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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-07-14

IA W1uG OpN1oN OF PIERCE. Hay.
den, postmaster at; Boston, ,sand late editor
Of the Atlas, the leading Wig paper of
Massachusetts, at arecent Webster mee..-
ing, said "he2 had the honor Of personal
acquaintance with Franklin; Pierce, and be
knew him ms a good dihearted; noble souled
fellow. Whoever thought he had notthe
ability to administer the government credi.
tably, or whoever pretendedtoe despise the
nomination, or thought it could be easily
beaten, would find himself nightly mis-
taken,n ,E-.-.s-.5 ..l,Et.'-l
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this time thousands
lected in the Rot .pre-
sentatives, and els -uut the Capitol,
to be in readiness 70 behold for the last time
tile well-known visage of the deceased patrl.
OF, so that when the coffin was brought to its
position in the Rotundo the rush was i'm
mense, and none but the most persevcrlng
could bring themselves to encounter the
iostling and pressure that ensucd. It is to
be regretted that arrangements had not be-"
made which would have afforded greater IA
.cilities than those adopted, Fot.an orderly
and quiet, though of course.Tapia glance at
the features Of the admired andh1oyed dead.
About haIf.past three o'clock the corpse,
escorted by the military and followed by a
multitude of people, was removed from the
/ Capitol to the Rail-Ro Depot, and there
4 placed in car, in charge of the Senate
/ Committee appointed to accompany the re.
mains to their final resting place in Ken
Ftucky.
Solemn. silence prevailed amongst the
spectators as the train departed for Balti.
] more, where it arrived at six o'clock, having
on the way passed through aheavy rain, ac,
companied by thunder and lightning. lts
!. arrival. at the outer depot Of that city was
I announced .by the firing cf r::nute guns
q which continued whilst the military and civic
I procession which was there formed slowly
i proceeded with its sacred freight tothe Mer
]! chants Exchange in the Rotundo of whicl
4 the body was placed for the night unde
guard Of a military company.
/ The crowds attending the procession wer
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-05
L'I-N ERAI HE Mn CLAY

WasHrSe7oy July l. TX o'clock-The National Hotel
/. new ttrvn.ed with committese members OF Congress
and Others Pennsylvania Avenue, far as the Capitol IS
both sides with dense Of citizens and sttan-
gc each under The command of the respective marshall
superb in waiting fringed wi heavy silver bull
Lon ard sumounied with Gilt shrouded eagle AMI drawn
hy six horses All business is suspended throughout
tie city since O'clock By order of the Mayor md the bells
have telling since that hour Numerous deb CATIONS
from abroad present. The procession is now about form
ing.
l2 ucock-The procession has just started for the Capt.
tol.
The head Of III" procession entered the Senate Chamber
:. nall past IL clock hen the Chaplain Mr. Butler imme
da,ey commenced reading TIM services VI hm the resuec
son end the life" President Fillmore his Cabinet. the
Diplomatic Corps generally, Gen Scott, and other dst'n-
gHshed Generals, are present.
The galleries and 1abes filled 10 auffncaton mostly
5r liirs WIN havrb there since early in the morning
ii Butler after reading short service preached from Jere-
nah 4Sh l7th How is the strong staff broken and the
beautiful and rod"
The sermon short but impressive. He narrated the
religious experience of the distinguished deceased, who eI
pressed lis full lelie( in tho evangelical system He had
frequent conversations with him. His last words wer"
hnpe ONLY in Christ r. Butter then read the concluding
service when The corpse removed 10 the Roundo whee
thousands Yiewingl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-05
AUCTION SALES
VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND.

4
virtue of decree Of the Circuit superior Court OF Law and
ko Chancey for Fluvsnna made the sh day Of April
IN the case Of Gas guardian VS. Cali s a. he
public auction WEDNESDAY, the 2s day OF July next at the
late residence OF VIM Ga all the real estate belonging to
the said Fuvanna consisting Of 1859
Of land which 376 James River Low Grounds OF
good w the river s sres Of cleared high land
has been manured and the whole high state OF
and 1867 Of wood land which equaed
the tho valuable timber The whole will be divided
five aetspats onch and connected OF the whoe will
be shown to all examining the land.
s The Mansion House Tract call GLsSAnvos containing l6
and 4u5 acres OF wood land valuable and
dwelling house OF BRICK Sc by is ec stories high
with fine basement built in the best and substantial
the equaled country houses the Stale
story brick kitchen smoke stable aud house. with fine
orchards such adjustment
.eers house. brick barn ihrcshine
machines nearly ample houses and
houses sufficient aargc croa good order The James
River Canal through this for miles
The I'd below and adjoining tho above containing 3
wood land The oyerseers house.
excellent frame barn, with of Smiths best thosinc
chimes H. only used quarters stable and corn
house and tobacco houses sufficient The Canal through this
tract ~ miles.
acres; the fourth contains 33S
acres $50 aces behind and joining tho
all IN wood end valuable only fol- the timber te for
conucuy the Canal esthan mile; hut also for the
lily itself Creek through Sd and 4lh
the 9th well On all there good deal uf
ia; land, and all lies well lor cultivation.
Possession Of the wood land will be given the terms
the se complied The purchasers of the Two iarns
will have tho privileged sowing Of wheat and viii be aided
doing that on reasonable Full will be given
the Isl January, 1853.
Tho cey three, four and hre
ryns interest from the day OF sale payable half yearly with salts
chase paid the purchasers wish anticipate the
bonds either Whole part the decree
idr that pcstinn the Court ihe lei September or let
year, will be appointed
Mr. Thomas Mr. Wilkinson the viii show ihe land
all who may apply 20 them. JAS GAIT. Com'r
Sock of all kinds will be sold in Deer
MA lS-GG,Sc;hSif J.t GAIT, Admir-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-05
HONOR 70 HENRY CLAY.

a., evening large meeting .! le ciiizsns OF Richmond
cnrven.l II, ,hr City Hall. Oh rotnE Of Mr. Baxt" III
Iayor was CALI! IL Ire oh II! ard appfJ lt-y rIp.inet
IL. c;ect Of the meeting On melton Maj s. II Rar
aessrs. J. Il 1'ioni,on H r. Ritchis md John Scot
wcta appointed secretaries. MAJ McEae, after sn5Gun!
few remarks. moved 2eanlhc sn resnuticns r:2si.
for III: sppcnmcn; Of committee of so 10 make all nec'a
sa.y arrangements Il honor the iilrsiri2u5 dcad Alter
li.:.d.ome address from K Daniel they unanimous
" ADOPTED The committee will be tnnnuncci hs:e-Ii-T a
vel =. the arrar cement, 'ha; shai pc adopted.
On Thur.t-y, tie funeral c Mr. Clay hos imposing
Washington rrd Baltimore the ceremonies, civic ,nd mil
itsry Of The r,ar1, aad most solemn csrcci. sEe
.housard, took par IN them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-05

UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.-The closiaa exercises
fo The Public Day look place in the Rni:da Tuesday
M Ia HE presence Of large sudleGce taiys tho Jecr
,n:ar Dr. Ggssrcr Harrisnn, Chailn'n Of the Faculty
rr?sd..' The Dccati1n uncri the nnes al those
fi ais Who rad distinguished themselves during he
s:,n ,eIy, red diplomas The graduates and at the close
I'D The Students In pertinent AID happy manncr.-
fr.rc Eve gentlemen who received the degree nf
ar-!1r 81 arls 0! HON delivered Gddre,ses Wis p.
J. Slifewali Of Shenandoah county ION tho n!usncc ct
r,u,arinn religion and government each ";er; Fc-
ming Saunders If Campbell county pn the ELECT Of the 'ni
of Roman Empire on the pugress OF civilization r.
s. JJynes Of Acccnac county ION the tendency Of human
posre.s All these productions highly creditahe 10
Ih yorg gentlemen aud received the Eduon OF the
audience.
Owing the position occupied in the house, and the
tendency 0 the young n!ee ard their 5tauX around US 10
engage ~ 5!,c.nu corvGrsl;iOn and lGGhcr, wc were
ti- herr only ,,rti"n o. the address OF VI r. S;iIaw H.
hi, n,m,n is graceful and chasic spnaker aad w
;gs irard i- ad.s spoken "f of tie best that hat
tern made the University. The exercises were in
,ctsprrsra np.c from the Fredecsabu:e Band
BACHELORS OF ARTS. b. Day OF M.nchrs'rr
Va. E = Juyn,s Of Accomac, j. c. P-us of Louisa. +.
Saunders of Campbell P. }. NJ Sewalt Of ShenaEdohh-
This daGrce is conferred upon such students as have
graduates in TWO Of the scientific schools viz
iala.,ics Natural PhI'urorhy Chemistry and in tw"
L1nAlagea o Moral Philosophy having asu nataned DIS
r lion At ar arcrcd. and final examination Of the IL
Class nf The reInsinIng scaiea'c SCHOOLS no
nGits FOR hi, degree hGve moreover 10 satsy te Fac-
uiy nf their scneal literary requirements By furnishing ON
au7"pgia css,y composed by themselves subject
o literature and SCIENCE which they may be required 10 read
c:I the public day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-05
cALLAGMAN,s TAVERN AND FARM,


Es wssnoS and roPala T"yern Stand ocsuPcJ or ne
by Nc Rhodes, Will offered ~ pubic s!c
pr, FRIDAY the 2oth August next 1s gIel. is
Iuliuly situated turnpike roads s,
4 the Medicinal Springs ui Western Virginia.
II has been Tor motel stopping place
the travelling public generality also isu;c
Irri invalid. aid v.siicrs 10 :he Springs
sufficient TO lodge
greatly cnla ged and improved durg the occupancy OF
Mr.. Rhodes.
he SaDns extensive cap Die OF aEdns s,ty
frame br sheds for .ranar servants h"u,, tee
kou.c back shop. suniry detached d~.H:- 40
s;orc house. now occupied with from sNJ I" sG,Olir
annually soi otrcreh ior;asrIn tuip'-
The zoo and 100 oi Nhe ant 80
the ssaree timber of winch d
and used and the 1c
baiag watcred oy three running sIIrems
There .hr door, bold and
rins temperature is to jZdegs.s attached 10 wnch
Alrgrile earhtlSe Iel uailcn htd ni'h Ills
property unsurpascd By conGr tavern stand III NrSn
rER:iS sj o. cf the purchase pad Ia he
able the purchaser be laid IN "uual in.ta
thereon m the h OF Apr, 1879 81 Mn i
be (to be satisfactorily sccuret a lie
rsi annually pal!
w wanting further in1rma'irn relative 10 ihs 'si
properly cbsin by applying to Mr. Eh" Poet
C4laehnn shany ecuny virginia or :" ue u.s'
s,snsd CharlesoEn, Jrlcrror county. fifsInIh
GEO. Is. bE:lI., EX' crto=.
- ID, no Y ..E,r'i
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE LAND



XIV yrus the subscrihsrp by
pohsr Go,dwin deceased which bear dae the l9h
v of January 1871 and the clerks office The
ony coa OF Louisa We sa jointly in execution Of The ead
Of us, ell public auction tn the highest bidder
the premises Friday the 3d day Of July lso IL O'Clock
49, il fair fair day ther.a,er the Tact OF land on
which Tho sail Eober dwn lived died. containing ab u
live hun AMI This land sina en IN lous
rnnny about Louisa courhou e. ami whn nies
M the our. Rail Road anl adjorg the land. OF Da hi
auder,on Jr G. Bsrrc,. ami others Il lee we'll INA ea "
fha Souhsnua river portion OF excellent RIVER ant!
creek low which we'll the high ands we
hr production bacco and Thls sn has up u
I.rs. ami nad ali hnuef Is N
an len, market making desirable
farm. - ,.LY w.,
For further parul enquiry be made Of pr John
1ll cran-e Springs; T. Voolfolk. PUind.xe Store or
The Rev Wm G. Turner premises whose pos, office n
anna.
Term, liberal and will Do made known On de- OF she
b, ntls believed un1usoube but selling as us!ee'
-. will convey only vested in BY ad leeds Per.
81 wishing 10 bny requested examine the ian Tor
S WIN e. Turner the prsae will take pleasure IN showing
JAMES IT, VOOLFOLK Tru,.c..
l.. ". SSEEn,
]. w. SNEED. r-u,,s,.
JOHN GOODWIN. At"
I'm. ,o-e,ds THE Whg will copy imssI
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Nav 5-ctu
LAND ESSEX FOR SALE.

JpY OF decree OF The Circuit Court EsseI pro
nuunced Saturday, the 18th day Of November lS3 IN
Chancery therein pending between James H. Moody IN ms
nd .s Moody and othe plaintiffs asans
Edwin Duya in right wife Emily A. Dnva deceased Sh'
wa. Emily Moody David Moody and others te'cnnan IN
the named the said proceed
sell al hghest bddr upon the PREMISES or
"Wednesday 2s July 1852 IL lair nat on Tue next lair DAY
the tho plaintiffs bill mcnonsd supposed
20 contain about 4S9 acres lying in the county OF Es.ex
Of land III healthy and rhy oehirdo
hood miles apnahaunock ylns immiaie
on the main county leading said and adjoining the an
of Warner Lewis Harry and oher Nothing further
deemed this notice all who wish 70 purchase W
cour.e first vie " the piemses for thcm elves - -.
Hr ohn otey who resides the place. will doub: not
neasro in wishing To view H.
TxRMs:-The land will be sold credit OF twelve m nths
Bond with personal ecu ken andn lien on The and retain
ed till purchase money paid JAMES IL. MoopA' e"h'"f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-05
ENTIiCkY.

The Lexington (Ky) Statesman, in referring TO the TO-
espt!on Of SCOTS nomination, says that "snce me new
cams hand have been tod by at least tzea "Ae'
that they would for Scott, and most OF the nun
Der have declared that they would vote for Pierce ihls
literally true; and disposed could give t's
names. Most of ,hcm among mos respectable Gu
| ysns."
The Statesman adds: "Ne learn to-day that William a
qrsham Of North Carolina, has received the nomination 'o
Vice President This ticket will be signay defeated
For tho hrs, time in twenty-five years. Kentucky will give
her electoral the democratic candidates for Pesidsn
and Vice President. Mark our prediction"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-05
rCors.pInLsnce Of the Balnmorc Sun.i

HAsHISGToS Jhly J.
Mr. CLAY'S FUNERAL.-The funeral OF Mr.. Clay
was conducted in appropriate and lmprea:Ve. y
accie no sieclaon of grief pompous errm"nai 10
,ttken truly the deep feeling existing III tie public Mind
The in the CurIto were however, OF an imposing
chgracirr.
and ati. citing and every IN that Distinguished I'n!
seemed TO f. force Of that cxcumalon which ie t-S'
rnnd Chaplain tn" text OF his approprilc adocss
ote is the staff broken 2? More deep The sensation
wn. tho lid wus raised from the con and the Senators
gathered around look more and for the last 'le
npon him who seemed born "
.The apn!ay.- Of listening Senate,s TO comn'aaf, ;,
and "wh,sc history" Is truly tread in na,ons eyes
th,; hc wa, so long spared 30 fulfil his mission on
earth and 10 the sentiment familiar to koman euioey
'Et Serus od d.trd redea!."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-05
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
DAILY AND SEMl-WEEkLY,
;, WILLIAM +. g. THOMAS RITCHIE, Sh'
Z E z NJ 4.

TIE MS
Qa!y Paper dollars per ana II TIC s5;
,< akcn shot, period than one s1. No1. m sI months
r;y five dollars per and three dollars M .;I no.
III, in advance 10 be paid the Office or temc o' e
six dollars per the end OF ,ne ;, il GOOD and
All due. TO this office may be rcmtted PEI mai, ~ iss
liable Bank notes. The risk othc Of snr. .t.r i
-. aid bD me trri,ers. The possse " 'se " -
n~ account 20 tie writer II Is the accumulation ol posi-
in extensive business which @s a1 upo
ai' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
rur naIIy ENQIIRE ER:-For limos lese. FIRST in
v esnts every succeeding insertion twenty. eear
.J,rc week twice wsek. .or three times Week, thirty
80, :, h,fcents for zach insertion after the first.
advertisers charged y luars iui nirly lines an! IN
~. OF create 9Th; except ry
!; m! whoaro charged eioo (pape ncudea)
v riE SEMLwEEKLY-For TEN lines, sss, first insertion
..r.,. fo- each continuance 90 cents.
s .roa, distance must be accompanied with the advance
/, .isac;o!v references. 20 insure execution
~ tscrss and tributes Of respect exceeding eiyh h"ss
- ,.,, ry ~ advertisements.
- All Obucrss and Marriages from tho country, whenever
hand. writing 10 unknoH 20 Us, must he authcrCte oy
.sa,l Q. Postmaster tho neshburhood or they W u
be- published Every that has been taken 10
.rus.oas and qu.zos has hcreoior proved unava,ng
II .cfore upon such communications being eefhcd
II" Postmaster rri:fen tss hacA uf the ien'T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-05

HENRY cLAY's CoFFlN.-ln antleiDs,ion et ,v me
d.crps. of This venerable sage OF Ashand essrs '" M.
RAYMOND e. Co. 536 Broadway had caused 20 be nanoisc
red ore OF Fisk. much approved patent metallic outal
eases and almost inmedat.ly accompanying the hs'
of his dispatch nom Jno 4 m
derwooa Esq oracrng :he same on 10 Washington. ias
case was seen by many citizens before being sent on
d.r af.er.o5n and afforded them mtancnoIy 2f'heS
i'm &C elegant Affair a:nousn 10 tbs eye "s7u :"
sc-yinp ,s common coffin, This case pears ranee !.
nny,rI less measures foot ucnes nsae lhe interior
i. beautifully cpshoEs with white san foh he oo'ue
an amp: covering of the hnes, black oroidcio IS 'hio"
gathered in iesuon at breast plate, aho ians On ell
Iher eide ike heavy cloth cloak ~herc cn sA lh'se
gracefully gathers in folds there nrs aieo on eacl
sd twelve assels o similar MATERIAL and ihree hanoes
snd silver beautifully wrought The whole case is sur
mounted by three massive silver plates OF different DESIGN
thai resting over face underneath which is an oval sha
ned nae OF ease oak leaf and acorn sarrouh
d.d nv a lnurr-~reah; the inscription plate, plain sn.
snooin in the centre, has elaborate moulding arouno
io,o which sunk The impressive oukleaf end
aeon has fallen OF its she'll and lcafs w!snr'eo W
foot pits represents large is full b"on' Ja"
ed from the whence 1t has been knaweo uy v b :
lar. The case is enclosed in highly po'sneo h,ss or
/ lined with silk velvet, and having ;hIee neno''' "
each size projecting from sunken Sockets a. ,.oar.
Altogether the case is every way oss.ia ~ oos, h,,
| beautiful workmanship and appropriate o'''s
! been spared upon its construction
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-05
TIE New York Christian Ieqnirer, religious paper

TIE New York Christian Iaqnirer, religious raps''
speaking ot ,hs nomination of Gen. Pierce sass;
mo man can at:a'n high office without having some
,,rno n,jo.. and in sp,e i tie common disposition 10
sparsge pocai opponents, do not believe ta'' an;
dnlt or driyeer occupy The htat place 10 'e
of our reop!e The present nominee is man oi dHcneu
character strong and Influential Pe=eneei o. ~
deed enc of the gigantic inteects OF ihs couary, Iu o.
free from personal iailincs probably as ary oi MS anu
Of iuraue!s We lived IL his neighoorh"oo ana
always struck BY the kind OF respect in which ne was hea
bv The mass of the people, We are glad 10 see has Inc oe
Of the press is So fair regard h for we rejoice to hav vc
ali our public men appreciated and think nothing can %
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EonTy DOLLARS REWARD.

WILL pay abnvs ir the apprehension my uetrss
Cesar Eliza caught Of t.e county OF "aigem VITO
an away abou, the middle "i May last.
C--ris dark muac of ordinary size with his toe. very rn: Il
impressed tight shoes IN early NE Hnd IL soor' ."
OIL!
r4i aaau, so yr'rs old,
rEr.s rr6r- being and wife Will i"u'tlcss rcn G;hcr
NJ was upugtt estate OF SuGt'eriaI!. ard re
-, ti,r:t A Cheek ed
.m INC plalan ard rehocr,ocd Of Mr. !o.fh, che q
county rhsrr lived sH1 Ia many
20 Ihcv Ia 80 N their possession cI, ac.?'tsei ~
vs. Ib,S Chek eud Sr Soutcrar,. aud npnI;
u.. hem a. Ir.e p,peis among the is,oran' 80 -. ~
Warren c,,ntY y. c.. June &c. l-52 Juir = -
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FOR SALE. A spLEND.D TENNESSEE P!, Fhhs1 RI,

FOR SALE, SPLENDID TENNESSEE fHa T. :
EHuE sub: cber offers sale his large ana h TN.
ling the grassy Valley OF Knox count, iennessee
farm contains about thirteen hundred acres "i ano aUo
dred Of which oren and The REMAINDER s ,hc
II situated Of Rockville, lmmenaey w ~ ~
main road leading from Kncx. lille 70 Nashville s h;h
South. The Eas Tsrnss and Geor4ia Rallroaa Whit
constructed 10 within Is miles OF this Will Soon De
Knoxville and will Immediately along the soulheih % 80
y of the farm without touching IT. and depot oil uet r"au
within Two miles Of tho dwelling house Besides inns, inc ~
four mles OF steaEboat landings tho Holston r'e
the farm large and commoious btck uHo
ling house. within hundred feet Of and fain sns
There also orchards o several Saees OF
fruit among !hem an orchard Of young thrifty and select Apple
numbering about m The OF the so IS very
r. and produces excellent The farm
about one hundred meadow excel
lent springs. J., -, la, :. ,..orhood
and within mile or Of several Churche.
III. ,ers of the made known wishing 70
nurchsas by addressing me WILLIE Tenn LA MABRi
TIL, G,In NAV we'll divided pasone having
HUNDRED acres and comfortable but inferior dwelling house
and the eight hundred With tho brick dwelling
will bs sold. w
june le-sSaD - -. q
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C1p,TIgGTON FpnsALE,

r1uIs Farm 40 he beauty OF s fertility
~ ,oj md situs within three miles Of he University Of
virgins. and Jour provided with the most ample
hn;Idng. constructed or the beet suban
~; Of brlcE and sone will be csed for rns public
suctien on IN. premises the sch July mex, s not! hs
a.. farm alhs near ihirceh hrrdTet
acres. with three hundred Of original nTn. e,n so
divided three tracts ono OF lsS one Of w. aho
uns of ass &C e. a. may suit tho purchasers.
THrsnOn. hi,d cash. equal annual iE,tameats cr the
,ssidue, bs.r!rc interest from tho date ,. i,, :
gwen asriDe and seeding
Persons dr.rau Of invited 10 Tsw the FoP' auc
e'sss F, ariy VIII m os s nsI .d " " JOHN c. CARTER
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-,sTyyocD SCHOOL, NEAR sTAUNTON.
ny. D.
LIE itOEAEI

,aY JOHNSTON have removed TO the entity oc
. . Hsssr GAg. MATAs.s 5 Co, No AS EaGl- Square
receiving aud oi'einE lafg- and handsome as
II ss;Ic md F-ucy Dry Goo which they invite ih
III :. i.-ir inrn:"r paeohs, and the pubic generally.
IN" =. yNO.s Of T,:E LATE C,,NCERN OF GAY, MA
iI,S ;. co, md Tic PUBLIC GEN ERAllS.
p, n Salesman tie DTy Goods Store o
-. rr. ~ !ouSsToS successa 10 Messrs GAR MATHEWS
r,.:iy vi e 20 ssk he ih. customers
" wa1sc eH'oy have spent several wears to tft
-.iSac!e OF ess aud fancy Dry Goods. just re
Ill a5rard ~ hsr,. feeling warranted III assuring them
= .2r ;a.:.iaa, lived by The cda;ng ard iberR
NJ employers sha !! TO a5 render ;hen III" anlnles
-. WILLIAM G. FERGUSON.
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DIED.

DIgo yesterday Hanover
WM a. HiSFpRD the 81!
o;td and at'te,iorae an four hdr-n. The
em,y invited to attend his neral ~ ncork h
tomh reri!cuc- the Moclanickasii.e urniItc
.--5%FiIfS IN IAASOyEi;.-Th ICi,s 81 81 Naryr'.
- Parish. VIII mold idir a Montuu, CHE .du Of
Capt Richard y laac"tt siaIed H. r'a l@In
* IIewic the Cerra RO".' aid
Ia, nrvii") for the c.a SC OF Fork Church
Thursday. the 10Th ~ July commencing a. III O'Clock, = "
JIlY 2-ci July H.
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AMELIA SPRINGS.

III, hrruu. Water Place has ices: sHy fitted up scd will
r-a fof he reception cf vlsitos. tho la July !,
high and broken counu.. remarkable for its hsalh
,ro rrv;. and az ftom the Wyanc.s Sta on the Rich
=. ~tie fat Road, hch potn. .nere Will be oma
- ,r N. c,ify rain for ha accommodation OF visitors
~ d IL, snIen's OF the BAL Room and GoWiins Asy
rs:uI,.iy kcr' W during :hs season
Z. gnlc, ~. :rs o, ago ard servants ha prlce
a,en sralyzsd by DR. Bridge sne Psr'tE Of rais
sd properties ;hc sae as lhoss Vi ae ufeehoe
=. "a !'.C! Spt'ugs. oUt not SO r;ronS. -
I, u :. a. -, e...,. +. c. WILSON
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WHY THE REMAINS ARE TAKEN BY THE
ERIE RAIL ROAD 1t appears lha, when alr Clay was
taken sick in Washington the Director. OF tie New OK
ana Ere Rail Road offered him specal train 10 DunEk
40 as 10 avoid the travel by Cosch The Aeghanics
should he undertake home. Mr. Clay accepted IN.
invitation and expressed his intention 10 take tha ouie
should ne attempt reaching Ashland just before his oeath
c desired that his remnns might be taken that way ana ac
co:dingly il has been arranged