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The Litchfield County post., 1827-01-19

Heaven shall open on our sight, Earth be turned to living light, Kingdom of the ransOmed just Earth to earth, and dust to dust :" Then thy mount, Jerusalem, Shall be geOrgeous as gem !! Then shall in the desert rise Fruits of more than Paradise; Earth by angel feet be trod, One great garden of her God! Till are dried the martyrs tears, Through thousand glorious years Now ih hopes ofHIM we trust, Earth to earth, and dust to dust"
The Litchfield County post., 1827-01-19

OAAeOI'
 BY THE REV. G. CROWLY. Earth to earth, and dust to dust ' Here the evil and the just, Here the youthful and the old, Here the fearful and the bold, Here the matron and the maid, In one silent bed are laid; Here the vassal and the klng Side by side lay whitening; Here the sword and sceptre rust Earth to earth, and dust to dust !" Age on age shall roll along Der this pale and mighty throng: Those that wcpt them, those that weep, All shall with those sleepers sleep, Brothers, sisters fthe worm, Summers sun or winters storm, Song of peace or battles roar, Ne'er shall break their slunbers more. Death shall keep his suilen trust Earth to earth, and dust to dust " But day is coming fast, Earth, thy mightiest and thy last. It shall come in fear and wonder, Heralded by trump and thunder; It shall come in strife and toll, Ii shall come in blood and spoil, It shall come in empires groans, Burning temples, trampling thrones: Then Ambition rue thy lust Earth to earth, and dust to dustr' Then shall come the judgment sign; In the east the KING shall shine; Flashing from Heavens golden gate, Thousands, thousands round his state, Spirits with the crown and plume; Tremblc then thou sullen tomb
The Litchfield County post., 1827-01-19
BIZ S. s. SMITH, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS.

To subscribers ia this Uillage, and subscribers 6y maaiL or by post carriers, I'VO DOLLARS per gear, payable in adUance. To companies less than Ten, by mail, or taken from the office, aohere there is joint responsibility. or ,chere one indiuidual is responsible, S1 1,5O per gear, n Gd- Uance. To like componies of more than ten, S1,- 95 per year,rin odvance.-Where payment IS de- tayed to the end of the year 25 cts. toiU De added to each of the above prices.
 No papers aOiH De discontinued until aN nr- rearoges are paid, except at the discretion cfthe publisher.
 Any person obtaining ten responsible subscri- 6ers shall receiUe one paper gratis, and in that proportion for O greater or Jess number of sub- Scribers.
 ADVERTISING.
 For half c square, three insertions, or Jess, 75 cents ;-more than ha! fa square, and Jess than square, e7 1-9 cents ;-:tor one square, S1, ,OO j; -and in the same proportion for more than c square for continuing advertisements more than three tCeeks, 20 per cent per tOeek ,UW De charged
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The Litchfield County post., 1827-01-19
From tue Museum of Foreign Literature aud


 Science. THE SILVER TONES OF, woMAN's TONGUE. The silver tones of fwoman's tongue, The eloquence of womaa's eyes, A thousand nameless bards have sung, The strains unheeded by the wise; l would not be bard like them Even for the heaven of Lucy's smile, And Lucy would herself condemn The Aatterer's deceitful vile. Icould not tell thee how love, Nor paint the charms find in thee, Though every leaf in yonder grove Changed into winged words for me; But, Lucy! to this heart of mine : Let me thy gentle fingers press,-- Each rapid bounding throb is thine, And every thrOb is happiness. Lucy it is the holy hour
 When sunlight dies upon the sea When pearls are hung on nevery flower, And birds are b,lsh'd on every tree: Open the lattice--ai is mute, Mute as the beams on yon pale star; would not even have thy lute The music of such silence mar. Mehlnks there is in it a spell
 That gives the soul a higher sway, And thoughts that oft ir darkness dwell, Start into life in bright array Though ughts-feelings- -ecstacies-that fling A sudden joy through both our bosoms, Like flowers in moonlight, or like spring That wreaths on every bough her blos-
 sOms.
 Each others world we long have been, Our eyes their sun--nur arms their zone, But now something felt--not seen Gives to our bliss higher tone: While We can clasp each other thus, In loves deep purity entwinod, On! what IS all this earth to us !-- Earth cannot bound the chainless mind !! Our souls, like clouds at break ofday, Across the suns bright pathway driven, Have into light resolved away OGod! the light-the light of Heaven l! My spirit floats in liquid light Like skif upon sapphire sea. o Lucy we have seen tonight A glimpse of Heavens eternity! Lucy 1t IS a time for prayer A time for thoughts we cannot speak, - But in the blue and starry air seek i; Our thoughts will find the home they Kneel with me, Lucy, side by side We are not things of dust and clay, Thou art my own immortal hride,- Kneel with me, dearest.-we will pray.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-01-19
A DIRGE.

From .4ekerman's ' Forget me not,'' for 1926.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-01-19
THE EVENING PARTY

Ertrdct of e letter from gentleman at Washington, to c l0dy in the country Dec.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-01-19

aud Executors s 1,O0 Commissioners SIPS
The Litchfield County post., 1827-01-19

LTTCHFIELD COMM FRIDAY MORNING, l9 1927.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-07
BRIGADE ORDERS.
Head Quarters, Isl brigade,
Nm. DC. 1897.

NOp 20, 1917. )
COURTS MARTIAL. viii be held, for the trial Of alb
sent officers at training and Batalions in May-Regi.
mental reviews Undertakings IN September and Com
pany days in November nm
For The LIST Regnent--at the house OF General j. WON
in Wilmington on Monday the 18th December next al ~
ocIcck A. NJ Which Court will be composed OF TIE toll
lowing members, u= Col Thomas ROBINSON May y.
Wolf. Major j. l.. Morris, Capt. Jno. McCmhg a'd
Capt. Samuel lIarker. upernuneraries-Capt. Jonh
Wii,eman and Capt. Jas. McNea Judge Advucate--J.
A Sparks
at Chrs,iana Bridge, Monday the 18th December next
at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. Which Court viii be composed o. we
following members viz. Col Henry Whitley, Mayor Evan
H. Thomas, Capt James Miles, Capt John iierdman and
Lieut. p. b Delany. Supernrlnerares-Ca Wm lhonp-
son Of the Rifle Corps and Capt. VIM. Siseis Judge
Ad,ocate-Kensey J. Nandyke
For the 81 Reglmen-at the house OF Jno r. Mansie'd
at Mdlle,own, Thursday the goth December next AZ
10 O'Clock, A. NJ Which Court will be composed OF the
following members, viz. Col Jno Higgins, Major Alex
Crau ford, Capt. d. Webster Capt Geo Houston and Capt.
Jno Sutton Supernumeraries--Capt. WIN Weldon, an'.
Lieut.. ! Q. Thompson. Judge Advocate-Capt. Jas Y.
Mansfield
The Court Martial for the trial of Officers belonging to
the Artillery and Cavalry, will meet at the house of Tho
mas milford in 81 Georges, Wednesday the f9h De.
cember next 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and will be composed OF
he following members, viz. Major Arnold Naudan, Capt
Jno Fddows, Capt Rob't Ocheree, Capt Alex. Porter
and Capt Jacob Monre Supernnmerares-Capt Ino
Mathews and Lieut. jacob Cauk. Judge dvecae-Lieu'.
Thomas milford.
The Adutants and Commanders Of Companies will fur
nh the Judge Advocates with lt 1t absentees, live days
previous TO the meetings of their respective courts The
Courts will meet precisely the hour ordered, when the
Judge Advocate will call the roll Of members. noting
and reporting sbsenees, any and may adjourn from day
To DAY unit; their business is closed
The Judge Advocates will make returns to the Brigader
under their ha ds and seals OF the proceedings OF shelr
respective courts, early in the month Of January next
by Order Of he Brigaher General:
JAMES N. SUTTON,
l0--5t Brig. .M,jor and Mspseior
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-07
PLANTATIONS FOR SALE.

ITO be sold at Private Sale, Two Plantaions No. l,
i containing &c acres; 10 woodland the remainder in
high state of cultivation. There is said farm
fE.A orisbe dwelling house, small barn, wagon house,
BEE and other out buildings; well of good water in
he kitchen and in the barn yard large apple or
chard, in full bearing, of selected fruit.
s-v-A No. 9, containing 90i acres, ten OF which
E % WITH r op es ne doo s.se
49, apple orchards and large peach orchard. The
land divided into convenient fields, with spring OF
good water i'll each The terms will be made easy to
the purchaser. Apply to the subscriber, in Mil Creek
Hundred, about halt mile from the Brandywne Chaly
bea;e springs. JOHN DUMMY
Nov %. ftp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-07
i0--5t
NestonpLlle, nan PAlAlIelt

Hest0nulNe, near Philadelphia, Oct IS.
MfssRs FHcK Go.
tENtLEMEN-IIaying seen in one Of your papers for
~ last mcnh communication signed by gentleman OF
philadephia purportng have received full head Of
har from the of Oldrdges Balm of Columbia, and
fully agree with the writer Of that article that the Pro-
pe,or Of any preparation certainly entitled a reward
in proportion as the discovery is useful"
should think myself OF my duty If did not give
you for the information of the public account Of my
From unknown cause when about the age Of thin ty,
part cfmy beard fell off my face whilst that part which
NAMED grew usual.
My mdcrous appearance caused me TO shun society as
much possible Tired at length Of the expense and trouble
Of repeated shaving preserve oetable smooth appear
my face, tried only halt bottle OF OLrdIes Balm
Of Columbia, and my small qualification it has entire
~ restored my beard.
Gentlemen leman yours, SC,
JOSEPH COGGlNs.
IT The Balm Of Columbia may be had az tins Office
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-07
ADVERTISEMENT.

vIVHE celebrated and long looked for ihan Physician
L fom the Creek Naton takes this method of Inform.
ng the public that after study Of many years among the
frs Indian physicians Of the healing and practice at
forwards OF than thirty among most respecta
biz inhabitants in different parts of the United States with
he greatest success Imaginable in the Of various
situate we'll private Cures chiefly perform
ed from the virtues of the sweet balmy vegetable creation
&c lie subscriber has different Indian medicines sale
which fails Of curing the following complaints
dysenery, coughs and colds, deafness, aud bruises
headsche in five minutes, rheumatism, heartburn, cts
ard feveis in "a hours, and many other diseases The
above medicines viii be put up with and sent BY let
ter postpaid BY personal application any part Of the
United States The subscriber well most Of the apo
thecares and booksellers in Wilmington has for sale The
invaluable Vespctro cordial liquor excellent in all com.
plants of the stomach liver, indigestion, vomiting con
sumption, dropsy, colo, mpuriy Of the blood kings evil
&c. Only give il fair trial and just expectation will
be disappointed for be assured has been The means of
doing much good, the saving of lives in short
even the perfume Of this vegetable medicine is all sufi
cent to alleviate pain, and the asie of to perform
The Which will be had the above places as well
the subscribers Office, No 10. Second street, opposite
the Lower Market, where the public will be arenvely
waited on by their friend j. SHARON,
NOV. IT, 5-tf Indian Ply tcian.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-07
MIDDLETOWN ACADEMY
Classical Department.

v4NilS Institution will be opened On Monday the cd Of
octoDer INST, under the cate Of the Rev. Io,lrH
WILSON
Ia this Seminary Students will be thoroughly ins,r uced
y the different branches Of good English and Classical
education, viz, Reading Writing, Arithmetic Enrl,h
Grammar Geography, Composition, Elocuon alalheiat.
cs and The Greek and Latin Languages Tie terms Of
tuition w.'l be--tor the English branches, exclusive Of
maticsi for the Languages including the English $40 per
session. Tuition money to be paid in advance
There VIII be two sessions in the year. with short yaca
ton between each.
Good boarding can be obtained in respe c'able families IN
the village at the rate ct forty dollars per sessions and
few boalders can be accommodated in the family az Tho
Principal JNO EDuuWFs g.,
Niddetown, Oct. l. 1927 "a an
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-07
TIE FEMALE SCHOOL,
IN the MiAaletOWn Acaaemv

vXIi-I be opened on the first Monday in Dec.mber'x,
w under the superintendent Of Mss I.,stl,, -
DERsoS. '
Terms Reading, writing spelling, &c. So Der ooar-
ter payable in advance. fN 4"a-
Geography arithmetic, and plain needle work q Scots
per quarter. - ~ -
Embroidery and Painting, SIS per qua,tes.
Good boarding Can be had il the village on -,sorah,
terms. JOHN Ll,yYNyvCc " '".e
Mi-letown, Del Nov S, 1897 ~ =.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-07
10000 or 10000
POUNDS OF
POR x,

VssliE subscriber Giving the Brandywne Flour Mills
4 viii give Sore Goods at CASH prices fof PORH-
Any person wishing 20 barter, will do well TO call.
WILLIAM MCAULIEY
Nov. 49, 1927 6-N,
n Is. general assortment of seasonablt DRY GOODS.
together with Gkt& ERIES China Glass Queens and Ear
then wa~, Drugs, Paints OILS, &C., always ON hand
W NC.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-07
M'CAULLEY & RICE

South Hest d, and near 70, Brandyuine Nils
In and adjoining the store formerly conducted b, Mr. b
lce, as sroceIs-where i may not be Of dlsad, anse
TO persons to call and examine for themselves, %
The following compose par Of their assortment.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-07
THE Delawarc Fire Insurance Company,

INCORPORATED by the Legislature Of the State Of be-
aware, with capital Of hundred thousand dollars.
The President and Directors receiving aplc ca.
tons for Insurance. at their Office, No. 81, Shpey street.
between Front and Second Streets against Loss by Fire.
every description OF Buildings in generals Merchandise
Ships u Port and their Cagoes ousehould Furniture,
and other personal property also. against loss damage
by inland transportation ofgoods, wares chandse and
country produce.
Terms OF insurance will be as favorable any of the
Companies in the Cities Of Philadelphia New York
Parties assured may repose the fullest confidence in the
sodi,y Of its capital, and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company.
JoHs MooDr is Agent to survey property be insured,
for the town and vicinity of New Castle in place Of @ d.
B!aney, declined.
LkvI H. Evans is Agent to survey property be Insu.
red for the town and vicinity Of Ekton.
JoHS CLOAK is Agent TO survey property 10 be Insured
for the town and vicinity of Smy rna
osEpa JosRs Agent properly to be Insured
Tor the town OF Westminster and vicinity.
Directors.
John Paterson, David Bush
Joseph iialy, VIM. Chandler,
David e. Wilson, Joseph Grubb,
Joseph Z. GIipn, kober Porter.
WM. SEAL, President.
ID. BYRSrs Secretary
April ~, 1926 Is
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-07
NOTICE..

vsviE subscriber intends apply to the Legislature, al
IL tie session. TOR law TO authorize him to erect a
grs ard mill, and a cardng machine, the bance
called Cow branch, the main branch OF Indian rver At
the Presbyterian meeting house. in Indian River
hundred sussex County. ROBERT FRAME.
hover 18th Nov 1927 S-12t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-07
NOTICE..

I VERY rusty Colorei Girl, 10 years old, who un-
N dcrssnds cooking, and all kinds Of house.wok,i be
disposed OF, for II years. to respectable family, in
this State. Inquire at this Office.
Sen, L. 1907 89.-if
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.

- virtue OF writ Of vend exponas to me directed,
viii be exposed TO public sale, Il the house ct Patrick
MConmHry il ST. tieorges iinndfet, ON Saturday the
shh Of seecnher nest, at NO O'clock all the following
pau,atipns tracts u laad situate lying and being IL
The huni'ca Ell ,. Georges No bounded BY land %
Patrick NC.naugley. Joseph Il. Sims and wife, heirs OF
joan M'G,l, dec, and others; containing one hundre 4
sR tSr t~o aud thirty nine perches; be the same
more %. les No. , PLANTATION tract 1t land in the
htnfel aforesaid bounded by the per Penn road, BY
IAnI Il Thomas Cowdcn, Christopher Vandegnt aud OH
cs; containing hundred and sixty three acres be
improvements and apnutcntaces thereunto belonging
ssle ana taken IN executio, the property Of ifici
II. Pennington and to be sold by
VIM nERDMAN, Sheriff.
Newcasile Nov 26 1897 lost
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-07
Almanacs for 1923.

y1oOR Wills Uncle Sans Farmers, Town and Coun-
l. Try, Columbian, and otlrer Almanacs, English and
Dutch Tor 1885, Cor sale At his Office WHOLESALE ara retail
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-29

thc Boston Lyctum we fad the annexed speci-
mea Of Swedish poetry. r. was selected from
the writings Of apopular Swedish writer, by
Mr.. lIili, the able editor Of the Lyceum, for
whose excellent judgment ir mattersj OF the
kind, we entertain perfect respect.
THE BATTLE or LENA.
Young sverker hath flej 10 The Dani.,. king,
Away from his native land, -
Ilo has gaihor'd band Of warsiors there
They speed TO the ocean strand.
And n dark revenge hath Sverker sworn,
When he comes to his home again,
Fos his sirs hath suderd bl.oJy death
It tie hands Of those Swedish men,
Tie has gathered his ships from The is!os OF the
Sound,
And gallant feet are they,
His banners stream saily, bright glitter tie
sPeass,
As The sharp prows clcave their way.
lie looks abroad from The lofty deck
As the hills oihiS home appear,
.,God grant me TO rescue the land of my EiItl,
'Or sink in the biliows herc.'
They reach the stream al The uijnsh. hour,
Their anchors they al haye cast,
AMI they talk with glce of the coming fight
Tc the shores they are hurrying ST.
Vow, speed thee, thou herald" ihe young
king shouts,
ITO my focman hasten away,
And .e!l him that Sverxer returns TO his home
And bears him in battle 10 day!"
Full swiftly he rides TO Sir Maneskioll,
And readily thus speaks nc,
~This dag on Nestergdl!ands plains,
Hath Syerker arrayl his men"
.Thy chieG,ain's tongue. Sir knight. is bold,
"But the fate that await him is Dire
Ihe weight Of tho weapon, the stripping shall
know,
NThat drank OF the blood OF his SIRE"
Then back at the word tae herald spaeis,
And loudly doth l,n call
Arouse. prepare ye for the fight,
"King Sverker's warriors all
They spring 10 their arms al the battle cry,
And saddle their steod. amain,
and the barbcd spears OF the Swedish hest
Come ,hicitenipg Ger the plain.
hnd over Ecna's ample heath
The shouts Of the warriors roar'l,
Aud f,ercely rain'j The aIrowy shower,
And the blood iD-torrcnts pourd.
The brother he smote III. brother down,
No kinsman his kindred knew,
And ween il was pity tiat;lay 10 see
How the son his father slew.
Zach shaft sped true 10 lie deadly aim,
Each blade was bsanlishd well--
As the peasant mows the ripcrI corn
So the ranks in slaughter f.!l.
The owiet hoots in lac forest vale,
The esgle is screaming wild. -
And many viiow'd spouse doth mourn,
And mary an orphan chill.
The vulture shreks on the mountain tor.
The raven 4 cronking there
And many virgin maid doth weep,
And rcnd her goljea hair.
The wife ascend the turret's height.
And looks across the plain,--
AL bloody aod wild the steed comes home,
But no rider holds the rein.
There was waiing aud wo ovor Denmark. land
And sorrowing deep and lore
For the thousand, who spc'i from their home,
away,
Todie on dis,an, shore
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-29

POETRY.
THE OAKS.

Fhe I.ondoa Literary G Iete fun ,ies long
ami interesting review Of The life OF Carl Theo.
dore Korner, the celebrated German dran,alist
poet and politician. The book is from the pen
ol The father of ;he iamented bard aud may be
considered autl en'ically ect, From the re.
view we copy the poem entitled" The Oaks
which i, esteemed one Of Korners lappicl pro
iu2.ion.. Whist il rartakos largely OF "a rel
vein OF poetry, i br,a,hes an mir oC patriotism
w.,ch cannot but be Appreciated ~ every On
who loves his native country.
lis evening; uli is husl;ed and Still.
The sun so;s bright in ruidy sheon.
As here IL, 20 muse al viii.
Beneath these oaks umhrascous scrcea;
WhiSe wnnle, ing Thoughts ny fancy ill
With dreams q ito when isesh and green,
And visions cf the o.tlea time,
Revive in al! tlcir lomp subIinc.
While tine hal. called the brave swag,
and swept the lovely Ia the tomb;
As yonder bright hut fading ray
lsqueached amid the twilight gloon.
Yet ye are kept from all decay,
For s;ill unhurt and fresh ye Lluon
knd seem. TO tell ia Whispering biealh,
That greatGtsss ILL sui ,iycs in death.
And &c csrrvivc.-'mid change severe,
Each aged stem bat stronger srowg,
Ana not a pilgrim passes here.
paI. seeks beneath your shade repose
Ard rfyour leaves. when dry,aai serc,
Fal! fast 81 autumn win close.
! ct every falling !. az shall hr.us,
la nal t.ii, i,'t' ., tn ft,.
Thou native oak, thou German 'rae,
sit emblem too Of German worth.
Type Of q nation brave AMI FREQ,
And worthy q. their native earth.
Az wlrt avals TO ;,liDk On 'l.cc,
Or on the times when .hou ha,!st hir.l.
Thou German race. the nobest aye ofni.
Thine oaks ..li stand, while thou, alas nu.l
lLl.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-29
MIsCELLANv.
THE EXILE OF FLORENCE

" lie could not breathe his prayers as lie was wont
The spo,ler had destroyed t.e shrine, and left
An image there. not OF ,he chastensd god
What nov shall stead the withcred hopes OF him.
Who, stripped Of every friend, must stand alone
la this huge wor!d-gallcd INTO solitude"
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-29

SWEDISH PoETRy.-In tie last number o.
tho Boston LycCum we fad The annexed speci-
meu OF Swedish poetry. T. was selected from
the writings Of apopuiar Swedish writer, by
Mr.. lIili, the able editor Of the Lyceum, for
whose excellent judgment ir mattersj OF the
kind, we entertain perfect respect.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-20
August 81
New Arrival of Books.

II II T. subscriber has the pleasure Of announe-
ing to his friends and the public generality,
that Il, has received dircct from Philadelphia by
the last evening" stage. few very splendid new
works " hich he wall sell very low
Among the books are the following new works
VIZ:
Reuben Apslcy IN 2 vols. by the author OF
Bramb.ise Hous", The Tor Hill. &e.&c, 1hts
work is 10 universally praised that any thing
more said from me might be suprriinons.
The Epicurean Tale by Thomas Moore, this
Is sad to be decidedly the best production from
the pen ofthe author
The Living and the Dead-Ihls work Is well
worth, the attention of my rclgiou, friends rs tbc
public generally. aud am greatly mistaken II
all who read IT is not well pleased win IT,
The Subaltern 81 Sketches OF the Pennsuiar
War during tie Campaigns of lSl3--l4, by an
eye witness, his wurk !, we'll worthy the aitena
tion ofcyery person and much question "heth-
er more interesting work Wa ever published.
AbRAM X. NORTH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-20
Iile of y apolcon.

1sBilE last night, Man brought us asupply Of
j. the long looked lor LlfEOF NAPOLEON,
in 3larGc seo. YolsVcIy snper'otly executed, con
tanning beautiful and correct portrait of the
great Napoleon Much "as expected from this
Great WoIk. But so fr a. have heard, and
can Judge, II surpasscs hemost sangane cXpcc-
taliou. | thereorc hope every person viii do
me- the iwom 10 call aud buy copy OF this
splendid ok, more especially AS Tie work +
nov Offering Ia the public On more Reasonable
terms Than ever know ANY work ot lie same
magnitude Indeed ma, add Of any llpd
ABRAM X. AOElII.
Ana