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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-20
Miilndrg and MAMMA Making con-
tinned.
Mrs. Elizabeih EvusloW =.

i. OK SDNLtDGES Ia her numerous
I friend. and the public in general the
gratitude sire feel, tor the extensive encon-
raReineni already received, aud assures them
thal she Is better prepared, Than before, 10
please all those that may in future favor her
with Their custom, lin either branch Of h"c
IN siness 4 vunng LADY having just come
IN n live with h.r. we'll qualified 10y one OF
The most tasty aud fashionable Indies ot New
York, work can be done IN the nehiest mau'
ner and nj the shortest notice.
Old Leghorn and Stra1r greatly i'm
proved by Bleaching-and dressed
IN handsome style.
she aIso offers very elegant assortment oi
Legh rne, Strd1c. Satin, SILK. and
other Bonnets. ofthe latest tdShton.
With beautiful supply OF
Tnrbdns, Caps. Capes. Collars. Rib
bands and fomers, at pcry iow Pm
ces.
Her stock affords such variety, that custom
er, cannot fail 10 suit themselves.
u All orders from the country shall be
duly noticed aud promptly attended to--a
ieu doors below Messrs u a. KyIe's store
md nearly opposite Messrs NorvelI d Nor.
gan's store March b. '''o
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Virginia {:
Al rules holden in the clerks oee of The Superior
Court OF Chancery for the Lyncbburg District, the a3th
day Of October. ls2s.
James II. Miller and Patrick Hart surviving partner,
Of David Anderson q Co. PlIs.
against
Ihomas Starring and Henry Lyme, ex'ors of Henry
Lyme, dec. John {, lrasl humas Fast, j I'm Is.
Trent, huuas Div, Patrick n. Funtant, and John +.
Hill, adm r. Of Samuel Hill dec. els.
! h. defendant Ihuma, East not having entered his
appenra aud gwen security according TO the of
Assembly aud the rules oil this court, and appearing
this ry Ii Is ordered that the aid defendant do
appear here The first day OF I'll" and
the bills original amended supplemental and second
meuded 81 the plaintiffs and thu copy Of tins order
b. forthNi ,usrrted some newspaper printed in the
town ct nChhurg, for two months ssiscl,, and
posted the front door o COURTHOUSE the said
town. Copy. Test,
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POW NAYA%.

Virginia
A. rules holden in the Clerks Office of the superior
of chancs, for the Lynchburg district, the ZSth
DAY of Janurfy,l %:
Sophia CraV ford. Thomas Crews and Sally his wife,
Edmund Penn, " illiam Lang and Elizabeth nS Nlfc,
john D. Wren, admr. OF Nancy NC eide, dee. hos
iaskins and Matilda Nash III her own right and as
e4r'x, OF Abner Nash, dec. ITS
Against
The oN'ors administrators ofJsmes Penn. dee. So
phln BurruS Samutl Anderson and James Ruck'r e\ -
and fA'r. OF Joseph Bnrrn>, dee. Martha Penn and
George Penn tmN. aud admir-. Of " M Fem. dec. So
rhia Gra" ford and fah Fletcher. adm'N. and admir-.
OF william 5. Cra~ ford, dee. Claiborne W. Gooch,
adm. With the will annexed OF Philip GOoch, dee.
George Penn, Thomas rem, John W. Holder and Cath
srine his and samuel white. D. IT'S.
The defendants Sophia BnrruS. Samuel Anderson,
JAMES Rucker, humas Penn. and John ". Holder
and Catinrine ms wife hot having entered Their
appearance and given security tcc0rding the act
assembly and th" rules of this court and IL apIea nu
by satisfactory evidence that thty inhabitants a.
tls country 1t Is urder,d hat the said d PENDANT, de-
appear here on the first day of the and
the bill II the plaintiff, thata copy this orde b
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed III I'll,
town Of Ittehiurg. for two months SntCessVe' hnC
posted al the front door of The court hons. The sand
t0Nn. Eopy-leGies
SO JOHN WILLS, G, C.
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Virginia
At Rults olden in the clerks Office of the Superior
Court 81 thanccry for The Lynchbuig DIsct The 20th
da OF October, l925.
Bar2liiAi Gra'es, rlt.
against
James Holder, Charlie, Wilson aud Daniel s. Farley
The defendant Daniel s. Farley not having entered
his appearance and given security ding the
ut Assembly and the ues Tins and il app caring
hy aItActOIy evidence that ht is not inhabanI
this county IIs dcrtd that the SAID uctendaBt do
app here the first day OF the
the bill the Ilnnuh and thath copy tins order I've
nrthV ith ,rtcd spaprr ,rillt' IN the
town of LyuVhburg, for months succtssye1y, and
posted the trout duor OF lie HOUSE the SAID
A copy. lcsc,
% J. WILLS, {. c.
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rules holden IN the clerks office Of the Superior
CouT of chsneery for the L,nchbug District, the 2sth
day of October, 1928.
Wade Buauight and Eleanor !. his wife late Eleanor
+. Stone, Pits.
against,
MicaIah stone eS'or ofHrzckiah Stone, dec and in
hi, own righ Charles r. Cobbs and Susanna hs wife,
lat, Susanna Stone John n. Perry ard Frances ms
wife, late Frances L. Stutie. tandy Perry anu lnsey
his wife, late JnAey Stune Elizabeth Esans las Eva
beth stone Jac r., aud Nancy hs siie, late Nan
cl Stone, Joseph Price AMI Lucy his vie, late Lucy
ST ne, HtzekIah StoIs, and John NJ. Perry admir- OF
Wilhlm : one. dee. Defs.
The defendants andy PER-, and Jinses his wife and
Jacob Evans and Nancy his ~Ift not having entered
their ap earancc AM given security according 10 The
OF assembly and the rules of his court aud IT ap
pcarng by satisfactory evidence That They are not nina
bants of ths country Il Is ordered. that tut SAID de-
Pendants duapprar here the lr day o. the nest term
aud answer III" bi OF the plainntsi and that copy
Of hs o. der be Forthwith m,rrtd an some Newspaper
printed in the town o Iynehbure for two month";
cesSy- Il posted thu front door of the courthouse
an the sad town. Copy. lese,
IS ]. WILLS, {. c.
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DENTIST.

'THE subscriber has returned again 10
The town OF Lyuchl,nrg, aud taken con.
venent rooms NJ the Franklin Hotel, where
all operations Oh the Teeth will be attended
10 ~ the best manner. Those persons opoh
whose Teeth I've operated last yenf, not PEI
lecty satisfied are particularly invited 10 call.
j. STONE.
March Is. ts32
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Mrs " a,son.

EIURNS sincere thanks IN J..
fr'tnds and 10 hose nho hare enr,y,o'.'
her 50 Literally in her boarding h,,,, "S' ~
oess ieafs 10 gre Mtn' and the puble n,t,.
tAnl ALa cnnLltl.N In E.en IL No--L--
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\ New Patent HeAsteaA.

~ HE Subscriber, Cabinet Maker in thu
Il city OF Baltimore, respectfully informs
the public in general aud Cabinet Makers in
particular, that he has visited Lynehburg for
the purpose of exhibiting his new and highly
improved hGdstcad Joint fastening, aud thai
he has had a hed-teed made ON this plan,
which may be seen at Mr.. Norris Franklin
Hotel, where all who feel An interest IN an
Improvement in this most dseiul article. are
invited to call aud view it-tur a description
of which me refers them to the very reslccia-
bile certificates attached to this advert lsrmeni.
The subscriber also Informs the Cabinet Ma
krrs of the several adjoining counties, Tia, he
has sold to Mr. Robert Nlorrlss OF this place,
the exclusive right aud liberty of using and
vending to others to be used, the above nam
ed fastcnings, aud should application be
made Nr, NJ will either sell the idstenings or
the patent right, to use them There is no
doubt but the person having the exclusive
right for nny town or county, will be ena.
hled to mouopolize the business.
The pubIic's humble scrvt
ISAAC COOPER
We the subscribers do hereby certify that
we have purchased of MIR Isaac Cooper, Of
Baltimore, the right of using his patent bed
stcud. aud have found il n most useful invcn
tiou-Ihe great facility with which this kind
ct bedstcad can be- pnt up or taken down, e.
ven by the most ignorant servant, added 10
the mos perfect strength aud durability OF
the fastening, renders il far preferable To any
thing of the kind we have ever seen, and am
sure that all who try it will be equally pleas.
ed-Tn case at fire, when person whistles to
move AT short notice, this kind OF bedstcad
caa he taken down III one minute This cir.
Cumsauce atone renders them invaluable.
Given undar our haudS.
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EAuWev Seed.

Red striped Chlua US hook
Ter Double black do
White do Double mkt do
Red do double yellow do
Lilac do Yellow hawk weed
Blush do Double purple jacobea
Purple do BIndder kulmia
Bonnet do Venus iookingglaSs
Hpse do Blackberry lilly
Purple globe smarau- yellow lupiues
thus White do
Trlcolour do Blue do
flos Adonis Rose DO
sweet aysum Ipntch blue do
Akckendi or kite Perennial do
lower Jacobs ladder
Low lies bleeding Double lark-,pur
Musk bottles Dorble ROSE do
scotch brown branching do
CsnterIlerry bells scarlet l,tchnis
Wh,n bush Iavetern
Hose camplon Lavender
Golden coriopsis Mignuuette
Red. purple y white Upright do
Columbno, mixed Kanunculns MHrygold
Crimson co1comhs 'Frcnch do
White chrysanthenlum Large Double do
Ircolour do Pot do
Scarlet couteH sweet Narlorlum
Double balsnmines Myrtle seed
Blue cantanche Ice Plant
Purple Candy tutt Sensitive Plant
MINOR convolsolns Imperial punk
Squirting cucumber Naldens do
Cor,ander Carnatlon Pink
Bohlias {heautauD Pleasant eye do
MtHt Dahlias China do
fearls Ease Evening Primrose
Star IN the East. Marvel of Peru
Purple Perennial Tax nouble white poppy
Catch fly Ca nation do
Al'hea Frute1 White egg plant
Bloody wall flower lpoyanthus
White wall leav d stock Rockets
gill scarlet onapdrason
Scarlet bronipton dolStarry ScabluS
Purple do Purple do
Queens do SrnnA
Fen week do Saffron
virgins do Double tall sur-noWe
j N,Nt biennial do Swee, sultan
+ on glove lausicr ScoI zouera
Musk geranium Strawberry Spinage
Mint do Y, How Indian Shot
/ Balm e'lead Crimson Irefoil
French tloneysnckle Garden vaerian
! ioueywori Sweet William
! Honesty THYME
! Double china Holly Mexican Zeminicia
WAVES.
Ba'sam apple Lord Auson'5 do
Searlet morning glory ICvprrs, vine
Striped do Go IBaIsam pear
Balloon vine Kite leaved ipomca
Painted lady peas Purple hyacinth beam
Mixed sweet do Mock orange.
ALSO, 40 elegant assortment of fancy
and common Flower Pots.
Feb Is.
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New Cheap Cash Store.
MRS. Mann KING,

VERY respectfully informs the citizens
Y OF Lyuchburg and the adjacent CONT
ties tina, she has inst arrived from Richmond,
where she hat just purchased, principally at
auction, und Tor cash only, large aud very
offensive assortment of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-20
Books and STATIONARY

ykiHE SUBSCRIBER has received h., IL.
- late arrivals, direct from Philadtr,t
and New York, very large additional '",'
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DAVID d ROBERT KYLE

In addition 10 their former stock. hare lust
r,ceirsd the tollowinc articles:
Carpetmgs, rich and handsome figures
Grape Lace. assorted colors
Black and shaded silks, rich figures
baroche, new and beautiful article
Figured and shaded ribbons, superior STYLE
White satlns, plain and figured
Long and short white kid gloves
hlth inquired bombazeitrs, assorted colors
Bobinet Laces, assorted
cases grass bleach Irish linen, superior
quality
10 cases elastic water proof Hats
A few pieces superior Circassan plaids.
December 20. II
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Notice.
RY virtue Of a deed of trust executed to
- the subscriber, by Alexander ilnsley and
wife, bearing date the lth June, 1921, and
duty recorded IN tie county court clerk
Office of Amherst, ,hall, on the 10Th instant
proceed To sell. according To the terms of said
deed, ONE TRACT OF LAND,
containing 2U2 acres, lying on the waters al
Harris creek. l Inc sind sale will be made al
Amherst court house, before the door of Val
ter 3 Boswell Selling rs trustee, i shall con
vcv such title only IN is vested in me by said
deed, which is believed 10 be unquesiiouable
SAMUEL X. DAVIES.
March 2. ids
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VncuvYent MoMey.

4 LII kinds of Uncnrrent Money Bought
IA aud sold on The most reasonable terms.
Also, drafts on all the principal cities in sums
70 suil purchasers and a a small premium
sppIy at the Exchange othce of
S. & NJ ALLEN l. Co.
Feb. 60, Lyachhure.
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GavAen b tloWer seeds.
WIN. Owens d q. l.. Leckie,
HAVE jusl received from New York tue toll
lowing seed
4
Garden seed

se Garden creSs
o Earl, scarlet short top
Ia radisb
j do Long salmon do
10 Cherry inrnip do
Y do satisfy or vegetable
10 ny sier
me EAli bunch summer
squash
Valparaiso squash
Mammoth pumpkin
Early canIIilnwer
/ Curled pnrslcy
Tamaloo shaped pep
per
rnlp Parsnip
Purple egg plank
e") Curly Washington pea
e1trn early aud flnr
Dwarf blue imperial
do
lbsr Dwarf prolific 10
10 Tall Murrowials do
Early Charlton do
10 Early France do
ecia Early dwarf cluster do
Dwarf marrowiats do
do Early Latay cite do
Blue Prnsslan do
Iall knights honey do
extrn fine
Tnll sugar peas (eat
pods
, Early mszagan beans
pic. Long pod do
Green nonparril do
.lloW sly week surps
Dwarf V hIte kidney do
China dwarf do
scarlet lowering do
A te', bushels potato
outs, Two dollars per
husheI.
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To Powder Makers

HAVE nor on hind a sup,ly Of do,
u OLE f9tned dh-Ptfrt-Witabi, for n,
pose eJ making pouder. '"' fa.-
March .. n.
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N B. Gentlemen Mer, ~ ms, end tF'"o
residing in the country, may always FrH Va W.
their orders tor Books or Stationary, 10 w
promptly attended To, and the articles cur
ged ii, low as il on personal applicaiitn'
Jan. 10 II. We
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-05-24
HITCHCOCK'S
Nezvly MUented Snuff,

TOR the absolute relief and cure Of
Catarrh, Dizziness Of the Head, Weak
Eyes, Nervous Headaches, Falling Sickness, IN
fants troubled with Snuies. II is an immediate
relief 1t is also found highly beneficial in partial
shocks of Palsy, especially in elderly people ,h..
fit having often been protracted for years. Az
ter an experience Of more than fourteen years
practice, can safely say that have met uoth-
ing as a substitute for il in the above diseases
Having proved the ineffieacy of variety Of Ca
tarrhal Snuff in my own family, was induced TO
make trial for something more certain and eff.
cacious in its effects and led to the discovery
of the newly invented Snuff, which succeeded to
admiration in my own family, and with numerous
others who applied to me for relief cannot
therefore forbear offering the Public participas
ton in the benefits derived from the use Of thi-
Snuff; and although numberess certificates ofits
undoubted good effects might be obtained, pre-
fer resting it on its own merits and the unbiass.
sed trial off, candid Public, who may wish for
lief in the above diseases.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING.
Begin with n small pinch on going to bed. and
another in the Notwithstanding to three OF
four per day.
For Sale by J. ROBINSON, Worcester.
Price, rs cents per bottle, S2,25 per doz.
Worcester, Dec 7, 1925. ey
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aeoetrp.
CHRIST IN THE GARDEN.
BIZ MAS. HEMANs.

BIZ MRS. HEMANs.
He knelt-the Saviour knelt and pray'd,
When but His Fathers eye
Looked through the lonely gardens shade,
On that dread agony.
The Lord of all above, beneath,
Was how'd with sorrow unto death.
The sun set in fearful hour;
The heavens might we'll grow dim,
When this mortality had power,
So to o,ershadow Him!
That he who gave mans breath might know
The very depths of human wo.
He knew them all I! the doubt, the strife,
The faint purporting dread;
The mists that hang Ger parting life,
All darken'd round his head;
And the Deliverer knelt to pray
Yet pass'd it not, that cup, away!
It pass'd not--though the stormy wave
Had sunk beneath his tread;
1t pass'd no.-though to him the grave
Had yielded up its dead.
But there was sent him from on high,
A gift Of strength. for man to die.
And was Has mortal hour beset
With anguish and dismay
How may ice meet our conflict yet
In the dark narrow way?
How, but thro' Him, that path who tod
Save. or we perish, Son of God!
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worcester. as Probate Office, May 9, 1926.
40 ne 'b'idoiO and Heirs of REV. JosEpH
FORE, late Of Spencer IN said .Count,,- ~
ceased. and 10 qsi Others coreernsd - "a.
Est0fs Of said deceased, GREErINe
YOU are hereby cited 10 an,e,r NJ
son see ft) vt the. Cont Of Pr pp" Y
hosdep Al Worcester, in said County. on H. g..
imes'Fy IN .Jtipe next, vt ten OF the o,ast
before moan, 20 show cause why the Ins,r,,r,o'.
which purpo'ts 60 be the last win and Ies,sme,,
% SID aeefesed should not be approved and Won
EATfII. PAINE, J. Probate.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, May 10, 1896.
10 me Heirs Of SARAH TAYLOR, late OF
Westminster, an said County, deceased.
and 10 all others concerned IN The Estate Of
said deceased, GRErTINc.
you are hereby cited 10 appear III
you see hD at the Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, in said County. on the era,
Tuesday in June next. at one Of The clock. af.
ter noon, 70 shew cause why the Accounts of the
administration of said Estate should not be
allowed; and you will be heard thereon.
THEoPHs. WHEELER, Reg.
By order effhe Hen. Jpdqe.
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Worcester IS. Probate Office, May 8. SEQ
To the Heirs Of BErnrAH Nixon, Iate Of
scarborough. an said County, deceased, and
to all others concerned IN The Estate of said
deceased, GREETING.
YOU are hereby cited to appear, (if
YOU see ft) at the Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester in said County, on the first
Tuesday in June next, at one of the clock af.
ter noon. to show cause why the accounts of the
administration of said Estate should not be
allowed and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Notice.
VTVHE Sirth Massachusetts, Turn.

ENHE Strth Massachusetts, Turn.
n: pike Corporation, will hold their Anuu
al Meeting at tho house Of Daniel King Inn,
holder, in Rutland, on Tuesday, the 9th DAY
Of June next, at one o'clock, P. NJ. for the
choice OF Officers for the ensuing year--to
take into consideration the Turnpike gene.
rally, and particularly the Causeway near
Hdrto'0's Jd'hs. A general attendance of the
Members is requested,
Inc Directors will meet at the same place
on the same day, at 9 o'clock, A. Nj. TO
sette with any persons having demands on
5AMUEL DAMAN, I Directors Of said
- DANIEL KING, Corporation.
Holden, May 4, 1926.
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| Merino, French CASH
mere, Raw silk. and
Nslentia Long aud
Square SHAWLS.
Black & White Double
ground and Bo6inctt
| Lace WELLS.
Black. " hite, * Green
Gauze do.
| Black and hite Six
Lace do.
IA and So Black and
| " hite battle-ground
| LACE for Veiis.
Figd Bobbinett, Ihread
| Sssiss, & other LAC
Silk and Cotton Flag
| HAND'KFS.
Fancy. GHH=e, Six, e
Barge do.
S1uss Muslin, g Linen
Cambria do.
Fig'd and Plain Book
Jackonet, Null and
Swiss MUSLINS.
White and Cord CAM
BRICS.
do. Corded& Paid do.
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HALF g w ARD
No. 25, MaRKEr-SrREEr- BosToN,
Hare lust received a fresh supply OF

~ Tf
English and American
GINGHANS.
Bleached g unbleached
CottoD SHEElING
aud SHIFTING.
Rich Fig'd SILKS, OF
all colours.
Plain, Fig'd. G Shaded
SHrINS. do,
F orences--Sarsnets-
Synchaws.
English Corded Six
Dresses.
BatiSte do.
Baliste, Tor do.
| Crapes-Crayats-Pi
Tapes
Cotton Balls in Boxes
| Hollis Cotton Hose g
Giopes, CT VII Kinds.
Ribbons Gimps--Pip'
ings--Buttons.-C Crash
-Diapers-4-4 8 "a
| LinenS-Long LG19a'
Table Damask--Nap'
kins.
Plaid Table Cloths.
Broad and Marrow BPk
| BombasincS, Sc. &c
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DfRGE ora CHILD.
by MRS. HEMANs.

By MRS. HEMASs.
No bitter tears for thee be shed,
Blossom Of being seen and gone!
With flowers alone we strew thy bed,
o blest departed one
Whose all of life, rosy ray,
Blush'd into dawn, and pass'd way.
Yes! thou art fed, ere guilt had power
To stain thy cherub-soul and form,
Clos'd is the soft ephemeraI flower,
That never felt storm
The sunbeam's smile, the zephyr's breath,
All that il knew from birth TO death.
Thou vert so like form Of light,
That Heaven benignly can'd thee hence
Ere yet the world could breathe one blight
O'er thy sweet innocence;
And thou, that brighter home TO bless,
Art pass'd with all thy loveliness
oh! haast thou still on earth remand,
Vision of beauty! fair, as brief.
How soon thy brightness had been stain'd
With passion or with grief!
Now no: sullying breath can rise,
To dim thy glory in the skies.
We rear no marble DER thy tomb,
No seulpturid image there shall mourn !;
An! filter far the vernal bloom
Such dwelling to adorn.
Fragrance, and flowers, and dews, must be
The only emblems meet for thee.
Thy grave shall be blessed shrine,
Adorn'd with natures brightest wreath,
Each glowing season shall combine
IT'S incense there TO breathe;
And oft. upon the midnight air,
Shall viewless harps be nurmufing there.
And oh sometimes in visions blest,
Sweet spirit visit our repose,
And bear from thine own world Of rest,
Some balm for human woes;
What form more lovely could be given
Than thine, TO messenger Of heaven'
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LORD BYRoS's LINES, roUHD IN MS BIBLE
Within this awful volume lies
The mystery Of mysteries;
Oh! happy they Of human race,
To whom our God has given grace
To hear, to read, to fear, to pray,
To lift the latch, and force the way;
Bot better had they meier been born,
Who read to doubt or read to scorn.
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A GARD

MFRS. WINDSOR having ac-
1XH CURED, during her residence in Paris.
a superior mode of working Lace, requests
those Ladies Of Worcester, who may desire
the accomplishment Of this elegant at, to call
at Mrs. Fenno's, in School Street, where spe-
cimens of the work may be seen. She engag-
es to perfect her pupils in this style of work
for S., and will, il desired, receive the piece
worked during the time of tuition, in part
payment. She proposes to begin classes in
this place Immediately, and will attend and
instruct Ladies in families, if few pupils be
convened for that purpose. She will remain
10 Worcester 3 weeks.
N. B.-Mrs. w. has taught tho first fami-
lies in New England.
Worcester, May 10, 1926.
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HYDES & GRANTS

ETAVE again put their Fur
E b mace in blast, and are in readiness 70
excdte orders for CASTINGS. Their best
exGtions shall not be wanting to merit a
share ofpuhlic patronage.
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