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I'll Zap BOOKS.

III subscriber has determined 10 chance
ms business, aud will sell the most yalua.
~ 'oh spendld stock OF Boz Ks. tha, was eyer
one'e" IA ms or any othc, market. NJ reduced
ii.css' Jor casa. This stock consists oi llisto-
.ae"'' Theological, and Miscellaneous pnblica-
1"ns' ne has also, a splendid assortment OF
as ana sied'cai Books which he particularly
olFis 70 professional gen,lenen.-He most re.
spte'ih''s invites country merchants. teache s,
M" the citizens al large, to call aud examine
me q'ai',y and the prices Of hi, Books win
y "e na''ers hlmselftbey will be pleased.
- ADRIAN NORTH,
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Ready nIade llolhile.

w T. are Well aware, thnl T. em c. *.
ists III Tho mirds al usnnv against uu,
lns aftleies OF lothing ready made II IL on,
intention TO o0orc mr. hts preiuilcr by Oh,
ire ioths public the most fashionable and TIM
he I made GenlcmeoB Cinthing. mpIe al
he intesl styir0 ~ to ,la aud af the rrNrr
prices. Tn has boen aud Ne latter onr,ckr
VII continue 'u be- an Ialucrment 10 rIpyCna.
p%lanier-i travellers, AID others Ia call 80 u
beiure lhe} make i3cir purchasers, a We lav,
deeitedly the best aseuIislent in the place.
api by Cur arrangements aud ncekly en-, .
'l3i's II will be cunIinned. Part ol one assuit
men, consists q, Elo,9, Dress and o,h,t
Gnats, Ses.s. lantalosps, shuts, Drawrr-.
six nd teNSher Spring Stock. SuPpenlcfs,
tanry Crtva's, so Han lierchieis. (upW pai-
lerns)-t'e1, Boag np.Cpa'-, Plaid ana Com
.h'ett Clocks, Ladies' Na9tles and Ctoaks,
G'ome WY sp'eu1ld) fine Beaver nst fine
shoes DanctoS T. mrs, coarse soNed ana
ptggro N oes, with a number oil articles ~ the
Dr. Good .ine, q, Calicoes, Ginglams, pla,ds,
Gamhrics, Grapes, Mn.lins, Cpllons, Gne ano
coarse, Irish, Dhtrh and French Linens, hea.
" and LINEN Cotton Bed Ticking, List Socks.
n variety OF chap Clothing for Ne.
roes, Servants, 81 Persons wanting any
n iele Of Dress would do we'll 10 call, as we
are determined to sell eood bargains.
WALKER Il Cos.
Emporium OF FASHIONS, ~Lynchbnrg.
Or, Of
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lrlshl mems, Lawns i, Sheetings

W. are prepared to exhibit l2 case
super dressed Irish Linens OF superior textur.
An assortment fine Lawns for hkfs
\ leh pieces full "a Linen sheetinss
The hboye ARE worthy the inspection O
ibo'h desIrous OF having good and CHEAP Ii.
oen tahfies. MKEE, ROBINSON x CO
Juup Y
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~UNtURRENr MONEY

HgahE Notes OF the Banks ol Geotg ia, Sonib
- Carolina ana Nurih Carolina. taken at a
Aall discount al Tie Exchange Office of
b. w ttWSoN,
-, Lvnchhurg.
Where the most kind of nncurrent money Is
iurchasnd.
Oct. so.
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~arAMMERlNG CURED,

fE3hE sthsc he. takes this meihod Of infor,
NJ ming the public that he is nav cared of
Sahnenng, aud dely anthnllzcd ~ the Rev.
l'omas r. iium ofBrans ,ck. sole agent for
NessiS lane Leigh ard DR.. {. c. Naic.. Of
Nv York, for Virginia and North Carolina, =,
tearl the art Of curing ,mpedimenis Of ,p,rca,
on he 'ys'em invented b, Ihe said Nj i,lph.
Of NV ln'k--ils residence is IN Nelson oro.
", on he mSin road leading iiom lhr com,
hoos 70 ltocktsh gap, 5 miles from ,1p foim. r
end IS ttom the .attef. Letiels addressed 10
abe Posi- Mester "t Mount Hareb, in said coun.
- will he nrnp,nfIy attended o.,
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CAUTiUNa

The public IL respectfully cautioned against
travelling ayerts, a. seveia II OF theui have prar.
slsed on me without effect. Further, Mr.. LEIGH 5
agents are all stationary, aud do not nedde
Ike the proving rmposters from place 70 place.
WI. {. ROBERTS.
u The Richmond Enquirer and Charlo,tes
willie Advocate, are requested 10 insert the apoy,
three tunes and forward their acconnts 10 ,bis Of
Zee for payment,
.0ci. 80. ,2ts
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au5f RECEIVED by Thomas j. Dny1I
81 a supply OF LIuseed Oil, Spis. Turpenuns
White Lead, superior Salad Oil, sIacc,h,
snuff loose aud in bottles. and a number Of ~
Their articles in his line. which he " i'll sell at ,hs
lowest cash prices. Nav
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NEA MAkfNG.--The
lFM subs t her. at the lower end OF mann
street, in addition TO his Rope and Irvine max
ing business; makes aud repairs Curfd HAN
Mattresses Also makes Shuck Mattresses, a
cheap and comfortable article for SUMMERTIME
would be thankful for any job in that way
which shall be dom with neatness and despatch,
aud on very reasonable termes.
J. II. ECHOLS.
Nav | tso9.
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. - virtue OF II deed of trust, executed TO
Ed the uhscribers by Col. David Jones Il
ms "ite, bearing date April leth, 1926. and
recorded IN the clerks office of Campbell
county, Tor purposes therein mentioned, we
shall proceed, on Thursday thr I'd day Of
October next, il fair, il MOI, the next fair dav.
Sunday excepted, a. the residence ofthe said
Jones, 10 sell, 10 the highes, bidder, at public
auction, ior ready money, the tract of land in
the deed mentioned, and on which the sad
Jones resides, containing $50 acres, more or
less, or 20 muh thereof MS vii be sniff c,ent
to Ray the debts nov due aud secured ty i. "a
said decd aud cOs,ssttendlng the same. This
land IS situated "a the lower end ut the conn.
~, 10 n desirable neighborhood. 10 miles
northwest from The court house, anS "a mill
from Lynchburg- II lies well and is Wei -
proved. The buildings consist OF a ~
dwelling house, kitchen, smoke hon So
house, sc. with all other Necessary -, ,
es. Also, a good apple orchard otwau CO
lected fruit. The greater PR. ,or,;.o Of al,
land is now in woods and 20 al ,ohsc,o lanI
the greater proportion of thp nl,ntation :.
'resh land en' IN good repar.--We deem il
u'"'''ss"': 'oe"e q further description OF
'he 'aho, supp"s'ng no person will purchase
"i'aeat 'lewin9 the land. Acting as trustees
we shall convey only such title as is vested
) n US. JOHN uoBsoN
VIM. ROBINSON.
The above sale is postponed until the 10Th
OF Nov. next, at which time ii will certaini,
take place. i'll. :
W r.
The above sale will take place with nv en-.
hre consent DAVID JONES.
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a toMMi1TtD . The jail 81 tue Corporation
" nf Lvnctbufe on the 18Th day of Inne
lasl. a. atuuaWay. f1IEBt a slavo who says she
helanest 40 James NJ. pleasanis. aud was hired the
present wear 20 Wdliamf I. Cater, Of thc county
81 boochiard SAID slai had on when commit
rid a blue striped domestic Coat. a pair OF
Sioes. aud has IN imfed nenl IN her speech. aud
iuppeHfs 10 br ahoit twenty inor wears old, 5he
is u dark molatto. and is nbuut 9 feet 3 on 4 IN
rhes high. The osnef OF TN above slave Is ie.
ajrel to come iofeard, prove property, pay
ohs' ges, aod take her away. OF she viii be deaf
with according 10 law.
SAMUEL BRANSF0RD, Jailof..A
Sept 8. 8ns /
The Editors OF the Wing " Il insert tbe n.
hove fprthrro months. uniess athrewlse directed.
tnd forward his account 10 this Office lOr pay
ment.
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NkotltE.-frrsons holding numbers oi my
III Prospectus, are requested TO forwa,d u
l,sl ot iho suhscribcrs' names ms soon ~ possl-
bic, It teIng the intention Of fhr subscriber Ia
ISSUE the FIRST numhef on the fist OF November.
md hose OF his friends. who intend cotnmuu,-
eating viii the EIttor are solicited 10 forward
them - soon bs Convenient.
ALBERT NJ. GILLIAN.
Ocl. %. Ar2i
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PICKLING MITERIaLS.

III IIAtAsEIIIys
N~nimegs lTnrmerie
Mace lCochiucal
cloves Black and white Mus.
Black aud Long Pep-l lard seed,
per lGinger.
cinnamon Ailspice.
Just received by TfiUS. J. DUVAL.
IL lie has also lately received an addi.
lional supply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
ols, Dye otuit,, Brushes, fpriumery, &c.
Witch makes his assortment "a ial TO any ev.
er "fsred in this place.
IHOS. J. DUFAL..
Ano. u.
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aSoR stiE.-My fine Young Stallion Op
~ ifnns, inferior IN poni of fa4a TO 40
'iais' IN Ntlgluiu, OF the most approved sto,L
thd proven h'msr,f "a be the most valuable
TIL i%otfe. ~ may b. cen b, application
E" III snbScriaHr IN Charlotte county,, near
9okel ; ferlA ,%udthe term known. whicnwni
h' ACCOMMODATING. ED ". HENRY.
Aug Is. -
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style.
NpTE are NOW ready 10 suit our customers
~ and The public in general with every
arlcie Of dress suitable to The. season, al lower
prices Than the same kind Of goods can be
bought Tor III this place, aud al less i'rIce than
The goods can he bought ard made up here for.
i his should induce persons TO call 0n US. our
assortment being general and our supplies week
". Persons calling can always be grstihed with
the sight OF NEW GOODS, and new Fashions
We have Dress and FrOck Coats OF superior
blue, black, brown, olive, green, and other CO.
lours, Coates, Steel mixed, green, brevn,
&c. with bllt aud Steel Buttons, faulaioons Of
super biue. black drab, steel mixed, grey, cina-
mon. dc. of Cloth and Cashmere, fine blue aud
miGed Gasinet Pantaloons, aud superior Nv iiled
Bang up Cord, with and without straps, ian ex-
ceileni article for riding } an elegant assortment
Of Vests, among which are black Moleskin,
PLAN aud figured, black and brown SILK Velvet,
English silk Vesis Of black, blue brown aud
mixed coIors. plain and figured, blue, black
aud buff I assimere Vests, fancy Valencia, TOT
Tenet. Merioo and Mersailles Vests, with plain
stand mp or rolling collars, Shuts 81 fine Linen
anu fine Muslin, plain aud RULED, also AShiriecs
and Collars, a variety OF Drawers. as sBnekskin,
SiockInei, single anu doubled mIIled flannels
Iwllled aud pain Cotton aud Knit Drawers
FLANNEL AMI kuit SHIRTS, a large assortment OF
oloaks Of ile Camblene NC. Scotch Pialds.
Bang up Goats OF mixed, olive and dfab cloth
with AM without capes, heavy Bang up Goats,
matte ni Siberian Dreadnnught. Qmpeneifahle
by "atef,) Flushing aud Bear skin Goats, a va
liefy of Ladies Iloaks aud Nantes, Of rich
silks Mefino tlotn, Ga new article red ana
high colored Ciicassians, Gamblers and Piaids.
4 lev cases OF veiy superior Beaver Hats, a lot
81 well assorted shoes, a0d a number OF fancy
%atticles, as Patent Spring Stocks, Patent and
PLAN ~7uspepders, SIX Handle %clDels. SIX Ora.
wis, Gloves, b adk Cloth CATERS, Pearl Butt US,
Frst Buttons AID Rings. with numerous Other a.
tlcles, which we invite eli those wishing to pur
chase good ana cheap Goods to call and see ior
themselves.
w hive just received q quantity of servants
Clothing, az Goats, Round Jackets, vests, Pamta-
looms, ohirts, &C. which will be s4ld ow.
WALKER s. co.
Next door TO The viIsinian Office, Maio street,
Lynohbug.
Oct ID. ts19
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%i.ynChburg ills.

'sJh'iinuiS Ills.
'hfflt subscriber has rented his old stand, the
II Lynchburg Mills, aud is now prepared
lor the reception Of W4IEAI, for which be viii
give the highest cash price.
lie also wants 100000 SLAVES, for 1Aow
barrels, and $4,000 HOOP POLLS, 10 bo.islw.
cred nj the Mill. HOWoOA S. WHITE,
June %. s7a
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AChANGf.-Duh, en- Boston. New
RA iarh, Piilodeipn,a, B.lGmore Nf,b.
'Nt''a City and R'chnono ior NE. A.. IN
5"h's 'e suit purchasers, ~ TIE le''eff md
Exchange Office Of E.N =EEa1aN.
Successor 10 S Il y. AIfGN Co.
Ocf. 20
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Female Edncaiion.

pm An" o"'" A~l1drn'. having been
sd sse" 'o' a 'e'm "t years. ny lis trustees
~ ~ on''osNe 'uPet'nifhdtncf nf Mrs.
'''H"its, there IS no mode 10y hIeh the pub
~ a oe n'o'm'u "' oht progress and
II; "'i = u "'''"'oh' ph' pS private
"''''o"'s ""' may anend 'ht eAan'ua-
T.
= n.'oe'sis"e9 n"S'us ms cay Witnessed
~ tAtnihailoh VI me school, ieel II due ~
J. p'o,'', ~ ! Mns. N''Soi'7' 10 state that
40 " ''assea III Sehrfai, lur'
;aa,cians,, i"",r,a'! "S" "e'a carefully
J'ule'oosii instructed during the past ,cs-
80 ~ =. p'oln',ion Oh ne pu,lis
,owI1sda.i in Ns,,aa' ph.i" p'onl'ness OF
Ganera,,ay ,n1 H. H. > N'''s"!.
nnsils,d !, an, ha., "t"'''u' IL
'F,nm onr Lno,,n4oa -, AZ. ;.L.u
has sneni many vsars'r n, .da ,,"u's' no
males. md rom = rnre,u. oh.e,t ,'5oa = !"
uode OF instruction ma eove.ara - :.
~n.a - -, ~ so'',n"'en' we
tire patroosge Of all. mo- wish n tss,a 80
on heir daughters rs, nj No. re6,sd oa,.f
lion. JOHN EalHC
IoHAAN
JOHN KUtF
RENIN utcc,nrou
Lexington. Oct 10.
AZ r.. SELMA NICE0IIs re,,or,f,4t,
n rnl, - upLli, tbat n. NJ. g.
viii, mn,pn,r. ~, Eyodnosda,' H. ,nL
Nov. nrx#.Z -
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Benjamin !. Hunt, Tailor,
z 2 ESrECIFULLY informs his friends and
kaeustom"Is, that he has removed his Shop
l. the house le'ely in me occupancy Of Wi.
linns and LcvinRSton, next dor 70 Morgan X
MeDauici, and Immediately opposite MS old
stand, where he is ready 10 receive and exc.
cute all orders ia his linr will n%ealncss and
N the mos' fashionable manner Grstefnl for
The very liberal patronage he has received
since his commencement, he hopes, by strict
ate ltlon 20 business aud unw carried endray-
ors To piaa,e, to merit a continuance Of the
same. BENZ. I. HUNT.
Oct Of ow22
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Just PuBLIsHED-Tales of a GrandTa.
" iher, beng stories taken from Scottish
History, by the author of Wayerly. &c. Sc. for
sale atthe Book and Stationary Store of
CHARLES A WITHERS
March o.
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New Publications..

: ElIlE sunsuibcr has ia.i received, direc,
- from Philadelphia the following new pub.
ileations, VIZ
81. Valentines Day Of the Fan Maid ofpcrih.
by the Author ofWaycfly a.. nc. This wotb
Is said 10 be supr, lur 10 any he has ever writtcn.
sir Naiiet SCOTS Rrlig mn. Dtsconrsrs.
American Quarterly Review 6ib No. for Juoc
iszs, just received aud fnr drtlytiy to suhscia-
eefs. ABiAA Il NORTH
hmm 10
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CHEAr wiK.E7
CT TEEEN &.

Made IN the best and most fashionable
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The above sale will take place with my en-
tire consent. DAVID Jones.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-31

SrEAM-BoAr WApswoRrH.--This boat
made a trial Of her speed on Friday last, and
we learn that her operations were perfectly sa-
tisfactory TO the proprie,ors, and 10 those who
witnessed the display Of her machinery. She
is a neat and commodious boat, built specially
for the River and Bay Navigation. The
Wadsworth preached the landing place be-
yond the Pavilion, on the first trip, in twenty
minutes from the time she left the wharf near
the bridge. In her second trip. the same dis
lance was run in half that time. After which
the boat passed Fields Point. and went round
the Beacon opposite Pawtuxet. At her best
speed, the wheels made twenty-five revolutions
a minute, and she proceeded at the rate Of ten
miles an hour. This speed will probably be in.
creased whom her machinery shall have been
some time in use. An injury sustained in some
part of her machinery retarded her return and
prevented her making a third trip as intended.
The boat is neat and we'll adapted for it's OBJ
ject !; and we have no reason to doubt, that
the expectations Of its owners will be realized
to their full extent.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-31

0o-The following complaint against the
Boston post Office, we copy from the New.
York National Advocate ofFriday. We re.pub.
lish It, not because we would injure the post.
master in Boston, but because complaints are
continually coming from that quarter, we see
no disposition to correct them, and because
we believe the public generally are interested
Boston Post OGce.-I am constantly re-
ceiving from Boston, letters, nine out Of ten Of
which are over charged. For the truth Of
which I appeal to the clerks in our Pos: Office
department. This has been practised for the
past year; I should not now have taken the
trouble TO notice the evil if it were not grow
ing worse every day, while single letters were
only doubled l was content, but now they are
generally trebled. and double letters are
quadrupled. More than so letters have I re-
ceived containing a single enclosure post mark.
ed rs cents. It is true the advantage Of be-
ing on the safe side is more than equivalent to
all the trouble given our post Office clerks and
the vexation to ourselves. and perhaps a. q
general principal, where a letter is peculiarly
folded, or written on paper thicker than usuaI
it is safe to err on the sure side and guard
egainst all possible deception, and lay on tai
enough to cover an ounce weight. JONA.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-31

WARREN BRIDcE.-This bridge was open
cd for the free passage Of travellers between
Boston and Charleston, on Christmas day. The
Bunker Hill Aurora gives the following des.
cription Of the work.
This Bridge is. from the solid abutments,
l445 feet in length, and stands on 70 piers, Z
posts in each pier, with girders, braces and
spur shores 10 every pier. To which may bs,
added 800 feet over the fats on the Boston
side which is filed up solid, making the length
Of way l795 feet. The first post was driven
on the eleventh of June, and the last the Goth
Sept. The flooring is of hemlock timber, Ia
inches deep; on this a proper thickness Of clay
and gravel is put, and the whole way Macad-
AIMED.
The width Of the Bridge is A feet, the car
riage way 80 feet, and side way 7 Il. each.
The draw for the passage of vessels, 10 we'll
situated, as regards the current, has two
wharves, and is the most convenient to pass Of
any on the river, or in the vicinity Of Boston.
Buoys are placed above and below the bridge
for the convenience Of vessels passing. The
avenues to this Bridge on both sides Of the riv-
or, surpass in width, convenience and beauty
any avenues leading to Bridges in Boston or
its vicinity. 1t leads from the centre Of
Charlestown Square to tho centre Of the Mill
Pond lands in Boston; and its direction 10 q.
actly north and south.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-31

South CarOlina.-The Tariff discussion has
come 10 a head in the Legislature ofth,s stats,
The following is the result Of their proceed
ings, by a vote Of 90 to 20.
Resolued. That 1t is expedient to make ous
sol emn protest against the unconstitutionality
and oppressive operation Of the system Of pro-
tecting duties; also TO have such protest
against the said system, entered on the Jour
mails Of the Senate Of the United States, and 10
make a public exposition Of our wrongs, and
Of the remedies within our power, to be com.
municated to our sister states, with q request
that they will cooperate with this state in pro E.
curing a repeal Of tho Tariffs for protection.
and an abandonment Of the principle; and IL
they be not repealed. to cooperate with " 10
such measures as may be necessary for arrest.
ing the evil.
A committee Of seven has been appointed -
prepare the protest.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-31

RoBBING THE GkAvE.-If when we die,
tho grave will moi protect us from our enemies
there 10 little consolation for our living days,
or for the moment Of pain which We expe-
renee on u sick bed. What man who. know
ing in all human probability that he was la
boring under a disease that would take him to
his bed Of earth, could think without feelings
Of horror. of being dragged from the sepul.
chre, his flesh mutilated with the dissecting-
knife, and his bones hung up in a Surgeons
study, as a dial 10 mark tho point Of fractures,
or TO trace to their source the diseases Of CON-
ing generations! If the tomb shelter US not,
then, indeed, is there no peace for the depart
I'd il the graveyard be common stock, then
is there no consolation in performing the last
rites over departed relatives and friends. It is
hard, very hard, TO lose our connexions to
have those whom, we love placed in the cold
ground, 10 decay but to have them rudely
torn from their last cold bed Of repose, is yet
more hard ; and he who would be guilty Of the
act, let his plea BIO what it may, deserves the
severest punishment which the law and public
indignation can infict.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-31

1T'The papers from tho West announce the
death Of Gen. GEORGE IzARD, Governor Of
the Territory Of Arkansas. The appointment
of Gen. /. 10 this station was ope Of Mr.. Ad-
ANS first nominations to the Senate, when he
came into office in the year 1925. The office
had then become vacated in consequence OF
the resignation Of Gov. Miller, who was ap-
pointed Collector Of the port Of Salem. Gov.
IzARD was a gentleman of fine talents, and
possessed a classical education. He was a &C.
neral in the army during the last war with
Great Britain
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-31

~ svss n,ShaA BET wAs sss1
re z ! Is9e ffss z ,y,!vs ,rs.s;;
dust Snyfs~ eioas ia,o wp,,nE, snd
ksylop mr. asyahsdy 70 niisw.
"8sviak setslsd the QUESTION Of DEF, ~s p0~
ssnase nsdicims. IL . o. ought "a be. the
pssvines Of ! medical msa 20 Ssoths and ss-
- asssss. no, TO fo:es hes. Nov, the only
osaseiss ! should sdviss yos TO take, y q dess
81 eight spsrsnt medicine every morning the
~ Hug. ! wont ~stipuIsts Jor the dose. -
eAa1 '~sst b sesslsisd BY circumstances bot
yea osst take ss,ss for without il, BY Cad !!
2~soNaemAsk viii mover b right. People ~
- HsrrowsAts, and Buxton. end Bath, and the
sdssl knows where, TO drink the wslsrs. and
shsy rsturn fall Of admiration 81 their surpass-
y s6csey. Ns~ those waism contain neg,
% nothine Of Purgstivs msdicins |; bot they are
lsSsa readily, regularly. and IN such quantities
- y produces ths desired effect. You must
4 peysrs IN this plan. SIR. until you expert
soeee piisf.. Which you c~sgiaialy will do. = I am
elsa asked :" Well, but Mr.. Abssnsthy. why
tsa't you practice What you preach 2" an
swsr. ~ reminding the inquirer Of the psrson
cad the sign-pvt (: both point tho way. but
ssitbsr follow ~ COURSE And thus ended .
sellsqay, wherein y mingled much good sense,
,ussfA advice. and whmnsicalhy.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-31
Improvement in Steam Boot Hh.eh-W.

Improvement in Steam Boat Whseb.-Ws.
wore much gratifed 4 day or two since in pass
ing through the Exchange Reading Rooms, 10.
observe a model Of a steam boat wheel, invsn-
ted by Dr.. Hermange, a native Of this city
who has lately returned from Europe ; the OBJ
joct Of which is, TO do away what is usually
termed hJf Of water. II is we'll known that
One Of the most serious difficulties attending,
the propolling Of steamers lie. that the paddles,
after having gwen the impetus, are made to
Inf a great weight Of water in rising to the sur
face. and that at :he moment ofmmersion tho
resistance TO the broad side Of the paddle 10
such as to produce n great loss Of power.
The invention Of DR.. Hermanee 10 intended
to obviate tho above mentioned difficulties, for
which purpose he hiss contrived, by the action.
Of a heavy chain which works on coQs, pla ced
on the outer circumferencs of the wheel, and
thence. at The highest point, passing down sns
around a small wheel, on the same axis, to kssp.
the paddles always in a re. teal position, thus
entering and arising from the water Al right
angles To its surface. The wheel shows srsaN
ingenuity. and such az are curious in the me-
chsnical arts will be much grstifsd by IN n
spa tioA Of it.-lak. Ckvsn.