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1--WE subscriber respectfully Informs bic
tri"Gd, nnd the nntlic gcnrRllv, tlnt he
has commenced the EOOk SELLING BCsl
Mis- IN the house formerly occupied by Nj
William D'2gcs, AID opposite the store of
MrsSrs. & X NnrvrIl " " ~. Morgan. " hrrc
he will receive additional supplies OF all The
new aud periodical publications. Having
mAde arrangements with tn most eNlrusiy,
house, in Baltimore, Philadelphia. NV NolE
aud Boston, hr pledges himself lhnt any law.
Medical. Niscellanrous, school or BLANK
Books which may be wanting, which he may
not have, he VIII rndravor 10 ehian the ,ame
through his correspondents al the north
Country m"f'hnnts, teuchers of academies
Ne, will find il To their advantage 10 call aud
examine his stock, which viii he very com
pIeIr. Tho subscriber pledges himseltto pny
strict attention 10 business, aud every ever
iion on his part viii lie used for the heneft of
those who may favor him with lhc,r patron
age. CHARLES WlIHERS
Lvnchhurg, Sept. % is7
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For the Growth of Hair.
CREAM OF IgAG3UB.
The .iIicieHt Sp!kenard.

ONE OF the most efiracious aud innocent
productions eNrryet discovered, for making
The hair grow dick. long and glossy while
at the same time Il tbectudiiy Preteats Il iron,
turning gray.
Ladies and Gentlemen who are DESTROYS OF
preserving or acquiring tint beautiful orna-
ment, ii iine head oil heir have only to Afford
this preparation tair trial 10 he fully con.
vneed OF its really being one of the most pow
erinl auAlliarIcsthey could possibly employ for
the attainment ot their purposc--as IT not
ooly admirably promotes the rapid growth OF
the lair, ami prevents it from falling of, but
at the same time il proecty preserves its na,
lrdl gloss, color aud beauty, even 10 extreme
I'D aye. 10 artificial tresses, also, il is Of
considerable service; as il Impacts a delicate
aernme, eives the glo>s Of nature, aud con
literally strengthens NE cUri, Naich oils OF
very description invariably tend 10 weaken,
mo- to destroy. hut for this purpose. ii shonld
ao' he used too proin,ely-
TIE above valuable article, 10 be had at
e. \ Withrr,' Book Store, and at thu Drug e
Medicine establishment Of
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
Nov. u. tjaa 20
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k"r'her Sovplics
OF
Z AEGE d FANCY 4cCD =

+ ...,,.,..,,
~, y Aa''n "a. at '4c ~ y. lI9H NJ :"
~ S@A-~ASs W" ~ ~ VIC
''''n'heo 10 sen at Tue very lowest market
b'ee'
''o''5 anu ',o"uoh oulht' piS'o' ana Po'h'
y o,9nhe's ,.,-., ..
49, J" nv ~" 6'ee" '''"e'S' "'so''eu
''eaNS oNaHss'n 10
10. '"'i'ed 'nsi,'1s'' 'or p'S coats
'''E assortment o' une anu course tass''
,,. "e',, o,.... ,...-,r. -,
>''' n''" o!Fe' ny ia" "'eeh C'o'hs
',.''9'no'e ,n'a'' lor 'Iook I''''s
""eP"o = anu mn '"'l'''"' "'ue @ o'aeh
:, ,'|'"'
,'a''' ''o"'s" o'ue e''as' G'o'n'
R RgfI Italian ana and @I fIooru " baoh I Silks "o
Black and cooured 40. de Naples and vel
veteen do.
.leay, cban, black Leventcen
French aud Easl-h w,nlcr.calieoes, lnrgt
and very ruolre supply entrelY new ~
fashion ana co'oor
Elegantly worked Swiss, India, and JaCouet
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Er,MoLoGY EXTRAORDINARY.

Heroine Is. perhaps. rs peculiar a
word AZ IN. in our language. Tho
first two letters of II are male. the
first three female, the first tour "a
brave man. and tie whole word "A
brave Noman.--ltruns fhns-hc. her,
hero. hrroinr.
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a tHE Mllliug husloc4s viii b. oonfinncS
nj ID. I'urn Mi the REMINDER 81 III.
SEASON, by the sHb-criber, Who vii give Tho
market price for Wheat, good or bad deliver.
e,rd nj the Mill OF 1T the Stone Lnmbet
llous,. mnn Il oi Back Nnirt creek. Is uch~
bur where hr krrra constantly nn bfui,
wKcUl o. C0pD QUALt1 NJ,
iIye meal, shlp-stuil aud hraa.
JOHN GARTH
Nov 81 w2wl6
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szzxar1.s pAwACrA.

fs Bottles Swain Celebrated rI-''' -
INST received by the subscriber, "h'fn WI "
ala at thirty dollar dozen, or ,1f .e',aN So'
lie, by WALTER H. hioDIh on
Nnv.9f, 'A'""'-
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FUR MIXTURE

vii bee nude ~ The best manner. al HE shert4
81 uoutc. and ON the muet moderate terms.
f.ltter Mr. Charles A. Simnv or myself will
At ail times be found at my Cabinet Ware
Room Nr. $. Is tally authorized TO make
contracts aud close he same.
All Those 10 whom am ihdchIed arr re-.
qncslrd 10 come forward, thai arrangements
my br ma3e Ia discharge the sapc--tnd ~
who arr indebted 10 me a'e earnestly request
ed 10 conc forward and close the sanr, rilhrr
by bond or ca,h. or they can receive rensoasv
bile time, If they will give good security I
want my old book settled np.
hive now ON hnnd first rats materials.
and expect in - short tine Ia rerciye a ,arthes
supply aud likewise the newest fashions.
JANIS fKAZER, Cheap Squire.
TOR sALE As ALotE Two
Good and Splendid Sidcboards,
At reduced prices.
July %. tg49
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FAITHFUL for IT,, Encouragement
Al Which ha, hecn extended IN h,m. ,akcs
his method Ia inform fhg pnblir generally,
that he viii ~ mtpr= attend parti,niarly and
punctGally 10 n,I orders lie assures item
taat he will sparr no pains IN endeeyorins IN
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EOR RE.N'T.
%NVkCE

tRiif Copnrlnefship e>istinR under the firm
- Of Lhnghotnc y Gndb, is Dissolved ~
mntual consent Those Indebted 10 the sams
VIII nuke Payment 10 JOhn onrlh, aud ihoae
having claims VII apply 10 him Tor psymon,.
HENEi :. NGIlOkNI,
JOIN GARIlI
Nov Of.
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A6fcc t1Hc Stochhoiiersgthe Lyncls
burg aud Sdicm Turnpike ConPa.
ny
A Ia meeting of the President and fsis
"A rectors ol the LyuchhnrR aud Salem
Turnpike Company, Al Lynchhurg, The lib
NoY 1928
Oldgld, That the Stoch Of delinquent
ST. kbolirrs, will be sold At public au'tioh.
before tin dpnr of the Franklin holei, IN Tho
tow Of Iyuehhurr. an Friday, The 2sth ct
next month. tDecember1
Is, order Il - Board,
JOHN NJ GORDON, Clerk
Nov q td420
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MI nnY rfsrsr I'm :

i'ouND, IN TIN nam stree, n BANK
NOTE. winch the owner can haye, by
giving a satisfactory description, anu pay ng
tue expense OF this advertisement.
Nov %. &. l.. LECKIE
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Wheat and New Fiour.

AWE subscriber will pay the highest
cash pr'ce for wheat delivered al thV
Lyncbbmg Mills.
Z. 5. have a few halt barrels new -four,
Warranted TO be good
HOW son S, WHITE.
July % I. 10
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MORE FNE>A
MEDICINES. &C.
ssas

EAUE Subscriber has received by the
t,,e.t.srrjvals from New York and phil
.J.I,bi,. the following articles, Whlch toge
tha.,i,n mis- stock on hand, renders his as
.artppnt very complete, viz
Y, yqr's Indian Spe- Anis do
rff SD 40
ed 9linine French saf"o, English
S,,.rior Craton oil Sponge
Gold Pressed oil ~ SRI almon1ac
=, hortles Fresh mace
Do. do. pt. do. hht megs
IA do. Igt do. Flower henzoin
Italian j. ueYyder Calclned nagnesia
C,..n,r arter Smal irup do.
Cal Umel I'rse 20. 40
u.foeJ Gun Cam Pink root
nror White precIpitnte
c., aIops Grust auunlB.N
Snapish flies Essence hurgamot
Flower onlphet 10 Ielhoh
Ned prrclpltate Salt petre reiutd
Ep,om salts, best Inmarinds
Giauber do TopiocH
nanbarh in root lsnglass, superior
DO. in powder Balemans drops
liquorive haii Brush on
Do. root Ess. peppermint
Sngar lead Stoughton's biliers
Tartar cineic Godtrey's cordial
Red Peruvian bark TurIingtpns balsam
Pale do. do. OF lite
YelIow do. do Harlem oil
Refined borax Andersona pills
Crude DO Dyott's do.
Gun as,otGtda Ilnoper's do.
Seaa leaves, best Lees do.
Flake manna OIL Wormseed
Common do, Golden tincture
Gum opium, Turkey Pauls patent Column
Luner cansiic bian oil
Common 10. Cephaic snuff
Corrosive suhimate Cologne water
Arrow root, superior steers Opodelqdoc
Sails Of tartar WhifeWeb's tg. do.
Canomde Il 'wers Swain : panaced
y 'lr rio' Austin ointment Tor
lppecacnanna the plles
Swert spirits n'tre Small 'ca3eS md" ..
Bal,om Copasa Spring trusses
SWpst oil IN q. pr Com do,
hotties Comp mortars assert
Salad 10. very supe- ed
rior Evans crown Lance Is
So'anoo IN roo, common do.
b.. in powder Spring do.
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A-OTlCE is hereby given that the Cells
IN the Luatr Hospital in the CITY
+ Williamsburg, are all occupied, and that
40 more patients eiIl be- received in ina
said Hospital, until sumo of the said Cells
- vacant--due notice of which VIII be
f,sen.
By order of the Court Of Directors.
LEO. HENLEY, &C d.
Iuly e. 1895. mts4e
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WE will open to moro" morning at
w 10 o'clock precisely, one ease g.ule.
meas superior plaid Cloaks Also, cases
Of gentlcmeus shoes and pumps Also, . ca
ses OF ladies very superior Morocco shoes.
And tor sale by
ANDREWS l. BROTHERS.
NoV.l II
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UiHiam O,cens y. Griffin l.. Leckg,


U1Hidm DtcenS y trim l.. LrcbY,
APoTuECARiEs q nRi..GISI~.
Have lust received, IN a EDITION to their former
assortment. the follow Ipg articles.
Calnln,l Cinnamon
Corrns SubIimate Ra-. Quas.iB
Sal Ammoniae Sauals
Gum ca@g5gG s%siar ,, Lsaye,
r.i .a, y, rn G'" C ','" liararaa',
r,',,, u,rrh Sol soda
R"nbeII s',l,s R,i.an Conoiya
D.. ph,I,a@b Fsnc, perk,nc Vial.
~, ~. i Tor,or r1an., Crown Ian.
rar,ari@ Ar;d Get,
,,,,.or r,,h Sol, Common do
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i. p,utlon viii be presented 10 thu MT
\ General Assembly Ut virginia, pray ing
the formation ola new Comfy out oi parts
II the couulies II Buckingham, Campbell,
Churiofio aad Prince Edward
NOV T. tiAWlS
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Marringe.-Eyery woman, that
has not made a vow Of Celibacy,-
should begin early to prepare herself
for the duties of wife. Domestic
education might, perhaps. be attcn-
dcd to with advantage, more than it
is at present, and even to the neglect
Of some of the more fashionable &C
compiishmcnts. There is an excel
lent tract among the Haarlean Mis-.
ceIIany, entitled " Duties Of uipeS. "
which RECOMMEND to the study ol
females. extract only one article
for which alone, the work IL worthy
al COMMUNICATIONS, A true wife
should be like q Turquoise stone,
dear in heart in her husbands health,
and cloudy in his slcknes- And H.
| tortoise, always bearing her hous,
| upon her back"
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" Love is n bird Of summer skies
From cold and from winter he soon departs
He basks il the beam ol good.humored eyes,
And delight. ~ the warmth of open hearts.
But wIfcre ne ha- once found rhill and rain,
He seldom returns to that bower again
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20
enry Wilson, no. 400, Market Street.
,el. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 40. 1925.

have advanced, that in this Abandoned this impious
age, nothing is thought Of but gambling Here is
an almost intant that completely knows every card
10 the pack, is thoroughly learned in the devils
book, yet SO absolutely ignorant Of the book of its
salvation What early sacrifices of your children, to
the prince Of darkness! Ye more than parricide
parents Ye betrayers Of their precious souls to
miserable eternity He kinded so fast, and fred
upon the people SO yehemen,ly, that i, alarmed the
very faculty, and made them depart fully convinced,
that what was in itself an unIucky accident, had
been powerful premeditaed scheme of the preach
ef 10 reouke their dssoluteness, and bring them to
repentance. Some years after, he diyulged how the
fact really happened.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20
DRUGS and MEDICINES.

FsSlE subscriber, at No. IS, .Narketsree, has constant
Il. supply Of seielz and Soda Powders Salt of Lemon
Tor removing iron moulds Steers Opodedoc Ess. Pep
iermnt British Oil Batemans Drops, and other pa'en,
medicines Cologne Water, of a superior qualty-iate-
y received from Paris: Transparent and other soaps
Sealing Wax and WATERS CarInine, in powder: Pink,
linc and Purple Sancers Silvergraned Cochinea Pure
onchonlne, Suphate of Quinnewholesale and retail.
Arrow Root Pearl Tapioca and sago; Therlaca; Anro-
nac, or Venice Treacle Cacned Magnesia, in canis-
'ersi Ienrys Magnesia, in bottles. Tooth Brushes, single
Or BY the dozen; Andersons. Hooper's, and Ambitious
Phs; lhompson's celebrated Eve Water; Opium; Phos-
phae Of Soda Rochelle, Epson, and Glauber Salts.
remedy torthe Piles, celebrated tors usefulness Swams
ianacea, BY the box bottle variety of Lamp Glas
ses and Wicks
Al the useful Chemical and Medical preparations arc
sold by JOSEPH BRINGHURST,
Hhoiesae and Retail DRuGGIsT.
Wilmington, 9 mo- IS, 1895 31--3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20
From The albany Daily Adrertispr.
RELIEF FOR THE GRAVEL.

! We publish the following for the benefit Of the
public 1t comes from aged and sensible thouph II
unlettered farmer OF acquaintance, and we give
his own language.
Io all who are or may be afflicted with that pain
lui disorder called The Gravel, or Stone. with which
nave oeen afflicted about ~ years, and FOR about
years extremely bad, tina. it has been very diff.
cult for me TO ride in any wheel carriage and for
about three years past, have been so great part
OF the time that my life was despaired of, and often
did think that / could not live form one day to
another. 1t has pleased the Almighty God to point
out remedy for my relief, for which have rea
son to be thankful to him for his mercy TO me. /
nave been doctorng for many years, with almost
every kind Of medicine that could hear Of but TO
no purpose. The medicine that has helped me
was accidental, and unheard of to me. About the
middle OF October, 1928, had some cider made,
and drank OF 1t very freely for about 8 or DAYS.
and then there came from me stone three quar-
tefs OF an inch long and little over half an inch
wide, with great deal of pain Shortly alter |
found great relief, and continued drinking the new
cider as it came from the press, and the stones con.
tinued discharglng. When the cider became tart,
lett Oft drinking, and shortly after the stones stop
ped coming from me. was then more distress
sed Than ever, and was confined TO my bed and so
distressed that It seemed if could not live from
one hour to another for about nine weeks 1t so
happened that my people had, from the first cider
made 10 October, and the same as had FIRST drank
oi' boiled three barrels down to one, and put it in
the cellar, and when lay in such great distress
was very thirsty, and requested my people TO bring
me some of the boiled cider, of which drank
freely, as It was as sweet as if had come new from
the press drank freely for three days. and on The
fourth began to discharge stones again, which
gave me great relief. then for the first time be
gan 10 think that It was the cider that brought the
stones away from me. ! continued drinking the
boiled cider and the stones kept discharging. i,
now about four months since any came from me,
and lor about eight months have had no pain
worth mentioning, and can ride in any carriage
without any Inconvenience from my dreadful com.
plant still continue to drink sweet cider when
can get it, and when cannot, use the boiled, and
have reason TO believe, and do believe, by coulin-
uIng to drink of that, with the help of God, shall
never be troubled with that complain, again.
From the publc's humble servant,
JOHN NELSON.
sttupater, august 18th, 1926.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20
From SCOTS Lires Of the Norelists.
GOLDSMITH.

Whatever defects occur in the tenor of the story,
the admirable ease and grace of the narrative, as
well as the truth with which the principal charac-
tiers are designed, make the ticar Of Uakefeid
one of the most delicious morsels of fictitious COM
position on which the human mind was ever EN-
ployed. The principal character, that OF the sim
pie pastor himself with all the worth and cxceIlrn.
cy which ought TO distinguish the ambassador Of
God to man, and yet with just so much Of pendan-
Try and OF literary vanity serves to show that he
is made OF mortal mould and subject to humanfail-
lngs, is one of the best and most pleasing pictures
ever designed. II is, perhaps, impossible to place
frall humanity before in attitude OF more sim
pie dignity than the Vicar, in his character Of pas
tor, parent, and of husband. His excellent help
mate, with all her molherly cunning and house.
wliely prudence loving and respecting her husband,
but contemplating his wsest schemes, a: the die.
taes of maternal vanity, forms an excellent counter
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20

Humorous Aaecdofe Of a celebrated French Preach
er IN Paris, a-Roun By the name of Little Fathe,
.4ndfew.
A quick presence of miud often rescues man
from any gross mistake into which he may have
unavoldably been plunged, as for instance
The little Doctor having 70 preach one day in the
Church OF his Convent in order that no time should
30 unoccuped during the prayers, previous TO the
sermon, he was playing game OF catds in his room,
with an inmate; but the bell ringing for him to
mount the pulpit, Just as they were in warm de.
bate about the hands they held, he said he could
not just then stay to decide the matter, therefore
tucked both up in the sleeve ol his gown for fair
discussion of the matter after sermon. The subject
of his discourse the general immortality of the
times; the too great indulgence OF dangerous pas
slons and particularly OF gaming, against which he
inyeighed with all the warmth and zeal he was mas.
ter of, and both which he could effect to an amazing
degree. But when carried away by the torrent of
his decsmation on finding the people very atten-
tive TO him. he raised up his hands to heaven to in.
tercede for them-down from his Sleeve that had
been somehow loosened by the vehemence of his
gesticulaons, fell the two hands of cards. which
incident made some people look with pious con-
cern.
The little doctor, while others burst into an i'm.
moderate fiji of laughter, stunned for moment at
SO unexpected disaster, in the midst Of sermon
that had gone eficaciously. bethought him on
a sudden stralagem. As he espied young
child not far from the pulpit he beckoned to it, say
ing, " come hher, my dear, gather up those cards
lying on the ground, and bring them to me-" which
The young child did. He then asked the name of
each card, which the young one actually told. He
next questioned il about the chalechism, Of which
the almost infant was entirely ignorant. Little An
drew dismissed the child, and looking around the
audience with an air of indignation (secretly tri
umphng in his heart at the same tme,) he cried
aloud, "wcked fathers and mothers, is not this
most scandalous and most nagrant proof of what
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20

10 HonseOires-T he following remarks from The
Boston Medical luelligencer, in which good and
simple method is suggested to correct the vitiated
atmosphere in bedchambers, is recommended to
your particular attention:-
Small closets and concealed beds are extremely
injurious, especially to young people and nvalids.
When persons are from necessity obliged to sleep
IN them, it will be advisable every morning imms
dately alter rising, TO dsplace all the bed clothes,
and 1t the sky be serene, to open the doors and win
dows. The various methods which luxury has o-
vented to make houses close and warm contribute
not little to render them unwhoesorle. No house
can be wholesome unless the air has free passage
through it. For which reason, houses ought daily
to be ventilated by opening opposite windows. and
admitting current of fresh air into every room.
Beds, instead of being made up as soon as people
rise out of them, ought to be turned down, and ex-
posed TO the fresh air from the open windows thro
the day.-This will expel any noxious vapor, and
cannot fail to promote the health Of the inhabitants
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-20
Fnom THE COLOMBIAN STAR.

fhoM THE COLUMBIAN STAR.
fingered among The srapes, and sought on evy marble
Thy name-6m il apas not there.
While we are counting day and night
And tasting JOY and sorrow,
no time, for thee, shall wing its flight
FOR thee, ARISE no morrow.
Thy bark hath passed that mighty bourne
whence not traveller shall retlrrn
And prayer no more asceills for thee
hut halls thee in ETERNITY
Thy morn Of life was bright and gay,
hut scarcely rose to manhood's prime,
Betore the ravage of decay
Removed thee, from tins changeful cline.
Thy being passed away like dew,
Exhaled by mornings earliest ray,--
And hopes of friends and parents too,
With thee were rudely torn away
The cares and pleasures in thy breast,
No friend can haliow as his own
For thou hast gone to silent rest,
Bravlng the ills of life alone
What heart was ever free from care
What heart where pleasure hath not been?
And thine had, doubtless, borne its share,
But they have passed away unseen
Oh could tender Mothers care
Soften'd the pillow for thy head,
And watched with many anxious PRAYER
And soothed with hope thy dying bed,
But other fate zras thine And now
stranger seeks thy lowly mound,
Where tears Of sympathy might flow,
And, 10 it is not to be found.
seek, but cannot find, thy humble grave
Which never with parents tears was wet.
And still, unknown, its grassy spires must wave,
unwatercd by the tear drop Of regret.
But thou art not forgotten-,here is love
Within a Mothers breast that cannot die.
Years may glide on, and every season prove,
That love can reach its object in lie sky.
Adieu! thou silcni dweler III the dust;
Green be the sod npon ths humble bed,
And in the resurrection Of he iust,
In holy hope mayest thou Lift up thy head.
IEsSEY.