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Gaieties aud Gravities, in . vols. This work
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National Tales, first sol. Thought by many
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"Reminiscences, hY Charlie Butler, Esq. of
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Tales Of the Crusaders in . vols. by the An
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The Refugee, in > vols. by Capt. Matthew
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The Troubadour, d Poem, by l.. l.. d. Author
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American Revolution, by Jedediah Morse, u
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Days Algebra, the last edition.
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Turkish humanity 10 Animals
Much II said ofihe humanity Which
MnssnImcn display towards animals.
Aslnsnlar proofotit occurred during
this siege MISUNDERSTANDING tbtul
suffering from thirst, the bc.ieged
lowered q nnmbor Of assrs, &c. into
the hands of The enemy, choosing
rather that they should live in tho
possession OF the iniidcl. than perish
mlserablY With themselves. It ia
even more singular. that two Of these
animals were actually preserved a.
live ill the end Of that seige their
owners preferred TO share With
beasts, rather Ihnn their dying BIZ.
llIren. when the Greeks frat OF.
tanned possession of the town, they
commenced a terrible persecution nf
the storks, driving them from the
chimncy-tops, aud old ruined c.
lumns, where they had enjoyed an.
der Mahomctan protection, ~ ma
ny centuries Of hereditary security.
The sight OF this barbarity is belize.
ed to nave enraged the Turks even
more than the destruction Of tho
houses and the violation Of their
mosques.
Taddington's TiISd II Grees.
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NoTICE IS hereby given thai tn Cen.
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Sir Isaac NfIVi0n. Til late Dr.
Stuk'lY, says. that one dAy. by an.
poIntment visiting SirI4nac Newton,
the servants told him he Wae Ia his
S'uhy. No orr Was permitted 10
disturb him there, but M IL uaa
near dlnurrtim The Visitor sat down
TO wait for HIN. After a ai,n,t
time dinner was brought ln-a boil,
ed chicken under cover, An hour
passed. and Sir Isaac did not aunenr.
he doctor hte the fowl, and cover.
lug up III" empty dish. bid lhem
dress their master another. Eegoro
that Vas ready, the great man came
down: he a~pologizcd for his DELAY,
and added, .give me but leave To
take nv short dinner, aud | shall be
at your service | am fatigucd aud
lalnl.' Saying TINS he lifted 40 tho
cover. and without any emotion.
turned about To Stukcly With n
suite: "Sce.' says hc."ah bal we stu
d'ons people are torgpt.Ihad din.
cd"
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nny particular attention nj hone.
and Philips flr eNceeds the psfitpa.
ton nj llis talents 10 Britain. In ha.
wing his works handed about, even
through the "iIhs of America.
Edward Irving. the celebrated
taledonian preacher.W hnsr oratio.s
have received such extensive after.
tion, IL very fuli, squinis excessive
~. wears his ha,r aud beard long.
AFFECTS a %sIngularify W NIL his NJ.
tons. and spe ks a broad Scotch d..
a'cct. Mr.. Brooghsm Ia din AT
dark compIexioned He hns a sc.I.
butte affection in the face. and bia
features i disturbed iners4antlf by
a parhl'Iic motioL lie gncs thu
the city very mtanly dressed, AMI
generally oalk4 as fast IA if for A
wager.
The late Lord CostIcrrngh was a,
fine looking nan as ANY IL Europe.
hI5 person VAS tall and we'll shaped,
ana he had very handsome and cx.
pressl'e connltnanCe. Lord r.
sklne "as very thin aud lnll. a good
deal oi the 81 trh outline III his ply.
Sipg lemy. Grattau was aman ani
awkwardly mad, bui his address
MAS very prepo4scSsing. Curran
was short and lat. with u large share
of etlnnre in NIL his action. PIT.
Fox, aud Orattao. lie beside each
other III cstminister Abbry, Nitl,.
out An inscription 10 mark the spot.
expect The initial letters of their
names. alone In the most rudc map.
ncr' yet lord CastIcrcagb i, denied
even Ibis, and | believe the malor-
iiy ol the nation think he would
grace a highway grave better than
the one he occupies.
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BY n, moa1 rtspeclobl, Pdourj.
an ~ tHropf A. H1i u m .imcrica, Us u
Soft aud c,rtaug ruv, far
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hin had tecei,rd'A thrust ihfo' H. inner
pa,l If his sword sran, psi righf or.
ward "a ihe exile of part If the elbow
his, IT The anne TINE passing y lifie over
thai of hts antag .oisl. but ale II, dfaw6x
bWk thnk partly bofafe III gfset bad
covered his push, ran him ~ epgh Ia
bpdF 4 Iitlle above thr right pan. lis lord.
shia,'a snoil being t1ns engaged, naltius
wa lefi Cor his drfs tee Int n,ked irlf
arm, and Ms gfaee being ~ TITS ugetoaa
siIation, vel had fair pls, Il ala,osi my
pafi of his a'dshn,'a bod. 80 4 r. fely'
p1t by arvefhi fbrHz' exaeIiv Ietsi.ll nj
hi hrpat, I'll a a WING to 4 urs
cut Il ~ defending H. p1shes al In
rrss uantlea 10 t.fiiilr ,leatct. his at.ee
iblis~d ms sword IN, rih heblv b.. hort.
asa ~ fhs elrr ing c,aditiuu 10y hath
stoo ifhan either hfing ftie l,st,s-
m'lhef p.ig, X cath ~ Them rs tbs tiiue,
wa Ia manher 'osrred niih hlnad tiad
gore, wheo bnih seconds stepped ~, and
begged they Wnnld consider dir afiaf-
ton aud H. god Al heir fnflene Ut
n"tlllrr would enns.ni ~ par ml ~ The
greater lnssof blood winch his lirdspp
susiainfh ~ being fret wounded - I'll
down sensaleH, bn. 80 such 10 nle 'hst
ne Drew hrs swafd uat II ia erte' snt,
but recovering h1nalfs bGl ;, far 10
~ que lowu, ialer.d f1tef i and lall-
ing aiIe histlHgh across Ire seosd sppei
Il l. sbe 1i,1r. HIS gtbr+, observing
III n" aas no logger clpshlr III deffaee
- 4spsible II i nEef, innt4lelly broke
hit o.,lla,d fe,fa. h.s hoAy - ib,. dep.
rsl sRns 0fenulaa sod hof spred hf-
re Hny salHaae, eaaid be- got; though
IL Fonataln ha1 ofdtIs fism hts gture
act - b. oni I lhr way inc ne shuli
be call d Upon thot marniag, Thus fell
theae tb' gillat men, whune p.tsonai
hasefy history can schtrly oqrai All
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Z. =. Ia he above Manuscript, .rsi :
al pbssaars are quite dftord, s.sp,eialIv
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LUH4TTC HOSPITAL. williamsburg.
NOTICE is hereb, given that the Cells
IN the Lnnatic Hospital in the City
VI Williamsburg, are ali occupied, aud that
w more patients will he received IN the
s''n Hospital. until some of the said Cells
arf Facant-due notice of which will be
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WEVSy WORKS.


UNE Snhst rlher has the pi..as.ue ui an .
Il nouncins 10 the public that he has just
received aud has for sale the
81 Vol. Of Randolph's Virginia Reports
Raudoph's Virginia Gardener, very va
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Msdison's and icllerson's Reports in rrlaii
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confidence call from all cusi asrs
+. Ma, %.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-03
Lynchburg Young ladies 90
ininafy.

Nm this Institution, conducted by Mr..
] aud Mrs LcubB, NJ II. Lfn5a and IN
Assistant. are taught al The branches ri E.n-
gH4h cdaen6sn 0elndina, Aatural fhiIeso-
ply Chemistry; M5 lboip} Chronology,
Rhetoric Composition IN Mathematics
aud, moreover, Drawing md pala,lug 90 pa
per au1 velvet Landscapes Nasic, vocal
aud nl The plano-torte tie trrpfi, itaIlan
aud German languages ; all hi6ds Of Needle
Work, AG. ~.
Scholars WW be ,Teeipfd. al any
lime during Inc present session. nntb
he 9th dap ?f IN gasi ncei. 1ohen It
apW terminate : payments IN prop0r-
ton oft.e time.
AZ lie end Of every session there VIII be a
publie eAAininatisn. under ihe direction Of
rcapecthble gentlemen % This town which
viii enabe the public TO judge .! the im-
proYemeu Of The scholars.
The sessions after he present, viii be oil
bye months each ard commence, regularly,
on lhe Isl OF October AID Isl of NafGh.
The months Of August aud September, viii
be tine oolJ vacation given racb year
PETER IA. LEuBA.
MAY 10. ts7s
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-01-12
NOTICE.

A Ii those who becsme purchasers &C the
4 \ sale of the personal property OF the late
t.ugh PauIl. .. Berkeley county. deceased,
are informed that their respective Obligations
have become due, and il is desirable that
promp paymen, should be made: i being tbs
wish OF the subscriber to bring the es'ats 10 a
speedy settlement, those having clsims against
said estate, are invited TO bring lAea. forward,
authenticated for set. lemcni
HENRY SNAIL. Adm'f
January s. 1861
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-01-12

National Advocase ant
sertisar. Paris papera
vember inclusive. III
ImroRTASr details res
of the T urks.A and .rAis'
Nlissolongbi wiIlb los
ting. The Reschid Pa
fsaied and obliged Ia
cf Missolonghi. notssithsl
ders of the Grand Seianl
ionghf or fhq beadn Gre
lists at Constantinople, IL
has rejected all interventioll
powers, and has delermineI
sixth campaign.
Extract OF a private letter .
80 from zante. Keschid Pach
being discouraged ~ the fruitlef
saults which he had ntAde upon
longhi. and stimulated By sl,e rf1e
The Grand Seignor, who sald, 81;
longhi Or thy head" commenced " =
rible attack upon that place about ri
days ago. A breach was opened Ii p
forsress,k troops rushed ii md NM y
themselves masters fof two hast( u y
when the Greeks threw asidA tfleir "A
kets, and falling sword IN 1Ild n5on y r
assailanis, routed and put lkAia 10 iIiie B y
The Parha. after this def Stlf caused 7
fortiiication. TO ~ raised IN 6Afth.