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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-08-02
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SUMMER.

SUMMER.
BY MARY HowITT.
IT'S summcr-joyous summer time
In noisy towns no more abide;
The earth is full of radiant things,
OF cleaning flowers and glancing winds,
Beauty and joy on every side.
'Tis morn the glorious sun is up,
The dome like heaven is bright and blue
The lark, yet higher and higher ascending,
Pours out his song that knows ending;
The unfolding flowers arc brimm'd with dc,
When noon is in the flaming sky
Seek we some shadowy, silent wood;
Recllne upon messy knoll,
Cast care aside. and yield the soul
To that luxurious quietude.
Above, waves wide the linden tree,
With humming bees the air is thrill'd,
And through the sleeping bush is heard
The sudden voice of the woodland bird,
Like sound with which dream is fill'd.
Oh pleasant land of idlesse
y Jollity bides not. meath the trees.
But thought, that roams from folly free,
Through the pure world of poetry,
Puts on her strength in scenes like these.
And sweet it is by lonely mcres,
To sit with heart and soul awake,
Where water lilies lie afioat,
Each anchor'd like fairy boat
Amid some tabled elfin lake.
To see the birds fit to and fro,
Along the dark-green reedy edge;
Or fish leap up to catch the fly;
Or list the viewless> >wind pass by;
Leaving its voice amid the scdgc.
The green and breezy hills-away!
My heart is light, my foot is free,
And resting on the topmost peak,
The fraohaDipdr 10 hall fon rbooly
The hills were ever dear to me!
l stand upon the mountains brow,
A monarch in this region wide;
and the gray faced mountain sheep
The solitary station keep,
As living thing were none beside.
IT'S summer eve, a gentle hour;
The west is rich in sombre sheen;
And mid the gardens leafy trees.
Springs up cool refreshing breeze,
And the pale stars are family seen.
The white owl with his downy wings
And hooded head goes slowly by;
The hawkmoth sits upon the flowers;
And through the silent evening hours
The little brooks make melody,
And walking mid the folded blooms
At summer midnight shalt thou feel
A soften'd heart, will subdued
A holy sense of gratituc,
An influence from the source of good,
Thy bitterest grief to heal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

OrESING OF THE BAHAMA PARLtAMESr We find in
from private letter, dated Nassau, a. r., February
18th -
We all went ut an carly ho1r of the morning to tho
Assembly Rooms, which decorated with flags,
having seats reserved for ns near Mrs Bayley, tho
wife of the Governor. and Mrs PIERCE wife Of
Ex-President Around rs sat the fashion and beauty
OF Nassau, all awaiting the coming Of the Governor
At last he entered, amid the firing Of saues while
the band OF the regiment PLAYED the national anthem
the parade outside. His Excellcncy was in sword
and epanctt md read his speech to the Legislative
body sitting in his chair OF State and with his puncd
chHpean
The members Of the executive council were dressed
in blue coats with gilt buttons, aud buff waistcoats
their clerk black silk gown, and the sergeant.
at arms held alof the mace, used from lime mmcmo-
rial in the opening Of the British Parliament. The
clergy were present in full canonlcals, having
their hoods lined with scarlet, nnd some bordcrcd
with erm,ne. while the arch deacon figured in silk
stockings, short clothes and Ioctors gown of
let broadcloth trimmed with broad folds of black vel
vet. The officers, also, were there in red coats and
epauetts and having their breasts covered with stars
ribbons and gsrtcrs, spurred aud sworded too Some
OF the actors in this important scene looked little
PALE but the greater number had the natural color of
their English faces considerably heightened, that
the occasion may be described decidedly red
President Pierce was, however. on the Governors
right hand in plain black and whiid neekcloth. This
parade aud ceremony made for us, as you may imag-
inc, pleasant holiday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

plpN'r WANT HIS fRrrpoM. III your honor
disna ken when ye have n guido servant | ken
when hae guido master and tho dell be in my
feet gin leave yc--and there's tho brief mud the
long Of" Andrew Farscrvice.
General --, n member of the prcsnt General
Assembly of Alabama, has u body-servant WIN
has been his property for many years. and to
WON he is greatly attached. This boy ha.
vice--thnt of Irunkenness-and his master ha,
endcayored in every manner to break him OF it,
just before the adjournment of the Legislature.
Nath got upon what is termed "big bustV and
the General deprived ol his services Tor n con-
siderable time, when they were very much needed
Iio waited for the boy Ia get perfectly sober, aud
assuming n very storm and determined expression
Of countenuncc. and with great scvarity Of tone,
lie told him he could tolerate his outrageous con-
duet no lungcr.
"llerc," continued tho Genernl giving him II
folded document "here nro your FREQ papers
hcnceiorth you arc your own master Get out OF
my room Mt oncr. will make provision today
to send YOU to the North"
The boy was taken all aback Tho big tears
commenced rolling down his sable checks. lie
said he did not want to be ree-he didn't want to
be free and stay nt homo. But to be turned
loose by his master aud sent among those rascally
abotionsts, was more than he could bear. lie
promised faithfully to get drunk more, if his
master would take him back, and we believe he
has kept his word.--.nuidn (Aiu) Common
WcdM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

THE PEASANT WOMEN or CmfHA--It is said by one
who, having seen the Esqnmaux women, supposed
that they might carry Off the palm Of responsiveness,
that whether old or young, maiden or grandmoth-
err Chinese paysanne is the most hideous spectacle
that any one but miscgynis wish to witness
Hudded in rags that never knew cleanliness with
years ofdrt encrusiing face aud legs and with
faces vilifed by penury and ignorance, they form q
sad dsainsonment from the pretty pastorals of the
Chinese books. One could associate some romance
with the peasant of any other nation-one could be-
eve in nn African Culoe or in Fin Pratiska; but
sentiment and Chinese rttageonse-no, tits impossi-
be
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

PREFERRED SLAvERY.-The Cincinnati Enquirer
tells story of the voluntary return recently Of
fugitive slave to tho only place that seemed to him
like home-his masters plantation. lie ran away
about six months ago. and latter vagabondizing
about Cleveland Buffalo. Rochester and other pla-
ccs finally settled down at punkirk. where s,,; he
fruit" One day, in tram of cars he happened
to meet his master Mr.. Ferris Of Shelbyville Ten
nessee, and begged to be taken back into slavcIv.
to which Mr. f. consented arl thcE start! Z,
ward together
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

IN July 1890, the "Liverpool and Manchester" the
first railway in the world, was opened for public
The witnesses of that event still in the prime
of life. Thirty years or the period of but gene
ration have rolled away and now, in Europe the Uni
ted States and Canada, India and New South Wales,
there actuallyi in use 52l3G miles of railway, in
which the capital invested in dollars is three thousand
three hundred and thirty six millions, two hundred
and eighty-seyen thousand and sxty-fy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21
NEW CONCERN.

M have This day associated ourselves the pur.
w pose OF conductln general Grocery aud Commission
business under The sty and firm of IiESsrY
tie old stand of Murre Sraiton, No 6 Main Street. uc.
burg, Va.
We will keep constantly hand good of Gro.
lies Liquors, Staple Dry foods aud every article
al Kept in Groccry establishment.
Pa cHar attention paid sale of olarcu Wheat Flour
and alt her kinds ot country produce.
Nehp by strict attention business ,rt the patronage
our lrel aud the public generally,
WI. II. SrEATTON,
I. LIS SAMI. ". HkNSLEN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

A gentleman, on his way from Bostos b Yer
mont. stopped at tavern, where he net On in-
you como from, may be 20 boldfs 1sNot bold
~ ALL came from Boston," Whsrs ars yoa
going. II may be 90 boldt" al am euing 10 YsF
mont" "Who are yoa going 10 see thsrs,H may
be 20 boldf" ~ am goin 10 see the widow MI,
+" Are you married man. II I may be 20 bold p.
II am widower." "Are you going 10 marry the
dreadful boldp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21
L Il II Ms

The yIRGINIAN is published daily t6 and Tri-weeky at
s5 per in advance, and Weekly ut ~ invariably In a
vance, Otherwise 1870 will be charged in all No paper
will be discontinued except the option o the Proprietor un
III all arrearag,s shall have been paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for 30 cents per Of
lines the insertion, and 37h cents for each
ordered nncrfom weekly and then -
cents per square will charged insertion lfhe
bcr b M5S,t will be published
iii ordered and charged accordingly.
THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
For square daily. S33
For squares daily 90
For square triweekly Is
For squares r weekly 40
t- intended both papers subject
cinl contract
e- advertisers will be limited to their immediate bu
sn.ss advertisements charged for transient
e All advertisements appear in the dali! and trlweek
Obituary notices which exceed eight lines charged
rateably for The excess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21
AbolitioniStS Killed in Lynchburg ,

AbolitioniSts Killed in Lynchburg
oH IHE way to Kill the Northern fanatics la buy
Sf4A Carriages, Bugges and Wagons, AT BALENs. ls}
Man Street, Lynchburg and not SEND your money
North 10 enrich and enable the Aboionisis make Shars
Rifles and spears to send To Ia Kill us with
BAILEY was born and raised in Campbell County and is
making with increased facilities all the le Carriages
ookawass and Buggies neat and substantial Also all KINDS
Of Harness. Erpareg and painting of tarraes done with
nentness aud dispatch.
The subscriber returns his grateful for past
aNors and socs continuance Of the All he asks IL
examination Of his work, feeling confident he pns
bo tn as 10 quality and price JNO. II. BAILEY, Ag't
Jan Fj-ts 1sS Main St, Lynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21
4ailg Viraiaiau.
Tho Battlefield.
ny W. q. BRYANT.

ny W. q. BRYANT.
Few American poems have gained so much G
lcbrty as this, The eighth stanza, in particula
has worldwide reputation;
Once this sol, turf ,hs rivuler. sands,
Were tramplcd by hurryng crowd,
Aud ner, hearts, aud armed hands
Encountered In tho bnitle cloud.
Now al Is calm and fresh and sll;
Alone the chlrp Of fitting bird
And talk of children on the hill,
And bell Of wandering kinc heard.
No solemn host goes trailing by
The black mouilcd gun and staggering vain
Men start not al the battle cry,
oh, be II never heard again!
soon rested those that fought but thou
Who mingesi In the harder strife
For truth which mon receive no, now,
Thy warfare only ends with life.
rricndless warcfarcl lingering long
Though wear, days aud wear, years,
wild nni man. wcaponcd throng
Hang on Thy front, md flank, and rear.
Yet nerve thy spirit to the proof.
And hanch not at th. chosen nt
The timid good nm, stand aioof
Tho sagc may irown, yet Giht thou not.
Nor heed the shnf, So surely cast
The fpul and kissing bolt OF scom;
For with thy side shall dwell nj last,
The victory of endurance born.
Truth crushed 10 earth, shall rise again;
The oiornal years Of dod arr hers;
But Error, Wounded writhes with pain,
And dies among his aorshppers
Yes. though thou He upon the dust,
When the! who help thee fce In fear,
Die full nf hope aud manly trust,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21
Lynchburg Guano Depot.

Lynchburg Guano Depot.
EAEMEES aud the public generally hereby Notified that
the llnchhurg Guano Depot, kept by VIA. A. Miller
the Basn Is now fully supplied with the following
viz:
No A Peruvian Guano:
kctst's Maup .iacd Guano;
Sunbrcro Guano. L. ynclburg ground,
Mexican tuano:
kelewelis Potash aud Plaster.
have taken every prccautiou to furnish rtac articles
buy the Peruvian Guano from the Agents at the Peruvian Gov
ernnun which certainly pure am sole ia lSnctbur1
for "esrs Manipulated duauo and will insure II I" be exact
y what Is represented 10 be- viz oncali fcrut inn and
half Sonbrcro believe this to be lcru pound
for pound, any crop that il may bc used III, ~ombrcrn
buy III lii" ump and have ground, and sell ii good
terms as can be bought any where in the nitc States My
plan is 20 sehir small profit and strictly for cash hope The
patronage may he extended 10 has been liberal
A bestowed heretofore. VA. A. MILLER,
sept l3-ds-Rep copy Bnsin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

SOmbrerO GuanO
- tons Of Phosphate Guuno, just Soni5rrru Innd
Il %c West indies, the richest dcpostc o Phosphate of Lime
known la the world containing bciwtca ~ and per
Zone Ih0sjhdte gf Lilo and which
of our iriends and the public generally Who deal in fertilizers
We are SOLE AGENTS for the sale o tbs aud
will sell atNorihcrn prices doducng expenses 10 ia
place
Pamphlets contain its anay sis &c furnished appcn-
ion or by lnai
MCCORKI.E & CO., S"le Agents,
april dActs. Main Street lAnchhurg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

Canary islands were formerly ignorant. Africa
presents. even in our" day, some nations In this
deplorabls state,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21
GEHLE'S PIANOS.

GAHLE LE'S PIANOS.
1,a,- WE have in hore-a good assortment Of
f1tsr-.ft nm ~ EIIlE'S IMPROVED cross STRING
a HaASJ AMOS at prices from S2.0io $500, which for
ttsoumc "f tone, casness q" hnch, elegance Of
finish aud durability of cun,rueun sn1nssod 10y in
the world. To additional strength ali of these ianos
furnished with full Metallic Plates and every Piauo1 ayd i
,rdrrdnted for fre years.
s& privilege exchange granted any time within six
months from da. of sale, should any instrument i 10 give u
satisfaction.
These Instruments highly recommended ly TmALnEHo,
GoITsCnAIK, STRAkostii. tio, KEL AND JAEl.
eS"Nc prepared io sell them ,r reasonable terms,
nd respectfully solicit examination OF those E
2o-ts j. WILLIAMS n son, - Nnin Il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

Grass Seeds.
nN hand good stock of Glover limolhy Orchard Grns
~ Herds Grass and English Blue Grass Seeds. which will
sell low. NOWLIS ~ MI i.l.ELL
Jan u Is No. Gl Mnn Nlr,ri.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
WHEELER l. WILSON'S
SEW ING NJ HINES!
% -EnI,TY TAAIiSANni

VI nese Jusuy SeIeotateu Instruments
HAVE BEEN SOLD
HAVE BEEN soLD.
MORE THAN ONE-HALF OF THEM
in rME LAST YEAR
IN riE lie LAST LAST YEAR YEAE.
~ Price from $50 to eI0o
kB- lnvnriable Terms Cash.
Warranted In every respect.
eH-Kcpd in Repair Three Years
sF-Iacked and Shipped to any Point
gV~Full Instruction In Using.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
II Is the best we have seen.-Examner.
II does all II proesses.-Enquircr
NJ other compares ih ii SOUTH
The work iscven strong and perfecChristan Advocate.
The most perfect insrument-Centra Presbyterian.
Equal Il not SUPERIOR To any Transcript.
Superior To any.-yirglna Citizen
The best In usc.-CulIcper Observer
The most complete inglnm Register.
The best made.-Nallc, Democrat.
WITHOUT A RlNAl.--scicnlihc American
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair In yrsl
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the state Fair in New
Ii took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair in New
Ii took The HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair in Penn
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at State Fair
IL took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair in Iii.
II took RICHEST PREMIUM mt the State Fair ii, Wis
consin
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM State Fair Mich
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair in 1ndi-
II the HIGHEST PREMIUM nj the State Fair in ftis.
took the HIGHEST PREMIUM mt the Fair in Mis-.
souri,
And the Fairs Cinclnnatt Chicago ST. Louis, Dai
and Richmond.
A. s. ENGLEDOVE, Sole Agent
Jan oats MAIN STREET, LrNcnh'Rd, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

The NATIONS WITHOUT FiRE,-According to
Pliny, the use of FIRE was for long tmo unknown
to some Of the ancient Egyptians, and when Exo-
dus the celebrated astronomer) showed it to them.
they were absolutely in raptures. The Persians.
Pboenicans, Greeks. and several other nations,
acknowledged that their ancestors were with
out the use Of fire, and the Chinese confess the
samo Of their progenitors. Pompanius. Mela,
Plutarch, and other ancent authors, tpeak of
nations who, Mt the time they wrote. knew not the
use of fire. or had but just la'ned it. Facts of the
same kind also tested by modern nations
The inhabitants of the Marian islands, which
were discovered in 1851 had no idea Of fire.
they saw it on the descent Of Magellan in one of
their islands. At first they believed II was some
l", AZ ana I that was ixnd to, aid fed upon.
" l. in1.1itsi..s of The rhiliinnint -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

AMERICAN GUANO.
FROM JARVIS AND BAKERS ISLANDS,
In the Pacific Ocean,
offered to the Planters and Dealers aer the most satsIac
tory results have been attained BY practical experiments
made by gentlemen In Virginia who have used IL side by side
with the Peuy Eide Island fertilizers and who
testify 10 lis superiority, Importance and value.
1t will act soils immediate well durable fer
tilzer, cnrichng but not exhaustng
1t sold at much lees price than Peruvian and when HAIR
the resu will he great II not greater
Pamphlets containing certificates from farmers in
Virginia and other States will be forwarded upon application
of the American Guano Company in Rich
mond and all packages will have with the trade mark
Of the Company e American eaglcO and will be warranted
pure will be put up In strong bags or barrels at the option
Of the purchaser Price $40 per ton.
FELIX H. CAVE 18th street, Richmond,
feb 23-ts MOSES LACY, Agent for Lynchburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

FNTLEMENS SHIRTS, SHIRT COLLARS, MAI
j seiles Bosoms Neck Ties, &C.. &c just received a
l.. A. Il T. KINSE Y'S,
NH u 1j6 Main itreet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

Musical Boxes.
- 4AND6 Air. Piano Forte and Mandoline Music nj Boxes
Z for sale by j. WILLIAMS Il sbON,
NH Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-21

S,pICEp AND NOT sPICED, ITALIAN MACCARoN
- d.c ~ - STABLER q JONES.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-09-06
Pamela Livery Stable
y. 4. MATHEWS. r,nn,irtn,.

u ..l s.' 'r \ !. s ,5 !. f. is.. T. Ts:ltE
Pamela. ! respectfully annuunse 10 H. ruhtis TIM,
! viii give NY whole attention 10 the business. in
.ae heTe of receiving a liberal share II patronage.
lluNsh> and BVG,.lKs viii I've vent for hire. q,
re usual rates. and nv D n ibu will MAKE
Fvsulsr trip. 70 and from ths Depot. makine con.
nsrtI9n with TIE ur and down passenger trains.
~ Persons hiring horses and vehicles from my
>tabtr vii hs bald responsible for any damage oe-
curing TO them While In their possession.
ttafges r~aaiavats -trlMS rtSIt. an
u. l. MATHEWS.
Panels. S1v. IL. 1859. al.
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tGauslSt Naihtrmo;.

~~ $1,000 se~.s.s~4..
Perfumes ii te is,lne Of Towers.
H. No .sano, vim, he win. L, lm sl
y en-
80 Is aaae a,,ney is round and
roll ae'y, but ealt Ue sgmsiss.
The must ever loak above them.rl,,.
y 81 p TF9e ,.e.u4ty.
lale ! . ,umejy - those Who think a
'fasVl % shes. vho fgeL
sa'sa Is O ,ts tongue II I'm ubo slam.
dsrs, rnd IN the car Of lia vho listens.
HAPPINESS qaitc un.hare; can ~.care,l,
lie ealsed happiness; II has no tas,s.
Avoid laohing forward OF backward. anil
IT, to lsep lackirr upward.
I~s3iscsia'nate visiting lead. only to a
Wa OF lime aai . ,ulgar,ang Vi cha.
flcter.
lie tina, that i in thv sielt or in ,bv
ne'ghleshosd, Is fallen INTO the 10, Of ,hv
clarity.
The companion Of an evening. and com.
fan'9' Ter life, requires very different quail.
~iieaaoas.
In solitude. Z ~ escape the example u
bad men, We lkCrlse want the counsel and
cSLsersaton Ct the good.
Timiaity Oncn prevents descrvin. person.
from getting ~fasors. which braren faced i'm.
rudeaet gives 70 the undeser,ing.
IT, Fleefal laugh Of hsppy children i.
aa eaas ssr1e musac. anil the graceful f..
usa O e..llsccl are the bvs, .,a,uary,
1t q nan seek consistency and .sau.n,.
20. Ii circumstances but in himself. H..
will as find 1t; there les hun cherish ard
ncr.iza i.
Canning Is ,n'T the mimic or d;.rrs,;.,
and my pass upon asah men list a. n.,t'
he = ofsea mistaken for vii. AL rrs,,,v
for sisdon.
Eavy increases in exsc. proportion With
fame. The M that makes . ch,,.s,s-
nssee eaen.ss. A radiant rsniu. ..l,.
forth swstns If pcssisA. tiliug, s,;erinv
iasee's, jul a. tls sansl.ns ths vssij q
fiss. !"
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Executors Notice.

~ n.A.as letters ts~sssmrn.ary hssirz -.
s,anssa 70 'hs undersigned 81 shs ~
- ~ i. sas ffshats rasst Of rsnela eesssv. Afs
~ esta,s OF lhsmss o. Hunter, aecsss
nss.fed . rss ~; ana n p-~se~s hri.t;1s eiss'
assinst tsii .zsste ~ Kseiees 4, rrszr-s lvF
daily Authenticated. -. mi j, IN ,;,ss r~rsssttsi
= Isv, % she.. vi. b. far srsr hsrrr,.
aa'.@. LIE. Cts.
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HAVE IN hand sud en- ready % make sod nut
l M 70 order, ANY MIND Of running scar far
oin. and fres.s 81 al patterns. Lissrs near 4
FOOD ssv raii ! en- able 10 furnish iarhes sscheap
as can be bad elsewhere. The best u refsrru.
sss given. II desired. Address,
u. =. plCkEY.
Esnaia. Miss.
Jslv Il. isso. .s-s..
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THE iEN RllEE lPaIR SfeIu

l ~ s'tnsisd immediately On the hanis dhs
a . eau'ifal stream. in Giles ,oaatr. vaS.ss.
sneus sw.ntv.tvv miles from the Nonssar1t
nsise and ~. Yellow Sulphur srrrss sai $50
et.hi n.lss from the celebrated sal, ION sr isss
tain Lake.
laere will he Z scmfsrs.hle daily .:srr r.
h1sshsfv vhtte ard Yellow. and a tri.vsss
,r'~ Nss River Springs. connecting IT -
WI Iisn.e With The line 10 tns Red, sates
White sulphur springs.
.a'sss wishing TO sisit Sais psna or usssis
WI. md constant sevs ncrs thereto.
county. Virginia. WV rail rSraS.
June II. ista. @. ryerris'
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No:iee ~ eyeii,ogs.

q We ~, i t-ft4 fthr Probate Cour. Rvs
n h'f1 eafat o. = ~ u ! J. Ttet~. "
sas reported irsgh ent. Net. shf.s#
ste h4sss t.f 80 ut ii
NJ fgre ar 3bi 80 tasir r s.. az
BAT AMI 2 sis.gted accord ~ 10 .Aw. md i
. ss'ia' wtss shti nat be registeee.t te. = tsss. i
from the tais Of lbs atlis4tf5s, shall Re ~ 1
haired. II ! M YtE -.
dolly q isdo.
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Notice 70 Creditors.
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