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases
II ,aIdl'h rrn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-23
#gEyV Eg00gks.

nUNNINGS' Ancient, Classical and Scnptufal Geogra-
~ ply,
MeInto-hs Astronomy and the Globes
Noithend's School Dialogues,
do American Speaker,
Davies Grammar Of Arithmetic,
S.hool Song and II ymn Book,
Sabbath School Gem (Musc)
kingsley's Sacred ilamonst
Just receive and at publisher prices, by
Anril 2q--ts u B PAYNE s. BRO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-23
LAW DEPARTMENT.

Hon. T.. w NJ King, Professor oil i'aeois anu i''i'
of Law. ,..
John pelaiclJ ESQ Professor Of Commercial Jmisprn-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-23
OFFICERS.

Godlove s. Oith, President.
Addison NJ Crane, Secretary.
Jacob Walker. Gen'l Agent.
T.. ii. Bracket, Solicitor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-23
DIRECTORS
Jacob W alker

This sliution having app1lnted NJ ". Dlvenpor
as their agent for Lyncbufg and vieiny is now pre-
pared to issue policies Of Insurance on as favorable terms
as any other responsible company, on Dwelling lions's
Household Furniture. Stores Stocks of Goods. Ware
houses and contents, Nils and Manufactures &c, &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-23
OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER & KANAWHA CO..

OFFICE OF The JAMES RIVER & KANAWHA co.,
RICHMOND, tPB1I. 10, 1s5n.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the will be drawn Oh
~ tlam the Canal ~ ipllous:
/ From the I've River Dam To Sevon Islands, hom the
20tliJHur to the 9Th July.
From Joshua Fails liam 10 ryc River Pond lfom the
25th Juno io the t0lh Jule
From Seven1-lands to Cedar Point, from the 18th June
TO the 1t July.
Aud !. From Naidcli- Adventure Dam 10 Rcimond in
ciulns MaiJens Adventure Pond from the l5hJme 10 the
1T July.
BY ordef Of the Board 4 Ducctn,s
WM. i. MlNFORn, Sec'y.
Anfil % 9m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-23
MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
amman. DEP3R TlIE.N'T.

,HEDTC.1L DEI.IR I,uIt.N J.
,,>1IF ,eonla course Of Lectures tins Institute will
commence ON the ffst Of November, AMI continue until
the last February The Anatomical llepamrnl Wi ne
ncnrd md ready to receive students by the first o October
The Medical Department will be under the direction OF the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-23
NJ, ROSENBACH,
PhlLhDElPHlA CHE6P ClQTHlNG STORE.

philadelphia CHEAP CLOTHING STORE,
THREE DOORS ABOVE THE FRANKLIN uoIEIr
Is Iusl received new lot OF fine 81 uRlER GiDTn
IA M winch he viii sell Al unusually low p,rers.
p : Another la 81 those l1ucy Cdeaand striped Linen
Sls, Y huc Paot- and White Marseitles Vet, Se. Sc
All IN want are invited TO call early.
Nav i'm
VGOlS and Materials Cor Contractors.
VA l. tIAN + IN hand god assortment Of Blpl,.mt'
w Below, Au1is, \l-es, Scdgc aFd Hand Hammers
stone Hammers cast Steel Hand Dill aud Striking Ham
mers, Cat Sted Hammer Mnud>, Stock and nc, Screw
Plates, Files and Rasps Crow Bars, PirRs. Maoc Tape
Lines Broad, Chop and laud Axes; Halter 1rare and
Stone hau> Hand Crusseut and Pit Saws; Horse Shoes,
Horse shoe Mails,
5000 lbs. 0etagou and Square Cast Steel,
Shear and German Steel,
10 Coils Rope,
loo dozen shnycs and Spades and many other articles
which ANXIOUS to sell on liberal terms.
Eel 3S-tf GREGORY s. RGYAII.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-23
Every body c0nle here.
NEW GROCERY

IN The od Stand ef GEO y N n. sTEProE,
Immediately opposite Tinsley Il Tayior's.
INllE nnler,gned. haNng into .hp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-23
.y'D E'EGE.

yJ,IE subscribers would respectfully inform their friend
/ and the public generally, that they have engaged th
services oil Mi Thomas G. IlLL late OF Amherst county,
competent Auctoneef and viii in future attend 10 the sale
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-23
FRESH NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA
STuibOrnP ". HCyHOF1S,

Claiborne IL. KcyH0tdS,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Noar,v o,nosite Djbrcirs Hotel Main street,
LYNCHBURG, PTRGLNI4,
VTYOUID return his grateful ackno" Judgments 10
w his friends and the public generally for the very
liberal pa ronare extended towards him and soIcts h
continuance of the He has just returned from he
North with large stock of
Dru Goods, GroCcrtes 0Hd Liquors,
rnrcbassd on the hes, terms consisting part of Cling
hams Lawns. Caicoes, Domesiics, Has, Caps Boots
and Shoes large assortment fine and chesp lron eel
Sail, Fish, Mackeral, Shad, HeHngs, Candles, Soap,
Coffee. Sugar. fine Teas (much cheaper than cohee)
Gnnpowder Imperial and Black; large STOCK o Liquors.
bs he's, that the market Affords fine Chewing Tobacco,
Seoars Soda Saiaarus, Indigo. Madde Spice. Pepper,
Ginger race and ground, Bacon and Lard &c S~c all
of VIII ch will be sold extremely low for Cash, or ex-
changed for country produce lie has also added TO lis
stock comnlele assortment Gt
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-27
MASS MEETING All PENDLE-
TON VILLAGE. Z.

Z. In view of the wrongs, opperssion,
and injustice which have been done
the Southern people, by the present
Congress, IL excluding them from
the territory won from Mexico, the
citizens ofthis District, and the friends
OF the South far and wide, are invited
to attend mass meeting, at this viii
lage, OH tho lst day Of October, 10
take counsel together and decide on
what they deem the proper mode
and measure of redress, Let all come
who value the rights of the States
and appreciate the privileges offree-
men. Cur Delegates to the Nash
vile convention, and other distin-
guished gentlemen will be invited to
address the meeting. {" 81
A free Barbecue will be prepared,
sufficient for the thousands who may
come. H',a elje 38 }1lsi q 0aM@
Pendleton, Sept. IL, 1850. g"
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
pIcgENs DIsTR1cT.

John Cobb, App
plieant ys james In the Court of
Cobb ct al. def,ts.S Ordinary.
Whereas there has been deposited
in the Ordinary's Office of said Dis
trict paper purporting to be the last
will and testament of Robert Cobb,
deceased, the applicant aforesaid
having filed his petition requiring the
same to be proved in due ard solemn
form oflaw, and it having been
shown to my satisfaction that JAS.
Cobb, one Of the heirs at law of the
said deceased. resides without the
limits ofthis State,--it is therefore or
dered and decreed that he do appear
at the Court of Ordinary for said
District, to be held at Pickens c.. H.,
on the 9th day of November next,
to show causeif he can why the
said will should not be prove d in due
and solemn form of law, and entered
on record, or his consent to the same
will be taken pro coqtesso as to him.
g Given under my hand and seal
August 9Th, 1850.
+ w. ID. STEELE, o. P.D.
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