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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21

MH EDIroa - ben paper purPoftlng
to b tbe organ Of ! respectable party Pqb-
l;sbes misssstemsDt of facts, due regard
for the rights Of the party entities tto scor-'
rection.
The Tirginia Republican ofthe 10Th inst,
a paper published by Samuel Albursis, IS the
organ Of the Democratic party in Berkeley
County, assumes that ! am the author Of GER
tain communications which have appeared in
the Gazette, signed Madison. against the
policy Of making the election Of County OF
GERS party issues and without attempting to
answer the arguments. refers to the fact that
had been an independent candidate for
seat in the House of Delegates, and was de-
feated "a fact which had thought was known
to every man in the County writes thus !:
"But be says all decent people voted for
him. Let him console himself with that re-
Fiction"
Every word Of the remark here attributed
TO me is an error. The remark which made
was this: They pho posed for me mere gen
tlemen. / had the honor to receive large
proportion of the votes Of the laboring men
OF the County and whenever a remark was
made in my presence derogatory to tie char
acter of my vote, repealed it with this reply
But while spoke TINS ofmy friends. never
said or intimated that any one who did not
vote for me was not n gentleman. While l
cherish feelings of gratitude towards those
who thus honored me with their suffrage,
regarded the result Of the election a. = matter
Of too little consequence to excite any feel
ing one way or the other.
! recognize every man as gentleman who
maintains an honest, upright character. snd
trys to discharge bis duty as . good citizen
and neighbor. The humblest laborer, who
by honest toll earns his daily bread, has, 10
my opinion. as high claim to that title and
to the respect of society, as Judge or
Senator in Congress.
Having made this correction, it is proper
to state that have never tolerated any in
tercoarse with the Editor Of the Republican,
except Of business character and am per-
fectIy indifferent about any thing he may say
or write concerning me personally.
FRANKLIN THOMAS.
MARrINspuRa, Sept 20, 1858.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21
THE Lovr OF MorEY.


Ia the catscbism 81 the nineteenth century
the true answer to the qusstiou, #Nhat b
the dhief end of man, " should be- MONEY!
When one pa6ses to reflect upon this univer-
sal scramble after .the root Of al evil" the
money mania Of the day becomes . sort Of
miraculous phenomenon. II seems te be the
summum bonum Of human existence--the
ultima fhBic Of human effort. Men work for
il, fight for it, beg for it. steal for it, starve
for it. preach for Il, lie for it, live for it and
die for it. And all the while. from the cradle
to the grave, Nature and God are even thun-
dering in our ears the solemn question
What shall II profit : man to gain the whole
world and lose his own soul?" This mad
ness for money IL the strongest and lowest Of
the passions it il the insatiate Moloch of the
human heart, before whose remorseless altar
all the 6oer attributes Of humanity are sacri-
feed. 1t makes merchandise Of all that is
sacred in human affections; aud even trafics
ia the awful solemnities of the eternal world
Fathers sell their daughters for gold; and
temples dedicated to religion are used as
marts for the display Of the glittering temp
tstion.
Misery men, in the possession of great
wealth, and who pretend to love their chill
dren as the "apple Of the eye" will stint them
in education. 10 pleasure and in health and
keep them cramped and miserable for lack Of
money. through al the earlier and better years
Of their existence and when Death relaxes
the old mans grasp from bis money bags the
overwhelming avalanche Of wealth becomes
often curse rather than blessing to his
heirs. Human life at longest is but q span
IA acetine dreams passing apparition 10
the phantasmsgoria of Time. What folly to
devote it to an INSCRIPTIONS struggle for that
(which perisheth with the usipg.'-M Y.
Mirror,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21
A RIVAL OF tn L A n q 7 &c.
Feur Days later fTsn Europe.


New Yosk. Sept. 1S.-Tbe Steamer Arc
tic, arrived at an early hour this morning,
bringing 200 passengers and Liverpool dates
Of the 7th last, among the passengers IS Mrs
H. B. Stowe. The Africa arrived out on
the 4th.
7af THE EASTERN QUESTION.
- The aspect If the Eastern question; re-
NAMED unchsxtea since the sailing Of the
Niagara. Nothing was yet known % 70 the
intentions Of the Gar. Tho Sultan bad sent
an explains tory manifest to the Four Powers.
1t was reported that France had informed
the Sultan. that ifsny further steps be taken,
be must take them at his own peril.
ala ,s;r.,,g FRANCE ~ a
The Government having fixed low price
upon bread. was using every means to keep
down the prices Of grain, and the markets
we're consequently reported dull and lower.
trsa. Prussia. BOD
The Prussian Government had determined
not to interfere in the Grain market.
MARKETS.
al liverpool Sept. Z Cotton continued
very dull at paices favoring buyers. Sales
since the Niagara $4,000 bales, of which spec
ulators took 1000 and exporters 5000 bales.
Breddstufs.-owing to the fine weather
and the favorable accounts OF the harvest,
together with decline in France. causing
resales Of French orders. prices were Irregular
and lower. The decline in -four was Is, per
Dbl and in wheat I'D per bushel
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21
I. D. D. #.

The Grand Lodge of the United States
closed It's annual session last Saturday, hay
ing been in convention during the entire
week. The session of 1854 win be held at
Baltimore
Every State in the Union was represented
in the body. and much Interesting business
was. transacted, which will in due time be laid
before the subordinate lodges. The whole
number of Odd Fellows in connection at this
time is about 100000. and the receipts OF the
last year were nearly $1,sOO.0OO.
The Grand Lodge made an appropriation
of FIVE hundred dollars for the relief OF the
sufferers at New Orleans, and two hundred
and fifty dollars for the same object at Mobile.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21
THE BANK OF BERKELEY.

We understand the capital stock, $780,
600, is all, or nearly all, taken,-so that
there is now no doubt about the above named
Bank going into operation in this place, 50
soon as the necessary preliminary arrange
ments can be made. This result has been
effected mainly by the indomitable energy
and untiring industry of the present officers
of the Savings Institution. .f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21
From the Baltimore Sun.
CURE FOR wHOOPING COUGH.

MEssRs. EDIroRs - You will oblige many
parent by publishing in your paper the fol-
lowing receipt for the whooping cough. l
have tried it on myself and on all my children,
and many others. and never knew it to fail !:
Receips.-A scruple Of salt Of Taftsr aud
10 grains powdered cochioeal dissolved in a
gill Of soft water. and sweetened we'll with loaf
sugar. Abstainfrom eating meat, and let the
patient drink freely Of barley water, cold
An adult may take table spoonful four or
five times day; babe . teaspoouful as
often. It cures in two wevks
A MOTHER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21
n,,s.-The Rev. Mr.. Clawsou, Of the Meth

rtay-The Rev. Mr.. Clawson. of the Meth
odist Protestant Church. says the Uniontown
(Pa.) Democras, who in many places rs called
the wild man." in consequence Of bis eccen.
tricities, is left heir to an estate IN England
valued at one million Of dollars! Mr.. G
was very poor. and has had to struggle thus
far with large and dependent family.
The estate comes TO bin by his wife, and the
business is so completely settled up, that be
can draw the amount through bankers either
at New York or Philadelphia. He is tray
cling through circuit near Clarksburg, IN
Western Virginia
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21


The public dinner rendered to the Hon
VIM. G. Rivcs, late Minister to France, by
the citizens Of Albemarle, without distinction
Of party, came Of at Charlottesville on Sat
urday the 10th inst. Distinguished public
services and numerous private virtues rem
dered this manifestation Of regard peculiarly
appropriate. At the close Of we'll con-
ceivcd and eloquent address, Mr.. Rives gave
the following sentiment:
The progress of Virginia IN every work Of
utility, public and private--the sure but the
only means Of regaining her ancient influence
and renown. Let this be the common plat
form a. il is the common cause, Of all true
VIginians.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21
srArr Ae.IcuLrunAL socIErr.

The FIRST annual exhibition Of the Virgins
stats Agricultural socisty viii BE- held 10
Ricbmond. conneDeiog On the LIST Of Novsm-
Der and lasting four days. The various com
missees for the award ofpremiums have been
appointed. The following names appear on
The list: Brsxton Davenport. of Jefferson,
one Of the committee on best farming in Vir-
eiais; DR.. Cyrus n. Mccormick, Of Clarke.
and DR.. Williamson. Of Shenandoah. on De-
yons and Attorneys; j. w. Ware. of Clarke,
on fine woods and middle woods sheep; DR..
WIN. D. Mcclure, of Clarke. on long woods !;
Province Mccormick, of Clarke, on natives
and mixed blood sheep; r w. Baylor. Of
Jefferson. on imported sheep; John B. A.
Nadenbousch, Of Berkeley. on premium ami
mails Andrew Keyser, of Page on household
manufactures; Hugh NJ. Nelson, Of Clarke,
on branch nine Of the Fair.
The Southern Planter remarks that the
scheme Of premiums is comprehensive and
liberal, and that this work has been accom-
plished at no small sacrifice Of time and labor
It adds:
And now we ask, is there no correlative
obligation on the part Of the farmers, manu-
facturers, and mechanics Of Virginia? Will
tbey by Indifference 10 their own best inter-
ests and the honor and prosperity of the
State, disappoint the hopes Of success which
must rest upon the rssponce they shall give
to this last appeal to their patriotism : Rec
reant sons are they to the blessed mother OF
ALL who, shut up in the impenetrsble GOODNESS
of isolated sel6sbness. cannot be melted into
confluence with the current Of sympathy
which warns the breast of those who have
conspired to raise virgicia to the heigh. Of
prosperity and glory, to which her position,
her climate, her SOIL and her still undevel-
oped resources Of agriculture, commerce.
ard manufactures, entitle her." The appeal
should not be in vain.
The visit o. Gen. Richardson to this por-
ton Of tie State was not 50 successful as it
should have been, but better things may be
hoped next time. The Valley is deeply in
terested 10 the cause Of agriculture and man
ufactures, and should heartily cooperate
with the other quarters Of the State in their
promotion. The proper steps should be taken
to secure the next exhibition for this place.
being the most central and accessible point
in the Valley at which it can be held.
We hope to sec the time when every couu-
ty will have its agricultural club. by which q
lively and generous emulation will be excited.
and the annual State exhibitions be invested
with an interest that can be nowhere excell-
ed Winchester, Republican.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21
-e4~-
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

d After session of a week at Richmond the
board adjourned on Saturday last, and the
members have again dispersed to their several
homes Much business was dispatched du.
ring the session. The following appointments
OF proxies and directors of railroad GONNA n;es
a.no"g Others were made: In the Alexan.
d''a' Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad Com.
panny, Geo. II. Smoot John w InI. o"s
Jonn bruce, proxies; John Powell, John
yanney and Charles Castleman, directors.
"a ~ tne Winchester and Potomac Railroad
Company, Robt T, Baldwin, John Bruce ~,
. IL Tucker, proxies; James p. R;siv
James NJ Mason ahd d. W. Barton dry
tors Win. Rep. ""ee
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21
A GOOD MOVEMENT.

Ageneralmeeting Of presidents and directors
Of the various railroads In the United States,
we see it stated. will convene at Washington
during the month OF October, to consider the
adoption Of . code Of laws and the establish.
msnt Of such general measures ~ shall guard
against accidents on railroads, aud give more
confidence to travellers. and assurance that
precautionary measures Of the most reliable
kind are hourly exercised upon every railroad
throughout the Union. sg,cpi a1,Yss
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21

nGrOur readers will notice the adver-
tisement in another column, headed "Atten-
ton" &c. Of course the will read it thro'
and consider the subject-matter for them
selves. If the information offered to the pub
lie by Mr.. Burton is worth having, it is GER
tainly cheap at 81. If it is one-hundreth
part as valuable as he claims, there are null
titudes of people who will pay 81 to know
what it is. Fit is really worth only 81 and
no more, then the investment of that sum by
any individual-ih the expressive language
of the famous Oriental Evanic Order of 1901
will not "set him back any 20 is5
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21
A SPLENDID ESTATE SOLD.

"Shannon HILL" situated on the Shenan-
doah river, and opposite Shannondalo Springs,
in Jefferson County, has been sold by its
present occupant, Mr.. Geo. w. Peters, to
MIR Peter H. Rousch, Of this county, for the
comfortable sum Of thirty-three thousand six
hundred and FIVE dollars, twenty thousand
OF which, as we learn, to be in hard cash.
The farm contains Gil acres, and was sold
at S55 Der acre.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21

MIRAcuLous CURES.

People wonder ut the quick efficacy Of the h.
r. II. Remedies in stopping pain, removing Its
causes and curing the most obstinate complaints.
Yet there is no mystery in it--there is nothing
miraculous about 1t. True, until the h. II. h.
Remedies were introduced no remedy or medicine
was ever known to stop the most torturing pains
in few seconds, and allay the most violent Cramp
Of Cholera, Neusalga, spasms, SC, in few min
utes Railways Ready Relief win stop pain in
stantly because 1t produces q counter action upon
the parts where pain is felt 1.-THE patient suffers
from Neuralgia, 1t Immediately acts upon the
nerves, produces coanter irritation, invigorates
the nerves and imparts vitality to the parts where
pain is experienced The action Of the Relief is
quick and the very moment il 10 applied, 1t begins
to counterfeit the effects prodaced by diseased ac-
ton. you are the victim of Cholera, it acts
instantly internally 1t settles the stomach
and allays all painful irritation and sickness, It
infuses heat into the blood, and it's warm and
healthful influence thrills through every portion
of the body; 81 ss4 rse
NEUTRALIREs THE POISONOUS MALARIA OF
CHOLERA AND oRECKs ITS PROGRESS.
Applied externally itallays Cramps ind spasms
and restores the cold -crampen, and almost feless
victim, to life and health. II you are troubled
with Sick Headache, the Ready Relief taken in
tcrnally win neutralize the acid Of the stomach,
make the stomach sweet and pure, and the breath
fragrant; externally, II will produce counter
action on the scalp and refresh the senses. This,
then, is all the mystery about the action Of r r.
Relief it does not lie in the action Of the Relief,
but in the science Of its chemical and pharmaceu-
tical combination So with each Of the other r.
r. r. Remedies. The Resolvent acts in like man.
ner upon the blood and the diseased deposits rem
ovnting and resolving away from the system all
scrofulous humors and poisonous deposits
RADWAY'S REGULA TORS. For regulating
tbs organs Of the system and securing regular
action of each freeing the bowels from all retain
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21
NEW CHEAP STORE
~ IN MARTINSRURG. ~

TINE subscribers opened to-day on Queen st.
Martinsburg, magnificent stock OF
~ d o M e sTIC AND FANCY
ha ID RY GOODS
direct from Baltimore, New York and Philadel-
phia. These Goods are Of the gerry latest Styles
adapted for the Fall and Winter season, and will
be admired for their Variety, Richness and Beau
ty osPatterns. New supplies will be added every
week, to keep pace with the changes OF fashion
One of the firm, doing wholesale bushes in Balt-
more, attends regularly the auctions there, as al
so those Of New York and Philadelphia and,
therefore, they can safely promise that they ,vil
al,cays keep Better Seieefioa aud sell goods Cheap
sr, than ever before done IN tbs markef
The variety Of Goods and their different grades,
make il impossible TO give correct price list to
judge by-still they win name few articles of
the stock ftst ~
$50 pieces Brown and Bleached Muslins, from
So to t21a cents a yard-among them 81 inches
wide Shifting Of the celebrated Warren Manufac-
turing Co., only Ia. cents yard. fhtfe
2i0 pieces Calooes and inghams--American
French and Swiss Fabrics, from cents up. ss
las pieces Merinos, Alpacas, Barages de Laine,
at astonishing low prices t 81
$500 pair OF Ladies' fk0se--also Mems Half Hose,
White, Mixed, Black aud Slate colors, very fine,
only i25 cents pair,
$500 worth Of French Nsedleworked articles,
such as Collars, Sleeves, Out and Inside Handker-
er offered here before Besides all other articles
kept in Irregular Dry Good and Fancy Store
The terms are Cash, and this way Of doing bus
mess, connected with the extraordinary advanta-
ges mentioned before, win isdace all those who
want TO buy Piles Of Goods for little Nonev! to be-
stow their patronage upon the new establishment.
Store Room ON Queen Street, next door TO the
Law Office Of John f. Norris, ESQ ai
LEVI HERZOG & co.
c,t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21
KILLED.

A man by the name Of John Smith, a
watchnan on the Railroad, was killed, on
Saturday night last, in the "deep cut" above
the North Mountain Depot, in this County, by
the night passenger train. He was sitting
on the track with . lantern in bis hand, and
vas seen, bat supposed to be As usual by the
side Of the track. He was struck by the
COW catcher and killed, before it was discov-
cred that he was on the track. Circumstan-
ces render it probable that il was intentional
on his part. 1j1es .A.o -,.aaat ad4 be 81. b
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21

B6- The following are the establishes
weights Of various articles Of produce and tn
rates by which they should be bought an
sold /: s..s.
A bushel Of wheat, sixty pounds.
OF shelled corn, ffty-six pounds.
OF corn in the cob, seventy pounds
Ofrye. 6!ty- six pounds.
Of oats. thirty Eve pounds.
OF barley, forty eight.
Of potatoes. sixty pounds.
Of beans, sixty pounds.
OF bran, twenty pounds.
Of clover seed, forty-6ve pounds.
Of timothy seed. forty Eve pounds.
OF fax seed. Fifty. six pounds.
Of hemp seed, forty. four pounds.
Of buckvheat, fifty-two pounds.
OF blue grass seed, fourteen pounds.
OF castor beans. forty-six pounds.
Of dried peaches, thirty. three pounds.
OF dried apples, twenty -four pounds.
OF onions. fifty seven pounds.
OF salt, fifty pounds.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21

n6rThe next session Of the University of
Virginia will commence on the LIST day of Oc-
tober. The Charlottesville Advocate states
that the number Of students was $50 during
the hast session. and is likely to oe as high as
600 during the next session. q l1e5 fF
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21

wv u 8VAIe
To Richard DrandriF snd Ann bis iii
late Arm Robinson, Joseph Hamilton, snd
Elisabeth bis wife late Elisabeth Hedges
Alexander Hedge, Hamilton Hedges, New.
ton Hedges, james Hedges, Emory Hedges,
Dorsey Saben. Dihal whose christiaa
name is unknown, and Emma his wife hb
Emma Sabsn. Caroline Saben. Joseph He'd
gcs and Samuel Hedges. 80
TAKE NOTICE, That on Saturday. The
sth day Of October, 1858, at The Office d
Commissioner Seaman Garard, In Martins
burg, Virginia, We will take the dispositions
Of Thomas N. Lemon, Henry ]. Sei5ert
Garrett Wynkoop and others to BE- read n
evidence in . suit in Cbancery pending in The
County Court Of the County Of Berkeley 10
which we are plaintiffs and you are defsn-
dants. JAMES II. ROBINSON.
ALEXANDER ROBINSON,
REBECCA ROBINSON.
Sept. Z, 1853. - sti,s. esss ,,ag IA,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21
Marrtfos

onshe lish inst, BY the Rev. O. w. CssrEs, Mr. o W.
wiGaINGToN, Of Harper's Ferey, % Miss SUSANNA
slime, Of this County.
On the 18th inst, BY the same, Mr. WILLIAM ROBIN
sun 70 Misc SUSAN D. KIsER--both efshis Comfy
On Tuesdsy, the i3th nst Rsvilns Hotel, BY Rev.
D. Fsasc.s Sra,ss, Mr.. GEoRGE w ROBINS to Miss
MARY s. EvANs-an of this County
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21
MASONIC NOTICE.

THE Coraer- Stone Of the new MrTlIopir
Il EPISCOPAL CHURCH, in Winchester, viii 30
laid Wednesday, Me 2 lsf inSast, BY Hiram Lodge
No. 81, according TO Masonic usage and custom !.
The VI. W. Grand Master EDasuxD P. HuSrTz v'n
preside over and ofiiciate in Tie Masonic iereme
nies, and Rev. Br. J. McKeSDREr RELY Of BalsF
more, will deliver an address on the occasion.
Neighboring Lodges aud all Masons 10 gees
standing are earnestly invited to be present, mo
unite with Hiram Lodge in the interesting e'fs
monies. H. w. THROPEs
$3.50. C. w. REED,
P. II. BUCKLEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21

n6~ASorHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER - Important
10 Dyspeptics--Dr. ]. s. HoucHroE's PEPSIN, The
True Digestive F1aid,or Gastric Juice prepared from
Kennel or the Fourth Stomach Of the Or, after d.
rections Of Baron LIEBIo, the great Physiological
Chemist, by ]. 8. HouaRToN NJ. D., Philadelphia
This lie truly a wonderful remedy for Indigestion,
and Debility, curing after natures method, by
natures agent, the Gasfrie Juice. Pamphlets,
containing Scientific evidence Gifts value furnish
ed by agents gratis See notice among the medical
advertisements
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21
REDUCTION OF FARE.

We understand the B. & o. r. R. Co.,
will reduce the fare all along the line of the
road one half, to enable persons to attend
the Fair in Baltimore, about the 25th of next
month. Round trip tickets will also proba-
bly, DO issued at half price from Baltimore to
New York and back, so that those wishing
to attend the Worlds Fair can do so at small
eYDensc
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21

WWe refer our business men TO the ad-
vortisement of Wells A. Harper, g. Co., in
another column. We are assured that these
gentlemen will furnish goods in their line,
upon as good terms as they can be bought in
any city in the Union. .as
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21
FEMALE COLLEGE.

It is proposed to establish in some of our
eastern cities an institution in which the sci
ence Of spinology. weavology, and coekology
may be taught to ladies'. and where. after OBJ
tanning these acconplishens. they may receive
regular diploma. with the honored degree
Of n. F. W."-Fn for Wires.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-09-21
Dtr0.'

On the 5th nst at the residence his father, this
County, Mr.. JOSHUA NoRiNGToS, In the SD year Of
his age,
At his residence In this County on the 10th inst, Mr.
JONAS HEDGES, sged about 80 years.
On the 9TH inst, AMELIA VIRGINIA, daughter isaac
and ELrxasErE d. kiLMoSR, aged months and 10 days.