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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14
NoL. lV.-No. IS.

their c"untrys rights, may they ueyor o1eud against
's"s OF oUeis or permit others 10 offend against
'"t!!s; cheers " ashpgtoD's March.
w. ."s H!'Iy ana SaNy--iNHa's tor glory Aa! their
ruuuy ever dNy esnna'e ana richly reward Their gai-
''H services. cheers. S'aF sPanG'ed Banner
-. aetoHi'uIe, Commerce and Manui"cti'eS--iac
ae' interests OF 'e "a'"'' an important to cur pros
Pt'iY on '"oePeaeace ana eRch Claiming and deser-
wing Il JE'' support
! - ~, A'ne'ce, Io'o'herce ana Freedom.
- ! nc memory OF INN whose gior'es were never
su''oE ~ 'hnunnanlty' whose private lie was without
',' WISE a'e ooe''oeo pS no couo"F, VIII oe con-
Drank standing. Air, Kos!n Castle
-. ia,' "@N--"e DOW 10 no.'pS sa'th'y our "'he
""S"' '"n 'h'Jes'l oi ic' e"noSs.
W 10 ,nou DC my lIeaie!
SQLoNILhhS.
- 10y '"e i'es'ue"' o' inc n"y' Our distinguishes
s'cSt o@''I'h |""nof', " me our Slo'''h"n"esi'"
r'onFls the loss OF her decatur shc GfaNeiuhy ac-
INnowledges The risirg mor't Of her Conner
cneers'
= ny VOL - - h'un'e, zone Oh we wee PteSl-
cents Jon" sergeant our distinguished reno" CHI
zen y. CheerS'
.. nv Judge barnes, zone o. u'e wee pfeeutn"')
Henry Clay, in his motives, patriotic III his Objects,
ono r Inc 'ntegen' trainers, ana "e able advocate Ok
u'e american system. chcets.
T. by Jno. Geyer, tone oi the wee presidents -
i.Icard hush' ESQ ms uIst appointnents IN pGbic
nc were non. wv H'"y"ef, anu
hs purify ana integrity MS aoy anu principles, 90 no
nov 10 we eNceIien! lhief magistrates VINO had Inc d's-
ceFh'cn' ~ car MN INTO Tue service Oh hls ConhVE
chce:s.
Sn omen and manly srpoort of hoth or an oran and
many onposition to them 2 cheers
t. nv Can't onnor PENNSYLVANIA ,nexlanstibl.
for her libcraIity
/ :. b. Bernard NJ Crcady Richard RusL. fine filth.
f friend oG the American Sysem true 70 tue best in
tersgts Of PENNSYLVANIA. 6 cheers
g. Bva Citizen "Oid Nictoryn-sri;abIe for ,.o,,,.
reds, but no. for .,tl,eei-lr,!.I
!. cheers with great anp;arsc
\ a. By John .ieunirr, Coceru0r Barbour ,ba
d.. 6 rbeere
! 10 Ev GEORGE " james Samuel +, Southland
Secretary Of lie Navy.--Ncu jersey may he proud
ol suci d representative m the National Cabinet. e
cheers.
u. BY t. Saycrs. Jonathan Roberts, n fearless,
Intelligent aud independent patriot, who thinks like an
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14
f.1R.IERS' BANK or j'iRGEAY.q.

FfStlE President and Directors have declared dividend
IL of two aud half per cent the Capital Stock, Tor
the last six months. which will hc paid 10 the Stockholders
after the 18Th instant. VIM. NEKERNIS, Cashier.
Cd July, 1897. 1T
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14

E4.NK OF PlRGi.Nl.i. jay "a, l827.
THE President and Directors have this day declared
- dividend of per the Capital Stock ,.:
BANK for the last half year, which III be paid 15t!.
instant St w. DANDRiDGE, Cashier.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-14

,uc 90,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-19
NIGHT SCHOOL,
DOW ,NiNGI'Oss.>
DD.l!5D}.t'G !SCfgODL ron l;2y /.

'aStt. snaserther' propose opening tic aTih Fl iii
o'fl- hnhtn e " lletatNG seroui.tuttis III 3laAl
10 town, y 'hes'ef tpdts. III ms SenAi.r ,,iI i'll
"a So the fasit,h ana i'reEeh l.nsuaees It.ro
AnihMe9!clhe Macmat al sce. ess, S.i.:.a pli,o
h'taiFi NtetlT.Nok, Drl@As, ~. Pgigt a ~ Z NJ,
go i44oA lhatA Dollars ia Q,t4ltcr, I4sa3..
faMee Washing, iitn;t sxcen. Irr dozen
htaaa5 b9nAs Kept for Che d NE si,lea,s o,,cr
bo"ks, sat 9lary tc supplied a. The usual egec iI,
school Is We'll furnished wh i'hilasathca A5r,,.,.
,iGsii l01tis,
-h.Mon.. III. ISL Nllllt.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-19
.Mr. and Mrs. SgMlFFEi4A.S
DAY SGgsOOE.

t0Wthufs as Afffi4Iofe n EfnEgr Street ilear
Blpal 81.
THllfliE very setol and truamera II hanc!. 4 autl.
" comprising liberal English t,iacaloai los,3Iel
~ 'Ae i,.ua fieheh '.grnan, Spanish ana italian ls,.
shASes' lock AceplnE, NJ.
10y 'telns ha q tuition, and references llt4se ii H.
ny att School l.onm
5aases.
NIGHT SCHOOL
III y also eemre cd ~ atuye afi Ste4Hg. RaAp..
~ " [Ht"i ~ i@e2c and iasish Glthl,.er taUslt a.
w. holas per Fiatter strict al,eIt,o Il ili ID IN.
h4Ga's 49, En9a in n v ttose entrusted IL H., cf
"Attl k@ott ~, X. 45-6l
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-19

4ffiaN ~ fhhuNNfRs
aS 4eHellnl sei lf~t 70 tl,aa seven yctfs
1t toe IN eia 9as ma AZ ~ ta- br the @tr,t VIZ.
nard fiji E an ~ w9HerlHl crc,s, hare tnBcGd gfeat
tNHber a persons g lmitae it IN various t-upMAfs
" tlts different nlXtnes have heen gt up i1it0n
~ 4sd n 0aat 6lcHg fro9t u i. ng l.elea- II 4frqt
rslie spne ate se1s saisap4lla aad other sSupa H.
3o,mg item on tie SnoFan' FIR thc Paacea 9thers ao
dn sfrihe genuine aied'cne MI lnoisscs So. makiGg
fer bottles out ouci thas RETAINING sSirr8e,
eteya aif Rfr ~ geYfne P4naGe ter bolt8 bey-
f3tm c&8 y D5tait tstdfts 10 e{7 ec liaa0a
" Ire in'a ioas anfl atin la & il tany III
.tances, pTpac'ta the sirnnsf7 u pticns ii ,ea 4
@her' the aeiih Taacta would have proved ta.taitly
ehcacous. tfe5 etare deem d tlAy the pubic
81 assure thcn fha tie conp stpn Ut ~ faaQc Is iot
khoan nor waa communicated Any oct person may
aay waefes and cahsel ently, thai al other INST rcs
represented 70 be nine, are fraudulent imposllipus.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-19
DEAAWARE CITY NOVEL;.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
a Regular Line OF Coaches

II excursions along Tie canal at! ill., Ahtte, reason
Z .IArses lie iue.er AnM1nMess As M mon 0tElMLll
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13

of the eye /; all were benluHu the spea-
ker, who stood upon the bhk of the
cold grave, with his eye liilb in adjura-
ton 10 heaven, and calling upon the
Father ofSpirits with an c1uenco Sc
full, SO powerful, 50 commsdine, thai
hls very soul seemed 10 mott up with
his words. lie ended. A the quick
commend of the officer, the suns were
brought down the steel run and in a
moment it glittered III the lai sunbeam.
4 a word the death volIey \, fired off
IN The ar ; another i llowedt md then
another :; and The las; W dl4ureed m
to the grave. 'rwasa all OVID the slow
smoke curled among he wet ravel, and
settled down upon the coffin { was the
war-smokc ombamlna the solpr. The.
drum beat mcrrily, aud the h~ltwheeled
into the garrison just as the Nh wen
WI IN his glory.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13

DIR. DRISDEN'd Celebrated Rheumatic
PoWders Recommended by the most
respectable physicli in Europe as well as in
America as Il SAFE ld certain cure for the
Rheumatism and hnaatic G0Ut.
n Judicious pracdther in London, speaking
~ of these powderaxpresses hnmsclfifus.-
" | have (says he) emI,ycd all my skill and tai
cntS to find out an usei PREPARATION for the re
lief and cure of Rheunlism, and most s0iemaig
G6irn', that / have nevloumd any thing 50 good,
50 safe, and so ffic0ci0. as DR.. Drisdcu's kheu
matte Powders. You By depend upon il says
hc) for | have often perienced 1t, that toy
possess every virtue III can justly he a>cribed
TO any medicine for at tormeatlng disease.
Here then Says he, ain) you hayca medicine
of superlativc e6icactnd of intrinsic value :
mild in lis operation a certain in its effects, and
which may be given WI success in a variety oil
chronic diseases, br especially in obstinate
HeumntiSm. 1t maye given to the youuee.t
children, and to WON III the most detcaie stu.
atoms. In pains of Z face, &c. Il powder taken
at bed time will g~tvealief.
DIR. jennings of Eiabprgh, speaking ofthese
powders, says, | haY ,scd them in my practice,
as well as in the ho1als, and find them to be a
most valuable remct in cases of Rheumatism
and well calculated lido much good, and there
fore recommend Tho to general use being con-
fdcnt in my own onion, as well as that Of 9th
erS, that 10 one wibe disappointed who may
have occasion 10 usihem.
Or. Clark OF Nel York, in a letter TO the a.
gent ot the propricpI concludes by saying, The
poorer class of people will find in these powders,
a valuable and chep medicine, for | have gem
orally found fromme to two boxes have produ-
a cure. aud inbmc cases haifa box has had
the wished for eiiit, and in one instance a gen
tleman who can't hdrr my care, lahoring under
obstinate chronic hclmatism, attended with all
the symptoms of apNpaching consumption, by
continuing the useIf he powders both diseases
we're completely rcndcd, and ! AM, of an opln-
ion, that this mcdichcwill prove a valuable rem
edy in complaints qte chest, as well as IHcu-
.h!dtiSn1. freparedal sold by
n 5. DRESDEN. NJ. d.
NJ 10. 81. Panls, LOHd0H.
Who has appointd)r . ROBERT HARRIS,
JR. of PhiIadei phiG tn only agent in the United
to yend the Heumotic P0WderS with
full powder to apPoin other agents where b
may think proper.
u TIE subscribers appointed Agent and
for sale a few dDzc boxes of DIR. Dris(en !
Rheumatic Powders, eah box contains 81 doses.
Price fl % Per Box.
WALTR II. MIDDLETON,
Apthecary and Druggist.
July Sd. t24A92
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13
.WELLTURNED COMPLIMENT

One day wIlcu Sir Isaac lleud va
with lbs Majesty, George, III. u wa
announ ed dit his M jesty's bor.u vas
ready To start for hunting. 81 Lac.
(saId the Good Monarch are you a IqJge
81 horses 2 In my younger days,
please your Majesty was The reply.
i was great deal among them. - What
. We cll nm idJcS1Ga.-'A most APP
proprlate namc,' replied the county
Herald, bowinp as his Majesty reached
the Sad lie, for he bears the JsSt u
ck0rnctcrsl y
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13
Eall and Wintcr Gooas.

l an anu " nv. v''o'.o'
6hAVlD d hfht hier to theI'
~ customer. ana -, 'd1llr' n hasollmen
81 seaSuilabIe feH' o. NJ IL "oV'
Inch IN equality ana variety haFt ~ o','
snfpasSed ~ tins market Ah1eassi Inc arr
- lusi received are lho lnI.onti1G.
~ Drtp tlolhs, various shade J Tor ocnIle'
men great coats
biue ana Black Clolhs, tihf helo" Tue cnhh
mon prlces)
pe'ise Cloths, Varioet colors aud line quaiily
: z1ct.or English silk Vesi,nss
a.stk hgured silks
75aded figured Gro de Naples
ilaln black do.
Figured aud plain Satins assorted
Riah fancy six handkerchief
La II black aud white siI" hose
" intlemeu's do. do. do.
Do DO. do HaIt do.
Blue, pink, Write snd black Grape lIessc
Italian grapes, assorted
Superior Grape robes
3 ! and ID black Grape links.
silk vclvets aud pushes
\ handsome assortment OF infants cap pat
ierns
Gymps and piping cords
superb feather edged ribbons
Shaded satin do.
fine kentings
Figured landlord aud plain book muslin
Plam aud figured J%ackonet do.
Do. do. null do.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13

~ G :, again offer my tract of Land
Of ror,, ne county of Campbell, on the waters
R,.s - nyer, adjoining the lands of Capt.
UNIV 'sooett I"edy, aud others, containing
lands - :. ~ ftp Acres, which | will barter for
Or Teaa ~ ONO, or In Kentucky, or Indiana,
y ssars 50 or negroes not over 80 or under
bond, viii p,' OF equal male numbers, or good
john R6sa " 'aiten' For terms apply to Capt.
perso, - VINO will also show the land to any
Wishing TO see it.
Ian REUBEN RUCKER.
4w12
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13
GJiW's Hist. Of Crusades.

Moaey.-Monoy like manure does no
good I'LL It's spread /; there "a no real
use Of riches except ii be IN tho dlstlis
button The rest is but c%onccit.
Law-To seek redress Of grievances
by having occurs to the law, is too
APPLY compared to sheep running To-.
shelter to a bramble bush.
MistortUmes.-l never knew any man
in my life who could o bear anoth-
cr's mistortunes perfectly like a Chris
tan.
Quar1els.-IEo that blows the Goals
in quarrels ne has nothing to do with,
mas no right 70 complain 1.-THE sparks dy
i'm his face.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13
epiyrlp AsD PUBLISHED BY
ELIZA iCiih"
aIhsrsof The Luios Of the Union.

r,seni-W Weekly Paper, at 81, and tina Weekly
Pqa, f. per aulani p rr - les tino than * months
sefi'as1 her a viii be- iscontinued 0bdt at the discretion
oftls ElPfs) nnui az :" t
- the list time, aud 81 - cents for each
%cjatnuaf Those Mo" - IL, naymcut ,ssdmcd nv
ppgasa psshsible person in Lynchburg'
-. N sery Order. not exceeding two squares are IN
serted iorlk dollars -. ra... No.. a..
- All uers addressed : ~ n - a-u'0' " P"'
paid, or ty VIII no'D ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13
INCOMPATIBLE CALlcors-ucKe To-.

fNtUNPARAkLE CAIICOEs.-Mck Nee To
: 6utS0h n 90. have now the pleasure OF az
bouncing the arrival Of the above truly hcautlu.
ftiele, together with Il great many other rich
al desirable goods a less prices than csct be
Ore exhibited. Then friend, aud the public are
seacularis solicited TO view their assortment.
Oct. D
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13
TIE GLOVER GIRL

-! IN W In NilNi
Let humble merit learn from this, thnold
l. much too poor a thing 10 purchasrorth,
That men Of mind regard with fcclingold
llcr who can boasl no more thaglldcd
earth.
'PRAy buy a nosceay of a POI or
phan /! said a fcmale voice, in a pl1tlye
and melodious tone, rs | wa psing
the corner of a narrow street. Arn-
ed hastily, and beheld "A pirl of foncn,
Whose dr7pcry, though ragged aIean,
and whose form WIS such as q iutef
IN IN have choscnl for ayouthful nus.
H. neck, without covering, wasthite
as snow F.; and her features, thou. mol
regularly beautiful, were interest,and
set of by a transparent compbon;
her eyes, dark and intelligent, wesha-
dod by loose ringlets of a ravenack,
md poured their sweetly supplying
be ms through The silken shade 9ery
lone lashcs. On one arm hungbas-
Net lull of roses, and the olhcwas
stretched out towards me with 2 Of
the rose-buds. | pot my hand my
pocket, dfcW II SOME sjIver-.,ke
this,oy PretDyglrl,' SID l,putGnginlo
hers and II, y lbat God, who the
Father of he tdhclless, be the ser
Yer ol your excellence, anu your Tue |
Nftuous poverty Is no crime
WIS turning from her, whp lhe
suddenly caught my Withdrawn II :
aud, putting it to her lips, burst ID Il.
flood Of tears. The action, N he
look which accompanied il, touch, by
soul II melted To The %artlcss grdtItdof
this poor Flower i, and "A Dir bf
sympathy fen from my checks. j.
eve me, slI,' srid she, recovering I'm
her transport, while u sweet blush lk~
scd itself over her lovely lao n
heart W s full of what II could BIT e,
ptess 3; nature ,mpelled me to sdee
acton. You will p1rlon the feet
had on me, when Tel you lid WEI
the FIRST kind word, | have hea1 sin,
LOST Ill lhut W., dear 10 me o%nbarll'
A sob interrupted her drsrouh Sc
stopped, and wcp, silently thenFalslg
up her face from the baud on wchse
bad laid II, o sl J have ndlthel
10 mother no relation ! Alas ! bo9
no friend in the world = CIloh VIII
her emotions, she WIS silent ioh M
ment, beloJr she could proceed : Ny
only friend IS Coil on him l
ooma 70 his VII. | only p%ralhat |
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13

hNRATHANILL NINSTON-At the junction
III of Nam Street ~ in thc Alley leading 10 L
from Friend 10 Martin or Stone are house. OF
fcrs to the pubic, 1s wholesale OF retail, a gene
raj assortment o. r.RUf,.h|l on as good terms
as can be had IN thIs market .5afident Tiny are
well bought, but viii ~, promise on Dcttcr or
cheaper, CONSISTING in part ot
Best filed sack Of oait, twilied ,icking
sugar and Coffee 81 different qualities
\. Orleans and \ /. alulasses
Mould aud sperm. candles, Is 10 SIS
Turpentine and transparent Soap
GuupoWdcr and Imperial Tea. iTesh
Gu, and wrought Nails and Brads
Patent Balances, with and without frames
Window Glass, 5 by 10, & lOby l., d Putty
omithGcld and mountain Bacon, which | will en-
gage to furnish by the season
New Mackcrcl and HcrrIugs
Few casks of rich Cheese
Best Brown Tanners Oil
suffolk Tar, and Carolina Moss for mattresses
Assortment of Hardware, Crockery, Glass and
E.arthcn Ware
Blind. SnafT1c and Curb Brides
Collars. Wagon, cart and gig Whips
Hacks best and common Segars
MEMS and boys wool and fur Hats
Salt Petrc. Glauber Salts, Mustard
Allspice, Pepper, Ginger, Indigo, Nader and
GopDerds
Iron. German aud blistered Steel
Genuine Madeira and Malaga Wine
London and Philadelphia Porter
Cotton Sheeting aud Shirting, Osnaburgs
81 and 4 - point Blankets
900 Ib. beautiful Cotton yarn
10 bbls of Cider
For which / will receive any kind Of produce
brought TO this market at tie best cash prices.
NATIiL. WINSTON.
March % tso2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13

I'D EVIEWS-The oscriber begs leave to
80 inform the publthat be IS appointed
agent dor this part Uthe country by the
publishers, for the towing valuable Perio-
deal Works, viz
North American Rev, published in Bos-
ton.
Edinburgh Reviewiblished in Boston.
Quarterly Review, do do
American Qparterleyiew, published in
Philadelphia.
Medico.C hirurgicaleview, published in
New York, and Editeby James Johnson,
NJ. d.
Philadelphia Jouru,f Sciences, Edited
by n. Chapman, NJ. DN.P Dewes, VI d.
and John Goldman, ~. &C. nc.
will remark thai tlhhoye Review inv
obtained great rtihtatp aud PRAISE 4. tNt the
very hest Judges init United Stat teiug
edited by the nos minent literary men ~
the world, and the geographical part exe-
Cuted equal 10 any mtevet.
The subscription ice for each of the n
bOve works IS So pannum | will furnish
either OF them to suiribers delivered in this
place free OF all 9th Expenses which will
save to those who II them from me about
two dollars a yeartI each work. | hop
gentlemen will do rthe favor of calling AMI
subscribing TOR one hall oil the above valu
bic works. ADRIAN r. NORTH.
Dec. Is.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13
TIE WISDOM OF C1TWG.

4 mans choice MiagS.-Fhis was
addressedby Catwg he Wis, to his fa-
Their Gwynlliw Vilwr, the sol of ely
wis, the son Of Tegid, the son of Ca
dell Deyrullwg. His house free from
wet /; his farm compact {; hisland plea
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13

SAINT his bed soft /; his wife chaste his
food Wholesome his drink small and
brisk his fire bright; his clothes COM
Portable his n~cighborhood peaceful
hIs servant diligcnl /; his maid hand,
his son sincere; his daughter accom-
pIished his friend faithful his compa-
mon without deceit /; his horse reniip
his hound swift his hawk full of avidi-
~; his COWS of one colour his sheep
OF kindly breed his SWINE long his
household moral hia home orderly
ms bard learned ; his harper fnc of fee.
Ing ; his mill near his elurch r,r.
his lord powerful his King Jus, bis
spiritual father discreet ; aud his God
Mcrcilul.'
The exeelloncics Of a manly charac-
ter.
Iraisms deleered by Catrg TO 7alas-
m
|. Iohe wise in his disputes t;
=. Iobea lamb in his chamber.
3. 10 be brave in battle and con-
fict
a. 10 be a peacock in the street ;
.. To be a bard in his char
u. To be a teacher in his household
7. To be u council in his nation
.. To be an arbitrator in his vicini-
Y,
Q. 10 be a hermit in his church ;
10. To be Il legislator IL his country,
IL. To be conscientious in his ac-
tons;
-. To be happy in his life /;
IS. To be dIligent in his farm 4;
II. To be just in his dealing
10. That whatever he doell be totlo
will of God.
Answer of Catwg To Taliesin. /
.hoolI be glad to know more than 1 do
concerning thee +; tell me what sort Of a
nan thou art, said Tjliesin 10 Cafwr.
IN reply 10 him, Carwg said Thou
10 know better concerning me
han myself, for thou hoarest as t. ma
my back what never came TO nv
and 10 The country ii belongs to
aud ii Is not /, nor is it any one
.lSo, thai knows the whole ruth about
himself. Combra- R,jtoio.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13
~FASUIONABIE U

.How strange ii is said a lady, tina,
fashionable parties should be called
youtst Why roui formerly signifed the
defeat Of an army, and when the sol
diers were all put flight or to the sword,
they were said to be routed This
title has some propriety too said a
| CLERGYMAN, : for at these meetings whole
families are frequently routed out of
| house and home
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13

1nuE EPISCOPAL CHGRCH.-Just recei-
Il we'd. d the subscriber, a very able and
Interesting ptmphlet, entitled 4 candid E.ramina-
lop ofhe Pttestaat Episeopal church, IN tlco
Letters. 1t said that the Episcopal Church has
been powerfully abused OF late anunere 5 some
thing On the dher side. Every body ought to
read tins ~yeryably written work, since it is put
out at the YER low price of Il ID cents.
ABRAM Il. NORTH.
Der II.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13

s(arW auSIC.-The subscriber has the plea
M surqbf informing the ladies and gentlemen
,,cb,tc that he has received direct from
PHILADELPHIA. a very valuable selection of NEW
auTsIc RI the Piano-farte, German Flute, Cla-
I.anet 6c kr.; all of which he is determined to
sell very ld. abt1AM H. Nonih'
June p
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13

.0WOIundred and seventy-iye bottles Cold
VI preIed American Castor Oil, just reed by
THOMAS J. DUVAL,
t,oea Bank Square.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13

ca rV3ED OIL.-l5o Gallons Linseed Oil
Ihinsteceiyed and for sale by
- THOMAS J. DHNAL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13
SAVING WIT,

A schoolmaslcr having a boy under
his care whom he considered excessive
ly dull, one day when he was unabla
10 answer a question which The mpsler
proposed relative TO a lesson Well
said the master, i will make
you a doctor, and you shall have your di-
ploma on parchment@' Why 80 2 said
Jack. Because II is made Of the skin
of an ass replied the master. We'll
thcn,' sad jack, should you die before
the lime, | hope you will leave me
YOUR. '-Thc schoollnastor was SO much
pleased with so unexpected au answer
from one whom he esteemed such a dun
dorhcad, ihat he suffered his pointed
sarcasm to escape with IMMUNITY.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13

Turing and Eeathering as old as
the Crusadcs.-Dmlng his stay in Nor
mandy, Richard q. oil England made
some singular laws for regulating he
Pilgrims III their passage by sea. Muir
der was to be punished by casting INTO
lhc sea, the deceased person, with the
murderer tied to him. He that drew
his sword III anger should lose his hand.
lIfa man gave another a blow, he was to
be thrice immersed an ounce Of Sill
yer was the penalty for using opprobri-
Gus language. A hief mas 10 hare boi!-
ing pitch and f0therspm uPom his head,
land was to be set on shore at the first
opportunity.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13

~ AMP &LINSEEIOIL.-Walter II. Mid
10 dleton. has this dy received large guam
tity of superior Winter strained Lamp Oil.-Al
so Linseed Oil, Spirit urpentine, White Lead,
&c.
Nov. 13. ts27
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-13
Dec. :. 49, DR. -

'yp3h SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure of IN
dir, forming the public, that he has received.
be,n ai from Philadelphia, a further supply ofthc
a'sl"i production calledthc Atlantic Souvenir,
s,no. .'e"-i ears Gift, some few copies in very
sn5 re,o r bindings. This is certainly the most
g,TE,"' production ever published in the United
q r Also, atcw copies of For Get me Not, or
ta,4 .5. Ne"-Year's Present.-This is a very
i6e,nu .U London production, and has many of
or Win superb easrasings ever seen. Togeth-
is '. many other New Books, all of which he
's'efmined to sell low for cash.
Ia, 10 ABRAM II. NORTH.