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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-07
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office.

ONAcc.
u'HE LYNCHBUKG MILLS are pre-
] pared tor the reception OF WHEAT this
proprietors propose grinding principally on
commission The Terms viii he liberal.
WILLIAM DAVIS, jg' 1gtnt
eth mo. 9Th. IS
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THAT like 10 see, and 1ohot don't Ike 10
5te.
like to see young ladies', after they have
left school, possess sufficient modesty to
keep them out Of the street, and not expose
themselves to the gaze Of iders, who do
nothing but stand about corners, and make
observations. The brightest gem ceases to
attract admiration, when too often seen.
| like to see the waist of lady, as the
hand of her Creator made it and not la
ced as to correct deformity. Artfice may
please the vulgar, but men of sense despise
il.
hike to see fashions, &c. left 40 young
ladies-married ones have enough to do
if they will attend to their own business at
home-Old folks look ridiculous in gaudy
dress, and should consult ease more than
fashion.
| dislike to see young ladies blush at
double entendres. They should never put
any immodest construction on any thing,
but if there be any thing ~ blush at, avoid
II.
dislike to see young tops staring about
and glggling in church, at every thing, or
person within their view. Better quit it,
boys, ii makes you appear exceedingly ri
dicuous.
dislike to see a married man lounging
about tavern, unless he has business, or
staying out late at night II looks too much
as il " happiness dwells not at home"
dislike to see man in the midst of an
argument furnish oaths instead of reasons
in support of his cause, and substaniate
bold assertions for demonstrations--itloo looks
as if he was out of ideas
Ike to see IA good idea, expressed in a
brief manner-- and Ike to SEE such things
! often in print. Nash. Wig.
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AleXanAer Mcdonald

HAS recently returned from the North,
Il L where he has been for the purpose OF
selecting general assortment OF the first rate
materials for carrying on the
Hat .ManWacturing Business,
And avails himself of this method OF inform
ing his friends and the public in general, that
he is now fully prepared to furnish all kinds OF
HATS, Of the latest and most approved FASH
lou, at the shortest notice. His materials are
OF superior quality, of his own selecting,
and from the experience he has in the Hat
making business he has no hesitation in pledg-
ing himself to those who may be disposed to
favor him with their custom, that his work
shall not be surpassed by any of the European
or northern manufactures.
u Orders from the country will at all
times command his most prompt attention,
and no pains will be spared TO render entire
satisfaction.
His factoryis on the main street, nearly OPP
posite the market house, and next door TO MIR.
John Poe's currying shop.
October7. 2tw4W
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pose of at the lowest market prices, for cash.
August ~. 2a@6w 4
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CoHEN'S OFFICE,
Baltimore, OCT %, 1923,
List of the / lth days drawing Of the GRAND
STATE LOTTERY.

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1864 5000 l546l do 90
And 1874 prizes OF IL
State Of The WheeiS-The wheels Of this
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TO complete the scheme, aud no prize yet
drawn higher than $1,000
The drawing of the patriotic scheme Of the
Washington Monument Lottery will be con.
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The great capitals still undrawn.
M marked thus SOid nj COHEN'S Of
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oC "a uitnprons list of nriZes stands the
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was opened. aWhsi is her crime /" asked
his LoIdship. Wi,chcrsft." How is i,
proved {" I" She hss q powerful spell"
Let me see 1.-THE spell was handed TO
tho bench---it appeared small bali OF vsri.
ously colored rags Of black sik, bound with
threads Of as many different hues--,hese wero
nnwouod end unloIded, uniii there appeared
scrap Of parchment, on which were written
certain characters, now heafly illsgibie from
much use. I" Is this the spel |" Tho pro.
secutofs answered il was. The Judge shsr
locking ct this potent charm foi o few mo.
ments, addressed himself TO the terrified p,is.
oDes. "Prisoner, how came you by this !"
10 cure my chid's ague." /" How long since 7"
T.i,'y years, my lord" "And did il cure
her :" "Oh, yes, and nsny Others" al
an glad ofh." The judge paused few mo.
ments, and then sdd'sssed tho jury" Geo.
tiemsn Of the jury, ,hi'iy years ago, l and
some companions, ss tbooghtless IS myself
went 10 ibis womsn's dwelling, then = public
house, and alter enjoying ourselves, iound We
had no means 70 discharge the reck koniog. !
had recour SO to s,rstsgem. Observing a child
sick of al seue, ! pretended / had spoil TO
cure her. wrote tho classic lines you see,
on . scrap Of pa, chmeh,, and was discharged
OF ,he demand 90 me, by the gratitude Oi the
poor woman befo's Us, for the supposed bene.
6i--ns,ure doubtless did 10 uch Tor tbe ps,ient,
he force Of Imagination The rect. This Incl.
den, but i'll suits my present character, end
the station in which ! cit, but TO ooeesl it
would be ,osggi ava,eahe folly for which IT be.
CONES me 10 etUne.
London hatcr.
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@isrelIaneous ArtiCtes.
RATS.

n.I Os
In no country /, there . creature so do struc.
tive Of properly rs the rot IN Jamsics; their
rsvsges are iDconceivsbe. One year win u.
mother, i, is supposed That they destroy at
least about twentieth part Of the sugar canes
IN oughout the island, smoun,ine 10 little short
oil 200 ,0ook cufrenny per annum. The sugar
Cane is their tavosite food but they sl.o p'ey
upon tho iodian corn, on all the i'uits ibat are
accessible to them, and 90 many Of the roots.
Some idea will be formed OF tho immense
swsrms Of those destructive >auimals ,ha, IN.
les, this island, from the fact, that on single
plantation, thirty thousand were destroyed in
une year. Traps OF various kinds are BOT TO
catch them, ?uison is resored TO, and ,e riers,
and sometimes tesrits, are employed to explore
,hei, hsun,s sod root them out suil, however,
their numbers 'emsio undiminished, a. far at
least ~ Con be judged by The ravsges they
commit. They are ofs much larger sze than
the European rat, especially tha, kind Of them
called by tho negroes race oons. On the eS.
pertinent being raade OF putting one OF these
and cat together, the latter declined attack.
ing IL.
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WITCHCRAr7.

When Lord Chief justice Hol, presided in
the Cont Of Kings bench, poor decrepi, old
eres,u,e, equally bowed down with age, power.
~, and inh'mi,y, va, btcoght before him,
charged ~ criminal, 90 whom the full sever.
iy Of tbs law ought 70 be- visited with sxem.
play effect. The tsrrors Of impar,ialhy oev.
e. &c, on any judges brow, with more impoes.
sive dignity OF thres,ening aspect, than on ,hs,
oi Judge Holt Tho trembling culpri, was
overwhelmed with her lsars.-Ths charge
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Prom the Brooklyn observer.

,..
Did You ever 20 ND TO Thanksgiving
swsggrrs what oceans o. cakes!
What darn'd sight q Lasses il takes.
ny Golly what de.,us great chickens.
IA big as old rooslers, | van!
and turkeys AS fat as the dickens.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04

q My harp also is turned to mourning. and my organ
irto The voice OF them that weep"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-04
,st valuable medicine ever in use.
for
COUGHS, CONSTITUTIONS md ASTHMA
.ASTKIf.1


COUGHS, CONSTITUTIONS md ASTHMA
THIS new and healing bssam bids iair to rival ev-
cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and complaints Of the luogs leading to consumption
and even IN seated consumptons II has isteiy been
used by many with the surprising eucceSs. II
certificates from persons Of the highest rcspectsei
ity the great and increasing demand for Them may
BE- called proof of its good fleets it is proved
Scarcely case of colds, coughs, pain in the SIDE,
difficulty of breathing, want OF sleep arising from de-
bity or even consumptions. but may be relieved BY
the timely use ofths medicine. Every genuine bot
tie has -SgIercon's Cough Drops stamped Oh 1t, aud
the directions sii signed by James AsthH.
These drops geOerslly give ease ia most cases of
coughs, colds. difficulty of breaking, wheezing,
side The aged will experience re'iet equally agree
able and instantaneous, even when tie lungs are at
fected.
or BE particular. each genuine bottle has
Z" .fndersons Cough Drops" stamped on 1t and that
each of the directions signed in writing by Jn'es
.Nelsa-n no others are geDame.
Price, one door for large, and fy cents for small
bottles
GT The a5OOe Medicine 10 for sale By
SAMUEL W. NlNSON,
DRUGGIST AND hPOTHECARY.
N. 10, thames STREET,
who has also Tor sale constant supply OF the
bess kinds OF
Medicines, Drugs, &c.
Also sold whoIc>ale and retail, by George II. Til
Inghsst John ii. Mason, Providence Dr. Tibbit,s,
Warwick Benjamin Bateman, East'"reenwich
Daniel Carpenter, UxbFidge David Farnum, smith.
field DR. Briggs, Bristol, Thomas 5 Taylor, Little
Rest. gowse habcock. Westerly Dr, J'llinghast.
Wexford Jeremiah W liams, Warren; Daniel
Brewer. Taunton, (Msss) and the Post. Master at
Satersynle. May 81, 1928.
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!,r Es'ste IS ,t:,t,".. ." Ihs%e; i an, lT
divided by entries through The MIDDLE, and bavi,s.
two 'front.' enu snces, and separate kiekshs aud csi.
hrs' II would accommodate two separate fsm,iies
w,tn or convenient rooms each. besides fasier.
.d rooms in he garrett. IL has good garden, snr
The lot extends 20 the babor. The house hes lately
been thoroughly repaired, and is perfectly saund !;
it may be purchased at low price. and pA, n,e,.
NAV be made in FIVE (if required, yesrly ~
staiiments security upon the estate wond be aocee
led for all elcep, the Grst payment The same es.
tate is offered TO be let.
Oct. 10 II. uAZARD
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III Cowt ef p, obae helG atthe 7o1pn

~F CVH|E " VVIfIt |II'I' ~ TIC OtVN-
1ouse, an Iorlh KngsHwn, on 1he loh dag
g Noprm6er, 1929.
a copy Of an act of tie General Assembly, su-
\ tborIzing the Court Of Probate OF this town,
TO appoint new Commissioners on the Estate Of
James McK.bze, late of this town, deceased. upon
the administrators giving new boLds TO the sst,sfac
lion OF he said Court, WAS presented and read.
Oraered. That sll persons Interested be duly noi-
he'd by copy of this order. being published ,hree
weeks success'ty in one of the wspspers plinied
IN Newport, to appear IT they see cause al Cours
of Probate, 10 be holden at This house on the second
Monday IN December next, at ] O'clock, Pm and bs.
heard ~ The premises. true cop, Of record,
JON. tYhOLDS, CLERK.
North KiDgstown, Nov IL, 1928 TN2U1
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JUNOLOST.

The following sdve, ,ise ment is copied from 0
" Y, Psper.
A fsvorite little LAP DOG, of swan whie
color, (affec,sd in one Of ito kooes by en- scei.
dent winch II roe, With in his infsnGy) hes
strsyed from its owner. Whoever may find
the {" hHie innoeesf," and will leave inleili.
gencs at this office, where |, may be received,
will relieve The throbblny OF an anxious heart,
and shall DO handsomely compensated for his
gollantty!
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TAXES FOR 1925.

THE Suosctiber, Collector OF tho Sse
i aod Town Taxes, voted IN June lasl'
hereby gives notice, that he has com menet d
the collection Of Tho some, and sesPeetfu'y y
requests oil those indebted Cor ss'd Tsxes, TO
pay the ssme whhou, deIoy, at No 9 Ma ke''
Square. JOSEPH MARTIN.
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POETRY.
From The Columbian Centinel.
LRE4RY HOURS.

D My harp also is turned to mourning, and my orga
into The voice OF them that weep"
The tear is sorrows dwelling place,
When shed for griefs the heart has known,
Affection clouds the eheerless face.
Which once in pleasure brightly shone.
LIES heeting joys may charm awhile,
And make the careless soul resigned;
Conientment wears n placid smile.
And sighs 10 leave the world behind.
Hope does but whisper ere 'tis gone,
And leaves us wrsp'd gloomy care;
Aud Friendships ties are ieebly drawn,
Alas bow weak and frAil they are.
When Memory brings departed hours
To view, AMI pictures every good,
The heart may dwel upon the How'rs
Which thoughtiess youth so fondIy strewd.
sts wresths are but in fancy twin'd,
The gems which spor,iye pleasure wore,
And 5000 It's woes are brought TO mind,
While present ills are nu'uberd DER.
Aad YET, though troubles of defeat
Our hope and feeling breathes tie Sigh,
Thc bosom still, must own, how "sweet
The uses Of adversely"
Then let as bear, without tear,
The pangs which break our transient rests
Still grateful for our comforts here
"Man never 10 but always to De best"
pYTHiAs
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THE TRfIE JOKE,

THE IhftE JOhEp
or nine tailor, mskmg u!-n, as said 10 have
originated from the ioiIo"'og anecdo,e -
A ve,y wouhY tabor having failed, nine of his
neighoofs, Of the same trade, set him up b.
gain, bud thus made q man cf him.
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RAW SILKLONG SHAWLS.

lust received and for sale by S7'EPHENH ca.
y NOOrE, an elegsn, assortment Of Raw Silk
and Vaieotis Long shswis irom6 to % dollars.
Oct q
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REAL ESTATE. -
THE subscriber offers for sale his Es-
tate in Thsmes.s,ree,, next south Of the Brick
Market 1t is too yell known to need particular
description. SAMUEL WATSON.
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ORIGINAL a.vECDOTE.
London fGtcr.

A peculiarly generally suiibu,ed 10 the
yankees, is that OF aaspering question by
asktny another end nume, Gus snecdotes s'e
'ela,ed TO prove that j, exclusively belongs 10
them. Bul whoever has travelled south, must
have notice that !, is quite a. common smoDg
our southern bfe'hfeD--whom, by the wsy,
Europeans coil yaokees--as It is at home ~
New-Engiand. ! hat tins peculiarly IS the,e
indeed blended with some oihets, the follow.
iDg sDetdoto will iIosirsie.
gentlemen passing through one Of the
southern sstss, and wishing to know lhe dis.
tance TO a neishbo,ing house, ioqulred ofs
PLnier, who was isIsu;ety al work by the
Dad side, how la' il wa. 10 Pir,ee's. IF ON
up county, reckon ?" "Yes" said The.
gentleman. Wen, how goes cotton p
Rslbe' duh, believe" "lhshIy bkd roads,
lnend." But" ssys the traveller, 4" how tai
do you coll It TO P,crce's ;" Round TO
S.--I reckon" "Exac,iy," answered the
ua,.ier, and rode on--whsn the planter bAv-
ing pIet,d his inquiries, proceeded 10 se.
ply" Well now, ] DON jesity kaow exactly,
bow lar, bot reckon you'n tind it so,nethsbs
OF piece before you &c, ,here :"
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RUSSIA DIAPER.
WILLIAM J. TILL Ely,

Has JNSt 0PfNtd,
VERY nice Russia diaper. for the low price Of
Y three dollars a plece-shirting co,tons tor u
cenls the yard, peiiec cloths almost 10 give away,
with q complete assortment OF goous suitable tor the
season, propor,ionaby cheap
y
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TOAyJINE.

The late Dr. Brown cou,ted lady several
years unsucoesiulIy dur'ng which line was
his coostunt custom to d,ink the lody's he 9Th
be fore that Of any otbet; but being observed
one evening" to omit il, gentlemen wishing,
to remind h,m oft, said, Doctor, come drink
your usual toast The doctor replied,
have toasted hes for several ysar, and cant
mska her Brosvn SO III toas. her NO long.
ere
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-28
Misre!iane0uS ArticIrs.
From the Literary Gazette.
TIE EYE OF B.s7TLE.
An was so still, 30 soft in earth and air
You scarce would start to meet a spirit there.

An was so still, 30 soft in earth and air
You scarce would start to meet spirit there
There IS no situation, perhaps, in which
man is more susceptible of the kioder feelings
OF his nature, than when he il sbou, 70 risk
his existence In the prrde Of mortal conflict
The tics of love, Of friendship, and Of kind ed
seen in tha, hour To be woven more closely
round ,be heart, and drarer than they evet
were before and the probability, tina, will m
trude nself into the mind, of our soon being
insensible to them oil, gives life a thousand
Gha' aos.
Agna,ed by such feelings as these or the
nigh before desperate engage ment and un.
able 10 take the repoSc which was to fit ms
to' encouu,ering III. fatigues and dangers OF
the approaching combat. l s,roIied some dis.
tsnce from my en, hoping the freshness Of
the nigh, cir might in some degree calm the
favsfish ierment OF my. spirit. II was de-
liciops night in the earlier part Of June aud
the ful! moon sbone with (l thoueht) uppara,
lsled splendor. The camp Of our army was
si'ua'ed along heigh, which gently sided
down 10 small liver, scatceiy . musket shot
IN breadth, on the opposite side Of which, 90
corresponding range Of hills, was formed
that OF the enemy. All was silent as the
grave, except when now and then the shrll
neigh OF On impatient war hose would for a
moment break the stiffness Of the sccoe, end
then die sway 10 the distance [; whilst round
the wa,chfi'es ,hs, IsiniIy studded either camp
and which cleaned with ghss,ly Iusue in tho
pale moonlight, might faiutiy be defined toe
hgutes OF meo, who as they passed to and fro,
seemed like demons celebrating their orgies
in anticipation Of the scene Of carnage and
blood about TO ensue.
As gszec on the vast sssemblegc OF tents,
whose tops giisiened IN the beams Of The moon
] thought OF their sleeping inmates; Of the
many who, now 10 ,hear Of osture's baImy
comforter" were forgetting ihei past cares
and approaching danger; and who, ere tho
setting Of the mo,row's sun, would sink into
that sleep from which ho last trump only
would rouse them. They were then, proba.
bly,, transported in their dieSms TO the midst
of their families, whore they were enjoying
ell thet ps,etnaj KINDNESS or tender sfft ction
could bestow endestsnents which, alas ! they
were fs,ed never 10 enjoy sga'n in reality
from them I ns,u'ally reverted TO M own .,i.
us,ion though, Of my nome, my aged pa.
rents, Of my 'olhers aud sisters, OF her VINO
might then be gazing at the lovely planet
shining with a silvery rsdisnce 10 its empyresl
course, and breathing prayer TO Heaven for
my ssfe,y. l ihoughi Of tbcm--sll held
Sssf on esr,h--,ill was almost 0vstpouersd
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Neov and Fresh Goods.
iDttN R. NENNTON-

old Stand NO. lO4, Thames street,
WILL open this day yer, extensive assortment
OF Dav Goops, purchased in Boston the last
week. among them arc
Superb black levantines, garnitures of
ribbons, Grape shswls. ditto Mantles black manda.
rim grapes, black snchsws and ssrsnets. blsck Can.
ton and nankin grapes. book and jsconet muslins,
parasols, stripe jeans, gloves and hosiery. metino
shawls and handkerchiefs, black twilled bombAzett
black Italian grapes, vestinss, SC. &c
CT We forbesr resor,ng to the rery fashiona5,e
and sfai mode OF advertising pr,ees-we should be
pleased to have purchasers call and examine Cor
themselves. July q
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TO LET,

Ind Possession .gigen Immediately.
DART of the house Of the subscriber
i pleasantly situated in Miils,rest, at the cor.
ner Of spring .street-hsving a convenient yard gar
den, well OF good water, rain water eisiern. wood.
house, sc. A larger or smaller part OF said house
will be let, either furnished not. may suit the
applicant For particulars, apply to
GLlZ BUCKINGHAM
N. .B. Mrs. BuHLiSousN keeps constantly for
sale. an assortment of genaine Groceries, Ctoeke-
ry, sc.
Newpost, June lS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-28

Erfraefs from sle new wo~k, entitled My
Mind and us zhcnghss," by Sarah Wsns-
- asporshs A1orsos.
Whsf Is generally tsssoed prudence 10 seI-
dom o,hes than cowardly discretion or vile
se'6shness. The worldly prnden, syoids tho
onbsppy; and 10 sometimes seen TO tread
u2on the fallen, who, he expected, will rise
NJ more.