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heart is not the heart that pleads guilty be.
fore men; you had better therefore have
the last than first on all accounts.
Are men dishonest? will long face and
sad heart reform them are you sometimes
deceived, wronged, cheated? will being
discouraged mend the matter, or melan-
choIy make. you sharper IN your future
dealing? not whit. Losses are lessons,
all men buy their experience at the same
market, though all may not pay the same
price for the commodity. The only way is
To make much Of what comes dear; and you
can do this with light heart better than a
heavy one. A heavy heart, tDhatS the use
Jd?
But IL may be, things don't 90 on right at
home that you have 4 scolding wife, cross
children and with all an extrayagant fami-
ly; that there's bad management in the
wigwam. Well this is very sad but will
fretting make it better? will a sad heart
make sunshine in cloudy house /? No
then 0tatS He use oft? You are not the
first one in the world who might sing
First when Maggy was my care,
Heaven, thought, was in her air
Now were married ; sPier nae mair."
Andevery hen-pecked husband may as well
add the conclusion
Whistle DER the lave OF"
| see no profit in being miserable in this
,ase light heart is still better than O.
heavy heart.
Perhaps all this while some love-sick bo-
dy has been running over line after line, to
see if had aught to say why he should not
be unhappy. An unkind mistress, hard
heart, an ndefatigable rival coquetry /; ah,
these is Pandora's box Thou hHs gotten
thyself into pretty piokle-but,
% "Pray, if looking well can't move her,
Will looking i'll prevail"
What think you of that, now--I know it
is useless TO tell a meditating, moon-lovihg,
melancholy lover, that there are whole
Aocks of pretty girls in the world, that if
unsuccessful this time, he may easily fall in
love again and again, or thot his mistress
is not altogether the paragon Of perfection
these arc all cold water compliments,
and are marycllously insipid to such q taste
as his. lie must cen go his way, sorrow
ing, marriage only will make him wise.
have done. Those who are merry will
be merry still and those who are unhap-
py viii remain so after all yet it is good
and pleasant thing occasionally to have
talk with the world, about its iolies.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TNHE subscriber hereby gives public notice
Il that he Is appointed Administrator on
the estate of William Bdbcock, late of South
Kingstown, deceased, and has accepted of the
trust, he therefore requests all persons who
are indebted to the estate of said deceased to
make payment without delay, and also all
persons who have claims against the said es-
tate 90 exhibit them rs soon as may DO.
ROBERT PERRY, .1d-'r.
South. h.Knpstown, Jan. ~, le'St ID
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Milton NaN,

"AS Just received from New YORK, and
Il for sale at his Store, No. l07, Thames
street gilt and mahogany frame looking
glasses; handsome gilttancy chairs;a large
assortment OF crockery end glass ware a
few sets of elegant china, from 4 To
GIG; tea walters; nests Of cedar tubs; hair
trunks; table and desert knives and forks;
high and low post, french and camp bed
leads feather beds und feathers brass
androns, shovcls and tongs; gold and silver
watches.-Like,oiSe, as usual, An assort-
ment of Groceries, Canal and Southern
Flour, &c. &c. all of which will be sold on
the most reasonable terms. Oct. 27.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-23

getabIes, Grain, Stoneware, Earthenware, &c
with a great variety Of other articles, for sale
as low rs can he purchased in town, at his
well-known stand in Broad-street
BENZ. III. WILLBOR.
Newport, Jan 10, lS2,. IF
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-23

TUST received few tickets in the Il. L.
- State Lottery, which draws on the 18th
inst TiSkels onlys3 For sale at
GALATIANS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-23

I,LAX SEED.-Cash and the market
a price will be paid for Flax seed, deliv-
cred in large or small quantities at No l72,
and la Thames street. Cash also will be
paid for Junk, Canvas, Rugs and parcel
ling, by T.. w. LAWTON.
sept 81
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TlIE subscriber having been appointed hd
u ministrator, de bons non, on the estate of
GEORGE II. NJ PERRY, late of Charles
town, deceased, and having given bonds as the
law directs, he therefore requests all persons
indebted 10 the estate of said deceased, to
make immediate payment, aud those having
any demands to present them for settlement
without delay. SAMUEL WARD, .idm'r
New. .Shoroham, Jan -, lc26. -
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nEMAISISG IN the Post Ofhce, new
Ii port, r. I. March 8, 1896.
NJ Persons calling for these Letters, teiLl
DIeoye 10 san " adpertiSed Letter"
Allen Volentine %. Staw Baron Rev.
Allen John Taber Sarah Il.
Anderson John Thurston John w.
BURGESS f.. cant. Taber Francis
9urSess MaryL Whiehorne sc As.
Benton Joseph ID. WhetmoTe Dyer
Brown Samuel 2 Williams Richard
BrownJoln ship capt2 Wade Zebulon
Barker Stephen Warren hussei
Bliss Leonard >. Mddtet0pH.
Burns William Barker Peter col.
Barker Samuel ir, Coggeshall Joseph 2
Burdick John Coggeshall Noel
Cook Abby Coggeshall Wilbor
Court Of Com. Pleas Durphey Mary L.
Cornil q. ilall Bailey l.
Cross john lttlefeld VIM.
Chalander Charles Mitchell John
Champlin Aaron Manchester Giles
Cook Sera-- Peabody Eunce
Cook Timothy PCckhum Elizabeth
Decatur Maria 5 Pcckham Felix
DellinghaIn Adeline Rogers Joseph
Davis Asahel Smith Charles
Dennis Sarah Portsmouth,.
Dolly Paul Allen John
Durice Mary Brownell Sally
Evans Henry 7. Cloves Samuel
Eugene Maize Mons. Clarke Samuel J
Gardner Thos +. Cornell Walter
Gibbs X Claiming JamcStolcR.
Greene Mahetabel Congdon Thos. capt.
Gould Giles Congdon Thos. r.
Gray mrs Eldred John
Gilliland w. u. Knowles George
Garet Ezekiel Weedcn john esq
Harrington Michael .Nc,c- ShOroham.
Hazard VIM 7. Ball Edmund
flnson Richard Briggs Mary
Irish Isaac Ball Wm.2
letters Mary Dunn Thomas
Insurance Office Dodge Eliza
Kingsley e,ufus Dodge Simon
Keith Samuel Dodge JohnW
Kelsey John b. Gaton John
Lindon John Knowles George
Poughborough Mary Millikin wary
Potter Henry = MiTliSin Rosina
Lcckham Joshua Olncy. Stephen
Pierce Michael 2 Ross mr.
Peckhlm Mary Rose Gideon
Peabody Bcni Robinson >. z. 5
Peckham VIM s. II. Sands Nathl G..
Rodgers John Sheffield George
RGdlof james Wiley A. &. DIR. 3
Ruggles Henry
lJ'N0 article delivered out of the Office on
the Sabbath, nor after the Office is closed in
the evening
BB. MIJMFORD. p. NJ.
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Extra fine Co,tons, etc.

Just opened at WILBUKs,
9 Bales Sheetings;
I do. Shirtings;
Black and colored cashmere Shawls;
Scotch and Caroline Plaids at COST.
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NOTICE.

THE Firm orPLACE g. ALTMAN, is
l. this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons having demands against them
will please call and receive their pay; and
those indebted are requested TO pay the
same to Henry G. Place, or Benjamin H.
.hlmdn, at No. lG3, Thames street.
HENRY G.. PLACE,
BENZ. III. ALTMAN.
Newport. mar. /, 1896. 3w
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Washington Aodge Lot
iery.
500 DOLLARS

HIGHEST PRIZE.
nN the 2Ist, 22d, and 23d instant, will be
~ drawn in the village of Wexford, iR the
good old ,cdy, the Washington Lodge Lottery
LIST class.
Schems
! Of 900, I of 800, | of 20o. ~ Of 100, % Of
30, - of 81, 10 of 20, - of Sl0, and 1900 of
81 80. 3,40S prizes, 6S.'2 blsnks---lO,OO
ticket, a, ono dollar esch,--less than blanks
TO prirc-deduetion l5per cent.
Tickets fer sale by the hundred at managers
price Sgo--at retail 81 eaoh-tickets nearly
all sold--delays are dangerous where money is
to be had.
J. c. SHAW.
mar. l6.
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b. B. MUMFORD, P. M.

A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-The Sub
"A srrlber having been appointed by the
Hon. Court Of Commissioners for the relief
ofInsolvent debtors, at their January Term
1896, Assignee Of the estate and the eff
fects of Lelnuel Gammons, OF Newport, an
insolyent debtor, gives notice to the credit
ors to present their CLAIMS against said In
solvent, within six months from the date
hereof, OF they will be precludcd according
to law. G.. E. ROBBINS, .4SSigRee.
Newport, Jan. Is, 1896.
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PARIS, Oct. %.


IToRRID EFFECTS OF JEALOUSY. A tri-
al is shortly to take place before the Court
of Assi2c here, which will present some ve-
ry extraordinary features of love, jealousy,
and cruelty. The. prisoner is u Madame
Lafosse- Lnguai, woman 81 years of age.
She is niece to Il nun whose noble and dis
interested fdelity,to fallen greatness must
preserve his name to the latest posterity; IN
fine, 20 General Bertrand, Madame La
fosse, it appears, fell desperately in love
with Mr. Walkener, matchmaker to the
King, a young man % years otage posses
sing handsome person and very engaging
manners. The passion of the lady, though
manifested repeatedly, and in the most un.
equivuoci rna"nar, met with no return from
Nj. Wnlkcncr. AS proof OF the violence
OF her passion the following instance may
be mentioned Ono evening, on Mr.
Walkener quitting his house, he found
waiting for him near the door, Madame La
fosse, clothed in a costly robe oI blackwell
vet. After having ip~Vair duplicated bnn
to return with her to his house, she threw
herself forthwith at his feet, and renewed
her entreatles, accompanied with tears and
sobs. Al. Walkencr, While raising her up,
perceived knife in the folds cflIer pocket
handkerchief and dreading the use she
might make of it, took flight. flc inform
ed the police of the opportunities Of Ma
dame La(osse, and declared to the Pretcct
OF Police, that he was certain he should
meet with his death at her hands. NJ
Walkencr was attached to very pretty
uirl. 23, years of age. This circumstance
coming to the knowledge of Madanc La
fosse, she became inspired with the utmost
fury ofiealousy, and determined to wreak
her vengeance upon the cause of it. For
this purpose she provided herself with a
bottle of concentrated sulphuric acid (oil of
yitriol,) and putting OH two pair OK thick
gloves, she repaired one morning at an ear
" hour to the lodgings ofthis unfortunate
girl, whom she found in bed. She poured
a quantity Of the sulphuric acid upon her
glove covered hands, and then rubbed them
over the face, neck, BOSOM and shoulders
OF her ill-fated rival
The poor girl sent forth the most agoniz-
| ING cries, aud endeavored 10 shield herself
from the burning liquid. In the struggle
some drops of the acid were thrown upon
the face of Madame Laiosec, which now
bears three distinct marks Of il. She has
been arrested, and the proceedings before
the examining Judge being now nearly
completed, she will, in all probability, be
brought to trial in the course of November.
The life of her victim is now declared out
of danger, but her beauty is gone forever.
Madame Laiosse has but too well succeed
ed in her vengeance, having changed her
rival into hideous aud repulsive object.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-23
Superior Cotton YARNS
2a W. LAVTPQsfa

Las Just received. very Saperior Cottnr
IL Warp and Filling. blcached and IN
bleached, deep blue and other colors, including
fine Warps Of the first quality, from No GO 20
No. 80, tor flanneis; and Slrong Warps from
No. to No. o, for blanketing
ALso,-First quality Knitting Cottans. o
and 3 threaded, all numbers, from No 4 to al.
of the following colors, viz.
Blcached, Uunbleached, Mix q, Blue, Iiglr
Blue, Slate, and Black
Suspender Cottons, and Yarns, suitable for
the manufacture ofblack and white cords.
u Those who buy to sell again are invited
to call, with the assurance of getting the best
qualities as low and some kinds loper than can
be had elsewhere
a constant supply of low priced Warp ami
Filling, good for the price.
" One Case Gmghams Qarge plaids) foY
~ l-2 cents per yard-and one case Bed
Ticks, indigo blue, for % cents. Jan. 8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-23
0. fyi thou balmy air,

y, ny! thou balmy ar,
And by her couch remain;
Go, blend thee with ber breath, and bear
Its balm TO me again;
But lightly go, and gently blow
Blow softly ns my strain,
Blow gently, do not break
The Stiffness other sleep.
] would not make my love awake,
Nor raiso those-iids TO weep.
Ye winds, that born in happier hour,
May wantOn as ye viii,
IF round her bower, ye have the power,
TO creep and murmer stlH;
q, lightly go, and gently blow,
And let her slumber stlll.
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3jDttrp,
From an old Spanish Romance.
SERENADE.

Blow light, thou balmy mir,
Ny lady's couch above;
Blow lightly there, ye winds, and spare
The slumbers of my love.
ket no rude blast he found
To mar her gentle sleep;
But all around a droary sound,
And drowsy murmur creep.
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Flour, Oats, Lard, sc.

Oh Bbls. Flour; 400 BUSH
.GO elsheavy Oats; 90 kegs
Lard, for Shipping; Groceries,
Liquors, Teas, CrOckery, Cut
ley, Glassware, cordage, We
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IGPTHNS =

DEmAIHIsG in the Post Office, New
III port, r. !. March 8, 1896.
NJ Persons calling for these Letters, ,riH
-, % ga, . 0Jne erfiS1d Iefferh
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06

s. n.uns,a nps1Df 1os# q
: 1n...s.. sd
bury, On 'or .4t.f.. t8,0ayH lt-s
Chjsa..li Deopet '#a#..e he'a eeu paYld
h9ss prdfns Gtt4l.nr. ~.
alliost
R,or s.rland eoa William Garimf 5soaa
eo.,aa .p. ND'iiau woods V ~ e.
t., g#r,a# dee and Day#f X 49,. Httts.
TIC drrr#aeufz H.o faoHnu aeu Das.a
X -scH aho are II ~ til- .tu8##=. aHd ts
gplnH whom fnr plaintiff pf.u - N-ssr..
cerdcl ~ tn medn pr, = 'es j a. H.. aea'Hst
absrni Del, II lnnts slil tau'es FOO #p1.s# md
m Wrr. on the motion at -. p#t.pat. ~
counsel. the court doth lnke iI. 81. iaf tla
fas.ed A. 10 those drtsndtui-. sH# tIe #4usa
coming on 10 bc beurd on Tn. hlll, a#t
of The defendants. n rliam Garland ~ . 1uia
Garland. exhibits nnI examinations ofHttu'so
-, aud The decrcial order 81 the 18th day Of
March, 1921, when appears 10 hRTe been du-
" served upDn the defendant William
Wood, aud was argued by counsel On con-
sidrrptiun whereof the court not deciding OF
this lime upon The merits of thi, cause, doth
refer II 10 QUO 81 The commissioners OF the
court In ascertain aud report IN" amount, II
any, pniI hv ihr drirueant William Garland
10 the defendant lRire Garland, on account
% tbr alleged purchase by The former OF tho
inlerrsi of the latter ia thr estate ot his dec
father, slnling specially ANY matters deemed
p"r'nrni hy himall or required by the par
ties to be - statcd.
a Cory. Taste,
JOHN WILLS, OK.
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21U 3 ! 4 IGA;.
fa-N. d rgS1~9. LEUBA,

s>ESPECTFULLi info,m tn inhahl.
q tants al Lynthhurr aud lis vicinity. that
assisted by their son aud young adN, thry
nave determined 20 open HEM a IL
! ACADEMY III tbs place, ~ the nous,
heiunglns 10 Mis-. Cabrl, formerly occupied
! by Noung Jones, on he lolh day Of Apr,
u"At. In this institution viii be taught all
| III" branches necessary 10 the CON pleIe edH-
Gallon al young lady
Terms per session Of IRE months.
The frs class will be taught Orthugrnphy
| Rendlng, Nu'ng. Typography with the use oi
! hHps aud odnhcs, Exercises on The Globes
! Arithmetic. English Grammar and Par,iue
Composition, Geology, Astronomy. Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Mythology
md Chronology, tor y Is
! The second class, Spelling, Reading. VII
ting aud prlneIplrs ol Grammar D -
lie thHd or JUNIOR cInss, Spelling aud
Reading Cniy .
Muse, vocal aud on he rlano-Forlc, J les.
sons week. Tor -.
French, Italian, mud German lanpuaer., Z.
lessons week, tottaeh 10
Drawing and Tanning, on Paper az kr.ycL
lrssonsa week, tui \ 10
arding, Washing, nnj Lodging = 30.
All k.nd, u, Nrcdlr work aud Embroidery
viii br. tauglt, II dtsired. To- the scholars of
tne Isl and "a cld,ses without my additional
charge,
board.rs Will have Tue advantage OF learn
ing tue French iaa-uale. economically aud
Ifacticaily IL tha lauhl}, which Is tn. ouA
NY 10 learn il correctly without Any add
tional charge
Pavmeuts one hall in advance aud he 9th
81 hall III ne cad II the session.
80 olhrr al lltluuat charge.
Al tie ead al every session, there will h" II
public examination, hy examiners chosen
rom respectable and learurd gentlemen 81
tins town, whose rrpori VIII br publi-hrd
In consequence o. tn 40 al, ed season W
which me fri -rsslpu viii commence, IL IA
ration has been lin ted 10 4 months boarc.
ing aud fnllon rasnhle III proportion.
1hose parents nr guardians WHO VIII con
fdc tier daughters ar N'rds 10 ihrtr caIC,
mny remain assured Tia III, greatest slirnll-
on .haa be laid 10 The Improvement as we'll
\, .lrtor,mcnt ot tncir pupils
The public Is respe, liul, referred, for fur.
Their nfprmalion 10 y. Winston. I SNdu"r,
Iuhu Bullock Davidson biRdtulr Il NORTH,
II Devts, r. NprrIss, Christopher Anlho-
ny, CHlsoelf nnhnry aud Nm. Daulel 20
whom Nr md MIR leuta aud Their INSIST
ani, have been recomM. ndtd I'D tlcse
gentlemen vii deIsrr eepr,- al III" 81 h
cafes they baVr r,cciNrd from rtsprt abe
WINCH certificate. ard Recommendations sill
satisfy ne public vii rezrrei 10 then capac'-
= aud morality rs f'prier- -,
PElER HENRY EEUBA.
Lynchburg, Dec - la25. 3n2l
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| No. 30.

various kinds. which appeared 10 re-
main sometime after | awake.
" 8 much irightcned--arpsr AID ran
into nv parents chamber. 10 grl a
light thinking there must be some
onc in my own chamber. Told this
dream 10 my parents the next morn
ing, which IL noW ten years since
aud Is still rs clearly impressed on
my memory, AZ II WAS M The time l
first related II. Perhaps il | had
remained silent. | might have seen
greater wonders but Vas sensi-
bile II was hnly drcam. did not
lee! hound by my sleeping oaths ;
and besides. il proves the trutl, If
The old saying. . Il 7uoman cannot
KEEP A SECRET" PuEBf.
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% Nol.ayS w MA 4

AtTDIEN from the substrlhrf. two md
y hall miles above Sew Iordnn, On tho
niaht ot Christina Eve, u hN H. ALE,
Il spi five iepi high, s,s ptars old insi spr,ng,
= liDI, dish f,erd tolerahlr hong lhiI, Ind On
nld shoe, before aud neue hehmd will
ei.r tn above reward fnr tn MAR ,ua thief.
n - rcasomhlc fr,rnfl Tor HE maze nlone.
md All reasonable rSpetses paid Nv
lfE Wy STEVENS
Bcdfordeonuty, lolh Jaouar. ls26.
Jnu. ~. bf2b
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c9Mnrrssrow BUSINESS.

sgNIE Subscrlhrr VIII in future. slltnd 10
lhe selling aud shipping Toraeeo on
Gnmniss,on aud promises his friends aud
dr rublir IN general, who may favour him
with lhrir patronage, that cvery eKeri0n
-hall he used 10 prnm"s their hest interest,
Ills Office will hc kept a INC store OF Mr. +.
= noreu, n few d"ef# lhovc The Virginia
Bauk, where he may b. e"nrralle found.
Il SAUNDERS, II.
No 81 isoo
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NOTICE Is hereh, given that the Cells
u IN ,he Lauaiic Hospital in the City
If " William ,hurg, are All occupied, aud that
no more palicnts will be- received IN the
said Hospital, until some " tbs said Cells
ar. ,acant-due notiee of which vii be
gwen.
By order Of thr Court Of Directors.
LEO. HENLEY, &C. y.
luly 90, 1875 mia4s
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1850 ickris.

1880 tickets.
.Miht p,,zeS mH BE- .fo"iing ~ he phsei
IN, Lottery will b. drawn under lhesu-
prr,utondcncr ol J"dg" William Daniei.
and Nrssrs. Alb"n McDanni john g..
Nrrm, john Bullock, Amnoo liaocock,
Da,id q dnrr,ll, W,l,au ". Novel; and
Rohrfl ~ II.
Pnsemprire kf Tiekets 8 $40.
a. orders nom distance. posi- pad,
-, l".ng liz cash ~ ptlz fi Z, ~ a'h,r
Lotlrl5es. ), II IL =. He.## o.
ii .dlf... q.
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NEN NOUNS, nc.

--ouC Subscriber has received by the Ia
Hh' a,r;yals from Philadelphia the ioi-
orioles, which, together with his
"",'h haul. renders his assortment very
C'p, "'nneror Napoleon's Expedition to Rus
AZ -, in 1872 By count pnihp De Segur, in
2Vols. A.. c,..,...,
The L'dy OF the Manor oy 'iio' QUO ''''''
9y9Is.
r,,,e.,ers. By the Author Of Lights q
sbadow, of Scntush Lie.
The Refugee, n2 vols.
n,IlaIlo,an or The lnsnrgenl chiet.
y,abiol a Poem b Mr.. Bruobs.
r,fas ,f ~ American Landlori, south OF the
patumac.
A new system of Book Keeping, BY JAMES
Rennelt Day : Algebra"
CO.., American Depository.
.ryeIPs Medical Companion.
Thomas Practice.
Parmaly on the Teeth.
Flagg's Family Dentist.
Maczenzies 5000 receipts.
Coles Episcopal Harmony
Watts Hymn Books.
Westleys do
Rpponds do
Camp Meeting do
B,s,el's aud Adams Latin Grammars
Greek Iesiaments,
Taanadue in French and Eng lish,
smiley, Geo. and Atlas,
WiIIels do
Uaiei States Speaker,
Moral instructor, or guide to Virtue,
Lie Of Marion, Sanford and Merton,
Haaiagon's Penmanship, tor the use OF
Schools,
Introduction 10 the English Reader,
Reading Exercises,
Robinson CrnSoe,
Caesierfeld's Guide 10 Men and Manners,
Mrs Barhauld's Lessons tor Children,
The Universal Spelling Book,
New York do
WebserS do
Tory's do
Kddpr's best Ink Powder,
Cork lukstands, Playing Cards, &c.
Besides a general assortment OF Chiidrcn's
Tow Books. prr,ous Wishing 10 purchase
wiz find il greatly to their advantage 10 call
and examine for themselves before they pnr-
chase. as he is determined 10 sell low for
cash. {, a. WI HEhS.
Dec 5. tsi3
Patent Meiicated OIL 81 TX,
A new article for The care of rheumatism aud
govt, jn,t received and for sale by
THOMAS J. DUKAL.
Der. s.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06
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At. mrn,lie', natir, Merchants, Clorks, aud
he pnh,ic generally may rely on having any
work ordered ol me, faithfully done q made
nuI Of the best materials and al very loM pr
rr-.-Prr,nus wishing books bound are re
qnestcd 10 brins them forward immediately
an, evhat AT leisure aud can ~ them
.,,ch better thar when am pushed With
,ork. The public nre further informed ihsi
and books nj much lower prices than ihey
yer .ncre known 10 be done At in tbs part
,t.hc country. and III a much more snpenor
.o.,,ner ABRAM r. NOR II. g.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06
4 Copy Irste,
JOHN WILLS, OK.
ComDd,aoner's 4Bice Lynrbb"rg, !

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The parfies IN this canse will take notice
that | nave appointed Wednesday, the 10Th
DAY ct Aprl next 10 carry 'hc foregoing order
81 court into rilert--on which day, nj the
hour oi . o'elnck IN the morning, they are
required IT, attend a. ms o'Sce in this town
with tlirir aceo'uts, vouchers and copies Of
court paprrs. prepared Tor examination and
settlement. JAMES BENAGH. {.
jan. 10. w4n2o