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NeAWing .AcnAe,AN-

Thih Drawing School attached to "The
\ iynckbnrs Female Academy, will re-
open on Tuesday, the 18th instant An elc-
CANT collection OF models will be added to
those already in the Academy. which VIII en-
able the pupil to progress through II regular
course, with advantages rarely 10 be met with
in other Drawing Schools Such youug La.
dies asare qualifying themselves as Teachers,
can be eaabled 20 instruct others in the Orua-
mental and Fancy part ol Drawing and Paint
ng, by attending u very short course OF lessons.
ORDER OF PRACTICE.
1t Ornamental and gaarv Drawing. and
fainiing on Paper, SILK, satin AMI Velvet.
Rfc.--liese are principally Fruit aud Flow
er Pieces Birds, &c.
2nd. Landscapes and Sea Pieces, Gncluding
Marine Drawing.
.hoie--Ihcse arc Of every description, and
the selection well calculated to give the pupil
a taste Tor handrcape Drawing.
3rd Aca1cHical Pieces.
.foio--liistorieal and other Drawings from
the penciI OF the most celebrated artists in
Europe, wherein the human figure is exhibited
1e,ms--& L per session - months.
HENRY MORRIS.
Sept u. = Nv
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Eariy inOfiober ..W b. Published,
a NEW NAP OF FLORIDA.

EoMPITD from recent actual surveys and
~ obseival,us. and also from authentic do
cnmenis, mae aad collected duiing a iesdencc
IN that county.
To accompany thesmap, but ior the public
convenienee. issaed separately, will appear at
the a'nic tune,
DISSERTATIONS NrON TIE FLoRlDA As.
From Original notes, taken during several
Ionrnles IN the ter isry, particularly through
pats hitherto ancAilOrud, and information
drawn from the most authentic sources. Ry
CHARLES NlGNOIES, civil and topograph.
zeal engineer, Lately ot South Gar DINA, aud at
preset Ies lent surveyor IN East + lnida,
The man will be aheut % inches square, de.
lneated on scale OF } miles 10 one inch the
whola ol the pnneipal. a. d almost all the THU
tary waite courses, ana the chiel lakes vii b.
ald down the existing carriage road, and all
the nam Indian paths tie nhmts Of places Il
entertainment &c. vii be noted the Local an.
pellatIon7 beng carefully tctaIncd 10 AVOID con
fusion, a. IT will be an otleet 10 render the mar
L Convenient and useful as possible 10 T. aVellels
Independent oithc geaeIn details, all the laruc
Grants oil nj will be located Us Tar as praetica.
1.
The aceamp ,ryng book will contain re
view oil the state oi the provinces in stat slcal
AMI cnilhght, ior lew years previous To, and
at the period OF, their ccssiou.
a summary description Of the country in pc.
neral, As respects soil, climats, anu Photographed
details, with remarks on the different appfopli.
ate cntnres, palticuhdy coffee, susaI, Cuba 10.
bacco andhnit.
An abstract. a far as attanshIe, of all III,
grants mae hy the Spanish Authorities in the
tlordas, VIII the names II he original e,au
tees, &e. Explanations OF ,he principle upon
which lands we've generally conceded, and a.
account Oh tue different laws, lo,a orders, &c.
aathotlsmg the governor TO make giants.
Such Information respecting The indians, thr
wrecking system amonlth kegs and keefs,
and Other general roins may be considered
useful or interesting 10 t'e pubic,
The price viii be made as low as possible, II
bemg presumed that themap aud pamphlet may
he ''sued al "A sum 10 exceeding S. lor both.
81. 4agasiiat, I'M -, le22
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i.aAies' AitcYagy Cabinet.
Nathaniel Smith, & Go.

70. 80, Hi'om street .Ntu. iork,
DEspECTfuLiY inform the public, that
A y this work has been published for more
than th,ee Neils, aud although little cXcrtion
has been made by the prepretots, vet il has re.
eeived Tdifopagelar surprising then eApecl a.
tons. With no advertisements, the wuls hn
soelY or IL oh Get. the dissemination Of Glissic
and Polite literature; containing, perhaps, a
greater variety Of oigiHot Ldtrarg and .Hi,rei-
aH0ons matter than any Other publication OF
the KIND ID the United States.
The publishers Of the LApIrs' LrrErAnY
EABIHhr can thrush completes sets OF this work
from the commencen composing SIX We
lnmes OF qnarto sDar, containing twentysix
hunters each, Will PIou, index and ttIe page
for each Y hume.
Am ng.hc mass Of Literary matter contained
in this "ok, are many o1g,nal 1aIcs and No.
gc,s, togethe, with the entire insertion Of some
scarce works not to be obtained III any book
olcln the Uritcd States.
Perso wishing cornplc'c set of the Cam.
Nrr, up to The e # yoluinr five, can be sup
piled at the shortest notice, ci,het in sheet, OF
6ound Al the ublishcrs' Olhcc, No. 30 WiIlim
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celyod from qua tets oi the Uni1n Letter
Po3 Fod) combining yea, = Subscription,
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20. VIII meet Win immediate attention, and
.her pspera los warded hy mail To them.
N. y. Ladies aud Gentlemen wishing to oh
~ compete sets OF The Cabinet would do vel
TO p,ysoou.
CojtRd UDiee, august 90, Is22
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G. q III f. MS


IUI IEkF MD EXCHANGE OFFICE
III, .Hag6et Street, baltimore.
u Where in the present lottery the s 5000
pre- was sold. md the = 10000 prize paid in
cash the moment the ticket WA presented. and
where in the late Monument lotteries have
been obtained the great capitals of : 100000
On sH NtES) 10000, = Of 10000, 3 of lo0 On.
&c. &c
u Orders from any port of The L. States,
post paid, enclosing the cash or prize tickets.
vii meet The same prompt attention, as Il ON
personal application, addressed 10
J. !. COHEN, Jr.
Sec'y 10 HE Strangers, Baltimore
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state k.ottcry.

In pursuance Of AZ act ol tn. Ie, stature Of Ma.
ryend, the undersigned be-, leave respectfully
10 express ms high sense of the yer Distinguish.
ed patronage his Office IN the last scheme
and by which ha was enabled to expedite sym-
pIete the drawing Ia an unprecedented shot.
time.
Knowing the wishes Of adYsntuers IN favour
ola speedy ,eeult 81 investments, the present
6ehoms IS so arranged that The whole viii b.
completed in
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-29

Ana lle usual number of 10
All marked sold at Cumrs's Orr1er.
The 10000 dollar prize sold al Cohcn's
IN whole ticket in January last The 900
dollar prize sold al Cohen's in shares few
weeks ago.
The drawing viii be rapidly completed
small prizes ought Immediately To be in
vested IN the brilliant scheme of The
MiRlLAND ST.l7'E iOTTERY,
the drawing OF which will be immediately
announced. The capital prizes are
10000 DOLLARS, 1900 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS, 5000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS, 1000 DOLLARS,
&c. &c. sc.
Not near two blanks To "A prize, and the
whole To be completed in Ten DRAW
lNGS ONLY
Tickets 50 90 Quarters s. o.
Halves 4 30 EiShlhS lie
TO he had, warranted undrawn, nj
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Ihe Nract Of Hand,

In tie said deed mentioned, lying in the conn.
~ Of Bedford, containing a ont four bnndr.1
aud hlieen aeres, ar 50 much thereof IA ehall
he suib Gent 10 safistythe purpose, OF sail trs,
heihg the tract of land on which the said 1Iar,
Ian Key resides, bounded by the hands Of Da.
sId Saunders and others, as is more fully az.
pressed in said deed.--ln Gaze lie weather i
50 Indictment as TINT bidder, do 10; attend on
the day obore mentioned, the sale will take
place the next far lay.--Acting as trustee. I
shall convey such Gle only "a i, vested in me
Nn RADfoRD surviving Trustee.
'1lDofI q. lell. u
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A planter who died lately al Demcrara.
hns left all his property, in the first instance,
to n member Of The legal profession, with
reYcrsion, To Mr.. Eileen, n merchant NJ
Stockholm.--Such is the immense value
OF the estate bequeathcd, that u mercipnt
IN London, il Ia said, has offered Mr.. NJ
lcen f3j0,o00 pounds for his reversiQn,
which the Iattcr has, however, declined.
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SOTACE.

q virtue Of a deed of trust executed 70
e > The late Gyms b Clay aud mysrIl Ey
.'i"filn 10y f1r the purpose Of securing ,o NJ
iate harles Clay, cettein sum al mua..s 3.
" i,ith deed bea.s auto the 9TH lay of January
lsia, aud : recorded IA the co,nty conn 81
bedford, sLali, On tie ,pth day OF October
le2', proceed to sell, al public aueiion.,nfbr
premise. furrpa,iv ,psn,.. y" sii'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-29
Chronic Rheumatism, complicated wih GouI
Dry IHf.

man, forty-thtee Years of age, nm iuhabi-
tahl oi one oftAc ports Of the Adratic, had
been afflicted for ten Years with avery extru.
defs. The letter was dry, and oiten covered
9Th RED points &i;h suppnr0'irg tumors, to
which the linen adhtfed Il was attend
ed with excessive itching Th' renetalheaIlh
Vas good, ektept II slight cbroaic opfhalinia,
attributed 10 the sea air. lie .ecoIlectcd hav-
lag been informed by his mother that size had
iafered during her youth from an herpetic e
fpton Hehsd tried few remedies, among
Others, solution q mura1ic acid, rubbed up
On he part, without success.
Attartne ir,! iunigation, taken on the ODD
Of June, the itching diminished, and. as the
patent was therefore prevented from SCRATCH
ing, the linen no lohger adhered TO fhc back.
Alter the seventh application the improve
meat was truly astonishing, tie itching huy-
ing almost entirely ceased. IN eruption, arr
ang from the iumigations, appeared upon the
fishl arm, 50 as To interrupt the treatment !;
Cat fourteen iumigations in ten days compile
III the cure
ms establishment has but recently gone in
10 operation | have number of inveterGte
vases ln1er my management, all of which have
approved greatly beyond my expectations.
BENZ. F. OWENS.
~. b. An extensive assortment OF NEDl-
VINES, PAINTS, DYE STuFFS, sc. for sale
! upon the most reasonable terms. b. F. o,
October IL. 2Uts
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Mrs. EliLabeth Wilson.

4 > you are not an inhabitan. ofihis State
"A and have no agent here known to us we
take this method TO notify YOU that we shall. on
saturday the oh day Of November next. be.
tween sunrise and sunset on thar day, al the
house OF 3. " Luck, in Campbell county. Va.
take The aiiidagits OF John Mchliister and o.
Tiers; - be read rs evidence in nm Injunction
depending III Campbell county count, in which
yon are plaintiff and We are defendants, when
ana where yea rnay atttud ii yon please.
Yours,
MOON & MCKINNEY.
October IS. w2wIl
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osegroes ior sale.

CEFEHAL Men, Women, Boys and
- Girls, will be sold low for cnsh, or on
short credit-say OF 5 month";. Inquire Of
the Printers.
September 81 tets
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%oyh0rne NJ. Talinfevro,

ATTORNEY IT LAW,
WILL attend the superior and inferior
~ courts of Campbell and Amherst coun-
ties and the courts hul1on in Lynchburg
t. He keeps his oliice over the store of
Mai. Richard Pollard, neAt door above the
OH, e OF the Vi'siuan.
september 20. wits
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attention !!

rlyHE cd Battalion oi-the $50 Va. Reg
l. wil be mustered and inspected on the
Hill near Mr. Edward Lynoll's, on Saturday,
I'd day OF November, at II o'clock, A, NJ.
BENZ. r. OWENS,
Major I'd Battn. 63d Va Regt
October IL WV NJ
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su,phurous Eumigations .

uVE subscriber has established at hla
MEDICINE STORE, On a private part
- tonsr.A four doors north 0i the Bank Oi
mia. 4 BATH for the application ct sui
s',,,,s Plantations for the cure oil Gout,
Rheumatism, all diseases of the okin, Palsy
- We In Europe tbs mode Of practice hUs
IN nur,ned with the happiest result; dis
- q the most painful and loathsome 10
-, mankind IS subject" have been com
,ie,sly eradicated by few applications.
mis- remedy may be applied ut ali seasons,
without regard TO age Or sex.
As fhs practice has been but recently intro
a,ecd into the United States, | VIII take the
i,1ety. Qor the Information OF the aiilleted,)
., s,tracting some of the cases, from PAIN
,blet published by Or. Revere, OF Baltimore.
Unirsrsd Paraiists.
One of the patients OF the Hospital OF ST.
i.ui.. about fofty-hve years oil age, was at
,.clrd in jane, 1914, with typhus fever,
,b,n nreyalent in the Hospital The nervous
COMMONS in the case were OF the most urgent
eh,racter. and terminated in a universal pail
- for which the sulphur tumigatons were
,r.,.d The patient took about forty tumga-
inns: her health gradually improved, until il
,,s> nerlccty re established She is now well,
and |, one OF rTe lalndresscs of tic Hospital.
Rostotus .i6eciien Of Tie Far,
A LADY of sanguiue temperament hnd been
<eyprnl months afflicted with a singliary un-
nea.ant and obstinate roseolus affection OF the
isfe and neck. On ordinary occasions; very
ldllc external appearance OF disease was per
,eptble, but upon the slightest excitement,
speh As mental agitation, exercise or warmth,
however produced, high degree Of flushing
.nsned attended with an intolerable sense OF
burning and itching. In short, the unpleasant
condition of this lady cannot easily DC lnlu
8aed.
In the month Of October, 1921, she subject.
ell herself 10 four general tunis ations, taken
IN asmany days. Tie immediate, effect OF the
lrtwas apparently to sgravate heroomplaimt,
which, irom the common effect Of heat, was to
be expected lie third application seemed
10 check The disorder completely. 10 test the
ticacy o. the remedy, she now exposed her
self for several hours to the heat OF a warm
FIRE when no Inconvenience resulted. She re-
seigcd fourth tumisation, and has ever
since remained irec tom the disease. What
is most worthy Of remark in this case j. the
sreo and sudden influence eAefted upon the
putsnot subjected to the Immediate operation
oftle sdlphafous gas,
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AE.hYsSEn,

VIE subscriber respectfully informs his
trends and the public that he has on
shichis,
1000 VT. of Soal Leather,
Is dozen Calf Skius,
4'ooo sides waAed and russell upper and
kips, ditto, -
skiriing Harness and Bride,
rev England Hog skins and Pad
Leather, .,
Hii Of chicd ,cA be sold io'e for cash.
JOHN rOE.
nj; n b CASH or leather VIII be given for
-'lues, OF timed on the usual terms. }. T.
Nelobei 70. l2Wts
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Notice.

g<ET.lA, a free woman ofcolour, will pc
" tition the next General Assembly tor per
to remain ~ the state OF Virginia.
Oetobcr ! l. ~ WIN
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WV YNA&'rING

Executed m he neatest manner, and on Ms
most moderate terms, at the g,Ece. ~ n.
Vrgta.Rs
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TEN DRAWINGS ONLY.

This, added to It's comparative btIllianey, via
no doubt canseth The sale OF tickets soon TO jutH.
~ the announcement ulthe di awing.
In this Lottery, as ~ the last, adycntufers AN
receive the cash tor prizes sold at
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A LIS. OF .LTlEnS

Remaining in M Poa 0G'ce, nj Liberty, IN on
He 3um Scptaubar, is22, oad j mol iatcn mi
beiorc m 81 Jopparg, 1923, WH be scHt IL
He Gcurof Poa QDce as Dead LETTERS.
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'Xnc following Pgoverty.

To Wit one 300 gallon Stll with largc Gea-
ter, $50 gallon do. with a large pulrr worm. 80
gallon do and l2o gallon patent Still wth a.
bout 10 sail tubs, Nc.- Acting as trustees we
vii convey such tile as we may be invested
with W said deed.
SIMON ,S,.. N, NoELi, }rn.,eo.
n. B--A short credit will he given for the
above property,
October / 81 10
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ConEN's OFFICE,

The moment they ais drawn, and tn. drawings,
As ~ .he iofneI scheme, will be conducted uf.
der the superintendent OF the COMMITS sonsrs
APPOINTED by the Governor and Council.
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Motif ice.

A Petition viii be presented to The
\. next General Assembly, praying 10 be
divorced from my husband II"zehiah Gill
Oct. IL. wsw il DOROTHY GILL.
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i>'otice.
office


z shall petitioa to The nerf Generat Assem-
J. Jlq Of IHginia for dtcorce irom my ms
baad .gohn almond, for reasons lchich Waf De
sci forth therein. POLLp sfLhO'1D"
sspiembef. <. rom
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-29

e. The scmi-annual meeting
of the LAkeBBuKG UNION SOCIETY, viii
lie holden at IFS room OF convention, on
Thursday, lhe iii dry vi November next.
aGiceohy 70 llir provisions Of the net of IL,
n VI TALlAfEHllO,
October - IL tdm berrrinry
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@ SPLENDID nRAWINGt
COHEN'S OFFICE.

BAI1INoRr, October 10, 1sn2
ofieial Report Of the Both DAYS drawing OF the
Hdsaington Monuaeat LOTTERY.
1880, first drawn No. entitled 10 $50, 900,
SOLD al Cotea's Office, IN ,edois ticket.
lodol, floating prize OF 1000
sod n Cohens Qfies, an ono haif and / eighH,s.
sl2l7 1890 1893
1898 l7Ii6 ) p'"'n VI 'oo
f4707 F98i8 0g8D)
5000 307l Il7G6
1883 1885 1868
k7227 1909 lg3o1
sIl8lo I'm La prizes Of 90
1854 567G 1913
FI797I 1915
1888 1850
And the usual number of 10
4
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~. Sd

aud ordered rae to be safely conducted
back 10 The frontiers Of Germany Make
the best of your way hoIhe,ny good friend"
says he, "nor regret the lime aud Labor.
yon have lost, since, II you take back witt,
you tbs useful lesson } our disappointments
and dsiresses in this short journey may b..
olinGnitc service in your Journey through
life never take any mans word for What
viii please another; ncyerflsify your owa
word, Tar The sake of pleasing any bodys
and, - Whatever quarter Of tie world Won
may hereafter be resident or awanderer,
be assured that the hopes of pleasing eve.
Try body will be found rs chimerical ms the
invention ofhuman wings, or alc discovery
OF the philosophers slone.'
In certain town, not moro than 50 miles
rom Boston, MS The Clergyman was holding
forth IN bis usual !rowsy mannef, one OF
the doatous, probably Influenced by the mar.
coiic qualities ofthc discourse, fell into a
oze.-The preacher happening to Use the
words, rhat ~ The prize u al earthiy pleo-
spfts the good deacon, who kept 4 small
store, thinking the inquiry respecting some
klnd of merchandise, Immediately answer.
ed, seen md sir penee dd;en.
~ j. .1merican
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The Subscri'aer

HAS for sale, first rate new ROAD
l. / WAGGON.--tlso, Horse Cart
Oct. 49, w4w II minor cox.
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Dying, Securing, and DRESSING
8 1, ST. hshment. lAS

Corner Of Prince and Eaiyfar sfYcefs.
IOSEPii WILLIAMS, silk, woollcus and COZ
~ ton dyer and scourer, from England, res
pectfully tenders his grateful ackno~ Judgements
10 the ladies aud gentlemen of Alexandria, 10,
the liberal patronage with which he has beer,
uniformly favored since his first settlement here
and hopes by his sonremitting care, uniform,
punctualty, and moderate prices, to merit con.
tinuance Of their CUSTOM. AZ ~,
j. VS. mode OF securing and dressing b,
STEAM sPoNeIce. has peculiar efficacy in Elk.
tracing all kinds of spots, stains, iros,-,nouids
&c. from all woollen, cotton and silk clothes, and
stufs, &c. I; so that gentiemen's coats, panta
looms, vests,& and ladies' habits, merino shawls
lace wells, &c will be restored to their first CO
ior and beauty. Also, stockings, gloves, para
soils, &c. cleaned, dyed and dressed in the neat
est manner, as TO equal their original appea
rance. Military uniforms, gold and silver EN-
broidery, fringe, epaulets, tassels, &c cleaned
and polished TO equal their original briliiancy
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-09-25
FRESH GOODS.

Hats, Shoes, Tortoise Shell Combs, &c.
IOHN II. RUNNELLS & Co have lust re.
" ceived at their new Shoe and Hat store,
King street, alexandria,, a general assortment OF
superior beaver Hats, made by Grst rate work.
men in the country. Also, low priced compris-
ing of every kinds do; and have made arrange
ments with different manufactures, which will
enable them 10 be constantly supplied with the
very best; with general assortment OF shoes,
together with ivory, tortoise, and mock shell
combs of every description; clothes, hair, and
other brushes, of differcn, kinds, with a variety
oil other fancy articles, which will be disposed OF
on very liberal terms. Fancy or other goods
viii be received as heretofore, and disposed oil
to the best advantage on commission. aug
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-09-25
"A TAVERN DINNER

"A party of bon vivants, who recent,
cined at celebrated tavern, after having
: drank an immense quantity Of wine rang
Tor The bill. The Dill was accordingly
brought, but the amour. appeared So
enormous 10 one OF the company, Ino,
quite SO lar gone as the rest, that he
s'ammered out, it was Impossible so ma
ny bottles could have been drank by Sc.
ven persons. sfrue, Sir said Bonilace,
put your honor forgcts the three gen.
nemen under the table,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-09-25
FEMALE SPIRIT.

Not long since couple were going to
'oc married, and had proceeded as far as
shc church door, the gentleman then
stopped his intended bride, and thus un.
expectcdly addressed her :--sMy dear
'Eliza, during our courtship, have told
sou most OF my mind, but have not told
you the whole: when we are married
4 shall insist upon three things, What
are they 8 asked the lady. Sin the first
place. said the bridegroom, Il shall sleep
alone, shall cat alone, and find fault
When there IS no occasion p 80, yes, sir.
very easily, was Inc reply, for If YOU
sleep alone, | shall motif you eat alone.
shall eat 6rst--and as to your fnd;no
issit without occasion, that / think NAV
be prevented, for 1 will take care Won
shall never want OCCASION Tbey then
immediately proceeded to the altar. and
the ceremony was performed.
The kIndnesses winch arc first expe.
rienced, are seldom forgotten,
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I'm assortment of Paper,
HENRY PITTMAN

Having by purchase, made OH the hrenfs,-serenyh
day of May last, become the sole proprietor, and
publisher, of the establishment Of
THE ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
intends, in future, strictly adbering 70 these
CONDITIONS.
j. Five dollars year; half yearly in advance
by town subscribers.
III. Subscriptions for less than six months.
charged at the rate Of six and a quarter cen,s
each paper.
~ Extra papers six and quarter CENTS.
~. No paper discontinued until all arrear.
ages arc balanced.
v. ADVERTISEMENTS, not exceeding n sonaye
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five cents for every subsequent insertion: Lar
ger ones in proportion. Advertisements which
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writing, will be continued till forbid.
NOTE.
Subscribers who, from the neglect Of tfe car.
riers, or otherwise may not receive their papers
can obtain them on application at the Office: so-
that no allowance can be made for MISSING ma
pers. pa.
u Complaints having been made Of personr
who are not only 10 the habit of Lorro,,;1g AZ
papers, but of taking them from the doors &c
snbscrIbers-they are, therefore, informed tbs,
me latter practice must be desisted from and
the carriers have been directed to deliver the
papers to none but subscribers, or such ne ,bc,,
may at.horise 20 receive. ~
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-09-25
HUMOR.
CONFIRMATION.

"A poor womsn who had attended sew.
eral combinations, was at length recog-
nized by the bishop. 'Pray have / moi
seen you here before said his Lordship
res replied the woman, Il get me con
formed as often as can: they tell me il
As good Tor the rheuma,is,'