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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-24
Quarter Marster's Office,

Fort WashingtOn, February 10, 1927.
cEALED proposals. viii be received at this Office
= until the 12;h March next, for 225 cords of mer-
bant,b,e oak wood, to be delivered on the bill at this
post IS cords by the 18th Of 'prl, SO corls by ire 1st
Of Nav and the balance before the 10Th Of No.
vembcr next--Payments viii be made quarterly
Security to the amount OF 500 dollars viii be required
for the faithful performance Of the contract
THOS. CHfLDS,
Capt Sd Artillery, & Act'g: Or. Master.
NorE-Persons making proposals Will endorse on the
back proposals for ood !" as do nc: ish to open
any until the time expires. T.G.
feb 19-t12M
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-24
Notice

QEsNA In consequence Of an ar
81 Ia rangcment with Members Of
congress for the Steamboat Poto-
pssSSff1fs.&&kS6s lac to leave Washington al o.
clock SENO.4Y morning the nh IF March meat, the
Boat will, on her trip next week, only proceed to Nor
folk, and leave there on Friday morning the I'd of
March at 9 o'clock, and arrive at Alexandria and
Washington on Saturday; and will leave Washington
on Sunday the 4th Of March at o'clock in the
ing above stated, arrive at Norfolk Monday
ing, and Immediately after proceed to City Point and
Richmond Returning: leave Richmond Sunday
m ornlng at o'clock, ard Norfolk Monday at the
usual hour, A. NJ, for Alexandria and Washington.
feb %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-24

Both Houses Of Congress were exclusively
occupied yesterday with the appropriation
Bills We hope 10 be able TO resume our daily
reports on Monday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-24
Notice

- virtue Ola deed oftrust executed to Us by Jamc,
Foster and Si!as Foster the 9TH day of Deccn-
Der, 1925 for the purpose of securing to John With
ers & Go and Withers & Washington, the payment of
the debts therein mentioned we shall, Monday, the
9Th day OF March next, expose to sale by public auc-
ton for cash. before The front door ofthe Court House
OF Prince William county, negro girl named Anne
and her chiid--Also; the interest Of the said James
and Sllas Foster III the estate OF their father James
Foster, deceased. Such title We have under TIE
trust deed viii be conveyed TO the purchaser.
N; b. siNCLAiR,, lTus,ees.
PEYrON NORVILL,S
jan 81 Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-24

tory Of Arkansas, arrived in this city on the
same DAY. Nal inteAigencer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-24

az Tuesday evening, betweenthe Team Boat Ferry
Oand Captain George Fletch.r's dwelling, aCU'
pr Trireiing Big. containing wearing apparel, Sc
Any person having found The same, and will deliver it
to the subscriber, shall be literally rewarded
feb 22-3t GEO. FLETCHER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-24
Glover Seed.

GEO. COLEMAN has just received supply OF
IN FRESH CLOVER SEED, which he will sell as
low as i. can be procured III town. eo ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-24

We are requested to announce
GEORGE CiiICHEs TER, Esq OF Fairfax County,
Va Candidate for the General Assembly at the neA
election.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-24
JOHN J. LLOYD,

ATTORNEY 1T Law, (Balimore.)
nRACTISFS in all the Courts held in Baltimore,
L and in the High curt of Chancery and Court of
Appeals of Maryland.
: Business committed to his charge will receive
DromDt and careful attention. feb 24--3t'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-24
VIE XYact Of I.anA.

in said deed mentioned lying in the county of Fairfax,
and on the watersof Pollok, containing Four Hundred
Acres more or less AS shall sell the fore going pro.
perry as trustee, no other title will be conveyed than
is vested in me by the deed of trust aforesaid.
feb 3-ts ID p. CHiCHES Err, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-24
Public Sale.

IUOllc sale.
IN SaTDRD.7YMe 2la day Of april nert at q o..
~ clock p. N the subscriber Will offer at public
II & sale at Cats Tavern Alexandria, tract
~ S. of land in the County of Fairfax,
ATvs Containing One Huna,ed Aoes
Icfe,. Situated on the north side ofthe Little River
turnpike road and beginning at the abu,ment Of
the bridge over Accotnk Run-now occupied by
homas X. Bealle. The above sale will he made un.
der the authority ola deed oftrust from the said Bcae
to the subscriber. Terms cash.
X L. TAYLOR, Irusteey
~ ~ Stawts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-24
VrNstee's Sale.

gsf virtue Of deed'of trust executed by Aminta
ID Nason and Mary Mason, to the subscriber, bear
ing date OH the 18th day of August, 1908, ard duly re-
corded ~ the Clerks Office Of the County of irfax
and for the purposes in said deed mentioned, shall
offer al public auction for cash. Oh tie premises on the
first ltygaguiG Ncyrb rery
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-16
SPRING GOODS

HnnE SUBSCRIBER now offers for sal. n
= well selected assortment OF ASuNABLE
phi GOODS Of the latest style aud fashions.
winch together with low prices will, he hope,
be an lnducenienI Tor dealers to call aud evan.
Inf the assortment
Among them arc the following.
IL 10 O. Cambria and Joconei Alusims
ftan aud lg'd Null aud BOOK Musins .xtrx
quality
swiss Muslin, plain and extra fed
Common aud superior prists, new style
Pam aud stripe Batritc. SIN. Barrues
sAiss Muslin Capes aud Collar,
Elegant hnugn aud Silk blfs
Irish Linens, Black iatcstrnp, do Surcnssig,
Ladics hid and iloslm's Gloves
Gentlenens IIoskn's aud Woodstock do
Ingram and White Cotton Hosiery
Elegant Plaid SILKS new style
Inc MersaiIles and Valenlia Vestinps
superior Blue aud fancy coored Cloths
Brown, bleached and plaid Cottons
With almost every other articles suited 10 the
season aud demand aud will, il Is hoped, render
satisfaction ~ c1stomefs
ABNEY NJ FACKLER.
Bank Square, Lynchbuy.
NAY . 1899
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David & Robert KYLE,

I'D ESPECTFuLIY inform their friends and
g customers that reccnt arrival of 96 pack
ages DRY GOODS has added very much 10
their former extensive assortment, aud enables
them 10 offer TO purchasers, both wholesale aud
retail, greater variety IN both Staple and Eau
cy Line than they have ever previously done.
dmOng The articles lately reeeiped are the joitou-
my:
piece Sheppard's extra fine Blue Cloth.
| . do do black
both selected in New York as the finest tex
ture and hes, colours TO be found in that
market
Several Blue and Black Cloths, unusually cheap
} fiece super Blue Cashmere
Several pieces DO do medium guilty
Ok Lust'ngs, most superb article for Gentle.
mems summer wear
Blk CircasSians and Gruuderills
India and British Nankeens and Union Mixtures
Cotton CassImeres and Russia Dlillings
picc Blk Striped flprcntlne, IA beautiful article
for Gcntlemen's summer wear
Plain and figured Eng. Silk Vestlngs, superior
Plain Bis Italian Lutestrng of the fir and sc
oond quality
Several pieces beautiful fg d Gro de Nap
A variety of Barege ohawls, of the FIRST style
Ladies Biz and White Ing. Silk hose aud
Gloves
Plain and fed atins, black and white
Garment and Furniture Dimities
J A large assortment Gymps, oil various widths q
shades
! Plain Satin and Lutestring Ribbons
Green Florence aed Bib Mode
| A new assortment Belt Ribbons, and ] case Ken
tines
A few dozen Calypso Sashes, a new and bcauti.
| full article
Bobbinet Wells Of handsomest figures
Green GAUGE and Blk Florence
large quantity Clarke's Spool Cotton, 300 yds
each
A few pieces Angola Cassinets aud fine Mar.
| salileS
A few pieces linen Cambrics, some very fine
Several cases Cacoes comprising beautiful
| variety OF shades and feues, and at very
cheap prices
Gentlemer's Biz Italian Crava,s
| Sup rior Red. Blue and Yellow Bandanna Hkis
Gcntrmen's Fur and Beaver HAS
| case do do with broad rims
. pieces superior Carpetngs, Of the richest f
| cures
| Tapes, Gallons, and None so Pretty
Table Linens, from "a TO lo-I, oil the richest da
! mask
A few pieces 4 Irish sheeings
, doz. Ladies' White sill, Shoes
! case hest Indigo Blue Bed Ticking
! 81, A and 81 Brown D0mesucs
81 and A Check do
! Apron and Connterpaine Checks
! Russia Duck aud Brown Holland
3 and A Osnaburgs and Burlaps, az chenpcs
/ prices
/ Hair and Sealskn Trunk, ofesery size.
They have also ON band,
a large assortment of SADD LERY consisting I,
part otthe following:
Stirrup Irons, Bride BIS, Roller Buckles
Buckles and Slides, Saddle Bosses and lacks
Worstcd and Cotton Weddings Saddle Trees
Wire-v orked Gig and Riding Whips, liosshns
Morocco Skins ofvarons colours, Blue and Oh
ange Silks, &c. &c. &c.
i Among the Groceries on hand are,
Sugar and Coffee, Salt and Spices, and SIEVE
raj casks Rum, Brandy and Wine. &c.
They particularly invite the attention of coun
try Merchants to their present assortment, from
which they can be supplied with almost ever,
article in the Dry Goods Grocery, and Hard
ware Line, at avery small advance
.'uly 8. tc
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Nov %

1ooDk BlNDERY The subscriber has late
~ lyprocured an additional first rate Booon
paiier which enables him to do all work, in
o'si line, with nratncsS and dispatch He has
feeRed directfrom Philadelphia, a very large
sPp!t OF paper of very superior quality. which
eolh'es him to do any kind of Blank Hork at a
minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, and the pub
- generally may rely on having any work or
asiea OF me, faithfully done and made out of the
y, Se9 materials and at very low prices.-persons
si'nins books bound are requested to bring them
onward immediately as am somewhat at leis-
nv and can do them much better than when
"p pushed with work. The public are further
:. i'rned that bind books at much lower prices
nan 1ney ever were known to be done at in this
,s'' o. the country, and in much more superi.
d manner. ARRAN NoRTi
Feb 9 20,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-16
July 40.

TN K. RUSHS Anti Dvspepfic or Sour Sto-
~ mach Pills, an invaluable remrdy for Indi-
ers'on in its most complicated forms.
or the variety Of diseases TO which the human
system - subject, few are more stubborn, none
more distressing OF destructive TO the constlu-
ton than lndig rstion or Sour Stomach. This
disease prevails TO a great extent and has so gen.
orally batiled the skill Hottie faculty, hata RENE
dv easy OF administration Is truly deSideratuln
In every place. The truth Of Ibis statement IS
confirmed bv the experience of thousands who
have Suit, red under il, who after having used
many remedies to no purpose arc now obliged
to have recourse 10 such paliftives. as they ma,
chance TO find more conducive TO ther comfort.
by indigestion is meant loss of appetite and
great weakness. particularly Of the legs, and a
wasting Of the whole system Heartburn, or on
uneasy sensation of heat about the pit of the sto-
mach which is sometimes attended with nausea
OF sickness, of the stomach and vomiting, BEECH,
ing up of water which is generally sour, paieness
OF the countenance, costiveness, laneuoT, eiddi-
ness lowness Of spirits, disturbed sleep, paiplta-
ton Of the heart. fauency, &c.
These symptoms vary in different persons,
some experience more of them. and some less,
each in the order and degree of his own partcu-
lar case.-Thesc Pills act as Il powerful tonic,
ncutraze the Acid upon the stomach. gives
stree 9Th IN the dch'litated organs Of digcstIons
restore the appetite. remove nausea, at the sto-
mach, aud ultimately recover the health Of the
patient They do not contain mercury in any
form. nor do they scken the stomach most
purgative medicines do, but perform the office Of
a safe and mild pureative, aid are not surpassed
by any mdicine They are therefore particu-
larlv calculated for family use.
The inventor ofthese Pills was ono Of the most
eminent practitoncrk of medicine in the United
States and used them successfully in his prac-
tice for many wears. They arc not got up a
nostrun to delude the credulous. but are recon-
mended on the basis of truth and experience.
In order that they may become extensively use
FIJI and within the reach of all, they are offered
at the low price Of 30 cents per box, al the
wholesale and retail Drug and Medicine Store
Of THOMAS ]. DUAL.
Auoust D 3m Sole Agent.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-16
N'Kee. Robertson & co.

YStAVE recently added TO their assortment
variety ofnew and fashionable articles
Beautiful Worked Swiss MuslinS
Rich Bobbinett Capes
Figd Mandarin Grapes, of ne'f patterns
Flora aud Piping Cord.
Parasos and Ladies Umbrellas
Named Chop Yellow Nankeen
Fashionable Cufs--wi'h other Goods muoi
under usual prices for cash.
August ]. 3toZ
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l. & p

9UKUhON DENTIST,
rAkOM the city ofNew York, respectfully ten.
=. ders his respects TO the Citizens of Lynch
ug q ITS vicinity, q takes THIS opportunity OF in
ormlns them, that he has commenced the Dentst
business, IN all It's various branches, nj Mr.
horrlss Hotel, where he will continue a short
time He deems it unnecessary TO say aov
thing in favor OF his superior method OF cleans.
Ing and Identifying the teeth as we'll as In per-
forming all other operations connected with the
profession, as he holds himself in readiness 4,
give practical demonstration OF his superior me-.
thod. tie sets artificial teeth, from one to full
set and cleans, plugs, separates and extracts
teeth aud roots of teeth, with great ease TO the
patient.
Ladies aud gentlemen waited upon al their
houses if requested.
A number of Certificates can be seen at nv
room. .Iune Is.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-16

rsa OR RENT,--The tenement on main street !
q lately occupied by D NJ. ALLEN u
co two doors above the slrginlan once,
+. SyDN0R, Cashier.
August s. 1SAoc
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-16

|MfRs ANN l. MORRIS, requests the fa,or
81 OF her friends to contin.e 10 furnish her
with that kind OF sewing which she is in the ha-
Dir of doing. Such as making up linen, hem.
ming cravats, &c. All OF which shall be done
with neatness and dispatch, a, the uos, moderate
prices.
July ~. tvs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-16

Cornish's Remedy for the Piles.
RlHE Medicine nov offered 10 the public
u is one which has been fully snhieete
to the intallible test Of experience and In
very instance where il has been fairly tried
il has been attended with the most complete
succ4s. In some ct the eases, the patient.
had been laboring under The disease for wears
aud during that period had received the best
medical advice, and had even undergone q
rainial surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. II It's not Dixie hose usual'v ad
'eriised,) offered ms certain cure for 3 long
Catalogue Of diseases. hut those afflicted with
This complaint, for which alone il Is rec ON
manted, may rely with confidence upon oh
ianing relief, even in It's wors, forms, in q
snort time aud they themselves are the best
ladges oi The Importance of such remedy -
fr'ee so cents net box, with directions sign.
ed lg the proprietor.
he subscriber is appointed Agent for the
saIe Of the above medicine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON
Nov o..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-16
consumptions. Coughs, &c.
, -, Teoctabh Indian Specific,

Yufley's IeS'fao" i"u'o"
90 ,h. e,,re Of Colds, Coughs, tonsnmph-
III shifting Of Blood, Asthma, and all us
-. aftbe Breast and Lungs.
~ Vegetable Indian Specific. has stood the
ipt n,.rirnce aud proved itself the most va
ies, -. ssn,edv ever discovered for the cure 81
IuaV.z ,,d An the Diseases oil the breast anu
As'ii''' Ioadine 10 consumption. The following
l1ns 80 inst received from highly respected
...,,leran will show IT'S value.
s,,nel Moore, do hereby certify, that Tor
at year, Twas severely afflicted Win
:. nv breast, accompanied with very haa
PAN and sbortness Of breath and every lndica-
Fin the opinion Of Physlclan) of approach
wv E.,,sump,ion After passing through "a
'us ~ medicine, and finding no relief, was
I'D n make trial Of Buffers Vegetable lnd-
Ssae;fc and the use Of one anda hall bottle,
.,aais,ely restored me 10 health and have re-
..aiaed so ever since, being upwards ola year.
.rbe celebrated Dr. Cullen has taught ms that
s,st attention should he employed IN watch
Tho anp,oach ofthe disease and preventing
- sro.sed,np 10 an incurable state and in per-
=, 5a. If consumptiye habit. especially those born
,sanspmntiye parents, the slightest symptom
,,nnraaching consumption al the consump-
...a neriod of life ought carefully to be attended
To-
The snecfc is obtained by extraction from
,erbs roots, flowers, plants &c. when in periec-
Ron. In consequence of a happy combination
If ,be most valuable herbs, &c. il becomes a bal
.,mofsuperior salue. ltheals the injured parts,
onens the pores and composes the disturbed
,eryes. after the manner OF an anodvne conse-
o,rny the obstruction Of the chest aud the inr IS
ab;cb constitute The disease particularly need IFS
nse. II promotes cxpecloraton, which Is so
ronstanliy called for and whilst il cleanses and
heals it also gives strength to the tender lungs.
Ia mi, manner il removes the hectic fever, I'M
uroye, DIGESTION gives strength to The nerves, re-
mans the appetite and improves the spirits. This
,pecfc may always be given IN safety---n IS
mild \ pleasant to the tast and isfonnd partlcu-
lsrly useful in hypochrondricai, nervous aud hys-
terca diseases.
Zach bill ofdrections contains detailed ac-
oon6t ofthis disease in all its different staees,
sui WiIl be accompanied with the signature OF
the proprietor in red ink. Is is offered for sale
By the subs ribrr who is appointed by the pro
rfiplor sole agent tor Lynchburg.
June d BIN THOMAS ]. DUVAL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-16
JOHNSOTN,S NEW WORK

ltih subscriber has received on deposit for
IA. anbrcribers to Johnston's wonderful pro.
,.,, called Narrative of the incidents at.
sung sung The capture, detention and ransom of
if;''es'oInsion, who was made prisoner bytha
sa INNS on the River Ohio, in the wear 1870
1, ayse,loerS IN Lynchbmg, and the adjacent
N, 10y IRE particularly requested to cali on
Immediately and get their books. / will
md remark that the work is truly valuable
ra.a 10y amusing and Interesting "a alluho have
hand,sl, ny lar s'rpasacs expectation, being
nane, ,'ne'y written. and neatly printed on fine
mat &c &c. TIE public are fur, her infor.
,n.,,. mat have few copies ofthe above VA.
Inv " OF Tor sale. ABkAM Il. NORTH
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-16

~ eALE-A handsome light Carr;agc
- a''a's' new, With plated or brass monn,s3
sib en''re'y rew.-4lso, new stick r;;o
new a a 'pp' Win o. without harness-also .
of,g,,.l neat Fan, Of approved NO, kmonshin #,
read. ,.n'9sc'fe1 ~uh ,n elegan, assortmep, 80
uod.. maue oaddiery, will be sold on accom-
an.oe ROBERT II. GRAY
fsn9
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encounten Iaas about 10 II.

drra.ify, encounter Iaas about 10 IT,
lin. y lien heap Of slain, on plough
ed hrld, on ohieh the moon was now
shining clearly. attracted NV notice. IL
terally piled on each other were the bo-
dies of hve curlassiers. and lyne beneath
his horse was the dead body of my
friend.
lnn my form some idea of my as
tonislimcht. ON tlndine. ny nearer lnspcc-
ton, that his head Wis supported and
this mock entwned by the inns of ie-
male, from whom also the splrlt had Ia
ken its departure ; bni You can form no
conception OF the horror | felt III be-
holding, III Tins scene oil carnage and
dcsolatIon, in the very arms III death,
and on the bosom III corpse, a living
infant, sleeping calmly, with the moon
beams resting on lis loyely features, and
a smile playing Oh lis lips, as Il angels
were gundng Us slumbrrs and inspiring
is dreams Aud WHO knows but per-
haps thcy were! The conviction now
flashed on my min1 ,kht these were The
wife aud child Of ny unfortunate friend,
ana The lr1ters we afterwards found on
ia" person ot the former proved that |
WIS RIGHT IN my conJecturss. Driven a.
side by the gale OF pleasure or ambition,
~ by Inc storms n life, the affections Of
man may veor but. Interchangeable and
unchane,ug IS true hsart in woman.----
" she loves, and loves forever
Tals flthlul wife had followed her
husband Trough land OF strangers and
over the painless sea thfo' the crowd
cd city and busting camp. till she found
hm stretched on tho battle fold. Per-
haps she had come ID time to receive
his parting sigh and her spirit, quitting
It's worn-nnt tenement of clay, winged
Its way with his TO Him who gave them
nciug. " lh the assistance of some OF
my comrades, consigned this haplcss
pair Ia tho earth, wrapped in the same
military cloak {; aud, rnvrloping the IN
fln', this dear child of my adoption, ~
my pllld. | returned 10 the spot where
my regiment lay.
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lNCREDIBL STORY.

The following incredible story ap.
pears III a LONDON paper:
IN on" 81 the Western COMMITTEES OF
England IN occurrence has taken place
calculated TO uphold tho opinion enter
timed b, d. johnson 10 his diving dav.
OF the probability ot Supernatural up
prarancns.
y highly respectable nmiIy bad part
ed with Il female servant VINO had res,d-
'd with them Tor several years, AID she
lHlmediatoIy proceeded 10 Bristol where
she entered iuto The serpice of a resnoc-
table tradeSnin. Th. geulIe " hose
service she he'd Quilted had an only
dauehter, and strange tn say, that, from
the very day the sery III Quilted tn
nase, III ) young lad. never entered n,
chamber that she dli not sea. or fancy
mt she saw, the gal standing, with her
ai'u' extended, on ihs floor, near the
m'tilc Of The room. Il vas III vain to
reason 81 the nppossiellY OF tie
'lo. "a ppworia, us me Illusion un-
..' winch her scn-as ,.1nel, lh.a she
imagined lheY nd really ocular demon
strdIinn of wnlt she ~ serted. In vain
she accompanied hrr friends INTO tn,
ruo,n--,tIl stie SIN the same spectacle
before her, which at lcng,h nade such
ID poV"r-9l impression upon her mind
.h'' h"r I'll n, naturally weak, began
60, ....r Has@, add III aro 70. ton Is her bo-
u'e .tps'b dec. Il" y tie dominion of
h'i .U1-.attpa bscame more absolute.
iH ,t.r dilemma, The aid oinedicine was
rr-nr,"d 10 in vain, and at iehgth her
professional attendants, feeling that her
u,dWiy was 10 be attributed solely to
the t.Q iuI operations oil he TIED ina
gInluoa op weak mind, determined 10
try the cql"rr'gnnt OF opposing reality
Ia licuon. The g,rl who lad Quilted
the service was accordingly sent for un-
No'wn 10 the young lady, who was Ivy
tlls time grown 10 weak as tp require 10
be supported oven III tho slight cxertion
vi crossing her fathers drawlnc-room.
Every psrtlculG rs To TIE position in
which the young lady usually saw the
VISION, having been well ascertained. as
soon rs the g'rl arrived, they conducted
her I" the bed room OF her former ounp
Mistress, and placed her exactly in the
position whsch had beea described IN
ih'm as that IN which the Young lady
declared ths she continually slw her
whenever she entered the chamber
he received her instructions also as to
the line oI conduct she was TO adopt, the
oY"ct beng to let the patient frsr ina
GIN HAT she was spectre, and then,
by un'ecclring herupon tie spot, to i'm,
press ger mud with the convection that
1t vas the servant in reality whom size
had always seen. With this view. as
s"o" as every thing was arranged in
proper order. with the mother of the Ia
dy on one side. and ths dos..r on the o.
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Il / | p II Y =
) l. y X T. r A

BorrowiRe.--Ne havo frequently
iro"ncd WHOM the newspbper-borrow-
ny gentry ask us 10 lend them our last
p p'r--sayine they " only want to ro d
~ Now, what in creation do such
ioihs think that newspapers were print
cd for bnl 10 rcad--apd II they want 10
read lhom why don't the fay for them,
md thus rrmanorate the printer I A
man m'eh', with the same proprety, 20
10 baker, and say, Sir, WON'T you
lend me loaf Of bread only want
to eat H."