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sAIUBRIA FOR SALE.

THs hae Lcesburg turnpike, ad
Joining Ave miles ron Georgetown and seven
midst delightful populous neighbor
health fine society and rapid improvements The
50 land % Of which timothy and clover,
recently cleared residue by
branch and springs.
The dwelling, Crecian Dgrc cottage t53
4s deop porco IN front, the opte height and breadth
house, supported by hu,ed coinu In the
piazza passage psor
~ chamber kitchen, and pantry tAs and four
dark the second aoormakng ALL
besides pantry dark cellar and attic The barn, stable
cattle, all building
fashioned modern There pump
excellent kitchen abundant supply
newly laid of with Of flowers shrubbe
II application be made this
viii be reduced price
The title IL and ndisputabe
For further information apply personally by letter PosPad to
i. r. CALLAN,
Aug l7-6dA6,cp Corner md stree
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ImporfRpt from Texas.

We extract the following bulletin from the New York
Tribune of Friday at which Office il received by
telegraph II presents additional and stronger inducements
for the House OF Representatives to act with pompttude
upon the subject OF the Texas boundary. The conse
quences Of a collision that border too important
to require any specification. We should act at once
and arrest such catastrophe:
NEw ORLEANS, August e.
Galveston date. the 18th Of June have been received
The legislature met on the 18th The governors message
wan received Il proceeds speak OF tbs unwaranaoe
n mower of the federal Executive by direct IN
with the municipal affairs OF the sovereign
STATE IL prooouuces discussion useless. No reliance
., Ia naced on the delusive hope Of justice Texas
add to the last extremity !. u sfs
Tbe only course left the immediate adoption
.arv measures the occupation OF Santa Fe, with ample
prce to epel the arrogant and ebsllious spirit existing
should such produce conflict with the present
authorities, unawfuy established and shake the confed
eracy CENTRE Texas will stand exonerated before tue
world Authority is asked raise supplies for two MONT
ed regiments for the occupation Of Santa Fe also ior
military force, sufficient enable the ovil s"'no'"es w
execute the laws. II says. however willing texas y y
to dispose Of portion of her northwestern
pectsble party could accept the propositions
Compromise bill; but ifa proposition nad oeen p"o'.p ~
~, r.xt n,r,h of deg stitude with proper
a.r,n,. ,nd ohseryanee of rules Of annexation, tt
would have been satisfactory.
IT, na,. az the of Mr. Penrces Senate bill,
,,h ne presdrnt's message respecting Governor Bells
49,. -. r.ce;veI al Galveston the nth, and produced
,sat dissatisfaction The papers say the message will
arouse feelings Of Indignation throughout the State not
easily euayed,
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 90, 1850.

0ymr HEssr NJ LH~ts, OF Montgomery, Alabama.
travelling agent or Alabama MI H.
b. Bskrr
0yM IKAsL e. JAsKs, No le2 Tenth street,
phia, general travelling agent assisted BY Wa H.
WELD CoLLIKs, JAaEs DISEASE, A KIRK wsIlIssTos
Il. A. EVANS, JAMES CLARK and p. Looks. 80
n-MI O. W. JAaEs, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio
travelling agent States assisted by
r. ssiTa, 4. DxSr, Jason TArLoaJ W. AxssrKoSs PsRAIN
LOCKS, w. RAMSAY and g. srxIssAs
Q1Receipls either Of the above viii be good ~" 20
ly-v b. PALsER Newspaper Agent, The eay
agent paper cities OF Boston, New forh,
and Philadelphia advertisements and
subscriptions ny His receipts WIN be
regarded His Offices areBoston Congress street
New York Tribune building Philadelphia, northwest corner Of
Third Chestnut Streets
eosLpIs, OF Richmond Virginia. general agent
of Virginia assisted by travelling agents A. PuLLxK and JAsss
Thomas
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nR AWAITS ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA TONIC
AND APERIENThis remedy composed entirely Of vegeta
bic ingredients totally from mineral substance
bnng calharc cordial strengthening original
prescribed DR. Ama celebrated Physician In
abdominal diarrhGa
dysente bilious complaints dyppa and all other disorder Of
the hyer &c.
enectua u submitted remedy those
prevailing fatal and
all who fortunate its first nsdous
symptoms.
be
m and 18th and the principal
Alexandria
full directions for with interesting
bottle OF the liberal
the United States
promptly All communications be post paid
Aug. 3-lawn SAMUEL CARUsl n Co
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The College o James, Washington County, Mary

THE DIOCESAN COLLEGE OF THE PROTESTANT EPIs-
l. CORAL CHURCH-The ninth annual session win open
Monday October 5u 1880 and continue till the
ment day. the last Thursday July 1851 New students
omcnded the session.
they apply, and the charge estimated the
their
usual
complete education and successful ena
collegiate
demlca
school, Immediately adjoining College,
but distinct discipline
lads the beginning their acadmcal prepares
collegiate The direction
Professors Of tho College special advantages the pupils In
the school.
classes study
supplied additional modern languages
book keeping statistics, &c.
The location OF the College entirely hoathfu and, by m dir
villages, favorable good and order,
whole chargehe College and Grammar
session months is hundred twenty
FIVE dollars payable semi annually IN advance.
Applications 70 be made 10
- JOHN KERFOOT,
Rector College Of 81. James Y. o., Md.
AuF 6-taw2m
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NOTICETe Washington Philharmonic Society respectfully in
~ actual mbers 10 attend eea
departments, TO be hea
Thursday, 18th instant ats O'Clock precisely a. oaa =,
streethis beng appointed for inc puIpoe !.
enabling the Society 20 complete final organization previous 70 ts
therefore, MI meinps arc pm
cuay requested to aiend invitation h eNnaea
DESTROYS JOINING e socieV
y ~ O. @, BAYLOR,
.nn N "a, sup s'rbu. Corresponding Secretary.
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THE ppa.r.iCped respectfully informs his friends
and pntrons the solicitation OF the propors Of the
National Hotel win continue its management IN uebenlf and
deayor 10 merit patronage
beretoh,re en- Dyed and which he still solicits for IL.
DAVID r. KEELING,
N.rios.L Horst, Norfom Ia, .ausaf 3, 1850.
AugI Id
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The following the remarks made by Nc PR.Tr, on
Wednesday last, during the tendency OF the fugitive slave
BILL and which necessarily omitted in our report
published Friday;
Mr.. PRATT | desire TO occupy the attention Of the
Senate but for very short time, 10 he argument
made by the senator from New Jersey ao-day, which
seems TO be repetition OF the argument which he
made before, and hat am about to say may be prop
erly considered continuation Of the remarks with
which troubled the Senate yesterday. had not the
pleasure Of hearing the first objection which he urged 10
the amendment but which understand, related to some
OF us details cannot, consequently, reply TO v But
The hrst objection which did hear that under The
amendment which have proposed the trial which - TO
be had TO be transferred from the State where the slave
. arrested 10 the State from which he fed and IN which
me master resides Now, this objection TO the de
TAILS OF the bill and he senator's objection rests merely
upon matters Of detail think Il his duty, this being
measure OF so much consequence and so well cacu
lated 10 peace and harmony the sections OF
ihe country to have offered some amendment by which
his objection would be obysied so that he might carry
out the principle OF the bill in accordance with his
views The argument OF the senator upon this objection
~ that the trial is to be held in the State from which the
slave fed, without any provision for notice TO the
shal officer OF the United States government whose
duty had been TO deliver the slave IN the State which
DC had escaped; and that consequently the master might
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CAROLINA INN,
da|||l
CHARLOTTE, ": C.

TUyHE above establishment. situated N Mi,
il Street, third LOT North Il The Public Squ,,,
in the town Of Charlotte. he. zen constantly l,n
oren BY the present Proprietor, from the Id i
January. 1870 10 the present time, for the accom-
mediation Of the Public, and will continue u !,
kept open for the same purpose.
The Establishment has bes q enlarged and in.
proved 10 very COT siderable extent within u.
last two ycsrs-lbe entire building 10 in co,nys,,
repair and is 20 constructed that all the rssa,
have abundant light aud can be ventilated At pa.
sure.
The Stables are not IN 'srior 10 any bslon,in,
10 any similar Establishment ut IN " estsfn Ne.
Carolina and care ~ill b taken that they sA,I
slasys be supplied with sbundsncs Of good srs,,
and provender and attended BY faithful and GIN
ricnced iIosiIers.
The Subscriber viii use every exertion 10 GIN
satisfaction to all who may patronise his Heus
and hesitate. not to FAY that, from ten Year, q,
pe,itncc lie will be able 10 keep up the aecsmn.
d,ion al the Carolina Inn, in style moi surp,,
I'd ny any Public House IN the istssisv county,
and he takes this opportunity Ia return bis CO..
do, re,pects TO . generous Public Tor past fa,.r
and resrectfuiy sol,cits . continuance Of The,
patronage and condolences.
DROvERS can, Of al times, b supplied oil
convenient and we'll enclosed ls,s, free Of chsrr
and furnished with grain st low price,.
lI The Charlotte and Camden Stsges ari,
and depart tri weekly.
JENNINGS D. KERR.
Oct. Is, Is41. slif
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From the Columbus Eoqpier.
TMrnips.

Mr. Peabody: In the absence OF any oIhsf
rospoBse TO your uques', "as TO resu. Of ex.
pefimen's in the culture Of Ruiabaea Tu,n,p,,"
you may use this as you may think proper.
sowed broadcast, about the ION Of Al.
gust last, Of seed purchased Of you, part Of q
well MANFRED cow.pea, filing on, the balance
of the 10, with White Dutch, ard our CON.
mon variety. We hoed and lh,pned 90, once
only. BY the first Of September we commenc.
ed using tho White Dutch, and continued to
do so until they were gone, ~ we had previ.
ousy seen thom rot after they had ma,ufed.
BY the middle of October we commenced W.
ing the Ralab,gas-lwo or three Of which
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QUITE A sPECULATIOS..

A gentleman connected with the Bank Of
England relates that he sent seven pipes Of
brandy 10 California, in charge Of person
who was proceeding thi,her He has re.
ceisea il, return an account Of sales, showing
tina, lie entitled, MS the net proceeds, to ono
dollar and fifty cer,s. The brandy sold, &C.
cordng TO this account, for $40 dollars
The charges amounted to 52S dollars so
cents, including 800 dollars so cents for da.
ty, at the alleged la,e Of 100 per cent.
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made large disL fev good siz.d fau,,
and BY the last Of Novs.sbss they wsuld k,,.'
measured from sighisea . twenty .ious ipeh..
in circumference. They hsd ssowa . 4,
on, Of the ground BY THE time, that ~ s,,.
induced 10 hill them up, ssd such q wes, =,
u.-d remsined in the ground until the I.., =
May, ~hen they were freely ssies BY the boz,
They furnished during the sa's, sialsr, ~
spring. On abundance Of superior salad. sA,ls
they arc in oil rcspscis The meet dssinbh
Turnip for table or stock that ] have en-,
raised.
B. A. SORsRY
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DISTRESSING CASUALTY.

The MlIedgesIle Presbyterian has the fol.
lowing: "a very solemn and affecting Pro.
violence, we learn, occurred al Oglethorp
University. on Wednesday last Two of the
Students Mr.. l.. P. McCuichen and Sir.
p. b. Luce, were on their way to their board.
ing house TO breakfast, when a sudden lhun.
der shower overlook Them. The lightning
struck the umbrella under which they were
waking, and shattered II TO atoms, aud the
fluid entering a. the top of the cap of MIR.
Luce and passing down on his lei, side and
on the right eide Of the other, killed them
both on the spot.
They we're room mates and members o.
the Freshman Cas-; both Of them lovely
pious aud promising young men, aud candi
dates for the Christian Ministry. On re
turning IRON their morning recitation they
had retired to their room, as was their dal
custom, and united in prayer. II vas but
few minutes after they had risen from then
knees and left their dormilofy, tina, the aw
fol calamity occurred. When they wert
found by their fellow. students, they were "
ing side by side on their faces with the
arms still locked togelher.-' They wsr
lovely in their lives and in their death the,
were not divided
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DIR. KUHI4,S
.Abyssinia Mixture

Fer Cstarlbs. lnfiuerzs. Costiveness. Piles, sr
vel. GenorthG. elect, Fluer Aibu.. o. The
Whites, Weakness, Distractions, &c.
Gelp HIT. N. C., Aro /. teHl
DR.. J KOHL Dear Sir:
You will please frward 10 n - sson q a
venient. fresh supply OF the Res,ofef efths D.
and The Aey ssinis Mixture, We have sold ~. !
some time The Restofef and the Depuna
Powder, have proved 10 Be very tfiicseiess
fulness of the chest, rheumatism. sore f%gsh
Examinations of he Eyes, Debility. and ether IL
mic diseases. We WARRANTED the Abyssins "
turs 10 every patient, and 10 one ha, asked to (
the money rtturn.a. bnt on the contrary. tal
one has praised tts great saust " poseFs.
We rcmsia yours. respectfully,
A. 4 d. ". IIONEYCtTL
Cosoosp. N. C., JuLy %. tsf
DR.. kuhi-Deaf Sir:
Wohave sold nu, oil Of vour Abysrinis Minis
it has given sntirs sstisfsefisa TO oil tkoss q
have us.d it. We have warranted the Abyss
Mixture III all cases on our on account. sat'
car say, Il has ueyar tailed. We hsvs DAILY o
for more Of tts Abyssinia Mixture, and yea y
please send us as soon - possible such ssff'
which vii answer the great detnsnd.
Very respectfully yous.
PHlfER 4 yoRKE
Letter from Major Ds.sid Nc Dsssli. fa
Crek Peat O1ee.
siooar cousrr, N. c.. Dsc. %, isA
DR.. Knht--Desr Sir.
A Lady in thi, county. afflicted with atr's
comPlsin'. Prolsp.os Utesi. fIuor Albus vi
somewhat dcrsnged mind, caused BY sbsifuesa
was for about twelve months attended BY issf
our eminent physicians, without any effect.
every ore successfully declared her iacurssfs
that size had 10 die. She then procured tvs :
ties Of your Abysrinia Mixture from me, ~
cured her entirely. She has since msrist'
is in perfect gond health and happy. The Af
sin.a Mlxurs has likewise proved very esie,ss
in many other diseases, but particularly in iss.
diseases. in which il should havs the prefers
of all Others. Yours obediea,ly,
DUGALD McDuGALp
Price for the Abyssinia Misturs pei bssu'
cents. 81 25 e. S3.50.
Likewise on hand and Tor sale, Dr. kuh' .
storer, Universal Plaster. Gold Mine baI'am' :
I J. IlOLTuN. Ae.s'e
Charlotte. NJ
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z 0G EAg.
The PRAYER of the BelrOthed.

LADY, in the ST. Louis Union, over the signa'ur
f Inez, por,rays her thoughts in the following
most beautiful verses, on the eve of h-r marriage:
Father, | come before thy throne,
With low and bonded knee,
To thank Thee, with a grateful tone,
For all thy love TO me-
Forgive me, ii my heart tins hour
give not all TO Thee.
For deep affections mighty power
Divides it now with thee.
Thou knowes,, Father, every thought
That wakes within ry breast,
And how this heart has yainiy sought
To keep its love SUPPRESSED
Yet when the idol, worshpped one,
Sits fondly by my side,
And breathes the vows | cannot shun,
To me, his destined bride
Forgive me, If the loving kiss.
He leaves upon MY loving brow,
Is though, OF in an hour like this,
And thrills me even now.
He's chosen me to ba his love
And comforter through life;
Enable me, oh God. 10 prove
A loving. faithful wife.
He knows net, Father, ali the deep
Affections l control
The thousand loving thoughts that sweep
Resisiless DER my soul.
tie knows not each seep fount OF love
That gushes warm and free;
Ncr can he ever, ever prove
My warm idolalry,
Tlen guard him, Battle-Ground MS way
Thy choicest blessings cast.
And render each successive day
Still happier than tho last.
And, Father, grant US SO to love,
That when this life is Ger
Within the happy home you give
Wen meet TO par! no more.
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M1soELEAENtTss
From the Ol:re Branch.
THE BOOK PEDLER:
BEGINS AT HOME

BY J. H. ROBINSON
1t was nearly dark, This roads we're dusty,
the temperature high. The pedler changed
his burden YEARLY from ore shoulder to tbs
other II had been growing heavier fer the
las, hour, and now it seemed to the poor pc.
dss,risn thrice ito former and natural weight.
It's very hard work, he exclaimed, in
tone Of encouragement, sitting down upon his
package Of books. Il am slmos! tired 10
death. don's think can 20 Auch farther
tonight.
The book .pedler was msts !ad-YsrhaPs
four,sea years Of age. he WAS smaN il stat
ure, though welifOrzed, and Of pleasing
counleuance. His garments were sors thread.
bare 10 many places. He ;Iessets we're
patched at the knees, and his Jacket vas
out q, the elbows. HIS boots, II was obvi-
ous, were not made for him, but for bis ia her
perchsncs, or al elder brother, Or possibly q
benevolent ueighbor. They we're uo9den
over TO the right and left, ua,tl the pppsrs ap.
pssred Oh the point Of usu,piug the place o
the .oes. This condition Of things increased
AID made our pedler foo.,sors the first da!
Ct bis war deriu.s.
Notwithstanding these cis.drantages @
dress, he looked decent, and there vss up
parent sctUpB!ous resetd 70 cleanliness Il
each Of the worn aud meodrd g4rmenis.-
Ths Byron collar, tutnsd b1ck from his nee
over da,k though fsdcl ribbon, wss a
white as linen could be, ard The White, ra1E
throat, lief, bare BY this arrangement, IA
already begun 10 grow btofa aud s~ar!,
tie sun.
The vizor Of his e'4zsd esp PARTIALLY cot
cseled q handsome forehead, ou, EFF snous
in view TO interes, the pareuo gst. Wbe
he takes said cap Of ai'ege her, the lrdu
gent reader will see very fne head Of Eal
curling in the most axuflant manner ftn
the crown to the neck, brows and checks.
With these preminaries, sc introduce o.
hero III Marcus Bel.
Il don'l mind labor be continued l a
wiling to work ia, want kind words e,
good usage. have been taught that 1
trades are honest i honestly pursued, 81
such is the theory generally prevalent b
many people don'I ike ped,s's. NJ lons
ago than this mofnlng, person VINO alss
talks atsu; the golden rule, IN meeting, tcse
Sabbath shu; the door IN ny face the II
meni he perceived | vas pedleT, sthon
only wished 10 ask for drink Of water.
Peopls like to read reading is bath instr
tive and amusing, but, strange inconsistent
they effsc! 10 dsssise III. agency that mIn
tiers 10 their peasure and Instruction..
Poor Marcus paused, ped tear from
corner Of his eye end sighed. 4 temn
cencs Of happier days iatrudsd ilseit, ans i
he though, Of bis widowed nistheT, iao bro
ers aud sister Younger than himself, ~ho m
have bread to eat and clothes TO wear. WI
he wss occupied with this perpexiag subj
well dressed, soleeu locking parsonage.
the sunny side Of fariy, ~as approaching
The quick ear of Marcus caught the so'
Of his footsteps, aud hs watched him 80
advanced, With considerable interest
stranger locked SO rsspecisbis, and 50 .hous
full ~i,hal ihs. be resolved to offer bis boz
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TER MS.

TWO DOLLARS per snnum IN advance,
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTsm ~
be delayed three months; and THkLs N
LARS If not paid until the close q .0. ~
aTAdvertisemenls inserted II Ons pe.r
square. lie lines OF les, this sized typN
first insertion. and Us cents fof e.en s. y
ancc. Court advertisements and she',a III
charged IS per cent. higher; and : y, ~, ~
Of 33t per cent. will b made from w. ~. ~
prices, for advertisers BY the year. snlJ
ments inserted monthly or qusf'e,y,
square for each tins. Ssmi.montnv :
per square for each time. !.
uTPosimssers arc suthpriSed 10 set "se'''
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The Rev. Theodore Parker gave so much
offence 10 some Of his congregation by his
sermon agansi the late President Taylor, on
Sunday last, That they rose and qui! the
church. Boston Tran'crip,.
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Jewelry! Jewelry!

T21flE Subscriber has returned from The NerI
IL and IL now receiving and openings
RICH AND VARIED ASSORTMENT Oh
D-noySa3ItaS2rs
lie has selected his stock with great care, And hs
purchased q MORE EXTENSIVE ONE. lh,,
has ever before been opened in this place. 4
mong his variety will be found
Genii,men and Lsdiss Geld ssd -
E1a Siirer Lrsr ard Lpsns "a
E.XDy uOh q 9s q
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NO1Il 4

Caut # Pr.b7tt, Nutpnt, Sop. 80, 1850.
Whereas the Commission to receive ana eN,li-
ina the Cllims Of the Creditors Of the estate Of
William T. mis- late Of Newport, dec was hy this.
Court opened tor one month from the 10Th day Ui
tusust Last, Upon the aada'onai Rq"rt IF Ci79'S
allowed against said estate by the Commissioners
thereon, presented for reception; aud also, upon
the applicdiol Of the administration said estate
f,r This Court To- revoke order Of distribution
~ ldr hv them On the 20'h day Of July last, tur the
! ninistrator ~ said estate tn pay the Creditors
whose cllims were allowed by the Commissioners,
a ID PRAYING f,r Il new order Of distribution tor
said administrator tn pay and ds' rihutc The hIl-
aa"e oi hs -coun, settled oa said Goth diy ofJuy,
- AMI an,ns the Crel,t"rs of the estate Of said
WilliIn Canis, who's Claims have been allowed
~ III. nrs' ard the sec md report of the tnmmiss
,oncrs on sIid estate all which is referred mr
cIasilriatioi u 4 Court of Probate 20 b. holden
\, thc Town Clerks officr. IN Newport, on Nom
dav, the 2Sth diy nt October next, at 10 o'clock,
4. VI. NJti-. l. ordered 10 b. given thereof hy
ldvrrtis- -mc1, once week or successive wee ks
Intpc Newport Daily News, that all persons inter.
cstci mv appear 1T sail tim" aud place AMI
sh1v cause, II any, wiz sli additional report "'
Cai,ns sh1uil MI j., received. aai the oil ord.'
IT lstrhir u rev kci, and a n"w urticr ul "a i'
hI'iJn - the C.ciltos be made.
oc;i. u. &. HOWL iND, Proh. ok.
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;E!TRJFF's SALE.

NfwT0RT, 5. Z.
WILL be srld At Pebble Auction, ON the Prem
isrt, IN 1iv,lton, on the 23d day Of November,
4, r., 1850, at o'clock in the afternoon, all
the r sht, title and interest that Ward ). Core
hrd aud Syyc,ier ". Copeland, bate of said
Tycit9n, or either of them, Rad, On the 10Th
day of September, lsio, at o'clock in the after
noon, the time of the attachment on the original
writ, in and to tic iulowirg dcselil,d real -.
tate, via A osrtain lot Of lard with dwelling
h,ufe fh,r.or, sitra'c IT, faid Tivdtcn, lcurcsd
M he'll, hy land lahan foid'n, Fast !, lard
oi Richard Dmlce, South t. Uud Cf Affu J..
Wcs'gaia. and Wet Us Seo"rd suto, ,-ontain-
igg by estimation th't'y ftcs, noe Of k'',-to
safisl, ar Execution levied tLetoi, IN favor d
John Hull ard William Coegt'tall, oi Fan Riv
or. and CooE Roldcn, of said 1i,erton, late TsIi
psr, under be I'm of Jotr Hpll, 2 Co, II sufhe-
isrt WullAN . iFLtN,
T.,sr,r krF ls1fio r,Ir'y tfu
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$1,000 REWARD!

Some patent medicine men, who are onvious of the
immense success of Dr. S. p. Townsends Sarsaparilla
have said that he published fictitious certificates. Dr.
Townsend will pay any of these men $1,000 Tor each
fictitious certificate they can produce.
This medicine has cured more diseases that
I" flesh is heir to" than any other ever offered
to the public.
Hardly day passes without our receiving
a large number of certificates, showing the
extraordinary effects of DR.. s. p. Townsend's
Extract of Sarsaparila in curing different dis
eases.
Read the following wonderful cure of