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Lees Grand Restorative, or
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Amongst the most common symptoms attending this dis
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TONS inward weakness, violent pains in the head back
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Lees Ague and Fever Drops.
.lhdOeozUn, Nd Oct 10, 1921.
&r-We are now happy 10 inform you, thai the result
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has been of the atterng kind not only few cases
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ched, has been perfectly cured and indeed by few
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o'NEAL, RICHMOND & Co.
To Mr.. Noah Ridgeiy, Baltimore.
Lees sovereign ointment for the Itch.
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mild yet efcacous, that it may be used with the utmost
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Lees genuine Persian Lotion.
The Persian Lotion operates mildly rendering the skin
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Lees Indian Vegetable Specific.
certain eecua for the venerea and gonorrhaea.
Lees Tooth Ache Drops,
Which give immediate relief
Lees Tooth Powder,
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Lees Eye Water,
certain cure for eyes
Lees Anodyne Elixir.
For the Of head aches
Lees Corn Plaster,
For renewing and destroying 'orns.
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DIVIDEND.

VaxE President and Directors If the Bank of Wilmington
A and Byu1dnvine have this day declared dividend Of
50 cents per share the capital stock Of the Bank which
will be payable the Stockholders their Legal rcrresen
atiycs If er the 10th inst, By order che 3DVd,
Ian 6, 1928. 1913 ID. BYRNES, Cashier.
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Christian Advocate.

This work is continuation Of the Presbyterian Mag@
zine 1t published monthly at SO per year.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-14
PHILADELPHIA .8,AD WILvIIvN'GI'ON
PILOT.
NEW LINE OF POST COACHES,

NEW LINE OF POST COACHES,
Has commenced running between the above places and
continue to leave the Subscribers MarkcStreet, VIII
mington every morning at O'clock and The house OF
William Elliott, sign of the Harp and Eagle, North Third,
between Market and Arch Streets Philadelphia at the
same hour
FARE ONE DOLLAR and FIFTY CENTS.
The Coaches will be all in complete order. Good EIor-
SEES and careful drivers, and every accommodation well
adapted to the and comfort of Passengers,
who will be taken up and set down to suit their own con-
venence. luggage athe rtsqaeef he OUaer8.
JOIN NJ SMITH,
X. KEDDY, & Co.
TTanuagton, January 1928. lo3-~u
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C0nds.cted By ROBERT W.aLSA II.

This work is published monthly forming two volumes in
the year. 1t comprises of scientific and literary
intelligence, selected from the periodical works Great
Britain and FancePce Sc peryear payable in advance
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E.aR.IS 10 LEI.
FOR RENT.

A Property near Newport, on the Lancaster Turnpike
road, consisting of large Stone House and goud sta
Bile, garden and good pump at the door, and
u and with fruit trees. Possession to be given on
the 25th of March next. Apply to
Jan. T, 1923. 104-4tD JOSEPH LYMAN.
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Periodical Literature,

SUBSCRIPTIONS are received at the office of the
~ Waterman, for the following periodical works. now
publishing in Philadelphia by L. LitteI
Museum of Foreign Literature and
Science.
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted to the Estate of Andrew Robin.
IN son, deceased are requested to make immediate pay
ment and those having claims to present them properly
attested for settlement, to JACOB j. ROBINSON,
January 10th, 1928 lost administrator
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-14
Journal of Foreign Medicine.
Conducted By SAMUEL ElfLEM, Jr. H. d.
and FILLLq.H PRICE. H. %.

and WLLLLR.H PRICE, H. %.
This work presents, stated intervals synopsis Of the
Foreign Magazines, Journals, and Reviews, appropriated
to Medicine and its kindred sciences and its conens all
arranged under the divisions of selected papers, selected
reviews medical and philosophical gece and list of
new publications. This journal is continuation Of The
Eclectic Reperoy 1t is published quarterly So per
annJm.
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J Lees Worm Lozenges,
Wonderful Tape Worm.

am and powerful remedy for destroying all kir
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23

counts oflhe Spanish ALLURE ny Nay o;
Gibraltar. The last English inlellis encc
l'lt Molltor at Inrea in thu province of
1iureia, and BaiiHs,eroS 1t Grenada, Il 20
miles apart) about Ia cnfar Andausii--on
ms way probably on his way To Cadix.-
There whs one ha,ty paragraph indeed
whirh announced his actual entry into
Andalnsi,. IL would seem by .'iesc 81
hraltdr accounts that Moitor bud overtaken
INN, aud that = severe engn cement had
taken plae. nj Jacn in Andalu>ia about 10
leagues from Setulr. Baliastrrns Is saiL
10 have becu nor-lcd. W shall await the
details aud res.di, with great anxiety.
LAY also before our readers lhis NOR
mag further statements OF the manner IN
which The Congress lrl5aic was tnrn-d oil
from Cadz. Dn her return IT, Gibraltar.
she took Mr., Rodney On hoard. and had
sailed for Bucnos Ayres. We hasr no
account of MR. Nelson's having cit Gihra
tar. Compiler.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23
From he Boston GdidIv.

Mrs. hudson, the wife of a Jsdson, n
fanot.i Missionary in the Esat Indies, sail
ed from Boston II short time since, where
she had been tn visit her friends, and col
lect mnney from the pions aud chariiabie,
To aid her IN distributing the bread Of life
to the poor heather Of Asia. A lady who
was In familiar intercourse with Mrs. Jud-
SON, aud 10 whom application was made
for charity, informs us that the risiting
dress oflhis SELF d,nying .Jemate missionary
could not he valued al less than Iireipt
Hunared Doltats = Tie reader may be
startled Mt the mention of such an enor-
nous sum laid out upon single dress TO
decorate the person of one whose allec-
tions are professedly set upon heavenly
things, and dcspsing the vain and gaudy
alurefnrnts of the world II appeared to
us incredible, until we heard from tn" lady
some ofthe details. The Cashmere Shawl
WAS valued al 5000, the Leghorn $50, Lace
trimmings on the gown $50, the Jrwclry
sc. would soou make up the sum, leaving
necessary articles of clothing out of the
question.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23
TIE GOOD OLD TINES.


Old times let others praise a please
I'm glad thtt was born in these.
Many people are constantly making a
disparaslus reference Ia lhr state al things
formerly and even ia NirgIl's day, it was
g" OHM mcpliai8sc jgbari" am sick nj
this cant ahout the good old times If
these are not the goian day, they are
certainly the days IN live in. Let Us
weigh our wealth and compare our com
forts with those who lived in the 0ijcn
times" AND strike tine balance, and see
which is the gamer.
l.Knowlcdge used to be acquired by pro-
found study and deep research. Now it is
simpilied by daniysis, selections, beauties
and elegant extracts.
2. With item good man and an able
statesman vas a rarity. Now we have
them by dozens, in the city and country.
3. II the good old inns they wasted
their strength digging for goii, aud search
ing for the philosophers stone, or etirir Of
ffe. We want no mines u paper mill sup.
pIrs the place Of one, aud the ,ohiskey mill
The oth,r.
4. What was the state of their mGieIia
mcdicd Had they patent medicines IN
every corner those universal and never
falling remedies for al favourable com.
plants
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23

The Lenturky Gazette contains the FOL.
lowing advertisement & To Sporismen---
II Race .tor ONE Thonsard DoRars "A
gentleman in this town offers 10 run a o.
horse wagon carrying 30 pieces Of Cotton
BaGging, weighing 5000 lbs. against the
MAIL from this place 10 IIuntsviIl, DIS
lance Of 800 miles. Any person at Wash
ingion City wishing 10 risk the above sum,
(rhe Post Master General only excepted
will signify their intentions through the me
dun. OF the National intelligencer within
30 days.-.A member orthe Lexington Jocky
9ub.p
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23

.IOOre.
Il consider Shakespeare as n phluso.
pher, ds we'll rs poet. To his acute and
sagaclous mind, every varied situation Of
the human heart, every shade Of di.climi-
nation IN the human character, all the min
ute delcacies, all the exquisite touches,
all the distinct affections, all the couien-
ding lptefc It's, all the complicated passions
OF our Species, seen, Ia be laid open rs far
rs is allowed to human discernment.-
Destitute Of The aids of literature and Of
Soe,ety, he seems TO have possessed by
intuition, all tn advantages that reading
aud sorleiy can brstow and to have com
binrd the warnesi energies OF passion, the
bOldest strokes OF Imagination, the iustcSt
properties of reasoning, and the exactest
ucctics of conduct. He makes every dcs-
crIptlon picture, and every sentiment an
axiom. lie seems To have known how
every being that has cSisicd would speak
and act under cvcIy snpposcabc circum-
stance, and III Gsery possible situation
and how a Icing that never did exist,
must speak and act, If he should at amy
TINE be ,ronSht into acinai existence"
If shakespeare lived at this day, how
CO m be describe, bette, than in the fol
owing lines, the French army in Spain
aud It's COMMANDER, the Duke dAnsou
lerne
| = Witness this army Of such mass aud charge
Led by deicje and tender Prince,
Whose spirit, with divine ambition puff
Aaket mouth, nj tie iuvinribIe event
Exposing what /, mo tai and uusule,
10 al that fortune, death and danger dare,
| l. n TO al Is shell.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23

mile, Is . thing absolutely Impossible.
Pause a Inoment---Ne have very lately, 1
bis city, been made acquainted . iill On
indian visitor, Who formerly foamed liHi
the woods With his tonahawk, and mir.
gled his war.w hoop with the less f..roei1ss
ef'rs OF wild BEASTS rs savage ne fiins' u.
This son OF The forest sung . .tanzas fr, n
DIR. Waits IN thr cberol 81 augi age. b.
naiiY" tongue, Which be- h L himself traas.
lated =" Which languag' - you eoneeiye
N" mot musical ~ W. enguired--he an
sw' raj without hesitatiun, fhst Cbeto.
kee"--ihc frequent recurrence Of he hitter
>, he added, gave Ia our language hissifs
sound, whichrcudcrrd il suitable onlyl' hold
conversation with snakes il Wa FIJI 81
Kissing, aud scarcely sentence MS re-
from this neecui' This Missing letter :.
occurs fifteen times in the lat sentence
we have written.
BaHimore Morning ChroR.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23
0C9---

Let VS. not in the exubcrance Of orr per
sonal vanity, compliment to highly our
exclusive right aud title to civilization. We
have no right 10 make use of such m ex-
preston the term Cherokee College will
hc read by many nf nGr readers with .
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23

vessels, IN whatever nation they belong,
| VIII run The rak of conliscailon.
" Iiis government al The <lus hopes that
the measure which IL has 10 nj II nrcesSa-
~ 10 taxi will he nf short difitinn, and
that soon the places biockaded will again
l,e opened 10 the commerce of all states.
a. have the honar, Sc.
! (Signed) Oh ArEAUBRIAND.
Pats, jul, p, 1923"
BAAONNE PAPERS.
We received yesterday Baeonne papers.
with despatch lron san Miguel, dated
Barcelona, ly 3, announcing important
advantages over the French
q Barceioaa, .JuIg s, eighi o'eiock, P. NJ
=" Ira IN .Nuti0H ira Ia Consultation
b,raa Sus iMttaies DefeHsores I ! The
natIopoi arms are covered with glurv. The
Lieut.. General commanding al interim the
tfny OF operations, this morning attackrd
the eurmy much beyond the Bridge Of
Mons del Rey, aud having succeeded
IN drawing tn our positions, which he intre-
ptiiy aitache he WAS twice repulsed, and
ohlI, ed 10 f Il back, leaving the field and
blid5c caycred with killed aud wounded
the thlid attack was d less fatal To him,
but OH valiant troops, wearied by 81 much
slaus retired lrom Their positions in
Affect order.
Z" The attacks directed by Lieut.. Genera
Lloberas much beyond the Martorcli had
the salne result The enemy twice endea-
vOred To make himself master of them, and
was both times repalsrd by Our lnnsketrN
and grapeshot his loss Is incalcuahle.--
Death aud terror prevailed in his ranks
orr troops were wcaried, and filled with
horror at such slaushtct, followed the
movements of the other divisions retiring
IN the greatest order.
THE troops of the garrison which sup
ported and aided the exortions of the army
Cooperation, yallaldly attacked the slaves
on Esppulgas, aud driving them from their
positions, have covered themselves with
glory.
"The enemy lost in this memorable at
tack. 500 killed and about 1000 wounded
our position did not permit us to take adj
vantage of the confusion which prevailed
in the enemy'o ranks during the attack to
make some prisoners.
=" Our loss has been 81 very small, thai
it is not worth speaking of, except To do
justice 10 the memory OF 30 brave Span
iards " no have sacrificed themselves for
their country and liberty, aud as many
others who are wounded.
I've have always fought in advantage
aus positions.
The army retires in the greatest order
tn Santa Colonna, without losing sight Of
this place and ol Tarragona.
The troops of the line, the volunteers,
and the miqnelets have covered themselves
with glory.
Which | communicate to you to be
announced to the heroic inhabitants.
The Chief of the Stall,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23

The London Morning Chronicle has pull
iishcd an attack on Louis XVIII on nccouaf
Of bate execution OF four conspirators in
luris, in the mask of Gan Ode on the den;h
OF four heroes Of Persia executed for an NJ.
tempt 10 give liberty 10 their conntry--trous.
lated from n fragment discovered IN the ruins
OF Persepolis.' The Courier designates H.
"anolhcr epiecdinm upon traitors"
Shall exeerniion waste word,
Thou Eorr-eroHnd Mares, upon thee
Iwerc vnin ere long thy rnee abhorrd
Shall perish in it's intamy
DrorHdm hm sen Of biood. which thou
In Thy cold hate art pouring now
Ycs touch thr timhrtl, Join the danre,
Thy senhols do their work and spill
The bat, The hrnvca blood Of -
Yesl sing and laughter; feast and kill
Proud triumph which. with heart elate,
PnierH0i love might celebrate.
Pdierndi-ht0ten-desfrHded power
What mysteries in those folds are hid
Most royal king-thnl dost dcvonr
Len thy own sons--as Salau did
Thy title Sire, is most complete
Aye thou arr alllegilimatc,
Procedure knife is in Thy hand,
Nm Old mans thirst for blood ~ keeu---
PouI forth IL torrents DER the land.
Md be-- ntm hon bdd eter bftn
q spare not--lci no pity bring
icar 10 thy heari-~h0u ai u king
A Ming and kings can do no wrnngi
No laws can reach HfDi--su they deem
I'LL indignation, sl0mhefng long,
Wakes from her Spectrchanntcd dream,
Aud sweeps, as with n storm, away,
The proud insnldnEpcst OF clay.
Thou vert forgiveu--thou vert forgiven
Grimes which tbs slnud rcmrmbcr'd wellt
Aud thou hast pnid u smile of heaven
YIN He mah roieber Of heH
Prrsia. gave a crown, aud half hehrt,
And thou arr grotJm! nye, thon art
It's ureet, no doubt, ms nge appears
Through evening" lnst vifiseinde,
To Itad on midops signs nnd TENS,
10 rcVri IN II PATRIOTS Hood,
And hfndie@ iraDhsand @4aoids rid
Shine gddy round on old mnB s bed
IND aWcd II Is 10 W IN hr0nts
BgiH apon skniis and sioiRd uiih pores
Midst shouts mud songs and cries aud groaus.
Tho moulurr's wall, the cannon ) fonr.-
Such thrones ARE on an earthquakes mine,
And NcrAc. such throne is thine!
Here there IL n hiatus IN she MS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23
DEATH on MIR. EPpES.


The melancholy account reached us
yesterday morning of the death Of John
W. Eppcs, ESD after long aud lingering
indispos'tion.--Mr. Eppcs served IN both
branches of Gnugress with distinguished
reputation. ii" was respected by The peo-
pie, and beloved IN all the walks Of privata
life. For sulid worth, he has not herhaps
left his superior behind him.
Rich. Cam. Of he 17M.
DiED--On Saturday evening last, after n
short illness, Mr JAMES VI. EARL, IN the
in The 10Th yearoi his age, naiive of Alex
andr'o, but for few weeks past a resident OF
this place.
--------, on Sunday evening Inst, Mr. LIZ
BOuRN W. LEFTWICH after an Illness Of
about ten days. Few men, 80 Young, have
left behind them more friends Than Mr. 49,
wife and Que child, and Urge circle OF re-
la'ions and acqnaintances, deplore hisuntinse-
" fate
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23

TIE I0oIjess tompany.--A very old
gentleman told me that he was once invited
Ia dine with lady of sumo distinction nj
u lii, about liis own age, and Where he
met party Of inmates 10 the number Of
eighi, the lady herself making one. On
sitting down 10 The table, the seven guests
looked at the dinner with some surprise,
There being nothing solid To be seen in an,
one oi tn" dishes no loint of any sort, but
soups, minced meats, stewrd vegetables.
lrllles, ayliahuhs, creams, &c. This old
lady amused herself short Time with Wit
Messing the strange looks of her company,
belief shc explained to them the mystery.
She Then told them, that. having an exact
know Wedge Of Their circumstances, and II
slmpai hriic feeling lon ards them, she re.
solved la make a te0St for the Whole party,
suitable 10 their condition. Tint sLe had
reason Ia know, that, though eight ia mum
Der, they had not one iooM amongst them
all, aud she had therefore, ordered din
ncr, upon which they Deed not bestow n
thought upon the lost power Of mastica,on.
Such an odd piece of kindness, AS
the old gentleman told me, kept them
laughing 80 all dinner lime that they found
the i"oIhless meat almost rs difficult to
swallow as II ii had consisted of bones.
Htrdidie .ijl0mdiies.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23

CurnAw, Is. c. Sept 4.-Scipio, one
of the negro conspiraiors in Charleston Of
last year, and who was sentenced To per-
petual Punishment from tie United States,
recently made his escape from the protec-
ton of his master, Capt. WV. SIMS, of
Sumpter +; under whose charge he had
been put by the Court for the execution of
the sentence aud Proceeded To Charles
ton, where he had been but short time,
before inflammation was given of his arrival,
when he was promptly arrested and sccu-
red since which he has been arralgned
before the Court of Magistrates and Free
holders, aud called upon 10 show cause
why sentence of death should mt be passed
upon him he being found within the H.
mIis oi this State, contrary To the sentence
formerly promulgated against him. He
rogue ted through council for time to con
Ter with his master, now in the interior ol
tee State, for which purpose the term oI
tInce weeks VAS allowed by the Court.
Intel.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23

be- f1sg1.a. h4#h.=i \ solnllx Il.
ldrntcpaal IN the service OF The Duke al
Brunswick, died o. an inflammation in tn
ban, deeply ianruled by me, aud IN,
TIN" children. | no,iy my friends al
rrlatl'rs % Tire event, but hcg that they
WI make III atte:apt al consolation. ~ II
WI only increase the proper sorrow which
| Eel
| Brauncshweig June q. laa3
Eet.nd .SoiBiis,
formerly BehrenS.
Tn Friday evening died. after hong su-
t"llngs, my never 10 ne Forgotten wife, T.
icannr Wilhelmina, by maiden n,lnc
Schulz, la the J.3d year of her age, an.l
the S5th ofaur happy marriage. OF this
loss, 50 great tn mr. aud my children,
hereby dutliuliy Inform my friends aud ar
1uhlrances
Lucknow, June 9Th, 1898.
John Christian kldncfc.
We dp,lfuEs lulorm our relatives and
tlends of our belug ne,rolh,d.
Dresden, May 2oth, l623,
.lIrry Inn BasScnge
Henry Bier.
hereby respectfully acqu,ml my distant
''iho ANU lflliNta III lne btlfbtnhl al my
daughter Fredarica, To the comedian, Mr..
Hoffman.
Slieiswala, May 10th.
J. e. krampe.
We hereby have the honor IN inform ali
sent relation, aud friends that our marriage
took place ON the eth of May.
Horst, 1923.
H. l.. ION Srhdier,
IL III ~. ION ,Schdacr
formerly Boehman.
We hereby have the honor duiiluly 10
inlorr. our lriends and relatives, thai on,
marriage took place on the, 25d inst.
Branzlw, May 9Th.
.3ogps'ts ION LgBat,
julia Ton Lnfti
This day, my heovcd wife. 10y maiden
name Schultz, was happily delivered of IA
healthy girl.
Hamburger, May Both.
&. $. H. Siemers, u.
Early yesterday morning, my wife, by
maiden name WilLelmau, was safely deli
yered of "A boy, of which duly notify rela
,iuns and friends.
Magdcbnrgh, June / 5th.
" Hiem Batolid.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23

Here there is hiatus IN she MS.
I How ancient aud modern tyranny nrref
The quantity seems little in fnuti here
we wish for the sake Of fastdious renders, We
had been of liberty 10 Introduce monosyin-
bic IN place of Persia.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-23

In the German papers received at the
Philadelphia Gazette office, notices Of
huths, marriages, aud deaths, appear IN the
form of advertisements, Of which the fol
lowing may serve as specimens ::
On the eth Of this month, my never to