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Yp4OOk BlNDEKY The subscriber has lat:
- " procured an additional FIST rate Boopk
Binder. which enables hm 10 do MI work, ~
thai line with neatnos, ond dispatch. Tic has
received direct from ililndepha very large
supply OF paper OF very superior qnalfy ~hica
enables him to do any KIND Of Blank Hurb al a
minute notice Merchants CLERKS, and the pub
lie generally may rely on having any work OF
dered Of me, faithfully done and made out Tie
best materials and ~ very low Persons
wishing books bound are requested To bring them
ward Immediately as am somewhat n les
ure and can do them much better than when
am pushed with work. The public ae further
informed thai bind books at nsch lower prices
than they ever were known To be done M ~ this
dart of the country, and in a much more pei
or manner ADRIAN Il. MI II.
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From the ToItn,' ne,o vtor's oFtrjnq
obom to'Je issued from the Bost0n
TO THE SENTIMENTAL.

What is Irudshp but name p
| tell not my tale 10 z cold and care
less world, | waste not siohs upon ears
that are deaf. A story Of misfortune is
pearl TOO precious to be cast before
those who would trampIe upon II. {
is for the tender and sympathetic ear Of
those whom experience has TAUGHT 70
contrast the bliss OF friendship INDUCED
without suspicion or ALLOW, with the bit
fernoSs of disappointed trust and betray-
ed affection.
bad the misfortune IN lose both my
parents at an early age. Ny mother died
when | was boy, and my faher fol-
lowed soon after entered my twenti-
ath wear. Twas an only child, and with
ut relatives bat my father committed
ne To the care of friend " the name
Of p lnm, Of whonl he bad a high opinion,
and 10 whom he VS. fondlv attached
NhctEcr nv fathers choice of GUAR
dian for one whose Imagination was
STRONGER th,n his Judgment, and whose
p1sSions were more actiVc than his prin-
tiDifN, WIS WlNt VI I3i, - II jHtSIlbH ]
have 10 decide by he issue Of my story.
The stern and strict control of NV "a
ther was no sooner withdrawn, than |
felt Ike "A liberated bird. INDUCED nv
ancv IN every thing. bought gay
l.arsrs, drove dnsl.ina GIGS, smoke,
AflnA, houf>hcd Al Nahant and Sarato-
"a, put a gold chain about my neck, with
4 useless Quizzng ellss attached to it
and thrust mo my pocket, criticised the
ladies' ANGLES, talked lightly Of female
virtue, and impudentIy ogled every wo-
man | met.
| was perhaps less to be blamed for
these folljcS, as followed the fashions
of young men Of my condition, and WAS
rather ahetlcd than rcstra ned IN nv
course by my guardian. At length /
fell in love, aud my taste became MT
trinonal. wor,hipped pretty GIRL
OF sixteen, and promised TO marry her
out time and reflection altered my views.
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Tie attention Of the LADIES s respectfully
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l,ae Ve1s Canes and ColI,ns a. tue mos,
s,le,dj s,v'e
Rf1 Thread and !,vmp Laces and ldg4ngs
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tlfe Of Napoleon

-nHE last nights Nlail brought us asupply OF
tho Tong looked for LIFE Or NAPOLEON,
in 3largesyo. vol, Very superiority executed, Goa,
tanning a h"autf,,l aad correct portrait Of the
great Napoleon Much was expected from this
Great Work, BAT, 50 fl. as have heard and
can Judge It surpasses the most sangrine cxpcc-
tatlon. Therefore hope every person will Dc
me- the favour to call and hny 2 copy OF this
Sn.utJ Work, more especially as the work Is
now oiI'rng to the pubic ON more reasonable
i.rns thau ever knew any worl, of the same
magnitude. Indeed mr., add oranv kind
ADRIAN X. NORTH.
AuruSt 10
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harp began 10 sound softly, unil II lcnelI
il vihrated in lull cord. As his hut,
ce9sed, the spiril-tones ceased with ii
the pale aud glimmering liphl flew ove'
him lgain, and in his bliss he could only
utter the words,
JpS"pha Josepha take me TO thy
faithful breast !"
For he present the harp took leave
wit light aud trembling tones, till lis
whispers again were LOST in low nj
trembling sounds
Strongly affected by the occurrences
nt the evening, Selner. as before, tot
tered back Ia his chamber. Ills faith
ful servant was alarmed with the APP
pearance of his masicr, aud Fastened,
Notwithstanding hiS orders 10 the con
trary, to the physician, WHO WIS nj the
some time, an old friend Of SELLERS.
lie found him VII an attack of fever Of
lie Same symptoms as J sepha had, bu'
Off stronger kind. The ieVer increa-
sed considerably, throughout the niohl,
during which he continually of Jo-
sophia and the harp. In the morning be
WIS moro composed; f3r,he rrnai strno-
ole WIS over, and he felt, clearly, til Il
his dissolution was at hand, though the
physician did not perceive II.
The patient disclosed 10 his friend
what had taken place on both EVENINGS
and no opposition Of the cool minded
mn conli bring h m from his opinion.
Is the evening came on, he or W vet
weaker, and begged, with trembling
voice, to be carried 10 Josepha's cham
Der. This was done. With infinite
serenity he g1zod around. hailed its fair
recollections with silent tears, and spoke
r lmly, but firmly, of the hour of uinr,
as the hour of his death. The decisive
moment approached, and he desired all
to quiz the chamber, after he had bid
them farewell, except the physician, who
who persisted III remaining. The ninth
hour at length sounded hollow from the
caslIe tower, SelIner's lace was trans
formed, and a strong impulse glowcd ON
his poIIid counrcnancc
Josopha," he cried, as If impollrd
hy Heaven, Joscpha, hail me once
more on my departure, that | may feel
the" neor, and may overcome death bv
thy lovcw
Then rang the strings OF the harp in
tones loud and Brilliant as the songs 81
victory, and over the departing one Wa
we'd glimmering light
come ! come ~ he said, and
sank back, struggling Tor life.
Yet lower aud lower rang the tones
Of the harp, his last strength was now
exhausted by convulsion, and as he de-
parted, the harp STRINGS broke at once,
as f torn by q spirits hand.
The physician tremhline. closed the
eyes Of the deceased, (whs, notwith-
standing his contest with death, lay rs IN
a Gentle slumbor,) and left the house in
deep emotion. For long time, h,
was unable to dismiss from his mind tn,
impression ofthis scene and he obsor-
we'd strict silence as to the last mo.
mentS of his friend until at length, il
IN hour Of social confidence, he inpart-
ed 10 some friends the occurrence of III,
evening, and at the same time shove,
TEEN the harp, which he had received
a las' legacy rom the deceased
From the German of hoTsr.
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NV MoSiC.-The subscriber has again
f1s s 'uP pleasure of informing the Ladies of
uiyss 5'a,g aud its vicinity tha he has lately re-
Veil u4fe' Eom Philadelphia, large and
tr.c;aa, s '"' assortment of NEW MUSIC. en-
phrb 1a AT me new pieces up TO this time ;
call anu ae hopes they will do him the favour to
=, Ia'' u purchase, as he is determiced to sell We
IT, of'ar r'u' he is sorry TO he under the necessi.
not ,, 1"ormng the Ladies that hereafter he can.
vioc so, ,nem to exchange their music after ba-
Sou ma, Wv" The gives this notice that no per.
~ may be disappointed ''''' 10 p''
Aupo., ., ADRIAN r. NORTH.
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ana aud Georgia baul Note, which will b. IN
kon II a sua discount. Nov l.
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SeVfiLLbc opened this day n large assort
" ment OF CIoaks ol eycly description.
Also, 9 cases ~ orlrd heavy Great Coats.
Apply TO ANDREWS " BIZ 1BEKS.
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Nam street. LyncbbUg.
Z 5 constantly receiving fresh supplies Of Drugs
i Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Paints
Dis, Dye-Suhs, Perfumery. @e. &c
All orwhch may be had on the most reason
able terms June D
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and iiaspadelphia, Baltimore, Wasbington car ~
ohasers. a, Iva, va tor sale in sums 10 suit pur-
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,, American llp Quarterly Review.

M ,hlrd humber Of the American Quarter,
.ry, he'iew, Is received aud ready for deiv-
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N>iIt'h.

10 Kegs Lewis's White Lead, pure No !,
bn do do do No 2.
30 do Spanish Brown, ground in oil,
25o Gals Lin.ced oil VERY superios
81 do. Spcrmaceli Oil
10 do Spirits Turpentine
5eo lis Dry White Lead, tEnglish)
7oo lis. DO Spanish Brown
5no lh-. do. yellow Ochre
5uo lbs. do. Vcpeiinn Red
For snlr ~ the lowest term by
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ANCIENT AND MODERN u.x1,,s


TRANSLATED FROM THE SPANISH.
ne NJ tongue Is that part of the human frame BY
which Physicians know the diseases of the bodr and
philosophers those OF the soul
Gaming is the son OF ayar.ce and Ike father Of nro
digahty. - F'0
Middle age should propose laws, old age sanction
thetn' and youth defend and execute them
The power of husbands is that of protection and
tyranny. "''' '''''
Inc prodigal robs his heirs, The miscr himself.
them 80 " 'e'nle
bad husband is sometimes good father, but ;
pad wife can never good mother
sorrow IS SS'n to follow pleasure its shadow; bu
me misfortune in this Isl that the substance be-
longs to the Shadow.
VICE stngs US even in pleasures, but Virtue
consoles us even in our misfortunes.
benslbiiity would be desirable porter if she had m
~ one hand; with the right she opens the door 10 prea
sure but with the left she also cpeus the door to sor
row. 49, " ''
II universal charity Prev allied This earth would be
hea'en' and the Internal regions "A fable
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500
OUR SISTER ISLAND URELAND.A

From THE Rcignng yice."I
Britain, behold and guakc!-
see, pale, she witiers on her blasted strand,
Aad curses thee, the Vampire of her land
Beauty and wealth for her in vain combine,
ihe irowning mountain and the Parian mine
a race of manly frame aud noble soul
the gem OF ocean nielts i'll Brtans bowl.
One selfish system alone can kuuw,
All to receive, aud nothing to bestow
= useless priesthood, sent her faith to mock
Smear with close hand, but never tend their flock
The gale signs anthems, where the thistle waves
Midst roofess fnnes aud decorated graves.
Her MOBILES fly the land, whose gifts they share,
Like asps and t0ars afraid to breathe her air
Some sperdthrir courtier, her last remnan, bees,
And needy Viceroys sqUesze her to the drees
what marvel then her sons their drivers spurn
Aud used like beasts length to beasts should turn.
Hope is the proud distinction of mankind
lake that and nothing huma Turks behind.
SpanielS may crouch. reused lions never spare.
Rebellion is the virtue OF despaIr.''
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TRANSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY.
NEEpGCAL DEP REGyETgU.

rHStiE Lectures III this Institution Will commence as
4 usual, on the FIRST MONDAY or NOVEMBER, aud
terminate on the FIRST SATURDAY IN 8AacsI
anatomy aud Surgery,
BY g. w. DUDLEY, NJ. D.
Institutes of Medicine and Clinical Practices,
BY CHARLES CALDWELL, III. D.
Theory and Practice of Medicine
By JoHS EsrEy Coct1E, NJ D.
OoSietrics ana diseases OF women and children,
By w. III. RICHARDSON, NJ. u.
Matcria hlcdica and Medical Boapv
By CHARLES W. Snort, NJ. D.
Chemistry and Pharmacy,
BY JAMES BLYTHE, d. D.
The edliice which has been erected during the pre-
sent season, for the accommodation of the medical de-
pai nent Is rapidly progressing and the faculty. with
Conscience, announce to the public that II will ha
completed and ready for the recen,ion o tho Iassas
,oTe tie commencement Of the ensuing session. The
ouidihg occupies space, on its foundations os rs by
D" rect ana contains two spacious lecture rooms large
apartments Tor the library museum and chemical Ia
boTatory together with librarians dorrot rr and
other convenient and necessary appurtenauce
1t Is situated in pleasant and central part of tte
town immediately contiguous TO the anatomical theatre
and dssecting rooms and together with these Will cnn
sutu'e ah establishment not surpassed point OF com
fort and convenience, by any similar situation in A.
merica.
The LIBRARY contains upwards of three thousa nd
volumes, and is constantly increasinr hv tho aI,tn
OF an 'he periodical aud standard works on medicine
and the collateral sciences 1t is opened as readino
room every evening (Sunday exceped) through the
and every student has the privilege moreover
OF keeping out two volumes at a time.
The MUSEUM contains variety CT instructive nreo.
la'ions both OF the human subject and of wax and plas
ter i"':'atio by the first artists of Europe
students OF Medicine resorting to this schopI for
instruction. VIII be accommodated in Tie most resDec-
table families, with enteel board and lodging toe-
er with all other incidental attendance upon cheape,
terms than at any other Medical institution in orr
country.
The expenses Of complete course of lectures. inclu
ding the tnatricua,ion and library ticket will amoun,
10 300 sPecie-The fee for graduation will be $50
in addition -
BY order of the Medical Faculty
c. w. SHORT, NJ ID. Dean
Lexington, Ky. August o. 1927 81.
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In Hcn,dcO County Court, .4qga.st Glt, 1927.

In Hc,Uuco County Court august 9Th, 1897
ANau Fow1s aud Agness his wife, jane Jo,ps,co. ana,
john Miller and Elizabeth his wife, Prs
against
Johu Allan and William Cali, formerly William, Gal, =.
JI' executors OF the last Will aud testament of VIII ::
walsh an infant, Doctor James Black and Isno ( <
ms VIE, III right OF the said Jane, John Dennis
ton and william his wife and the said D,ctnr =
ZINES blacE' as trustee for the said Mrs. Will
liam DcnmistOn, mn
On the motion Of the planting by their auor,e, aud :,
appearing to the the defendants Marv Allan
Jane Walsh, James Blact and Jane his win, and I'M
Deuniston aud William bis wife, (,vho have not r,,e,e
their appearances aud given security according to the art
OF assembly and the rules this cCuriO arr no ;,t,t;
tanis oil ts commonweali; it is ordered that the ssd
absent defendants do appear here on the first dav NJ ~
next ensuing November court, and answer the bill of the
PainS; and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
ss'eH N some newspaper published in the city of Rich
Gr, ~, 'wo mouths successfully, aud posted tie
' "oor OF the Courthouse of this county on two SUE
CesSVe court days On Like notion aud IL ,puna ,r, q,
VIC cCui that john Forbes Of the city of Richmond
~ "'T Cnunsel" at law, is SINGLE material ,;,nc.e
coi va ~ ms cause !; Is further ordered that
go issue ioI taking the deposition of tja .,J
joan forbes, according IN Law '" W we S"'"
" COPY le''c' LoEyiN N. ELLE1,,. ctrC
,be C,,,,S S' p",H'l notify the said def,nlau,s
we ""'.n cay OF TIC urHi ensuing C,c,,,o. 49, '''' on
hours Of hnc before and five 'e', between the
"""'V "'eh'ioncd john 1gbes in the civ r. p y" we
49, - C"hh's'on issued pursuant IN ~, c ' y
~ WI l'"'cto - take Tie deposition Of ,l,o7 80
'ohh Forbes TO be use1! evidence in the we S''1
cause aud so from day dag thetcaf.e H. n''ored
90 u"li the same shall have bren con,rlo,od - we :"
aud where the said defendants may on tia, behalf
''1 '"'"" "'' ALLAN Fo'vLDs and AGNFss bis
W''e' JANE JOHNSTON, aud JoIrN
MILLER and ELIZABETH his wife
Argrs. IGil- 1877 ''' ~O'"C sell
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NEW GOODS.

nLB ALL NEILSON has received bv The Planter am,
o'ner late arrivals, fresh of the most
asnohaoie aud desirable GOODS OF the latest mpor,a-
ion' which lie is enabled Office al very low prces for
ash.
P9aid and striped CHILEAN dresses
Do do batiste aud grass cam,fcs of nep, ami
beautiful patterns
ila'n and shaded Grecian stripes
Striped ami plaid cambria inyham
london printed cambrics, assorted
biack Italian lustrng, OF sup qualify
IieaVy black Nanku and Mandarin I,,t,f,,
Satin levan,ine and company sa,tins
Figured and plain Gro de Naples asser,ed
Black White and coured satns, part very super1Y-
Coiofcd AMI black Fiarence and Niarceiins silks
Supe'hne POngee (for ladies' riding drcsses)
Very superior Mandar in ccapes
Cnteached India grass cloih
o-+' French merino honibaz!ue
BLACK and mixed hastings and crcass;o,,s
biowh and white French driliinss, ,sso.Ir;
Zeal name chop nankeen
White and colored NIarscies vest;ng
London supeI tuie cloths and cassme,es ossn7.n
Plain and striped forenres aud ieans
o.; checked aud striped cambrics and ;ace,.,s
- 81 ana o. hook, null, jacone, and Swiss musins.
l''cl tanibourcd ard fuss worked ~,
Swiss and India null robes and sc,rf
kch worked jaconet and capbric ,o5,cs
Drab and hun cambria for bonnets
Floss worked, book mul, and iacops, ,r;,,,;n
S"prrtne and fine cambria aud furniture d;n;,,
i'o assortment Of thread aces, e,ls:ngs and ffn,
Eob5inet and MINI, 1...s ,
"a and Sd plain am tambomrcd hnbb;pet tara
zen '"ce 'eerIncs capes collars, hdhfs. AID cans
."sS "oiNeu swiss and India muslin do
w hite and black lace vcils,part very suoprior
hi"ck, white and green gauze wells
naFege and Gros dc Naples lrdkfs assorted
me and supcrfiue thread cambria hdlts
E'Bi.sh am" French silk hosiery, assorted
t'"Si''h ana Serman cotton and thread do
"pe.'o. assortment IS and Al Irish linens
ana "a shcetings, of various oual,irs
no,s lawns and superior birds eve disner
81 "a ana l0-] table diaper and danas,
Gen &c" an1 Se'l"an oAnaburgs aud tickenturgs
oH'ion and thread tick:ngs, assur;ed
ihfead and cotton checks assorted
neached q unbieached domestic shir,inps s. sheeotn.
Nn.,'oh ana superfne domestic plaids and stripes
~" great variety of other desirable goods n.b,ch
June 80