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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28
pupIIc No. G2.1
JOHN q. ADAMS

Az ACT to allow the transportation Of gonda
WIRES, aud mriruRndize, 10 aud from Fhil
ahelPbla and Baltimore by the way of Lam
caster aud York, or hv the mail route
Be 1t enacted ~ The Senate and House OF
Representatives, ofhe United States pT a
nerifa =" Congress assembled, That any
goods. wares, aBd merchandise, mh,ch
in"faliy might be transported 10 or from
he City of Philadelphia and Baltimore. h,
'ae way of Elhton. Bbhenia and French
.owo, aud PIT Pen APPOINTMENTS, NV
Iaslle, Ch'slana Bridge, Newport or
y lIning "a, ~ 10 aud nom the Civ of
Fhilad"lphr aud Baltimore. by tho way 81
Npnoq4dumnh and Srsafras River. snail
tod may be, lawfully transported In and
rom tn cry II Phlladel hia aud Bun
nar", lN tn way pf Lancaster aud York
q by the mai route. aud shall be- entitled
. ali tie hrn, I'll, aud advantages, and shall
be spbjrct to ali the provisions, rrgnhl,nn..
.ataton-, aud frstrlrDloas, .,is.,ne IN the
"a OF go"ds, wAre-, aud mrrchaadl.r.
eosp"rt'd by any of thr routes brtorr
.nef fluurd
AffRoNEI--Nay 90, lace.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28
LPs.LIs No ee

AZ At approriaiing sum OF money for
tn rrpair of The Pos Road from the Chat.
nhoBehic 10 Line Creek, IN tue State oil Al
HbanIH.
BE II enacted by he Senate and House q
Representatives. Of the Unt,d States ef II
metied an Congress assembled, That The
sum Of SIX Thousand dollars be, and the
.ame Is hereby, appropriated, for the re-
pair Of fbr Post Road "a The lndao eonn-
Try between the Chatahoochle add Line
Creek. IN the State OF hhhamd, 10 be eS-
prudsd under the direction of the Post
master General, and that II be paid ont Of
an) money Ia ihe Treasury, not otherwise
appropriated.
Approved MAY 90, l826.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28
prn,fn-Nn ssl

Az ATT DECLARING valid and iegs'izing GER
tam safes Of Land IA the Stale o hissls.
arp.
H. II suaried b. The StHais md House Of
Rsprsseaidirss II he Un,ted Stutfs Of II
Hiefiei is t'g#Frtss asssHsbisd, TIL; HE
sails of land lying IA Alonioe CUuaiy, 10
The stal. ol Nlssissirpi, which have bern
sai1 At tie f.aad Offices of Huntsville, AID
Tnsealnusa. sinee the thirtieth ot Ociooef'
rlgblrtn hundred aud twenty two, are
hereby lesauzed, and declared valid, as
Though made al the proper Land Offices
aad int patents be ls'ued lor them, IN The
same manner ~ far other lands sold At the
Lnd anicr, II Huntsville aud l uscdloosa.
APPROVED May 30, l826.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28
PUBLIc No. cal

; y ! 10 regulate the snmmoning Of Grand
Jurors, IN the District Courts
Re At enacted BY he Senate and House ot
representatives. ofthe uniied states OF q.
ff'ea IN Congress assembled. That froo,
after the first day Of August next, the
hfks ofthe District Courts of the Cn;,rt
iies shall not ssGe a process 10 summon
" cause 70 be returned TO any ,essioo of
u s"ta Conrts, Grand Jury uuless by
! ~ p'uet OIL tue District Judge.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28
The Chureh~aroehs Of Manchester

have refused to call public meeting.
A few days ago. a depuia'ioa from the
distressed manufacturers OF F'F0me waited
nponl if. Peel. 10 request thai he would
present = petition Ia the King, praying
Ira rssnsdy vi the existing ,Astressea.
Mr.. 7. after hearing wha, they i'Nd b
say, expressed hrs regret nj the condition
of the poor, but lsmenied that he could
hold out no hopes of a remedy. Theetil
although great, must cure itself The de
puiaiion then applied for an intersiev
with Mr.. Canning, but were told by th'
officer 10 waiting, that he would be- occn
pied for two days IN comforting with For
eign Ministers, and could not see them.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28

TmOR SALE, neat aud desirable resi-
- dence in the suburbs Of Lyncbburg.
Few situations are presented 10 The public
possessing greater advantages than the one
now offered. FERNS accommodating, aud
possession gwen at any time. Apply to the
editors of the Virginian.
Sept. 7. icil4w5
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28

ROBERT P. HENRY member of
Congress from Kentucky-modest, gen
temanly, and correct in hs department
of highly respectable attainmeots. legal,
literary. and political, is no more. He died
on the 24h of Aug. last. The bar Of
Hopkinssilie met and adopted a resolution
expressive ofthrir regret for his loss.-Jns.
Breathih, f. c. Sharp, and John Gray are
candidates to ill the vacancy occasoned
by his death.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28

shackled, and kept in bondage By par
eel of enihueiasilc parlisans.p The charge
is . srfiuus one, particularly as the party
against whomit i alleged are 50 loud IN
praise Of their own purity, and freedom
of the press.
DUEL IN VERMONT.--John Ran
dolph aud MeDaEe ouidone On the eve
ning preceding lhe election of state officers
in tins place, some persons we're together
talking oil the candidates, &c. for election.
A foreigner who WAS presen took IN great
dudgpon some obsrrt atoms ola Vermont
er, and challenged hlm to fight with pistols
| ~ any distance. The Vetmonter chose &c
fight a, arms length, and met him ARMED
with bottle of new beer, holding II II
such position as TO appear like pistol
at the word Gre. the Foreigners pistol fash
ed in the pan, bit the Vermonter's coft
with the contents of ,he bottle, struck In
antagonist in the face, vho fell and cried
"Tdm dead man. lie recovered, how
ever. from his alright, IN the no smd
pleasure and amusement Of he bystandrrs
Huntington M Sentis..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28
TIE CROPS.

We have very various accounts Of the
crops for tine present year. The Shep-
herdstown and Winchester papers rrPre-
sent the corn crops in the counties of JET
ferson and Frederick. as being siogularly
abundant and fine. We have, however, a
letter from 40 intelligent gentlemen who
has visited some of the upper counties OF
this state, who observes that The crops
above the Itidge were tolerable, but not
abundant, and in Fauquier the wheat crop
was very short. The excessive drought
has injured the corn crop, more in my a.
pnion than the farmers are at present full
~ aware Of The ears are very small and
badly filed" Richmond Compiler.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28

David Morris, young man of talents
and friend of the Administration, has
been nominated by several meetings held
in the Cincinnati District, State of Ohio,
as IA candidate for the Goth Congress, and
a corresponding Committee appointed TO
promote his electlon.-tisn. Findlay, an
old federast, aud the warm supporter OF
Gen. Jackson is bis opponent.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28

The Mexican government has offered
800, 900 for specific for the yellow fe-
ver--and DR.. Graud, of Baltimore, is said
to have discovered such specific.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28

Broker { Commissio" Business.
HNHE subscribed has taken an Office
u four doors above the Franki Hotel,
where he continues 10 sell Tobacco nd 9th
er produce on commission, and will in future,
also, transact business as a Broker-He hopes
to be able to give satisfaction to all who may
confde business TO bis care.
ARCH. HATCHER.
Dec. l5 wtsifl9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28

Corn Crops.-If our farmers were dis
couraged at their Indifferent crops Of wheat,
the, have abundant cause for gratitude at
the 1attering view Of their heavy crops of
corn. Ii has been many years since so
fne crop has heen raised in the Valley.
fChariest0tUn, Jrf,rsoa county Rep.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28

We hope Commodore Porter will not
make us pay the difference between the
pay he receives as Commander of the Ma
val Force of Mexico and the sum which
we have gratuitously bestowed upon him.
The Correspondent twho furnished US
with the intelligence relative to the Com
modore's pay in that service, iolorms Us
that the amount which he II TO receive
annually, by way of salary, was erroneous
" stated. IT should have been printed
So 400 instead of $4,000. The items of
Intelligence were correctly given, We
beg our brothers of the craft, who must
sympathise with us, to make the necessary
arithmeticaI deduction from the almost
Presidential salary ofthe valiant Commo-
dnre, who would he welcome to the whole
of it, were we the happy posscssors of
fortunatns's purse. Raleigh Register
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28

Near 1000 votes for Member Of Con
gress have been taken in one district, II
that newly settled state Indiana.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28

RALEIGH, Sept. IA friend who has
travelled through several of the lower conn-
ties OF the State, informE US that the crops
are most abundant We believe that the
public slar on account Of the apprehend-
ed scarcity, has almost if not entirely sub
sided. Corn may be purchased IN Fay
etteyille now at So IS cents per bbl.
Register.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28

The Albany Argus mentions the arrival,
at that place Of Canal Boat from Buffalo,
with a cargo of Furs valued at $4,000.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28

IN the reign of Queen Mary, square-to-
ed shoes were 10 fashion, and the men
wore them of 30 prodigious breadth, that
proclamation is said to have been made,
o. dering that no man should wear his shoe.
above six inches square at the toes
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28
py aUTBonxTx.

laws - rar uSirru srArks. pAssfH At
Tar Fiusf SESSION OF fHs Mn
TITH1H IoseeIss.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28

lie Clerc.-Some person observed to
this acute and profound scholar, think
" De mortuis nal niss bonan." is a good
saying d" De mortuis nil nin Uerum,"
sid LIE Clerc, is better" Why 80 p
Z" Because truth can do no harm to the
dead, and may do great good the living"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28

The sheIbyville tTenoessee) Reperto
ry' says, that eight or ten men of that
vicinity have bound themselves under .
solemn obligation to do their utmost in
endeavoIing to pull down the Sheibyyille
press The reason is, that the Editor
viii not bind himself to the car of General
Jackson--will not be guided, governed.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28
'NO EarNers.

\ WISH to purchase Wheat, for which
4 the marke; price in cash will be paid.
A. BRADFUTE.
Sept. Is if4tlo
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28

Mammouth Psgetajie This year ha,
heen prolific of mammonlh vegetables
we were day or two since shown The
measure of the largest Tomato that We
ever heard of. II was too feet and three
toches IN circumference, raised by a gem
tleman of New London. THIS equals lhe
Z feet cucumber.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-24
FRUIT rREEs. cRApEs =,

E 'roscrioer Proprietor 81 tke Lnnran botanic Cari.,
Il and Nurseries, New York, offers ths public "a.
sortmsrtcf TREES and PLANTS, th-s rury itsire
Lne eoeeen 81 Fruit Trees II az TIE kinds,
snesn IFS great ertent and perioy-6a in odditio1
90 .e '"tr,e ee7if'o, former TIE proprietor
Vtrs Gsove 800 varieties ID. choicest Fruits, -A
are NOT IN poss'ion IF other establishment an ths oos
and all IF rrhtch announced the Catalogues for
rh'eh Anre j issued from the pressIAe asssrriens
Iqge' consists Of nsore $50 varieties and comprises the
ne'ftine Table Grapes kroivn in France, TtG-
y and the Criseaad the proprietor havng acquired err
n information on the subject from actual experience Is
20 mare stteh selections ray be suitable patti
~or toedn;sa1d 1rhsre such selections iet AIM he
send 'Heh as cannot fail succeed The price for fG=
s' assortment c trefre eight dollars th
aorm,nt Sr dollars aud for the third assortment four and
dnay oHerS fHs collection IF Roses ercecds 500 varies
ana ~ uTetn House Plants, about species courpris
Po,'-nrong 'phch, all those taoun az most bea.
Catalogues moy6 had graf, of jane. Heron Esq,iye y
stree aud orders through AIM per NEE, prorp.
C. efthe Lirnaan Society Of Fari, Of he Hoytici,,,
RAJ Society London" ard ofthe Imperial " eor
g2fh at fiorenee, &c.
oef "a g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-24
FCR TIE E.h.OITIRER


The style OF Cato in last Tuesdays Enquirer NAV
be considered elegant but is il not at variance
with common sense? IF Cato be the advocate of
some who views the citizen general in the light
which the Lilliputian admiral did the man noun
tain; 1t would be more honorable for him. to dis
continue writing on a subject which must ul,i-
mately prove ahortive The main object of Ca
tos communication, is point ed against the citizen
who may have served his country, in military
capacity az the most dangerous person to fill the
ONCE OF President. Such opinion il consistent
with The Institutions of China, where the son DUR
sues the Occupation of the father He goes back
TO The days OF Ancient Rome to prove that the
people by entTusting their liberties in gratitude for
the services rendered by their victorious Generals.
have IN return been deprived of them. What a
distorted comparison Conquering, Arisiocraic
Rome with her mercenary troops, compared to the
enlightened citizen soldiers of the confedera-
ted representative Republics Of America, who
are IN possession of the reins of Gov
eminent; the very sinews of peace and war!
would be equally poweresss with the restless
a'nol'ion ofan Aaron Burr. Theremay be an hundred
individuals equal, and some superior, in point of
political intelligence and virtue, to administ er
consiiiuonally the duties of President But is there
probability that the par;isans ofGen. J. or Mr.. A.
can be persuaded that there are citizens more de-
serving the office What is likely to be the con
sequence OF third candidate being put in nofnina
ton Virginia will no; remain neutral neither
will she be yielding up her virtue if she be under
the necessity OF submitting TO a choice of euls.
A SENTINEL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-24
FoR TIE ENQUIRER.

I'm address pronounced before the Bretirenof
The Amelia Washfueton Lodge, No. 1871, at
heir celebration ofthe Anniversary Of So.
John The Baptist, on the 2lth Of June, 1926.
By Req. Brother n. Converse, n. M
Brethren The return of this anniversary which
recalls to our remembrance, the eminent character,
the exalted virtues Of an ancient brother, the Holy
81. John, must be hailed by usas free and accented
Masons, with peculiar delight; for it affords US an
opportunity Of greeting each other with the cordial
situations Of Brethren; and Of drawing still more
closely the golden bond Of union and harmony,
which strengthens and sdorns our ancient order
Here we may, together, contemplate its princi-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-24
Secretdry's Report Of the Races oper Tree Hill
Course Oct 1926.
EInsr DAY

FIRST DAY.
Proprietor's Purse, two mile heats, for $500.
Mr.. Henry Clay's b. III. Sally McGee IL 1
Mr.. James J. Harrison's s. +. Lady Lagrange 2
Mr.. William r. Johnsons g. c. Pirate A 4
Mr.. John M. Bou's Phillis 3 3
Mr.. William WINS 5. h. Restless Dist.
Time-Firs, heat. M. 2 sec.-Second heat,
nj. 81 l-2 sec--Thrd heat m. OF Sec
SECOND DAY.
Jockey Clubs irse, four mile heats, fo- 81, 600
Mr.. Henry Clay's b. h. Mons Ton-Son IL
Mr.. William Winns' G. m. Ariel 2
Mr.. James Ross b. h. Blenheim 3drn
Mr.. John NJ. Bolts b. h. Gohanna dist
I'me--First heat, S IN. stc.--Second heat,
7 IN. SO sec.
THIRD DAY.
Post stake, single Tour mile heat, for $500.
Mr.. John Minge's b. m. Eliza White ]
Mr.. James J. Harrison's =. IN. Saluda g
MIR. William Il. Johnson's b. h. Lafayette 3
MIR. James M. Selden's =. b. Mountaineer DIST
Times To. sec.
FoURTH DAY.
Handy Cap, two mile heats, for $500.
Mr.. James ]. Harrison's 8. {. Lady Lagrange ]
MIR. John Minge's f. Friek 2 2
Mr.. Henry Clay's 8. g. Tan,lararum 3 bolt s dis
Mr. VIM. r. Johnson's b. IN. Betsy Archer dist
Time First heat, 4 IN. 90 sec.-Second heat,
m. 30 sec.
This race was run over heavy course. during
fail of rain.
Richmond, 2lst October, 1926.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-24
Ttrentu Dollars Re,rnrd
Oct. $.

hNhWSf on the 10Th iayo July last, my negro man aus
~; ehs,ed him out fhe estate Of Edward T.
Jones' at the Sloco Springs, county North Csro
aud expect he akng about that neishbourhood or War
in Warenon Austin about years old and verv Gki
h ne ve e lee. tight or ten inches high and dark eompexo
Su 40 no. Particular mark; be OF
tur hat and he carried oil with him blue hro cloth
coat and pan,aoons and striped northern cloth and
white PAIR OF panaloons, he carried or two Of
eorp"fa' colour Austin Is called by the nerroe. Austin
at the miiirsht and carpene hune,s
yea''; he very sensible negro The above reward viii b
given any person who will conne him i,i or deliver him
to the subscriber, IN Mecklenburg county, Virginia
&C, WiLLiAM HICKS.
~ -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-24

a GOVER.VESS TAINTED.
WISH to engage the services of lady, qualified
TO educate my daughter, and probably Two or
three other small girls.
Communications on this subject directed to the
Fos' oihce, Goochland Courthouse, will meet
with due attention.
WILLIAM BOILING.
QCI. -. 4S=N Cry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-24

1 H. "0V1 'Hd May ti' wiIs l'Fmefly aIlfy Dab.
Against '""A'
Thomas $ Bib, William Allsgce and France, hi, VII.
iHmeriy Frances Bihb. Leo Bullock and Frances b ,y.
formerly Frances Mae, Eliza Ann, Louis, C. aud susan
M'sr children o John Ma-.e and Suck.v HI. wife. frmer
y Sucsey Bbh, Nancy NJ cG.hce, widow Of William NJ
Gehee dec formerly Nancy Bbh. Fountaine -hec o
o. MeGehre Livngton 5. Ac(ieh.e, Richard B lIcCrhe,
Way T.. ueGrhee, Margaret +. McCehe,, Martha NJ
"eh,e AID Frances r Mcehee, children If the aid wrr
aud Nancy hcGehce, Alexander osby CLAYTON sdmor ~
David Bhh dec. aniJam,s Bib in his own righ md go,
ct the last will and testament of John Bib, dee.
~, . - Defendant.
The defendant. Th"na. S. Bihb Nancy Metith.e Fop-
tame MeGehee John O. NcGehcc Livng.ton S. IfcC.bee
Richard ~ MeGehee, Mary Z. McCeh-r, Margaret r NJ
Gshee Martha a. McGehee and France. T. Ffc, hre mo.
having entered their appearance and given security accordin
10 law aud the rules OF this court and appearing that be
are not inhabitants OF this state On the motion Of IN. nr;
~ counsel ordered that they appear here on or h.S
January court next aud answer the pits bill Aud ths, COW
u this order be printed n newspaper edited in h,
for eight weeks excessively auL posted the door of Tie
Courthouse Onsoine court day. -
A copy, Te'te, JOHN HUNTER Cl,
Oct 81. 40 "a
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COHEN'S
Lottery s Erchagge 0eee, ma. MARKET st

Lottery s Exchange office, IA, Market streef.
BALTIMORE
Where both The great and magnificent capital prizes Of
One Hundred Thousand Dollars
Each, sold the late Grand State Loere in
al 70 Difant Idttnhsrs, and where hth the stsat
of Thirty Thousand Dollsr and Ten Thousand Dollar, 3,
IN the last Grand State Lottery also sold ~ eod h
more capital prizes have been obtained than al any other One
America. -
ORDERS from any part Of the United States either -
natl po Paii of private conveyance losing the cash r
PIe ese,' % any OF the Loeriewl meet 'he prompt
anh puntiual auention ~ " ON personal application.
AddreS 10 Ill COHEN, Jr. q BROTHERS,
II COHENs "Go-e,ie r Lonery Ree.,eyn viii be- rr.
nhe Immediately after he drawing and will con,ainths on
o' L' o. Prizes will he orwarded gra N al who pur
their wish to receive u. s''
SCOT ~ 3b-uaEif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-24

.Nessrs John J. Lambert, David r. LANDER.
and Samuel r Lambert, merchants partners of ths
GHy 81 Ne'0 York, trading Under he n, Of Lambert ans,
having any known agent within the same will take NOTICE
tha we shall on the 2t 22 and 23d days November
A. the Tavern House of William Townes in the (,ountv
.ekienhurs proceed To take the dispositions If Reuben r.
fuyear Thomas Atkins AMI others 10 he a. evidence II,
s depending aud undetermined in the Superior Cuurt
Chaueey for the Richmond District, wherein YOU are
pla,ns"'s, and William Bmche, John e. Baptist John b.
hlcu ane, William rownrs, John NJ CARER and Ricbad ~
Baptist are defendants, pursuant commission awarded
when and where you may attend think proper Your'
UILLIAM BiRCUET7'
go JOHN a. BAPTIST.
f,rt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-24

JoHN ID. McGILL-- attorney at Lar,
efFERS to the public his professional services
In the Superior ard Inferior Courts of Middle
sex, Mathews and Gloucester Counties, and in tbs.
Chancery Court at Williamsburg. Residence,
Urbanna, Middlesex, C. II.
Oct. 4
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fCnr1r7Vnicn,sH.

lCorir7Vricdts6.
DIED TIowards Neck, Friday the 9th instant Mrs
Etisabsth C. Cunningham of 1r Edcard Cunning
lam 4" Ia the midst of lif. deaihn How little
do We know what day, hour may hiring forth" But
yesterdays aud the nented object thIs noiiee
in the full rui,ion Of life To day she has fallen
victim OF aeonquerng death Ii heart warm aectionae
generous and sincere deriving its highest qualification from
contributing to thu enjoyment Of Others, and wing with
every kindly feeling OF humaniy If mild sentl en-
sa-ng and unohtruve ifa eciou exercise of the emil
venns aud innocent wit, and capacity for
tanment and OF imparns tothGse around her heightened
for ts Pures enjoyment ihrse and the ch,
traits which aorn and finish The accomplished
female could have stayed the Of the reentes.
then had fond husband mother sisters, aud
circle Of admrin. friends hern spared the pang OF sudden
separation. Bot death nexoIate infancy youth a. aye
are alike subject, al his summons he snaichrd the
theatre of earthly existence and neither art genius nor for
tune can resist his power.
40 How he marks his wlv,
With dreadful waste OF vsha;'desiles to shine,
Why are friends ravi.hd from rs. ri. To bind,
BY soft aGeetioH's tie', on human hearts,
The thought OF death, which reason supine
Or unemployed, 40 rarely fastens there"
-, At Hopkin,ville, Powhaian county, o the 9Th SEPT
Char h. WoodSon, OF Capt Chas WOOdson of Cumber-
land aud the oath mon, Linton q Woodsoyl hi.
eon'OiG thus the innocent and lovely their lives not
separated ia death.
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TO FEMALE TEACHERS

I'VE Toih to'eHPioy lady Of experience 10 taE,
W scaoo! an our fa'aaie' srho perfectly qualified 10
sUH recommended 1r meet .gi,5 hberoI s,,co.
Letters addressed toEs, LanghOrn Post once C,,a5erInn
soW be atte noei. MJRpHJ n EppES
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