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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-05

Nhifilalu u Tfdsbldpt nbnt, II buf IDlAtr.
Tty establishes the character which there
p are 'nst grounds to hope IL will, we may
receive tom the other states some retul n
Inr gu contributions 10 them.
There are Just grounds of entertaining
the belief, thai The money .nproprs4ted for
+ The education of tue INDECENT chill
irrn IN the different. cotmGns, is an
naally becoming more usef,ihy ern
plpy"d, This -amprotenrnt progresses
Mlh tls' experience of those entrusted wIth
tllr mauag, nHnt of the funds, and win the
knun led -e' nf the benellts derived trnm
thrir application. The school commission
cfs, according 10 their statements had dit
hculies to encounter IN many respects,
growing uut of The false feeling of parents
IA so,nc instances, and variety Of other
! Circumstances but, these dtiieulines arr
! gradually disappearing before better lnlur-
! nation and the removal of preludlces. -
! l'hc returns of the commissioners are not
sufficiently Iuil and perfect to enable me to
| give any thing like a comPrchcnsite view
of tbs Interesting subject Enough, how
tvtr, ia known t. enabt lls IL form some
thing like an estimate of The whole. Re
turns fom 7 counties give us the number
6,1O5 INDECENT chidrcn within those coun-
ties, who have been sent 10 school III l822,
hy the aid Of the fund. at the average ex-
nrnsp uf 81 Ia FIR tuition hooks and 9th
or ,bing. I,,,,, n. fairly nr.s,i,ned th,t
d, nn,,bor G,,lo + .rv Ting shnrt If III onn
~, ~ ; -, tr r a..
WIN ''e''e ''''' ''''',''' wv" 'A' = 7'''"
niore injured ny "liH ~" oAfeftnct
willch II VIII bring along Win IT, iha"'d
it is not Improbable that that number
L.. IL,
II /, a subject of mech gratitiva alton 10 re
fleet. 1n,u me rudimenls of learning. al least
,s f,,..as ~. ,l,,s ,,,;,i,y aud IN. ,len.,-
t,,,, th,,,.,i, .r ,,,,s a;s,o,,
- ,,.-, t,ur ,,,, -. 49,,
. - :" - = |
''" VI "'' u" vi "''''ti' ""''" "y
i've 'f''''" 40 'uu''u''' 1T AT p't 'or
thls beaeNdl, nj prOilS;on N thrr iaSor'
The bnIance III the treasury on The lst of |
October, =. the comtnrncem2nt OF the last
hscai yen, WAS S6l 4l y In this sim, now
e'fr, wa included Si3 .65 IL, ihe amount OF
subscriptions 10 the Washington monument
The Amount OF eccintsiutO the Treasury, from
The lst OF October S22 10 thc 1t OF October
l5-33 wa S53 III u3j Whleh,"'I1 the above
stated balance makes tfa. aggregate sam "a
s593.s9S -.
Lie amour u War1tnisf ssItd during Tue
same period was S66l92l 5-lrh'9ne III The
treasury ON 'Fe iat IA! Vi oct. l'15 : 'o,"'t
IN ,th eta sun Is Ina'aded ihe subscriptions
to s,9 TIE nG'h'ns'o@ o"namsn' "'no1nl'n& . t"
%if,oo' ~ a. ABOVE ''a1e9 "n'Gn, 9r,.E
n5 ''' ~, .,i,a,2 90 ,Le a.,noI
ne sun VI .
er't n.'1}'. -
Tb| '1,} 'a',,u for t,,c cnrren, g.
.l war h.o,n,ing ,n the =, t,y Of oeroper
yo''' w ,,, ,,, 2ntIl ~,
- ,'i"" ~ ~, ~ Ian, u,
~. 90 ,lon,,, 'a..,n,Il,' here
CENTS for ,he r61rrnl G,,al,e5f. Lrgi2niny 4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-05

hcHsosp, lIlh November, 1893
Having been requested Ly MIR Archibald
Mcintyre, the Manager Of the QnanticO Canal
Lottery, 10 eNanline the principles on winch
Lotteries arc formed by the combination III
numbers 4 plan Mhie'l he purposes to pursue
in raising the money which he i authorised by
bis contract with the commissioners, 10 raj ,
mud having nttentistly cSaminf the princi.
pies on Witch such Lotteries ure formed, we
have.nQ llesliat'oh in dtLlnring, That IN our
yiewdhe plan is perfectly TER aud correct
We Have particularly examined the scheme oi
has FIRST clnss, consisting at q Gu tickets, form
ed by the combination of 20 Nos and find
TINT the amount OF The prizes which must, Of
necessity, be drawn therein, b. the drawing
of out 6ttho 80 numbers, a. proposed by he
scheme, Is S26,39o, mtirh il the amount Of
The 1000 t'ckrt', al The scheme price of 50 30
consequently, no ptIlsr profit cnn accrue 10
the said commissioner, or 10 Mr.. Mcintyre,
on the sale Of all the tickets in The scheme, NJ
that price HAN the ID per cent To be deducted
from the prizes
We afe also of eplnion thnt This plnn hhs a
f"rtd.d prefer nee ever the old, on Hccotnt
at 'lrc celerity al uconracy OF the dei.rmi
n"lI1n al the p)lzrs. u precmd"s the posi-.
blhty Of Tho commission u frauds or mistakes
IN The drawing, aud saves much waste Of time
mud piY,gusp
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-05

Certificate Of GOttruor Pie0srnts and others n,
10 thf eorrcciaes5 u thc GbOte pia" oJ LOT
1IRR
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.&NticNA

IN pursuance Of a decree of The worship
fl tin county cenrt of Campbell pro.
nenurcd on tie 1874 day Of September Il /,
in "a, case II Richard Perkins, compliment
in rhaoe5fy, asaipat Gharlcs Williams, Bcnja-
min erkta and Zen ar,ia Lewis, defrndanis,
vii be -old, agrcea.is - the provisions Of n
iccd Of trnst evccn',a by Charles Williams
To Benjamin. Perkins, by way of public aac-
6gu for ea.h, on Friday III" 10Th day OF the
pfcsoni moolh, (1ecembcr)
TIE LOT CT GROUND,
Whereof the larIr brick building stands, stu.
atsd ~ the corporation o. Lvurhburg, ut the
junction Of Washington aud second streets,
and generally known by the name of vii.
LlAMs : PROPERTY. The sale will taxi
plare on the premises Acting rs commits
.ioner 81 the curt, in the room of a trustee
the tile vii be made accordingly
Jaet.PH ECuOLS, Commissioper.
December D. lstUtds
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y! authority oG Inv Conn
monWeal,h OF Virginia.
NNasSIitN CANAL.
LOTTERY,



200 do 10 is $500
100 prizes S2o,39O,
$500 hlnnks
1850 tickets 500, $50
This isa Lottery formed by The combination
OF 80 Nos, and the prizes therein will be- ds-
iernined as prescribed in the ayers ndver-
tsemeht, first announcing the scheme and ia
the bills which will be delivered TO the pur-
chaser OF ticket or share.
No ticket which shall have drawn prize
of a superior denomination can be entitled to
Ohm inferior prize.
ic Prizes payable 80 days nftsr the drawing,
tlhnd subject, as usual, TO deduction OF ID per
tlCcnt
e A large proportion of the above scheme has
been arranged into pnreels oil 10 tickets, each
opareel embracing The 3Oeombination numbers.
all hese are warranted 10 draw nj least SI0--or
S34 nfter the deduction OF 10 per cent so
hahat ten chances for the larger prizes will be
cobf aimed by the adventurer for trilling ex-
pensci
b Tickets may now be had nj ECHOLS g.
, NoHfh'S Bookstore, Lynchburg, at 81, aud
! shares in proportion but will be- nd, nnced to
5$e, on Monday the 10Th inst
Il The drawing will positively take place In
pthe city OF Richmond in the course OF the
Pmonlh OF January next, and the particular
day will sb0rtly'be announced
\ Lynchburg, December, 1923
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-05
Marshal's Sale
4 certain tract or parcelof Land

amherst County, Norember Court, 1879.
Thomas s Holloway plaintiff,
Against
George s. Holloway and Joseph Ewers,
IaC.
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Notice.
aluablc Property for sale,

'''N w ~ iti ohitJ
AT n CITO.E
DY virtue Of a deed of trust pNccutcd In
~ che subscriber b, Maj lhomn, Ru,hl, for
The purpose Of -ccnrin1to \ndrcN : NfitloW
aud Others certain snms Of monev, Ms EXPIRES.
sed IN ,aa deed, which deed i, duly record
ed ~ the rlerk's oIhce q Campbrl county.
shall proceed to sell, AT public auction, on
Monday the 5th day Of Jaunary, 1924, one
Vract NJ N.nnA,
Geri0'ning Isl nCres, on Lawson creek, IN
Campbell county, Il miles brlow the court
hoese-ihc sale 20 take place on the prrmi.
,cS. Apd on lucs,lay the 9th nl laid month
| ShaIlf ~ the town OF Brook neal, ia said
county, on stanton river, procred to sell
Nne Nraet "a Nand,
Containing 100 acres, lying in said conrty,
miIc~ Iron, said town, aud ~ acres Of RlCH
/ MD, adjoining said town, on stanton III
yer, aud %lA IN LOTS IN said town., part OF
whchare improve aud - Wcrc4 in snjd town
marked (MR) with the tEKN .adMARE
llDU~ t.. The terms of sale will lac made
known nn the respective dnys of snle The
right to said properly is undoubtedly good,
but -haIi convey such tilc only MS j. vested
h me as trustee PHILIP CRIBS,
December }. i7udw Irusiff.
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tic Eomaace (perec acted t,rcJ ca'itd the
" avlock III me EAen,
Oa. HE Nense Of Ekcncalrn.l

LIakCn rom that very Interesting and popu-
lar wdro, lacS Of My Landlord" and
admitted 10 be the riost interesting and at
tect,ngpiece ererrreduceduPo the stage
'''' c}.nra;rn a','''o " BY al. Amateur
Adelhert Che ighlfl ,r., TT r;.,a.
heir, hi nephew ''''S '"''' ''''''
ANDREW "a fisher naW Mr. Drake
~andlc e. easanD MIR FARMLAND
Murdoch l ~" ii",as, I Mr. Charlie
knlhyen =, ( Mr.. Dninileu
Donald BY an Amateur
Allen BY an Amateur
MATHEW (he Warlock ! NJ, r;..o.
of the Glenn '''' '9''''
Adela (moihef Of Adclher) Mrs. Fisher a.
Mss." '"'f" I" ''"1i') Mis-. Fisher.
UTlCKETS-Boses and Pit, One Dollar
-Gallerv, Eily Cruts-Ch,ldrrn, hblf price
to be had al the Nlrenlnn ONCE, aud al the
Theatre on the evening ri performance.
IL Door, II open Al =, aud the curtain 10
rise III o'clocf, precisely.
c. No p0stPonement on account q
tDtui3Pr,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-06
LORENZO DOW.

The celebrated Inherent preacher.
Lorenzo Dow, while travelling one
Sunday morning to the place at which
he had appointed 10 preach, in passing
house overheard man, who was
standing at the door, swearing bitterly.
Dow went up to him, and enquired
the cause. The man answered that he
had an axe stolen the night before by
some person. "Come along with me
to meeting" said the preacher, "and |
will find your axe The man consen-
ted, and when they arrived near the
church, Dow stopped and picked up a
pretty large stone, which he carried
with him into the church, and laid up
on the front of the pulpit. The subject
Of his sermon was we'll fitted to his
particular object, and when in the mid
die of bis subject, he stopped short,
took the stone in his hand, anu raising
bis hand ina threatening attitude, said,
~ man in the neighbourhood had an
axe stolen last night, and if the person
who stole it dosen't dodge, I ,uil hat
hin, on the forehead ,uith this stone"
AT the same time making a violent
motion as ifto throw it, when a person
present was observed TO dodge his
head violently-and it scarce need be
added, proved to be the guilty person.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-06

Nancy Anderson, of Ohio, adsertises
her husband. Robert 4 nderson. as hav-
ing absconded with anothar mans wife
Mary Zimmerman, of which hopeful pair
she gives the following captivating des.
cripiion, viz. ''Robert is about feet
IL inches high, slender made, hump.
baked fiat footed, dark vissage, black
hair and eyes with lump abore has nose,
carries smile on his countenance. lie
is farmer, rough carpenter, and handy
at any kind of work particularly the
old trade Of baSItpt making. Mary
Zimmerman Is short, Mic'c. ciuHby
square butt, fat Joofsd, negro iookng
loOman, with dGrac hair and greg eyes,
tcide mouth and no f9re teeth. Any IN
formation Of where they are, 50 that they
can be brought to the Stepping mill II
repentance, will be thankfully received
by the subscriber, who, although poor,
would confrontthem before their betters."
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-06

Natty maintained his position in front
of the nialdens most fearlsssIy, notwith.
standing tie violen. bounds and threat
ening aspect Of the wounded panther,
which gave several indications of return
ing strength aud ferocity, untilhis rifle
was again loaded, when he stepped up
to the enraged animal, aud placing the
muzzlc close to its head, every spark OF
life was ez(insuished by the dis arge."
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-06
From the NorfoM Beacon.
CURIOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

Runaway from his wife and help
less family, on Friday last, john
Spriggs: by trade tailor, aged thirty
five, wide mouth, zig gag teeth. a
nose of highburned brick blue, with "a
lofty bridge, swivel eyed, and IA scar
mot an honorable oneO OH his left
check. ie primes and loads THAT is
takes snuff and tobacco) he is SO 10.
quacious that he tires every one in
company but himself. In order that
he may entrap The sinner and the saint,
he carries pack Of cards in one
pocket, and the Practice of Pietu in
the other He is great liar, and can
varnlsh fal5ehood with great deal Of
art,-iiad on when he went away.
a three cooked hat, which probably
he has since changed tor round one,
wlth-a blue body coat, rather on the
fade. He was seen i'll Bennington on
Sunday last, disguised in a clean
shirt.
N. B. 1t is supposed he did not 90
oil without companion, as he is a
great lavoul'ite with the fair sex.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-06
POETRY
From The BoLtimsre Morning Chronicle.
AN ATTEMPT Ar SNPPnIC.

From the BaAsmsre Morning Chronicle.
AN ATTEMPT AT SAPPHIC.
One morn, when earth was tree trey snow
And springs had not forgot 10 flow.
Anan went forth 10 pitdgh and hoe
Ills name was iciaDod Beverly.
Ills la, was in condition sad,
INNATE er his thoughts were good or bad,
lie there recorded al he had
OF chalk WAS made h.s memory.
Tall his forn-hs hair. coal black,
Hun &c yoch-pn down lbs back,
An eel.sSin Kept II in rs sack,
WITH grippe Of close fraternity.
He met man [and know who)
said he, Kind friend, how do you dol
p.npreuy web how ist with yoa3
I thank you, afa clevcrlg. \.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-03-06
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of Deed of Trust, from
I'D Isaac Locker to the undersigned,
for the purpose of securing a sum Of
money therin mentioned, due TO Walter
Locker, shall proceed to sell at the
present residence of The said isaac Lock.
er near John GeIwicks, on Thursday
the 18Th dayof Match next, for CASH,
the following property, mentioned in said
trust Deed. to wit:
Road Wagon, Horses, Cows
and Hogs, Household & kitch-
en- Furniture, Farming lmpIe-
ments, and number of other
articles mentioned in said Deed.
DANIEL DOWNS, Trustee.
February 90
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-26
RECENY .HNECUCTE.


II IGct.--A iudIcrous cItCunIstance occer.
'ed The otbet day, 10 tbs upsetiing OF stage
coseh which nearly proved fatal to a .at elder
ly lady, who was 80 inside psssenge, with
othefs--among., ~hom vas o gentleman who
had a number OF scve'eigDs IN parcel, (pie
css OF godl which he was tskipg 10 town for
friend As the coach was tuning ibe
keDi.suee, end, in The Borough, il ives
'h'owD over, ,hs lady being on The under side,
snd tho gentleman The reverse. The laue,
srvspiDg very ha'd, for security ol his golden
parcel, broke II, and most Of the contents
went completely under the garments of the
lady, whsfe they lodged IN various parts Of
ne foIds. Al tho moment, o! course every
one was soa'ous to get out oi the couch, ssd
nor the least loud IN reques, was The lady,
who soon safely placed 90 her legs amIds: a
crowd WiiIoh presently asse mbed on such oc
casioDs. fhe gentleman kept possession OF
tbe inside, snd lost not nomcn, IN diving
ior and gathering iogsther his treasure. The
lady giving herself d shske, q, naiuraii, she
would, rs the economy OF her dress had sut
Tered such serious Iumple, two OF the sove.
teigns dropped EcD II on the pavement,
which were soon perceived by some boys, who
immediately begoO u sc,ambie Tor Them.
Thjs forced The fair bureau down l. ny lane,
whe q aooihes sovereign made IL, appearance,
which coDvenea mob 10 he spot from
whence these golden charms bad dropped.
In moment ,hey sii made towards the lady,
who sst oil at her speed, the sosereigps drop
ping sing " at tho distance OF TWO or thre,
yards, which The eager followers tumbing
over esch ether TO secure, allowed her TO
keep just ahead OF them, with the cry at her
heels o." ,hote goes tho Guioea hen" 4" stop
tho Golden goose" and Other emble n,a,ical
epithetA AT last she got refuge in an spo,h.
ecs'y's shop where her troubles met with an
end and aitsr a little Tepose, she reached
her itsnds in MooreHeld, ~ safety. The
gentleman, after securing oil wi hin the
coach, followed the golden course, and on re,
gaming the lew soversigos which still Kept
their place around the fair, he discovered he
mad ios, seventy ave by the frolic. Que'e--
Win the stage coach p oprie'ors 30 account
sbe for The loss ?--Brtgafen Gaz.
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can |. mean , w..,hs enquiry ,h., wen, round

( can Il mean was the enquiry that went round |;
shark" said the strange, heard you not hat I:
listen! ROLAND, ROLAND, q mother and srr
innoesn children ninrdered by your hand, sum
mon you 10 The graDe syid Mem." A heavy
cbafge ssid he, as be turned towards he host,
who, startled at the awful import of The words,
iose in wild agitation, and cIeDehiog bis fists,
hallooed ss 10 the voice" Ii I siew you IL
was al snother's insigsiion end the money
got for il | buried 10 the rspids Of tho Sus.
quehanna J" Yea for that crime" said the
Other stranger, who he'd ill now laid silent,
and apparently asleep, by virtue Of sla,e's
wsrran,, and in the nome of the common.
wealth Of Penps ylvania, We arrest you, Dubot,
Roland, 10 answer at The bar oil your coun
py :" end ss be said il he delibe rateiy rose,
d, ew pair OF double bsrTeiled pistols rom
his elosk, and calmly laid them on The table
before him, while tho other throwing of his
loose garment, STOOD before tho sslou,r!ed
man, in The ga b OF an officer of justice, com.
ple,e!y armed with dix aud pistols.
Resistance was jn vain the murderer was
seized and carried 10 the skit,s Of The stjoin
ing wood, where he was mounted on horse.
back, secured, carried lhiry miles, aod iodg
ID in gaol before ten o'clock next morning.
This was The plan adopted and executed by
the members OF q weak village police, 10
county where the supremacy Of the law had
of en- TO be maintained rather by strs,sge IN
than open force, and by which was brought 10
justice and the scrifoId, one Of tho most bloody
villain, thai eve' hung upon gsllows; a man
who had murdered according 10 bis own con
fession, afterwards made, mother and her
orphan family, ior price paid him by re.
Istive, who was the next heir to a suaaIi and
potty estate.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-26
CUl!DALL'S MILLS.
WO0k Caydi1P.

THE subscribers inform their friends
u add the public. that they have replenisheG
their Carding Machines with new Cards of the I'm
est and most approved manufacture, and that they
enabled to Card Wool OF all grades, in the
best msnDer
They continue to Manufacture all kinds Of Wool.
en- Goods, as usual --.9so, they color and tinsh
wooen Cloths OF all descriptions, and to color gar.
mentS, &c. that have faded, or become unfsshoD-
sble--AH branches Of the above business ill he
done with despatch, and on the louesi terms, and
the least favor gratefully acknowledged.
CLARKE & GRINNELL.
NB.-shsroRp ALnY, Little Compton-PELEo
CoREy, TreFton- WILLIAM pEAasE, Bristol
Ferry-and jon sBEsnAE, in Newport, will re-
eeye and forward articles INTENDED for the Manu-.
factory. Portsmouth, July ls, 1890.
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laws OE kHODE-iSLAND.

Just nn5bshed and Jor safe by 4Mler g Hn'ch-
enc, Propidenee, and 3. B. l!umicrd, Bag.
bey,hor
Il DE Puslic Laws of the state of Rhode.'slard
4 and Providence Plantations, as revised ~ a
committee, and finally enacted by the Hon 1enerai
Assembly, at their session in January 1922 To,
which are prefxed the charter, declaration Of nde.
pendence. articles of coniedel stion, constitution oS
the Unned states and president " sshIngton's al
dress of September 1896 The Laws are comprised IN
. royal oct avo volume Of about 600 pages, Including
copious index Of IS pages, printed cn superhne pa
per. Price g. So sheep, and S4 IS calf H. conse'
quence of the great expenses attending the wofs,
the price will he advanced so cents on volume AZ
ter the first OF February next
Providence Dec ,B
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BOOTS & SHOES.
David kodman,

4>G, 40, IIait ts-otrcCI.
Ncarly ohHoase ne sign 81 NE Golden Eagi.s
u I. SPECIE u LII Y informs hrs
IL Friends and the Public TINT in addition to
his general assortment of BOOTS and SHOE, CO
the various kinds in use, Ga large proportion of
which are of his own mrnufsc,ure) he has on hand >
quantity Of Walking shoes, Childron's Boo'ees and
Shoes, remarkably chesp-Those in went of the
above articles, he thinks will find it 10 their sdvan-
tace 10 call aud see for themselves
az Boots and Shoes manufactured for measures
as usual and particular attention paid TO repairing.
NPvnort 9S.h Of lst month
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n REBihrEE

While Napoleon va, ~. suba,ern IN the
army, a Russian ORsces, with much self sui.
6cieney, remarked, "Ihst his country fought
ior g'o,y, and the Fronch for gain. -" Voo
sre perfectly right" answered Napoleon,
"for evsy one fights for u,at which he does
not possess."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-26
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Fresh from sue luaaH 0c.oy.
JOSIAH y. BURDlC X,
No l24; THAMES sTR'F I

INO- IDT9 HAMFo
IND directly under fhe Custom Hoase,
II AS now on hand a complete assort-
l. l. ment OF mo.occo walking shoes. laced snT
srsp misses and cdrrn's boots and shoes TO-.
eber with black and ooored Denmark satin shoes
oI the first qaaty snd newest fashion. al Of which
were made expressly for retailing fhe above are
warranted to be of as good quality, and AS clesp ~
Can be purchased in this town, for CASH,
NIB Measures taken SIS usual for all kinds OF 's-
dies. misses, and chdrens boots aud shoes anIt
made NJ tie shortest notice. Jan %
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An Irisbmsn coming through Hand'bridge,
near Chester, and seeing a crowd OF people,
inquired what was the matter, and was an
swe'sd, "a man Is gong 10 be butied.' v
"Oh." replied Pat, "snd IN stay and see
that honey, Tor We always carry them IN our
county"