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NavshaA's Sale.

" lRGlNlA- At a superior court OF
chancery holden al the town of Lynch
burg, tie 1th day OF November, 1924.
Garland IL. Mitchell, surviving pnrtncr Of
Nm. y & II Mitchell, plaintiff
Richard Harrison, George s. Holloway and
Samuel Garland, Defendants
his cause came on this day to be heard, on
the bill, answer OF the Observation-Disclosures ar-
rlson, exhibits and examinations oiwtnesses,
the decretal order entered at rules in the
month OF May, one thousand eight hundred
aud twenty three, which appears To have been
duly served upon the defendant Samuel Gar
land, and upon the report Of Commissioner
Benagh, made in pursuance of the order oil
the twenty ninth day of October, in the last
year, To Which there was no eXrepticn, and
WAS argued by counsel: on c0asir GRAFTON
whereof tie court doth adiudcP, order and
decree, unless the defendant Richard Harri-
son shatl within six months from the date
hereof pay unto the plaintiff the sum OF Five
thousand one hundred and sixteen dollars fiji
y seven cents with interest thereon from the
thirlieth day OF March, one thousand eight
hundred and twenty, till paid, together with
the costs expended by the plaintitlin the pro-
secutlon OF this suit. that the said defendant
aud his heirs and all persons claiming under
him. he from thencetorth barred and forecio.
scd OF all equity and RICH: to redeem the tract
ol land with us appnriehances mentioned in
the deed, executed by the said deferdan, TO
Samuel Garland ard Upton B. Harrison bear
ing date the thirteh day Of March, one thon-
sand eight hundred & twenty, copy where
OF is exhibited with the plaintiffs bill and
IN case default shall be made in TIE payment
OF the said principal money, interest and
cost at the time aforesaid that the Mar shal
of this court, do proceed upon the premises
TO sell the said land with its appurtenances, al
public auClion for cash, after advertising The
time and place of sale for two months in
some newspaper printed in the town OF Lynch
burg, and AT the front door oftbe courthouse
OF the county of Amherst, on some court day,
and out of the proceeds ofthe said sale, after
satisfying the costs ard charges thereof, that
he pay 10 the plaintiff the principal money,
interest and costs aforesaid and the surplus OF
the proceeds otthe said sale, if any, pay TO
the said Richard Harrison or his order, and
report ms proceedings to the court III order
TO a final decree.
copy, Tcstc
d. ROBES, q. c.
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$40, 900 highest Prize,
SPLENDID SCHEME.
More Pfizcs than Blanks.

10000 Tickets
.Hore Pfizcs than Blanks.
IL Ercry Prise poynbte IN CdSH sirfy
days atisr draaing-sptect 10 deduction Of
fifteen per cent
H. MODE OF DRAWING The Mum
hers Will he put into olie wheel rs usual-
aud in the other wheel will be put, the prizes
Gbore the denomination OF -Four dollars, aud
the drawing o progress in the usual manner.
The 5000 prizes OF "a will be awarded 10
the odd or even Numbers Of the Lottery (as
the case may be- dependant on the drawing
OF the capital prize ot F0rtg Thousand D0tidfs
that is 10 say, If the 100000 dollnr prize
should come out TO an Odd number, then tte-
~ Odd Number in HE Scheme VIII be entitled
to 81 prize II the 10000 dollar prize
should come out to an Eren number, thea all
the Eren Numbers in the Scheme will be each
entitled TO prize OF 81,
u Odd ARDJers arc those ending Nth ],
3, 3, 7, orc.
HIEren Numbers arc those ending oih Q,
H. q &, ~ ..
This mode of drawing not only enables the
Commissioners 10 complete the whole Lotte-
ry in ONE DRAWING, but has the great ad-
vantage OF distributing the small prizes regu-
larly 10 ererY alternate number m the scheme.
so that the holder of two tickets or two shares
of tickets Zone odd and one even number)
will be certain of obtaining at least one prize,
and in the same ratio for any greater quanIi-
ty-
u A Ticket drawing superior prize in
this scheme IS NOT RESI- RCfED from
drawing an inferior one also (many tickets
therefore will necessarily obtain TWO PR.
ZES EACu)
u THE DRAWING will tnke place in
the City OF Baltimore on "Wednesday, the
9th JULY, aud NIL flush on the save day.
The BrllianCy Of this scheme is ALTOGE-
TIER UNPREGEDENfED Adyomurers
will remark the low rate of tickets--the very
trfing risk incurred, Nhere not being one
Liank TO n price, aud that the capial prize of
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, is OF
magnitude hitherto Unprecedented for SO
small a sum nvested-~aboye all, however, is
The CERTAINTY OF OBTAINING Al
LEAST ONE PRIZE by the purchase of two
| tickets or two sharcs--(one oddand one even
| number) and III the same ratio Of certainty in
the purchase OF Il greater number OF tickets or
| shares.
Uhoie Tickets, $500 Quarters, si.25
! Haires, ESQ Ei2hhS, e.
| 10 be had, IN the greatest variety oil numbers
| I(lul aud Even a,
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conES's OFFICE Baltimore



been universally aud So decidedly approve
by the public, as csinced by the unprceeden-
ted sales ~ the Stale Lottery. the CoaMIssI-
osEns appointed by the GovtnEoE aud Co.'s
CT have again adopted tho same plan IN IT,
following scheme, which wehaye the plea
sure nov 10 present, VIZ -
GRAND
STATE LOTTERY oF MARYLAND, No. g.
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Superior Court Of Chaacery for the District
Of Lyachbng, Mag Term, 1928.
ANONI NOUS.
BY The Chancellor: When a suit, in this
court, is nj issue, general commission
may be issued, for taking dispositions
and, by late act of assembly, four months,
from the time Of fling the replication, by
which the suit is put TO issue, is allowed
the parties, for taking their dispositions !:
and, either party, N the expiration of that
time, may set the sui; down for a hearing !:
and, 10 deposition taken after that time,
shall be read as evidence, ON the hearing,
unless taken by consfai of the parties, by
special ordtr of the court, or out of the
state. ThIsis he dcl see it vol. of the
laws, by Mr.. Leigh, 2i6. Sect, lO3 and
time has prov, Il the necessity of strict at
tenlion 10 it ; as we'll here, as in the court,
! at Richmond.
To he published by order of the Chan
cclior four weeks by the Firginian in
Iyn,hhurg, and the same length of time,
/ by the Enquirer in Richmond.
y Copy-Teste, J. WILLS C. c.
May &c. 4w4O
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100000 Nighest pYiZe.
SCHEME

tii's is Lottery formed by the ternary
eeholha''oh ana peflhuta tion OF 90 numbers
10 determine the prizes therein, the 81 mum
bers wall be SeVera.ly placed in wheel on The
cay OF drawing, ana hVe OF them will be draw
out ana that ticket having on ii the LIST, %
aud I'D drawn Nos. IN the order in which
arhwh' vii ne eh'''led 10 the prize OF 2o,oot
dollars aaa those lVe other tickets which
sta'l nave OH mem m, me same Nos. in the FOL
loMinS o'aers' sAail De th'i'ieG TO The priSeS
amAea TO men, respectively, VIZ:
me i o 9u ana "a 10 SIo'ooo
"a a. y 1t a'G Oh 10 5''oo
"a, 90 ana Isl TO 6,ooo
9 9G aS' any anI i Ia 10 o oa
.r,...- :, ID 90, "a "a and ana is' to $3.50
- - - l inc, 'i'n sn"'l nave OF
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~ In pursuance Of the above decree,
the Undersigned marshal of the said court
will ON Thursday the 18th day oil July next
Ct fair, it not the next fair day thereafter, Sun
days exccpted,) expose lossaIe 10y way OF pub
LID auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash
the REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
referred to in said decree, consisting of
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Dr. Jan.es ". appling.

Offers his professional services 10 the citi-
zens OF New Glasgow aud its vicinity. He
may be found Al his office, opposite Mr.. pa
vid Garland's, and assures those who NAV
think proper 10 patronize him, that promut
attention will be paidto all applications in his
June 9, 1926 w4.A1
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Notice.

10y Uirtae Of n dced Of t'tst erecuted 10
purposes therein expressed, (whieh sad deed
bears daie the sM deg Of .NorfAabtr, 1874, and
is Of record IN the coaaty eourfoJ C0mp5eA,}l
shat, on Me IsH day Of June, 1875, on the
premises, sell, by Woy Of public auction, for
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LAND FOR SALE.

UHE subscriber as DESTROYS to sU The
L traci Of ignd whereon he nor Hrss, athich
contains 400 acres, end adjOins The iauds Of
Inn JoPiiHg, JOHN McDou,ci, end Others The
land IS areH enclosed, in good state Of i'm
Iprormtnt, and lies icsH for farming j; good
proportion Of the aeood iand is first rate to5ac
co id1d it is finely wot'red, and has on il an
excellent framed diEeiiiug house batt, sto5ies,
Sc. with Other necessary buildings for Turning
or planting purposes, as also tleo tearing apple
orchards 81 WeH selected .jrui. There IS also
another tract IF cood iaad, adjoining nine
rd'ch is for sale, and is Gisoa Entirely tobacco
'and Of Htt best qRaiity. tract, united 10
mine, .couid make one Of The most desirobi,
farms in me upper country. .4sMis land lies
m one o. Inc best 'catered sections Of Tie United
States rendering il r'acommonig hentay u.itijn
three miifs Of Pediar NILS, eighiy miles Of a
tobacco inspection upon James Rtrer and Rim.
IN si.rteen mitfs Of Lgnchtug, the subscriber
expects 10 get ready safe fer it For terms ~
ply 10 he subscriber Hring on the premises.
CHS c. CARTER
.4nlhcrst County, april II usa34
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FOR SALE,

SsvsM FUK SAIE,
Tss.Wi The HOUSE and LOT, on Din
sisiMS mond HIN, formerly occupied by
ssssazsla4.A..ssasA Capt Eppes Spain. II i a CON
Portable and desirable situation for n family
residence. The terms of sale will be made
accommodating FOL IL ther particulars, ap
piy tasE. FLETCHER
ELIZABETH MURDOCH.
June Q. Is
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Hubic Notice.

auditors Office, ~. -, Ices
E1URSIANT 10 a clause ther,lncoIIa,,
4 ed, the subioiued act is published ler1l.
information ot all holders or owners ol nm,
Ia Military Certificates hearing an ir,rrsl ~,
SIX per cent. Every sncl, certificate JreseI,rj
al THIS Office tor redemption by any other dan
The individual 10 WEon it was originally ISL,
ed, must be endorsed or assigned by suth o,,.
e'nai owner, or III case OF bis death, b! his!e
gal repLesentaliNc.
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SLAVES-Georme and Joe.

Also feather beds, with their furniture com
plete, one walnut sdeboard, one mahogany
bureau, one w,dnut secretary, one set walnut
dining tables, two walnut !oldiug tables, four
corner tables, of walnut, and three dozen
Windsor Chairs. The sale will commence Oh
the premises, With the above described two
acres OF land, and conclude with the personal
property, which will be offered at the resi-
dence Of the said John lay loe in the. county
of Amherst.
GEO. b WOODsoN, Lp.cc.
June =, 4lM4M
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Fresh and Genuine Medicines
WAITER IL. MIDDLETON,

.apOTHEC.4RY AND DRUGGIST,
HAS just received from Philadelphia
Il and New York, his spring supply, en-
hracing every article IN tue DRUG, MEDl-
CINE aud PAINT line. His stockis now
entirely new, his assortment better selected,
and more extensive than at anyprevions time,
and every article can be recommended as
being genuine Practitioners of medicine,
country merchants, and others who have been
in the habit of supplying themselves in Rich
mond, will find it greatly 10 their advantage
To give him a call.
Such OF his friends and customers who live
at a distance, and cannot find il AT all tunes
convenient TO visit dis market, may rely up
on getting tleir orders put up in AS nice style,
articles Of as good quality, aud IS cheap by
sending, rs il HEY were present.
LlNSEED oil, BEESWAH, FEATHERS,
and eveiy description of produce taken in
barter, for which the highest market price will
Dc given.
April 81 30
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UNION NOYEX,.

And to all who may favor him with Heir Gus
tom, either as constant boalders, Or transient
visitors, he promises to do his best do deserve
their patronage. His house is now ready 10
receive company,
JAMES c. MOORllAN.
March IL t,3g
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Tickets ond Sh0rss may be ho9 at
a. R. N0KTEz'S,
Truly Lucky Office. LYnchhurs.

HhO'es, Sc HatVes, So QuarterS 81 59>
Packages OF eleven tickets, emEacihg fhe
50 Nos; OF the lottery, which husf- of nj.
cesSity draw al least sos 50 net) with so ma
ny chances for capitals !; ortsk1res of packa-
ges may be had at the,same phte. :
Prizes in the iotter1es-of New York New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland,
Virginia, North Carolina aud Washington Ci.
~, will be received in payment.
" Orders enclosing the cash, or prizes, as
above, free OF postage, for tickets or shares,
will receive prompt attention, if addressed to
ABRAHAM X. NORTH, Lynchlurg.
June ., 1925. td5Io
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Office.

q 3lllE business heretofore of tho house of
- J. ANDREWS & SONS, willirom this day
he conducted under the firm OF ANDREW S
x BROTHERS. W6W97 MAY D.
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Two acres OF land,

In the town. aud corporation of Lynchburg,
and adjoining the lot of William Is. Lynch, in
the said town and corporation of Lynchburg,
which said two acres of land the said TnYloe
purchased of Lewis Brown, of the said town
am C,lI
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lillian o,vess &. Griffin I. Lectic,

Z
APoTuECARtES X DRUGGISTS,
! Have :. eceived, IN addition 10 their former
assortment, The following afielos
CaioHiel Cinnamon
Cores snhimnie lass. tauassia
| Sai Ammoniac Squills
Gum Caml5hor SaYiRe Leaves
! Lianugee Ball Black llclelofe
BasaD Ton Gun 1ragaeauth
Gum Avrrh Sal. Soda
HochclI salts Balsanl Copaiva
Pulv Rhnharb Faucy Perfume Vnls
Salts Tartar Evans Crown Lam
Taftaio Acid GELS
Super Carb Soda Common do
sal Amnon. Wi. Fly Stope
Calcin Nagnesia Quick Silver
Gum Cnpal Pearl Ash
Gum Elastic Fine Sponge
Gum ShellaC Paiut brushes
Sugar LEAD Sash Tools
Canella Bark Marking Brushes
Red Saunders Soda Powders
Canthsfides S.idlilz Powders
Mamma Flake Spanish Whiting
Geutlan Root lals, assorted
Aqan Forts Essence Bufeamot
Phosphat Soda Fancy snua Boxes
Sweet Spirits Nitre Cui Glass do do
Spirits Hartsboru Lavender Wafer
Muriated TiDclure I. Ling Glass
ron OIL spike
Balsam Peru Scales and Weights
Gloves Gold Leaf
Mace Red Waters
Nufmegs Lamp Oll &r
.1LSO--9 L4RGE ASSORTMENT or
Stone Ware y Flower Pots.
Inc subscribers haze on hand, in addition
10 the above, nearly every other article be.
longing 10 their bnsiness--aIl of which they
will sell low for cash, or exchange for BEES
WAN, GINSENG, LfNSEED OIL, or any
other article Of produce, At make, price,.
May y. is79
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70 rHE PVHAlAN.

n HE subscriber takes this method Of
n intorming his friends, acquaintance and
the public geuerally, that he has taken Tor
term of years, that we'll known tuhern house
in the town Of Lynchburg, near The upper end
of main street, formerly occupied by john
Hancock, esq. called the
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APOTIlECAktES \ DRUGGISTS,
Have =. eeeiyed, Ia addition 10 their former
assortment, The foIlaaiag articles
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ALL TN ONE DAgs

2srn NEXT MONTH. GuLY)
BY THE IMPROVED MODE
Secured by Letters Patent under Seal = -
United sfafts.
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Iurit .
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gilded on the four sides, with several
streams of water gushing out.-The
care shown by This people TO provide
the luxury of water for the traveller
cannot be too highly praised, and pre-
walls all over the east. AT intervals
along the roads and within the CITY are
erected neat stone fountains, placed, #
possible, in the shade Of trees, with a
tin vessel suspended by chain, TO drlak
out of. We entered next, the great ba-
zaar, called the Benesteln. The ba-
zaars are places of high interest to
lounge in. Each trade has its own street
and department. The circular root, by
which also the light enters, screens
them from the heat. 1t IS a great treat
TO sit beside one of the merchants on his
elevated seat, and observe the variety
of people of various ranks and costumes
who pass before you. The Persian, the
Armenian, the Nut'ian, and the Tartar
merchants, arrived with caravans from
The most distant parts of Asia; pilgrims
from Mecca with their green turbaos,
and toilworn yet naughty features-fol
each deyotee holds his head higher after
that enterprise: Dervises, who traverse
all parts of the empire, some half naked,
others decked in various ornaments.
The Turkish merchant comes here a
an early hour, mounts into his little shop,
sits in his soft slippers, with his pipe in
his hand, and is supplied with coffee at
intervals from the seller close by; he
never asks for custom, but waits tran
gully till applied to. Thus he remains
till sunset.
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Notice..

WE the Subscribers, having
w been duly appointed commissioner
TO receive and examine the claims Of the
creditors to the Estate of Joseph Torrey, late
Of Mendon, in The County of Worcester, de.
ceased, represented insolvent, do hereby give
notice, that six months are allowed to said
creditors to bring in and prove Their claims
and that We shall attend that service at the
Office of VIM. S. Hastings, in said Mendon,
on the first Mondays Of September, October,
and November next, from 10 o'clock, TO
o'clock, r. NJ. on each of said days.
BENJAMIN DAVENPORT,
WILLIAMS. HASTINGS. Z
Mondon, May 81, 1895.
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Commissioners Notice.

NHE Commissioners appoint
N ed to receive and examine all the
claims of the several Creditors to the Estate
of PETER THURSTON, late of Lancaster,
in the County of Worcester, deceased, repre-
scented insolvent-and Six Months from the
18th inst being allowed to the said Creditors
for bringing in their claims and proving Their
debts, hereby give notice-that they will at
tend to the duties of therappointment at the
Office of Waliiana ,S.edma,, Esq. in Lancaster,
on the first Mondays in August, October, and
December next at three o'clock in the after
noon Of said days.
WILLIAM sTEDMAN,} co,,n,,r.
JOSEPH WILLARD, 0'"'"' '''
lancaster, June II, 1895.
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attractions ct pleasure. For them bill.
hard table has been placed in one of the
halls of the Bibliolheque Religieuse.
Such is the society at Grenoble and by
1t we may form some idea of what the
others are. The system is closely form
ed, and extends over the whole of
France. Full of divisions, without dig
nifty and without power, her institutions
perverted, and even menaced with ruin,
France already testi6es to the evils of
this system but the future has in store
Tor her some still severer lessons.
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accommodation :s.tdges
7E9HE Proprietors of the Old

n Line of Stages between BosToN and
WORCESTER, having made an arrangement
viii Mr. CYRUS STOCKWELL and 9th, rs,
frop:etors of the New Line, running between
Boston and Northampton, and Forester and
'ootahbIdge, will run them in the following
manner:-
Leave Boston every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at O'Clock, A. NJ and
arrive at Northampton the same day-passing
through birmingham, Marlborough 1'omn
(withjn thee miles of the celebrated Hop
&islon Springs,} Worcester, Paxton, oakham,
lage, Enfield, .Annherst, to Northampton; and
also through Prescott and Pelham 10 Am.
herst; and also, leave Worcesie- Tor South
bridge same days, upo,: the arrival of the
Stage from Boston.
Leave Northampton for Boston, Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, at O'clock,
a. NJ. and arrive the same day, passing
through the same towns.
OF Apply for seats, in Boston, at
Wild & Hosmer's, Elm-Street, and at Earrs
Cofee-House, Hsnover-Street-in Worcester.
at Cyrus Stoek,OelPs-in Northampton, at O.
Manners.
N. B. The Proprietors continue to
run their Old Lines as usual, leaving Worces-
ter for Boston, Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays, at 12 o'clock at noon-Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 9 o'clock, A. M.
and at O'Clock P. M.
o. The Southern Mail Stage leaves every
day, at 5 o'clock, P. nj.
~ For Seats in the above Lines, ap.
ply at Thonaas's Coffee-FIouse, in Worces.
ter--and at Earrs CoffeeF House, in Boston.
SIMEON BURT.
For The Propristors.
June |, 1926
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saassa ct,atseets &pI
PRINTED FOE THE PRopRIEToRs, BY
SAMUEL b. MANNING.
OPPOSITE THE NEW MEETIEG-HoUsE,
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION
IT THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS is ESsENIAI
TO THE SECURITY OF FREEDoM.''

CONDillONS OF PUBLICATION.
frice to single subscribers, who receive thir
papers at the office, or by mail, two dollars ,e,
annun.
H advertisements. not erceediae t,ylr.
tines, published three weeks for one dollar, nd
continued three soeeks longer for .tffir ce,ks-
Larger adrertisen,entsi in The same proportso,.
The publishers will hold themselves resp.n.
slole Tor no error in any advertisement, u.
yond the sum charged for its insertion.
All communications and orders directed te
the " Editor ofthe Spy" and post paid, viii
be promptly attended TO.
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..alsgeGLaup.
CONSTANTINOPLE.
IRn O. late IrnnelLer.l

1t was evening as we entered the ba-
sin Of ConstaDtinople, and It was like a
scene of enchantment. The seraglio, in
part, a range of white buildings, beau,i-
fully figured in front, with hanging roofs,
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From the London Morning Chronicle
Religious Houses in France.
The Akmanach du Clcrgs Informs us
that there are already 10000 nuns IRE.
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sS|'( 81, mE|.|Ae b
MANNING & BURR.

Coach, Chaise, Saddle, Harness and
Trunk Manufacturers,
H. AVE just received an as
Il "a sortment of Silver Plated, Princess Met
al, Brass, and Jappanned CHASE and HAIR
NESS TRIMMINGS of the most fashionable
patterns.-.dlso, CHAlsE-LACE5, WHIPS,
&c. which they offer for sale with general
assortment of articles in their line.
N B.-Wamted, Immediately, seasoned ASH
PLANK, for which fair price will be given.
Worcester, May Is, 1926. IT
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-07-16
IlEROI5M NON.lN.

Aren.4.k. lie Instance Of pail4At..opic he7o,sm
y re~.'@c- n tie e4ceIep;.epon oft.c rrisond.s-
ef.uo society, ja7t Published. The prison at
t.-4->:is Lelng crowded 70 excess, It became ne-
-saary to contine band froo5ers in the su5ter-
mean vaults Of church. There contagious
~iadg so7n manifested itself, and 4-yeral died
The consequence WAS, that none would venture to
penetrate into thi4 ABYSS of misery, in which the
~TetcAed prisoners were daily becoming victims Of
.leease. Y was At this ooniunctura that l'ademo-
seae de Fargo, Drawing disease and death itself de-
sceHaed alone, carrying assistance ana hope to the
otherwise desperate sick. TINS moral heroine vas
'aa' enabled to save the lives Of man! unfortunacs
without losing her own and from that period down
wards, tbs admirable person has devoted herself to
'he succouting Of distressed criminals