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PAW J. YARDY

fnAkES this method Of returning his sin.
- cere thanks 10 the public for the vcrv
liberal encouragement extended towards him
since his commencement in business, anl
now begs leave 20 inform them that be ha,
on hand large assortment Of HITS, Of the
tntea Jashions, aud Of superior quality all
OF which were manufactured under the iu-
mediate inspection md supeyin,tndenee of vii.
liam 1ardy. He has just received from New
York n fine supply Of the BEST NORTHERN
tUkS, aud other materials in his line, which,
with his former stock, will enable him to ma.
nufactnre Ilnls Of all descriptions, 10 sui, thu
wants Of every individual
As he has employed n frs. rate Gnisher
from the North, who is acquainted With br
latest fashions, the public may rest satished
that hats Of his manufacture will be equal IL
every respect to those manufactured in H..
northern cities.
Persons wishing 10 purchase nre earnestly
solicited TO call and examine his hats aud h,
price,. As he is determined to sell cx.re uely
low for cash. July 81 ~
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journal Of Foreign .Uedac,ne,
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN, Jr. NJ
u. aud WILLIAM PRICE. NJ. d.

Iolluhe1eu ny oAhO Ill I'M lin Jr. vi
u. and WILLIAM PRICE, NJ. u.
As It's title Indicates, the Journal aow offered
to the patronage oIthe public, will be conduct
ed entirely on the principle of Selection. The
leading feature ofthe plan, more distinc tiyenun
Grated, Is To present At stated intervals sort OF
Synopsis of the Foreign Magazines, Journals,
and itevlews, app. opllatedto Medicine and its
aindIed Sciences.
No one will doubt ofthis de.
sign, who is conversant with the periodical
works OF Europe. As is incident to such pub
hcationss the matter which they contain is alto
gether OF a mixed nature, and Of merits the most
unequal They are vast field, where golden
wheat Istoo often chokedby useless or perm
cions tales, and where 1t imports us like. the
prudent husbandman, to reject the one, and
hoard the other. These publications are,
moreover, at this time so numei OTIS, SO costly
and so difficult to he procured, that really they
can only be consulted by a large majority of the
cultivators ofscienceinthe United States, thro.
medium 'mewhat similar to the one now
proposed. ltistherefore meant to give an ex-
tract so eopous ofther contents as not only to
exhibit the rogress oithe Physical Sciences a.
broad, butte do away, ina great degree, the
necessity ofieeuling to the works themselves.
The contents otthe journal will be arranged
under The division of
/. Selected Papers.
9: Selected Reviews.
3. Medical and Philosophical Intelligence.
d List OF New Publications.
The woi is published in numbers in janua-
ry, April, july, and October, io' ming yearly
large volume.
This journals continuation of the Flee
trio Repertory, and was commcncedin January,
1921.
Published gu arterly-Prics -Four Doil0rso yea
ayabie IN ddsaRce.
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MEDICAL SCHOOL
IN BOSTON
FETIIE MEDICAL LECTURES in BIOS

TNHE MEDICAL LECTURES in Bus-
Il ton, will commence on the Third Wed.
nesdag IN Nofembsr.
Anatomy aud Surgery, by Dir. WARrrs.
Chemistry, by Dr. GoHuAa
Midwifery and Medical Jurisprudence, Jy
DR.. CHArsihG.
Maleria M.dica, by nr. Borrow.
Theory and Practice Of Physic, by Or
JACKSON,
The Massachusetts General Hospifal. one
Of the most active and most flonrisbing instr
iutions in The u. States, us received, within
few years, more than three hupdred thousand
dollars in private donations, in addition 10 lis
previous very liberal endowment by the
State Legislature. The number of Surgical
operation magnitude, performedin The hos
pitnl within the last two years aud nine
months, amounting 10 one hRHdred and t9e1tY.
Gentlencn attending the Medical Lectures,
are admitted grntai.ouSig 10 the surgical ope.
rations and clincal practice OF this lnstitu-
lion. A class otstudcus exceeding one hun.
dred, from different parts Of the Gnited States.
attended the last course.
a pamphlct containing particular account
OF the Boston Medical School, and hospital.
is published for gratuitous distribution. and
win be forwarded TO any person, on his ad-
dressing letter postpaid to MIR. Leonard
Holmes, of the Post office Boston
Boston, Aug. 9. 4,y 81.
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To be confined exclusively to those who SIP.
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Revolutionary War, which obtained The inde.
pendence oftheir country.
Secvnd Edition. Uat onapptndir--co
INlE Declaration by the Represent ltves oil
l. the United Colonies oil North America,
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up arms, July ., 17a5-fhe Petition by the
Representatives of the United Colonies, To the
King OF Great Britain, July 8, IL 5-A procla.
ton of Congress for day OF fasting, humi!ia.
ton and prayer, March Ii, l775-The Dccla.
ration oil Independence, July +, l71G-and the
manifesto by the Congress oil the United States
OF America, October 80, l579.
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and the Farewell Address oil General WASH.
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service, Septemler!7, 1896.
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ny OF irritated ministers, o, resistance by force
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ul as voluntary slayey. Honor. justice, and
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ance, employ for the Preservation of Our liber.
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men rather than to live slaves. - Deciarniion
Of Congress, setting forth the necessity oJtuking
up arms-Jaly u, l775t
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Museum Of Foreign Literature
and Science.

4 Conducted by ROBERT WALSH, in.
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from 4 few considerations which the adj
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81 Lon oft The periodical works OF Great
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a NJ ,ri.ntlic Intelligence, whi.n does not reach
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with equal pleasure aud profit. Such Of the
5,r;t;,h Reviews and Magazines as are reprint
#, in the United States--not excepting the f.
4, hurgh AID Quartc,ly Reviews-embrlce
n,,+h natter which is of little interest and 1fno
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HE under these circumstances, that selection
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,,nr OF details and speeulations either un,n-
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mode NV the editors and compiler oithe perio-
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The 5bie,t Of the one now Advertised, is thu
occnn,ul,t;on in a permanent form, OF the ma
tellal thus neglected, and Of the lite airy aad
Eccentric articles wo,thy of beng rePr'nIea IN
this country, but which, when so, ATE accom-
lplnied by the possessing no clam to atten-
lion AM celany--the Select Reviews-ali"
.ia the design, hut not equal in comprehensive
M. to the present, hourehed for some years
Mathis CITY, aud would, Il may be presumed,
Awecontiuutd TO be Supported by widespread
!, h,. ,on, but Tor an alteration OF the plan,
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nllti, Gcation OF readers of periodical works
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lagents for Lynchhurg and its yicinity,) so
Iicit subscriptions to the above works
The North American Review, and Am"rl
can Journal Of Science, particularly, are
now we'll established and have decided
claim to public support, az forming impor-
tant parts Of our national literature.
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MONEY LOST.

DETWEEN Mr.. William Radiord's and
- Liberty, dropt from my pocket ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS, III Virginia notes oil
ten dollars each. think had the money
between Col. Moeres aud Novel; MUS p"'
am not certain Whoever wiildei'ver me 'ne
money at Mr.. Radiord's, my present residence
or give such information as viii enable me 10
yet it again, shall be literally rewarded.
Jesse A BRAMBLEI
J.ly 2"
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The North American Review,

Was begun in 1915, and has since been steadi
y advancing in public estimation In Janua-
Y, 1920, the editorship was assumed by Pro-
lessor Everett, of the University at Cambridge,
NewEngland ntao series was then com
menced, with which it is convenient that sub
scrptions should begin. Orders Tor any part
OF the work will however be thankfully re
ceived by E. Littel and by II. Norris Henry,
who are interestedlin the publication.
Published quarteriy-Price Fire D0tlars a
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American journal of Science and
Arts,

Conducted by BENJAMIN SlLLIM\N, Pro
tessor Of Chemistry, &c. Yale Coliege
This Journal began in the year 1919. Two
numbers, between which there Is an interval
of about three months, form avolume.
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P.lIEN Il .UEUfCIt ES.
Uahn's Anti Bilious Pills.

They are exeelleutly adapted to carry of
superhuous bile, aud prevent its morbid Sc.
cretions 10 restore aud ame,d the uppe-
lite to produce free Precipitation, and
thereby preYenteolds, which are often OF fatal
&
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-31
llamilton's Worm Lozenges,
iIamilton's Grand Restorative

j. recommended ms an invaluable Medicine,
Tor the speedy relief aud permanent cure Of
Nervous Disorders, Violent Cramps in the
lowness OF Spirits, stomach aud back,
Loss OF Appetite, Indigestion,
imnnrty oi the Blood, Melancholy,
Hysterical Affections, Gout III the Stomach,
Inward Weakness, and Pains in the Limbs,
DphiIiiV Rplnxnt,nns A., Ne
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-31
Cure for Coughs and colds.
HAMILTON'S ELIXIR.

\ sovereign remedy for Colds, obs,inat,
Coughs, Asihmas, sore Threats and approach
ing 6onsnmptions, and most disorders OF Ia,
breast aud lungs
To parents who have children afflicted will
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l.ec's Ointment for the Itch,

Warranted an infallible remedy.
The above celebrated Medicines nrc pre-.
pared aud sold wholesale and retail (only) by
N. LEE, No. ~, Mniden-lane, New York
and for sale by particular appointment, i'll
Lynchburg, by ADRIAN X. NORTH
June f. ts27
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TEAM-BO HOTEL.
SUPERIOR OYSTERS.

vTHE subscriber respectfully informs the
J. public. that he in'ends keeping, du-
ring the season, OYSTERS OF a superior
quality. which he will be happy 10 serve
in IN any manner called Tor al his house.
He will also accommodate families with
sbucked oysters or in the she'll. As he has
msnde arrangements for receiving a regu.
lar supply, customers may rest assured
that they will be OF the first quality, or
none will be sent them.
Having number OF private rooms, par
ties can be accommodated to their salts fac.
tipD. WIN. B. STUART.
oct ID II
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AUCTION SALES.

an TUESDAY. at 10 o'clock. vii
" be SOLD at The auction store varies
~ OF goods. among WHICH are
Sugar. coffee, tea, wine. vinegar, gin
Brandy. lime juice, whisky, tnackeref
Herrings, raisIns, prunes, be blue
Mustard, &c, &c,
Also, Sideboards, bureaux, wash, work,
and candle stands
Also. Boots and hats ,t
Also, cIn!hs. cas.ir4eres cords
Casslnetls, caIICoss, eottons, shawls ~
Velvet, bombazette. flannel, bedtie king
Shifting. &c. &c. :,
s superb looking glasses, and
cases tumblers
Also, at private sale,
Several dozen La Fayette canes
Umbrellas and stocks. go
octl S. A. MARSTELLER.
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are The more particular 10 placing the
ne"ssilou, Peru ID az clear IigL. as our
sources OF intelligence will permit, as our
commercial relations wititbe shores Of tbe
facIfic become every day more and more
Important, and those who may have paid
any attention 10 our marine intelligence for
some time past. must have observed that
Baltimore carries on pretty considerable
trade With Peru; and therefore The anx
lety totpu' our mercantile fellow citizens
IN possession OF every matter bearing upon
The state Of thai portion of the South, as
well as 70 give 10 the public generally the
military and political news from country
which, ! from lis position and resources,
seams destined to make no small .ure in
the world. ~,
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Public Sale.

ON FRIDAY the 9Th day Of Noyem.
~ Der Eext. al, 10 O'Clock, The subscri~
per will offer at public sale, al The auction
room Of S. A. Marstslier, teDen emit and
lot of ground on the north side OF Duke
street, 63 feet to the west of W alter street,
in front on Duke street 90, in depth 81
feet--And another tenement and lot on the
west side of Water street. about III feet
Z inches to the porth OF Duke. street, in
front on Water street rs ieei, in depth l23
feet 5 inches. -
The above sale will be made under
deed OF trust from Horace FIELD to the
subscriber, 10 secure certa in debts cue
to the Bank Of Potomac. Trrms will be
made known at thestime of sale,
K |. TAYLOR, Trustee.
oct 9 Is
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PERU-BOLlVAR.

II now appears, upon authority that
seems to place the statement beyond guess
ton, that Bolivar has been for consider
able time pas, in possession o. Limo On
Monday last we stated, on the authority
of private advices received at the Federal
Gazette Office. that the RoyaIst General
Canterac bad broken up from his strong
position at Jauja and reiterated before the
army under B6ilvar-Tbis important TACT
which was communicated exclusively by
this paper, finds an official confirmation IN
the following, which We copy
From the National Gazette.
sColonel Lima, first aid,de-eamp to Gene
raj Pace, who came passenger in the Colem-
ban brig of war Pichincha, Captain J. 5,
Maitland, has politely favored us with the fol-
lowing intelligence from Peru:
On his arrival at Porto Bello on the 3oth
August last, he found official accounts had
been received at Panama from Upper Peru,
stating that Gen. Bolivar, In consequence OF
the misunderstanding that existed between the
Royalist Generals Carratela and Olaneta, put
himself in march from Trujllo, to attack Can.
terac, who was then at Pasco. Canterac re-
treated to the strong entertainments of JauIa,
in Upper Peru, and fortified himself there;
but General Bolivar, after having blockaded
Calloa. and left in Lima the Battalion Of Zu-
LA, two squadrons OF cavalry, and the guerillas
of the country, pursued Canterac, and forced
him from his entertainments. Canterac a.
gain retreated precipitately into the interior,
leaving some prisoners, who declare that he
has no more than 5000 men, while Boivar's
armv consists of IA, 900, of which 10000 were
Colombians, with which Bolivar was pursu.
ing him. The prisoners were sent to Guaya'
ouil. and from thence to Panama in the cor.
vette Santander, which arrived at Panama on
the 9th August; and they were at the time of
Col. Lima's departure, confined in the Castle
of Chagres. Among them were four Spanish
Colonels, and number of subaltern officers of
various ranks"
But, in addition 10 the foregoing. it will
be recolleCted that our news OF Monday
communicated still later Intelligence, sta
ting that accounts received from the seat
OF The Colombian Government, at Santa
Martha. on the lith Septenbe aDooun-
ced battle in Peru, ia which the army
un Ter the President Liberator, General
Bolivar, was completely victorious. ~ We
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alexandria,
SATURDAY MORNING. SOC.r. Is.

We learn from the northern papers, that the
friends Of Mr.. Crawford. finding their efforts
in Rhode Island unavailing. have abandoned
all idea OF even forming an electoral ticket.
Connecticut, too, we have reasonto belive, IS
given up in despair. The ticket of most re.
spectacle names promised us by the lntclli.
gencer has not yet made its appearance.
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Wanted immediately.

4 JOUKNEYMAh Currier, who IN,
- ders'ands well that branch OF bust.
ness, to whom constant employment will
be given. He must produce proper testi,
monials of his character for industry and
sobriely. 1t would be an additional rs>
commentator il he should also under.
stand the tanners business, Applics ton
may he made Mr.. James r Riddle, in A.
lexandria, or to JOHN HElSKlLL,
WINCHESTER, Va. Oct. TIA Iaw3w
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ORA CARD.

ORA CARD.
Il is recommended by HE Mayor and
Committee of Arrangements, that 40 car
rlages, OF any description, or persons on
horseback, except such as are embraced 10
the order of the Committee, will occupy
those sections OF streets through which the
procession will this day move.
The safety and comfort OF the citizens,
and the respect due TO our IIustrious visi.
tor, demand the utmost exertions of all, to
preserve harmony and good order; and it
is hoped that individual convenience, will
be cheertully sacrificed, whenever it may
be necessary, in order to render every
thing agreeable to him. whom grateful
people are proud 10 call the "NaiiGn's
Guest.
That the ladies may have An opportuni.
~ OF seeing their youthful children pre-
sented 70 the veteran benefactor of their
fathers, II is further recommended that
that part Of Royal street, between King
and Cameron streets, be exclusively ap-
proprIated to their accommodation. -
No doubt i. entertained by The Mayor and
Committee, that the foregoing recommen
datoDs will receive the appreciation of all
orderly persons, and those of different
Char hu oh hxy
per officers.
By ordeE OF the Committee OF Arrange.
menis. w. F. THORNTON,
Chief Marshal.
ARRIVAL OF THE U. S. SCHR. FOX.
NORFOLK. Oct, 1.-THE u. S scbnr.
Fox, Lieut.. Com. Richie, from Havana,
via Key West, went up the Bay yester-
day From Lieut.. Com. Richie we learn
taat the Wild Cat is supposed to be lost
L., Legare who was lei; sick al Havana,
had partly recovered bis health. The Fox
left Hay ma e0tD ult. with convoy bound
10 toe United Sta'es, and arrived at Key
West next dav. he Weszie, 1t. Boar
man. sailed same day with two vessels un.
derconvoy tor the coas, OF YuCataD, 10 pro.
coed to the Cali on cruize. The Shark,
1t. CONT, Galaher, sailed few days be-
tpIe for the same place via Thonpson's
Island, The Ferret, 1t. com'dt. Beii, ar
rived at Key West on the Goth, and sailed
next day for Malanzss. On THURSDAY
morning last, the Fox ran under the stern
OF the light boat, eff Hatteras, aud spoke
her n. w. by w. 4 Leagues from the light
house. She seemed tn weather the storm
very handsomely. The Fox has experien-
ced much bad weather lately. The fol.
lowing vessels we're at Key West, to sail 10
a tew days:-Brig Clio, OF Boston, Tor N.
York: schrs North America, Smith, OF
Baltimore. for Nassau, Mp; Florida,
for NewYork; besides several small coast
Ing vessels.
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I'll. 7. Whitney
Notice is hereby given

TINE stockholders OF The Bank OF Poo.
l. mac, that an election for thirteen d.
reciors will be held at the Town Hall on
Monday. the LIST of November next, from
Ten 20 three O'clock. by order Of the
President and Directors,
c. PAGE, Cashier.
oct 9 taWtP
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Tea SDOonS.

M2AS taken from Black man, sup>
= posed TO baye been stolen, TWO
TEA SPOONS. The owner, or owners,
may have them again on application to the
printer, and paying the cost OF this adver>
ttsement. oct I6-3t
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Public Sale.

pY virtue OF deed OF trust from the.
- late Richard Libby TO the subscriber,
for the benefit of the Bank OF Potomac,
wil be offered al public sale, tor cash, ON
the premises at 10 O'Clock, Oh the morlr.
ing OF Saturday The 3oia Of October nez},
A,s~x two story frame house and LOT OF
w. ground on the south side OF King
MsG. street, 81 feet inches 10 the
Hasks eastward OF Washington street.
fronting on King street 81 feet inches.
and extending back parable. lth " asA>
iDglon street loo feet. ..l.
JACOB HOFFMAN, Trustee.
S. A. MARSTELLER, Auc,
- sept So 1900
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The conveniences of this. house asa az
vern, are such, as to render any dels:i os
them unnecessary; being situated OIL King
st. where all travellers most usually pa up.
The house and stables are in NE base
repair, and ready. Tor, the reception of a
tenant Possession will be givea on The
lst hof March next, md tie rent will be
suitabl to the stale of the times, Apply to
june s CATHARtNE McREA.
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i A.Talhot, ESQ. who has published IN
London. two volumes of Travels in Ca
aita and the United States, relates thai 10
CansJs G,es are so numerous, that CHILD
can scarcely open its mouth without rum
nag the risk Of beng sufocased by the
suaniilY Of them which eagerly Try 10
ssscend down il. throal!' The bull frogs,
according 10 the same tourist, are SO bug
nat they can destroy "a gosling OF month
Slf-ths humu,iag birds kill the raven
q stroke, by darling, with The speed OF
'ga!ning, their slender bills toto me DO
sies OF their sable antagonists; ano Tue
SSays ride the large SURGEONS IN the river
OF Lawrence. True, pom honor
Lacien Bonaparse has chartered the snip
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