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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-25

NEW B0okS.--lhc subscriber hos The
= ' pleasure ui .nlorming the public, ihai ht
q, jusf received. dneet uom Philadelphia, one
me mnst interesting Works that's been bsinre
-, ppHHe Co. Many }e.ns h,l'td. "4a3 odd
i.on ntor,naeon, uet II bntdIy sYrf WIS s"i
Hass,d lie nuF. ~ pnesupn - eull'd fRi1r
Ir1y the hrst pR,l II one wi. end the sft"n
AIT IN two wis his production "a ,utftdoied
me ton Ton oil ~, day
ADRIAN X EJRIu.
Nav Y
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LaaIu Ruron and DaaeAier.

| know great deal OF LADY r.
WhtG she lived . -, fort the
name OF The place nov, bun II IS not or
nom Iroomiy and thought her u woman
~ nus ulne understanding, nd great
| conversational powers, and strong ndiif-
u good sensc--but bot allopcihef tho
wilc for Lord Byron. She shcwea her
admirhbe sGnso Of pfopriety by tho
sccln,lou Il which she consigned lefscli.
NJ tn d'Pnllied silence sic in,iolbly
maintanedfespertlng v bat may betDm-
I'd hei case lh,lieye to l.imost mt.
amalo associates, Lacy Fyron never
blcahrd her hnsbun = l. ~, /; mover
alluded, IN The most casual manner, 10
her own peculiar situation. On lie
contrary, SIR appeared studiously 10 a.
void al reference 10 In subject. Her
daughter Ada Byron, 10 whom such
touching me ost attache, str, nglyre,tn-
be h,r gifted laiber. There Is ~ pr
ticui un expression about The month;
q ,ual when She is dlsI leased, IN Ler
youthful lip, a tle aud Gcite IN her eve
witch thoSc who hid cstr ~ oppor~
iun1s 81 wau hing IL. poets textures.
~ moment Of irritation would insnntiy
recognize. l' likeness ) ,ineularl, stfr
King. II Is h9rdly ian 10 ludtt of h,r AT
snch tender years bnt | thought ! DIS.
covered germs Of talent, ara shah add
a Spiee ol Lord Byron's disposition--a
Ile ieasen Of sell lndulg, nee and self
VII. Lucy Byron was passionatcly
a aehoo 10 hcr and paid de most
Ngliant attention 10 thoso grand essen.
ais IN "omsn's happiness; lcmpcr
ana dispositions. Ihcl, was one thug
u pal tlculht " hlehsuuck mo tuy Ion, u
aiy. 1t Is rule worthy ia. adtpilon Z r
very mother. had dlned alone nh SIR
y lph and herself, latle Aae vas w4a
" Al tea but ri rs concIus,un, l.. Y
byron lose nd said, You must exft.ss
ne aiw y give an hour 10 MY
laughter every nlqht before shr GOES 10
beu, when we talk over thc events or
he day. ! find II ty lar the test hour
II the ID Tor Affecting and correcting tho
heart y II sh' pas learn"d and
mathematical mos, assuredly 1t Dc>es
ppearcd III hon conversation. II was
rhl, and that only, OF highly accom-.
pIlshed and very well informed wo-
man. An incident OoclIired--I dnn't
choose 10 diyuIpe II, winch Was pelfcc,.
~ conclusive a. my nina thu Lady Byron
wosst II tondly attached 10 Inn. Anairom
The accounts Of Oilers who knew The
facts, am thoroughly satisfied that
Lold and Lady Byron might have heen
living togctberal This v,ly hour, had h.,
.lc been spared ,bul for ihrinierycn,iono of
a thad person. L01iy Aocincper coald en-.
dU1e HIM; d the feeling was reciprocal.
SIN was porpCmlly haunted by the idea
tidt msl"fdshV untdlthtui husband.
On lhc other Il nj Il, never spared her.
'nd unh,ppdy, Lady NJ, temper aud
nneumgo d expression afloIded scape Tor
i've most blunE sallIc and catislic IRONY.
" haicSol mSurrridre, or sln1e IN seA
p'ralon, III lhc particular INSTANCE su
con lnnolly quoted, he was grossly mis-
| lmv. reason To believe.
though not ltom her own lips, III La
dv byron now feels thu, Tile Hpint
and hc dtah.
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Sold by the principal Druggists and Book.
sellers IN the Uuitcd ~tafis.
u Price SO per bottle, or cooper dozen.
=. Printed directions ARE an the bottles.
". ~. POTTER,
No u South Ninth - cet, between fhes.
nus and Market, opposite the University Of
Ppune ylvania.
The above Medicine for sale by the subScri-
her. sole Agent tpr ihc ,alfs az Lynchburg.
WALTER n. MIDDLETON,
OPPOSITE Post QJtce-LyachdW-.
May J. ON
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GEORGE KANE
City of PhilRllelnhin. IS

George kaae, at the district of southwark.
personally appeared, ana, Doug duly sworn,
doth declare aud say, tnal the above state
meni Is, IN ali respects, correct aid tue, and
that tue sig0alnre 10 1t IS IN tue hand nri
thug OF this deponeat.
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M ooh BlNDl.tA II lac subscriber / a. late
- " prouned an additional Gtst rate hooot
Binder, which enables han 10 do all work ~
that lHie, with ncJtneas und di,patth lie ha#
received ducct hum ihilHdo phid, very ihtgt
supply OF paper oi very sufon"i quality, "hIc.
enables him 10 do aus kind oi Blank Hub al "a
minutes notice, Merchants. tlo,ks, aud Tie pub
II, generally may re-, on having any wotk o.
dei,d Of me, faithfully done and made out OF lbt
be-, natc, AIS ,nd Wy low pooes,--fetson.
wishing bu,hs bounu are requested 10 hIlng thcn
I'awad anmeala,cly rs an somewhat al l,,s-
-. ND can do diem mu,n n,Icr dian WHEN /
an pushed viii work lie public tuc lulthcl
informed thai bud buol,, III much ioWor plI,es
HAN thy ever we're known To be- don't Al ~ this
dat ~ thr county, and "a a much more superb
81 manner. Abl.Aal ii NOkIH.
Feb. y TIL
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This Is to certify, that / was afflicted With
disease of the Lirer jar sett0 gta,s, which
iTudgGt "A loss OF appetite, and consequent
emaclafion. During this period receivrd
the advice, aud followed the prescriptions
ol Dr. II. aud other phy s,clans, without OBJ
tanning any reilet About twenty months
past applled 10 Mr.. W. ". Potter, who nd
st,cl IA course OF the CnlhalcUu. common
ced taking il. six bottles have Ell, ctusly
enred M, and NON cuJ0y a state oil
most perfect health
MARTHA v. M'CURnY,
N - [ I,.-.n.-.l.,.t
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Pbilaidgaia, Spt 20, 1876

Nj. ". W. Potter,
Sri hereby give YOU statement oi
nv ca-e, aud u are AT liberty 70 use II IN IL
~ manner ~ may think proper.
Abont lonr years ago | became afflicted
with complicated Ca9e of Snoiaia ami
Hhife SwetIiRg; during This period pRord
myself under the care OF upward 81 eighteen
respectable physicians in Boston, PiHsburg,
AbanV and this pince, bul lnctr prescriptions
were in vain. Ms arm became U.oits5, TIE
elbow Joint being very mucn enla -td, aud
ST. covered with ulcers, TINT my physician
feariug modification would t1kr plaee, att
rised me 10 Submitt0 ampatai0a, but this re-
iecrad. Ga my back there was an ulcer as
large "a, the palm oi my hand, which became
SO painful that despalred ot EYER being ~
stored to health, orfven getting relief ~
wing seen d similar case In my own Vii il
was cured by your iaraiuabie Caiaoiifoa, rs
the las, resort applied Tor a, aud tie happv
result is, from its 0se about fhrea monflts--I
am perfectly cured. JOIN HtAif.
n. &. As am about Leaving the cry, ior
information n 10 the accuracy Of ms case,
several gentlemen of high responsibility may
be reterredto.
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JAE MS PIPER.

This Is to certify, that | have 5een the a
bove Cast, aud OeIege it 10 be TRUE aud cor
rect. WI. /. CARTER.
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Cornish's Remedy for the Piles

/HHE Medicine nov offered to the pahiic
- is one which has been fully suhiecte
10 the infallibe test 81 experience and "a e
very instance where il has been fairly tried,
il has been attended with The most complete
success. In some Of the cases, the patients
had been aboring under The disease Tor years.
aud during that period had received the test
medical advice, aud had even undergone II
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage It's moi like those usually nd.
verised,) offered rs n certain cure tor long
catalogue Of diseases, but those afflicted with
this complaint, Tor which lone II is recon.
mruded, my rely with confidence upon OBJ.
tanning relief, even in its worst forms, in u
short time and they themselves are the best
judges Of the Importance of such remedy -
Price % cents pei boz. with directions sign
ed by the proprietor.
"he subscriber is appointed Agent for the
sale Of the above medicine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON
Nov 81.
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DR. DRISDEN'S Cclebr7'ad Rheumatic
Po,g9er5 Recommended by the most
respectable physicians in Europe as well as in
America as a safe and certain cure for the
Rheumatism and Rheumatic Go7d
n Juiicious practitioner in London, speaking
RI of these powders, expresses himSclimus.--
" have (says he) employed all my skill aud tal5
ents to find out useful PREPARATION for the re.
lief and cure Of Rheumatism, and most S0lemntg
affirm that have never found any flung so good,
50 safe, and 50 g6icncious, as DR., Drsden's Rhen
matte Powders You may depend upon II says
he) for have often experienced it, that TIC
possess every virtue that can justly be 7scuuea
to any medicine for that tormcntng disease.
Here then says he, AGAIN. you have medicine
Of superlatiye efficacy aud Of intrinsic value
mild in its operation and certain IN lis effects, aud
which may be given with sue SIS N VhI'ety OF
chronic diseases, but especially in obstinate
rheumatism. II may he given 10 the Youngest
children, and women IA the moot -l't'ltf s.tu-
atoms. In pains OF Il face, &c powder taken
at bed time will give relief
DR.. JENSIqGs Of Edinburgh, speaking of these
powders saws, have used them ~ nay practice,
as well as in the hospitals, and ha them to be ii
most valuable remedy in cases OF rheumatism
and well calculated 10 do much good, and there
fore recommend them to general use being con.
Htltlt III my fHn bDlllloI, hS "tll as 'lid' VI
ers, that no one vii be disappointed who may
have occasion to use them.
DR. Clark Of Sew York, in a letter to the a
gent ofthe proprietor concludes by saying, The
poorer class Of people viii find in these powders
a valuable and cAeap medicine, for | have gen
orally found rom one 10 Two boxes have produ
ced a cure, and in SOM cases half a box has hae
the wished for effect, AID in one instance a gen
tleman who ca, mder my care, lahoring under
obstinate chronic rheumatism, attended with al
the symptom Of approaching consumption, by
continuing tie use OF the powders both diseases
were completely removed, and am, Of an opn
ION. tha' MS Medicine will prove valuable rem
edy in conn .aints ofthe chest as well as Htu
matism Prepared and sold by
NJ 5. DKISDEN, VI d.
No. 10 81 Pants, London.
Who has appointed DIR. ROBERT HARRIS
JR. of Phj'4dsiphia, the only agent IN the United
States, to vend the Rheumatic FGUde@j VIII
fll powder to appoint other aseHts where b
may think proper.
= TIE subscribe is appointed Agent ana
has for sale few dez u BIKES IF pr briS9fa3
Rheumatic poWde S, Zach box contains p doses.
Price 81 % Pc boS
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Apothccdry and Druggist
July Sd. t24A92
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efforts and multiply the gricfs which he
purposes to remove.
lie that has not mastery over his
inehnatons, he that knows not how to
rests the opportunity of present pleas.
nc q Pala for the sake Of what reason
tells hun IS IN 10 bo dont, wanfs tho
tue principle Of viltue ahd lndustry,and
Is III danger Of never being good foI any
thing. lfo,ke.
No housc is so narrow bur that libefs
ii mlnd wall add 10 IFS dimensions.
fetrareh.
LHG is too short 10 be lonp in form
ing the tender aud happy connexions Of
H. rSfeyne
Fi''oi DRg. There is no virtue hat
adds So noble charm to the finest traits
ol beauty, as that which exerts itself ia
watching over the tranquility OF an aged
parent. There are no tears that gives
50 noble o luslre TO the cheek Il innos
cence, as the tears of flltl sonSw.
r.talian's Letters.
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i.NtA1IihNlEL WINSTOA--h The iHn lion
IL OF Main Street with tie Aller leading 90 h
from Fncud's 10 Martin Of .tone u a.. hsrIsroG
lcrs 10 the public by wholesale q ietal ecnc.,
rai assortment ofGKOC EidES, on a. goo tciIu.
az can be- had IN this market confident they ar.
Wen bought, bat will not promise ON better ~
cheaper, consisting in pari Of
Best dlcd sacks Of Salt, tNillcd sncking
Sugar and { Office OF different qualities
n. Orleans and W Molnsses
Mould aud Sperm. candies. Is 10 ga
lWpctdinc aud transparent soap
Guuppwdrr and hupcrial Tea. fresh
Cal aud wrought Nails aud BradB
PaieHl Balances, With and without frames
Window Glass, 8 by 10 d TOBY II. X Putty
snithGold and mountain Bacon, which Sil {.
g1ac to furnish by the seasoa
New alackercl aud behring's
lew casks of rich Cheese
Best Brown Tanners Oh
Suffolk TAI, and Carolina Moss or ma'rasass
Assortment of Hardware, CroekeI5, Glass sAs
Ea1hcn Ware
Blind onuillc aud Curb Brides
Collars, Wagon, cart and GIG wh9s
Hacks best and common ScRars
Mons and hogs WOOL aud fur Hats
sail Peur, Glauber Salts. Mustard
Alipice, Pepper, Ginger, Indigo, Hacde' and
Coppcias
Iron, German and blistered Stec.
Genuine Madeira utd Malaga Vine
london and Philadelphia Porter
Cotton ebccting aud shifting osnsbug3
"a and 4 - point blankets
600 H. beautiful Cotton yarn
10 hbls of cider
For which viii receive any kind Of prcdus>
brons ut to this market al the best cash prizes
NATHL. WINSTON
March 90 ls62
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March 20

YFl OOK BINDERY The snbscribcr has ~
- ly procured am additional first rate Boook
Binder, which enables him to do all work. j
thai line, With neatness and dispatch. H. ~
received direct from Philadelphia, very la'ea
supply Of paper of very superior purity. @inch
enables him 10 do amy kind OF Btanh Gorh at =
minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, and he pub
lie generally may rely on having any work or
red OF me, faithfully done and made out Of the
best materials and al very low prices Persons
wishing books bound requested 10 bring them
forward Immediately as AIN somewhat at leis-
ure and can do them much better than when
am pushed with work. The public are further
informed thai | 5ind books at much lower prices
than they ever were known 10 he done at IN THE
dart of the country, and ~ a much more superb
ar manner. ADRIAN 4. NORTH,
Feb.Y 1s2g
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IniiE SUBSCRIBERS have entered into 20.
- partnership under the firm oi JoIlNso4
* y ADJ, aud have taken the House recently
ocenpied lay Nh J. Hendricks. one door above
thestfeei leading from Martins 10 Friend'a
Nmof use and nearly OPT, SITE the Hanks,
whtre icy have and will keeo CONSTANTLY for
snlt supply Of nrst rate Groceliesand IIouof.,
AnioaF winch uc.
900 Sacks Liverpool Snlt
10 Ilhds ST. CfotS Sugar
llhls. Ofleirs Sugar
l,rrcci Rice uea crop
IL Bbl, Machoel
10 lihds Mustgyadu do
10 Bills Loaf mh White surht
70 B"Gs "reoo Coffee, 10 Bugs White 10,
10 DO, Pepper aud Aspiee D.
20 BoNes Window Glass, assorted
llhds. prime hIolasses
~ Boxes Gnnponder aud Imperial ,fehs
- DO, sperm aud 1alos Candles
1900 lbs Cotton ian, No D 10 10
30 Kegs Wrought aud cot Nails, ussofted
BoNcs Museatol ltasIns
90 Tons Plaster
Casks superior Clsese
Indigo, Mnddu, Copperas md Giurer
Sail rsrc, Cotton Cards. Fur 4 NoolHAia
Coarse aud fine Shoes
Old jamaica and Antigua Rum
coguac Btondy. 6th proof
Superior L. + Madeira wine
Drto Sic aud Malaga do
German and Bliaered Steel
old lonetiHc Vine
Writing sod Whipping Paper
Sttcrs, Double Flint 1nmhlcfs
Tanners OIL. Sione Ware,
Aso-dooO lhs family rncou
Our friends H. the pubic gehornlly ere invited
To teFof rs with call before they pun tbasc cAs
81 L., .Hf No. A 4 4
ces and quality 10 compare with any IN This may
ket WILLIAM JOHNSON,
BIN kRLf WADE.
Fob. p. trpbe
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New Atti1ni Of N. ,Ilrtnrr-

Il NeW AuHdi Of Msdiriars
&rsstsile NSNTALIFK II. MIDDLETON -
|A ~ w nov Receiving Sky thrts
LaaTf packages fresh Modicibos, waich
EgI IA have been particularly selected by
an experienced hand, and which rA1a
be- warranted genuine
lie la, recently purchased the sutire siotk Of
Dug, Medicines, Pants, Oils, Hyc.s,uls, se
Of Ducts Owens q Lseks, winch IA addillon 10
his stock on hand, together with hl nrw arrival,
renders hi, assortment extensive Hnd eoluplpt.-
His friends and tho public, a well a. Tia, Gus
TONERS OF Owens ~ Leekie, afe assured that thsy
can be furnished on the most favorable terms
Practitioners Of Medicine. country naerg henes
and others who purchase Largely can be ahyplipN
at IA small advance above the northern prices and
good bonds taken IN payment
The greatest attention paid to the corrr gund-
M Of medicine; and he pledges himself 10 DELI
yer no article out OF his establishment III waat,
Is Of thc purest quality.
July II. tsgE
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6FLN BOOKS --rhe snhse#ibet has tho
81 pleasure ot rgain Informing the public
M he bes lds, reerived direct from Philadel
pun, a very la.ac additional -unplY Of
Books + Stationary,
no'cl readef' his { iiec,on very complete,
An g" which he is Determined 70 sell very low
,of cash Those wishing = hay arc psriirn-
ANY invited 10 call aud eAamne my collie
'' before they PURCHASE. In the late ar.
AZ, Mere the following New Works, viz -.
'R' round Winter Hearih, by Jane and
p" Nara Porter: beng the he. produc-
- rom their ron for may wears. The Ad-
~, 'afes OF Don Jaan de Ulloa, illustrated
>, - he En2ravings this work contains
i''at 'nrpr'slug adventures TINT was ever
n He Franklin Almanack, for 1897
eI''r 70 any other IN the world. Atlantic
g., mr., or Christina. nnd New Years pre-
n. = Tor 1927; this IS arriirdlv one of the
superior productions ever issued from
,o '"e-S IN the L. Siaies, aud equal tif not
=, ''o'l 10 any n he World This wonder
=. fNern'rd work was published by II. {.
- 81 L"a, Philadelphia; AMI they rich
l. the patronage at 4 iberal public,
M. '',nP TO this very superior production,
nq,I; p'1'''' the most useful productions
-, ','el ~ the L. States, qnd generally hot
y, executed, ApRAN NnRi1
Aor. Ii.
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PRINTED Asp runLrsHtp BY
..,,uu FLETCHER x RICH II. ToLER
publishers Of the Lars q he onion

-.r,o 1eai-weclly Paper, at 81, and the Weekly
- =, a. DER annum, payable IN adYauce.-No sub
s soa 5sssysa . s.i s@, 9 55iG s %@s,o,
All 90 -, r. anil all arrearaees are paid
at ,5esftisenents viii be insertel Al 80 cents per
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Pfs',,n,n.ihle person in l.yurihurg.
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~ s4r K dolid-s'
So an ,isrs addressed To the Editors must be post
. :, tl.y will nlt be attended -
T1 -
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July 3D..

" AMP 4 IINSEED OIL.--Waltcr II. Mid
:. dleton, has this day received large qnan-
IL, Of superior Winter strained Lamp Oh.-Al-
50 Linseed Oil, spirit lurpcntine, White Lead,
&c.
NoY. L Isl
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MARn EIECTION

,.n1E Ward Election for nine Common
' Councilman in each ward, in The town Of
frnthburg, viii take pace pursuant 10 AN act
sf assembly, "entide / an act for dividing the
,osn OF L,nchharg into wards, and for other
sa,ooses. on the first Tuesday in April next
faod vii be held in Lynch wafd, No. /, being
81 that part of said ,o~n, below the lst alley.
extending from Lynch TO twelfth street. at the
tenen,ent occupied by John Waiker as a count
ins l5om, on ID street. Aud IN Henry ward,
No ;. beng al that part Of sad town above
sad first aiiey. extending from Lynch to twelfth
.,reeI at the Office of Augustine Lelt"ich, on I'd
street --..o,,,. o.,
March 9 tde3l CorPorai0R ~ LqhcR
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ID H. gross Soda and halt gross 5cdlitz Pow
~ ., 1ers Just received by
T. THOMAS !. DuVAL
" LILIES -fhe subscriber has recently
rs ia gl'Er'', additional supplies Of goods in
mn. "h'ch makes his present assortment
Nv :, N'np'ete They are offered TO the public
S,r,1a eash. Likewise, about 80 barrels Of
o'atoes, Of superior quality for seed.
Mr.. :. HENRY l.. DEFFEL.
- ~. tpr.5A -
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u a. I'D EMoyAL-s1MUEL DIN

o. ~ I'd EMOYAL-SIMUEL DIN
Ill III By KEEL, s. co. have removed
80 their HAT STORE tao doors below
he Market-llouse, aad nearly oP-
poste Mr.. Joan BnIlock's where they offer foI
sale new and extensive assortment of FANCY
FUR HATS, together with a general assortment
OF comlnonF Fur Il Wool Hats a part ofHhch are
other own manufacturing, and warranted % be
flst quality and made OF the most durable mate
rals. They soicita share OF the public patron
aye, as they are determined 10 keep constantly
on hand a complete assortment Of fancy hats Of
the latest northern fashions, and likewise eve
~ 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 make, shall
n moned without charge.
Jan Is. $50
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n INSEED OIL.--l50 Gallons Liaseed Oil
10 Just receIyed and for sale BY
Dec I9. THOMAS J. DUYAL.
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90 Pactasss Of Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
gDHOMASJ DUYAL, has lately received
90 Packages of Drugs and Medicines IL
-, t,an, ara tho f;,llnU:np.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-30

O, =, BIZ AyfN sa
ut It, crpsion Tor sale al This ofce.
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also; but they hoped he would not be
no unmerclnl is rigidly 10 enforce tn
law All their remonstrshrcs, howev-
er, were vain, and zach of his compln-
ions snssessiyely. muita gemeHs, was o.
bIiged 10 put himself into the hands Of
the operator.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-04
JOSEPH CALDWELL.
August 10th. 1927.
From, the albany Argus, Iugust 23.

The Execution IF Strang The city yesterday
was alive with strangers. Early in the morning
and until the hour Of the execution, every avenue
leading to the city was througed with vehicles the
steam boats that came up during the morning, and
the ferry boats, literally s@arme; and the streets
and sidewalks were so filled b. the passing crowds
as to render it difficult to pursue the ordinary ayo-
cations
50 great was the concoursc. that il was deemed
expesient 10 accept the voluntary offers of the mil
itary, and between eleven and twelve IN the fore.
noon, thirteen companies, each from Troy,
Greenbush. Schenectady and Bethlehem, formed,
and marched to the place Of execution
This was in the valley, at the head Of Bcaver-st
directly west Of the Lancasteran Academy and
the gaol, and perhaps quarter Of mile south
west OF the capitol. From this valley. which forms
narrow Hat, the hills upon three Sides rise alb.
ruptly to a considerable height, forming perfect
amphitheatre. The scaffold therefore, was over
looked. aud every movement connected with it
distinctly seen by the vast multitude that occup,-
ed all parts Of the sides and SUBMITS of the emf
nences. 1t is believed that at least thirty thousand
persons witnessed the ceremony on this occasion
one fifth of whom we're females!
The scaitold was the centre Of circle Of con.
siderable magnitude, tile inner line Of which was
guarded all round by the military two or three
deep, under the command of capt. Osborn, who Of
ilciated as marshal. At about quarter past one
T. NJ the prisoner. in q white over dress, trimmed
with black, accompanied by tile sheriff and gaoler
and other civil officers, and BY the Rev. Mr. Lacey
and escorted by the Albany Republican Artillery
passed from the prison aud proceeded on foot to ths
place of execution
During several OF the past days, Strang has an
peared to be much sottened, and to evince consd
cradle degree of penience. He was visited and pray
eef with yesterday morning by the Rev. Mr. Lacey
and during the forenoon, when not interrupted, wa
engaged in silent but constant prayer. He expe,i
enced nc particular debility; and now asccnude,