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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-02
ENGLISH JUDGES s LAWYERS.

In Edward the Thirds reign. the Lord
Chief Justice of the Kings Bench had n
sal ry OF 6si. IS. 3D., aud the ordinary
Ju iges 50L per annup. SIR Thomas
Moore received, rs Lord Chancellor Of
England, 1901 1t is said, however, that
Sir Edward Coke made about 6ooI per
annum. - II does not seem too much to
assert says Gilbert, " that, in the reign Of
Eiiz both, iol would approach nearer to
the purchase Of y complete English law Ii
brary thn i,300l. at present"
The Judges, SAYS Fnrtescue, IN his dcdi
cation u Prince Edward. were not accus
tanned Ia sit moie than three hours day
x ron Q Until I'D They passed the re-
nnindrr Of The day in studying the laws,
and reading ihc Holy Scriptures.
An act of Henry the +'h excluded Law
yers from Parliament, because they were
generally, al that time, stipendiares of men
vi property, anl considered rs retainers.
In the 2Otb Of James the lst, proclnma
ton was issued, directing the voters for
members Of Parliament not 10 choose Gu
rtnus aud wtanginS lawyers, who may
seek reputation by stirring needless qaes-
tic MS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-02
From The ChtAenham Journal.
SPECIMEN OF CREDULITY.

AT a small village on Thursday last, not
100 miles from Cheltenham (ihe name we
fprbcar mentioning out of compassion to
is lnhabliants,) one of the most complete
hoaxes WAS played off, by a fellow who
styled himself the Emperor Of all the Com
jurors that we have heard for a long tine.
lie hired room AT the village aiehOuse f
the evening, when, through the att, actions
held out in his bill, of which the following
is "a copy, the room was literally crammed;
and i've minutes before the exhibition WAS
To have commenced, he decamped with the
money received at the door tprobably Jump
cd down his own TIN oat, aud has not since
been heard Of Three fellows accompani-
ed the Conluror when he hired the room,
who, most likely, shared the plumber go
easily hlChed from the unsusPectins dupes.
iron ONE NIGHT ONLY"
" Felix Do,pJumpttrooitm, the Emperor
Of al the Coniurors, begs leave 70 announce
10 The Nobility, Gentry, aud Inhabitants,
that he has Just arrived with his FIVE .4rdbi
an Cojurois, which he intends to exhibit
for this night only. Any attempt to DIES
cribe their extraordinary performances
must b. needless, as the proprietor Astters
himself that they must be seen 10 he be
hesed They are al brothers by the same
father: their names, .Huley, BcnnasSar,
.15daiiah, .UuStapha, and Suckee. AT the
conclusion OF Their never yet equalled feats
of slight of hand sss.rd, main, Sc. &c.
thy will each take d = ted tUrth in either
hand, when 10! incredible to rtl,tei Sue
kee, with the burning torches, will jump
c'ean down .'ittsiaphas throat, who in an
instant, with equal dexterily, viii pass down
the throat 81 .4baattah ; then .4bdaiiah will
jump down that of his brother .Huiey's;
who lastly, notwithstanding he is encun-
bered with his four brothers and their four
torches viii throw Zip flap somerset down
his own throat, and leave the audience in 10
tai darkness! !-Probatum est.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-02

Napoleon Code.-The character of Bo-
naparle says The Baltimore American)
CLEANS upon us from the tomb with such
dlyeisllles OF radiance, that those who were
his most lnYeterate enemies while living,
are now compelled to follow in the II sin Of
his admirers. 1t was commonly believed
that the Napoleon code of laws, now the
admir- ,tion OF both Europe and America,
and which IS now Recommended for adop
zion IN both, was substantially indebted In
Bonaparte for its origin. 1t was Thought
that he merely commissioned or empower
FL certain competent individuals 10 re.
wise and amend the code OF laws which
bears his nanr bat II now appears from
an extremely interesting article on that
subject in the last North American Review,
that he presided at these deliberations hi n
,Gmingled 10 all their discussions, and
,ha Xnsrif one of the most effective, if not
h,,dr Y effective, OF the members Of that
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-02

TASTE.-As a physical bad taste con-
sists in being pleased only with high sea
soned and curious dishes, so a bad taste in
the arts is pleased only with studied orna
nent, and feels not the pure beauty of
Nature. The best taste in every species of
cultivation, is, to initiate Nature with the
highest fidelity, energy, and grace.
IToliairs.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-07

petsrrp AND PUBLISHED BY
IN FIErCHER a. RICH. II. ToLER,
llip 'biishers otthe Laws Of the Union.

-, rbe 5em,-weekly Paper, at 81, and the
-, IT, paper, at 80 per annnm, payable III
Weee,' M subscription will be received Tor
sd'a"I I,ne nan six months; and no paper will
= e ,,'.a1ntnned (but ri the discretion OF the
Editor '.rti,ements will be inserted at 30
II l,,,aare lor less) the first time, aud
cents per rs for each continuance. Those
20 l. , Inc must be paid for previous to
from = .''.,s or the payment assumed by
the ino5aon,ibe person in Lynchburg.
SON ~ c6aocery Orders are inserted for six
a''l5, AiIletters addressed to the Editors must
W a. s,In.or they will not be attended TO
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Nov. g.

M. ChVtes Hayaeb
Ya,AkE NOTICE, that oh Thursday tho
l. Isl day Of December next, AT Capt. ia
cob Whites Grocery,in Bedford county, shall
proceed to take the deposition OF Willis Gil.
laspe, and the attidavls OF others, aud To
continue from day to day until all are takens
to be read as evidence. In the suit now de-
pending and Undetermined in clIancery, ~
the county court of Amherst, wherein yt, !,
are plaintiff and myself and others defender IS.
PHILIP THURMuNr,.
Nov 8. Wav ~
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NOTICE is hereby given that the Cells
- in the Lunatic Hospital in thr City
of Williamsburg, are all occupied, and thai
no more patients will be received in the
said Hospital, until some of thp said Cells
are vacant-due notice of which MAl be
given.
By order of the Court of Directors.
LEO. HENLEY, e. G. d.
Iuly GO, 1923. mts4a
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VI. ydnles Llagg,

Mr.. JdBieS Ctagg,
'.tAhE NOTICE, that on Thursda, the
l. ist day OF December next, at Captain
jacob White S Grocery, IN Bedford county,
shall proceed TO take the deposition OF John
Sedd and barksdaie Sledd, and the aiidayits
OF others, and to continue from day 10 day
until all are taken, 10 be read rs evidence in
the snit now depending in Cpancery in Inc
county court OF Bedford, wherein you are
plaintiff and myself and others defendants.
PHILIP IlIUkNOND. .
Sov.3. W4w24
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Move New Goods
We are receiving handsome addition Of
NEW GOODS.

CONSISTING IN PART fF
Handsome dark and light ground Prints,
Black, white and Sil,ered do.
Pink Ginghams,
Slack and colo'd Canton Grapes, superior,
Rich Umbre, brown and Lilac isurediuro
dc Etc,
Figured Book MuslinS,
3-4 Brd-eye Diaper,
Cd, 81 aud l0-4 Table do.
Sllesia Damask Table Cloths,
Fine Long Lawn,
Printed Liuen Camblic HandkeTchiefs,
Flag do
1 case we'll assorted Leghorn Gypseys,
3 boxes slbbons,
I do. Curl,
i orded and striped Florentlne,
Granderills and Cotton Casslmeres,
Flue Doshrdas Bangress Cords,
bale. "a, IA and 81 brown Shlrtings
and ShertIngs,
Brown aud black Fur Hats,
Together with many articles of Hardware,
Liquors and Groceries. ALSO. expected
in few days, splendid assortment OF
Shell Tuck and Side Combs, Morocco,
black and colored PrunelIa and Leather
Shoes, Cambrics, SheeilnGs, Sugar and
Coffee, Sc. &c. Our assortment IS now
unusually good, and will be well kept up
throughout the year, with every article ol
fancy or use which il in demand, and all
will be sold at most reduced prices.
W. MCKEE & J. u. MEM.
JuIv II fs47
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RICH CARPErING, &c.

dPieees very handsome Brussels carpeting,
4 rich English and Scotch do.
81 ils't'h Rugs,some new tyIe aud patterns,
few f'ieres crimson moreens.
- Inc bove were carefully selected in New
Horh, an among them will be found some
gieh and desirable patterns
MCKEE & MEEM:
Oct. 10. t>iy
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not been for his running away, might
have done in less time, without be-
ing 80 much distressed. The Cos.
sack was warped, and carried in g.
mInotes after him, and. had he been
lett To himself and his rider. WOULD
undoubtedly. have remained az Pul.
kosa-hill. The English horses at
starting carried full 3 stones moro
taat The Cossacks, and during tho
latter half OF the race the difference
was still greater, as the Cossacks
had mere child IN their horse, for
forms sake. The conc ,urse ofspeo.
tators was immense, and amongst
others, their imperial HIghncss the
Grand Dukes NJ, holas and Michael
honoured the race with their pre-
sence. The road for the whole dis
tance wan lined by tho Cossacks &c
the Guards at regular intervals IL
some Geographic movements of their
pixies. unintellIgibie TO any bur tho
I.itlated. oCCasioned some brisk bet
ting AT Que moment during tho race
Tor which they smartcd in tho end.
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Comprising complete stock q the Jotiom-
ing articles:
Cloths, Cassimefes, Ncstlngs, Irish Linens,
kentints, Linen CambricS,
Cambria Musins,
Rose and Point Blankets,
Red, yellow aud white Flannels
New style silks,
Cantot, Nankeen. figured aud plain Grapes,
Robes, of the newest fashions,
Null Malls, Of the newest patterns, somo OF
which are direct from France,
A and ca Book Muslin,
Mcrino aud Crnle shuws,
Bel, kIbbos and Buckles, new style,
satin aud Gnuzc Ribbons,
New style Prints, (vcry cheap)
SILK Stockings and Gloves,
Gentemen's Beaver aud Woodstock Gloves,
Cotton. worsled aud woollen Stockings,
super silk Flags,
Tortoise, luck and Side Combs,
And a general assortment OF Fancy articles.
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Notice.
Nov. g..

4 Petition viii be presented TO the nsrt
n General Assembly of Virginia, in be-
nall of Pleasant Rowan, praying thai he nav.
have leave TO resida in tLis state Us u free o,ns
Oct. ~ WfylI
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AMONG THIN ARB ~ FOLLOWING:
5000 lbs Giauber Salts 80 do Cdntharides
1000 do Epson do 20 do Chinese Yer.
300 DO Copperas million
400 do Madder 1870 bottles Lorillard's
800 do White Lead Suuf
1000 DO Alum poo do Leiper's do
500 do FenelianRed do Castor OIL
100 do Spanish In So lbs. MagnesIa, CO.
dgo lored
4O0 do Green Paint 80 do Sugar Lead
$50 do Blue do IS do Assateodlta
100 do Eerdigris 10 do Gum Arabic
IS do ,IaIap % do Mace
90 do Bark 1870 gallons Lamp Oh
81 DO Calomel 30 lbs. Cinnamon
% do Tartar Eme. 400 Brushes, OF all
tic descriptions
% do Opium An elegant assortment
loo de- Liquorice OF Rodgers Pen
l55 do Rotten Stone Knives
10 do Camph0r Fancy Walls,
600 do Cum Copal DO Soaps
100 DO Borax 200 lbs Cream Tartar
And a number Of other articles, which, toge-
Their with his former stock, enables him now
10 offer 10 his friend- customers and tie pub.
lie, the most complete aud extensive assert
mrnt ever brought to this market.
Sept. Is. ts6
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liam Oscens q Griffin l.. Leckle,

. - n.-..... o. <,.u. -.
-.1bdm ooehS q "fWtn i-' LeChee'
APO1HBCARIES q DRUGGISTS,
Have inst received. IN addition MO their (orme,
11ssar,r1,.,,t the foIlo,,i,,', .,r,i,,,a.
C.,lo,noI Cinna5,an
,-nrr,,. l,,,l;mst. r. ona..i,
sal Amnnn,as Snu,jls
cum camplo, s%sne Leaves
h'qHor'cr bail BLACK ieieDore
t'i, LOU yum S9 ei iI"So'0u"
nnnl Hi!lTn 1d,' sou"
hoCht,i o"'ts ba'sa" ,oPaFa
fulV hhnoaro Fancy rerlntne 'als
2a.ls la'' ar;a Evans Us. 'io"" Lid"
! d. a'' ~ ~ ~ H.
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AZSG,

Al Waltham, Midway oad Dover sheetings
3 4 shirtings, of all descriptions,
5aperfne Sea Island Steam Looms,
Domestic Piaids aud Stripes,
Dorchester Cotton Bedhuks.
Sept 70. tsl1
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iayge Additional Supplies
list RECEIVED BY
ri2,r4r. ROBINS ~ & CO.

nonnlfte. embracing ~ ''"' - -s IS w
= a ESQ sgA3LN ana USEs&o "A.
= i Ipos unnecessarily 10 say 'n"' 'hey "'h'
HI - ,.a'af,rt. offer their goods on as reason
.LIe terms as they can be procuftu III Tue
ut anu that every exerion will be made
"a Keep Up their assortment ana give sa''siae-
-, ~ those who may call upon them.
THE SUPPLY CONSISTS OF
~l.ols,a X Hirst's very sup'r west OF Eng
band blue 4 black Cloths n Cassimeres,
oo'l,,, and Yorkshire Cloths u Cassimeres,
of yariou, colours, at very low prices,
t,a.h,o,.ble ribb'd aud Pembroke striped
Cassimeres,
SuprrGne aud common Cas'lheus'
Nj. hester Cords, large rib, for making cher
ry yaIly's and travelling pantaIoons,
A furlDcr supply Of beautiful Vestings,
Worsled Vests and Drawers,
Roe Blankets, rom IA 10 IA. very heavy,
White, red aud green Flanneis,
Mandarin, Nankiu aud Canton plain and fg'd
Grapes,
Q cases English, French and American Cali
Goes Eserhazy, Diorama and Antipode
patterns,
Real Italian black Silk Crayats,
EashionabIe striped do.
Fiel and plain Cashmere Shawls, some vs.
~ superior,
satia aud plain black Levantines,
Six Yelges, all shades,
A choice selection of Caroline Piaids, some
very dne, aud oil light texture for ladies
dresses, and others heavy and fit for
Cloaks.
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, with white
and coloured borders,
Shell, tuck and side Combs,
Furniture fringes aud Cotton Cords,
Coarse Cloths, Lnseys and Napt Cottons, for
servants,
; Black Nohair aud extra super black worsted
H9ze,
Mems French and Woodstock Gloves.
Do. Wbite Silk and Castor do
Kadies' white aud coIored Castor do.
Do English aud French black aud white
Silk do
Extra long white Kid do.
fashionable Frogs, for trimming pelisses,
Superior finished Umbrellas,
Rolling snspendcrs, very elegant,
Fancy Riticaies, do.
Eeck Ornaments If every kind
Macaasar Oil j., Otto OF Roses,
A1S0,
~ Watham, Midway aad Dover sheetings,
n q N
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further Supplies
or
sTAPlE d. FANCY Goops.

PURCHASED at tie AUCTION SALES in
New York Tor CASH, which we are de.
termned To sell at the very lowest market
prices.
Rose, aud London pufRe, Bristol and point
Blankets
Red, white, and green Flannels, assorted
Heavy SWanskln do.
40. t",lied flushings, for big coats
large assortment OF ine aud coarse Cassi.
nets
Clsrel, Brown, Olive, Grey and Green Cloths
fashionable shades Tor iiock coats
Shepherds and Hirst's imperial blue Il black
Cloths
Maria Louisa blue Pelisse cloth,
Supe tn, and common miled drab do.
Real Italian aud Florence black silks
Black an eoloored gro. de, Naples aud veil
.ele u do.
Heavy caaiu, black Leventeen.
French aud English winter calicoes, q large
and ,efs etoice supply entirely new in
fashion an colour.
Elegantly worked Swiss, india and Jaconet
NorNed sa..s aud Ind,n mil Handkerchief
rIrh 's-ud,aent OF Thread, gimp, aud bob.
me- l.aces.
Al pam aud figured bobhinelt
A ,pIeudid assortment OF Rich worked India
anu oWlSS ntll tnGSllhS
w - Il &A4Ex E-EET for
painting on
Elegant mefino and cashmere long Il square
avis
Ganze Barge aud vc|veteen Hkis.
LIE WET CLINTON and other Ian.
Cy potkt 10.
Al plain aud figured blk Levnniine cravats
Plain aud printed cashmere shaws
Figured tuilled mtrino Bolnbnzetts
Pain Black do. do. very superior
> 1 do. do. Bombazeen
Furniture and garment dinies
Fancy colonred aud white Frnges
. Boxes fashionable Curls
Q boz Mrs Csntelo's patent corsetts
CECAKS
l32 Plaid aud Camblel Cloois made in very
superior style.
II is the intention of the subscribers to Offer
their stock Mt re'.uced prices, aud every Ell.
fort will be made to render satisfaction 10
customers MCKEE, ROBINSON, &Co.
Oct. 81
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WALTER n. MIDDLETON,
.4POTTiECaRr and DRUGGIST,

.4POTHECARl and DRUG6IoT,
: AS just received from Philadelphia
aud New York, his spring supply, en-
hracng every article in the DRUG, MEDl-
CINE aud PAINT line. His stock is now
entirely new, his assortment better selected,
and more extensive than at any previous time.
and every article can he recommended as
being genuine Practitioners OF medicine
country merchants, and others who have been
in the habit oil supplying themselves in Rich
mond, Will find il greatly to their advantage
10 give him call.
Snch of his friends and customers who live
nj a distance, and cannot find II al all time
CONVEX lent 10 visit this market, may rely up
on getting their orders put up in asnicc styIr.
articles OF as good quality, aud as cheap by
sending, as If hey were present.
LlNSEED OIL, BEESWAX, FEATHERS.
and cvety description of produce taken in
barter, for which tho highest market price will
be given.
April q Is 35
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DJTLLA'S VEGETABLE
IN DA,a.< oI GUAkiU.

- the sales in Lynchbnrg, has this day re-.
ceivea an additional supply OF the above va- |
luable medicine. The following letter will |
show lhal II is worthy oil public notice:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-07

lost no opportunity OF praisiog hls
prowess. The first cOvey (aDd the
birds were abundant) rose witaln q
few yards of the stateslnan's noset
but the noise they made was 81 nn-
expec ed, that he waited until they
We're i" out of harms way" before
he fired. Pat, who Vas on the look
out, expressed his surprise, and i'm.
medlateIy observed, 4" Faith, Sir.
$50 you know what a gun il II 10
well you wasn't nearer, or them
Chaps would be sorry you ever came
iGto the country Sheridan RELOAD
ed, and went ON, but his second shot
was not more successful. -" Oh ~
cried fa'. 4" What an escape I'll
be bound that YOU rumpled some 1t
their feathers The gun Mas load
e. again. AID on went our Senator Z
Dnt the third shot Was as little elicc-
tive an the tWo former. - Han pP
exclaimed Pat, although astonIshed
at eo palpabIe miss, " III lay q
thirteen you don't come near us to
day. Master was too near yUu to-
BIZ pleasant" So he went Oh shot
alter shot, n always had something
to say to console poor Sheridan. who
was not "a little amused at his inge-
nuity. At .ast on their return homo
without bird in the bag, Sheridan
perceived II coVey quietly feeding
on the other side OF "a hedge. atd un-
willing to give Them chance OF
flight, he resolved u have a slap at
them on the ground. He did 50 but
to his modification, they all flew UNI
touched. Pat, whose excuses were
now almost exhausted still va some
thing 10 say, * he Joyiuily exciaim.
cd, looking at Sheridan very signif-
icantly " by J--s you made them
lace that, amy way ,"--and with TINS
compliment To his sportsman-liko
qualities, Sheridan closed his morn
ing's amusement, laughing hear. Y
at his companion, and rewardlng !
with half crown for his pa /. .
and encouragement.
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NORE FIRE ~
MEDICINES. sc.
Il

am Cohscriber has received by Abe
'n',,., srriyaIs from New York and Ph'l-
-. the following articles. witch toSe
p'.,b his stock on hand, renders his as
a,g,nent very complete, VIZ
galrr's Indian ope- Aus w. 40
t'a a,;r;oe. French Saffron, English
s sp, Crn,on oil Sponge
Cold Pressed OIL Ia S'' "'''"'''ao
at. bottles r'.''' '''u''
Do. do. pit, DO. na'nleeS
Do. do. Api. do t'oMer oe''%o'n
IaIlan in powder 1a'c,heu '"a "o''"
Crelnor lartcr 3i'"'' '""'F' W.
',gI c,n Gam Pink root
80. .bn, White preeipitate
.Ioas Cruae antimony
s,.n,., flies Essence burgamot
- ,..r SnInher DO lemon
W. prscin'tae Salt petre refined
IAN SALTS. best lamariuds
,ta1hrr do. Topioca
p1aharb in root lsinglass, superior
Do. in powder balemRn drops
LiqnorlOe bal, pl''', ''. "''
Do ROOT h's9' pVIF'' "i',"
s.g,r lead Stangnton's Buffers
qafItr emetic Godfrey ) cordial
Red Peruvian bark rurilnstons baisam
pa, do. do. OF lite
yal,u do DO Harlem oil
Rt5lrd horax Anderoon's pills
Crude do. Dyoits DO.
Goa ..>oiufida Hooper's do.
s.saa leaves. best Lees do.
FIX mama OH Hormseed
Common do. Golden lhciufe
Cum opium, Turkey faa's patent Column
Imer caustlc blah on
Cnmnnn do. CeIhal'c shnh
Corrosive sablmate Cologne water
Arrow root, Superior Steer Opode'qoO'
s,lI, If tarlar Nhieweli's liz. DO.
CamomlIc hlwers swain ; pdnaced
Nk,.e yitriol Au,lin's ointment tor
ppecacmnna INV P'e'
Swell spirits nitre small 'rt'es ahu IS
Bal,ntn Corayia Spring trusses
Saeet oil III 1t. y pit. 'om. TO-
bodes Comp morlars ass"rt-
Satal do. very snpe- ed
nor Evans crown lhncetS
Colombo in root Common do
Do. III powder SPtins do.
Blue yitr;oi Durable INK
Sal, harlshorne Red aud black waters
Spint do. Tooth instruments
Cochinea SpaiGlas, assorted
Gun mNrrh Pdeul Lat
Do gamboge Macabau snnH
Do Arabic Lorriiard's do.
Pew ash Scotch do
III prwermint Seeuied rapIer do.
Gan fa- acanth Nials trpB. ! To . ~.
d.. sheIIac Tooth oru-hes, silver
IHd steel wire
III Cinnamon Eanrp t,iuIS
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For the Growth of Hair.
CREAM OF NARDU:s.
the .fncipnt Sp,kenard

ONE Of the most elGcacous aud innocent
productions ever YET discovered, for making
he hair grow thick long aud glossy while
nj The same time ii tBtetua,iy prere'lts II from
turning gray.
Ladies aud Gentlemen who are DESTROYS Of
preserving or acquiring that beautiful orna-
ment, fine heal OF hair, have only 10 afford
his preparation a fair trial, to he fully con.
yiuced OF lis really being one Of the most pow
eriui anNiilarieslhry coudpossibly employ for
die attainment OF their rurpose--as II not
oniy admirably promote, the rapid growth of
the hair aud prevents it from falling of, but
al the same time it perfectly preserves rs ua.
laral gloss, color aud beauty, even 10 extreme
old age. 10 artificial tresses, also, il is Of
considerable service as il imparls delicate
perfume, gives the gloss of nature, and con
siderahIy strengthens He curl, which oils of
every description invariably tend TO weaken,
,ol to destroy; but for this purpose. it should
mol hr used loo prou>ely.
THE above valuable article, to he had al
c. 4. Nithers' Book Store, and at the Drug l.
Medicine establishment OF
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
Nov. 81. tljau.29