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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
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POETRY.

The following stanzas were written by a lad
few days before her Death. With III
insp alton OF fancy and feeling, they unit
the elcquence of truth, and breathe a mag
nansmiy at soul worthy of better for
tune.-.E 2. Statesman.
Y said to Sorrows pelting storm
That beat against my breast,
Rage on thou may'st destroy this form,
And lay /, low at rest,
But still no spirit that now brooks
Thy tempest raging high,
Uhdsunted on lis fury looks
With steadfasteye.
said 20 Penury's mesgre train,
Advance your threats brave:
Ny last poor late drop We may drain,
And crush me to the grave:
Vet still the spirit that endures
Shall mock your force the while,
and meet each cold, cold grasp of yours
With bitter smile.
I SAID to proud Neglect ard Scorn,
Pass on - heed you not;
Though thus unfriended aud forlorn.
BY you am forgot,
My sp,ri, which untan'd and free,
X SCOTS ofynurs annoy,
Draws from IT'S own nobility
rs h'gh-bornJ joy.
I said TO friendships menac'd blow
Strike deep my heart shall bear
Thou cansi but add one bitter woe
To those already there;
yet still ibe spirit that snstains
This las, severe distress,
Shall smile upon its keenest pains,
And scorn redress.
said TO Deaths uphtted dart,
Aim sure oh, why delay
Thou wilt not find fearful heart,
A weak, relut tant prey;
For still this spirit firm and free,
Triumphant DER dismay,
Bright in rs own eternity,
- Sh. IL pass away. -
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13

e -. II 'nE thorough bred
M 49, Il horse Eclipse, a
lMeST.T handsome chestnut sor-
>se.s1seossf A'rpt. full sixteen hands
high, seven yeats old next July, will
stand the ensuing season at Romney,
on Mondays, tuesdays and Wednss-
days; at William Wanderers, on Pat
terson's Greek, On ] thursdays, Fridays
and Saturdays; aud be let 10 mares at
the moderate price of Eight Dollars
the seasou-Fnnr Dollars cash the sin-
gle leap--and insurance Twelve Dol
!ars--payable as soon as The mare IS
discovered to be with foal, or in case
Of death or change of owner. Twenty
i've cents in every instance TO the
groom. A note for the amount Of the
season will be expected with the maze,
which may be discharged by paying
six dollars within the season. Pastu-
rage or grain eau be furnished the
mares at Mr. Nandiver's at the usual
prices, but no liability for accidents or
escapes. The season to commence the
fst Of April and end he Est of Jaly.
ECLIPSE
was got by Mr.. Belts we'll known im-
ported horse Eagle: has dam lLavinia)
who was also the dam Ut Adeiine, CO.
ra. Zlrza, &c. wa. g"' by Old Whistle
Jacket: her dam by Old RoekinShim,
grand dam by Oh Cub out Of the ia
mnus imported mare Lady Northum-
land Whistle JACKIE, 1.-THE sire of La
vinia) was got by the noted running
horse Diomed, thorough bred son OF
Old FlimnaP; his dam tLuey LocksD
by BeIi-sir, was got by Norton TIA
weller, out of Old Selma, his z. dim
by utheilO, &. s. dam by Old Childe-s,
s. s. 8, dam by the Dancing Mast,r,
8 & &. 8. dam was the noted imported
Spanish mare.
N. B. 0thello. ChiIlers and Dan
cling Master were ali imported hors,s.
The pedigree of LaviuIa is supported
by the certificates and affdayiIs of ,e-
verai very respectable gentlem,n,
which can be referred to.
WILLIAM WOOD,
March 23-4t.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
DR.. DYOYI,S
INFALLlBLE TOOTH ACHE DROPS
Price so cents.
HE n 20 OEAJIFE DENTIFRIC.
For cleansing, whitening end preserving ths
Teeth ard Gums.

II r. II kSO OINh j ~ T. DEN iiFRIJ-
For cleansing, whitening end preserving ,hs
Teeth ard Gums.
This valusble preparation possesses the
most salutary virtue in cleansing and bcsuii-
flying the teeth in its composition Il is
perfectly free from acid or sny other pernicious
property liable TO corrode, or in cry wav
iniure the teeth, for which reason is attributed
the safety Of its use, and the preference it he's
obtained over otter preparations intended Tor
similar purposes; ii strengthens the gums,
eradicstss the scurvy, sweetens TIE breath
preserves The teeth from decsying, and a
serves them from aching, and tie necessity Of
having them drawn, &c
Since the above invaluable medicines were
first discovered, upwards Of se1en Eurdred
thousand fersoz8 have experienced their happy
and sanitary effects, many of whom from the
owest stage OF their disorders.
Teke notice, that each and ell Of the above
genuine medicines ere signed on ;he outside
covers wi,h'the signature oftle sole prtprie;rc
r. ". DTOJY, III. II.
CA fresh supply Of the above medicines
just received and for sale by WILLIAM
MILLER, iTehester, where pamphlets, corr
tanning certificates Of cures, &c. may be haa
gratis. GHcLestsr, Jrp29. 1921.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
Fourteen GcreS

ufstrong Limestone land, situated in the
cnuHty of Frederick near the head of
opequ"n creek. being pert Of the es-
tate OF the rcv'd. Joseph Glass deed.
The tenant viii he required to enter iu-
TO lease with approved security.
ROBERT VANCE.
JOHN GILkESON.
April 6th-tf. E1'ors
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
FOR RENT.

AMlLL he offered for rent TO the
w highest bidder, on the premises
on Monday, the ED inst. for the term
oil three years, a valuable
Merchant Nil E. SazO Mil.
recently erected, and now in complete
order for business, consisting Of a pair
of Burrs and country stones, together
with about
En1Ir{eon Hcros
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
DIR. DYOTTvS
DIR. ROBERTS ON'S
PATENT STOMACH BITTER
Vr1cc nne GnIIn,

a Tttt UHt UVttUT,
which are celebrated tor Strengthening
weak stomachs. increasing the appetite, and d
certain preventative and cure for the fever and
ague, etc.
For the fever and ague, rualady so prev:.
lent throughout the southern stat es, and al.
h'ctIng to families residing in all low countries
redundant with marshes, lakes, s,agnated
pools, rivers, these celebrated and uni. erssIly
esteemed Bitters have surpassed every remedy
ever administered for the re!et and cure OF
the most obstinate oppressor OF the human
irame numerous instances of their efficacy
have been testified, after thu barks and yario,,s
other extnlied prescriptions failed, they proved
successful TO the admiration Of those WHO
experienced and Witnessed the hann,. eE.o1s
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
APPkO WE'D
FAMILY MEDICINES.

Which are celebrated for the cure of most
disorders to which the human tody is liable,
prepared only ny the sole proprietor,
Il. w. DYOIT, NJ. ID.
Grandson of the late celebrated Dir. Ro.
beriSOn, OF Edin6urgh.
And for sale in Philadelphia, only, OF the pro.
prietor'S wholesale and retail drug and
family medicine warehouse,
Northeast corner Of Second 8 Race streets,
And, by retail, of his Agents throughout the
United States.
DIR, RUBERISON'S
STOMACHIC ELIXIR
OF HEALTH
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
CIRCASSiAN EYE WATER.
DIR. DYOTTvS
ANIl'BlLlOUS PILLS.
For the prevention and cure of Billions ani
Malicnent Eevers

Malignant Fevers.
Price 25 CcHts--iarge 6ores so cents.
Those Pills, IL timely administered, will re-
move the causes which commonly produce In
termittent kenittent, Bilious ard Yellow Fe.
vers. Bilious Cholic, Pleurisy, Dysen,ery.
Worms, Bilious Vomit ing, FIstulenoe. Indis
gesuon, loss of appetite, CUstiveness, Epileo.
TIC Fits, Hypochondra and Hysts,icai sfiec.
tons. foul Stomach, Colds and Coughs. Astb,.
ma, Scurvy, Strangury, Gravel, Rheumatism
and Gout.
They are particularly serviceable in female
disorders, and especially in the removal Of
those distinctions which are the great source
OF their complaints at certain periods lhey
possess this eminent advantage over most puf.
gatives tn at while they operate gently, they
produce neither cOstiveness, debility, nor ton
great excitement whenever there is predis-
position to disease arising from marsh .fIlu
Wit, or too copious use of ardent shirts mp
v,tiaed state of the bile, they are sure to re-.
lieye.
They are highly recomme nded to travellers,
by sea and land, as they nay be msde use OF
with the utmost safety without change al diet
or exercise: They will be found peculiarly
beneficial IN the prevention OF disorders Incl
dental to warm climaies;-they deterpe and
cleanse viscid humors. open obstruct;ons,
promote the secretion of good bile, operating
as csthartic aud powerful diurelic and
diaphoretic.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
MAHY'S PLASTER CLOTH.
Approved ard recommended by ali the mo:
eminent ply sicians OF PbilaGelohia

This plaster cloth, 20 well known in the
United States, and particularly IN the CITY Of
Phjiaderhia, IS sovereign remedy against
ulcers, however old and inYeterate; ais, can.
GERS, eryslpelss, wens, Jumps, scroiuls, fistuIs.
white swelling, sore breast, ielons, whitlows,
biies, carbunces, etc. etc. 1t cures sprains.
bruises pans IN the back, cling and pans
~ the joints, scsids, burns, chIlblain, sore
ieGs' gro wounds lending to suPpGration if
draws cauterised sores or issu,s v.rv s,,cesa
fully and without pain Glssrpaies the pam Of
the gout and rheumatism in short time
as IT soi'cns the SKIN, it is used suecessfu,iy
for the cure Of torns on the feet. This
plaster IS recommended to mariners 80
others who travel By sea or by land.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13

red bio,ches, carbuncies. ulcers, etc. etc. A
dose of DIR. Dyo,ts Ambitions Pills, taken
occasionally with this medicine, proves of ad.
d',ionsl service in the last mentioned cases.
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
CELEBRATED GOVT AND RHEUMA-
TIC DROPS,
Price t1ro Dollars
A safe and etlecttusl cure fos he govt, rhcuma-
tism, lumbsgo, stone and gravel, swelling and
weakness OF joints, sprs,ns, bruises, aud all
Kinds OF green wounds, the ciamp, pains in the
head, face and body, stiffness in the neck, CHI, .
blains, frozen limbs, etc.
DIR. DYOTTvS
PATENT ITCH OINTMENT,
For pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease
and certainty is infinitely superior to any o,het
medicine for the cure of that most disagreesl
BILE ana tormenting dIsor der, the Itch
Price SO cents per boa.
DIR. ROBERTS N'S
a ~ n Nrfrr
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
ECLIPSE.

ASE&ks Il horss Eclipse, a
tNsSys..2 Sandstone che.'na. so.-
SBEnS66&oNS Ees a FIJI ha,Ja
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-27

proxies given by frx sloell.l,.
these officers sometimes paid Inv ,aaa a.,
actual expenses Of going and Ietnr,. iahk lhs
Richmond. Left 10 act as tbe;r ' =; IRON.
should prompt, they have never redns .,o1,e''oa
own salaries. 1t is not to be eyner,aa aeu Their
men OF probity and character. tbev ~ Tho
the disinterested feelings of Mr.. Chez ~ nc ne
salaries were fixed at their present ra,e, The
the banks were in prosperity. Jost;e. "ht1
say, that they should also share !, H. H'Pit
ges and rrivations of the institutions "af.
The state, with the enormous am.
stock belonging 10 il, under the chart, L q
voice IN fixing or reducing the saIerie. ~ Jus 10
ofhcers II rests wholly with the stooll,i.' Tue
Let the stockholders then seriopsly , aa.,
these facts. Their'voice, if il can l.. l"u.e On
the law. Let them attend 10 person in ' ~ Is
mond in January next, or send Iheir '.. 'eh.
with instructions TO effect these desir.i IN
Jects Let them give their proyie, IN nv VI
who are wholly free from the bis, Of i ,.,sohs
or the influence OF office. Not 10 H.. op Ied
of the banks, whose interestit is ccrtai ni.'eh
TO reduce their own salaries bat ia inds:, 'oi
dent stockholders, who must see the no., zen.
OF retrenehment and seeing it, will adoa,: +?
STOCKnOLDrP :,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-27
WHAT Is RADICALfSM?
To The Editors Of The pirginian.


Gendtmen-We hfar n good deal of talk
ne-, -a-days about ptedigoiify. and radical
retrt ncAment. But s'irs, if am capable
of judging, laud have bestowed no little
attention on these matters,) the principles
and plans Of the parties who now seem Ia
be marshalllng themselves against each o.
Their, are so underlined and uncertain, as to
produce much confusion in the camps oil
each, aud 10 render ii impossible for those
who are AS YET mere lookers-on, To deter
mine under which of the two banners 10
enlist.--lf we look only at names, every
mau will be at once prepared TO range him
self along with those who cry out "Holy,
Holy, Holy is the sanctuary wherein is de-
posted the treasured wealth Of the ma
ton !" But, we cannot depend upon
names, when we see such contrariety Of
sentiments prevailing among the retainers
Of the man who has been dubbed CHEF Of
this band of self-stylcd Economists. Ask
one of them, "upon vi mi principles do You
intend to act, as radical ?' Why, he
wishes every nnneceSso,yc xpence to be lop-
ped off, and the expenditures Of the nation
reduced within its lnpomc.o And this is
the self-same doctrine preached up by
those who are called Prodigals What,
Mcssrs. Editors, are NE, who are ignorant
of the secret machines put TO work by the
great men from whom emanate the magi-
cal process of lullins the suspicious of the
people by name, | ray, how are We "
act Are We ,aeilly to sink under the po-
tent nmsican's wand, and join in the cry,
with tn. unthinking rabble, Great is Di-
ana Of the Ephesians y for one, Mcssrs.
Editors, will not be satisfied with this word
Radical. twas not coined in the Rcpub-
lican Mint and IL, al best, n term Of but
dubious imports
\ 5EFFERSONIAN.
As was once snid OF John Randolph, Ra-
al ara = D.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-27
THE YIRGINIAN.
Paetep ssp ruetisarp nT
pLEASANFS, BUTLER x CO

II The selai- Weekly Paper. nj 81, and the
Mrekly IDicr. - - PR annHin, payable IN
sdeance w subscription v III be received for
= les time than ~ m0atb- aud no paper viii
s.e discontinued lbla al The discretion oil the
fjiiorsl uasl al uine1iages arr paid
IL Advcrtiseatenis viii be Inserted at 80
rrnts PER sgsare (ar less the first Time, and
81 IL ceuis for eneh continuance. Those
from distance must he paid Tor previous 10
their insertion. or the payment assumed b,
s,me responsible person IN iynehbafg.
- I'll letters addressed TO the Editors mus
= rpsr ram, or they Nill moi be attended te
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-27

the fooa-tidt Of her prosperity is about TO
sci 10 ? An interest has been awakened as
to The importance of bestowing her Offices
upon competent men, which has not been
felt for number of years aud we cannot
but au5ur much good from this feeling,
which had been So hong dormant
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-27

Hollinsshead and Scull have been con.
ylrted at Philadelphia, and NJ. Hume &C.
quilted, of conspiracy to defraud the nm.
der writers Of the sloop Norfolk
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-27

Two boats on the "a 4. Canal have recent
y yielded to the stockholders dividend of
sGe' Tor 1856 per cent? 'pn each share
" hen shall this bassaid in Virginia ? Or,
ratEer' when shall.it be said; thatthe fever
for internal Improvement, which few
years ago. burned SO tierccly, again RACES /?
May we not hope that the character of yir-
Sni" has fallen to its iolsSst sbE and tha
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-27

James J. Wilson, esq Postmaster at
Trenton MI and member of the egis
lature of that state, on Mondry last, in fit
of delirium, connecting his house to be on
flre,tbrew himself out OF "a two story win
dow, and by the fall broke both of his legs
above the knees, and received other seri-
Gus injury. His life is despaired OF.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-28
~ MARINE LIST, Ia
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
copIrp FROM THE REApING-Room BooKs
ARRIyEp-pEe. 81.

ARRIvEp-DEe. 81.
Sloop Martha, Smith. Philadelphia; 3
hll freight to merchants of the iDistrict 4
E. Corning.
Schr. Five Brothers, Delano, Portland;
freight to True T. Harmon.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-28
Of aiding in the completion Of canal from the
waters ofthe Chesapeake to those the Della

Of aiding in the completion Of canal from the
waters fthe Chesapeake to those 9th Della,
| ware.
| On melton OF Mr.. FindlaY, it was
| Resolved, That the committee of accounts
report to this house, how printers, who have
heretofore furnished the members of this honse
with newspapers, are to receive their pay.
On motion OF Mr.. Williamson, il was
Resolved, That the subject matter of peti.
ton presented to congress the last session, by
Josiah Hook, collector of the port OF Penobscot
in the state OF Maine, praying tor reimburse
ment of moneys received OF him by josiah Holt
together with the accompanying documents
and bill from the senate for his relief, be re-
lerred to the committee of claims with instruc.
tons to consider the expediency of granting
himthe relief prayed for.
On motion OF Mr. Walworth, it was
Resolved, That the committee on commerce
he instructed to inquire into the expedieDcy of
removing the port of entry aud del very for the
district of Champlain, from Cumberland Head
to the village OF Plattsburgh.
The bill to amend the act regulating the
collection Ut duties on goods imported
from adjacent states and territories and
the bill to make perpetual the provisions
of the act for the punishment OF piracy,
&c were severatly read third time. pas
sed, 6, semitic the senate for concurrence.
The house then again resolved itself IN
10 committee of the whole, Mr.. Tracy
in the chair, on the bill for examining tine
titles to land in Louisiana, between the
Rio Hunde and the Sabine river.
Mr. Johnston, of La. then moved TO a.
mend the bill, so as TO recognize the vail
di!y of the titles of all persons who had
made actual settlements prior to the trea-
ty of 1919. with Spain, so far as TO take a
registry OF their claim, &c.
This amendment Mr.. j. supported with
much sarnestness and feeling, arising out
of the present situation OF those settlers,
who are now liable to removal by force, as
Iutruders on the public lands, without bav.
ing any other ground TO which they can
safely retire, &C.
Aitera few observations, from Mr.. Ran
kin, the question was taken on Mr.. john
ston's motion, and decided in the negatives
And, he house adjourned, TO meet a.
gain on Friday next, thus producing re-
cess of two daYS
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-28
To the Freebooter, of Loudoun and Fair

Mr.. FITzHUGH's term of service in the
State Senate will expire at the close OF its
next session, and as he has declined re-
election, am induced to offer myself as a
candidate TO represent you in that branch
o our Legislature. An extensive person
al acquaintance in Loudoun and Fairfax,
formed during long residence in each, a
promise OF cordial support from many
freeholders, and a wish to be honored with
the confidence of my fellow citizens, are
the reasons which have urged me to ASH
your sufrakeS at the approaching cleo
ton.
VIM. NJ. MCCARTHY.
Leesbsrg, Nov. 12, 1929.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-28

Nails, Brads, &c. Cd to 4Od.
VNBE subscribers keep constant sup.
l. ply of cut nails, brads, hoop iron.
spike and nail rods fol sale, on the lowest
terms. A. c. CAZENOVE & co.
ALSO,
Swedes iron
Murdoch's fine old wines
Old Port do
Gin, rum, whiskey
Jamaica rum
Bordeaux oil in hampers
White Havana sugars
Baltimore loaf do. No. ], 2, and 3
DO window glass, all sizes
Dupont's Brandywine, ghn powder
Spermaceti candles
Mould do LIST quality & dipt.
Hyson tea in chests and halt chests
Prime Alabama cotton
Goat skins and fustic.
Windsor soap. American DO
Bales of Carolina moss, &c,
dec ID
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-28
AUCTIONS.
Public Sale.

:, fuDlIc sale.
ON TUESDAY at 10 O'Clock, will be
" sold at the auction store, ia variety OF
goods on long credit
10 pieces kersey
10 DO KNAPP: cottons
10 do red fiannels
g do green carpet cloths
6 do 60 cloths
10 doz knit yarn stockings
5 do Germantown half hose
10 do children's stockings
do fall gloves
200 ID shoe thread, in ID balls
Plaid, cashmere, satinet
Russian diaper
2 bales assorted rose blankets
Blank books, paper, ink powder
Quils, nettle ink and wafer stands
.dlsO,
Sugar, rum, Holland gin '-t-
Apple brandy. vinegar, soap, mustard
Day &. Martins blacking
Crockery-ware, beds
Bedsteads and furniture
Stoves, CRATES, aud tenders
Also,
Wool hats + shoes
Carts and Drays ,t:.
S. A. MARST ELLER, auct.
dec %
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Blank Books
Cabinet Making.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
Il the public in general, and his friends
in particular, thst he has recommended the
Cabinet Making Business,
in all its various branches. at the noted
stand, formerly occupied by Mr., John
Muir, recently by capt. VIM. II. Harmon;
where be is ready TO supply his customers
with sideboards, bureaus, bedsteads, d.
ring, breakfast and card tables, of every
description-and other articles in bis line.
Also,
Old work repaired in the neatest man
ner, and at the shortest notice.
Thankful for the encouragement be has
experienced, he gratefully solicits con-
tinuance thereof.
GRAFTON FAIRALL.
dec Ell -
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A Gard.

TAS. c. g. ROBT. BARRY most res
- pectfuIly invite the public to come Il
view the beautiful specimen of American
Manufactured Cassinets, now offered for
sale at their store corner of King and Fair
fax streets. dec RI
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-28

% Dollars Reward.
DANAWAY from the subscriber on
n Sunday, the Sd Of November,
black man named
VII L.,
about FIVE feet or s inches high, between
40 and 40 years OF age, had. on when he
went away, white roundabout and black
trowsers, OF twilled country cloth. he has
lost two Of his front teeth, has a down
look when spoken to, and scar on bis
nose. He lived few years ago, with Mr.
VIM. McCartY, in Loudoun county
OIL will give the above Reward tor
securing said Negro m any jail and all
reasonable charges paid if brought home.
GERARD MASON.
Prince William County, IVA } dec 81 II
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n Office.

IN OClCCs
TIME annual meeting Of the stoekhoI-
il ders of the Fauquier and Alexandra
turnpike company, will take place at Hay
Market, in the county OF Prince William,
on the first Monday in Jan. next, when an
ELEC TON
will be held for president, four directors
and a treasurer. J H. HOoE, presid't.
decl7 2w
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New indications.

NOW uU1ICdLlOIlSs
FOR sale BY Il. T. KENNEDY.
The GentIeman's Remembrance. and
Lady's Pocket Book, for 1928, containing
variety OF useful and entertaining matter
price Dl 25
Logan, a family history, 2 vols. price
Dr. SO.
Graham Hamilton, novel, 87s cents
The Spy. Sd edition, DE- 20
Pen Owen, 2 vols. Do g.
Lights and Shadows OF Scottish Life, Cd
edition, 873 cents
FrankIin's letters to his kinsfolk, from
Edinburg, London, the Highlands of Scot>
land and Ireland, in g volumes
Atkins Court of King James 1st. D4.
No. So, Quarterly Review, I 25
Oxberry's New English Drama, selec-
zion Of approved plays, &c, with the stage
direction. As numbers-published.
Deans New England Farmer, Sd edi-
ton, D5 90.
Parmly's Essay on the Diseases OF the
Teeth, Sd edition
Judge Taylor's Journal of the Law
School at Needham, in Virginia, D5.
Hening'S Justice, Sd ed. p5.
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