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NJ arsilal's Sale.

49,. WILL be sold in consequence
8EE OF the purchaser not comply zoe
Gsss with former sale, on Thursday,
sitbe 10th day Of April nexl, for
cash, ct l2 O'Clock, on the premises, ali
the right, title and interest Of William
Patterson, in and 10 lot Of ground, With
a two story brick house thereon; situate
on the north site OF Wolf street, between
Union street and the wharf, fronting on
Wolf street &c f.et and extending back So
feet. Sold to satisfy an execution in IA
vor of Charles SHADES administrators, 4.
gainst the said William Patterson.
D. MINOR, DIN,
for 7. RinggoId, Marshal.
feb 81
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POETRY.
from tac Morning CAro"sele.
THE PATRIOTIC spANlARBs


rosE-aULs COLUMBIA.
Iberi,n mountains nigh and hoar,
Nno,e tops afe crowned with vestai snow,
What sIdden light besias to pour
And lash upon the wales below
IT'S freedom rising from her car,
To6ght in Spain her morning star.
o! bythat Il sht. whas glorious shades
Of Heroes and Of Saints are seen,
All armed with shiain battle blades;
With names to memory ever green.
Thew move behind fair fredon's car,
While she relights her morning star,
Now. while her favorite star she turns,
And sets it in a sky so clear
Behold, behold, what lustre burns,
What sacred Gsht-'tis glory's sphere;
Shout every hill top from sfar
For freedom lights her morning star.
That light inspires each patriot soui,
And .sells the heart to noble deeds,
Zach hilltop, far as eve can roll, ...
Now swarms with men and bounding steeds
The Patriots--next To Heaven they stand
Defenders Of their native land.
What sxarming crowds are those beneath,
In the dark cavern shades they stray,
Poor groveliing siaeish souls they breathe,
Without 4 ghmmer Of the ray;
Strangers have travelled from afar,
Toquench this glorious morning star.
But bark what shouts the welkin rend,
From every mountains shining height,
Adoring millions kneel and bend,
And gaze on that Transforming light;
. A,ua f SEQ
Before they quit her morning star.
Think We. cries freedom with sneer,
rais light can be sxtinguished So
We slaves WITH CONSERVATION hear,
Nv sun is rising just below,
His glories oeaming wide and far,
Shall only quench my morning star.
Baltimore, March 18th. 1898.
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To Rent.

-, Two houses at West End, near
mn The toll gate; very advantageous
Hi situation for shoemaker, having
.Asl been long occupied by one. also.
several houses in towD--(rent very low
A. HOLLBROOK.
march go eaw3W
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To Rent.

To Rent.
A-A THE subscriber will rent biz
NTH store, on Vowell's wharf 10 suit
RSSS able person or persons, Who wi /
49, purchase his
Stock IN Trade.
The terms will be liberal-he will use bis
Influence TO retain his former customers
the situation is a good one either Tor q
wholesale or retail and commission store
E. CORNING.
dec 12 If
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THE HIGHWAYMAN OUTWIT
TED.

a gentleman, on his return from the
assises at York, was attacked on the
no d by . highwayman, to whom ne DC
live,ed a small sum Of money. The
robber told him that he should not be
satisfied with trifie; and sterply DE.
manded h sum which>he knew he had
received, NJ then carried ahSui him.
The gentleman with & eat apparent
terror, drew forth leather Big, and
giving it to the highwaymsn, said.
Take what you want. but spare my
life" The fellow eagerly seized the
bag, and rode off with it through bye
lanes till he arrived at place of secu.
rity. There he stopped to examine his
booty, which to his astenishment h,
found to consist only of q quantity of
half-pence, and a copy Of dying speech
Of q snalefactor, who had been execu
ted the day before for highway robbie :
iy.
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A Paris correspondent OF one OF the
London journals makes this statement:
"The resurrsction-men will doubt.
less be thrown into great alarm, by the
following diplomatic information which
1 give you from the highest authority.
The surgeons. and lecturers and stu
deots of London, have opened CORES
pondence with the British Embassy, in
the design to negotiate with the French
government for the expectation of dead
bodies, commonly called s"tjscts
They appeal to the desire Of the French
to promote the sciences to the pecun'
ary interests of the government ana
plead the enormous expense aud ba-
gard of obtaining bodies in Lond1n.
A subject costs Isl. l5S.-aNd lately
some students stealing, or to speak
more technically, procuring some late.
" themselves in a church yard were
So peppered in the legs with small shot
as 20 be unable to get home, and unfit
for service. / have seen the proposi.
lions 10 form
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-25

Pennsylvania Clover Seed.
THE subscriber has received for sale.
4 100 bushels RED GLOVER SEED, Of the
last years growth.
JOHN G. VOWEL.
mar IS 81,
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AIS 0y
To Rent.

- A brick DIV elline house on Hem
N ~, between Prince and Duke.sts.
Hsss calculated for small family
H.. Immediate possession will be
given. Apply to
WIN. FowLE GO.
aug 20
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10 Rent.

hs,xA THE large brick warehouse re-
m Gently oecGpied by Mess,s. A. L.
ESs A. h. Adams as a grocery, ship
I cbandlcry. and paint store; ior
WHICH, or the reception OF grain. being i'm
medIatelv on the wharf, there can ts no
better situation. The rent will be mode.
rate. and. possession given on the lst Of
Octo Der,
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10 Rent.

10 Rent.
s-noA The subscriber wishes TO rent
~" for one or more years, bis wtran
AsSs, and warehouse. The warehouse
" is stories high, fire proof, and
having every convenience for an extensive
business. The wharfis ITO feet in length,
and 40 in breadth, and has water of sufh-
eient depth Tor the largest vessels.
JONAH THOMPSONs
aug Is II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-25
TO Let,

TO Let,
-, The fire proof brick warehouse,
I'm corner o! King and A!fred.streeis,
80 now occupied BY Mr.. George
/" Johnson, with or without shed
warehouse, on Alfred-st. 1t is very con-
yeniept and one Of THE best stands in town.
Possession may be had at any time. For
terms apply to
A, C. CAZENOVE.
mar I
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COMPILED BY THOMAS J RODGERS
o." We are reduced TO the alternative of cftoo-
sing an unconditional submission to he ty,an-
nv oi illtatcd ministers, resistance by Ion ce
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cost oil Tins 5utest, aud find nothing So d. eaa-
tul as voluntary slave y. Honor, Justice, and
Humanity loibid Us .amely to sur ender that
fieedom winch we received from rur gallant
.ncesto 5, and which our innocent poateiity
havea n to receive Il ON us. We cannot
endure the lntany and quit OF resisnIng sue
ceeding generations to that wretchcdness VIII Oh
inevitably awa them, II we baaely entail mere
d"ty bondage upon them.
The arnls We nave been compelled by our
{ :tnle. ito assume, we Will, in defiance oil every
hazard, vita unaoatlng tirmness aud perse, e.:
ance, employ ioi the Preservation ot our li.er-
tits--being with one mind resolved to die Tree
men atner than to live slaveo."- Declaration
of Congress, setting forth the ueccsSi,y % taking
up armS--.july Il, I175.
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New and Valuable Medicine.
Is ~. n, n
Ml!..ELDROC!.P.!.N
VOU9.ASo@AAO

TE,fil.s nc, and elegant Basam bids fai
Il to stand unrivalled in lis merits, for Con
sumptions and Coughs, and we boldly venture
to assert that no Medicine has ever gained so
much credit in SO short time as this compo-
sition. Scarcely case occurs but may be
relieved by the timely use OF II, many having
lately used it in seated Consumptions with the
most surprising success, who were gwen up
by the most skiful physicians in the country.
Many certificates OF its efficacy accompany
each bottle.
hereby certify that my wife has FOR some
time past been troubled with IA violent Cough,
and has been in a very delicate health, and
after having tried many different things with
out getting relief | bought for her bottle OF
DR.. Melen's Cough Drops, from tie use OF
which Il very short time she found great relief,
and her Cough has entirely left her, and she
has regaincd her strength.
JOHN w. JENKINS.
Hudson, 18Th IfOnh both, 1919.
Affirmed before me, JOSEPH ID. MCNEIL,
Recorder Of The city Of Hudson
To the afflicted whom .pis may concern-l
hosanna Barton, do certify that took NO
lent cold in the latter part of the year 1918
which created violent Cough and difficulty
OF breathing, which was very distressing till
procured bottle of Doctor MeIlen's Cough
Drops, and by taking few doses Of the said
drops, was entirely cured of my Cough and
pain in NV side ROSANNA BARTON,
Wife of Mr.. Joseph Barton.
Hudson, I2h .HonA 1871, 1919.
This is to certify that in June 1873, was
seized with a very distressing Cough, pain in
my side, great weakness Of the lungs, and it
continued until July 1919, which confined me
TO the house aud part OF the time 10 my bed
| had tried every thing as thought but all in
vain. | was at last induced to make trial OF
DR.. MelIen's Cough Drops, which gave me i'm
mediate relief, increased my strength, aud re
stored my former sleep. can with the great
est confidence recommend them 10 all that are
afflicted with those complaints as a very yalu
able medicine. NANCY BOURNE.
Hudson, CoIuntbia city, Nf.Dee. q, 1919.
/ FOR SALE nv
| DIR. Z HUMPHREYS, LynchhnrS
March Is I'm
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From the Miscellaneous Register.
FORTY YEARS AGO

Literature meant learning, aud was SUD.
ported by common seuse. Refined non
sense had no advocates, ard was pretty
generally kicked out Of doors.
rory ytdrS dgO--mcH of property could
labor, and wear homosp 10 church. Wo
N en could spin aud weave make butter
aud cheese, whose husbands were worth
thousands.
Forty years 0go-thcre were but few
merchants III the country-few insoIycnt
debtors and very rarely imprisoned for
debt
foHy years ag'o~-the young ladies' of the
first responsibility learned music, but il was
lie bummlng of the wheel, and learned the
II, crssary steps Of dancing in following il.
her forte piano was loom, their parasol
a broom, and their novels the bible.
Iorty years ago the young gentlemen
hoed corn, chopped wood at The door and
went to school in the winter to learn read
ing, writing and arithmetic.
Forty years dgo--thcre was some respect
paid 10 old age, 10 the ministers Of the pa
rsh, and 10 Sunday.
forty yeorS dgO-there was no such thing
as balls IN the summer, and few in the win
ter, except snow balls.
f,o'fy geors ogo--ifa mechanic promised
10 do your work, You might depend on his
word, the thing would be done.
Ii is said that the missionaries in Cal
eutta have no other beverage but water.
no flour or beef, or any other kind OF
butchers meat. Their principal food is
rice. Their clothing is the plain coarse
/ muslin which is manufactured by the ma,
| tivcs.
hgenuitg-A LendOn paper states that
q Mr.. Bedcl has writcd Gottlsmith's De
serted Village, The Traveller, Retaliation.
Slan2ns on the taking of Quebec, and
sonnet--ihe whole composing 1883 lines
aud about 10000 letters, in a square TIVE
and half by Two and a third inches. There
are no a6bre'iations, and it may be d,s
tinctly read with a magnlfying glass.
| -eE9-
| A barrel of flour, which evidently had
been III the ocean several years, as it was
completely covered with barnacles and
grass, was picked up, in the South Pacific
Ocean, by a whaling ship. On opening it,
il was found TO be in statv,sf preserva-
ton, and not more thas an inch of il IL
llured by the water. Ii came to hard
ltimely, as tae ships, company was in grt;'c
J distress Tor want ofhrsat, Phi. Reg,
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\ LIST OF l. TIERS,

heWdHihg an me fDSf tHtcc, NJ Iynchbufr
| Ia. on The Joh day q Srpitmb,r, 1928.
| .1-Frances II. Applebcrry, William A
Allen, Josepa Ancher, Miss Charlotte Arm.
strong, Edward Atkinson, Adler Arlington
John |. Amber.
B-Wm. Boiling, Miss Eliza Boothe
Christopher |. Bococh, Robert Banks =
Capt Henry Balingcr, Honel l.. Brown,
Robert NJ. Boden, Mrs. lame II. Boyd, Jas.
Brown, Miss Sally II. Baughan, Eli Blnch,
Ambrose Burford, Presley Boley, Mathew
Bollamy, James Byars, Rev. Thomas Il.
Brame, John Boyd, Alessrs. Joseph Boycc
Il Co, Edward Brown, Edmund Brown,
Matilda Burton, woman OF colour, Mr..
Burton.
C-Richeson Curle, Charles K, Cobbs,
Moses +. Cook, VIM. Chiles, Rc>. Walter
Christian, Mrs. Mary Cralle, William II.
Chaplain, Mrs. lsbel Cannifax ., Peter q.
Camden, Rev. Joseph Carson, Pleasant
Greasy, Robert Camm, Reuben Cox, julius
tTsar, Clerk superior court chancery 3,
Doct. Geo. Cabell, Minor Cox.
D-Iiichard Dciarnett s. Sons, Jane
Damersen, Polly Davis, Samuel II. Davis,
Mrs Susannah Douglas, Elizabeth Doug
las.
E-Challcs Ellis.
F-Xachariah Freeman, Shelton Foster
G-James Gillian, Ileroy 5. Garner,
Benz 5. Gale, Henry s. Green, John Gar
rett, Daniel Gray.
H-Jesse Hare, Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Hill
John Hopper, Ohm Holmes, Edw Hughes,
VIM. d. Hill, John +. Hawkins, Dcmarcus
Xix, ii. II. Hurt, John Hockaday, Daniel
Hide, Ambrose II. Hansard, Mrs. Mcdg-
wich, Austin W. Hunter, Conrad IIolstein,
Richard ID. Haden.
Mrs. Elizabeth johnson, Jonah Isbel,
Rhody lrby, Vimothy johnson, Ives, Lew
is & Co. 9, inspectors Spring Warehouse,
VIM. Joiner.
k-Zach,ile King 2.
L--James Lane, Cyrus NJ. LazcTlo, John
>. bepingston, james Lee, Mrs. Anne q.
Lampkin, Capt. VIM. X. Lee, Mrs. Martha
+. Lee, Capt. James l.. Lampkin, Doctor
Francis l.. Lee
Al-Jeremiah Murphy, Read Monigome-
~ s Co, Rev. W. Z. Martin, VIM Massie
>, Charles Mitchell, Thomas Norman, Jr.
Mrs. Fanny Merchant, James Martin 4,
Richard ). Massie, John Martin 3, Rev.
Stith Mead 8, Eli Mayors, Edw. McCrede,
VIM. Mayberry, James G. Norman,
Mrs. Sarah Martin, Thos. S. McCleIland,
John Monalan, John Malone, Thomas N.
Mann Q, Henry Meredith, Andrew More.
land ., Thomas Mckennedy, VIM. Mont
gomery, Jane Moss, woman of colour,
Edw. {. Mansfield, Harvey Mitchell.
Mrs. Rosenea North, Spencer Nor
veil, Sr.
P-Beni. A. Phillips, John d. Plunkett,
Mrs. Elizabeth Price, Charles Prtchard,
Jas. Poindexter, Rev. Chas. Price, Dabney
I. Philips, V. Peyton, Mrs Mary c. Pen
dleton.
RE. i. Rawson, Esq. Miss Sally Ram
sey, Robert Robinson, Johan Ride, Mr.
Risque 9, Spencer c. Reid, Philip Rohr,
Henry l.. Rose, VIM. Robinson.
S-Tareton Saunders, Abner Scissor,
Capt Eppes Spain, James Stewart, John
". Schcnk, Daniel Stratton, Jesse Sam
mons, John Shepherd.
I1Armstead Truslow Q, VIM. Thomp.
son, ST., Arson Tinsley, Doctor Sanue
Talialerro.
j Benz. Vawtcr2.
U-fonntain Wells, Mrs. Elizabeth A
Williams, Capt. John Warwick, Captain
Elias Wills, Luke Wade, VIM. Woodruff,
Robt. A. Wilson Q, Capt. John T.. Wood
son, Jacob Woodson, Adam White, j.. Y.
Himbush, Hardin Wash.
JOHN d. MUkRELL, p. NJ.
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.Hcssrs. .qrchibaH freelaud, Jy. UiRiam

Freciond, and John Ffeeiand,
CENTLEMEN-As YOU are not inha-
* bitanfs of this commonly calih, and mol
having any agent known 10 me, yon will
please 10 take notice that shall on Monday
the 18Th day Of October next at the Franklin
Hotel, in the town of Lynchburg, proceed to
take the dc. positions Of ChristophcrRIake, and
James Bullock, in a suit depending in the
Superior Court Of Chaucery for tie Lynch.
burg District, wherein ! am plaintiff, and
james bullock, Christopher Clark, AZ II Rich
ard Anderson, Beverly BLGir, aud David An
derson, trading under TIE firm aud style of
Anderson, Blair /, Anderson, 4 Yourselves are
defendants. BENJAMIN LEWIS
August r. w1wz LOG.
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temale H0ar0inS Mouse.

TEFE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs
Il her friends andthc public, that she has rem
ted thenpper part ottle tenement, lately occu-
pied by Mcssrs. Thomas q Daniel Higginbot-
ham, where she intends opening boarding
house Tor tine accommodation oi FEMALES,
and ltas made arrangement, for The reception
OF > or 10 young ladies', and is determined
10 spare no pains to render thrir Tine and 81
tuation quite agreeable,--iier terms are rs
follows Fifty dollars per session, furnishing
board, washing, lodging and FIRE wood.
MATILDA NASH
September 10. w2w
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o. The EDIToRs OF THE VIRGINIAN,
(agents for Lynchburg and its vicinity So
itcit subscriptions to the above works.
The North American Review, and Amerl-
can Journal of Science, particularly, are
now well established, and have decided
claim to public support, as forming impor-
tant parts of our national literature.