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when he reclines his head on the bosom
Of the tomb which shields and hides the
ashes Of her whom he once called mo
ther. On that bosom he once laid and
sunk with the music Of her lullaby into
sweet slumbtr. The arms which once
folded us in their embrace are weak x
The form which once appeared before US
in all the loveliness Of maternal endear-
ment, is now without shape or motion.
IS there nothing tender in these recol-
lectlons, and nothing melancholy in the
remembrance that we are motherless
When we lose mother, we have lost the
fountain from which we have drank the
purest and richest nectar Of love- We
are deprived Of The dearest friend on
earth. When we languish in sickness, a
mothers hand will make pillow softest;
our head will still its pain, when her kind
hand presses its temples; her look is
the kindest, her comfort the most cheer
ing, her affection the most endearing. If
we are in foreign land and among stran-
gers, the memory Of our mother at home
will sooth the pain Of solitude and the
WEAKNESS Of business. If all look on us
with indifference and neglect, we know
that there is one tender heart, throbbing
with anxiety for our safety and happiness,
and that this love will never cease, though
an ocean may roll between and years may
separate US. Sickness and sorrow, time
and distance, may alter and deform U.s.
but the eyes of mother will be quick to
know, and her arms be always glad to re-
eeive us, though we are poor and despis-
ed.
The world may think Of us as it will,
may drive US from its society and dis
grace our name, mothers home will be
refuge, where we shall always be well
coined she will heal our hearts with the
sweetest balm Of love, and never wound
them by one unkind reproach.
The affection of mother never abates.
After we are sent into the world, if we
are prosperous, our father, comparative
ly, leaves US to our own concerns but our
mother still looks to US with the warmest
remembrance, and in nothing is separate
from our interests. Can any heart know
better sentiments and feelings than these?
Thea are felt in q prape-uard
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FROM TIE MEMOIRS OF MADAME DE- oHSLls.

FROM THE MEMOIRS OF MADAME De aENLIs.
kLOPSTOCK
10 the year 1900, Madame de Genlis
procured permission to return to France,
passing through Hamburger. In her way
she had an interview VIA the German
poet Kopstock, which she thus describes:
u shall never forget my singular inter
view with the author Of The Messiah, in
the early part Of my residence at Ham
bufgh. / was then boarding at the house
Of clergyman OF the name Of VOTERS
hIopstock requested permission 70 call
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THE TINE I'VE LosTIN WooING.

The time l've lost in wooing,
In watching and pursuing
The light that lies
In woman's eyes,
Has been my hearts undoing
Tho Wisdom oft hath sought me,
l scorn'd the love she brought me
My only books
Were woman's looks,
And folly's all they've taught me.
And are the follies going
And is my proud heart growing
Too cold or wise
For brilliant eyes
Again to set it glowing
No-vain, alas th' endeayor,
From bonds so sweet to sever,
Poor Wisdom's chance
Against glance
Is now as weak as ever.
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Bon Mot held (says MENACE, an au-
thor OF considerable celebrity the beau
ttul hand Of Madame G. for long
time within my two; and on letting it go,
the Abbey P observed, "that it was
by far, the finest zvork that ever went out
Of my hands"
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Pc g !. R =.

THE FEMALE CONVICT TO HER INFANT.
Oh, sleep not, my babe, for the morn of tomorrow
Will hush me TO slnmbers more tranquil than thine
The dark grave will shield me from shame and from
sorrow,
Though the deeds and the doom of the guilty are
mine
Not long shall the arm of affection enfold thee;
Not long shalt thou hang thy mothers fond
breast;
Who watch thee, and guard thee, when am at
And yet doth it gr,eve me to wake thee, my dearest
The pangs Of thy desolate parent to see;
Thou wilt weep when the clank of my letters thou
nearest,
And none but the guilty should mourn over me-
And yet must wake thec-for while thou art weep
'-~ ing,
To calm thee, sti1e my tears for awhile;
But thou smilst in thy Dreams while thus pIacidy
sleeping,
And oh how it wounds me to gaze on thy smile
Alas, my sweet babe with what pride had pressd
thee,
To the bosom that now throbs with terror and
shame
fthe pure tide of vrtuous affection had bessd thee,
And haiPd thee, the heir ofthy fathers high name
But now, with remorse that ayails not mourn thee,
Forsaken and friendless as soon thou wilt be;
In world, if it cannot betrav, that will scorn thee,
Avenging the guilt Of thy mother thee.
And when the dark thought of thy fate shall awaken
The deep blush of shame on thine innocent cheek;
When by all, but the God of the orphan, forsaken,
A home and father in vain thou shalt seek
know that the base world will strive to deceive
thee,
With falsehood ike that which thy mother be-
guild;
Deserted and helpess-to whom can leave thee
OH God of the fatherless pity my child
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it would have taken them to acquire TWEEN
~ new ideas.
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Al Hnict hodeniu the ClrrLs ofies ~ the surert. r
c""ri % rhanerc' fot the iJneburr district, the 2atl
daJ ni Dciyner, I.D.
william turner, Henry II. watts, halies y. Ialia
erfa stephen WAITS jamrs uWrii, John Coleman. ME-
cath Camden Richard turks iohn Ny ers, John t,,
Spencer Noi, eli and James ). Dillard, Plan,tls,
Against
George y. llalipwny, Nrholas RrrneN and Elizabeth
Ia, v r.. STERLING Claiborne, Lucas T. Ihonp,.n I'm
cN sinrlds, ih"mas Wright, J,seph Diilari. Jan,
Wilp"tr, Hennrt a. Craw lord, John Nc ~ mel rhn-
LIN. Andrew Mnoriand. Chari g. cn4ier, = III IN
. ipp, hnrN aud James s. i.rndeion Dri,idaofx
he dci'1dhnt Gcorge \. holloway wing mt. ~.
ci rs hprhrhito giftn accordtip 30. act
ol assembly nd ii,t rules tt count aud IL auunr,,,,
nv Sdtshri"ry evidence thai h. an inhnh Ant I
'hn county It's orrel,t's the .aid defendant , t,-
pear h.r' on the t day 81 tins term aud uuxu or
ne bi :" The plainifs ami thu copy pf th, order
nc nfhHiIh Hstrt"d spslsr riuted IN tn.
town - htnebury, for tSn month suc.cSsA civ AMI
p's al te front door "t the court house in he said
town, eop4,-tsSte.
1" JOHN WILLS, c, G.
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Aba uf Nesags. Hlphpfpils Iiirs
p} ,,hi,,t The irirnds III Nr
n ed hi- 81 ms ~ tci'hi'i'''''',
Ard frafu the nibsr gentlemen IN
,.,,.cts - tue girsi,op as IL tn
al ,hr federal gai rrnfnent IN 80
,as ,a.i r.a-i-. y II VIZ wnbid ~
,e. n,,tr9,c ipns NJ The legislature "n
pE mi II h., d,sappioved lnsop'ninns
,The fret taliai stood T-irker 6' Kan
AI'J, 81 tile. SO Floyd 10. Accord
=, tn rude nf The H"usp VI. fl"d
h1 ,t,,n,: aid The secnnd ballot sio"d,
Takrr 81 Randolph 10; Giles 90.
,rh. third ballot stood, Rahlnlph 1914,
r..,l.r 40 Mr. Il having Il MAJORITY Was
A rlared dul, .,.ci"d
CONVENTION.
rh. Speaker thee appointed the foiow-
.Co-nn,tre, from ttr Senatorial dis
ANS, 10 take ni" e"nsI'l' ration 'he rcu-
=; 40 fur ADD against convention, ahd'r a
..,t,i; n agreed {" On fnr d.. b"tor'' NJ :
M..sr. L.lller, Ghnlsion, May, Ple"s"nts,
..,I.,.,n of ,,h Patlr,so nj a., Smith Of
.....ohr,.r Bowers. q .inrs, Brig -, Pow
VI SHIN. N.,Ill., Georgr. DAVIS of llano-
-, Cr.r. Es,r.itr, Hill, Tom son, Cog
s,' Up.hur, Wiich.r, Biyce, and Me.iAe
DIP VA.
s,YrapAv Dec. loo ,noIion of .Nr.
p,,,r The iio,l,r proc ed.d lo.X"cnte the
,n', order Of The day Tor the choice of a
Governor
ur, Douthat, Of Charles CITY, nominate 4
JOHN TYLER ESQ. del'6ate from the
Count, al Charles CITY.
AR. Gusiin nominated Gen; JOHN
Floyd. a representative IN the Consrrss
.fn. u. Siate-.
Tin. b.IIor- bong examined stood thus
r,rTrLEa 13i for FLOYD 81.
soJoHN TYLER is dnly elected Cover
mar If his Caln4nonN eal'h.
The order OF the day for the election of IA
pnblc Printer was then executed.
ur. Gordon nrmintted THoMAs RiTcHIE
Esu. tn r,, sent Incumbent.
AZ. JackS0n no'uluaied JOHN H. Plea
.Asrs. The bail is heIns counted, stood
thus
For RIrcHIE 49, PEASANTS 81.
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=
At itn' boidt',,n H. fltrlfs prr 81 the Suf.rnr
C""ri 81 'h1n"'r' fr thc LlHebnrg district The 2s,h
das Of OCT bur, lB4B
tamt I'D ale, FidinnH
AgaiHd
HenA at. iotn Tate. 1rrni,tcnd r. Stokes ard sal.
y lns@lI', psI,l S'oit md ~ zn"h bis t,ra,,
9r'H. =. "hd IN hf VII. t4nnHs ueapun. tHlrb
I hr. @aodt fi'r aud WI IN - litr. ntf'ts
'he at dHn fohfs ! nt' ~ ing t..,'td "a.
sppsh.'rr', III nutviided bii Of III" inpuH. d. %.
~ '"ri, scraidIHt t. ~" tet ~ n,,.nilN nua be
'uls - tbs esur1, and ~ Appearing las snt,At4cor,
t'iirnrf. lint b' - hp an ,ilttBtf ni tn COM ~
j. = 80. > o. IL thai the sd let narnt do ~ pea T.
"u IN &c.. In Of thr and IN hil 81
the IA 81 plrutf hud tat cops " tins 'f'irr la ~
WIN INSERTED ~ sIn- 49, pprF prirttd ia he i4nn
Of Lfnchbutg 'wnrips ,si,t y. nut p Sod
up mt the fr1n d,nr If II. Gus li, - io said TOW A.
eppS-- Ic K,
10 JOHN Wills, &C
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f're miiipT. n compliance With The request
Of the Baron de- Naspl, the Dulcn milistcf
Of state.
Thu President hears honorable fp-tino
ny I" the Iiheraliiy of IN. eours. par.a.1
by the Republic It Gnlomaia IN al II. IN
irrcontse With this country. We are y
trem.ly glad 10 SEE e. ,onng Republic.
so early IA lis career. utnlfesling rrg,rd
FIR 'hnsr p acipIcs Of Justice which plc,
all nations on An equal 'oltng 10 Their com
mrtce and trade, ard wthnut wqch. j.
were IN win 10 hape that the &" A nr,iran
hemisphere could b. feed fro u the that
dom 81 coloaizjns men poles ani exca-
-Ions. '--inrrea,'ng, as she is, every daa
IN wealth, in II ,,nhrrS hnI IN resources, she
VIII, ere long, rI," Ia Il. gree of lnpal-
lance IN tue scale If nations which will
enabl" her not ohy In resist successful,
all attacks np ~ her Independence, BIT also
I" fix. deeply md securely, The found ,iron.
OF truly free all democratic ln,titalions
III" proPosed Congress at the thmus
of Plntnd forms the next subject of In.
PreSn"nps Message; but a. We Cannot
say all ~ this subj ct that we de ign. ~ to-
days paper, we must refer our obscrva-
lioue 10 I'd No.
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ENAlNr ANiNX.

: f@l1E next session of Tho. billiard.
i school viii commence on Monday. -
J Inuarv, aud terminate on Thursday, l5th
June, IS26.
TERMS
spelling, pendiog n Whiting. go PER session.
Arithnctic. English G,nnmu Grngr,uhy 81
the use ot the Globe, : ls.jp. per session
Enclii', Elements, snrN r,ia-, Bella, h., Ites
aud Elrmenis oi Natural and Mbra phdo-
sopby, : ID per sesstou.
Every ,cho n vii bc bound for the tn,ii.
~ fee trun thr tan 81 entrance, III Tue ebd
-! the scs-iuu.
r1ps. Ddlhrd TENDERS his THINKS 10 his
trjcnl. lor thu patronage IL ms hdhrrlo IL.
ervrl and hoprs. FROM ns,iiobns cuaea-
ynnr, II merit, 70 receive IL continuance nt
ihei'' shppurt
I.ynGhburg, Doe. Il, tn4nrlri9
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MNRNEp, N rhprs iay ev"uing bat. ny
the Re-. William :. Rel, MtYo CABELL.
E,q. - NrI,,n, TO lis, WARY CDRNELIi
p\Ni&L, dau, htcr OF JldIe WH,ia a Daniel,
at this uitcr.
-. on the sane evening. Nv II Rev
Lewis prvspn, Mr. . roy N0GDS t. Mis-.
LVCN x. =, laa,,jrr IT Ga,,'. nury Bill. all
of tnhcrst can1',.
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Nigh.4s Nr,zs
1CC.CCC LC-LAY
80 Numbers. Eabo o. ~ - ..aN
5PII.YUiD sem at.
GGA EEJTvs.
g1CS AAeA AA xsA.



Ia tbs s'h'tnt, e"nposed oi do m''ers
~ tomhll aiiot witt ~ dihn N bsilnft, y ere
VII b" - riAts. rHeh with itrcr .ot The
hfhn ~ Numbers on ilrm 5Eb. ~ h viii two
~ ~" dih"h Hunh'is mo, d19t zach with
hht Oh The hf""h nun b'fs 'hntt tirktls hs-
'lHR norr -, TIE drn"n ntlnhris hrine i,ihnLs.
l. 'trlernlte lh' '"ic 81 n l4lA' nfk.iA
- M "her- ir"hi one I" 10 inclusive, VII Sc
'erHiN Is placed ~ q bel, On ~, 10y Of
afa"inl, nd slx Of them drawn out, ana II At
#ckrI hni're 90 Il IA" Ii, q, nth Sd dihwn
oht.h''e, MI d. th'iLifd 1" Va, cariai pi'so
iiodUO
Ihal having on II ihe 4'h, bih n 6lh ot,oUo
IN h"Nb1e "n II the -, 81 q d. 10000
H. baslna o. II ~" b. 4lh 9TH L. 5td,
M ,"Nief on u 'h' "a 4ab q OH 1900
,hn' having u u me "a, ~ oih 600
LII h"Nh.s ~ > " 2h,'' I'll 80
- el having 90 II he ~. 6,i q 9th 5000
!, M h"N'hk "h II ih' m, 1ih Oh 100
Int hhN'hg on II ne -. 81 q ell 300
ih"'r len other itcL''s laf'r2 N
l. hrn' ny lhr'e dthN . numbers. 7 2,oUD
"i' 'bth Ie ent'il"d Ia
fhose - Tier tickets hasl.. "nth, N -
III = n , II draw numbers each 1000
lh".r - ftrkrts hnv'ng 81 them The
oh an 9TH dawn ar The 9th \ OH GAO
All oihc's having an them any Two
drawn nninhrrs ehth leo
All oth"ts hnviae 81 them Que the
drn rnsuuni.rs each 90
Ad.r"l"rrs viii perceive This scheme
presents irrNi nian' mot" advantage. tbnn
al.
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'rur srRscRIRrR

Tnf srBscRIRER,
Opposite The Jifginio Bdnk. oRirs f6y SUE !:
II nlrl' ~ H. bis ~. Cfns and Alusebsa-
do Sugars
q bag nn1 hlpls. prime Cree. Coffee
) aags oil lava do
~ ehe", lea', asanrtcd
= hlis. l.nnf Sugar
20 rel ms Letter and common Writing rnpor
lona l''. INN Cation, assorted Numbers
hiri-. aii Jamaica ROM
; hhds Antigua do.
= bill. NV England Ia.
: lhpes taarpC brandy
. nipr. lpllaiion 10
p'pe l.. 4. Maaeirn Vine
= cn-ks do To-
II ea'k' Malaga do.
hbs. tin
10 haNcs sprrr Candies
~ boxes Mould do
81 hoNrs HinduN Gins. \ \ IN aud loxi2
- ea-ks Nntls, from lily - 2hdy
lon sacks salt Liverpool TILED
, hhds. Maltsses
! casks Cheese
i.n reRm- Wrapping Faper
Course Shnes. 9unl i.enlber. In1ign
Naddtr, Allshcr, Ginger. Pepper, Snllltetre
Iron and sieel Powder Md shot
lfan~rnrabt aud Isrpcniiar ~opp
i'lass mud l. iheunHro, NJ &c.
NJ which will he spld ~ reduced prirea for
cash, ar harirrri Tor Nldsls,, Ffn,r. tIpmp.
tcesaHS, Or ANY Other sricie III country
prnducr, CHS t. Dl.U,iI
nrerWher Is ~
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Virgin:
A. rules hidden 10 thr Gicrks uticc a -, 5rp,si4f
conr a. 'hpfcr) Tor thu H. nehburE District, tn III
dn, u October. J 7f.
Jo,n Nc'aaiuri and foin Mepnni.l, AlrNt1,der y
lone, and Mac June,, afmis. oi Ichard iuin.. ne
Pam lis,
AGAINST
Will ~ Emerson, SoftiH IA = ford. Allrr Is sp-D.
me- and g "a t'rr'' AID An u hly l., n,Ifi4.
III ,u.' iaeas AZ stdr'' ~, not IL ny ~
cut.d - IL, def niHni 81 Ham kHi..,, io. AMI - AZ
nftrtHP h' PHfsiHttGTy esdtpft lat Ia. .pa.
" AT II tins country T. ~ urd,.ftd iIat aid a. Itn.
dlit ID hprrsr 'r ilt 'rst d. tht 80 - "a -
,nd .,oR 'npsc.f NJ IL eau, a,an,t .bcftv''al hoe.
~ sou g mud ih"l rpt tit, nrdcf b. iuitt ~.
fsttttd ~ '.iF ut3sf1 pvr pm 81 "a liz fH,I, a.
&c. tr-. l 90 NM r.s.t,' J. Ard sft IA
hr tfoin dou at tine r.rri mouse ilr ~, H..
tnpy-itslt,
- JOHN IL >. {. {.
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Brokrr Il Commission business.

.sNilE snharr'hrr has takru IN Office
= tour doors above the Franklin Un,e'
here he Continues 80 sell Tobacco and oh
+ pro.inr" on comnt,.inn, and vii in future,
'l'", irinsacl ,d1ess AZ Broker-i. hope.
- he assir IN eiv" satisfaction 10 All who may
hnnlIie business 90 his care.
ARCH HATCHER.
Dec. - wlsifi9
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OUR -. ATOR.


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n..,., ......', -,
us '"'' '''o"'hS NJ h''h oh a." WI" Stand
III his way. Lei him sta,# al NlpunIn and
write D,s,aIisitionso far tn. u,Nt C,o,
= .,r. win, i, all nr.L, ,,I,t, u,.os -,
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"''o'"ce" VII" al MS 'hisit--hnd abused
however; lest his s,l,nc. NV he IN. nr.-
cursor or III. retirement +, 3, ,u,,r, .,d,r,n,,
fobs,nr,t, NJ. rAa.,n,, who wa,
our ta,o,r,te. dl not o.I.r. and =. som,
hlil. do,hi has bee, .r.!,e.lrI A. Ia NJ
Fuckers mod, of coasir1la4 rh.# ,o.-,,tn
ii m. ". ar. nr,ity well s,n-ied Nh.
/ ;,t.. ;s,,,-.,,d IN. Ru.h,,,,,J mart, H.,
C.,,cd. and ,n,t IL .ull;c,.d ,.ns,. nf con.
,r.,nl.,,,,n
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A,ost or MislaiA.

4 BOND ldsis nal r,rai l4ri.dl fny
Slph. rSrented bv fnpt Geofee Mark
INN I" William Davis; lnir oi AmheI = st.l,t
Il = lost or 'nislni9--l taxi III. lnetl.n1 4
ranf'"ning tho pBhlir iom trading TOR. or tn
KING ma assignment Of said h"p8
JANIS DAVIS. sdn,r
NJ HRinm Da-i' dec.
DC IN. eIn.ip
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n UflCt. -- Whrr.na ". thr paItirs I,
the lae nrmol SchoolRcld a G,epnrv
hes" this DIV maiea arttt ment nnd divided
between ~ the hrrount. dnr 10 the firm ~.
iofeshId -=lho.c iaksn Nv he ssld Gregory 4,
COLLECT. havr al hern assigned Ia him IN aaid
Hehoolheld mud nj the r.manine hueonn's.
dne NJ ninresrid, nre to IL pnd IL samuel
@eh"nIhcld, VITO = nioue authorised tn *efti.
and collect lhum. SANE. sCtiDnf FIElD,
lIAlS hhEaORY
Nee pa
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~ The Rev. WV. EEr rwicH viii preach
the funeral Sermon Of Maj. BnrNeIl Lee. at
his ate residence in thu county u Cam, ,hell,
on The ihird SUNDAY in this month.
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Mercantile N,uSi ness.

sSctCaNtk.S nNSl ne IS.
AYArlrI. WINS ROY, II liz. junction
~ OF NAN street with the plry leading
Ia and rom frirna' Go Hnrtin,' OF Stanr
warehouse, scriup lhe Itlhty aud ,,blc con-
Vrnieits at The mercantile business, when
, c"nin ."d on priuctalrt oi general good. mn
tSal hrnrlil mi rec .,pca'ion ~ the eNohang,
al inrrisn aad DOM siic comm ditto, hHs 80.
aged thereio, estimating hi success. bv dne
stlan.ipu u thu interest IT tho.. ho ulBy
,oIrnnllr INN, mol combining himscl 10 ANY
patttculhr denomination or eAtcni, but " ~
keep supply "i such goods a. III" demand
may regnrre. which hr j. eonli,lent i'll b.
tunad y lpw Is ANY ~ This market, being 81
lcCted bl confidential agents AMI mostl,
bungh hI .a>b lie Wril nl.drrtnk. the hp
plug Md nrderngoi property md merrhans
diZr h tai from RICHMOND AL iht \, rlhrrn
markets or small pr crnt, hi prfsouhl AZ
qrnintancr with extensive hau-rs IN thos,
Dnarkri, assuring mn thnl the hrs' prices will
he h"i Tor AL property shipped. and good or
ierrd be- pnlena."d nj lie masf red9red prices
I mace not0 IN otOfe ana 0jer, al uhOitSaff
or rcinIi.
200 sack. Salt, twil..d haeeing
hod,, y trplA aud Hasc9vado Sugars
y hazN Coffee
3 b5~, To.
~ whole, hall and Or bbls Sugars
q M. ~ ifb'i ini la NJ sugars
! nbi. \. .. baking and recalling Mulasse,
l.m bascs Canii'. from !. 10 ~
IS >, Iglp-' tine Soup
~ whole. iaii ~ u. b">c & Tee fresh
80 krg> rough, aud Cut Nils. 4 Ia cody
Is par neN Patent balances. Ia 900 lbs
80 boxes Glas-, = IL mud ioxl2
! hal 'utrces new Rice
loo pnir richmond ma lr Broaurs
Nssorlmeui IT sihrf Shues--A- ooal Leather
bhi- Nn =asa VIM
~ hg> new NArkareI
~ bit SnHdk Tar
3 bal. Mos
10 bhs hronn Tanner, oil
assortment If Hard1Oare.
Sh"vels r"d spades kniv.s aud lork-, pocket
butcher " .bornakrrs' knives. trace rhhii.s,
pad md Jack lprks curry combs scrpvs aud
hralds, files anI ra,p,, nugurs, butter burrr
~ NC.
assortment Of croclery. Glass and
Edrihfu Uare.
ASSORTMENT OF SADDLERY.
Saddle baes, hlind, snaitlr aud curl, BRIDES
carriage, wagon aud "hrt whips, collins AZ
90. Tor which VIII receive aDS kind of pro-
luce brought Ia this market, nj tie best priv
rs. NATH1a WINSTON.
Oa Consignment,
s. Ibis clip lirrrings
p do Roe do
Is do Family do.
Y LIS Cotton Yarn.
NArifL. WINSTON.
December Is. IS
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ID RSu " = IL an Order Of tn Hos-
tug, Gaar 90 LNochhnrg, .taaaIr the ON
ia, o. Drcenbrr, lS25--Nr thn nd -'tsnnd
commissioners " ~. IN Thnrsda In tJ,l liz
OF january next, a ia" Market ilon,e ~ slit
town ol Lynehhnrg, nroceedt" ,eli lhr I'll
lowinf save hr'o tgliE IA alec.'ate - e..
Y Johnson. dc. VIZ Min aud her child
LOUISA, Peter. = boy, aud Nari', #aI, n u
rredil uf twelve months--Bonds VIII rpprr.
we'd security Wln be rrqpIea uf IN op. IA.
surs ALEXANDER LfGA.Nt,
SAMUEL l.ANE h-EiH.
JOHN nOiriNS,
MlCAJAli D'NI,.
1ummissI pUrrs.
Dec i6 H.
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have been sdiIl,ien' toa'Irat, ne ati,ni,a,
II -" pspil,ner aud WIN n, s,w ,b,.
bout of their hunnr, and co,n,n.,c.4
lh'eshing ia ,hr Wy th't thy at,oesr.J J..
wish, fle' began by thioi<ing thai ,,.r.
sas method IN hi- m ,dnes,. aud end.
iag IN h. 'ir'ine mat u nas all me,hoi and
without any madness whatever.
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AfO1IC --Oo III, sd Day Of Jonlarl,
y I, u. a lhe lhtc r,s,droce ~ William,
Gafhiir. lie In -" county - Arters,
-h,dl 'rlI, by way Of idle auction, tho loi-
lo",np ploperl> brIon-inr 10 - ESTATE of
''ld drcc d'-ol, ~ W. l.e stock Of i'"r.rs,
cat IL, ehern. and hog, household hnd kit,h-
"n furniture. plantation uieisiIs. the crol Of
'.'"n, eats, i"'td.'r. A".-I"snp- ~ sale, on al
-utn. over $50, n credit III twelve months
Will be- gwen. the purchasers gisiug honds
with good security for all sums under geo.
cash "ill be required
ELIZABETH GiTllHiE. Admr
~ In. Gathrtf, dtc.
Dr.. Is.
". Al the same iiue mud ldars. the M.
dersipncd, rs Guardian oi .ryrral Ut her IN
inni rhildr"n. Viii hire oni toe III. rusiiina
year. several likrl, AM vnl'nhlo slpvcs.
EEiZABE1H guthrie.
DC. 10 "tns"lD
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- OIn IL ,uIsartur,slap rNlsiic Y
nudcr The I'm uI Lam BORN. T. nalln,
Is d,,s"lsed by malnnl Gopsral. lnu-e ia
debled Ia the same " III mHke payment 10
John nafth, aud tho,o having clains WI az
ply 10 h,m Tor raNm"ul
niNkH = LANGhoRNE,
JOHN GAitIlI.
Nov q.
?. He Milling Bnsin,-4 vii hr continued
~ the Farm Mil, thc remainder ~ ,h"
senson, hs TIT ,0b.euher. who vii pier lbo
Mad - pro tor wi1FNl, good or bud drltvcr-
=. n the Mill or Al the stone Innthr, Hons.
mouth Al Rinck Nntrr crrrk, lvuclhnrg,
where be- btcut constantly q. tah3. todf If
good qualli3 ~ meal ship stud aaa lans
JON : GAhiH
Nov. y. Ina
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assortment Of Croclery. Glass and
Enrihen Uare.

ASSORTMENT OF SADDLERY.
Saddle bnes, hlind snatile aud curb brides
carriage, wagon aud eart whips, cpllnr., ~.
90 Tor which | viii receive aoy kind Of pro-
luce brought Ia this market, nj l'ie best priu-
rs. NATHG. WINSTON.
IN HouStAruinpuJ
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