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TIE GDRDIAN KNOT,

This famous knot so frequently alluded
10 WAS ma,t, aud celebrated for the follow
ips reasons. The phryg,ans had been in
lormed by An oracle that chariot would
soon bring them II king To terminate the
unhappy dissentions which were th,n
shaking the state. A yong man, nanrd
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WIS elected King, and in gratitude 10 Ju-
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il with his sword.
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Journal Of Foreign .Medac,ne.
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Quantico Canal Lottery, 2d class.
4. MISTYRE, Manager.
SCIII;NlI
1000 ticllets.

This is a lottery formed 10y the ternary com
bnatlon oi 30 numbers, ana the prlzes therein
viii be determined rs follows - hnly mum
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placed INTO II wheel on the day oil drawing,
and five Of ihem be drawn out aud thar
ticket having on il the Isl, ii and ID Nos.
drawn from the wheel, viii be entitled to The
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entitled To the prize OF 3 1000 that having
on it the I'd, It'll and 9Th, will be entitled to
the prize OF s 6o0, all others having on them,
respectively, three of the drawn Nos wiz
each be entitled Ia prize OF D loo; ali lhosc
having ON them any TWO 0t lie drawn Nos.
will each be entitled 10 prlze ot To- aud
all those having ca them any one ot the
drawn Nos. will each be entitled 10 d Irr,zC Of
50.
No ticket which shall have drawn priac o
superior dcnomluatIUnJ can be entitled to
an inferior prlzc.
rrizcs payable 30 days after the drawing,
aud subject as usual 10 Gcaucdon vi 10 per
cent.
\ large proportion OF the above scheme has
been arranged into packages, each containing
zen tickets aud each embracing the 80 com
bnation Nos. composing the lottery. these
must of necessity draw at least -, less the
10 per cent. whilst the cos, OF the package IS
only + 10, and nlords therefore To the pur-
chaser OF package ten chances tor capital
prize, for tic trli!mg sum ot 3 IL 15--lt an
adycntnrcr should preler paying , Is -, aud
TO leave lie tickets in deposit lor lle ) 80 %,
which wond in that case he due on tue pack
oge, he may do 50, aud receive n certificate
OF his purchase, winch viii cniitIc hlm to al
that may he drawn over q above tire 4 % -.
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CITY ri richmond aud the manager pledges
himself 10 draw at much earlier day, nay,
within d since week or fortnight, should the
Sale, Of tickets warrant IT 30 soon IL be done.
This scheme does not da@ale with great
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tayOr Ii has IA uniD hcr OF prizes Of u mode
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THOMAS \. NNN,AA,
II

N The Sign ofbe Golden Mortar,
DETURNS his sincere thanks To his
friends, customers, aud the public gene
rally, for the liberal encouragement he has
met with, and informs them he has this day
received number of articles in his line. A,
he buys Tor cash only, he is determined 10 be
understood by none in this place. Tie quail
~ OF his articles can be depended on, rs they
are purchased by an experienced hand in n.
York. April o. ts69
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I.EXIlOt.nApIIY.

Thr words derange tnor any Of It's deri-
vall,cs) aud mGugJaetory are not to be
found in amy English Dictionary; or used
by any classical writer.
Ii Is said 1--WE have never seen the bnok,)
thai in French Dictionary, the sole de-
hoation OF Liberty ia loo,d Of three syt-
iabits.
Obnoxious and no1ious are very conn
monly used as synonymcs dictionary
VII put one Alright.
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axL9
TASTE.

Abont the yca 1875, when the rage for
ancient manuscript WIS ut its height in
Italy, Leo BAtlsta Albert, "A native of
floreuce, (pr0bahly the inventor Of tile
Camera Obscurd wrote a Latin Comedy
entitled PhiiodoIiUs, copies Of which BIS
distributed amongst his friends as the
work Of Lcpdus, hn ancient Roman Poet.
The ltrra,i were enectually deceived and
Ia,Islsd the highest applauscs upon Il
piece which they conceived to be a pre-
eions remnant of antiquity. But when it
VAS discovered to be the work Of a con-
temporary Italian it WAS neglected, and wa
suppose Is not now eAtaut. Such is Ii
lrrary tase or rather such is the folly OF
the esteem fnr antiquity, which cannot
value too much an old composition, whilst
al the same timr 1t cannot discriminate its
merits & those Of moderate contemporary
talents,
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EARTIII.INGS.

Non est vivere, sed VALERIE, vita, h0riiof.
That the great Maeanas was, after all
his famed virtues, beneath his country
men IN one, which they considered es-
senlial, namely, eo.tenpt of HE rs well
m death, is cvlnced clearly in snme lines
be wrote which signify - Itt me be lame
Of hands, feet and legs, hump backed, nv
teeth loose, IL | live | am content even II
lmpalcd let me but lie, aud | will bear
a
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or the chin felt with the thumb and fore
finger nf the left hand, immediately after
the performance. Whether this Is In qua
lily gentle blush which IS apt To flow IN
der some fair skins, or 10 teslliya stih cloth
which IN the rxeriion may have been
displaced, cannot pretend 10 say but IA
lew hours devotion Ia the io0king glass, or
/" Nlnol," will soon render u'an perfect
master Of any Of the tmrl,e bows above
printed.
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Oancing school.
fE7UOMAS w. VAUGHAN respoc

Z IWOMAS ". ' AL GHAN fesptcyHHy
Informs The Lo}itS and GeRt!tmeP 0t
Lgachbarg and lis riciHuBthathe iuiends open.
ipg Dancing Scbooi aoAte ItRie in .4Prd ofihe
first ef stay j a sufficient auhatero If SNbscrtb rs
cou be ojiaiaed Hariug previously taught N
THIS piace, he deems il only necessary to Sog Hot
his PartrniGr nieatioa nil De dcroted 10 the
pu6iis entrusted 10 his eore.-Tpms Of Iut-
ton, SIP PR Scboiar 81 Of arhich in 0drnnce.
"A Subscription list is ita n Ecbois q NORTH 5
bookstore. Those cho are diposcd 10 encourage
ihe srhooi tcW phase call and tnier then
Hdy9eS
Ie5rHGry27. 2aTS
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y Nraet Of land.


HAVING graduated in MEDICINE,
L offers his professional ,'r'ices 10 the
people of Franklin aud the adjacent counties.
He has loeaied himself at Captain ihomas
Predons, near Hat, ford, where he Will be
found ready Ia attend calls IN the practice OF
puYSIC, SURGERY aud MIDWIFERY -
His charges in all cases win he moderate
Franklin, April > "2m'34
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inmate tyrant of Asssrin, on which lac was
represented cIarping his hands, Was tbs
inscription. Sardanapalus, son of Ara
e,ndaraxas, built Anchialus and Tarsns IN
one day. AS Ia you stranger eat, drink
aud sport, Tor either human things, are not
worth tbs, alladlng 10 the clap of his
hands.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-09

O. p The EDITORS OF THE N+RGINfAN,
agents for t.ynchbnrg aud its vicinity so
lielt subscriptions 10 the ',bOse works.
Tire North American Review, and Amorl-
car Journal of Science, particularly, are
new well established, aud have decided
claim to public support, as forming ilapor-
tant parts OF our hatt0ndl literature.
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pu.IrENEsS q DANCING

will commence on FRIDAY, the 18th inst. at
the Washington inn. lie deems ii scarcely
necessary 10 advert 10 his peculiar mode OF
tuition. as the success which has attended his
eAertions, aud the appreciation OF his patrons,
are the best tests ty which TO judge Of lis nti-
lily and excellence. He would respectfully
assure those to whom he has not the pleasure
oil being personally known, and who may
feel disposition TO entrnst their children 10
his care. that the utmost regard will be had TO
the department aud improvement of his pu-
pills white to such OF his former patrons as
purpose stII further 10 encourage him, he
pledges himself TO be nnremitling in his en-
deayurs 10 deserve ii continuance OF their APP
probation.
II. , \ subscription paper is open at. the
Washington Inn.
March II W3n3l
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Da%CiNG 81 NOOA.
UTILI3.n EE.N.NEDT

.ETURNS his sincerest thanks 10 the
public Tor the highly latteriug encou-
ragenlent with which he las been honoured
since ais arrival in Lynehbnrg, and begs leave
10 annulnce, that the THIRD SESSION OF
his school for the instruction OF young ladies
a. annllnmen in the arts OF
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1 HAVE determined 10 resume the prae-
4 tice of MEDICINE nj Lynchburg, without
delay, {a. herelotore,) in connection with Dir.
Patteson, and may generally te found al the
shop OF Rose 3 PattcsOn, nenr the court
house G.. A. ROSE.
Amherst county, Jan. 30. ~ Ia
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gsR. .NETHERL.q.lD T3J7, take mo

l52l, nj Inc Franklin Hoiti, ~ Hf turn or
LgUctbarg, aud state Of Tuginia, toke The de-
pDaitoHs of BtrJama Iarier, ChismeH Dab.
my and ohers 10 Je rtad as eridence ON HE
frid Al Hc sna drPenSipg IN The superior cour.
ot Hhancery far ne hynchbarg District, in the
aaie ototsoid, ,O'erein am pininfie, and you.
BGeon Tut, Nhts Tat, Celinc tat and Lilo.
isa Tut are dtttpdanis
THOMAS ZIG GLVBO THIN
.lrH2. w4n "a
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10y ,irtnc Of deed Of trust executed Ia
ID the Subscribers by Samuel Harrison &
sarall his wife, hearing date Sd October lslG,
aud Of record ia The huslings oemrt office ot
lynchbnrg, for 'lic purpose OF securing the
pat tntni of certain sums OF money therein
expressed 10 William horveli, We shall pro.
ceed 10 sell, hy way OF public auction, for
ready money, on The premises, on Friday the
hh day OF May next, III fair, if not the neA.
talr day thereafter, Sundays ekcepted)
ALI THAT LOT OK PARCEL Oh
GROUND,
IN tie town Of Lynchburg, known by the
mime OF Martins Nnlellouse, being Lot No.
Is, aud part Of Lot No. %, The subscribers
will convey such title only as Is vested in
them hy the trust deed
HENhl DAVIS.
JOAN N. GORDON, { 'r"S''e''
April ,. 2awow34
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American journal of Science and

Conducted By BENJAMIN slLLIMAN, Pro.
tessor Of Chemistry, ~. Yale Cotege.
This journal began in the year 1919 Two
numbers, between which there is interval
ct about three months, form a volume.
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To BcAjamin PerkinS, JOhn Moore.
hiehard Perkins, IHoS. Moore, jr. John
y, Rose and james u. UlJrtH
4 GENTLEMEN -1hke .Nofiee,-That
" we shall proceed on Friday the 3Oth of
April next, at the Franklin Hotel, in the town
,ol Lynchhurg, to take the dispositions OF sun
dry witnesses, to be read AS evidence in suit
in chaneery, depending in the Lynchhnrg dis.
lrict, wherein We are plaintiff. and you arc
defendants.
T. A. HOLCoLMBE,
FIELDING l.. WILLIAMS, .adnlrs.
" Robert HSAiams, deceased
March 30
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The North Amefican Review,

Mas begun in ISIS, and has since been steadis
y adya4cing in public estimation In Janna-
J, 1870, the editor,hiP was assumed by Pro-
lessor Everett, OF the University at Cambridge,
New England a utU series was then com.
menced, with which ii is convenient that sub
scrption, should begin. Orders Tor any part
OF the work will however be thankfully re-
ceived by T. Littell and by X. Norris Henry,
who are intcrested.in the publication.
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Negotiable Notes and Checks.
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liquor In sny qusn Ti,y, and any persen Offend
ing against this act, upon conviction, shall
forfeit, snd pay to md Tor the use OF the 'owo
where such offsnceis eommiusd, the som Of
zen dollar, TO be recovered ss aforesaid. ~ Z
Sec. 10. dnd te &c further snoefed, 'Tha,
,hi. &C, shalt take effect siser the
rising Of this A-srmbiy; and Ihs, u shsiI no,
m any manner stfsc, licenses sitesdy grsn,sd,
under and BY virtue Of the sets which this &C,
10 intended TO repeal.
Sec. IN. .fnd oe IL further enacted, Tha,
the oct passed ct January Session, A. ID
1912. entitled " An act enabling The Town.
Couecils IN this stare TO gran, licenses for ve.
failing suopg liquors, end 70, other purpo'
,es ;s and the sst passed N Juno Session,
1922, in smendmeut thereof, bs and tho ssme
are hereby repesied; s6Bs, that this sct be
published In ell she nsYspaPsrs printed 10
this state.
Tue Witness. A..
HENRY BOWEN. Srs',y.
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Oyster House.

re subscriber most respectfully informs the
public that he has taken the house formerly
occupied ky' Mr.. SPENCER HALL. on Nswmsn's
wharf. where he intends TO keep constantly on hand
the very first quality Of Oysters. which he viii serve
n,iP In any manner which may be required GJ Fam
ies can be supplied with oysters in The shell or open
ed at the shcgtest notice.
lie aisn i'hends TO accommodate his customers
with beefs,esks, saussges. trpe &C. &c at all hours
OF the day. -, ...... s,ss,. tts5r
suPpes parties can be accommodated with rooms
tho best liquors will be furnished--snd every at
ienton paid To render satisfaction TO those who may
favor himwih their company isAAC THAYER.
Newport Nov 6 tr r. -l-l..t .t,s-,r-v.s I'd.
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Commissioners Nofice.

yfyE the Subscribers having been spponted BY the
w Hon Court Of ProbaCe, for the town Of New
port, Commissioners to receive and examine the
claims Of the creditors sganst the estate Of
tIs SAMUEL SJER.NE.
deceased, isie Of said Newport, represented in
solvent, hereby give notice, that SIX months from
the date hereof. is allowed the creditors 10 ex.
hibh their clsins, and that we ull attend for the
purpose Of receiving the same, st our fefpectwc
dwellings, at any time during said period.
ISAAC TACGART,
RiCilARD SHAW, Comns'rs.
ELNATHAN MANCHESTER.
Al persons indebted TO ssid estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
GEORGE C. SHAW, .fdminisfrafo-.
Feb 2 's24 Cs51
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ResPs<Su'ly iniorms the Ladies OF Newport. and
3 h,-i b . - its vicinity, ,,.tt alf s.
TfNT they have now on hand a com.
j. l,eie os,meot Of walking shoes. which ia
regard workmanshp and materials, are superior e
any evs before offered for sale in Eowr. snd viii
sell then al -ery low price Al osber kinds Of la
dies shrS proPortoaaby cheap -.i wsrd 20 she p,s,
10 ss6fssns t.ttf f'nlsa tsse
Siessres taken ss usual fcr all kinds Of ladies'
bon,s ald shoes. and executed with psatness and
,despsidb. "a s- .ff.
Oct t6.-
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MORE CHEAP GOODS.
VIM. James Tilley, !,
No. ll9, Thames strce

<VO. IIS, IUUUfy' SETCCE,
lind No. /, Custom House Cowr.
WILL this day open another lot of those
cheap FLANNHLs. which are for sale from Is TO S.
the yard Alec jtsf ebcned.a few more ladies clo,s
and cassr,eres, as also more cheap broadcioths,
which he will sell lower than at any other store in
Newport --Be has still on hand nice Russia diapers
AZ, three dollars the piece, and shee,ings over yard
wide Tor only fifteen cents the yard-and all other
goods pro?ortionsbly cheap. q lt....t
Al, those who want to get good bargains. would
do well TO give him cali before they buy.
Dec 70
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CHARTS, &c.

Wn II ATHPnME
Hn J1st reteised and Offers for ssle at his store.
head Of Packet HharE new Chart, extending
from New-York to Havsna, improved by government
surveys in 1920 with general assortment Of charts,
Of the latest surveys Dowdichs Nsvgstors, 5h edi-
ton American Coast Pilots, 10th edition, Nautical
Almanscks for the years 1929 and 1923 sesmens'
daily Assistant-with complete assortment sf Nau.
tcal Ins,ruments-,etter writing, log and wrapping
Paper-Qaills and Ink Powder. .av sr. ~
Alec, a general assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordsge and ship Chandlery. Nrs tt-'
Just received 30 casks cut Nails, assorted sses--
80 thousand BrIcks--20 dox Tile. ,l.i, D. l,s..
4, or Cordsge and Cables made to order, and ves.
sells furnished with every article for long and short
voyages. .9ugust Ia.
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NEW GOODS.
Robert p. Lee,
Has iust yccciyed,

A Next-n,ive a,sortrncn, Of F,fLL and TTNTER
~ GOODS, Of The very latest inPort.,ions--
bough, within the last week At the Nev.fork Auc1
t;ons for cash which he s enabled 10 oass u very
low prices Purchaser, may Cad it en- object 70 give
hi.o |. call h:fose they buy
Oct y,
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ENGLISH THREAD AND BOBBI.
as1 tir NETT LACES. 2 .,'e1
WM. JAMES TILLE1,. .
No. ii9, THAMES sTREEr, and
No. |, Cusron HovsE CouRr,

LAS just opened. the best assortment
i Il ofthresd and bobbiaet, !aces, that was ever
offered for sale 10. this town, and will sell them
low IS possible--among them are. some 6 4 wide
for wells. &c. lie will warrant the bobb,nett and
thread to be English. lie has also just opened q
small csse OF cotton iaces. Jan I, 1894
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The most valuable medicine ever in use.

tG iIIOSt SdIudOiS IIISuICiiS CNCt III use.
t,',t3 ~, si,u for a,+ y
COUGHS. CONSU.,fP7YOvS AND ASTHMA
THIS new and healing bslsam bids fair TO rival
= cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and complaints OF the lungs leading to consunp ION,
and even in seated consumptons, IL has lately been
used by many with the most surprising success. "
certificates from persons OF the highest respectable.
iy the great and increasing demand for them may
be called proof Of hs good effects il 10 proved
Scarcely case Of colds, coughs. pain in the side.
difficulty Of breathing, wan, OF seep srising from de,
bty, even consumptions, but NAV be- relieved by
The timely use Of this medicine Every genuine bot
tie has .qrdersons Cough Drobs stamped on il, and
the directions are all signed by James Jietsn Vi.
These drops generally give ease 10 most cases Of
coughs, colds, difficulty of breathing. wheeling
,ghtness Of the chest, consump,ons, and pain in the
side The aged viii experience relief equally agree.
able and instantaneous, even when the lungs sf-
or Pc particular. a. each genuine bottle has
.andersons Cough Drops" stamped ON il end that
each OF the directions are signed in writing by James
.heiien-nO others are genuine. - ~.
Price, dollar for large. and fy cents for small
4 or The above Medicine 10 for saie bg
.. SAMUEL W. VlNSON,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY.
No. llo, THAMEs STREET,
Who has also tor sale a constant supply Of the
bes; kinds Of .. .,
Medicines, Drugs. Se. -,
Also sold whole ale and retail. by George II. Til.
linghsst. John n. Macon, Providence Dr Tibbhts,
Warwick Benjsun Batemsn. Esst-Greenwich |,
Daniel Carpenter, Uxbrdge David fsrnum. smith.
field DR.. Briggs, Bristol Thomas Taylor. Little
Rest Rowsc Babcock. Westerly q DR.. Tillingbss.
wickfoed, Jeremiah Williams, varreni Daniel
Brewer. Taunton, (Mass) and the Post. Master at
Sis,ersvi,le. May 81. 1923
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BOOTS and SHOES.
PARDON WHITE,

No. Ia, Thames street,
- ssrEcrsuLLy informs his friends
IN and The public, that he has on hand al knds
Of Doors and sioas. which he viii sell 40 ow -
any one 10 io~n.
.qsp. a. cheap kinds Of m-n's boot, snd shoe.
u,eufsc,ured and repaired. Al kinds Of lsd'es'
Boots and Shoes. by ty,n sotsmsn. april 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-19
SCHOOL, BOOKS.

INEssrrR's. AIdens, and Cummings spelling
" books. English Reader, Co'uubisn Orator.
Murray's Grammar, Wa ers Dictionary, Cummings
and Morse's Geography and Atlas, Dsbolls Ari,h-
me,ic, Testaments. and every other kind Of school
books usually wanted. by the dozen single st very
low prices Also, blank account and record books
Bowditcha Navigator. ard BIunt's Coast Pilot
writing and letter paper . Watts and Methodist
hymn books Church prayer books Bridgewater
Collection, :2th ednion.! if
E< =. .8L.k.9JN.9CS rrt. 5'" 3
nickerstsf's Rhode. ls!and, Farmers and Chris.
,an Aimanscs, for 1924 by the groce, dozen sim
gle.
Ore thousand rolls Paper iIangings, for rooms sud
window curtains, with borders. Two hundred rolls
low priced papers, al about IS cts per roll.
HH1S, I, ~ - a.f "A
Elegant and fashionable New.York Hats, and the
Boston Hat Factory hats warranted water proof, and
not TO fade 10 wearing, Also, mems and youths wa.
ter proof Cotton and felt hats, Just received and for
sale at The Book aud Hat store, (and at the lowest
possible Pricesl by
fgent TO Ezra Hasho.uoy.
or Second hand books bough. snd sold as above.
Nov II.