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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-08-11

Some time ago two gentlemen who
were travelling in Ireland, happened to
meet in one ofthe inns in Belfast. The
one, who was native Of that country,
began TO caution the other against the
greed and roguery fthe ostlers. "They
are every whit as great rogues, Sur,n
says he, as those of either England OF
Scotland-their avarice is as boundless
as the belly of Charibdis /; and by the
Powers ityou don't be after keeping
a sharp look out upon them, they will
assuredly jim you" 81 never yet saw
the ostler | was unable to cope with, or
to leave we'll pleased" rejoined his
companion 'and will forfeit ten gum
cas- if the one here prove an exception
The stakes were Immediately tabled
the gentleman called for his horse, and
gohig Up 10 The USHER, who brouga, BIN
forward. You are clever fellow . said
he, the most expert at your business
have ever had tile good fortune to meet
with How nicely you have cleaned
my horse-why, he Is polished like a
mirror! Have you long followed this
occupation? Nine years, phase your
honor replied Pat, Strengthening the
curve ofhis back bone, and swelling,
like the frog insthe fable, TO u full foot
higher in his owa estimation, while
gulping the smooth-complexioned fiat
cry. 4 thought SOL said the gentleman
by your dexterity.e Here is "a guinea
note for you--hor that l mean TO pay
you always so; but as It's the first time
we have met, cannot inconscience Of
fer yon less, considering your prompt
tude and attention.''-The gentleman
bounded upon the saddle-the horny
palm of the ostler compressed The treas
ure with grasp Of eager qualification,
and again projecting his hams, and sink
ing down into his former ignobIe pos
ture, he dotted bis cap with bow so
profound as might have established a
Frenchman's reputation for politeness,
and turning up the white of his eyes to
the munliicent donor, modestIy begged
Of him the least ;riAe of small change 10
drink his health with; as the note had
so bewi'ching an appearance while en-
lire, that he could not for his soul think
upon breaking ii =! Report does not
speak precisely as TO whether or not
this very reasonable request was granted !;
but it is almost needless TO add that the
gentleman lost his wager.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-08-11

SIR-in your las. publication, you as
sure me, that you are not restricted to
the mode of warfare hitherto pursued.
My friend, Colonel Flournoy, is there
fore authorized, Oh my part. to make
the necessary arrangements.
WILLIAM Ii. CRAWFORD.
GENERAL CLARK.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-08-11

I@VHtSVtlLtl DeCtNUET 2, I6UU.
The various injuries have received
from you, make it necessaryf,r me TO
call on you for the satisfaction usually
afforded in similar cases. Ny friend,
Mr. Forsyth, is authorized to make the
necessary arrangements on my part.
With due respect, lam Sir, your hum
bic servant,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-29

document submitted to the House he
N.nlaa Edwards. lie thought tic
House bound having ordered that H..
ves,igalion. not to adjourn till it wa.
fully gone through
MIR. Taylor replied, and repeated tie
explanation he had already given.
Mr.. Williams, Of N. G.. moved to lay
the resolution on The table. The ques.
ton being taken, it was decided in tina
negative-sye. So. noes 81.
The resolution was then adopted, and
the arrangement of the orders Of the
dsy was ordered 10 be printed.
Mr.. Allen gave notice that. on Mons
day next, he should call up the joint re-
lotion, offered by him some time since,
on the suhjec. of the adjournment Of
this II use.
Tire House adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-29

Francis S. Coke, Esq. bearer Of des.
patches from he American Minister at
Bueoos Ayres to our government, arrived
at Philadelphia on the els! inst.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-15
NrWgs and Medicines.
ss
Il
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,

.3POTHEC.lRY .lyD BRUGGfST,
HAS RECEIVED directly from New York
d L and PniladeIpha, ii supply Dt DRUGS,
aud fresh Family MEDICINES, of tbs purd.t
qualify, which will be sold AT the Richmond
prices,
Practitioners of Medicine, country mrY,
chants, aud others, who buy large quantities,
and cannot at all times fnd it convenient To
pay the cash, can he supplied on "A liberal ere
dit. where punctuality is observed. Families
in this town, and its vicinity, supplied with
med zines put Mp In the incest style, payable
half yearly.
lie has also received. English aud Ahleri-
can Waite Lead, ground in oil; dry ditto !;
Spanish Brown; in oil dry ditto Vel.
low ochrc in oil dry ditto; spirits of
Tnrncntine Linseed Oil +; Venetian Red
Red Lead Prussian Blue, No, aud ; Sn:
perior Chrome Yellow Patent Green; 5prnce
Yellow Dutch Pink Mineral Green; Kings
yellow Rose, Pink, Lytharge, English aud
American Vermilion ivory Black PANT
Brushes of every description Eng,ish and
American Terra de Sienna Black Lead J;
Lamp Black Turkey Umbef; Gold Leaf OF
superior quality; Silver ditto, spanish VIM
ting; Paris ditto; American Glue superior
Blue snalts pumiee Stone; Coach Copai
varnish; Furniture ditto; Gum Copal "ronnn
Camwood :; Stone Ochre Logwood, gfonn"
,,J i, sticks, &c. &c. together with every
o,lef pnint ana Dive. Stuff now in '%.
more complete assortment of goods il ms line
never has been offered in this market before
and he earnestly solicits his trieDds fHq 'n'
nublc 10 give him a call, to bonn tie returns
| h sreatfuI sckuos ledS@eats tor n"s' p"'i'.-
| age. aue'pf
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Journal Of Foreign .Uedac,ne.

Conducted by SAMUEL EMilIN, Jr. NJ
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE, NJ. u.
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unequal. They are a vast fed, where golden
wheat IS too often chokedhv useless or PERM
cIons tares, and where it imports us like the
prudent husbandman, to REJECT the one, and
hoard the other. These publications are,
moreover, at this time so numelo hs, SO costly
and SO difficult to be procured. that really they
can only be consulted by a large majority Of the
cnltlvatofs OF science mi the United States, thro
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proposed. itisthcreiore meant to give an en-
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broad, butte DO away, in great degree. the
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The contents ofthe journal will be arranged
under me dIviS.ou OF
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.. Selected Reviews.
3. Medical aud Philosophical al Intelligence.
l. List of New Publications.
The work is pnblishe in numbers in Janua-
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This Journals a continuation Of the Flee
trio Repertory, and was common cdin January,
1891.
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Elizabeth Nilsson, 1Lomas L Moormnn, Jas
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lIuseum Of Foreign literature
and Science.

o.a,ct,d by ROBERT WALSH, in.
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.ifr,an a few considerations which the al
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TIT. fhe periodical works of Great
Ffance cJntain a mass of literary
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he Anerlcan pubic Tor want Oh suitable
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!. n;,h Reviews AMI Masa2tnes as are reprint
II, the United Sates--iiot excepting the r.
n,nroh and q lrtc,ly ReyieYs-cmbr &C
[,,eh ~ ltterwhich is of title interestand 5fno
4 l,at,4rtothe American reader, and not IN
,,n,tlIy fitted to vitiate his literary taste, his
|m,,al,. Of MS p1 tical prinripes. II Is de5lra.
Re. und:l these circum5tahces,t that selection
+, MD henale. such as " u,d furniah the va
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|sat,. to the ex .iu5,on oithe other portion con
Ling "details and Speculations either unn-
|ce,tnl. IN thsm elves, or miichievous ,nthclt
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EHlIE SUBSCRIBER wishes 10 sell TRACT
i OF LAND in The upper end of Amherst
county, within one mile Of Trents ferry, and
about six miles above LynchLure, con'hin'ng
$50 ac,es. 9his land IS well adapted 10 the
culture of corn, wheat and tobncco. The
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THE SUBSCRIBERS,

FINDER the firm uf BRADFUTE &
~ ToMPklNS, will establish, on lie 18th
day OF this month, IN 3UC1ION md CT
.NER.IL COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the
town of Lynchbnrg, in the hon,h NOW occu.
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interest, and the utmost pnnctunliiy observed
IN renittnnccs We will also attend ~ the
sale OF Real and Personal E>tnte in ar near the
town, on the customary terms and To the
shipping OF country prodGcr aud other arli-
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Goods 10 be forwarded IN The wet.
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A\so-A TRACY

in the nppel end of the same county, lying on
both sides OF Podar river, containing l2HU
acres, loo acres OF which is low grounds, and
II considerable portion of the baIapcc FIRST rate
tobacco land There s. on this innd y plan
ta'ion suti cient 10 work % hand, 10 adynn
tage, aud as a iobncpo plantation, may be
considered cqnnl TO any in the county.
Also, Il Tract in the county OF
Nelson, can,aiping about 1000 acres, about
500 acres OF Whiei, is cleared aud in good OF
der Tor cropping--about dun acres of first rate
tobacco Iandio eut--thc balance lies well, aud
is well covered In timber. Either of the above
tracts Of land will be sold on advantageous
terms, 10y application to Tho subscriber, resi-
ding ia New Glasgow, Amherst county.
county. DAVID ). GARLAND.
August 20. MSW ,
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Max MORSE

of ming, seven yehfs old, FIVE feet two ~
ihrec inches high, OF fine spirit, mud remarka-
bly, active for work horse, shs taken toge
tl,er with an old saddle broken behind, and
new strrup feathers Ihr bride was old,
the bit signed Tor double reins.
have no doubt but he " i'll aim Ia pass as
free man, having, il is supposed, sto'eh the
free pass of Frederick MaSoh,, under which
name am well satisfied he viii aim to Pass.
Twill give the above reward for the man
and horse, (of $40 for either if taken within
thirty miles OF This place, ehh Delivered TO
me II beyond that distance, the same le'
ward and all reasonable travelling charges
Will he allowed. ....
SAMUEL EDMrNBSON, Jr.
Halifax Court iiohsc, May % Is Al
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ltckf orticE, Lyn' oure, Virginia
, m@ m1 ~, GIFt .;... !, cite Sc cLe to
Ia,ery e ~" r i.I , I'"'s ., oe opaaeo cnna
decided ndtahtage Over mn, ofIi,r .i,' '.s
lafr rtcr ttanintd. or,lcr. fs,in AN u na,, W.
he United States, ('oH pniJ, Mi mte Win
lronni intention, 4 ftcitJto Abraham
npr' ,,, : oliee, Ly Yacht are, Virginia.
linives
Quarters ~
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/, UNAW from the subscriber ON Sun
day night, Odd insl my man LODE
RICK lie is Il sleek back negro, OF about p
Years of age, long lace taFtIIng To the chm,
aaI sdI both IN motion aud speaking, Ills
hcigh, j., about feet . ur 10 inches, broad
across the shoulders, though rather inclined
Ia he slender in body aud limbs. His dress
not exactly known, tut ii is supposed That he
had on a roundabout coat, 1ax aud cotton
t.antal oon5, cotton shirt, and a small fur hal
lie took with him Whit cotton and iinen
shirt, grey Cashmere pahtaloon5, Saddlebags,
&c. ON the saInc nighl dark
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American journal Of Science and
Arts

Conducted By BENJAMIN SILLlMAN, Pro
Ge,sor Of Chemistry, sc. Yale College.
This Journal bcgan in the year 1919. Two
numbers. between which there Is In Interval
of about three months, form volume.
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DEKSONS hUldng small prize ,;rk.ts
! nnny Of We northern lotteries, vvap ha,s
b liberty III relieving them n, Il shrau,iei
III enss Of The Quaniico Canal air. Oh
urlira,ioh ut ~
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!, Pearl Pear Ash and Grousd Ginger.
4 supply IF unite Psnd IN o,.i 49, -,
finger j''a reeeirs.l /, and far ,.ie ~ IN NA''
sept T.; VA 'lEE II WipnI Trov
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' ,,,,,M I'll md Spanish Hides.
j bnnS = ChSwELL POE have pn
Incnt cry general aud extensive assert
Inn, -, ~ Gather, 4Go Spanish Hides, ard go
M 'F. OF THpncgs' Oil, WHICH y III be sold on
'"' most Uphe'Fie Ier,as,
They viii give cash or leather for ray hidcs
or Ian on ,lnres Wiz Scri Ii
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The North.Amcrican Review,

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Y advancing in public estimation In Janua'
Y, 1920, the editorship was assumed by Pro-
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NeW-Engand. A ntW series was then com.
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superhuous bile, and prevent its morbid Sc
cretions to restore aud amend the api,c-
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thereby prevent colds, which are often oil fatal
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Warranted an inialihlc remedy.
The above celebrated Medicines are pre-
pared and sold wholesale and retail Ionly) by
ii. LEE, No. 46, NIaiden-Lane, New York
aud for sale by particular appointment, IN
Lynchhurg, by ADRIAN X. NORTH.
3unc 6. tss7
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-05
PRISONER ESCAPE b.

We learn that William L. Wolfe, who
was confined in the Jailo Franklin Coun~
~, on charge Of Burglary escaped there
from on the night Of the 18th inst He
occupied the same room with Oliver Leuis
charged with murder, but would not per-
nit him to give leg ball. He effected his
purpose, by boring bole through tho
wall. but at so great distance from the
floor that Lewis who was manacled, could
not possibly reach it.
This IS The same daring fellow, who not
long since in company with fellow pri.
soner, broke Jail and unceremoniously
paid the sheriff Of the county a visit, and
after partsk,ng OF dinner, &c. was escort-
ed with as little ceremony back 10 bis des
serted lodgings He was acquitted a few
weeks since At Franklin Superior Court,
OF one charge Of Burglary, and as it ap-
pears, did not relish the idea Of remaining:
six months longer in Jail 10 await the iss
sue OF second charge. The good peos
pie Ut Franklin, will no doubt say respect.
ing tais second Irenk, take him all in all,
We ns'er shall look upon bis like again
Raleigh Register.