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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-12-15
POETRY.
[from Me London Forget-Ne- Not. ]
THE SISTERS DREAM.
BY MRS. HEMANS.

BY MRS HEMtNS.
She sleeps but not the free and sunny sleep
That lightly on the brow of childhood lies
Though happy be her rest and sot, and deep
Yet, ere il sank upon her shadow'd eyes,
Thoughts of past scenes, and kindred graves DER
Her SOULS meek stllness-she had prayed and
wept.
And now in visions to her couch they come.
The early lost-the beautitu-the dead
That unto her bequeath'd mournfu home
Whence with their voices all sweet laughter hed
They rse-lhe sisters Of her youth arise
AS from the world where no fral blossom dies
And we'll the sleeper knows them not of earth
Not as :hey when binding up the flowers
Telling Wild Legends round the winter hearth,
Braldng their long fair hair for fes,al hours
These things are past "a spiritual CLEAN;
A solemn glory, robes them in that dream.
Yet if the glee of lfe's fresh budding years
In those pure aspects may no more be read
Thence, too hath sorrow melted-and the tears
Which DER their mothers holy dust they shed.
Are all thaced there earth hath left no sign,
Save It's deep love. still touching every line
But oh, more soft, more tender, breathing more
though OF pity than IN vanished DAYS;
While nov'rIng silently and BRIGHT, DER
The lone ones head, they meet her spirits gaze
With their immortal eyes, they seem to say.
"Yet sister yet We love thee-come away !"
Twill fade, the radiant dream and will she not
Wake with more painful yearnlng al her heart
VIII not her home seem yet oneler spot,
Her task more sad, when those bright shadows
par,
And the green summer after them look dim
And sorrows tone be in the birds wild by mn
But let her home be strong and let the dead
Visit her soul in heavens calm beauty still;
Be then names u,ter'd, be their memory spread,
Yet round the place they never more may fill A.!
AL ~ moi eyer with earth's broken tie
Where, where should sisters love, if not on high
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GENEVlEVE.

Bright as the summers golden beam
Thy smiles were wont to be,
And placid as the rosy dream
OF careless infancy
Then why that dropping downcast eye;
And wherefore dost thou greve'
Why art thou struggling with sigh,
My pretty Genevieve'
So young, SO lovely, and so best,
What evil canst thou fear
What thoughts disturb thy guileless breast.
Why sweIis the starting tear
Say, dost thou weep that there is wo,
Thy tears may not releve'
And do they for another flow,
My gentle Genevcve1
Oh! clear thy darkling brow again.
And let the radiance shine,
Like sunbeams chasing April rain,
In those sweet eyes of thine.
swear to thee and thou wilt still
The fond, fond vow believe
To guard thee from each earthly i'll,
My precious Geneyieye.
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Lectures on history by u Lady.-We no.
t'ce N Worcester paper the proposal, of
Miss Clark to deliver a course Of Historical
Lectures, Comprising the interval from
the creation to the termination of the W ar
OF the American Revolution, in 1852
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FROM BowRISG's MATHIS AMI yfsPRRs
HYMN TO THE nEIIN

HYMN TO THE DEITY
The heavenly spheres TO Thee, 0 Gop attune their
evening hymn,
Al-wIse, All holy, Thou art praised in song of Sc,
raphim
Unnumber'd systems, suns, and worlds unite to
worship Thee,
While Thy majestic greatness fills space-tme-
eternity.
Nature,-a temple worthy Thee, that beams with
Whose flowers SO sweetly bloom below, whose stars,
re DICE above,
Whose affairs are the mountain cliffs that rise along
the shore,
Whose anthems, the sublime accord of storm and
ocean roar;
Her song of gratitude is sung by springs awaken
ing hours,
Her summer offers at Thy shrine its earliest love-
Hest flowers,
Her autumn brings its ripen'd fruits in clorious
luxury given,
While winters silver heights reflect Thy bright
ness back to heaven
On all thou smil'st-and what is man, before Thv
presence, COP!
breath but yesterday inspired-to-morrow but
clod:
That clod shall mouder in the vale,-till kindled.
Lord, by Thee,
Its spirit TO Thy arms shall spring-to lfe,-to H.
berry.
The following, selected from the TOKEN, lust
published by Mr. s. G, Goodrich of Boston, is one
OF the poems to which prize awarded by the
committee appointed for the purpose
THE SOLDIERS WIDOW.
BY P. WILLIS, ESQ.
Wo for my vine clad home!
That 1t should ever be so dark to me-
With its bright threshold and its whispering tree
That should ever come,
Fearing the lonely echo of tread
Beneath the roof-tree Of my glorious dead
Lead on my orphan boy
Thy home is not so desolate to thee
And the low SILVER in the linden tree,
May bring to thee Joy;
But, OH how dark is the bright home before thee
10 her who with joyous spirit bore thee
Lead on! for thou art now
My sole remaining helper. God hath spoken.
And the strong heart lean'd upon is broken
And have seen his brow,
The forehead Of my upright one and lust
Trod by the hoof of BATTLE to the dust
He will not meet thee there
Who blest thee at the eventide, my son;
And when the shadows of the night steal on.
He will not call to prayer.
The lips that melted, giving thee to God,
Are in the icy keeping of the sod
Aye, my own boy thy sire
Is with the seepers Of the valley cast
And the proud glory of my life hath past
= With his high glance of fire.
Wo that the hnde. and the vine should bloom.
And a man he ther,d III
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fonr sisters, whose united ages amounted
to s. years. had a meeting last week in
Saltwater. Saratoga county. for the first
time in t. years. ihoagh all of them are re-
sdents OF the two adjoining counties, sara
toga and Rensselaer,: They were of the
ages of g.. 50. -. and 20 years, and all We
~ active and healthy, for their time Of life.
L he sight wa, an III; trc>tlng onp.-To see
four such aged sisters. who had been play
mates, 20 or 80 years ago, assembled at so
great distance of time, blest with fine
health, enjoying the interview, as most old
ladies anal some young ones are apt to do,
wa, a most interesting and agreeable spec
taclc.-L Troy Sentinel
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oibdPo Son1e lair one VINO reads the following
nay learn to practice the lesson it seems to teach
that fattery IS not love and that she who would
lot be fatally beguied of her heart must shun its
dangerous power
From the .7lantic Souvenir
BY MRS. CHARLES GoRB.
He said my brow fair, It's true =
He said NINE eye had stol'n its blue
From yon ETHEREAL vault above
Yet stilI-he never spake of love.
He said my step was light. own -
He said my voice had won its tone
From some wild linnet of the grove
Yet still-he never spake of love :
He said my. cheek looked pale with thoughts
He said my gentle looks had caught
Their modest softLess from the dove!
Yet still-he never spake Of love. {
He said that bright with hopes divine
The heart should be to blend with mine;
Fixed where stormy passions move!
Yet still-hc never spske Of love
He sad-but wheSefore should tell
Those whispered 1og1e lovedao we'll?
Could reject-conlU reprove-
Whilst still be never .pake Of loyel
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The following, selected from the TOKEN, lust
published by Mr. s. G. Goodrich of Boston, is one
OF the poems to which prize was awarded by the
committee appointed for the purpose
THE Sol DIER,S WIDOU
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Feb5

n AND FOR SALE.--One tract or the north
- side of,he Iurnpikeroad, adjoining Ncssrs.
Chiffon, Undertake and others, and containing
One Hundred and forty odd acres--more than
half IN WoodS and nearby hmbere3
Another tract, about nine miles from Lynch.
burg, half mile south of Mr.. Species Tavern
on the Old New London road and containing
Six Hundred and thirty-eight acres-0n which
there is a dwelling house, out houses and an ex.
cellent orchard-An examination OF the above
tracts will convince evesY judicious person that
they are more fertile, and possessing more ad
vantages than is generally supposed.
Each tract is encumbered-but az the object
Of the sale is to satisfy those claims, and as the
purchaser can see 10 the application of the funds
and release OF the liens, it constitutes no real i'm
pediment to the sale--They are offered low and
on Il reasonable credit. VIM. NJ. RlVES.
March %. c4w33
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~ WILL sell 10 the highest bidder, ON the 10Th
- das Of April neNt, lfiar, II not, the next fair
day. a nact ofland in the county Of Bedford
containg $50 acres. one hundred ofwhch is good
tobacco land, not cleared yet. Ibis trae, Of
land is adjoining the tract Of land that formerly
belonged TO Admire Tuner, deed. it lies nine
miles south OF Liberty, and thirty miles west OF
Lynchburg. II has iolerable good buildings on
it. and lies very well for improving. The clear
ed land Is very productive in corn wheat, and
oats Any person wishing TO viee the land be-
fore the day ofsale can do so II they think pro
per, by making application to M. J. Griggsby
who is now living ON the said land. This land
will be sold on q credit Of one and two years,
with bonds Of approved security required Of the
purchaser after the day of sale. The sale will
be conducted by john Gibbs.
ROBERT II. VAUGHAN
March %. te7t33
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MAINTAINED W'NSrON-At the Junction
IL of Nam Street with the Alley leading 10 4
from Friends TO Martin OF Stone Ware hOuse,o
lers 10 the public by wholesale retail, gene
raj assortment ofGRuCERIES, ON as good terms
as can be had in tins market, confident they are
well bought, bur will not promise On better "a
cheaper, consisting in part of
Best filled sacks of SAT-, iwilIed sacking
Sugar and Coffee of different qualities
N. Orleans and w. l. Molasses
Mould and Sperm, candles, Is to s's
Iurpentnc and transparent soap
Gnupowder and Imperial Tea, fresh
Cut and wrought Nails and Bfads
Patent Balances, with and without frames
Window Glass, 8 by 10, ~ Toby r. 4 Putty
SmithGeld and mountain Bacon which willie
rage 10 furnish by the season
New Maclserel and Herrings
Few casks of rich Cheese
Best Brown Tanners oil
Suffolk Tar, and Carolina Moss for mattresses
Assortment OF Hardware, Crockery, Glass and
Earthen Ware
Blind, Snafle and Curb Brides
Collars, wagon, cart and gig whips
Hack best aud common Srgara
Mems and boys wool and fun Hats
salt Peire, Glauber Salts, Mustard
Alspice, Pepper, Ginger, Indigo, Madder and
Copperas
Iron, German and bistercd Steel
Genuine Madeira and Malaga Wine
London and Philadelphia Porter
| Cotton Sheeting and shifting, Osnaburgs
| 81 aud I 10 point Blankets
| GOO Id beautiful Cotton yarn
10 bbls Of Cider
For which will receive any kind of produce
brought 20 this market at the best cash prices,
NAIllL. WINSTON.
March 20 ts62
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March 20

NoTICk.-The Subscribers entered into
IN partnership ON the lst February last, nm
der the firm of John, William < Ca,well Poe
They nave now on hand and will constantly
keep an extensive assortment of Leather of eve
~ description used in this country Also, Tan
ner'S Oil, Curriers' Tools aud Spanish Hides -
together with good assortment of Groceries,
all ofwhich will be sold 49, the most moderate
terms, for cash or country produce.
JOHN POE,
WILLIAM POE,
CASWELL POE.
March 20 dt3l
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March 30

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden IN the Clerks Office oflae
superior Court OF Chancery for the Lynehbure District,
the ls day Of January, 1927. Daniel Taylor Cndy
vito, Munford Taylor and Mildred ms wife and
John Tag ior and Jane his wife, Pits ngdast james
Needall aud Jane his wife, Hcajmun Dent and Naney
ms ite, james Pow ell and ssell hia Wiz, John VII
son and Lucy his wife, John Greasy and Rebecta Ina
wife, John Shaehiciord, 81 Henry Shacldcfurd Dots
The defendants John Saekleiord and Henry shac+
keford, not having entered sher appearance md
given security according 20 tho aci OF Assembly
and the rules ot tin, courts and it appearing by
factory evidence thnt they not ahabRonts Of hs
couutr}lis ordered that tn said defendants do pear
here the first day Of tho and the liz
of the plaintiff and tRtl copy films order be forthwith
instred in paper printed ii the town Of yuci
burg, tor two nols 'ssively, posted at the front
door Of the ouItiuusC IL the SAID town
Copy--Tesc,
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VIRGINIA At Rule holden in the Clerk oihc' d lh'
superior Court Of hancery for the ilnttNurF lFht'
the let day Of January, 1s21 Daniel lilgeniolh"f.
PIT. cgdipst George Elwall. and john lelIoch anu
Jlmc, Eullock, surviving partners Of W iiM nai,
Juo Bulloct a jas, Bu lock. late merchants pam -
trading under the firm oftialt, Bullocil Co jon" i4
lock- surviving partner of W illam Cali and Jonh l9'
lock, late merchants ana partners trading Hh,'i M
firm of Cali and bullock and the said John Bullock al
his nhisduafeapaeity, Dcfts a.
The defendant George EiNall not having enere9 M
appearance and "iycn security according To the ac
semhly and the rules of this court and appearing ~ ~
tisiactory evidence thut he is not an niahitnl u uo
countryIt is ordered that thu said defendant 10 arla
here the FIRST lay sfthe and answer me '
ofthn plaintiff and that copy Of this order be i"r
N inserted in SONS paper printed IN TIE town o.
IyHchburg, for two months sucressiEeiS and Po'tfu d"
the front door of the courthouse ia the SAID town -
~ A copy-fcstc, J. AlLLS'''
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JOHN WILLS, c.

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in tie Clerk Office Of hs
Superior eourt 81 ChaEccrS for the LynchbulF dlflH
the fist any of January, 1877. Arthur Il. Dawes i'f-
against Feachy Franklin David :. GaripHd, " lIFIn
Cunningham, eA'r Of James Mays, decd, and hali 4
Watts and Joseph Billiard, eX'rs Of james Dlard dec
Dots.
The defendants Peachy Franklin Chs. Waits not haV
ing snere their appearance a gwen security aecordso
thu a"t pfAssembyS the rules ofths eouitA haffcgfhk
by sats iletory evidence Mat thcynre not narN "lH
cOnuryit ordered that the saul defendants Do appear
here on tn FIRST day OF the next and answer Tie hi
OF the pianiIi and that cepy sitla- order be odhl
inserted N some new spaper printed III h tow al -
deer Of the courthouse in the SAID town.
Copy--feste, -
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zft,t-sT sAIr-Hy ,htae Of ,so several

VI tflSI ShLE.---Ey vitae Of two several
- deeds oftfust eaecnted 10 the subscriber
BY William Parker, for tie purpose Of securing
the payment Of two debts due from the SAID
Parker 10 Psnnil and Dickinson, and one debt
due from said Parker to Wlliam.L. panniil, |
shall on Saturday the 2lsf day Of April nexf,
or the premises. proceed 10 SCH, for ready mo-
ney. t the highest bidder, the whole the tract
gi and on which the said Parker nov lives, ly-
ing 10 the county Of piusylvania. on Old We
mans Creek, containing i've hundred and for
ty-6Ye acres, more On less.--Also, al the same
time will be sold to the highest bidder, for rea-
dy money, two horses, seven head Of cattle, Fl
teen head Of hogs, two head OF sheep, three fea-
Their beds and furniture, together with all the
household and kitchen furniture, and planta-
ton utensils The title To tins property is be-
lieved 10 be good, but vii only convey suci
title as IS vested ia Inc
ABRA {. SHELTON.
April g ctds35
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SPRING GARDEN For Sale /:

- 1T AJLD in Rockingham county, North
- Carolina, on the main road heading from
Salem aud Salisbury to LynchbuTg and Rich
mould. Tins delightful and We'll known pru-
dcnee for health, good water, and beauty of site
alton, is not surpassed Wy perhaps any in the
State.--Ihe tract of land contains upwarsds of
two thousand acres, about one hundred ofwhich
are cleared, and nearly all fresh. At least one
third Of the tract is prime tobacco land, and the
balance fine corn and grain land, and from its
level situation Is susceptible Of a high state Of
Improvement. The land abounds with good
springs, aud is covered with excellent timber
A. a stand for a mercantile business, Spring
Gardens equal to any, aafing five pabiic roads
leading to 1t from different directions, and has
been place Of considerable business for forty
years. Tie Improvements are new two story
dwelling house with SIX rooms a store, aud tas-
crn house, when with o htue repairing would
be very good anew barn shielded for stables, Il
shop and 1ther ont houses. determined to re
move 20 tine western country, will sell a bargain
in the above property, aud receive few likely
negroes IN part payment. For terms, apply TO
the subscriber On the premises s
JAMES {. GALLANs>Y4
March 2. cl2t3Q
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n TEACHER WANTED. A Gentleman
~ competent to teach the usual branches OF
English Education correctly, of good cha
racter and moral department, will find a situa-
ton IN a genteel private family, by application
to Daniel Brown Esq. Lynchburg
March % tfs33
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=
lrloR 5ALE.-'rhe subser HAVING s.
- mined to remove to Town, oGe4s A., s'
hi' valuable farm, near Lguchbure. conan
about % Acres, knoen by the name Of o,r,
LILY. 10 person whose business docs - -
pune his constant attention IL toe,n ;h,. !. ~,
OF the most desirable rrsidcnces in fls u.
OF the place. The buildings are all of5ri.k ,','
ssllng OF AN excellent and cenyenieD, ,,, NJ.
hotse, Ice-hottse kitchen, stable, &c-'r,. 5
den Is large and productive, aud is encio.e,i -.
a substantial brick wall. To those IN the -. \!
6ofhoed' a further description Is unneces.a71y
Persons al a distance vino may feel disros,5 ,.
purchase desirable residence mean Lsnrb6a,"
may view the premises al any time, and h. r. ~
formed OF the terms on application to the .,I
scrlber, who, deemlng ii his interest to di.no1.
Of tbs property, offers a bargain to purc5as,rs
Ii Oakley be not sold by Tuesday the I5th da.
OF May, II will on that day be offered al anc,io,'
VIM. l.. SAUNDERS
April g. tds35
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VIRGINIA AT Rnles holden in tn" clerks Office Oh
superior court of Ghanccry for the lynelilmfe d'f
the 9Th day Of November, le.G. Grief FHrkSa3l'. 49,
of john Snunderiur, deed Allrn ". Elliot and SH.
hs wife John Davidson and Enzthcthils vie : ~"
81 T. Lodge and MARY his Wifc, Thomas ooh ana ~
y his wife, and Beycrv Brown, Plts. d9a@S, " :
than Depricst, Charles Deprcsf, John Johns, an
Juhns,sRicc Johus, Saunders Johns Simeon o', e-
Sally his wife, THOMAS Philips and Polly lns " Ne. IN
Tharp and Lucy his wife, Charles Ta,rr and -"
beth his wife, and John Nall and Martina has ndr, ',n
The defendants John Johns Inrton Johns. Riac J,l.
Saunders }ohns, Simeon Cobbs and Sally has vie ! ~
mas Philips and yhis Wr, james IharP and ia. a.
wife, Charles 1harp and Elizabeth his TIt', ana ''-
Nall and Martha his wife not having nnirrrd 80
pearanre and gikcn security 10 .hs At 81
bly, and the rules "a this court, and appearing ~ so
factory evidence thatthey nat inhabitants 81 M t
trylt is ordered t'tat the SAIL defendants de aploI
the first dag of the next term anj answer the or
bill and hi OF reyyor of The plaintiffs afd that f'is
this order be forhW it'll inserted IN sJue rfrspaPr pr
ted in the town of i.ynrhhr, for tisn month -
sivniy. mud posted at the front door OF TIE coup'
the said town.
20 JpHN WI rs.G'
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NEW GOODS.

NNErE have the pleasure of informing our
~ friends of the arrival of great many
scarce and desirable Goods, which We will sell
low-We are determined to retain the name OF
Cheap Store Aud in daily expectation oil
receiving great many new aud fashionable ar
ticles. To all ofwhieh we respectfully invite the
attention OF our friends and the public
MCKEE ROBINSON Co.
E.hE
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JOHN WILLS, {.

AT Rules holden in the clerks slice Of amherst The Is.
Monday III JANUARY, ls27. David ). Garland, Pr.
gaast John Hatdw5s and Thomas Coleman. admir-
Of John and Elizebeth Calcman deed, Defis Ia
ChanCery. 49,
The defendqnt John Hardwck moi hapiny entered hs
appearance and given security according to the ~ ofAs-
scubly ard the rules his court apIcGrE the
court tnat he II net inIahant OF rs COM
eath is ordered, that he d. appeQr here tss
third Monday IN March next and answer the an nded
bin Of the complainant; and that this order be
be inserted IN the Lynehburg SrFni,n for sight weeks
succesively and posted the front door of the court
house court day,
% copy-Teste, A. L. DAVIES, Ok. A,c.
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VIRGINIA "A, Rules holden in the Clerks Office oftl

VIRGINIA Al Rules holden in the Clerks Office ofth6
Superior Court Of Chencery for The Iynchburg Bis
tret, the 9Th day Of November, ls2G. John : Ior.
Pit. a@aaSt DAVID saunders, admir- Of julius Qul-
'ders, decd, and William Holt, Def
TIN defendant William iiult not bag5nc entered his
appearance and given security according the act Il
Assembly and the rules OF his court aud il appearing hy
satisfactory evidence that he is inhhbiaBz nj t9
conntry-i ordered, that thu said defendant dn appcn:
here on The irt day of the term and the hi
fine plainufis; that copy ofths order be forthwith
Inserted IA some newspaper printed in the town o l}nth
0Eg, for two nenhs successfully and posted at thu iof
door of THE courthouse in the said town.
Copy-fes:e,
|. % JOHN WILLS c.
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n CNrfAtIr 20 decree sftae county

n GREfAhLE 70 a decree oftAe county
~ eoau Of Campbell pronounced IN lie
suii Gregory against Eari--fhe undersigned
Commissioners, vii proceed 10 sell. 10 the hisil-
esi bidder on SATURDAY., the 18th Of neSt month
{ April j At james Cardsslls shop. the tract %
land IN The proceedings mentioned, iymg N
Campbell county, on the main road itoni meh'
,nond 10 Ncw London, and adjoining the Lands
of Jonathan Maftin, Sampson Evans, 6oof =
Cable and James ID. Cardwell, on credit Of one
aud two years. the purchaser giving bond, viii
approved security. and deed OF trust on the
land. The tract of land contains one hundred
and one acres, all in woods
JAMES SHEARLR,
ROBT HUNTER,
JOHN S1KA1ION,
OLIVER McREY NOLDS,
March 81 tc1~06 Commissioners.
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March 90

I'D OK BINDERY.-Ihe subscriber has lat
- ly procured an additional first rate Boook
Binder, which enables him TO do all work, /
that line, with neatness and dispatch lie ha
received direct from Philadelphia, a very large
supply of paper of very superior quality, whica
enables him to do any kind of Blank HoYk al a
minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, and the pub
lie generally may rely on having any work OF
dered of me- faithfully done aud made out of the
best materials and AT very low prces.-Persons
wishing books bound are requested TO bring them
forward Immediately as am somewhat at lcis-
ure and can do them much better than when |
am pushed with work. The public are further
informed that bind books at much lower prices
than they ever were known TO be done at in this
dart of the country, and in much more supori-
or manner ABRA8l II. NORTH.
Feb y ts27