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I'D ff.iL or The Man of independence:
- by The author Of Tremaine, in 3 vols.
In o',r opinion DE We're IS one of tho ahIo.,
productions Of It's class which mas o,.o J,o
lshed. For truth and ,igour in drawing cnn,ac.
tel iorieIiclty of observation and elevation y,
sentiment for superior knoa ledge of socir,y
and the compile ion eta most .kilGul and inters..
ting story founded on thai Intelligence: We bayc
met no work Of such extraordinary merit
r,.ah, III. Gae.
The above work has Just been received and
Tor sale al my cheap Book and Sta,ionar, Store
i VIII barely remark that the work ,urnasses
expectation. ABRA1IP Nop,rII
June r. ~ ~ IL
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lfA K. DYoTT'S Approved Anti Bilious PIN,
~ which prevent and cure all Bilious Gam
plants, Malignant Fcvcrs, &c. There PIN, II
administered IN time to remove the Bile from IA.
Stomach, will counterfeit the causes Which cam
monty produce Yellow OF Bilious Fever. Apne ~
Fail fcyers, Bilious Choiic, rlcurisy, D,sen,e.
~, Worms, Sick and Foul Stomach Head Acbr
Loss of Appetite, tlatulcner, Epilepde FR,. H,.
pochondria, and Hysterical Complains so9r
stomach, Heart Bum Dyspepsia OF Indig,,lian
&c They remove ilabtual Cosi,encss Colds
and Coughs, Asthma, suanguary, Gravel. Rha.
matism, Gout, ScuYy, Scorbuiic Blotches, Inal.
rites N the Blood, Female Complains, &c.
\ further supply Of the above Pills lhp IA,
received nj tie subscribers Drug and Medic oe
Store, price - cents box
WALTER IL MIDDLETON
Dec. l. OPPoate-P0d-qdics
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"a niFFlS I. IECkiE. having 'rrri,ed II e
~ appointment of CONSTABLE M The y.
y Digtioi vi { ampbcll county which includes
eiown Of jsHoabarg, oi.sls lis s@f,iee, as a
Collecier. fl pledges hipSei that is'>iness
entrusted 10 hm IN either capacity, sbail meet
ai'h prompt attention,
June % 81
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~ UK~IA Ant 10 a decree OF the superior
& Court of Chancery, directed by law to be
holden AT the town OF Lyochhnrs, pronounced
on the 9th day OF October lS26, in cause
therein depending between Gabriel !. Scott pit.
and Reuben Pendlcton, James :. Pcndleton and
Robert Iinsey dcits-Iho undersigned Mar
Ial of the said Superior Court of ChancerY,
Will on Wednesday the lth day OF next month,
il lair. ifnot the next fair day, before the Mar
shal's office, in the town OF Iynchbure. proceed
10 sell, by way OF public auction, to the highest
bidder Tor ready money, two slaves, named Mi
enact and Gilbert. beng The slaves intthe sud de
cree mentioned
THOMAS A. HOLCOMBE,
June 10 tds45 Marshal.
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NfrGRoEsirbn SALE --Per,oa, Viliag
IL 10 purch6se ooa BE- furnished Bpoa ~ iole
-frm5 af.d rim ~ raiaa5ie aHdliksig Mirrors u
gngiH ms country. Iie0 tret1ielt se0,af,ftGti
ars amoBg he pafeel nor on krsd
Il. " HdDDELL.
April 10. tdfs0
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M OTlCE.-By virtue Of two deeds Of trust
III executed to the subscriber and William
Rryeley, by Archibald Boiling. if. in his life time
one bearing date ON the 18th of March lS22
and the other the 18th day of June, 1922 both
OF which are ofrecord in the clerks office ofthe
COUNTY court of Campbell, Smade tor the purpose
ofsccuring 10 petcrJ Archer the payment OF
certain sums Of money. therein mentioned. will
be sold 10 the highest bidder, at the late resi-
dcncc Of the said Archibald Boiling, on Ncdnes-
day the llth day Juiy, the following real aud
personal estate yin: Oac tract olldnd. lying on
reedy Creck adjoining the lands orr Christian,
L. Watkins the estate Of George Bevelcv. dec.
I. Is. Jones aud others. and containing 6uOa
crcS. more or less all tie stock of horses cattle
snerp and hogs. one OK cart, one set blacksmith )
tools, implements of hushandfy, all the house
bold and kitchen furniture OF the said Boiling at
the date OF the deeds aforesaid, which latter CON
sIsts ofseyeral valuable beds and steads, side
board, clock tables, &c, The land is subject to
Mrs. Bollings dover which has been laid Otto
her. There is ON TINS tract OF land Gust Mill,
in most excellent situation 10 command Gus
tom, cleared land in good heart sufficient to
work or hands 10 advantage, and quantity
of good tobacco land in forest. IL will on view
ing better recommend itself than can do.
Ierms-The land will be sold ON II months
credit the purchaser giving bond with approved
security and lein upon the property to secure
the payment-Ihe terms of the personal pro
perry made known on the day. The title is be-
lieyed TO be good, but such only as is vested in
me- by SAID deed, will be convey ed to the purcha-
ser WA. c. M'ALLISTER,
May 25. ctdsI2 Surviving Trustee
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Twenty Doll irs Reward.


nrNA}NAN from the subscriber IA Lynch
{ burg. on Tuesday evening the 10TH inst
his Nero boy Thomtyn--hC Is a very likely
nala,to about Is OF - years old, aud about 3
frst inches high. with large prominent eyes.
Had o. ~rhcn be- lrlt a blue cloth coat with a
9rI.et collar. blue cloth ireNserst and a dsrk
..izir54i a,lh 4 .trpe which was scarcely ust
bl,-Hsal,o took VITA him par OF light blue
ra.stusffu ooscrs. yellow waistroat with met
Al buttors md aWhitc and green stripe one -
The Subscriber thinks there were three OF his
.ipa4rz .uu which hand he does not reeollec1 80
much contracted thai he could not straighten
diem. Tue supsclibcr Purchased nln on the
.s,ti II January Last from Mr.. james W. f"r-
So. Washington, Cuprpper County. IN which
neehhoghood the sud hoy had always lived
previous 10 INV buying ain aud whittier h" has
arob,h.y eone. The .tb,vs reward will br paid
;, any person for the delivery Of the SAID boy
~ The subscriber ~ I.,nehbure. or hail Of It 10
.ng person WIZ will lodge him Ia any If the
idls ~ the Commonwealth. and give lnforma.
ton 80 as 10 enable the ubserher 10 ct Inn
DAVID WALKER
Asf IL tsli
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YraOR RENT-1hc Mills commonly called
q the FREEDMAN Mills, situated il Campbell
County, about seven. miles below lynchbmg.
and within loo yards or less, OF james River
For further particulars, terms, &c. apply to
Thomas B. Gay, residing near the premises, On
10 the subscriber in Richmond.
JOHN ROBERTSON.
Nav 25. tsl3
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NEW BOOKS TIE subscriber las tie
y pleasure = informing the public. ii.h he
has just received. direct from Philadelphia, one
Of the most interesting hOfk- thaf, been heiDfe
The public for many YEAR. Indeed. mas add
from infDraaf.on. that II hardly ever Hsas sta
passed The Aorh N qnc sion IS called Vivian
Gray The i,tsi pari ~ one vol aud tie .eeonj
pm iu Two vols This production IS consideIed
the Bon Ion offhe day
ABItAAI +. NORTH.
haw
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A DEMONSTRATORS ALI will sell on
47A Tuesday The loth day Of July neat at the
late residence of Jonn Lee decd all the House
hold AID Kitchen Furniture, one exeelien, Pr
ano Forte, Also, = good Horses, one two Horse
Wagon (ncw. onc Horse Cart, the propert, OF
aid Lee. The Furniture is OF FIRST rate quality.
Terms. sums under SO cash, over so twelve
month credit Bonds with approved security
will be required
The sale VIII be conducted by John d
Payne, Auctlonocr
NATIiI. |. MANSON.
.ddnr. ot Jotn Iee. deo'd
June % I'd, 46
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EDINETRGIl REVIEW

No. - just receir ed and for delivery. at tie
Book store Of ABltAM X. NORTH
AlnV
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o. Acm SereeH Patterns.
<nlIE subscriber has Just received a large
Z suppl, Of ire Screens, equal or superior
70 any eyer offered ia this market. Persons
wishing to purchase will please call and examine
my stock. & A. WIIHERS.
Nav /
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QUARTERLY REVIEW.

10. -. just received atthe Book and Station
ary store OF ABRAM r. NORTH.
hav /
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LeWisburg and Fincastle Stage.

IfIlE Subscribers, on the 24fh inst. June }
- will commence running a 81 AGE from
Lewisburg 10 Einca site this will connect their
line which runs TO the Ohio River with the val
Icy Stages, from towards Nashville Lynchburg,
DC aud will enable persons visiting Walker 5
sulphur Rcd and Sweet Springs, salt, Sweet,
Blue or White sulphur TO do so by stage CON
ycyanec. The stage will leave Lc"i,burg cse-
~ Sunday morning and arrive at fincastle eve
~ Monday evening; aud viii depart from the
Bcl Tavern IN fmeasflc every tuesday ON the
arriyol OF the Valley STAGE from the south.
Fora passage III this stare, tor each person,
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Sign of the Golden Mortar,
MAY 1

Main STREET, IgncbbWg,
n G constantly fresh supplies OF Drugs,
Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Pants,
Oils Dye Stufis, Pcrfumcry, ~. &c.
All ofwbich may be had on the most reason
able terms June D.
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1NOR SALE--A handsome light Carii'S' =
- almost new, With plated or brass mooh''N
harness, entirely new.-Also, a new stick ulE
with top, with or without harness -Mso :.
new Wheat Fan, of approved workmanship, al
OF which, together with an elegant assortment o.
ready made Saddlery, will be sold on accom-
modating terms.
ROBERT II. GRAY.
June QS. ts9j
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MAY g.

NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
No ~, for Apri, 1927, Just rec eed aud FOR
delivery 10 subscribers at the nc~ cheap Book
store Of ADRIAN X. NOIhli.
hay
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GFAN Apprcnli viii be takea
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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-01

ported by the trunk of tree, the ex-
haiysted Crusader reclined/ His eyes
w,re closed, and his relaxed limbs gave
him all the Appearance oi bong d. ad.
In h;s righI hand ne held. the hdnaiure-
which iioletta lad. sent .blm, and this
proof of his affection, IN the very m"-
ment OF death, excited violent passion
oi grief in the lady. Her feelings over
powered her, and she sank into Blan-
che's arms. Soon, however, recovering
herself, size knelt by the side OF the
wounded knight and watched, with the
deepest anxiety, his slow and painful
breathing, not daring to utter word,
which might rouse him, and perhaps
add to the exhaustion under which he
vas suffering
A very short time had elapsed he er"
tie dwarf returned. He had met upon
the road some OF Sir Stephens Il, Op
whom the news had rcac ed, and who
had come out to rescue their masters
body for of saving his life they had no
hope. A litter was quickly formed, and
he knight was borne back to h $ quar-
ters. he lady Vloletta, overcome <
the timidity of her temper, demanded
an interview with Godfrey of Boulogne,
10 whom she related her disastrous his
tory, and who immediately granted her
his protection The knights wounds
were not dangerous, and he was soon
able to claim his bride The marriage
festival was celebrated with great pomp,
in the presence of the. assembled army /,
when, just as Sir Stephen was leading
his bride from the altar, blow was
struck at him by an unknown man, who
had mingled with the soldiers, and who
had thus approached very near. But
for the dwaT the blow would have taken
place; but he, catching the fellows arm
with one hand, held him by The throat
with the other, until he was secured BY
the soldiers lie confessed that hlrouz
was his employer; and added, that he
had sworn the death Of Sir Stephen
This vow was i'll kept, for in the course
of the following week an attack was
made on Antioch; Sir Stephens soldiers
remembering their masters obligation $
to Phirouz, directed their assault to the
quarter in which he commanded, and ne
was soon found and slain. sir Stephen,
tired of the Crusade, carried his bride
home to his domain, in the ,ruit pro-
vince Of Burgundy; where he lived for
the rest Of his days as happily, and as
quietly, as the feudal institutions would
permit.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-01
law. IT,
WESTMINSTER tIR, US,
AND RIDING ACADEMY.

HE r.. HANS. respectfully informs the Ia
I'VE dies ana gen lemen of Providence and
lis vicinity, and his former patrons particularly,
that he has so far progressedin the erection of
his Circus, that he is enabled 10 announce,
that his Riding Academy will be opened on
!ionday the Gath inst. The Circus is a very
capacious building built of brick, rendered per-
fectly secure from the inclemencies of the
weather. Mr.. Hans will instruct his scholars
in riding, leaping fences, driving tandem, and
all kinds of equestrian exercises Arrange
ments have been made, 10 introduce an eques-
TRAN corps, as soon as convenient; and Mr..
Hans assures the public that no effort shall
be wanting OH his part TO crafty his patrons.
Westminster Circus, July IA. IT,
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LOVE AND MARRIAGE.
BV The author of Uaperiy.

II were judging hardly OF him to sup
pose that the mere belief that he had at
tracted her affections more easily than
he expected, was the cause of his un
grateful undertaking prize too lightly
won, o. tha, his transient passion played
around his heart with the fitting radiance
of wintry sunbeam flashing against
an icicle, which may brighten it for a
moment, but cannot melt it Neither of
these was precisely the case, though
such fckleness of disposition also has
some influence in the change.
The truth is, perhaps, that the lovers
pleasure, like that Of the hunter, is in
the chase; and that the brightest beauty
loses half it's merit, as the fairest flower
its perfume, when the willing hand can
reach it too easily There must be
doubt-there must be danger-there
must be dlfficulty-and if, as the poet
says, the course of ardent affection ne
yer does run smooth, it is perhaps, be-
cause, without some Intervening obsta-
Gle, that which Is called the romantic
passion of love, in its high poetical cha
racter and colouring, can hardly have
existence, any more than there can be
current IN river, without the stream be-
ine narrowed by deep banks or checked
by opposing rocks.
Let not those, however, who enter in
to a union for life without those epbar-
rassments which delight Darsie Lati-
mer, or Lydia Languish, aid which
are perhaps necessary to excite an en-
tnusiastic passion in breasts more firm
than theirs, augur worse of their future
happiness, because their own alliance is
formed under calmer auspices. Mutual
esteem. an intimate knowledge Of each
others character, seen, as IN their case,
undisguised by the mist of too partial
passion--a suitable proportion Of parties
in rank and fortune, IN taste and our
suits are more frequently found in a
marriage of reason, than in an union of
romantic attachment, where the imagi-
nation which probably created the vir-
tues and accomplishments, with which
It invested the beloved object, is fire.
quentlv afterwards employed in magni-
flying the mortifying consequences of itS
own deiusion, and exasperating all the
strings of disappointment. Those who
follow the banners Of reason are like the
well disciplined battalion. which, wear
ing more sober uniform and making
less dazzling show than the light troops
comm anded by Imagination, enjoy more
safety, and even more honour, in the
conflicts Of human life.
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CONSOLATION.

This efusiou originally appeaIed in tue Uni-
ted States Literary Gazette, and was selected
kr this paper by sE esteemed and very pious
f,eni, whose friendship We value, snd whose
religious department, benevolente, and kindly
feelings, call forth onr warmest admiration.
lsELEcrED PoR THE cADEr.l
II is not when the parting breath, we watch
with ANXIOUS heart,
Il is no, in the hour OF death. when those We
Nor yet when laid upon the bier, we follow slow
And leave 1t IN ITS dwelling dark, that most we
feel the ioss.
When past the last, the solemn rite, and dust to
dust hath gone,
And in its won'ed, channelled course, the stream
OF life flows on;
o who can tell how drear the space once filled
by those most dGur,
When well known SC eoes which they have iov-
ed, and all but they are here.
This deep, this heartfelt Loneliness. this quiet
ness OF grief
Fails heavier on the flowers Of joy, than tenn
pests strong but brief;
Though whiTlwMds tear the blossoms iair, YET
still {! item may thrive,
But the whitening biishi oi one wiptry night,
scarce lea, es the roof alive,
Yet as our earthly pleasures fale, j! plants Of
puter sace
Spring in our bosom's Wilderness, and nurturei
there, increase;
And humble hope, aud holy fear, our wounded
bosoms fiji,
rhey'n teach rs all the blessedness of yielding
10 his will.
Then seek not hours of sober grief or sorrowing
thoughts To shun,
Until WE feel THAI we can say, Thy will--not
mne be DONE"
And thea our hearts 10 him will pay an homage
pure and warm,
Who sap the cloud DER Them ace lore, and housed
them from. Hae storm.
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NEW YORK SHOES.

N BROWN, g. Co. No. 81, Wostminster-
1N. street, have just received, cases La
Dies slacs pruuslia Shoes, strap and clasp.
iuli trimmed, o ditto ladies' black and colored
cloth Slippers, trimmed and common, compris-
ing the most splendid assortment Of ladies'
Dress Shoes, ever offered; Ladies' cloth Boofs;
ditto morocco and kid Shoes and PumPs;-
youths and cbildrens Boots, Bootecs, Shoes
and Pumps of every description which, added
to Their stock on hand, mhkcs complete as
soriment. Also, or hundred pairs of Shoes
al less than the original cost, among which,
are ladies' cloth Shoes, a, 3s. Cd per pair+
children's kid Shoes, at 20 cents per pair; and
some other nds equally low. Purchasers
will find It to their interest to call defore pur-
chasing elsew here.
July IL. law. IT,
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REMEDY FOR THE PILES.

VENHE Medicine now offered 10 the public,
IA is one which has been fully subjected to
the nfallible test of experience; and in every
instance where it has been fairly tired, it has
been attended with the most complete success.
In some of the cases, the patients had been
labourng under the disease for years, and dur
ing that period had received the best medical
advice, and had even undergone a painful
surgical operation, without permanent advan-
tage. 1t is not Qike those usually advertsed)
offered as certain cure for long catalogue
of disc ,ses, but those ihIcted with this COM
plant, for which alone It re ommended, may
rely with confidence upon obtaining relef,even
in its worst forms, in short time; and they
themse, es are the best Judges of the impor-
tance of such remedy Price so cents per
box, with directions gred by the proprietor.
Prepared and sold al HENRY CoRNIsH's
Drug and Chemical store, Philadelphia Also,
for sale by
DIR. G. II. TILLINGHAST,
No. Z, South Main street, sign Of the Golden
Mor,lf, Providence, r. |.
July 81. 6mScw.
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EDW ARD II. YOUNG,
No. "a, Market Square,

SNO. "a, Jhuhet Dqu0TeS
ED ESPEC FULLY informs hls friends. both
Il u IA town and country, that he has recent-
ly very considerabI" enlarged his Stock (; that
his assortment of Genuine Groceries, Tea,
Wines. Spirits. C0rdiolS, &c. is not surpassed by
any other in Pro, ldence.
f Il. Y. sj,.si receiced by the ship Asia,
from Canton, large retail supply OF Fresh
Ttps, wh"h We're selected and put up, express
for him. These Teas, consist of Tyson,
Young IiysoD, and Souchong, and hey are with
erec coufic ce, recommended to the lovers
Of good Tea.
He ha. a,so received / y the same arrival, ten
ca e.. first quaHty Preserred Ginger, six pots in
each case. Tbs article will le sold lower than
ha. b. fore been offered IN this market, by the
case, pct or pound He has also, on consign-
men', five cases marked II o. Y. containing
FaIr. india Crackors. Clay Insects, and Puzzle
r. X. Young's assortment of Wines is very
extensive for a retail establishment, they con-
SIS, Of
Old Sherry
Lisbon,
Port, By the
Malaga, Quarter Cask
Marscil!es Malmsey, or gallon.
Superior white Currant,
Real Currant,
Catalonia.
BOTTLED WINES, viz: Champagne, Clar-
ct, Mascat, and Old Port. In particular. few
dozen Old Port, a part OF the lot which Mr..
Blake had on hand on his removal from the
franklin House.
SPIRITS hand-Old Cognac Brandy,
F. nch Brand Jamaica Spirits, Holland Gin,
Whiskey, Cherry Rum, American Gin, St.
Croix Rum, and n. T.. Rum.
CoRDIALs-of all kinds; and particularly
Cream .Anntsette, OF American mspufacture, but
low ed by them who have Examined it, TO be
quail to the richest import ed Coroials
A LOT of fsupe,ior London Mustard, put up
in. tin canister, pounds and alfpounds, by the
dozen or single.
SUGARs-Superior double and single refined
AMI ,omnon LOAF Sugars, PhIladelphia Lump,
frs and second quality Havana white Sugar,
Ha ana brown and s, Crolx.
COFFEE-Java aud Havana.
SPIcEs-hiace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cinnamon,
AlspIc", Pepper, Ginger aud Cayenne.
FRUIis s-Bunch and common Muscatel,
b. III, Sultana. and Malaga Raisins, Currants,
Figs, Prunes and Dates, Almond Fiberts. Eng
lish Wainuts, Cream. Nuts, Citron, Ground
Nuts, Shellbarks, Chesnuts, Olives, Capers, Or
a1ges and Lemons
TAMARINDs, superior lot, by the pound or
jar. put up in white sugar syrup.
Sweet OiI, India Soy, Anchovies.
Day & Martins ant Warren's London Black
ing.
Britol Brick for caning knives, &c.
Lamp Oil, \ olasse. s, ,gars, Chocolate, Rice,
Tobacco, LORI -, Nsccaboy, RsIpee and
Scotch Snuff, Sper aud Mould Candles. Srarch,
Pearasn, soaps, Pipes, fine Salt, basket do.
Flour, and Lamp Wick
Canary aud Hemp Seed,
Cologne W Water, hy the box or dozen,
Fancy Boxes, Baskets. TOYS Sc.
1.-THE newly invented SAFETY NIGHT
| LAMP. Also, Tapers ard Matches.
Az Demijohns, jugs, Bottles, &c. &c &c.
Nay3u
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

q large assortment Of Boo and Shoes,
adopted to the presen. and approaching sea,
son. Among them arc. ladies' Prunella end
Satin Pumps, with and without heels, Of the
latos New York patterns; ditto morocco and
hid Pumps and walking Shoes, of various pat
terms and prices, somo at the reduced price of
62 I-2 cents per pair; ditto gent mems calf
skin, scal-skin and horse-hide Boots; ditto
pentemen's dress Shoes and Pumps.
The above will be sold at very reduced
prices, by the single pair, case, or do7en.--
Purchasers are invited TO call and examine for
themselves, at No. Ia, Chcap-Side.
July 2s. law3w.
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Alone your purple path yon irod,
Alone Won pray'd unto your God;
Alone ye bled--alone We wou--
While .aughipg kings look d collly on,---
Then, Greece # thou can'st pray 10 heaven
For strength re.tor'd--for fetsrs riven--
For tie proud s,ep-the irou hand
The burning soul--the onward brand
OH! by thy bright unhenJing brow;
BY all thou hast seen, and art now:-
Yes, notD: for he WIN strikes ihe blow
Boldly against lis counlry's foe,
Hath half redeem'd her.-Oh! 10y all
Thy hope rcstor'd--thy foeman's fall,
Reneunce! renounce tn ambitious slave,
Who'd Der Thy sons sreItre waves
Grecians, be Greece your own!
No ai.'irg monarch deign'd to stand
Between you and the Turkish brand;
Then live without a ti,rune:
For you hsvy ,iarkly felt The frown.
That lowers sos Greeks beneath crown.
Iielias. thy freedom is but young!
Thy oldcn days are moi unsung.
Cast not that irendom or that fame.
Upon the board for royal game:
Thou nssd't purer monarch fsr
Than any yet have been or are,
Yes---if our modern mon srchs be
Lake him whom foes would give 10 thee,
Oh! he % thou hast ben-- unsod,
'J7ll time shall mskss worihier mould!