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WANTED, IMMEDIATELY,

4 4 THE UNION SCHOOL, in Mill Creek hundred, q
IA person fully competent to teach Reading, Writing,
AMI Arithmetic The Union school house is well known
TO be III gond neghborhood fr full, standing school
where person Of good abilities. and qualified teach
er, may meet with good encouragement. Such person,
coming well recommended for honesty, and sobricty wl
fad desirable situation. Application TO be made to the
Trustees, living near the school house.
ROBT. TWEED,
JACOB WIDEMAN,
SAMUEL CARI.ILE,
MATHEW LOCkARD,
JOSEPH EASTBOURN.
August 18th, 1927. 83-4tp
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LUMBER Fur SAI,,

Il JOHN HEMPHlLI'S Udorf and Iur,h., ,
lie Borough of Wilmington, genera, 10
per, well selected suitable Tor lersors for budin 'l
mechancs and large stock Of teur and - ~
Giles, ARE constantly ioi sale "a lie ioatslt,,ms -
Oh the usual or, dit " - eass
The friends and former customers of Tic yard MN,
puhiic generally arc invited call al ii, M a We
where thef iasors will be thankiulI, ackn, i
WILLIAM SIMMONS, .qnen,
june 6, 1896. ~ "n w.
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POCKET BOOKS.
a. q H IVILSOy,.
No. 105, MARKET STREET.


Ill AVE just received an assortment of Pocket Books.
\ among which
Ladies and tientlemens Pocket Books with silver and
steel spring clasps, and finished in elegant style.
LADIES' Gilt Morocco Pocket Books, with needle and
bread cases, silver and steel spring clasps, &c
Russia Leather, Morocco, Horse Skin, and Cali Skin
With clasps and straps.
Also-a variety of common and 10. price Poke, Books
A. 6 u. Hilson hare also for sale,
Band Box and ionnet ards, Writing Letter and Wran
ping Paper, Quilts lux Powder Ink OF superi = onaly.
States Slate aud Lead Pencils, Water Colors, Cancels Hair
Pencils Inks'ands, Sun Glasses Elegant Fancy Hoxss
Windsor and Fancy Soaps Of the best quality and
assortment o. school Hooks and statcnery-all Of which
Nlilhe x q -ell..c.i ,ric,s "..'-..
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NOVICE.

TIME Lery Court and Gort IF ibbeai Of Nerasde Coan.
u ~ will at tae C mrt House The town OF New
Caste Tuesday he Is lay OF September next,
which and pace the Assessors of the several unre
IN sa cpn eq ned TO attend TO take the Oahs u
Office and receive sac,iuas tor the performance ot
their lut.es IS assessors.
i. STOCKTON, elk of the Peace
tor Newcastle county.
Newcastle, Aug. "a. 1927. S4-s
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NOTICE.

A " persons indebted to The q! I1omaa Eagmtg
IA dec lave Of Chrisllana Hundred are requested 10
make immediate payment and those III, he eiai Ms 4s
SAID estate d.siel . present them nrup, M ats;s
70 PATRICK lIl;1lNsi, .i!54'r
wilmington, '3cd 2, 1871 SS-It
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SAi,I,LINd,.
JACK HAYWARD.

HUSi tyed ara fip salc at this Office, he ne"
~ ednn, rerse! ~ the tnthof tftin g Sorry IT Asr
liAf Aii3 thu SAL l.ey; Or, The siripaus FANNY
Designed for American Chi en-. IA Families and schoe.,
ny WILLIAM s. CArnKLi." This Interesting htt'e wofs
hos received he appreciation Of and IS recommended b.
numerous teachers and literary gentlemen in N. ip'k
Philadelphia. and clscwhere ~in inYe given i iacssA
rial II their respective schouls and Ye rEonontcea
superior, as reading book for ihc yn,n5, 10 a;y ot.
aork tfai They have seen. Anon. lie numerous rs. :
carhrfs who have given sicir Recommendation Of u,
work "" the following, Of this iiorn is-+s4c FixaFs
SFmoS bARsrow. !iisnor DtvHatnnr a,a ES"ra .fWl.'
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DIVIDEND.

SyE Pres; lent and Directors of the Wilmington and
i Philadelphia Turnpike Company, have declared dvt.
ienl Of per for the last MONTHS which will be
)ad to the Stockholders their legal representatives IN
after the 5th inst aihe Counting House Of James Price
& Son. BY order IF The Hoard.
JAMES PRICE. Secy
Aug. G. 1897 77-9t
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TO TIE ELECTORS OF
TO BRICK MAKERS.

SHE subscriber will give Forty Dollars per month for
first rate inolef, setter, and burner, and find him in
,oardng--at his bick yard, Delaware City.
May 80, 1897. 6D--lf JOHN JONES.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,

II the Freemen. inhabitants Of Nercustle County,
acho qualified 10 rote for Members IF the Gen.
eral assembly.
iKyIAT an Electon will be held at the same time, and
L at the PAGES and il the manner that Sen.
and Representatives for the said County chosen;
The purpose OF eectng Commissioners of the Levy
Court and Court If Appeal in the sad County good
and sahs:a riai reehlie residing IN Pencaer Hundred
good and snbstanaltreehukitrr residing Red Lion
Iundred good end substantial freebooter residing
81. Go es hundred and good and substantial free.
hol er residing White Clay Creek Hundred; 70 suppl.
he occaSioned by the expiration CT IT. times
which Jacob Paris. Phillip Reyboid John Janyier and
lnhn lierdman, elected commissioners the aid Re
" Court and Court Of Appeal. L STOCKTON,
Geek # The Peace for NegeQste County.
Neacas lie, Augu "a, 1927 84-St
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M'CAULLEY & RICE.

a5oata Vest oF. and near to, Bronaywane bills,
q anil adjoining the formerly conducted BY Mr. John
Hce, az gns r-@aere may not be Of dsad antage
10 persons u cal and examine for lie r,selye,
The following compose part &c their assortment.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-22

Cd around his herr, he Nv hate pain,-
Ell on every countenance. He pissed
ny The chnrch-yafd, and The grave ofbis
mother mel his yiow. lie reached nix
home, aud saw bis father ready 10 lio
down IN sorrow by her side Ills brn-
hers avoided him, his friends had fore.
gotten him while the siphi of him. th,
abandoned, outeast one, was all that
was wanting To lay waste the intellect OF
The maiden who had loved HIM with her
whole soul. There was no peace. no
comfort, no joy for him. lie could NOT
1--we, he could MOI even endure existence.
He wandered about for few days in
misery, when one morning The report or
pistol was henrd in his room,--and
Frederick 0ldcnbelt was no more. In
his hlble, presented by his mother, when
he enjoyed the nnoconcy Of childhood.
were found The following lines:
Drson by my destiny, scli-murder
must elose he catalogue Of my sias. Be.
fore lhis Is icpd, ! shall be ne more.
" hat am | lha should 1--we An out
cast, cong about like the wondering Jew.
with the burning cross stamped upon nv
brow. | am second Judas. II there
be a Gotl--l know no Gad.--Bu, what
comes alteI deathi No matter. Let
this bill e, never opened by me, b ~.
en- TO her who has been AS cons#aHz to
me as have been false 10 all. 20.
One beautiful summers evening,
nearly year from the funeral o, fred.A
efIck, The maniac was seen 10 90 up The
lltilc bill OF whose summit no was huri.
ed. When her friends, rom wnam .he
had waneered, came to the spot, lhey
iounf her clasptng tho COLI marble with
the uotelaxlne grasp of death. The lite
IL hlhit had f,llen from her hana--a
smile emed still to linger on her pale
md beautiful copnlenan re--but hen soul
had winged MS Wy 10 he 4 pence fore-.
''f| Haraard RfP.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-22

| view ana interesting DlSCoNPfN,
DR.. Chambers's Remedy far Mteaper-
! ance.
| TlHE subscribe, on the decease Il the late
X d. William Cnambers, took INTO ms pos
| session the personal estate al thr deceased. and
found preparrds large quantity Of DR. Cham
bers' remedy ior Intenperance.
! He hereby Informs the public, that he has
disposed ofali the nedcme 50 found, to Or
! James H. Hart, and Mr. Andw NJ Fannlns, OF
tins city.
In making this disposition, the subscriber has
! been actuafed by due rrgasd 10 the heirs OF tho
interstate as well as from wish 10 give the most
extensive use tothe virtues of the discovery,
whatever they may be; and h. can further add
with confidence, thai the gentlemen vino Will
| hereafter be the vendors o! the Repeds for iu-
temperance, Is prepared bs Tue inventor, have
beeH intimately connected with DR.. CaantDeis
j in hrs life timc-hage been his agents IN COM
pounding the medicine, and reacquainled With
It's composition.
: SILVANUS MILLER, Public Administrator &c
T IL The medicine will hereafter be prepared
and sold by the subscribers. who alone are IN
possession of the original recipe Of the inventor
al tn Office OF the afe Dr.. {. IN the basement
story OF Rutgers Medical College, in Duane st
doors from Washington hall, New York.
The astonishing success which this remedy
has obtained in restoring habitual lnebriates to
| sobrirt has established its virtues beyond all
contradiction. and sapersedcS the necessity OF
any further comment.
The remedy Is rs innocent as 1t is efectual; so
murh so, that it is often given children IN te-
brlr complains, and frequently used as family
medicine for Dyspepsia. &c. III that IS reqnr-
ed to ensure lis specific effect is 10 bide strict
| IL nv the directions, II Is put up IN packages
| sufficient for one individual cure, accompanied
With aluple directions toi its use, signed IN the
hand writing pf the subscribers, without which,
| none are genuine. W. are induced 10 adopt
this measure as in consequence OF the great cele-
britv which Dr. Chambers medicine has OBJ
! fainrd the nave been. aud doubtless vii be,
| many spurious limitations On enclosing - us
the usual price, 81, postage pad, the medaln"
can he sent by mail To those Who No. mail"
to pay, ON personal application Of the ind au.
III 10 our office, the medicine vii he administer
FL rats
II order that the efficacy of the above nell
enc may b. thoroughly tr'tad, cdltorSoi news
paprr> throughout tn country, Mo VII insert
this advertisement. aud send us copy OF tic pa
per coutaiulag IT, shall receive from ash rf,ufn
OF mail. quantity >ailiciaut 10 cue one d INK
add which the, viii hc requested 10 administer
t. some patient IN their NJ ghborhood land put
lish the rssuf
Pubic institutions ard philanthropic societies,
b. MAKING application. tduly autbentcated,) 10
tic sub, criherg. yllali receive the medicine al
very reduced price.
JANEs II. uAKT. N. d. ! Successor to
A. III. TANNING. SW. Chambers.
CAUTION.
The public is respectful, cautioned against
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-22
Life of Napoleon.

gAsIIE iatt nights Mail hroughtus a'upply Of
i the long looked to- LIFE OF NAPC LEON,
in 3large aso. yalsyery superiority executed, con.
tanning beautiful and correct portrait Of The
great Napoleon, Much was expected from This
Great Work. But s. far as have heard. aud
can Judge, II surpasses thepoSt sanguine expec
tat0n | therefore hope very person will do
me the favour to call and buy cop Of this
Splendid Work more especially is the work is
now on'rlng to the public on more reasonable
terms than ever knew any work of the same
magnitude. Indeed may aid ofany Kind
ADRIAN Il. NORTH.
AuOugf "a
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T1f,,,x WIN ftitt GDDJ ,.

EAI.,x WIN fsItt Go - ,.
ssr.vr arrivals, from NV Z TX Il Put
1R "1Inb,a. enable the subscrlpefs at pres
ssS 80. to their customers and the p"h-
e" a, a.sortneu OF oeasonapie GOOD5,
sc, s,,,le and Fanc} line, ms is not to be
o0'a'.aa by any honsr in this section OF the
sa'pa Anon. the articles lately received.
ng ,ieces SHEPPARD'S extra hne Blue d
Riack Cloths and Cas- -ineres
.ora .nperb Clare1do Tor Gents frocks
P pr. ,,scrs fine Double hliied Drao ~ owe
ciota.. for Gent s Ovrf Goats
e,,g n,,ees Steel Nix, new and elegant ar
,cle for Surtonts, Frocks, &c.
p.,e 4 ack aud Brown Cloths and Cassineres,
Medium qualities
c.,,,emen's Fur aud Beaver Hats
pI,n and ut silk Velvet Festngs
R,rt and Brown Eng. do
9s+..s genuine Irlsh Linen
o, malt 5iacss d. oil pee ilariy fine texture q
,.,..es C,licoes, comprising almost every
shade and figure
aan 10 Bed rckings Indigo blue
Ssvsr.l pisces 81 y GA IRISH Sueelngs
,.,.s Ia mask Table Linen from o. 10 l0-4
"a 5444 O. 81 DrowB aaj bieacaed 10
.as3.4nlaid do fast coulrs
ca,e fine Power Loom 5nr,ings
Gentlemen fine beaver Il morse sAin Gloves
VIII morse skin aud s. do
Black Italian Cravats and Bandanas
Paid and Camblet Cloaks
sayeral pieces ocoh pioids 4 Camblets
sevrral nieces Scarlet MARINE, Ytite rtseap
Be,l fwiled English Blankets from 10 b
point, unusually cheap
Hest double Milied Napt cations
Krrsrys and Lindseys for servants Wear
Strong high quarter Shoes, aud quantity OF
Sole Leather
Rose aud Whitney Blankets, from 8 to IL qrs'
Fine aud medium oattlnei>
Apron aud Counterpane Cheeks
Green Baizcs and + loor Cloths, &c
The attention Of the LADIES is respectfully
solicited 10 the following fashionable articles VIZ
Lace Wells, Capes and Collars OF the most
splendid style
Rich Thread aud Gymp Laces and Edgmgs
Several pieces ~ aud 10 PLAN BobbineS
BacN Italian Lustrings, huest quality
PLAN add Gg' d Bis. ro d Nap.
Aat,rine. Brown aud Dove cold do do-superb
Plain aud f. II white Gro de Nap.
Partisan Pad do-a ne" and elegant article
A arga assortment most beautiful Bonnet RIB
bong
Anew pieces superior P'lice Cloths
H., dorse 5kiu aud SILK Gloves
AZ assortment Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hose
a e& patterns ChIian Robes, quite new
article
Anew Crimson & Blue Merino ShawIs
Snlli Cashmere do do
AGg pieces superior plain black Nankeen
Cranes
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-22

YhN hUSlC.-The subscriber has a-an
IA Inc pleasure Of Informing the Iadla. of
c'eloelg aud IT'S vicinity tbaehc has lately re-
gyo ,rea, a4ecI from Philadelphia. q large and
"se'eeled assortment of NEW MUSIC, en-
Wing all the new pieces up TO TINS time ;
csli 'l ne hopes they will do HIM the favour To
rn i "'a purchase, as he is determined to sell We
:, aS INIT he /, sorry to he undo, the neccssi-
10, informing the Ladies that hereafter he can
vim. Nov them to exchange their music after ba
,,a afc'ed the gives tins notice that no nrr-
"" nay be disappointed.
A,n,,..oo ARRAM r. NORTH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-22

HI nnbscriher has the pleas e OF annonnc-
IT, IL b, friends and the public Generally,
tat h ia, received direct from Phlades ani,,uy
ias last evenings stage. a few very splendid new
FORKS winch be will sell very low
Among the books are the following new works
az:
-, K'aben Apsley in q vols. by the author OF
6'dn1letye House, The Tor Hill &c. &C. This
N"N'a So universally praised that any thing
mote sad from me might be supe fluous
lac kplcdrean Tale by Thomas Moore this
n'"dt be decidedly the best production from
'ht pea ofthe allhor
Ihe Living aud tn Dead-.rhis work is well
So'lly the aItenton OF my religious friends as the
S,o.a generally, aud am greatly mistaken If
~ @ho read il is not we'll pleased 9th It.
II, line aabSltern Or Sketches of the Peninsular
wa during the Campaigns OF lSl3--l4, by an
,'g M'aess this work is well worthy tie attcn.
WV VI every person. and much question wheth-
""nofe interesting work wa eyer published.
ADRIAN II. NOkTH.
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l)pp '.,. > on Boston, Providence, New-York
Ind D y, al'ladelphia, Baltimore, Washington civ
'a Nehnond, Va, for sale IN snms to sn,, rn,
S. at small premium. at the Iot,ers and
Iy,aaatage Office OF 5. l. NJ ALIEN Z; CO. co.
s,aken a, 81 = "nere all kinds Of uncurrent money
sSylo ' '-"S oil discount
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f5CH LILA .
TIE SCEPTlC


And hootlng at the glorious sun in heaven,
Cries out. 'sNha,is it, lobr7det.
Il was cold, blnstersne, ,uumnsl
afternoon. The sky was covered with IA
heavy mntle Of clouds, and tho sun
shorn Of his beams by the surrounding
gloom WIS sinking MO the west, huge
ball of lurid fire. The wind sghc thro'
the branches Of the lie lfess trees, IS if
mourning with niture the decay a. her
beauty. The whole scene WIS sud an
mournful; ii was one Of ihose VIII
press down with leadcn hind the soul
Of mn, aud murdar ia their infancy ii
Joyous emotions. Il WIS a str kline pie
tire ot the 5esolation Of hem pncaeeg-
cd by the lipLt of rellplou-t6lomGlem
of h m who was now 10 be llld IN The
tomb.
Few followed the coffin II he suicide
as 1t was carried to It's lonely grave :;
/ for he WIS one against whom the hearts
of all were barred, as were The gates o.
the consccrated burial yard against his
! mortal remains. A few, however, ID
follow the corpse sorruwine wltnau
comfort, not because the liz ue w
numbered with the dead, bnl because
lis own rashnesS, his own inhaelty hid
sealed his doom. The fa.her CUNT
not in the steadiuess OF manly sorrow,
but tottcringunder the torture Of despair,
and shedding scalding tears, whichmam
almost be said to leave on his bl anched
check, scared marks of his mcn3ng
grief. The brothers followed, aud over
their weeping faces, crept tire blush ii
shame, tn It they were the relatives o.
| the dIsbelieyer. The mother was not
there. Maternal solicitude coult MOI
wait for the last horrld deed. The con-
scIousness that her son, her 61st- born,
! the boy she had borne in sorrow, and
| nufsed in his weakness, the child who
had slept on her bosom, knew 10 God E,
h I'd already laid her beneath the coli
sod of the valley. But one was there,
whose objection and misery surpassed
even that OF a mother. One vino, too
wretched to die, came to perform the
last act Of woman's love, winch deserts
moi even the worthless and wicked n
the grave. No tear fell upon her cheek,
10 convulslvo shudder shook her lrame.
Pale AMI wan, despair had artencd her
features to mrhe. As they stood
round toe narrow PIT, slI' Woulj hayr
been st1tuo DE for the VII 1ess Of he
d1rk eye, which llew from the oun.e-
nances Of ,he byst.ndcIs TO tine bier, ina
! told, in flashes, of reason driven ron
her throne. The earth faii upon tHe
coffin, and they al Depart w'a55at
one ray Of consolation. Tn magaa
VEN Wy also, IA III" grave W , eft
tor he nght w'nt % how user.
II" whose rcm1 rs worn Ius inferred
had Ivoo Ut ,utle tm'; VI t'I' l.
. tla WIS crowded wGn value, 01# NJ
row, nj wee. Nare evli I'D Gown
on OF ms short rXlstfDC', tim msny :
loa4er LITE bad ever witnessed. Ine
tale lsmtIanehnIY, bat may net be with
oui is pre5t#bl.u9ss.
Wuh maz.. acg,oDI baanfv Fraae-
TX Ofrubert uo,scs,cd a lae.,kabls
mind. ans enc Of ,urr Al his n i. hut
pressl,e co9atcn4acc shove. HIM H.
iar. nj, from II o,bnrs.
To an enhns. SIN wh.ca sometimes
approached 10 nj nas-, We added uu,
shaAen hrmnr>>, m perfect m.rgea-
dencc, whentvrr openly oppa,el bt.
H.. -. o. -, -. ,,,,,.-r,. Ia, ,..#.....
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To TIE PU BLfC.
August 30.

New and interesting Discovery.
DR.. ChamberS's Remedy far Mteaper-
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gatxrep ,sn rsehisaEo - 49,. .
r,u.a FLErclER = ~, Il = 8. - l.it'f'e
ELh'a nati,hefs Of M Lases ~ ne laton,

s.,,- Weekly Plpar, At Lsapd ne weekly
Urn "a anr aennm pay tbis IN ,etSetee.--s sun-
Pip-r tbe received Tor les tihe than a@nlt
.srpuaa ,ilj he d.contipued gs1' Ht the aise'u"h
az no ~ ~, ',atil al arrearaees are pfid.
oftAe ..,,,,,ts viii he interted NJ 50 eenis per
u - he rsi time, and 81 IL eeas ior eaeh
SHr = raoso from distance must be pa,a, Tor h,
S@,o. to their si ' 5s'lda IN Iyn @
son. Orders not exceeding two squares are m
- foI SIX dollars
'e liter. Addressed to the Editors must be Pos'
y nov viii not be attended to-
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Cornish's Remedy for the Piles.


ZnIE Medicine now offered 10 the public
is one which has been fully subieete
10 the infalIible test 81 experience an IA ="
very instance where il has been fairly tried
it ms en- attended with the most complet,
success. In some ot the eases, the patients
had been 'aboring under the disease Tor years,
aud during that period had received TIN brsr
medical advice, and mad even undergone %
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. Ills not Qike those usually ad'
Veltsed) offered as certain curt for long
catalogue Of diseases, but those afflicted witt
this complaint, for which alone it IS recon-
menied, NAV rely with confidence upon oh
aining relief, wen in its worst forms, IN a
snort time and they themselves are the best
iadges-of the importance OF such remedy -
Price 50 cents per box, with directions sign
I'd by he proprietor
The subscriber Is appointed Agent for the
sale OF the above medicine.
WALTER ". MIDDLETON
Nov. y
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GEO. WHiTLOCKE.

RI OOk BlNDEKY The subscriber has late
- " procured an additional FIRST rate Boook
Binder winch enables him TO do all work, in
thai line, with neatness and dispatch. He hHs
received direct from Philadelphia, very large
supply Of paper of very superior quality, when
enables him TO do any kind of Blank York at a
minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, and the pub
lie generally may rely ON having any work or
dered Of me, faithfully done and made out of the
best materials and at very low pnces.-Persons
wishing books bound are requested TO bring them
forward immediately us am somewhat AT leis~
ure and can do them much better than whenl
am pushed with work. The public are further
Informed that bind books at much lower prices
than they ever were known TO be done al IN this
dart OF the country, and IN much more superr
or manner ABRAM X. NORTH.
Eeb q ts27
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-22

HnA asss4A saat1vg,
SAS constantly receiving fresh supptiesoi Drugs
i Medicines, surgical Instruments, Pants
Oils, Dye-Stnils Perfnmery, &C &c
All of~hch may be had on the most reason
able terms. juno D.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-22

A Cnstmas aud new years offering for 1873
TINS is the .ifd since this Interesting pro.
ducton co,nmeuccd. aud tNc list years Spnye-
m Was thought by all 10 be- yeiy eKcclleh bet
"hrn compared with those the contrast 4
ST srty great that ~ will be struck iorri ut
TIN vr,y Rrral lmpfos emeuts thai brer mhde
Il Contains fifteen engraving. much more
splendrdly executed ihn have ever sen be-
iotc, and hive no hesitation In say log the, surs
pas, any thing ever executed in the q. States.
The paper printing aud matter Just MS good "a
can be done IN any country lis to be fepca
int every person viii call on me and sn ply
himself with copy OF this wonderful produc.
tim. We hear great deal said now day
about encouraging Domestic Manulncturcs,
thr people hayc an opportunity Of doing ~ uow
md at the same time get twice the worth ofiheJr
money. ABRAM X. NORTH.
nov -.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-27

Though yosth had hej snd ,kcy'se no m0se,
For, though their sun VI life - set,
10 memory they are living yet.
My na,ive cot, my native cot!
Where many q mothers kiss I've felt;
Where all who shared our huwole lot,
In sweet nnI fond affection dwslti-
A mothers smile, iatberb care,
And brsthers, sisters, oil were there.
But where art thou, and where are they!
Kind memory yet FONTS out the spot.
Where srst thou s,o,dst, but none can say
Where though .rt now my native cot,
And they on lie's eventiul tide
Are drifting, scatterI lar and wide!
Alone found the ssel pair,
Each by the others love sustained:
Their brows were +" furrow Der with care,
And nought but hopes Of heaven remained;
Their orb OF life had nearly set,
B Ut on tims's verge it t"inkied yet.
On childhood's downy couch once more,
| The sleep Of childhood sweet slept;
! And all youths sceaes rambled DER,
| In a sweet dream, and wak'd aud wept-
| That youth and all its scene were GER
To be enjoyed in time no more.
PYTIIIAS.