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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-28

NeU York Consolidated Lottery, No. IT,
Will be drawn on the 2Sth Novcnber' hS"-.:
prize $50 900, tickets SIS; halves 80 quarters ''
tenths so.
Vnginia State Lottery, o,,.
Forthe benefit ofthe Dismal Swamp Canal .'"F
ny, 10th Glass. .,r
Will be drawn at Richmond 5th Deeemher o4 NV. .,E
bers, Sdrawn ballots. Highest prize sleoy'' "''
cts S.; halves so; quarters 25. For sale al
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-28
SplenAiA lotteries.

NEXT IVEDNESD.iY, Not. 2S.h, The
Nev- York Consolidated Lottery, NO. IT,
will be drawn Only ID, 100 Tickets, and The sl''"
did scheme of Prizes, viz.
$50, 900, $4,000, 10000, 5000, 5000, .,'','
2,23o. s Of 1000, of 500, 50 OF loo:
SO of 90, SO OF 80, 80 Of 70, 50 OF o.
SO of 40, rs OF 80, and 4446 OF d. =;
Whole tickets SIS; Halves 50; Quarters ~
Fifths 3; TenthS so.
On Wednesday, 12M December,
Grand Consolidated Lottery, NO. y
will be drawn in Washington City
SCHEME:
$4,000, 1000, 1900, l,a25, 5of 1000, 70 u
500. 90 Of $50, 40 OF loO S OF 500, 81 u
80, 81 of 70, S Of 60, 81 Of 50, 81
Of 40, lo2 OF so, &c. &c. .
Tickets 5; Hllves 3 so; Quarters 25i IN 5'''
variety numbers at
RV%EEiAAS'
Lucky Lottery Office, King street, Aiex''dF'a'
nov "a
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-07-21

tongue would utttr-he kissed his trirnd's hand,
lad his hand on his bosom, and bre;,thed a last long
Sigh of farewell to mortality
Medical aid was procured Immediately, but il was
OF no avail, avein Was opened in the neck and the
blood rushed from it profilsey that the ph, 81
clans could not stop it, ill nearly every drop of
blood had lett the body; a circumstance so singu-
lar could not be accounted for by the physicians,
and on opening the body they found the old mans
heart nc: only igurat'ely but actually broken in
two parts. This circumstance had such an effect
on the daughter that she died in twelve month at
ter her marriage with Frederick, and just as she had
become the mother Of charming daughter.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-07-21

AIRS. Op'e. once the poet and novelist, but now
tho far quaker Of Norwich has been in town,
says late London paper. attending the yearly
meetings of the Society Of Friends at their estab-
Ishmcnt in HshoPgatc street Some of her extern
raraneous oratons IN public are highly spoken of.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-07-21

y
listened for Il mpmnt--thrn cxclaimln-, il
come, from our master Lwcllln5i tide for
your life. Hutton lie tossed away handhoA
that cncumbered him, and spurrcd his horse to
It's utmost speed.
The alarm was spread through the village,
and IN brief space Mr. P,nchou with SIX arm
ed men wa, pressing towards the fatal scene.
In the mean time the tragedy "a- proceeding
at Bethel. Mr.. lrtchrI senses bad been
stunned with terror She had neither spoken
nor moved after She graNprd her infant. Exc
rcils gallant mterposltIon, restored n moncn-
tary consciousness she screamed TO hun
Fly, Eycrcli, my son, fly; for your fathers
sake NY
Never he replied, sprinsins TO his mothers
side
The savages, always rapid in Disbursements,
were now aware that ,hrir safety depended On
despatch. Finish your work, warriors, cried
Monnnutt0 Obedicut to tie command. and in
llriated by hi, bleeding wound, the Indian, who.
on receiving the Shot had staggered back, and
leaned against the wall. row spTan@ forward.
and tore the infant from t. mothers breast -
She shriekcd and in thai shlits passed jIle
agony Of death. She was nncon>cioU, that her
SON putting forth strength beyond nature TOR 4
moment kept the Indian at bay; she neither
saw nor fel, the knife struck at her own heart
She felt not the arms Of her defenders, Evcrcl
and Magawisca. as they tact around he, neck
She tainted and fell to the floor, dl aggin5 her
impotcnt protectors with her.
The savage. il his struggle with Evcrrll
had tossed the Infant boy to tl4r ground lie fell
quite unharnc1 on tie tu:f at Mononott0's feet
There raising his head, and looking ", into The
chieftain's face, he probably perceived CLEAN
o! mercy. for with the quick instinct of infancy,
that with unrrrn3 sa@acitv directs its appeal
he clasped the naked leg Of the savage with one
arm. and stretched the other tow ards him with
a phcous supphcation, tha' 40 words could have
expressed
Mononottos heart melted within him he
stopped to raise the sweet ,uppant. when one
of the Mohawks ficrcclv seized him, tossed him
wildly around his head. and dashed him on the
door stone But the silent prayer perhaps the
celestial inspiration OF the lnnoce nt creature was
not lost. 1--WE have had blood enough cried
Mononotto, you have well avenged me, bro
theirs
Then looking at On"co, who had remained
in one corner of the portco, c!asping Faith Les
lie in his arms. he comnanticii him to follow
him with the child Everr was torn from The
litcless bodies Of his mother and sisters. and
dragged into tie forest. Migaysca uttered
one cry Of despair. as She looked for the last
time on the bloody scene, and then followed
her father
As they passed the boundary of the cleared
ground, Mononotto tore from Oneco his Fnolisb
dress and casting it from him ThnS perish
he said. every mark of the captivity Of NV chill
dren Thou shalt return to orr forests, he CON
tinnrd. wrapping skin around him, with the
- .
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-07-21
1ilE. BROKEN HEART.


not until L""is XVI mounted the throne that It's
quie'udc vas disturbed. The blacks had become
very numerous and impudrn', and ii was not even
supposed until II actually happened, tia, AZ lnsur
recHon ~.s abon, taking place he ncgroc, arose
and were cruel in tie extreme to the whites, and
the ni.aoianls Of the stand, mastered men, wo
men, and cNldfen n the mos bAFbaTous manner,
ha'n6 no regard fer we, sex, or condition.. 1t Va
a dreadful 2ce"e-I'c blood flowed through the
cutters Ike "a'eT-ahd thc Sroans O! miserable VIC
TINS T'n6 upon ting ar IN mournful sounds The
'n'''7IfalS' as ':4ny as were spared, few to the
snaps IN hc EA'""Ir iof safety: oe'nG lew TIE cap
t1.h6 were Competed 70 embark, leaving hundreds
on thc ShoFc pray 'h@ 'hem 1oF GOD sake 10 take
deh on o"A"' "1' vas IN V"'h' ana 'he."it'che>'
giving W az 4Dnc'' ian6 themselves mo (c RIVER
70 f''e 10 more
&c procure passage on board one q 3he sh'Ps
2"NAd 'o' fIi'Iut''hi1' was one o. 'he most "e;"
''5 AZ" '''~ Vi '''' NE
"'l - ~ '''''''o ~ '''o II ~" ''e "IeUA
" "' '' ''''' a'''e o''' ''1 many '''''@O'e
'''' '''>' '''' ''0 'A'>' 'N '''' ''"
'0' 1'''>'' ""' D ''''''S y
wy ~ 80 ny 'A4 Dee' - '''n'e - ""'a
" coy N'''u '''' '''S Ne"'N u any 6'"'i'e'''0' ls"
H@'''' ann O"'''F''etU'f unhappy
- WIG va an a'h'aDIe woman ana ms lauGI-
'cf ''""'9N o'iAr''''hB accomplished gun ana htr
iAditi Hiol ii!tN d'lFt' III tiHtN4tlI'tii1 AilNl
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-07-21
TIE NTyRROR.
FROM PHILADELPHIA ALnUM
COMPARATIVE STRENGTH OF MALE ANP
FEMALE INTELLECT.
By Lady Of Massachusetts,


Bya Lady Of Massachusetts,
Perhaps there is no subject on which SO many
ools! things have been said and written, as on the
one have chosen. None where assertion has been
often mistaken for proof, and metaphor for argu
mcnt. Some pass it by with utter contempt; and
would as think of discussing the humility of
EngAnd, the gravity of France, the prodigality Of
America, OF a thousand other things that never had
existence, Of bestowing one egnified word upon
the intellect Of woman. But more numerous class
enter the tll-yarl of literary fame with lances low
cred, and helmets bowing to the saddle bow, before
thcr fur competitors. All this is exceedingly we'll
IN lis place. 1t giows with the spirit of chvaIry.
and is delightful as the sunbeam, that sheds its
own light on the fragrant little wild flower of the
woods. But fair hands, instead of comforting
knghthood on their humble subjects, in token of
gratitude for such profound Difference, do not fear
IN these degenerate days, boldly to enter the list,
throw down the gauntlet of defiance, and strike the
shield of the mghhest, till it rings again.
IT the deer has grown weary Of being praised on.
y for the smoothness of her fur, and the swftness
OF her tread, it is kind and courteous in the lion to
praise her for her strengths but it would be exceed
ing oolishness in the graceful animal to mistake &C.
lerty for power and pllancy of limb for strength Of
muscle.
Female talent, so long as it makes no unfeminne
claims, will always receive the homage of deep and
universal respect. In England, France, Germany,
and in our own favoured land it has gone FORTH like
full, deep, majestic stream, giving fertility and
beauty to the country through winch it flows; and
admiration and blessing have followed its course
Indeed, 50 much enthusiasm has been excited.
thai public opinion. formerly too much preju,iiced
against mental cultivation in ladies' and always prone
to violent reaction, seems likely to rebound to the
other extreme.
Usurpers are easily made giddy with power
therefore, it is not strange that there are many wo-
men, who ts'-e credit for elegance of mind for
quckness of perception. and for promptness in the
application of their talents, mere matter. course
praise, and aspire to the more solid reputation Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-28

Wiz suiDeiihst heHs di'pssd temo-e gV..fsrstd!
oh"is Tor sale Ina real este the county of H.uove
the Tract oons Of sbou, 40 land ,ny ON ne
Ma'ss u Asas Creek IA Que upPer end &c Hanover, With
very li, propo tun Ut wood aud Hat land f,r tract M n.
fe !" m" stecn cf thee -unS. IL Day fairly be said 4,
EQUAL ~ quality ANY tie ghhou, hrod Tn.
mpio'emtns are yey good The dw ,s house niau,,ou
nou,e suh'ien'y large to accommodate large family
so"eh weaving hoae ani q.stts,s all fFsned hS,s
WIN h'ck eh''n.s ANA good oId.r. The hal
QUE "'h Stoes cellar to whieh attached wheat
AK machine, all IN good coalition. There perhaps no pst
VI n,dde W. ina beitsr ~sieIed than th, n-is
s"i is ESTATE aud 40 where IN the
' not excepting the limestone
:" ..'ns Is 'mo's! the West, whittier hi, chid,s are
s' 10 70, shy ssntien wishing purchase invited
cali On Ssuiu-l Dnnu Jo.eih Stail R,ctnuud Va or
s' 'e eiiaie On which the subs eIbtr .este with full
p'e'"'o" ihai lie estate nsy Le usj upon ms
~, PiiLlp WOODSOS.
~. D. 1.t"n aud Thomas Roo,lsons estate originally at
sen 10 he estate above deco hei, had o, the sar
'ea Toe hu"h,, Of acres each thee uaets The ,s,n
hi OF th'IiP Woo'ison bot lt. variant from ,-
s' estate excepting improvements These estate.
" On w. S.u'na4s IS"er The uaes NAY he had .s.tn-
'hty w be sviI 'ePaa,tiy pAy suit those dspU.
W F''N"~sS' JAtOD WoOOSoN.
g, q. THOMAS WOODSOy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-28

t'bE feniannnh examination OF f.is .chom viii ,,t
= Place on rudy ihe Oh ~ Ottofer The pafeit. 49,
invited 60 tiicul. ' ~ ne
ne nctl sesTnh WI Commence Tire of No., ,,t.
Thst Will hereafter be tcgaflsd r. Ga. L,-,nn,, I'll a.
Il".e wiz intend ~ r"r'nle The school sac ita..,. w.
utter sch1iars al thU . '''N 80
She present. a''ia1, ST. Hiss, u; Hove, "a, ,i,,. ,
u1iyerHY o. ohio ha been rE1eed rlr su.ti,,r rss,
~" '"' Nv ne son 90 ifts - dollars q ftyi,.b
en- = 80 For Latin, 'fset sud Mshs maics Il ,fd a.,
m no 'nn''i n"fa andy irf 80 sinleats Al to,
~ S' ~ y" r." ,t'' ihe uisnt' finding then ow n b,,rs
annuir' avg t'wf" bo'ids Tor any ruabsr NAV 20 ,,
MONTE iH ihe yisge and ~, vicinity, ~,
h.y i'f tption aad Tor hoafd i the fannie a. -. t.
"', ,l aovi,ss aud if remainder the tof fae
~ W. ps '"o sermons m The year; The fret com ueup
on ne ~ o. November snd closing 90 The sH E,J,, ~
on the lat Friday IN S'plswbss ''' ava ''''"s
r..,... JESSE r. APflfsTEAD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-28

never passed. was an Order IN Council. dated /
July. iisS, restricting The trade to q psry s,.,L
naR5r IF 9Tiiciss TO be carried exclusively ia Bh
IN vessels IL was cDnti.uei ty act. O, Psriia
men, where IS the ar5itforg ,viii ofibe C.a,va
ana Ofders IN counc, I'll i7SS when he Irohihi~
u n as e-t"5lished by Ternanen, = stute. ds Ell
IL April, l7SS." Snhstqlently, we learn the
ln'eIlitt on all hGGe was rendered penuaneni in
i1SS' Now,I viii DOT Gaiblle about teroi- o, carp
:" words, ba' w'!i ask, what .onaba mind ga,
oe CALLED by the siory OF 10 OOO nssIoe. Lein.
'tai we'd TO death eween tue departure of Mr. Fox
nom ohee, 1854, and,l7Sa." The sovJnors
OF the w la'ies Te,e compelled To open the puits
= 'his was always contemplated by the h~nie so.
yeTnm-nt.
In 1892 Sugar consumed in t..
u equal TO Il3 1913 hh l.
lSOI 300 900
1925 oinOoo
i7s7 to 1893 average of
coffee Goa ss6 In.
1904 % Di,l 0uO
loVS 2S 500, 900
E2O,OOO, 600 or So, ia 2s5 had, before 1913
been invs-ied IN coffee settlements.
We have here sou. view OF Tie actual result =.
To the production of the West Indie II wuuiI
nave been hut candid ia the Reviewer 10 have stated
the daes of the Orders in Council iur open,n. the
p rts ot The w. Iudies For it is really too much
10 oeHeVe that Parliament, ia the face OF 10 coo
expiring negroes, would have passed an act iotailv
id'erasctutS Il commerce 20 necessary TO the exis>
fence OF The Survivors. TIE fact is, we have hut
hall The truth and that obliqa,iy stated.
have gone Further than intended. If he pub-
nc opinion is not made up the subj Ct and saf-
hcientiy Disguised with The nipocy aud inbecili-
~ oil the President and hiss advisers have no
doubt The ciiique will meet with aul- apt over
whining opponents. Heace, meet co. daily
JON lie Adnluistrai ION papers in wishing that it
may have an extensive circulation. To candid aa.I
intelligent minds it Will furnish multiple prnols
OF the FOLLY OF our rulers; and hen they shall
tell the truth, tie whole tIu'h aud nothing but thu
truth = In short, that IA addition TO the loss of the
west ladia trade, from per,inariou- coniinu
ance IN error, ihst they have wrecked the maaene.
OF = millions OF people with the rising .tates OF
,. A'"-Tics, by the weakness of tber coniact
The eitz-ns o. these u. 5. will very ilinsiy say
TO each III them Iempus attire tiLi
AN OLD CORRESPONDENTS
South CAROLINE, Sept. 1927.
L. 8 How sver, II Is desirable to see, altbou sl
In Tie face vt this ridiculous I.crin,ination dis
position 10 meet Great l}iItain, AMI pr1h,ps some
benefit may arise.
HE London papers say Mr.. Poinse;t will! fail
IN Mexico, aud assign reason the demand for
Texas and this in the lace of the FLORIDA treaty
II Is not con;radicied by the Administration prints
How has AIR. Adams managed about the Band
Oriental! See his letter hir. a nderson the
9Th May, 1923, Doe. l2o, LIST Sep. 9th Con.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-28

MR. MRS. HAMILTON will resume the du.. az
IA Their Seminary Ga. 1t lay Of O. This ln,ti-
.1h a' been pei for the lat two y-
ie een.ios which has the polite &
hria SINCE It's has IN. most
s"Suine expectations Ut principal, from its pIerpt
Sans.mth tbs yieel assured wall be still more enteI &,
public appreciation.
Le numLer of pdpil the Seminary i, limited.
ihe course 81 Instruction th,s ari.d ON an
regular uued mic stuaiss eubraeiiss
ne Seentt Ornamental branches Ieee.ay to eunpl.te
Inc iensle education.
The Semn'y located IA III. ahy situation in the
Cyi the sen"o the sleeping looms
spacious and any. Ths ladies Will be lie
rules OF foien.s', while every end,avor viii he ~
'uSie street and srtuous principles. Ia addition AIS.
u'ua 'e,o' hous ih. boarj.rs MAI private tal-
ton ia tae evenings.
iht Seminary open to the siiou Of the psreus ami
S""idsns a" tie scholars, anl such friends
proper l" invite, 70 msp.'t r snverriE ex-rene
lie INST COMPETENT he's employ ed variau,
departments the Seminary furnished with Globe. CON-
iive collection VI Msp, also Philosophical aud Chemical
- the tc4rhcis. "
e'"sPer Sf''io" II 10 months. pryoJie mr. yearly in al
IL ary ~ the branches Ens,h Education incuE
ing I-nslh uammlr, READING aud Composition; Wfitinr
Anee Geusrsrhy and ia. the G!obes; also Bellies.
Leur.s Element, OF Chemistry, Natural Morai PHILOSOPHY
shd History, TO- The LATIN. Srecs, French, Spauih and
Italian Lnsutse each S24. ,ia,ic % Board co. Draw
n Pamiio IA Water C"iuut, $50, Velvet Painting $50.
Enhance AMI Fuel - Each b,seI wall fns, h
par of Shee's, fan Pilo~ Cases aud rowsls.
rstchmntl. W Sent. 1927
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-28

M I:&.9.FDEii Ely.
no ya received and opening IA tle eoru et hons,
"n ~ street, ntasy opposite the OH swan iayctu
'"-'"ie ind extensive aSSoTtuient OF
"|eSa StaPie and Fancy
,.L:.L 4, - DNh GOODS.
winch he Offers fer sal, ,-iui, ,air or r,,.;l =,
soitutut: NV'F'''e 4" pat al ms as
London sa .rpr ae bse LasA anL fancy colour ed cloth
n ~ ol1 ola, inl mix d ''ttin.t., ve,y fine
~ an Ahd Give bsrg az ,uias
ito', and snd POM bi,uAt,s
l.. 'cs aud fancy colur.d bonbazt.,
" injected, green AID Il
-@'sn ana reach ant, laa handsome rattetn.
S"FesIof Daok iisiIan lu.tIinr
-" s'nchtws, iu,tf'ng snd sarancis
! ahi b baiIste, "a cuIuut,
;t'oh t'rO. de Maple ak
Ianihouis vi iubes
- 'shnst., SIX aud gauZr bjkf-.
i.''cs ahi white hr.,h yci.
isnese n0ki .c.t!-.
SWISS i"u'in, tuIats = t,,.Its
pen rtohend- SI.at ,,..,ty
1-'"''' oiaes "'i sia.s 81 wnrsird hr,erv
'nu ! / ~ imsI', .upe,sCI ltss. bleach
80 Hhd 81 hsO. y hltaChed suutpy ,.I' sir
hiedd aud b b.nrt !Sre.;
N"' hrtIt 'aiisy OF other handsome goods which At -
' 'e',"'t 10 herten- ali # Which hari ist ..e,r.d
- ia'ueGa' attention c'-ss W. =, PnnA,elhis aj al
ip = "e " s'a"lei T. give great batg.i-; aud Invite al
"'s 3o !" ~" 'h'ssi - see han caii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-28
ROOLS-JJ - J-,iJ

iolLlNS co, M'tkrt Bridge receive their Il
- fAl' supplies ia store a c,,.,,i,t. -,
nrht Of Bunk Dye4s, ct "a iou, s,ze. $50 '''
s''AiaF letter Dr'"oi"s, t,,l large WnGns paper.
stock ''4 : -" .u''ceIla'eO1
oil wen suited 10 the u-usi demand "a tnis
=, b.a.iS BOOKS tuird aud l,, L, ans, ,,,,.So
"a " Ssiy "e''tip'"" lone a. 'de sbJ.,et n.tirs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-28
/" s1eNs,, nj Pnb.ie seniinl. ~.

OHIO. EriTact " q hHeF 10 He Edttyys. from
BTo~" e0unty-" The popularity % the Coalition
twin tho Treasury oi the nation ~ their command
aud host Of SYKES j. snusl' presses al their
hssis) IS daily declining IL the " esieTn country
The result 81 The late CoBgftssional election IN
ken'nck has been glOnous, and the issue ol the
FfesidsHiial election eiil he tfsnseendantly more
30. la iIh- part Of Oaio there u an ovsrVi,elm-
ing m'J7rity tor the q" Od Hero" bat ia the 10
terror anc IN the Counties bordering OF tAe Like
he pfosrect, Is less naienrg The vote OF ,h,.
STATE - con.idefel extremely doubtful TIE
Isnds oil Jac@'on are rather gaining ground than
oiher"ise - The Ohio Eagle Of The 1T snd Ssh
last pubinhsd at Lsncis.er, IN Fairfield county +,
siates that a late oiic,r meeting in tla town the
G4yafy oh'eefs took woe, aud the re-ul, ws. Tor
Jackson y, Adams 8. No vote was takan tv The
oiices of'hs Rifle snl T. fin,fy com, af.iss tu n,
was dls iac..Y asrsttsiira .i,t. 9.,t... ,..tt.vs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-28
DRY G0OnS


0u'c' nee h"' Recommended tue importation OF Dry
= 'oHs GA I's O"I oh,,. f.
a"i retail dwrit selected STAPLE
LES wei suited 10 this II rou,.sting n, p,t NJ
""S" a'd nsihSait, Wsu's +udy's uGlt rdt. n;
t",'' LIN ION Dnh whitney aSd ltJse Uaakrt.; 1uu- Lin
,"d see pa,a; tet up and c,.u,,t 80, ,,
o""'e "a i'sd i'ab cloths Rhodc rea.,. u
~'" piaus' crimson NJ e-n-; ttsraDughts
Diu;-sli AIDE ethnsier aud Dat catt,t,ur; I.ath me
"e~ ia, yeIio" sTeen and uneis; ,z ,
evi"i bea'e''een, lt achfd i.Nn, rra, t,t
'ui'' CUTS :" hhEs t'tisy's bet tia .l Of -, ION.
's"' ''t "e-t patent tt eads ali colours snspn. an ri
''e' an eStc 81
'S,'r, "'Us cotton ii thteii i4dtrs'
'0'i u' JACK ana WiHs Ch dl,is' ana
""' H Us lambs wool hI h,s-; iai ,u az
"'4"p cords iu,nauIe ISt .intn anI soften c. A.
H'u t. ea'ohTIc mUiES; jtrknn., i,: ,,h,,
1917" ''' uhsi tdiIeo;si Ccuii eHiru's Londu
"' ' ga iAess ana hOobItij giish linen oil gfa.s
al" S''i i''''t; mpSn iassa; hIe or hdA. tL "a
o'Ihb'i' K, nIrn's buck Wood ana h, ave, old a.
- Rose 5tsi slack elk h.-ntines r.st.n.: HI,
'e"' ''Ne'Jf dol tluuh5ng ,i
r'''' 'o h PACKS "n"e iIr1uuge aud an,
as" a"d'e, an TAcel-Dt % cutlery sud
S'Vea = forks of YhIJGs quaies pSo k
P'' A'' <o.Aisa knIVej large
sINSs "OpdseTews; loo ct rne!s; gnbi,t.: i.., -,
s - various so't = cut, iui and hand aw.; bra,, s
"ett hihSti IsIs at superior quai ty; sa.ru and h. .
e"dsEsj nose Shoe nt iipw traces, CON H.. cha. h.
:" as |iiarsckj sioc. pad, draw aud pom lnek. Ell,
@ p'a ploh'i G. ice MILLS large shovel spades.
i' 'i' Is; apihhed waiter; bet steel an small s,,
n"i cost st.e' shed ioT cotton ,,u ,.,.., ,
"a = "'', "i extra aid
his goods ;fee s,iectsJ by hiue!f ~ En,iad ,,d 80
oe sod upon moderate terms H. OLD iie ii and c,tnrr
s respectfully iViei 10 Cs ; ,n al In, ,ty,, nm +
'"'''' @'sH 0C'u. 'ed ~ j. +. tdyir On.
SEPT. 90. NA"LES ELLIS
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CUNAtS te-itot"iJ laf' Iius tie public tia, Il.
mems 10 "P,n, on VI nd4y the 81 OF IN ,-very
" 't"' ili1", nrt'y IA trout of the pie,b,erian emu ~
49,. NC nm Ssh""! Toe ne rdpets.on Of yInn. It.
"''s iae course Of vii h., tiIofoueb asa, - -
ihI ihr ins and iaIcIi' % last ueor ,I ,srv.,
'A"dSes e ~ y Hi'e derived obseiva.i ~, fen ~
va TIE icv tea 20 In.pfvrn Of t,,e ,,
dnI 'ifI' ct The ''uiis 'Hu,,ttru e. ~. care ~
Tie HuiDltf 81 stGIr"gs m!e,!; ,ut in.t. an 49,,
1h'ee pisces int ny be snpphed, Ly a,riif anon, 80
ware the terms aud other ldiicuIdf ua, be .ar no,y
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Cotton Ga and Comb -Afdnu {sciorg.
|isiE suoeis. ha.on hand at b.. shop IL. at IN. d. OK
inst rate Coito. On, l,,i t,yo ar h,.
others % 40 saws wi"eh hr hor, motto. AMI
"a superior st! Ot wo kma.sp, when he will warran, 40
wo'k eida u not superii made pa of H..
country 'r Pe'hAp elsr~bee. lie also ensas. IN n.anu.
lsotu"s Foef Combs, "a neat aud vaIuahe Article IN IN.
small way where county merchants and cher, WIN may
~ keep ,hsm tof retail, can be supplied.
RiTCuIE AYRES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-28

DIEO1-;n King william, county, Tussy inst
Sir. nm. H. Pfer. about 50 ye5s Of ase s.vste
bilious attack OF seveu days lie Wa man Of great useful
ftr hy al WHO knew hin fie hyel worthy
msn, Of tie Bagfst Sooie, AID DEBATED ths HE ~ tue
umJi ~ tie clfi.tiau ichgi,n
-, suddenly Woodland Hi!l IN CbtHe ded county,
visit 60 cr, on the i9R nstan an the list
at her a-o Miu Tfsgir T. Bro~Fias, deulfc Of M Tho
v. uo.ins county Tne Of uis could, without
the .in,es drptrife "n The strctesl tuh, auu-b forth
hth praises IT the dsceased hot uf,e say fhat
lived an iHsei iuieed, whom there eGe, aud
repiced ot eternal hsppintss ~ lice hootn
her saviour. sine a member Of the Btpiui Church.
-, y ew O-ie.t 81 tle Yclee fsyer, on NI~ 10Th
D Datasy Carr Ycrre, E'T 80 ue @h year Of h,s sss,
p1tss Jtarfson, tt pu Il F3.ft ~ UeHeya-a Of
great lin1nt, % cfeaf promise " mad lrd get
lied n Neg Oresrs, wsre De W.. ,h.s .,.tg.ly ~ o
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70 E1NMERS.

N'w ON bahd complete assortment NJ PouEh such
As Tue paws one two aud three hosc wrought
Snstesi ie Revercouh The Bar Share various Ao
TO- '"Fh the torrow TO the ft hand ohrr
OF which are offered at s.dised pIe,,
1HoS SPENcER,