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Wanted.
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A NURSE for young child. To one ina. can eome
"A well recommended, good wages VIII DC
Apply st this office.
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John S. Miller
Offers for Sale,
OK Hhds. bright Antigua molasses
90 500 Aagostura and Portorico dried hides
so bbls New.York city prime pork and beef
100 bbls gross herring
Is do do shad
10 do sperm oil (summer strainedl
q 70 s seroons 5 81 Pomins1 s's 90
S hhds long leaf Kentucky do
so bolts cotton canvass No. to
90 do UX Russia do
5000 bushels Turks Island Salt
Hemp cordage and Manila rope assorted
2 hhds Antigua shrub Dec
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TUESDAY M0s0s1Saaa JANUARY O. asg5o
Whiskey & Sugar

~ H%OGSHEADS Baltimore Whiskey, so barrels
Il Winchester do. 80 bbls refined Sugars. Just re.
oeived and for sale by A e. %CAzEN0vE & Co.
dec IA
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Cash for Negroes.

TyHE subscriber will give the highest cash pr,ce TOT
Is or 80 YOUNG NEGROES As the prices o.
Negroes are on the decline, those wishing to sell would
do well to give me a call as early as convenient
shall be constantly at Elias r. Legg's in Alexandria
until l complete my purchases. ApplicadonPersonai'
", or by letter, will be Immediately attended to.
sent 26 SAMUEL HUNTER.
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Wanted

4 CLERK that is a complete master Of book keen,
Printer. dec IL
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Crate Goals.

~Aco BUSHELS Manchester Grate Goals, now
2UOU landing from schooners Breeze, and 2etus'
for sale by W."
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For Sale or Rent,

FOr Sale OF NtHt,
That desirable Mansion House,
611Elately in the occupancy of the late. iona
~ than Swift, esq.decessed, with the gar
&$kH4 dens attached to the premises: Also Tor
rent, Two Grass Lots opposite the dwelling mouse.
INV nsrson having business with Mrs. Ann Swift in
absence, will please apply to us.
march II IL HILL.
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]. H. RUNNELLS'

old Established Prize Office, Kingx. alexandria, D c,
Where prizes to . large amount have been sold ano
Maid. oeS<<
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::Otice.

CIOtlCo.
TIVE Annual meeting of the Stakeholder of thu
L Washington and Ale andria Turnpike Company.
for the election of five Directors, . Treasurer, and CLERK.
viii be held at he Tows-HAII, on Monday, The lat day
Of January merit. ~
dec ll-tJ2 EN-. C.. ASHTON. Clerk
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highest Prize % 900 Dollars'

SO,0OO Tickets. piff,oVV
To be drawn on the Odd and Even System, BY which
the bolder of two tickets or two shares Of tickets must
draw at least One Prize, and may draw three!
Tickets S, halves 2 so, quarters l Is; eighths 81 OTIS.
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dec II
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For ST. Barts and St. YhOmas.


The fine fast sailing schooner
~ BATCHELOR,
AkA\ w. 9. Turpin, master; has the principal par
A of her cargo engsged-For freight OF Isl
bbls. apply on board. or to p.
dec Is ROBINSON & SHlNN, Vowelf's Wharf
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-09

the day, find it by far the best hour in the
9 for affecting and correcting the heart'' If
she ,ras g learned" and mathematical" most
assuredly it never appeared in her conversation.
1t was that, and that only, Of highly accom-
pshcd and very well informed woman.-An in
cilcnt occurred-I don't choose to diyuIge it
which was perfectly conclusive to my mind
that Lady Byron was still fondy attached to
him And from the account of others who knew
the facts, am thoroughly satisfied that Lord
and Lady Byron might have been living to
scthcr Ut tho worry hour, had la. lie heen spar
cd, but for the intervention Of a third person
Lady Noel nerer coud endure him; and the feel
ing was reciprocal. She was pcrpetually haun
ted by the idea that his Lordship was an un-
faithful husband On the other hand, he never
spared her i; and, unhapply. Lady Noel, tenn
per and unguarded expressions afforded ample
ny Whatever his Lordslip might have been
previous to his marriage, or since the scpara-
zion, in the particular instance 50 continually
quoted, he was grossly misreprcscnted haze
reason to believe, though not from her own lips,
that Lady Byron now feels this Tie Lir0,g
and lie Deod
Mrs Rooms, the authorcss of The Children
Of the Abbey" IS it is SAID, in very necessitous
circumstances, and has issued proposals for the
publication, by subscription, Of new novel,
entitled g The Contrast to provide tie neces-
sarics of life for herself and her paralJtic hus-
band
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-09
VARIETY.

a thought On, death-Death to a good mar is
but passing through dark entry, GU, OF one lit
lie dusky room of his fathers house, into another
that is fair and large, lightsome and glorious,
and divinely entertaining. Oh may the rays
and splendour of my heavenly apartment shoot
far downward, and gid the dark entry with such
a cheerful CLEAN, as to Danish every fear when
shall be called to pass through. Watts
Reflections on he state Of Marriage, by na4-
ried naas-The leading features in the charas-
ter Of good woman, are mildness, complai-
sance, and equanimty Of temper. The man, if
he be worthy and proyident husband is MINERS
ed in q thousand cares His mind IS agitatell,
his memory loaded, and his body fatgued He
retires from the hustle Of the world, chagrined
perhaps by disappointment, angry at insoent and
perfidious people, and terrified lest his unavoid-
able connexions with such people should make
him appear erfidious himself Istbis the time for
the wife Of his bosom, his dearest and most in
innate friend to add 10 his yexations, to increase
the fever Of an overhurthened mind, by CON
tcntious tongue, or Disconnected brow? Busi-
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-09
EPITAPH.

"Ne'er to the tombs where all the mighty rest.
Since their foundation, came nobler guest
Nor e'er was to the bowers of bliss conveyed
A fairer spirit or more welcome shade
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-09
THE TWO FOUNTAINs-aYr moore

| saw. from yondcr silent cave.
Two fountains running side BY side
The one was Mem'ry's lnpil wave, :
The other cold Oblil IONS tide.
con Love :" said I, in thougit:css I.ca
IS DER MY lips the Le,he pass'l,
Here in this dark and chilly stream,
BE all my pains forgot at last"
But who could bear that gloomy blank,
Where joy vas lost as well as pain
Quickly OF Mcm'ry's fount drank,
And brought The past all back again
Md sail, Oh Love whatt cr my To-,
Still let tbs soul to thee be tue
Dathcr than have one bliss forgot,
BE al my pains Remembered too
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-09

ness, in its most prosperous state, i, full Of anx
ely and turmoil 0 how dear to the memory Of
a man is the wife who clothes her face in SMILES,
who uses gentle expressions, and vho makes
her lap soft to receive and hush lis cares to
rest There is not IN nature so fascinating an
object, as faithful, tender. and atccti9na,e
vile
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-09

her lap soft to receive and hush lis cares to
rest There is not IN nature so fascinating AZ
object, faithful, tender, and atIcclona,c
vile
As two merchants were converting together d.
business, flock Of birds passed over their head,
upon which Of the traders exclaimed, GLOW
happy those creatures are they have no accepta.-
ces to pay" "Iou mistakvn,' czclaimc. his
his fiend, "tAey have their bills to provide for as
well as We
Ionce heard gentleman make very witty re-
ply to one who asserted that he d.d not believe
there was truly honest man in tic whole world -
Sir, said be "it is quite impossible that any
man should know all the world, but il IS quite pos
sble that some one man mGr k1le7g hjm~lf"
King v illiam III. chose Tor tie motto Of his state
coach, in ireland, thee4 WORKS, "|31s ro3ui, ssd rerc
pi-l '7il not steal, but received, '-auIins to h,s
being called to the throne by the people. Upon
this being told to Swift, his remark was, & That,
true: but there's an oil saying, t;se *cl,cr !, as
lad as the thief
GqieiA- Gaiety is nc proof that the hear, T., q:
ease, iOI O!lCN III l4G must VI lauou(GF, VIC cL >
sad.
FriodhP.--lf ]. be tic part Of friend % re-
oice at what rebounds to his friends credit il is no
less 50, to attempt TO drive from that iicnI, heart
what he Judges contrary to it.
Hem1r3c.-Let the ,ir;uous remember, amidst
their Affections, thu; though the heart of good man
may bleed cen 70 death, It Will never feel a tor
men. equal to the .cnllinss c. yemorse
when the ilea of any pleasure strikes your ina
g.nation, make inst computation between the du-
ration Of pleasure aud thAt If the repentance sure
10 follow i.
A gentleman ha, a remarkable long yisaSe
was one day riding by school, at the gate
Of which he overheard Young Sheridan say to
another lad. g That genteman's face is longer
than his life Struck by the strangeness CT this
rude observation, the man turned his horses
head and requested an explanation. {" Sir, said
the boy, :" meant no offence in the world butI
have read in the bible at school, that mans
life is but a span, and am sure your face is dou
lie that length" The gentleman could not help
laughing, and threw the lad sixpencc for bis
wit
FROM FRENCH.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-09
FROM MRS. GOWNS MESSENGER
YON SETTING sun.

Ton setting sun. yon setting sun,
How glorious It's to look upon
But As more bcauteous beams its ray,
More rapid IT'S to fade away.
Thus Memory oft her volume opes,
Invoking shades OF buried hopes,
That fingered ill they shonc most bright,
Then left the soul in deepest night.
And thus twill be while suns shall set,
And DER our pathway, dark regret
Its cherries cloud will ever roll,
To dim the twilight Of the soul SrLM4
External pomp and visible success
Sometimes contribute to our happiness
But that which makes it genuine, refn'd,
Is good conscience and soul resigned.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-09
FROM THE FRENCH.

FROM THE FRENCH.
Thou speakest i'll Of me.
And speak well of thee;
Luckless art thou-luckless am /,
For every body knows-Joh lie.
The bee and the butterfly are both busy bodies,
but they are differently employed.
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POETR =.

THE DYING CHRISTIAN.

How peaceful is the closing scene,
When virtue yields its breath
How sweetly beams the smile serene
Upon the cheek Of death
The Christians hope no fear can blight.
No pain his peace destroy
lie views beyond the realms Of light
\ pure and boundless joy,
Oh : who can gaze with needless Sigh,
Tn scene 50 fair as this
Who but cxclams-"Thus let me lie.
And be my end like his !"
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-09

Within THIS awful volume lies
The mystery Of mysteries
IIappiest they Of human race
10 whom their God has given gracc
To read, to hear, 20 hope, to pray,
To lift the latch--to force the way
.},d Jetter hui they ne'sr been born,
thaas reed u Eou5t, or read 10 Sco3ne
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-09

Byr9n'3 Testimony for the BiJls.-The foIow.n-
lines were written by Lord Byron, short time be
fore his death, en- the blank leaf of bible. 4 re
cord Of the convictions Of such man on this inte.
cstins subject, and prepared at such time, 5 faii
Of important Instruction
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08
c;cn Of the Golden Mortar.
RI Ru5H'S Anti Dyspeptic or Sour sto
mach Pills, an invaluable remedy for Ind

,1.R. Ru5HS Anti Dyspepic or Sour oto
mach Pills, an invaluable remedy for indl-
-as,,on in lis most complicated forms.
of,be variety of diseases to which the human
....,.,o :. subject teN are more stubborn, none
- Distressing OF destructive TO the consttu-
,o,,,b,,, indigestion OF Sour Stomach. ms
b.sa.p nreyails to a great extent and has SO gen
Grail, btiAed the skill ofthe faculty, that RENE
ala easy Of administration is truly deslderatum
,a,erv mace. The truth of this statement is
confirmed by the experience of thousands VINO
ta,. suffered under e. who after having used
p,,a. remedies to no purpose are now oollged
m nave recourse TO such pallatlyes, as they may
chance 10 find more Condu i've TO their comfort.
Bv INDIGESTION is meant loss Of appetite and
great weakness, particularly OF the legs, ana
casting of the whole system. Heartburn, or an
useasy sensation of heat about the PIT of the sto-
mach which is sometimes attended with nausea
or sickness of the stomach and vomiting, helch-
ae up ofwater which is generally sour, paeness
oftne cOnntenance, costiyeness, ianguor' giddi
ness. Iowness OF spirits, disturbed sleep, paiplta
tOn OF the heart, hatulency &C.
These symptoms vary in different persons
some experience more Of them, and some less
eacii in ih. order aud degree OF his own partcu
kr cast These Pills ACT as a powerful tome
nemralizc the Acid upon the stomach, gives
tire 9Th to The debitatcd organs Of digcstlon'
ssstore he appetite, remove nausea. at the sto'
mach, aud ultimately recover the health OF the
9atlent They do not contain mercury IN any
form nor do lhev siclen the stomach as mosi
pNgauye medicines do, but perform the otiic' OF
amte and mild purgatlve, and are not surpassed
~ any mdcne They are therefore particu
Iarly calculated for family use.
The inventor of these Pills was one Of the mosi
eainent practitioners Of medicine in the United
Stde,, and used them successfully in his prac
tee ior many years. They are not got up a
uoslaun 10 dclude the credulous. but are recon-
lnended on the basis of truth and experience
IN order that they may become extensively use
cd aud within the reach of all, they are Offered
atthe low price of so cents per box, a, thu
Wholesale and retail Drug and Medicine Store
OF THOMAS j. DuVAL.
August 2 3m Sole Agent.
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NNSEW At1SIC-The subscriber has again
Z the pleasure Of informing the ladies of
Lynchburg and It's vicinity that he has lately re-
ccivad direc from Philadelphia, large and
well selected assortment of NEW MUSIC, en-
bracing al the new pieces up 10 this lime j;
which he hopes they will do him the favour TO
call and purchase. as he is determieed to sell We
~ low-hnt he is sorry 10 be under the neccss-
ty Of informing the Ladies that hereafter lie can
no., allow them to exchange their music after ha-
wing selected the gives this notice thatno per-
son may be disappointed. -.
ABRAM r. NORTH
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August %.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

m n Saturday uie 10Th inst will be sold be
w fore the front door of Roger q. Iompkin s
auction room. one clock aud an elegant gold
watch chain & seal, the property of the estate OF
Ihps Lain. decd.
Att the sanc time & place will be sold one shot
gun. one beaureau and book ease, one he'd and
furniture & all the library of the late WIN Black,
decd.
Terms at sale The sale Will conducted by
r. q. Tompkms. Auciionrer.
SAM. GARLAND. adm.
Of 1hos. lain decd.
MAURICE II. GARLAND. adm.
OF Vim. Black decd
Nov. =. ~
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FRendre Tame, restore the soul.
fPreter des redicnles-lend ridicuIe.
ELEGANT EXTRACT ON LOVE.

From S0iut Pierres " Shidies Of Nature"
The most powerful effects of love, as
has been said, arise ont Of contradictory
feelings, melting into each other, Just as
those of hatred, frequently, are produt-
ed flom similar sentiments which hap
pen TO clash. Hence it is that no feel
ing can be more agreeable than to find
a friend in man whom we had consd-
cred as an enemy; and no modification
so poignant as meeting an enemy in the
man whom we had depended on as
friend. These harmonic effects fire..
quently render a sIieht and transient
kindness more estimabIe than "A contn-
ued series Of good Offices and a mo-
mentarv offence more outrageous than
the declared enmlty ola whole lifc-time:
because, in the first case, feelings dia-
metricallv opposite graciously unite
and in the second, congenial feelings vi
olentlv clash. Hence, too, it IS, that a
single Flemish, amidst the valuable quail
tiles of a man Of worth, frequently APP
pears more offensive than all the vices
of a liberiine who displays only soil
tary virtue, because, from the effect of
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FALL& WINTER GOODS.

l-yel ECESr arrivals, from New York n Phil
| ~ adelpba, enable the subscribers Mt pres
cnt 10 offer 10 their customers and the pub
/ lie, such an assortmen OF Scasonabe GOODS.
both in Staple and Fancy line, as is not to b
surpassed bv any house in this section OF the
] country. ANON the articles lalely received.
are the following VIZ
4 few pieces SHEPPARD'5 extra fine Blue d
Black Ciotss and Cas- ,itneres
piece .uperb Claret do for Gents Frocks
A few pieces fne Double Miiled DAD N Olive
Cloths, for Gent. 5 over Coats
few pieces Steel Mix. new and elegant ar
ticlc tor Surtouts FroclSs. DC.
Blue, Black and Brown Cloths aud Casslmeres,
medium qualities
Gentemcns Fur and Beaver Hats
Plain and Gut Silk Velvet VostIngs
Black and Brown Eng do
3 rases Genuine IRISH Linen
20 halt pieces. do of peculiarly tine texture 4
soft finish
cases Calicoes, comprising almost every
shade and figure
81 & 70 Bed Tieklngs Indigo blue
Several pieees 4 ~ Cd Irish Sheel,ngs
case Dana k Table Linen from ID to io-4
6.4 al ~ ~ "a brown aud sBieaehed Do
mesties
~ & Sd plaid do fast colours
] case fine Power Loom Shirings
Gentlemen's fine beaver d horse skin Gloves
White nurse skin aud silk do
Black Italian Crarals abd Bandanus
Z ala aud Camhlet Clonks
Several pieces Scoth Plads Il Cambets
Several pieces Scarlet Marine, quite cheap
Best Twiled English Blankets from 3 10 b
point unusually cheap
Best double MIed Napt Cottons
kersevs and LinJseys for servants wear
Strong high quarter Shoes, aud quantity OF
sole Leather
Rose and Whitney Blankets, from 40 l3 qrs'
Fine and eicdium Sauine
Apron aud Counterpart Che Ks
Green Baizes and DOR Clo,hs, sc.
! The attention of the LADIES respectfully
solicited to the following fashionable articles VIZ
Lace Veils Capes and Collars OF the most
splendid style
Rich Thread and Gymp Laces and Edpmgs
Several pieces 4-4 aud 10 plain Bobbnes
Back Italian Lustrlngs. finest quality
Plain aod hg d Blk no de Nap.
Nazarine, Brown and Dove cold do do--superl
Plain and fig ID white Gro Nap.
Partisan PLAID do--a new and elegant article
/ A large assortment most beautiful Bonnet Rib
bons
A few pieces superior Pelice Cloths
Kid, Horse Skin and Silk Gloves
| An assortment Silk Cotton aud Worsted Hose
ry
A few patterns CHILEAN Robes, quite a new
article
A few Crimson g. Blue Meriao Shawls
! Small Cashmere do do
A few pieces superior plain black Nankeer
Grapes
Morocco & Scalskiu Shoes
Blk a. white silk l. PIunela do OF the FIRST or
der
The above articles have been purchased or
the cheapest terms, viz for cash, and most O
them at auction, aud will be sold atvery mo
derate advances.
The alteftipn Of customers and other gen
tlemen vino with 10 purchase Cloths or Cassi
mefes is particularly requested 10 our presru'
assortment, a. he heaHty, fnencss Il cheap
ness OF our late supplies, surpass any thi0g W.
have ever seen.
! David & ROBERT KYLE.
II Country Merchants aud retail deairrs
are respectfully invited 10 call and examine
our assortment which is not IN be surpassed
in variety or chsapness on this SIDE OF The
Northern Markets. d & Il. KYLE.
Oct. Op
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ANCIENT AND MoprRv m.xrns.

ANCIENT AND MoUENN MAHIMS.
Tronsiated fom he iSpaniyh for tbs
National ,RteH'ceneer.
II there is any tim g when man has a
rieht 10 value himself, IL is when ne has
done rood action in y proper manner.
DULY heroic souls KIN Nv he Affection
ate respect dur TO the 90 nqncred.
The FUNNIEST friendships are those for
med IN mutual adversely. as mon be-
comes more compact Ia the forge when
the flame is most vivid.
Governors needno arms wb,r re tilhre
are laws, and they ueed no lava whcfe
there are arms.
The suhllety Of pride covers h.self
with he mantle Of humility so hish
Is this virtue ihr. evro Ito mos, haoeh.t
wish To rise in her name.
The liberty # the people consists in
being governed by laws mode by them
selves, under whatever form Of governs
mcnt they may be. The liberty of an
individual consists in being owner Of his
own time aud actions, so long rs they
are not in opposition 10 the laws Of God
or OF his country.
Fortune plays with extremes, and re-
croaies herself by showing her power in
passing from one 10 the other.
Hope is the aiment of the soul; but
always poisoned with fear.
Conscience and re 6utaion are two
brides, without whose reins man finds
himself done with nature.
Conversation should be- like fine
salad, composed of many Ingredients;
seasoned with salt. mustard and vinegar.
Nothing should be done by law which
can be done by custom.
A good education seldom yields bitter
fruits.
An action Nv which we can gain an
enemy aud lose friend, is losing
game because vengeance is much
stronger principle than gratitude.
lie who does nothing charitable while
living, d. leaves his property 10 the poor
when dead, is merciful to himself too
/ late
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Sent. l3
American Qua rterly Review.

2 1 He third number Of the American Quarter
" Review, Is received and ready for deliv-
cry to subscribers at the cheap Boon and sta,
tionarv Store of ii AN II NORTH.
Sent 10
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Cornish's Remedy for the Piles.


IniE Medicine now offered 10 the public,
- is one whirh has been fully suhiecte j
10 tile lnlalibIe test of experience and in e
very Instance where il has been fairly tried,
II mas been attended with the mos' complete
sli cess. In somc ct the eases, the patients
IA. been lahorins under the disease for years.
sad durn- that period had received the hes,
medical advice, aud had even undergone a
P3laInI surgical operation, without permanent
aaYaniaae 1t Is not Qike those nsnaiiy adj
serlsed,) offered as certain cure for long
eal'logne Of di,e9ses, Int those afflicted with
mls complaint, for which alone ii is recon-
@'nded, may rely with confidence upon oh.
'a'nihg Felict, even in its worst forms, in II
mar lime aud they themselves are the hest
pl5'' % the Importance of such remedy -
.5'ee Do cents pei box, with directions sign
Cd BY the ro;rie,or.
ne subscriber is appointed Agent for the
'@e OF ihe above medicine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON
Nov. o.
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-08

Rarbab, lamcn grtion and bitter weeping
Rachel wecldne for her children, re-
fused 10 he com torted for her children.
because thew were noi.'~ All the coa-
solutions which tn world can administer
ne dashed to pie'es against this word
Il mlloinal anquisi I, non sum-.