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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-02

ys~lR sALE lin TAN Ateb :, Nes.

I.~lR SALE il~ x9N-t Afeb " Nes-
u liis~eoN ,rIsk insf,e ocegi~uet ~ alt.
Chafes L. sarret, iesetfer VIII t,.ssmudi
oas fwelliasg hvuze. Kitchen, saiasr-honse
aud asker.,,n houses There Is attached IN
shis establishment but little short 1T four A.
sqrs 81 iaad, al enclosed, together with ~
bau, Ia wits. aud barn sasIieieat 20 wark the
yard for SOME time 10 ootne. This sitnaion
is lHlieyed Il be one OF the best for The re-
,oepiioa OF country lGass IN Virginia. Pos
session, Tor the purpose II wefkiug IN hides,
can he had lorihwnh, and enlire possession
sboat tic hrsi of December next. Any per.
ssn wishingto purchase such property viii
do we'll 10 call and see It, asa areai bargain
may be had. Mr. Bsfrei, OF sew Glasgow,
viii show the property, aud IS authorised 10
ttipuisle Tor the same, JOSEPH ALLEN.
R;shmnud. Inii tseo
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Valuable 'rayernfor sal,

nE suo r'mef wishes 10 di-po,. >.
thsi large s"d e"mmodious Br,,l =.
sern ~ amnefs' Courthouse, "A, present
e.p'ea " eapi' job" Franklin. Ii is de.a.
en unnecessary 10 say any thing ai,oo, -
sa'ne " "'s property, rs persons wisbins 70
lo'o". IS. "''' Oh course view the same All
make the necessary enquiries. The ,ss.'
will he accommodating, and mad, L,,..'' ''afa
Mr. DHbny saudidge uf Amherst, or H." y
scr'ber living Ia kockbridge. 'a9'
WASHINGTON uItt
Sept. 81 -
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July 81

y oTIcE--l offer for sale my tract ofland,
~ within seven miles OF Lynchburg, con
tanning One Hundred and sixty.seveu and
half Acres, by recent survey. This land is e
quail 10 any in the parts and well improved,
has on ii good manufacturing mill, all com
pIetr, with one pair Of burr stones and two
pair country stones, and IA crushing machine
for the purpose Of corn aud plaster likewise
a good saw mill, and new disiilIery, just
put in operation, by which may be made
eighteen gallons of whiskcy per day This
mill stands in fine rich neighborhood and
The country grist is moi surpassed by any in
this part otthe state. Any one wishing 10
purchase may be accommodated by applying
TO the subscriber living on the premises.
JAS. MARTIN.
Nav z. 40
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VHRuST SALE.--In order TO carry into ef-
- feet the provisions of trust deed, ex-
ecnied to the subscriber by John l.. Wing
field, aud recorded in the clerks Office of
the county conr, of Amherst, shall proceed
to sell, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, on
Thursday the 2sth Of September next, at the
Warehouse in the town of Bethel, the tract
OF Land on which the said Wing6eld lately
resided, containing about los acres. This
land is valuable, and has on il a small dwell
ing house, with other cheap improvements.
The title is said 10 be indisputable, but acting
nc trustee, I will only convey the right
vested in ME by the trust deed, and none o.
Their. WILLIAM ARAlISTEAD,
Sept. J. ctds5 Trustee.
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NEW GOODS.

InHE Subscribers have recently added 10
~ their assortment the following fashion.
nble articles
Beautiful Barge & Batesie Dresses, all shades
Imperial French striped Silks
JeLBack Italian Lutesiring, and super, black
LeyaDtine
Hicb 6g'd and real Mandarine Black Grapes
and Robes
An elegant assortment Of splendid Gauze
Handkerchief
A few very handsome patterns Black and
White Calicoes
Box fashionable Ribbons
A Few pr. beautiful Belt Ribbons, with va
ueiy of other rich Goods, which We offer
Tow. NIKE, ROBINSON g. co.
August al.
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Each oonTder VIII furnish her own bed
bedding, and towels.
ron Day SCHOLARS.
Tuition in all the English branches
above mentioned, $40
Fuel, .
IL is thought proper 10 state that any one
or all, OF the above enumerated brnn chrs
viii be taught, ms parents or guardians may
direct where no directions to the CONTRARY
are given, they will all in turn come. under
our course of instruction.
August 10. ts1
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NNfOfICE-By virtue ola decree of the
IN County Court OF Bedford, the under.
sgied will on the 10th OF next month ,(OctA
offer Tor sale, if lair, il not, the next fair day
thereafter, on the premises, to the highest
bidder, that valuable tract OF Land lying ON
the waters OF Little Otter. in The County of
Bedford, belonging to the estate of Thomas
Key, dec. and containing -four hundred and
twenty two acres ,subject TO the widows dow.
or. lhsro Ia """s.du' abio qudt,tity or 10 tun,
Land ON said II act, which will answer well for
either meadow or tobacco The improvements
are comfortable Those who incline To pnr-
chase will be shown the land by Doct. James
G.. Turner, who resides on the premises.
Terms OF sale, one, two g. three years credit,
equal annual instamenls, with bonds aud
approved security aud a trust deed on the
land to secure the payment.
BOOKER PRESTON, Com'r.
Sept. 2e clds
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Advertisement.

EttHE subscriber lead.rs his services To
his friends aud The public a. Agent
and Commission Merchant. file willrecalye
store and forward Goods, &c. Ae. for country
merchants aud others who may be pleased
To intrus, their property 10 his care. His OF
ice Is kept nj John a. Csswell Poe's in the
house recently occupied by alessrs. Samuel
Lancaster and Co. few doors Above ihe
MaeseI house, where he will receive for sale
IN ieN days. = variety ol articles consisting Of
Bru~a sugar, Loaf %, Coffee, Tea, Pepper
Allspies, 6 niger, Indigo, Meddcr, molasses,
Vinegar, Madeira Wine, Sicily do. do. Ten.
eriii, 80 Port do. Malaga do Jamaica Run,
Ant. qua ~. New England do cognac Bran.
dy. Naokerel, Wrapping, Writing aud Letter
Paper, Grind S's.nes, Biistered Steel, Win.
dnw t,sss.Cu, Nusls a. Brads.N salt, (best Liv
srpool filled Sacks) WILLIAM POE,
IL References .--Messrs. Lancaster e. Den
by, Riehmond-Mr. Samuel Lancaster ,Jyneh.
oUrg.
September toiws
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Nav Is.

HtOR SALE.-By virtue OF deed ot trust
~ executed 10 The Subscribers by John
Harris. jr. dated the lth day of July 1923,
and duly recorded in the clerks office of the
county court OF Buckingham, we shall, on
the 9th day OF October neM, proceed, by wav
OF pnblie auction, Qor the purposes in said
deed meniioned,) 10 sell, for cash, on the pre-
misses, the Two tracts of land, in said deed
mentioned, both lying in the county of Buck
lngham, The tract of 90 acres is upon Big
Nreck-isiand, and has upon it saw and
grist Mill. The other tract contains two
hundred acres, more or less, and is bounded
by the lands OF the estate Of, VIM. Penn, dec.
benJnmIn Abbott, Thos. W. Ihornhil and
Joseph Clarke, and is within 5 or miles of
Bent Greek. The sale 10 commence up.
on the tract Of 2uO acres
III be sold on the same day aud at the
MN tract, tour horses, twelve COWS, two
yoke oxen, twenty head oi sheep, six feath.
or beds and furniture, two carts l. the house,
hold and kitchen furniture, and plantation
tools ct said Harris, oil conveyed in said deed
The subscribers will convey the title cnly
vested by said deed.
HENRY A CHRISTIAN,
CHARLES PHELPS,
ocPl. ~. CtdSO TrnS.pps
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lust Received by DAVID and TO.
- CERT KYLE, several packages Goods, n.
nIung which ARE the following ARTICLES, VIZ
A few pieces Cluet aud fancy Colored
Cloths for Gentencn's frocks
Cases Gentlemen's Beaver aud Fur Hats
2 do Boys do. do.
Biz. 6g',l and shaded Silks.
/ Case Blk. Mandarine aud Canton Crane
Robes
A few pieces do. elcgan, faucy colors
2 Gases Calicoes
Boxes fashionable Gauze Ribbons
An elrgaot assortment OF Tortoise Shell
Tuck and Side Combs
Thread and Bohbinet I.aces
A few pieces Belt Ribbun
Ladies' BLK. and white English Silk Gloves
Gen,lemen's do do do.
Blk. white and pink Grape Leece
CASE best Sinehcw Umbrellas
l do 'Ginghum do
Gcntlemcus Woodstock Gloves, first quail.
Sattnetts aud Manchester Cords
Bed Ttkings g. PLAID Dom.stlcs Indigo
Apron aud furniture Checks. colors
90, "a, and Cd brown aud bleached Do
a,estics
plain, striped aud fg'd Jaconet MusIins
s,hall'Case Jacouet Cambrcs, Il superior
article
C6idred Marseillrs Vestlngs
. Pieces superior White do.
Tiuuks Ladies' black Morocco Shoes &
do. do. do. Prunella do.-Grst
syle
9 Pieces blachi'alian Ln,estring
! . do. blaze Mode
) Pieces Gentlemen's SILK Vestings, dot-
Die Chain
Gent's black Italian Lutestring Cravats
Also, several articles inthe Sad.ry Line,
Consisting OF
I dozen Superb iiogykins
Birdie Bits, double and single rein
Spriag Stirrup irons, fun pate
FULL aud hak plate plain do.
Burkles, Slides and Roller Bucicies
W"ts,e@and Cotton Weddings
AZ, a'sutment of Gig aud Riding Whips
n. u. Among other articles, l Case Ger
mao Anchor pultins Cloths, Of very supr-
rivr fabric.
The above articles are new md well Sc.
fcetcd, aud will be offered at prices unnsu.
ally low. Sent. 4.
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NfOTICE.--That | should hc willing To
IN take in Que or two Medical students,
at the rates OF one hundr3 aud slxly dol
lars n year, for board and Tuition, h. be paid
one half in advance. Also receive As boar.
ders few Young Ladie, whose parents would
wish 10 send them 10 School il this place, at
the rates OF fifty dollars a session, Of five
months, halfto be paid in advance, or all il
convenient. Their healths will be attended
10 aud means administered when nteessar, i,
in all cases of common ndisnositions, with
ont any extra charge, and such instructions
MS should he lett by their parents, strictly at
tended TO Also intend Qor the usual fees
10 continue The pursuit OF my professional
duties Tor long time To come, and will at
tend promptly to all applications when call
ed upon, giving strict attention to all pa.
tents that may be placed under my care for
Medical aid JOHN |. CABELL, NJ. d.
Sept. 81. tc5t7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-02

YnY virtue OF deed of trust, executed
- by John Rees and Saliey his wife TO The
ubscriber on the 10th day OF January, 1920,
and of record in the clerks Office OF the coun-
" court of Campbell, and for the purposes
therein mentioned, shall proceed to sell, by
way OF public auction, for cash, on the 10th
day Of October next il fair, il not, the next
fair day thereafter, Sundays eAcepted) in
front OF Z. Echols's Tavern in the Town of
New London. the following property, TO
wit ten acres OF Land, lying near New Lon
don. in the county OF Campbell, adjoining
the land of Ro Love, John Goodman, John
Stephens and Ro. Snoddy, which said ten a.
ores OF land was decided to the said Rees
by Anthony Evans and 5ailey his wife
Also three huff acre lots in the Town of
New ldidoh,@ known in the plan oil said
Town assby humber % % T. ~ also an
otherILot hi the Town IF New London,
known in the plan OF the said Town, by num-
Der % or SO much thereof as may be neces.
sary in order to carry into effect the provis-
ions contained in said deed The subscri-
Der will convey such title only as is vested
in him by said deed. GEO. WHITLOCK,
Trustee.
Sept. 81. c3w7
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RONN NlNNENN.

VWE subscriber has lately procured aa
j. additional first rate Book Binder, which
enables him 10 do all work., in thai line. with
neatness and dispatch. he has received d.
rect from Philadelphia, a very large supply
Of paper OF very superior quality, which ena.
bles him 10 do any kind of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-02
Valuable Real Estate for sale

"uoniS Ndi Gstdtt LOT sale.
/ WISH Ia sell two tracts of Land jor
Il in the county OF Campbell one CONTAIN
ing about 20uO acres, the other between6G
600 acres. The two tracts are seperete5
only by creek. On The first, lit being lba
tract on which resde,) there are no, more
than 300 acres OF open land, most OF which
has been cleared within n few years. There
IS now TO clear a large quantity OF first rsls
TOBACCO LAND, nearly all o which
lies III one body. This tract lies remnrkeblv
well, being very little undulaied-the wa,e,
fine, and the neighborhood healthy and \.
greeable. The Improvements are n laros
dwelling house of rock, kitchen smoke house
ice house, &c. together with an oyerseer',
1ouse, ~ good tobacco houses all of which sre
new. Ot the other tract nearly half of j, is
open land, and III high state OF imnroye.
ment, part OF which is FIAT LAND
o. perg superior qualify. There i. also ON il
an excellent MILL SIZE, and good or.
chArd OF well selected fruit trees. The i'm.
provements are two good dwelling houses
about nm halt mile apart, with all he usual
out houses attached 30 each of them. Icon.
slder II unnecessary 10 describe the pruperty
IN more particular manner, know iDg that
those who are disposed to bn, viii first view
saltb Hail. L, thae Of q 1a ss
quantity OF good MEADOW LAND, which !,
certainly considerable acquisition to them.
All persons who are DESTROYS of purchasing
the above property are particularly invited
To call and view the same. The terms will
be liberal and accommodating, and made
known by the subscriber living on The pre-
misses, about 90 miles sonth from Lynch6nrg
anD 9souih-east from Campbell {. House.
NATHANIEL W. PAYNE.
N. b. The above land you'd be convent,
emily divided into smaller tracts TO suit pur.
chasers.
July 27. c,f5l
The Editors ofthe Richmond Enquirer will
please publish the above advertisement once
week till forbid, and forw ard Their account
10 me for payment. \ W.P
. I'll aod contented disposition, to IS hich h
is eminenill entitled by his virtues am
+ the many favors which, under pro, ldence
|, he has been permitted to confer npon hE
county.
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New HAT stove.
FANCY FUR HATS,

Together with a general supply OF
Common Far and Uooi Hats.
A part ofwhich are Of their own manuiac.
turing. and warranted to be first quality
and made of the most durable materials.
They solicit share of the public patron
age, AS they are determined to keep con-
stantly on hand a complete assortment of
fancy bats of the latest northern fashions,
and likewise every description of fine and
common hats Of their own manufacture.
All of which they will sell very low for
cash.
All hats bought of them, Of their own
make, shall be roued without charge.
June 60. tfgO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-02
SCuPPERNONG WINE. &c.

Jpn Store. a Cnsk OF the above celebrated
~ Wine, preferred by many TO the choicest
Madeira . and receiving, real old French
Brandy, Jamaica Rum, warranted 20 degrees
above prooi, aud a Hamper OF old l. 4. Ma.
deirn wine IN bottle. with an elegant AS.
sor,ment OF sugars, which we arc disposed 10
sell on moderate terms.
MIKE, ROBINSON l. co.
Aupusl 81
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New York. Sept. 90.

NEW YORK. Sept 90. I
Blacks .-Yesterday, the Park was crow.
Died with negroes, lowering around ihe
Police office and City Hall. 1t seem,
thai family ofcolored Pc pie was claim
ed by their owners in Virginia, and lhs
Manumisson Society stepped forward ID
prevent their heng sent home, but the
Magistrates, on having full testimony bes
fore them, declined setting them free.
When the negroes with vi y ere intention,
ally Informed of the fact, they brcamt ou-
ragcous, and threatened Ia take lives ~
those concerned. Several of the oHicrrs
were roughly handled /; Virsniau gem,
tleman had his nose bru he we are tod
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To Mr.. Thomas s.. Garter.
Sept. 90.

NfOTlCE.--By virtue of decd ol
M trust, executed to the subscriber
by William Hnlts, SEN bearing date the oath
day OF April, 1923, and duly recorded in the
County court OF Franklin, shall, for the
purposes in said deed expressed, sell, by
way OF public auction, on the premises, 10
the highest bidder, for cash on the 18Th day
OF October, 1926, II fair, il not, the next fan
day, the tract of land in said trust deed de
scrihed, lying on the waters of BlackwateI
river, IN Franklin County, containing One
Hundred Eighty acres, more or less. hi,
hand is valuable torthe cultivation of toLac-
CO aud grain, lies we'll with good apple or
chard and MS tolerable improvements | viii
convey such title only as is vested in me by
the trust deed
JESSE DILLON, Jr. Trustee.
Sept. %. tds8
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-02

" HE SUBSCRIBER has just lvcpl,ed
~ elegant supply OF French Paper
Hang,ngs and tire screens OF he first qua.
li'y and latest fashions, which he will dispose
OF - he most moderate terms He has also
tew choice nomhers remaining unsoid in
the t'rginia Literature Lottery, which will
be drawn on the 10Th instant Prize tick cts
In any OF the Va Lotteries taken in par, pay.
meat CHS A. WiIHEKS.
Nav
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-02

MI RS, 4. Z. RANDOLPH, proposes
AVh to establish n Boarding School for
Young Ladies, ia New London, Campbell co.
Terms for session of len months, commenc.
ing the 9Th of October, 1926 and ending the
9th OF August, 1927,
board gl00
Tuition in the English branches, incu-
ding Reading, Writing, Grammar,
Geography, History, Chronology, A
r'ihmetic, and plain Needle Work, DO
French, 90
spanish, 20
Drawing, 25
Washing and Mending, 90
Nnsit, per halt session, 20
Dancing, per quarter II
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CAUTION

XHIIIS isto Caution the public against ira
- dug for The following Tickets ia the
Grand State Lottery OF Virginia, Isl Glass,
for the benefit OF The Monongalia Academy,
as the payment OF all prizes they may draw
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-01
Valuable Improvements.

THE Subscriber, living at present near New
ark, has invented a machine for cutting tubs,
buckets, &C. from whole timber. The ware IS
cut and smoothed ready for hopping, &C. at the
same time by chissels, without manuel labour,
making the ware very handsome and durab'e'
leaving no cracks for dirt to gather in, nor can
such ware ever fall to sstavcs'
The cost of building one would be about $40
and it would cut ware enough in one day, to pay
for itself. single right may be had tor FIFTY
dollars.
The Subscriber has also patent for BRICK
making machine which tempers the clay and
moulds the brick by the labour OF one horse,
and would make more bricks in day, than two
temperers and two moulders.
The cost of building one is about TEN dollars,
and single right can be had for TN ENTY dol
lars.
A line addressed to MARK TwITcHELL, NeUarE,
New-C Castle co., State Of Delamare, would be at
tended to.
N.B. If any person, after putting either of the
above named machines in operation, should be
dissatisfied, he may recant at pleasure, his none,
shall be refunded, and he paid for his trouble
by the subscriber. -
MARK TWITCHELL.
May 4, 1926. Sat-.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-01

=, ii, the misery ofpoverty and wretched-
sass w literally starving to death, another part
:. rol,iup in wealth and afi1uence. A strik-
;,r nicture of monarchial government. Inc
:, onev which is uselessly sqnandered oy the
v;np in one year, would comfortably pro-
eide for nearly all his starving subjects tor
the same period.
We have placed in the hands of Mr.. Rob
A., Rhodes, Of Red Lion Hundred, several
accounts of persons in that vicinity, who are
considerably in arrears for subscriptions to
this paper; and who, we hope, will feel itcon-
,on;ent to settle such accounts when called
.non-A little cash would be very accepta-
,ie at this time. Mr.. Rhodes, as our agent,
will also take the names of persons who may
,;sh to become subscribers to the tlHMfnS-
tonian: for 81 ne will give receipt TOR one
,ear's subscription, and the paper VIII DC
Immediately forwarded.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-01
THE ALBUM,
AND LADIES, WEEKL.Y GAZETTE.

yG>FIIS is new publication, issued every Wed
Il NEspAY. 1t has been commsnced under
the most favourable auspices, and, as its title
designates, is appropriated particularly to the
LADIES. 1t is devoted TO the cause of virtue, to
knowledge and amusement. 1t will furnish in
formation on the culture of plants, flowers, &c.;
useful receipts; general weekly summary OF
foreign and domestic news, with rich fund OF
choice and select miscellaneous literature. 1t is
neatly printed on fine white paper, (exp essly for
binding,) quarto form-eight pages-without
advertisements, (Which are to be inserted on a
coyer.) The price is only TWO DOLLARS per
annun, payable by those in the city, half yearly,
and by all others yearly, in advance
Among numerous list of contributors are the
names of SELEcK OSBORNE, the BosToN BARD,
&c.. and in order to render the work truly vaua-
BILE, the Editor will distribute premiums for origi
nal articles, amounting to ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS.
Cf Subscriptions will be received in Will
mington, at the Book Store of Mr.. JOSEPH
SCOTT, AGENT, No. 90 Market-street, where
specimens of the work may be seen.
~ No receipts will be acknowledged unless
signed by Mr.. Joseph Scott, J. R. Walker, or
the editor.
All communications must be addressed to
THOMAS C. CLARKE, Editor and Proprietor,
No. 40 Race-street, Philadelphia. Editors copy
ing this will be furnished with the Album and
Ladies' Weekly Gazette, as an equivalent.
Postmasters and others will be entitled to every
sixth copy they may order. may IL
! Has removed his Fashionable Clothing Store, to
No 38, Market street, second door above the
Lower Market, where he will continue to make
Gentemen's Goats, Pantaloons, Vests, &c., in the
most approved and fashionable manner.
Orders for any article in his line, will thank
fully received and promptly executed
Wilmington, I'm. IL, 1926. .l6-3m.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-01
STAR IN THE EAST,

Hail thou blest morn, when the great Mediator,
Down from the regions of glory dcscends;
Shepherds go worship the babe in the manger,
Lo! for,hls guard the bright angels attend.
Brightest and best of the sons of the morn
ing,
Dawn on our darkness and lend us thine
aid; i
Star in the East the horizon adjoining,
Guide where our Infant Rcdeemer is laid
Cold on his cradle the dew-drops are shining,
Low lies his head with the beasts of the stall.
Angels adore him in slumber reclining,
Maker and Monarch, and Saviour of all.
Brightest and best of the sons of the morn.
ing, &c.
Say shall we yield him in costly devotion,
Odours of Eden, or offerings divine;
Gems from the mountains or pearls from the 0.
ccan,
Myrrh from the forest or gold from the mine
Brightest and best Of the sons of the morn
ing, SC.
vainly we offer each ample oblation,
Vainly with gold would his favour secures
Richer by far is the hearts alteration,
| Dcarcr to God are the prayers Of the poor.
Brightest and best of the sons of the morn
ing, &c.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-01
laws OF THE UNIOM.
PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE
NINETEENTH CONGRESS.

PuBLIc--No. 81.
AN ACT making further appropriation for COM
pensation and mileage TO the members OF the
Senate and House Representatives.
BE If enacted By the Senate and House
Of Representatives IF The United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That the
sum of one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars be, and the same is hereby, appropriat.
ed for the compensation and mileage. grant
ed by law. to the members of the Senate and
House of Representatives and Delegates of
Territories and that the same be paid out
of any money in the Treasury, not otherwise
appropriated.
JOHN w. TAYLOR,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
J. c. CALHOUN,
Vice President Of the United States, and
President of the Senate.
AprnovED--May 13, 1926.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.