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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-04-15
THE HEROIC FEMALE

Previous to the election of Frederick, as King
Of Bohemia, desperate litigation had COM
,nenced between two nobiemcn who had mar
RED sisters, the daughters of wealthy baron.
recently deceased, and each claimed. in right Of
hls wife. splendid inheritance. The orr gin of
thus teud was OF romantic cast. Twelve years
before, the baron. a man OF lrasclble passions,
suspectin@ that his eldest daughter had formed
an unsuitable connection. confined her in soil
tary tower Oh the summit of a cliff, to which the
only access was by perpendicular ascent. sui
liclently difficult to impede the most enterpfisinG
adventurcr In this gloomy turrct, the unhappy
girl was condemned to waste her blooming
youth Nlh no other company than the gaolcrs
appon.;@d ny her lnhunlan parent At length the
baron died, without pardonlng or even seeing
his lli-tatcd child, but not before he had given
in marriage his second daughter to a nobleman
Of Calyinistic principles. who on his demise,
took possession of tie whole property, as his
wite's patrimonv: and. cfectuaiiv to bar all mi
meal pretensIons without scruple. determined
that the captivity of his sister should terminate
but with her existence. For some time. Baron
Slabata en- loved, unmolested, the magnificent
castle OF MS wife ancestors, and, such Is the mo
raj degradation attendant on feutlal ignorance,
his iniQultou, actions were chartered with impu-
nity In the meanwhile, it was notorious that
the eldest and consequently the hcress, though
immurcd. was supposed to be still in existence"
Otto 81 WartenburG, a spirited nohlcman. with
more courage than wealth, having lately buried
his wife, recalled the image OF the captive in
her happier days, and resolved to attempt her
1eliyerance. For ills purpose he repaired
with chosen band of brave men. to thatoot
Of tie declivity on which her tower st0od-
With infinite difficulty Otto assembled by lad
der Of ropes TO the summit and employed the
same to assist his companions. Having SO far
succeeded, they s1ormed the fortress, killed the
guards, and in the tone of chiyarous romance
released the lady, In what manner the victim
Of paternal cruelty and lraternal a,arce had
endured her tedious Imprisonment, is not de-
tailed; but, however it might have impaired her
beauty. it had not deprived her of attractions in
the eyes Of Otto who believed that in making
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-04-15

ing piled the men with wine. she presented them
with pipes for smoking, and cncoura@ cd thrul
by far promises to renew the attack though
from effort SO Desperate, She could expect
only destruction. In the meanwhile. Slal'ata,
eXulung in success WAS proudly conducting his
rrtainrrs to the hall, too happy To be renewed
from the presence Of his injured kinswonran.--
But YAM were lbs >pecuatons! According I"
kcycnhulInr a fatal spark, accidentally COM
municatng from torch To the small powder
magazine which the lady had boarded as her
pacio,ls Siabata and the yindc I'VE wife of Otto,
in few moments WAS heard an explosion, be
yond description terrible the wall, ct the cas-
Tic were lifted from their foundations, Iii a SIN
gle instant one OF It's wings was i"y"llcd with the
earth. aud With the reception ct 1--we or siN ia
Norcd midi, EQUALS. who almost mlracul0n>iF '<-
capped, mobiles, peasants. yae~ais, children,
horses. were involved in one fate. and, above
all, the lady and the baron. who had been the
primary cause Of the catastrophe.
No so. ncr was tn" news received at PraGHr
than The urctched Otto released from I've
tower apparently at liberty to take posec>'ln!l
of the melancholy ruins; but, though aut!aclou~.
he was not obdnratc and, so ovcrW Erlhin%
were the impressions Of horror and grief which
this catastrophe produced on his frame. thai
he survived not many days his miserable CON
sort Such WAS the state OF society III bohemia,
that this tremendous outrage Was pcrpctratcd
in castle but ten miles distant from the gates
of Prague.
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TIE MEDLEY.
FALSE CT RLS.

writer IN the Nashville Gazette, among othc,
remarks on the subject, has the following;
Our danes are dauntless ones, too, thus to wear
the hair Of skulls that monlder in the grave. Ghosts
sometimes visit this world, and claim their dues
And the visitation from bald headed, shorn spirit
troubled about the rape Of its locks, in dark room
in the lonely hour of midnight might make the
hearts of our stoutest bellies quake with fear They
lad better look to it.
But, after ALL these false curlG now so much the
rage, are not however an invention Of modern times
The fashion prevailed in the days of old Will Sh*k
MADE I" say, "I.ook on beauty
And YOU shall see, It's purchased BY The weight;
Which therein works a miracle III nature,
Making them lightcst that wear the most oft;
50 are tho>c cri>ped, makp, gluten lochS,
PINCH make S''1 .s~''to" gnmlelS a"iA Me ~'"d,
f'ppn S,ttbosfd t@|JneS& oftcn h1lp4yn
10 he he do7rry II Il aecom hcad;
The skull tint bred them IN he &fpulchre."
And thus Bassanio, continuing i'll this moraiz;ng
vein, further remarks:
"Ihus ornament is but the gldetl shore
To most dangerous sea the beautc0us scarf
Yelling an Indian beauty in word
The seeming truth which cunning times put on
10 entrap the wacst."
This last extract have cuIled for the good of the
beauA who mediate upon taking unto themselves
wives that they may not be enrapped and welded
unto hairless skull at the very moment when they
are enamoured of brow, adorned, as they SUP
pose, with g Hyperion's curla"
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| establishment in France. we're bro't
about in mnnnrr truly characters.
Tic Of The Inhabitants ri that country.
In 1863. IN ambassador from tho
Porte. arrived at Paris. who rem
dercd himself very fashionable, "a
we'll a. n great In, oriie by his politc-
meas. gallantry aud vii persons Of
rank, especially ladies, visited him:
10 them he gave coffee and thus a
bitter and black beverage, which.
prescribed by n Frenc Imam. would
have been rejected with disgust. be-
came n laN nrlte and fashionable IL
guor. simply from the circumstance
that II WAS presented by Turk Of
vii aud gallantry. The rage for
coffee having been thus spread, an
Armenian Of the name of Pascal,
took advantage ol IL. and in 1879. o-
pcurd coffee house in Paris but
IN consequence Of the very inierior
manner IN which ii Was fit up, d
the Low company admitted. lila
scheme did mol succeed. Proccpi-
us. fIorcntinc, pcrCeiving the err
ror. fitted up n iiec apartment. and
having already acquired n rcpulati-
on among the epicures by the intro.
duetian Of iccs Into Paris. his coffee.
house met with great encourages
mcnt
Ono very bcneti inl consequence
resnlted from the general and lashi-
enable use Of coffee IN Paris; IN tho
seventeenth century. habits of in-
toSication prevailed. even among the
highest classes. who were not asham,
ed To frequent IL. cabdretS IN parties
for the purpose of this degrading de-
bauch. Louis XIV. IN vain hadex-
c,ted his influence, directed his in.
dignalion. and appealed 10 the love
aud respect of his subjects for their
grand monarch, To put down thIs
prac ticc what lac could not ;. Pro-
ropius and the other coffee house
keepers accomplished. The cdjdrets
were deserted by men vi letters Tho
coliee-houses became the places Of
their resort, and AT this period. Sau-
rim, La Mothe, Daucbet Boindin, j.
b. Rousseau, d'c. met there, d plan~
ned or composed their most c"lcbra-
ted pieces.
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New hooks & Stationary

n HE Subscriber has lust received, IN
addition 10 his former stock, large
supply ot new Books aud Stationary, among
which a'e the following. viz
Matilda. Tale of the day, in vol Mar
riage, n novel by the author of Inheritance, =
vols. Quotations from the British Poets, he
ing pocket Dictionary of their mast admli-
ed passages The Fountain oi Lie Opened,
ora display of Christ in his essential and me
d'aior'al Glory by the Rev. John Flayel :
Flavei's Sacram.ntaI NEGOTIATIONS III. Life
Of Christ by J Tay Tor The Saints Everlas.
ting Rest, " ritten hy the Rev. learned and
pous Mr. Richard Baxter: The Gospel wor-
Thy of all acceptance, by A. Fuller The
Christmas patern, or Treatise on The inn
,ation OF Christ by the Rev. john Wesley /,
Practical Discours.s on Regeneration. by
Philip Doddridge Cnufp Ssion OF Faith Do
bells Hymns Vuttel's Law of Nations ia.
cob's Law Dictionary Randolph Reports
Revised Code Noy's Branches, aud Francis
haxlnls Reports of Gases argued aud deter
mined in the High Court OF Chaucery, by
h. herlvalr, Esq. of Lincoln Inn, bnrrlsttr al
Law, IN three vols thirst American, from ldst
London Edition Sagdou's Law oil Vendors
Halls Dlgested linden Saunders Reports,
a new edition Philips on evidence Mon
tagne's Law of Lien Paley on Agency
Ab'''F on executors hubfHh on I hnuS +,
Jennings Justice Murray, MateIia Medica
aud Pharmacy Wisiar's Anatomy Pharma.
eopocia ot the L states nt America james
Burns ; Corvesant on the Heart Joscphus'
Works Russel's Modern Europe Glhbon's
Decline a. Fall OF the H. man Empire hlnr
pheY's l acitu, Pluarcl'S Lives; 0Xherry's
English Drama, III % vols gilt binding
shakspeare's Works III vols +, Ditto IN , j;
Morse's Works in gilt Pope, Works in two
vols; Millions Works in 3 vols. SCOTS
Works in vols Goldsmith's Works in
vols. The Rambler by johnson; Don Quiz
ote Cowpers Poems , The Spectator in
10 vols; he Beauties of Shakespeare Mar
riage Customs Locke's aud BacOn's Essays
Campbell's Poems; The Virginia Housewife,
by Mrs Randolph Volney's Ruins, Good
ridges L, States Blar's Grammar OF Natu-
raj and Experimental Philosophy with one
hundred engravngs GuIliver's Travels , Sci
enlifc Dialogues Goldsmith's Manners and
Customs Life OF Franklin, together with all
OF the Greek, Latin, French aud English
School Books. Also, jus, received an ele.
CANT supply OF Rogers Pen knives, steel pens
silver pencil case, tooth brushes, one doz
violns, toy bibles, glass inksands, paper
hanging, &c. &C all OF which he will sell low
tor cash. CHS. \. hllHEkS.
Feb . ts27
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HATS.
Mercantile business.


NATH'L WINSTON, at the junction
~ of man street with the alley leading
10 aud rom Friends TO Martins or Stone
warehouse, seeing the utility and public con-
venlence of the mercantile business, when
conducted on principles OF general good, mu
tnal bench and recpirocationr the exchange
of foreign aud domestic commodities, has EN-
gagged therein, estimating his Sueoeqs b, due
attention to the interest II those who may
patronage him, not combining himself TO any
particular denomination or extent, but viii
eep supply of such goods a the demand
may require, which hr Is confident viii be
found AS low rs any in this market, heing Sc
| Iected by confidential agents, and mostly
bought for cash. He " III undertake the ship.
ping and ordering OF property and merchan'
die 10 aud from Richmond and the Northern
| markets for small per cent, his personal ac-
Quaiutance with extensive houses in those
markets assuring hlm thai the best prices will
be had for all property shipped, aud goods or
dered he purchasedai themes reduced prices.
I hare Holo IN store and ofer, Ut UholcSdle
or ifioil,
200 sacks Salt iwilIeo tagging
hhds. ST. Groin aud MusGovado Sugars
y bags Coffee
bhls. do,
80 whole, half and or bhls Sugars
J1Is. of Loa' aud Lump Sugars
4 hid \. -. hakiug auA retailing Molasses
! l0o boxes Candles from d TO es
! 10 - rnrpentlne Soap
! % Whole, half q q. boxes g Tea fresh
Be- kscs Wrought and Cut Nails, 4 to cody
b pair new Patent Balances, 10 GOO lbs
50 boxes Glass, s 10 aud lOA II
! half tirrces new Rice
/ 100 pair Richmond made BrOgneS
Assortment OF other ohoes--A- ooa Leather
bbs Malaga Wine
! % bqs new Mackarel
| 10 hhls. suffolk lar
! 3 bales Moss
| 10 bbls brown Tanners oil
assortment Of Hardware.
! Shovels and spades, knives aud forks, pocket
| butcher, " shoemakcrs knives. trace chains
pad and slack locks. curry combs, screws anc
braids, files and rasps, angnrs. butter borer
/ &c &C
assortment OF Cr0ckerY. Glass ana
Edrthen UurG.
ASSORTMENT OF SADDLERY.
Saddle bag, blind. susllo aud curb brides
carriage, wagon and cart hips, collars, &C
&c. for which viii receive any kind OF pro
duce brought to this market, AT the hest nr.c
es. NaTHL. WINSTON.
On COnSi gnment,
50 bills clipi Herrlngs
% do Roe do
II do Family do.
Dayi,'s highly approved Plonghs. DIFF sizes
! 500 lbs Cotton Yarn. ...-......-
December Is. IS
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IDW oAYIlNs
MIR. d MRS. LEUEA,

DESpECTFuLLY inlmm the Inhabi-
IL lants OF Lynchburg aud lis vicinity, that
assisted by their son and young lady. they
have determined 10 opru a FEM AGEi
ACADEMY N this place, IN He nonse
belonging to MIS- Cabell, formerly occupied
ny Young Jones, on the 10th day OF April
reEt, In this institution will be taught all
the branches necessary To the complete edu-
Gallon OF a young lady
Terms per session o. fire months.
The first class will be taught Onaographv,
Reading, Writing, Typography with the use OF
Maps aud Globes, Exercises on the Globes,
Arnhmeuc, English Grammar and PdrsIng,
composition, Geology, Astronomy, Natural
fh,lo.'Phy, Chemistry, Botany, Mythology
ana Chronology, tor ! IL.
Inc second class, Spelling, Reading, Wrl-
"Hg ahd principle, ot Grammar -
:, Inc third or junior class. Spelling aud
Reading cnly s
Music, vocal and on lhe Piano-f orte, ; Irs-
s"ns week, tor 7 %.
e"ons week, for each s 10.
Drawing and Painting, on Paper OF Velvet,
tFS5ons II week, tuI : 10
boarding, Washing, and Lodging 8 81.
All Kinds OF Needle work and Embroidery
U'r Isl aud ID classes without any additional
charge
hoariers will have the advantage of learn
my The French language, economically and
asnea'iy IN the family, which Is the only
/ Way. .a5 @'earn II correctly ; without any nddi-
"ona barge.
aFnenis one half in advance aud the 9TH
II lali at the end of the session.
N' other additional Charge.
-. the end of every session, there will be a
"W examination, by examiners chosen
s sin respectable aud learned gentlemen ut
""n' whose report will be published.
,rt d." consequence of the advanced season AT
t'h 'he hrst session will commence, It's du
''a mas been limited to 4 months board
1h aon tuition payable in proportion
fl '"oae parents pr guardians wno vii con-
mo "e'T daughters ar wards To their care,
an ,tma1n assured that the greatest atien'l-
a, 'a' be paid To the Improvement as we'll
~ pertinent ot their pupils
~ pubic Is respectfully referred, for fur
d, ''ormalion Ia \. Winston, F. Sydnor,
u ~ bullock, Davidson b adfnle A II North,
l. CO. no. MorrIss. Christopher Antho-
WY, 1h.s"eil Dahney and VIM. Daniel, 10
s,, ''h Mr aud Mrs. Leuba aud their assist
sn,u nave been recommended and these
'uenen Will deliver. copies Of the certif-
sqd ey nave received from respectable
VIII; wen known gentlemen Of this state ;
,f;, Vn certificates aud recommendations will
,anaa we public with respect to their capaci-
a"o morality as teachers.
t,a,, PETER HENRY LEVBA.
-!hehonrg, Dec. %. 1928. 3m2l
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pKlsrEu AND PrBLIsHED ~
e,IJAH FLETCHER Il hCh; II. IoLER
lpo"uishsrs Of The Lars Of The Union.

- The sem;-Weesly Paper, at 81, and the
Ill, pauer, at 50 per annum, payable IN
"eeH's No subscription will be received Tor
sd' t,ne than six months; and no paper will
3 e,s ..d out at the discretion of the
be t, "',. until all arrearages are paid.
bdlo' 9,1l'srtisements will he inserted at 50
~ ner sonare Tor less) the first time, and
fe",e rents for each continuance. Those
81 - ,istance must be paid for previous TO
sfo', insertion, or the payment assumed by
tns,e responsible person in Lynchburg.
sou ,ezs Ghancerv Orders not exceeding two
- are inserted for six iollars
sqn1"., ,lIiet,ers addressed to the Editors must
u s,In, or they will not he attended to
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Ward EAectiou.

FNHE Ward Election for ulne Common
Couue,lmcn il rnGh ward, ia the town
OF Lynchbarg, will mkr plece, Pursuant TO
M acl OF assembly, "enliilrd an net for divid-
ing thr town If Lynchbnrg into wnrds, and
Tor other purposes an The first Tuesday in
april urxt, aud will he held IN Lynch ward.
No. /, beng AL tint part OF said town below
the lI alle,, extending from Lynch to twelfth
street, nj The tenement occupied by John
Walker ASA counting loom, on ID street And
In lIenrv ward, No. =, beine all that part of
lid tol n above said first alley. extending
from Lvncl 10 twelfth street, nj the oihce Of
Ansnsinr l. ltN,ch, on "a street.
< Nil BRANSFDHD. Strgt Of The
March T. tide CorpOraiion of Lyntb'g.
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Further Supplies OF
STAPLE d FANCY GOODS.

PURCHASED AT the AUCTION SALES in
New York for CASH, which we are de-
termined to sell at the very lowest market
prices
Rose, aud London Dufae, Bristol and point
Blankets
Red, white, and green Flannels, assorted
Heavy Swanskin do.
I DO. twllled Flushings. for big coats
A large assortment OF fine aud coarse Cassi.
netts
Claret, Brown, Olive, Grey aad Green Cloths
fashionable shades Tor frock coats
Shepherds aud Hirsis imperial blue g. black
Cloths
Maria Louisa blue Pelisse cloths
Superfne and common mhled drab do
Real Italian and Florence black Silks
Black and coloured gro. de. Naples and vel.
veteen do
Heavy chain, black Leventeen.
French aud English winter calicdes, 1nrge
and very choice supply entirely new in
fashion and colour
Elegantly worked Swiss, india, and Jacoue,
muslin Robes
Worked Swiss aud India null Handkerchief
rich assortment of Thread, gimp, and bob
hlnett Laces
A Plain and figured bobbinett
\ splendid assortment of Rich worked rnds
g. and Swiss null muslins
n
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Just A.anAed
At Andrews Truly Cheap Store,

At AndreWs Iru1y oHodP "V0E0'
81 bags prime coffee
a do do pepper
3 hhds, molasses
At, IN store few hhds. of rum
.nd several crates earihenware
2 eases mems coarse shoes
700 PAR stilchdowns do
80 ack screws
is ioz cotton cards
- do wool do
E hhds assorted stoneware
0 hales white, red and yellow flannels
100 reams wrapping paper
All of which we are selling very low
Atour Truly Cheap Store,
Feb. %. MAIN S'reet.
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CLOAKS.

WE will oprn to.morro" morning at
w 10 o'clock precisely, one case gentle
mems superior plaid clonks Also, ce,es
Of gentlemen. shoes and pumps Also, 3 CO.,
SEES ot Indies very superior Morocco shoes
Aud Tor snle by
ANDREWS & BROTHERS.
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Tie Subscribers hare just receiped,

Ihtt o"uSCi tOCfo Hut Juoo '1I'''tN'
4
Gum opium 10th DO
Gum camphor Silver wire tooth do
Sulphate qninine Camel hair pencils
Rose water Rose tooth powder
Calcin. nlagnesia Otto rose lip salVe
Carb. do Red waters
Mrad's anti-dispeptic Black do
or sour stomach pills Dry white lead
Sarsaparilia root Red do
China do Chinese vcrmlIlion
Orris do Prussian blue No
Medicamcntum Venetian red
Oil cloves Spanish whiting
Glober salts Camprochy logWood
Epson do Ground cHmn ood
OH wormseed Nicaragua
super carbonate soda ,Ground tnslc
Carbonate do Red saunders
Iartarc acid Blue strlol
Tartar emeiic Lamp black
Pulv. ipecac. Fir blue
Gum assaiTtda Annatio
pulv. ialap Macaboy snuff
Gum gnaIaCnm Rappee do
Gum ammuninc Scotch do
Gum kino (hcsO Palm soap
Peruvian bark Lavender do
Chamomie flowers transparent do
Iva ursi Windsor do
Fish berries CASTLE do
Muir. acid Sprrmareta
NlaCa,sar oil told Leaf
Antique oil Alcohol
Orange peel Gum shcIlac
Aqua forts Gum Copal
Calomel Spirits tnrpentine
Cream tartar iWedgewood mortdrs
Oil peppermint Nipple SHELLS
Quicksilver Breast pipes
Essence vials Evans crown lancets
Fancy perfume walls common DO
Walls from } to OF. Tooth drawers
! BoraS refined Fauceps
Rotten stone lin toll
Starch 1inrtnrc bottles
Paint brushes assorted Specie do
| Hair brushes Pill boxes
White wash brushes Bottle and vial Corks
| Fruit Trees, Ornamental SbrHbS, Bui60u
Roots, Grass seed, &C. ordered tor a SHlaH al
rance on the NtW PrictS.-Ne shall shortly
receive an additional supply OF Garden ant
! Flower seed, fancy flower pots, sc. &c.
WILL. OWENS d 6. l.. LECHIE,
Apothecar.as = Druggists.
| Dec. %.
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BLANK WORK

At minutes nolIca, MERCHANTS, tItrks, and
The public generally may rely on having any
work ordered OF ne, faithfully done l. made
out of the best mat erial5 and nj very low pri-
ces.-Persons Wishing books hound are r"
uuesred 10 bru2 hcm forward Immediately,
as am .omewhstnt leisure aud Gun DO them
much better than y hen ! am pushed with
work The publcare further informed that
bind books at much lower prices than they
ever were known TO be done at in this part
of the country. aud in a much more superior
manner ABRAM Il. NORTH.
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History Of Ccbee in Enrops.-Hi-
therto, .coffte-houscs We're coniin-
ed TO the east, aud ii is not easy to
determine, exactly, when their use
was introduced into Europe. Pet
70 de la Vale, writing from Con-
stautinople in 1915, says that when
he returns to Italy, lie will bring
some coffee with him whether he
did or not, cannot be ascertalned !;
but in l644. it was certainly intro
duced into Marseilles in 1860, "a
considerable quantity WAS imported
from Egypt into that city and in
1871. a coffee house was opened in
it. In 1875, Thcvenot brought a
small quantity to Paris its use,
however. was confined IL those per
sens who had been in the Levant, 4
their friends.
! Its general introduction and 6ru
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Boarding reduced to 81 per meek.
WOM,AaS EtqO TAL .
sign CF WASHINGTON.
No. 8- 8 North Attn Street.

No. E q 8 Worth 4th Street.
Near Market Street, philadelphia
Mrs. G.. YOHE respectfully informs
Ifl her friends aud the public in general,
,bsf she has reduced her pri e for boarding
to seen dollars per week the house is stu
sed in the most central part Of the city for
business +; the rooms are numerous aud COM
modlous, the beds aud mattresses are OF the
tps; the table, rs heretofore, shall be fur
n.shrd with every thing the extensive market
affords the waters are attentive aud obi.
ring In offering the above she hopes TO
continue TO seceivs public patronage
Philadelphia, MARCH g. iw5S
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WOOLLENS.

lust openrd large and general aasort'
u meni OF wooiIen goods, OF every dcSerIPii'
ON, suitable to the season,whIch Will be sold ~
prices worthy the attention OF purchasers
At the store OF
" ANDREWS & BROTHERS.
Jan. II.
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so PACK ACLo.
Il

4 HOMAS J. DUVAL, nj the sign Of
! the Golden Mortar. on Bank square, hss
just received mn additional supply ol 81 pack.
ngrS, comprising a general assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oil and Dye Stufi.
hLnnnp ~ hirh nrc the InllnNinn
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RNNH HtEDENN.

n'HE subscriber has lately procured an
i additional first rate Book Binder, which
enables him 10 do all work in that line, with
neatness aud dispatch. He has r. ceiyed d,
rect from PililadeIph very ln.s' snPpIy
OF paper of very superior quality, which era
Mo- Inn In do anu ind of
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DEWITT CLINTON nm,

cy poke, do.
Al plain and figured blk Levsntine cravats
Plain and printed Cashmere shawls
Figured twiled meriao Bombazetts.
Plain Black do do. very superior
% do. do. Bombazeeu
Furniture and garment dimties
Fancy coIonred and white Fringes
Boxes fashionable curls
. nnx Mrs Caulnln,. IAlnni cnrsntls
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-20

IusI received large supply Of The hest
y Cold pressed american Castor OIL.
also, on hand large quantity of su-
perlor made Putty.
WM. OWENS g. q. T.. LEI kiE,
.ipoiheoofieS 4 Druggists
Feb 10