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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-18
Sept IL.

YrA ooh BlNDEKY. fl lie subscriber has la'
- " procured an additional first rate BoooA
Binder, winch enables him to do all "olh' j"
that line, with neatness and dispatch. lie o"'
received direct from Philadelphia, a very l3's'
supply of paper Of very superior quality "h''"
enables him. % d. any kind of Blank Dor6 al y
minutes n5tice, Merchants, Clerks, and tie pun
lie generally may rely on LAYING any "o'h o..
dcIed oflas, iaithiil, done and made Gu oil INC
best ma,clia ais ard at very low prees- tt1'u
wishing books bound ar requested to bring 'n''
forwa Immediately as am somewhat al l'''I
urc and can do them nGci better than "fe"
am pushed with work. Inc public are in'tO,l
Informed that ! bind books At m'ch lower ''' w.
than they ever were know 10 be done al III "'"'
dart of the country, and in much more ,ule''
or manner. ABkAM "a Not.''
Feb ~
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NrOTICE.-Nly wife, Mary A.W. Evans. ha.
- wing left my bed and board without my
consent, do hereby caution all persons from
creditng OF in any manner trading with her 90
my account, as will not be responsible lai any
other contracts. JAS. Ii. EVANS
Sept q. Imlj
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Fall and Winter Goods,

purchased by then senior partner at New York,
AZ great sacrifices iur cash, also many articles
Imported by then house at Philadelphia ex-
pressly for this market, which they will sell al
much lower prices than have heretofore been
called cheap.
u They have marked all their goods with
the lowest possible prices, which they will always
ask al FIRST and which they "ilncver IN the least
desiate from; they make this notice public for the
Information Of those that wish to favour them
with their custom. BY this mode those that wish
10 purchase VIII get equally low by order as il
personally applied for
Persons wishing torurchase any article will
find il much to their advantage 10 call AT their
cash store, where goods are sold TO Town and
Country customers at the same price, and no
credit to either on any account whatever
They will remark their stock will be kept up
by weekly arrivals, which will enable them 10
lave the latest aud most admired fashions o.
Staple d Fancy Dry Goods,
Comprising nearly every article OF useful goods
such as.
Broad Cloths s. Cassmeros,
Cassinelts 4 Sauiuetts
Coloured Plans,
Rose q Point Blankets,
flannels <. Baizes,
BOmbaZets
DHip'h G. ldll fsHlNySf
Fesiings, assorted,
Bed 1ickings
Irish Linrus q Lawns,
Black u Coloured Silks,
Fancy silk Shawls 4 Uikfs.
Tortoise Shell Tuck and side Combs,
Grape Leases Il GAUGES.
Irish Shceling 81 Table Linens,
Plaid and Striped Muslins
Silk u Cotton Velyets.
hid Silk and Beaver Gloves
Sewing < Floss Spool Cottons,
Ribbands and Fringes,
Ihmbes 4 Ladies Wallets
Black and Cord cambrics
Plads and Checks,
Iiokmghurgs,
Book Muslns,
oanabores very stout)
Cotton Cloths,
Swiss Muslins,
CircassIan Pads,
Inlicoe Prints
Laces and Edgings,
Cambricsan and Nuslins
NlcIlno and Cashmere Shawls,
Lace and Gauze Wells,
Grape and Muslin Robes,
Bell Ribhands,
Bobblnptt Laces.
Silk Cotton and Worsted Hosiery,
Linen ambriC iIdts.
Italian aud Cputon Grapes,
Jaconet aud Null Musns,
Supe ior Black Ievantne
Tapes. Cords aud Robbins,
Needles and Pins,
Silk Buttons and Scissors
Lcgtoru md Straw BonnetS,
Together with number of other articles in
the Dry Goods line, too numerous to enumrrdte
Fur and Wool Hats.
HARDWARE.
Nearly every description Of Hardware.
EARTHEN AND GLASS WARE.
They have on hand a large assortment of Ear
then ami Glass NaIe which is olicrd cheap.
SHOES.
Ladies. Gentlemens and Childrens' shoes al
low prices.
GROCERIES.
An extensive assortment Of Groceries also, /
Cotton and Wool Cards
They have opened at their room back of their
store on Main Street, large assortment Of
made Clothing which will be disposed OF AT pri-
ces worthy of attention.
sept. %. ctS7
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FOR LEASE OR RENT,
Sel1t. y

EtltiE new brick building now erecting by
- the subscriber, ON an emnence about MD
way between Charlottesville and the University
of Virginia, fronting the east end of the street OF
the latter, aud commanding an extensive and
beautiful view of both places, as well as great
extent of country around is designed for pub
lie house aud is expected to be completed by
the ist of Jsnnary next. Its location, the ele-
vatlnn and beauty Of the situation, and the size
aud arrang rment Of the interior fthe building
render IT very desirable The house is tiliy five
Ivy fifty feet, iour stories high with 81 rooms
The sable viii be of brick, lob 10y } feet, suf-
cient TO stable 80 horses. All other necessary
houses will be added, with an extensive garden
and rs many lots Of land adjoining as may be
deemed necessary; well is already sunk winch
affords an abundance Of excellent water. This
establishment the subscriber proposes 10 easa
or rent, and invites all disposed to view the pre-.
mlses- ALEX. GARRETT
Chariptte,' lie, Sept. p. C2mS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-18

INfEW MUolC.-Ihe subscriber has again
AI the pleasure of informing the Ladies OF
Lynchburg and ITS vicinity that he has lately re.
celVed, direct from Philadelphia, large and
we'll selected assortment of NEW MUSIC, en-.
braclng all the new pieces up to this time
which he hopes they will do him the favour 10
call and purchase, as he is determined to sell We
~ low-but he is sorry to be under the necess.
~ of informing the Ladies that hereafter he can.
not allow them 10 exchange their music after ha-
wing selected the gives this notice that no per.
son may be disappointed.
ABRAM r. NORTH.
August %
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SElOk RENf.--The tenenaN, Of the Fire
- Proof Brick Building on the main street. at
present occupied by rhos. /. Rando,et. esq
being the second door below the Franklin Ito
tel II has passage IN front, and Is well arran-
gcd for the residence Of a private family Pos!
session will be given on the first day OF January
next VIM. RADfORD.
Oct. Is t1t
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Cornish's Remedy for the Piles.


TAiE Medicine nov offered To the puhic
"a IS one which has been fully subjecte /
10 the infaliibe test Of experience and in p
very Instance where it has been fairly tried.
il has d EN- attended with the mos; complete
success. In sone ct the eases, the patients
had been aborng under the disease for wears,
aud dnrug Chat period had received the best
medical advice, and had even undergone a
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. lis not Dixie those usually ad.
vertised,) offered Us certain cure for a long
catalogue # diseases, hnt those afflicted with
this complaint, for which atone il is recon
menaed, NAV rely with confidence upon oh
tanning relief even in its worst forms, in a
short time aud they themselves are the best
judges Of the Importance OF such remedy -
Price SO cents per box, with directions sign
ed by tie proprietor,
'rhe subscriber is appointed Agent for the
sale of the above medicine.
VALERIE. MIDDLETON
Vov. T@.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-18

From the Philadelphia Album.
"ENHE Spirit of the ID Dominion. The 9TH
Z Number of this amusing publication, giving
an account ola Christmas at 10 Tank. which is
a little town situated on the Potomac River, has
been received. There are several humoruos and
interesting stories. related by the participators
in the Christmas revelrie, wlitten IN a natural
aud pleasant manner. and suited to obtain for
their author, Mr.. Stephen I. Michel, the name
of sensible and iocuar writer. The contents
ofths No. as those ofthe preceding ones are en-
trely original.
The Spirit of the Old Dominion,
BY STEPHEN r. MITCHELL.
Subscribers are requested To call and receive
the fth Number ofthe above work A few CO.
pies ofthe LIST, 2nd aud Sd Numbers for sale
CHS. A WlTHERS,
Opposite Messrs Norvelrs.
Oct a.
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life of Nap0leon.

DIE last nights Mail bron.ft us asupplv OF
- the long lonl ed for LIFE on NAPOLEON,
IN 3largeSso vol. very superiority executed con
tanning beautiful and correct portia ali of the
great Napoleon. Much was expected from tn,
Great Wolh. Bu,, SO far as have heard. and
can Judge. it surpasSes the most saneune expec.
tatlon. ! therefore hope every person Will do
me the favour TO call and buy copy Of tins
Splendid Work, more especially as the work is
now offering to the public on more reasonable
term, than ever knew any work ofthe same
magnitude, Indeed NAV add of any kind.
ABRAM X. NORTH.
Afyrt
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Leather at Auction.

~ v the 23d inst. | will sell out my entire
" stock OF LEATHER, COMPRISING Waxed
and Russet Upper, hip and Calf Skins, Skirting,
Bog Hides, Harness Birdie Leather Sole |. q.
Their, &C three Stoves, and sundry other articles
The sale will take place at my office near the
Market House. Terms will be liberal and made
known on the day Of sale
David HOFFMAN
Oct. ~ ttsIO
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&r0TiCE.-All persons having CLAIM against
the estate of Archibald Boiling. sen. dec
will please present them proposely aui henticated
10 the Subscriber for payment And those in
debted TO said estate, will please make the most
expeditions arrangement Ton their settlement as
an early close Of the administration is desired
BLAIR BOILING. Admir-.
Gse IL civic.
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SnlOR SALE-My House and Lot, adjoining
- the property OF Mathew Brown, in the
own of Lynchburg. 4 bargain may be had by
application to the subscriber.
HENRY MEREDITH.
July go enlo2
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BARGAINS IN CLOAKs.

NNTFILLb e opened this day large assert
~ meut ottloaks at evrry description,
Also, : cases assorted heavy Great Coats.
Apply to ANDREWS * BROTHERS.
Oct :.
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tOTICE--An persons having claims against
~ the estate OF ldtlIebeny Patleson, decd,
Eandls Pareson, deed, and John Mcconnell.
deed, are hereby requested to bring them for.
ward for adjustment being about 10 close my adj
mnlstration accounts with the said s.tatrs II
they are not presented by the first day Of De
cember next this notice Will be plead in bar OF
such as may be aftcr fhat date
ALEXANDER PATTESON
August %. c3n3
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- FR. SAMUEL fLEMlNG-As YOU are
80 NOT an Inhabtant Of this commonwealth
We her,by notify you. that we shall take the de
position of James d. Askew AT lis house. in 10
gun county, state OF Kentucky, on the 23rd day
of October next, 10 b. read as evidence ii the
trial OF the SUI depending in Campbell count,
court, wherein ". as assignees OF said Askew
areplaIntlGs, and YOU are defendants, Should said
deposition not he taken On that day above ma.
med. hen it will be taken on tie da, after.
PANNIiI & NONIIN.
Sent % tIr1
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Next door to Messrs. Morgan " Mcdaniel.
Sept -.
ANtk EDWARD HARRIS Sir, you will take
AZ notice, that on the eighth dav of No.
semher next. at Iohn w, Harriss Mill in Mel
son County, State of Virginia | shan take the
dispositions of sundry witnesses, to he read as
evidence on the trial ola suit depending in the
Superior Court of Chancery for the Iynchhurg
District in said State in which | am complainant,
and yeu and others are defendants Aud in
case the dispositions shouldnot be taken on that
day, / shall on the 18th day 0ithc same month
take the dispositions of sundry Witnesses, at
the said Mill, to be read AS evidence in the said
suit WILLIAM B. HARRIS.
Oct l. 4wlO
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French Brandy and Wine,

Oh sale very low. Apply 10
ANDBEAs ~ BROTHERS
On Q
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NNTOl tE.-By virtue of deed of trust exc.
AZ cuted 20 me by Daniel +. Christian To Sc
cure de5t due John Christian aud recorded on
the ooh day Of No cnlber, lS22, and Of r. cord
III the clerk Office of Anherst county, will be
sold, nj said Christians house, on Harris i.
creek, on the 24th day OF November, for ready
money, the following property to Wit. three
beds. two tables, rne trunk, one desk. four
chairs, &c. Acting as trustee, will only convey
such TILE is vested in me by deed aforesaid
PETER +. CHRISTIAN.
Aug. 80. tctds4
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-04
entertainments Departments.
NARRATIVE.

eve had risen from The breakfast able enc nor
ming when female, rather young, and fasl,lonabIy
dressed, entered the After few common
place civics she turned 10 Mrs. Clifford, saying Il
called to tell you that Mr.. s. is in town; lie
breaches to-day at - aad sou tn,Ist positively put
your things, and go with hear him. Could
consistently 10 so,' replied her friend i should be vc.
~ happy to accompany YOU; but, excuse if l say,
that this excellent TO the dear little group
By which surrounded, he would be the first to for
bid my leaving them TO listen 10 bis sermon.'
|FarhaPs the Conscious recollection Of some duy
unparormci at bone, jus! then suog The feelings Of
fair deyoec; it might be purely Misguided
zeal, which redeemed on her cheek, she reorted,
somewhat sharply, When, Ike harha'5, the heart is
careful and troubled about many things, 1t is easy 10
lind PrcleXt Of duty to prevent our listening to the
words Of jesus
"Alrs Clifford mildly answered, y hone arn aware
o This plausible deception but in lSc preseut instance
| am moi conscious OF ucrilirg the rebuTe You NAV
remember my dear Mrs. Hammond, that 3Iartia was
n1t censurcl for necessary attention to her ordndyv
and relative dues; bet for undue anxiety, an osei-
taliOu5 and ~. timed desire cf providing things more
than pably -ood.' Perhaps too may remind YOU
that there subI,s visible difference between her ner-
icci0s to hear the words Of jhc iledcCmer when he
hoa0rcd her roof viii his sacred presence and my de-
Ginning 20 attend lie discourse of one Of his servants
when such attendance would necessarily involve
neglect OF duties, more strictly enjoncd upon me,
'1Od haze always a great deal 10 say about dy'jcs
my dcar resumed the Ioi,; 'bu, read INV bbo a
right, no duties are 50 acceptable with God
as aGCcluuate reception Of his oosrcL and :,
desire 10 bis Kingdom advanced in our o,q hearts
ami in tie World around u.s. She them inagna nilnu,ls
" declared bcr resolution 10 persist IN her attachment
60 tho word preached although It continued TO O..
pose her 20 many domestic sacrifices and involved her
in several petty prosecutions
II believe Mrs. clifford could nave oviucod to ho r
fair friend, dat she had mi read her bible Alright,
but spirit If TcCriminaIioD certainly net a. @
temper by which Sic sought maintain the honor of
religion, Sic tlIomgh; better 10 drop The subject than
TO expose her visitor 10 TIE imminent risk of losing her
temper.
"a short silence Therefore cnsuei, till Mr.. CLIFFORD
inquired Of N's }jammggJ 'rae.or Sic lad ct Lad
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-04

In .4,cjul .Norent Il sa lied from New Or,e,,s j.;
the beginning OF February, i'll small schooner bound
for New York. We descended the liver yyitbout
any accident and went to with fine breeze. We
had favourable winds and good ;rcaher for tie Gvo
days. on the morning OF the sixth it began 10 cloud IN
as the day wore away, the gloon increased nd when
the night set IN, was as intensely dark as ever re-
member 10 have seen H. The novelty and ;n,e,ec, cf
my situation prevented ms from turning in. The scene
awt;iy grand; the rolling of tic thunder corIJ
Just DC distinguished above ihc roaring of the waves
and the vivid flashes of lightning Displayed for mn
ment the raging waters round u.s. continued L, ALI
ing the deck with the cap taD who relating TO me
Of the dangers and difficulties that life Of tirtr
years on the ocean had subjected him to. He had been
thrice shipwrecked aud twice captured by the enemy
in the late with England. We continued on
deck some time: the wind increased to paIs-
The waves mountains high, and our little vessel
danced over them in fine style. whep acciden,aIr
casting my eyes her side, thought ocrce ired
something da TX moving in the water, pointed it on,
10 the captain, who no sooner il, than with nm
exclamation Of terror ana despair, he cried owe
all lost" and sprung 60 the pinnacle for his trIn,
pet. saw instant danger; il was Iaroe shin
bearing full upon ] knew il she struck ms our
destruction inevitably she would pass over us in
moments the people her deck would be SCARCELY
sensible of the event, and should be buried m tho
ocean without the least possibility Of relief The cap-
tam twice raised his trumpet 10 hail herr but rio Inf and
despair made him mute. snached il from him g. in
voice rendered supernaturay loud by The danrer of
my situation, which beard ven above The roarnr
Of The waves, hailed her with ''StaI board your holm
In an instant after heard the officer Of her deck in
yuicc scarcely less loud aD mine, pass the word of
"lIarJ star boardn In another moment she passed Us
with the velocity of lightning her huge bulk and lofty
sails casting still deeper gloom the deck Of our
little vessel She rolled in the Ciiasrn occasoneI By tbe
passing Of The vast body nigh her, and nearly unset
sunk on the deck overcome By TIC intensity of my
feelings, deprived il of the power Of motion
recovered myself, and approached our captain: nc
was standing IN the position before tie vessel
had passed and appeared TO be in5ensbc 10 Tie OBJ
jccts around him, spoke 10 him. but he answered rnc
not shook him: and he reused as from sfupor or
rcVrric. ii some time before his mind resumed
lis empire, and he afterwards told mo that in N his
danger and periIs and when death stared him in tbe
face, aud deliveranCc seemed impossible he was oyer
50 impressed With The certainty bis destruction as At
That moment rs for me shall never forget my feel
l"g9 on that eycnlful night and cannot even now lock
BACK without horror on The danger OF my situation.
.UirTdr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-04

P.faGIyNT.d:
rules, holden in the clerks Office OF the superior
court of choucery for the Richmond district, the 5ih
day of March, 1897:
Albert Ga!ia,in and Robert lcxAnIer devisee Of
Savary dc Ealcoulon, MIS-
against
Henry Banks, and Henry Wood, Valentine WOOD, and
Julius Wood, heirs of Henry W cod, dcr'd, Thomas
Tees, and John Preston, DTS
i:e scireiacias awarded in this cause, being re.
turned executed on the defendants onry Bayi,s ana
tienry Wood, and they not having entered their ap
2earance and given security according the act Of
assembly and Tie rules OF this court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they in:,a bitans
Of this country; is order ed that the said defendants
do appear here ON the tenth day of the term and
show cause If any they against the revival sought
oy the said process; and that COPY oG this order he
iorilw th inserted in some newspaper published in the
city of Richmond for months successfully, and
posted at the front door Of the capitol. tie said CITY,
10 copy. TeSe, Wm. " fIENINL. c. C..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-04
] iisGM.NLl:

lEGIili:
~ rules, holden III the clerks once the upcsor COZ
cianccry for the Richmond district, the 5,h dov 2,
March, 1872,
John p. Boiling administrators of Thomas Tabb, Pn.
against
Peter BnioGt John Dunlop, Nathaniel H. Crenshax WI
am J. BarkSdale, and Thomas Boiling Tabb, DIS
lie defendants Thomas Boiling Iabb and John Dun
ip not having cuieod their appearance and given
y according the Of assembly and the rules Of this
court ai 1t appearing 10y satisfactory evidence, that thew
axe hot Inhdbantsc this country it ordered, tina; the
sa defendants do appear here the first day of the
kerr" ana answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that Il
"py VI 'iS order he forthwith inserted in
H''Se" l" he city OF Richmond, for months
sa ii city. ~
IL copy Testc, W.u ". ITENLNIr, C. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-04

Po'i'"''7-- Mutual Tni;cuc7x b,,arcn the n,=, ;.;
'c""S' essential TO the harmony which should nc
yer be BROKEN interrupted. How, in,or,,r b
II between man and wfr,-1le rnorc warn, the at,acb-
nc"t the less Will either party bear be srhcd or treat
ca WIN TIE smallest degree of rUdcness in1tteuou
his PoiHcncSS thcn II be- not IN itself virtue ps
tho means o' giving 10 real goodness new usfre; IL is the
means OF preventing discomfort and even ruarels; ii the
on OF intercourse removes aspcrcs, and gives N ever,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-04

an cpposiuuij ysuiD SIC woman, whose case
he recommended To her? No really she replied, Il
have had enc of leisure since YOU na,n-
cd her To- me-C>n Monday, Il bible sccc,y's
rnccinr; Tuesday, | went 10 hear Nit preach;
" nesday, dinud al Mrs. Nelson's where n select
number of serious friends assembled TO meet the
Rev Mr.. IL -; all Thursday / was occupied in
endearoing 10 procure Subscribers Dorcas So
ciety; and to-day shall hardly have swallow
dinner, my return home before the arr wal of
lady who has promised TO go with me TO hear SER
mon for ;ic benefit Of our Sunday SCHOOL,
"As MIS-. Hammond paused | asked nv friend in
low voice, is il possible be reliyiousiy dssyr.,
i fear II Is a possible, though not, should hope
very frequent case he Observed then turning 10 the
lady who had given birth 10 the supposton he said
As your engagements are aready numerous, fear
intended charity will too late Cor psor Su
san. Our Emma saw her "Wednesday; she was
then almost incapable OF receiving any nouris!meut;
and believe that in few days her su;ierngs and
her wants will cease
'lfI mistake not, MIR Clifford designed to convey
practical reproot 10 this wandering STAR and perhaps
for moment il felt such; but soon the saiuta-
ry effects OF her regret eyaporaed into expressions Of
sorrow Surely she exclaimed. there never was SO
! unfortunate being before. ! would have made c,v
sacrifices rather ti!an have lost the opportunity of
hearing the dying language Of this poor but pio,,s
creature" Then addressing Emma. 'lIow / envy
you, Miss Clifford; 1T must be satisfaction, TO
reject on The many hours which, for this past,
you have spent IN reading to the aged sufferer Per-
haps dear, you will write short narrative of her:
il would be charming obituary; send il 10 me when
!
Don't y0u think 1t would be very interesting Mrs
Clord she continued, turning her, before she had
given Emma time to reply.
ssE,nna bit her lips 10 prevent a smile thourh tb,
mention Of Susans name at other times might more
easily have drawn q tear to her eyes.
AIRS Clifford replied,'to US, who have SO long wit
messed her patient suaerings, every circumstance OF
Susans death would be highly interesting; but loub,
whether il would be equally so the public eve | agree
with you however, in thinking that Emma has been
highly privileged in reading TO her from that sacred
xrplt.rp Io-E -.
OF long life III witnessing the Triumph of faith
like Susa; al humble and SO strong She has
enjoyed an opportunity OF instruction, which NAV new
er again occur, aud which, trust she will no, fail to
i,Dproye.'
The clock nov struck nine, and our morning Wis
tor, star ling from her seat took lasty leave alleging
that she had long way TO walk, aud must be there
oy ten cocs for If she were not in time for the pray
she should have to stand all sermon time as it would
DC impossible 10 obtain a scat afterwards.
Mrs. .IGTMql.