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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-01-12

cAfltfu, anu Il uiyattTlfu, ItellIS OF awe lOT
babe him to desst from the waving of h.s wand,
as he doubted not the sincerity of his visiter-
As his arm grew slack, he heard the deep so
Tenn tones of the stranger excanng, Wave
on, wave on' and at length, after his wand,
acc nrding to the calculations Of his art, had de
scrbed period of above twelve hundred years,
the cloud cleared away from the surface of the
MIRROR and the stranger, with an exclamation
oil Height, arose, and gazed rapturously upon
the scene which was there represented An
exql>ltely rich and romantic prospect was he
fore him. In the distance lofty mountains
crowned with cedars, rapid stream rolled in
the middle, and in the foreground were seen
camrls grazing: rllI trcklng by in which some
SHEEP were quenchlng their thirst, and lofty
palm-tree beneath whose shade young fe
male of exquisite beauty, and richly habited in
The costume of the East. sheltering herself
from the rays of the noontlde sun.
IT'S she!' It's she y said the stranger; and he
was rushing towards her, "Forbear. rash man.
to quit this spot With each step that thou
adeancest towards the mirror, the image will
become fainter. and shoulds: thou approach too
near, it will vanish away entlrely'
Thus warned. he resumed the situation, but
his agitation WAS so excessive. that he was
obliged to lean on the arm of the philosopher
for support. while from time to time he uttered
incoherent expressions Of wonder, delight and
lamentatlon. '''l'is she It's she, even as she
looked while living How beautiful she is.
Miriam, my child, canst thou not speak to me ?
BY Heaven she moves! she smiles! Oh, speak
10 me a single word only breathe or sigh
Alas as silent-slull and desolatc as this
heart. Again that smile that smile. the re-
memh: nee Of which thousand winters have
not been able to freeze up in the heart! Old
man. it is in vain to hold me. | must-I will
clasp herr"
As he uttered the last words. he rushed fran
sented within it faded away-the cloud gather
sunk senseess to the earth
When he recovered his consciousness he
found himself in the arms of Agrippa. who was
chatting his temples, and gazing on him with
looks of wonder and fear He Immediately
his feet, with restored strength. and
pressing the hand of his host he said, l." Thanks.
thanks, for thy courtesy and thy kindness, and
for the sweet but painful sight which thou hast
presented to my eyes" As he spoke these
words, he put purse into the hands Of Corne-
Inns, but the latter returned i. saving "Nay.
nay. keep thy gold friend | know not. indeed,
that Christian man dare take it hut be that as
it may. shall esteem myself sufficiently repaid
if thou wilt tell me who thou art
Behold!' said the stranger, pointing to
large historical picture which hung on the left
hand Of the room.
Il see" said the philosopher, an exquisite
work of art, the production of one Of our EARL
est artists, resembling our Saviour CARRYING his
cross"
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-01-12
ENGLISH MARRIAGES IN INDIA.

Calcutta has long been regarded by the
English matrons as a marriage mart for
their daughters. when they are not marketa-
BILE at home. A young lady is usually con-
signed to some friend or relative, who UNI
dertakes to dispose of her to the best ad-
vantage immediately on her arrival
grand dinner is given, to which as many
bachelors As possible are formally invited.
If person of rank or property is satisfied
with her appearance. and is in want Of
what is called rife. though he himself be
as old as the hills, and as ugly as sin, he
feels assured that he has only to refer the
parents to the East India Register, or his
bankers books. and bargain will be speedi-
~ concluded. Should the young lady, how
ever. decline the proposal, and prefer the
addresses of a Youthful swain. who has nei-
Their rank nor riches to recommend him. it
is Consldcrcda misfortune of so serious a ma
turc. that her guardians bitterly regret their
unekiItul management. and dissolve all con-
ncXlon with the ''romantlc fool who is silly
enough to sacrifice her prospects," As it
Is considered fair and proper to give early
information to the actual bidders, or those
likely to have become such. if the commodi-
~ had remained on hand. Immediately the
terms are mutually agreed upon, the young
lady is driven on the crowded course of Cal
cutta in the gig of the accepted lover.-She
Is then SAID to have been ''c0rted ;" and her
unsuccessful admirers lament in silence
their IS elected addresses"
Marulla, girl of the Island of Lemnos,
distinguished herself by deeds of vaIor, in
defending the Island against an attack of
the Turks, in the time of Mahomet. The
commander of the Nenitian fleet, who came
to the succour of the Island. having heard
OF her achievements, invited her to select
any one of his unmarried cupt0ins as hus-
band. promising her at the same time that
the Republic would endnw and adopt her.
She replied that 6 the difference was great
between the virtues of the field and those of
the household; that an excellent captain
might make bad father of family; that
marriage was not a military affair." &c.
THE Jook Of knozvledge.-Th volume of nature
is the book of knowledge, and he becomes the ost
wise, who makes the most judcious selection.
Vutue and Truth
The only amaranthlEe flower on earth,
Is vlftue-.he only lasting treasure, truth
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-04

The mode of warfare amhg barbarous ma
lions, in the use Of such wapons as brought
the combatants into lmmedia Re contact, as has
frequently been remarked, WIS far more SAM
culinary than that carried on bj fire arms, Which
rarely do great execution, without The aid Of
artillery. II is stated as stricg true, that, TAX.
ing the average quantity Of md ket smmunition
expended, as sum to be DIVIDED by the num-
Der OF killed and wounded, nd more Than one
sho, in fifty will be found to ia e effect. Thus,
after battalion of one thousad men may have
fired twenty rounds per man, making in all 2o,-
900 discharges of nuske,ry, ;ihey viii have
made terrible havoc, if 400 Of e enemy be dis.
abled.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-26
Nautical fntelltgrMre.
PORT or NEWPORT.

fOhI Of .NEVfOnI.
ENTERED,
Sch. Betsey, Baxter, Boston.
Schr Agnes, Levin. ST. Crnix.
Sch. Adams, Burroughs. New York.
Sloops Albany, Vars; Mary, Gardner; BID
Jones, Peckham, N. York.
CLEARED,
Brig Belvidsre, Waite, Tobasco,
Schr Boston, Baxter, Providence.
Sloop Speed, Rose, Philadelphia.
Sloop Mary, Gardner, Providence,
Sloop President, Gates, Hartford.
.4RRIY.4LS.
FRIpAY, June 20-arr sch. Davis, Baker
fi. Bath.
Sch. Chs Kaler, M'Intire, fr. Thomaston,
Sch. Bono, Hopkins, fr. Frankfort.
Sch. Boston, Baxter, ft. Boston.
Sloops Hamilton, Brough, for N. Bedford
Speed, Rose, fr Taunton.
Sloop Gipsey, Bsssee, fir. Warsham, for N
York.
sloop Flora, Allen, fr. Richmond, for Som.
erset,
Sioop Active, Baker, fr NBedf for NHaven
SAruRDAY-arr. sch elite, Thatcher, from
Belfast.
SUspAY--arr. sch Agnes. Levin, l2 DIS. fin
ST. Croix,- Left l2th, ship Jupiter, for N
York in days; brig Erie, Stevens, unc; Just
arr. brig FIN Nllaven. Spoke 18th, lat 81
40, Ion. IL, 55, sch fin Manzamilla, for Bos
ton.
Sch Mary & Betsey, Baker G ds ff. Boston,
Sch. Sally Hope, Baker, fir Prov. for Boston
Sch Meridian, Norwood, fr Camden, (Me)
for NYork
MosDAY-arr schrs Lucy, Baker, for Ken.
nebec; Betsey, Nickerson, Tor Bath; Relief
Crowell, for Dennis; Marcia, Murch, for Sa.
CO; all from Providence.
Sch. Juno, Eldredge, fr Sandwich,
Sioop Leopard, Coleman, fr Nantucket, for
Albany
Soop Elenora, Baker, fr NYork.
Sloop Fair-America, Smith, fir Prov. for N
Haven.
TuEspAy-arr schrs Jane, Dodge, for Bal.
timore; Swift, Eldredge, for Norfolk, from
Providence.
Sloops Albany, Vars; Mary, Gardner; A.
polio, Thayer; B. ID. Jones, Peckham, from
n. York.
Sloop Lydia, Barlow, fr Bristol,
Sloop Greyhound, Dimick, from Prov. for
Sandwich,
Sloop Romeo, Downs, fr Sagharbor,
Sloop Infant, Burns, fir Frectown,
Sloop Ariadne, Phillips, fir Philadelphia.
WEDSEsDAY-.arr sch. Adams, Burroughs,
from N. York.
MEMORANDA
Arr at Boston 23d inst brig Actress, 30 DIS
FIN Tobasco-left brig Union, Clinton, of this
port, from N. Orleans
Arrived at New Bedford 18th, ship Herald,
Wood, from Brazil Banks; capt w has been
badly hurt by whale, and three men have
died on board, of fever--viz messrs Almy
and Seabury, Of Tiverton, and Rufus Oman
of N. Bedford.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-26
@4th july.

THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGE.
MENTS for the celebration of the ensuing 4tl
July, respectfully inform the inhabitants oi
Newport, and visitors from other places, that
PUBLIC DINNER will be prepared
by Mr.. RouiLLARD, at the BELLEVUE, at
O'Clock on that day. for which tickets will bs
issued in few days. June &C, 1898.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-26

ct. VALENTINES DAY. OF tho Fair
~ Maid Of Perth, by the Author OF Wa.
yorly, 2vols.
Northern Traveller, containing the routes
to Nlagsrs, Quebec and the Springs. with
the tour OF New England, embsllished with
~ maps, and landscapes, I vol
New Mirror for travelling, and guide 10
the Springs, vol.
Ella, second series, 1 vol. -.,
Religious Discourses by Sir Walter
Scott.
Coming Out,and the Field OF Forty Foot
steps, by Jane a. Anna Mara Porter, = vols.
June -.
travels in India by the late Rev. II. kie-
Der, 2 vols.
Palestine g. other PONIES, by do. Iv.
Adventures of kuzzilbask, 9 vols.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-26

We find in the London morning Herald
the following notice:
Mr.. Cooper the celebrated author Of
the Pilot. the Prairie, the Red Rover, &c
is said to have in the press work of an
entirely new character. 1t is to be called
Notions Of the American, picked up by a
Travelling Bachelor"
We learn that Messrs. Carey, Lea g.
Carey have put this new work of Cooper to
the press, and their edition of it will soon
be issued.-( Nat. Gazette.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-26

" tits stated that there will be majority
OF SIX in the British House of Commons for
the emancipation of the Catholics and that
1.-THE bill should be lost in the upper House,
u is the intention of the Catholics to have
a second discussion before the end Of the
session. Nat. Jour.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-26
CtC0.
Ctl0.
On Thursday evening last, Job Collins, a
respectable black, aged about GO.

On Thursday evening last, Job Collins, a
respectable black, aged about GO.
CowwUNIcATED.
At Middetown, on Saturday last, aged W
years, mrs. Martha Ward, relict of Mr.. Philip
Wafd late Of said Middletown, and mother OF
mr.. Marmadnke Ward Of this town. OF her
il may we'll be said in the language Of the in
spired psaln,ist-"The days Of our years are
three sc.Ire wears and ten. and IL by reason ~
strength, riicy be fourscore years. yet Is their
strength labor and SORROW" On the same
day mr. Ward received the distressing intel.
igonce Of the premature death Of his eldest
son, Shearman Ward. who was lost on tho
30,h April last from on boord the schr Mar
gpis, capt Middleton four days out from Phi.
ladelphia bound to ST Domingo I'm the
midst of life we are in death. Mr. Ward
was a promising young man, in the 2ith yesr
Of his age. and bid fair TO he a comfort to hls
parents in the decline oflfe--yet their great.
est consolation 10, that they do not mourn as
those without hope,--ss he in very early lie
profcsssd 10 be a follower of Jesns, who hat
declared in his blessed word that "ihey win
seek early sball had nre
"DoaiA but en,oubs the BODY, hts The soul !"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-06-26
Guardians Notice.

T>HE Subscriber having been appointed
Il by the Hon Court Of Probate for the
town Of Portsmouth. Guardian Of the per.
son and estate Of Sarah Ann AIbro, a mi
nor, and has given bonds according TO law.
lie hereby calls upon all persons having
demands against SAID Sarah Ann Albro Ia
exhibit the same TO him within SIX months
from the date hereof
JOHN COOK, Guardian.
Portsmouth,, June IL, ls2s. p.
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TO Let.

FNHE lower part Of the. House in Frank
Il Street, formerly belonging to mr..
Nathaniel Bird II has an excellent well
Of water, and half ofa garden. For fur
ther particulars apply on the premises.
June 5.
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i e. E.

vVNUE Subscriber informs his friends and
Il the public. that he has made arrange.
ments to be constantly supplied with ICE
during the warm season: particularly Tor
Soda and Ice creams. His efforts to please
he. hopes will not be unaysilIng.
June 10. WIN. >. VOSE.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-14
ELECTORAL TICKET OF VIRGINIA.

Inn shackleford. Esg. Of Cuipeper.
Col. YIN. Ellzey, Of Loadoan.
Col s. Wright, Of Norfolk,
Rem. Harrison. Of Charles CITY,
1, Goodwin. Of Dinlomdle,
n, Richard Field, OF Braaiswick,
d G. Darlington, Of Hatydr.
Benz. Hatcher, Of Ches,e'fstd,
Samuel Branch, VI buckingham,
Judge Fleming Saunders, Of franst'H,
David s. Garland, Of 1mherS,
CHAPMAN johnson, Of Richmond
Judge T. T. Brooke, OF SPohsyirdnio,
Charles Hill, Of King md Queen,
Capt Robt Lively, " Elisabeth City,
Fan, HANCOCK Eustace, " Stafford,
Judge W. A. G Dade, Of Prince William
Alfred IL. Powell, Of Frederick.
Col. Jos. Nancy, Of Rockingham,
Judge a. Stuart, Of Auguaa,
Ballard Smith, of GretnOrier,
Col. Benz. Es,ill, Of Washington,
Judge Lewis Summers, Of Kdnduh".
Alpheus P. Wilson, Of Monongaiia
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NT0TiCE The subscriber sin continues 10
" sell tobncco a,m other prodare on commis
sion ne mil also ship produce Of an kind for a
rery moderate compensation Keeping regular
correspondence NTH The best nitrcalitii, htnses ~
RicLmoud, from lehich he reeeires he eutfest and
most authentic comnlereiaL intelligence trom En-
r0pe and elseDtere he iciH be ruobtef 10 transact
business al al iiates. ieiih n HdroHgh tuoi0iedge
of the foreign as mtH rs domestic ma t,ts-
A ~ TLVER.
N. p Haring bteu appointed ChGprery Com-
n1issioner am prepared n MI times 10 take
dispositions my mh6Je ia ChmpbeH couliy, and
mug generally be found al ny oCice, fem doors
qb0re ihe Franklin Hotel Il H.
Nay Is. Tts93
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lrishLinens, Lawns & Sheetings

WE are prepared ioexnlbii - case
Super dressed irish Lineus OF superior texture
M assortment fine Lawns tor bkfs,
few pieces full a. Linen sheeiings
The above are worthy tho inspection oil
those DESTROYS Of having good and cheap III
men fabrics MkEE, ROBINSON u co.
June
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FLFC HONS.

Keatueky-Every one IS on the dptoe If ex-
pecfalon TO hear from this State. We
hope to learn something from it, BY next Satur.
day 5 mall.-We have no doubt OF the success uf
Metcafe--thousb when $4,000 tongues are To
decide a matter he is a bold man who predicts
the result with confidence.
LouisiaRn following are the reforms
from this State;
CONGRESS.
First District. Edward ID. White. adm }
1915. Edward Livingston (.Incksoaiou.) 1929 =
Majority for White, 6s6.-Pretty good, This,
for Nc,0 OrieaaS. Does not tine fac, that Jack
son was deiea,ed on the very &" tield of nH his
fame'-twe mean all his honest fame j-speak
in voice ofthunder 10 the people elsewhere
Does It not tell them, " we have felt his tyran.
ny, and we have been eye-Wiiaesses of his arb
trarv and despoic temper. Beware how you
entrust him with the supreme power
Second Dis'rict.-Ienry r Gurey, (adn.
1886 Mr.. Saanders (Jacksonian) 1892.
Third Distinctions lar as heard from - vii
liam L. Brent (adn,.) 673 Gen. Oyerton (Jack
sonian) 756.-fhe parishes Of ST Mary and
Ouachita remain to be head from which (says
the Louisiana Gazette Of the 9th July, printed
in The District. aud which. Consequently bring
brings the latest informaliou,) will NOT. il is
thought, materially vary the result We fear,
therefore, that Mr. Brent is defeated
'rhe vote of the State Of L oaisiana, howeye
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1'nrAsrRs DtrAerarsr.

i,ag etfbe Eefsiafoa, apprsrrd 1874 Nay,
1898
TREASURY DsrArrarsr.
Jaguu 7b. 1879.
NDfifFis hereby given 10 ~. Officer. and
4 ! sol.iirrs ef ihe NY ofthe Reyelos M ; he
are entitled 10 TIE hsf,eGs oftbe aboy. o, sslon-
cdaci, thai ehnlf wHrpagmsnt uili beesrne due
On The ttifd day Of sspfsmt,r, and vii b. made
20 eyed snch Oiiic.r o. s adler ss shall pio2
duop satisfactory esideoee 10 ,he secre,ry
olthr Treasury this being on that day In full
life
The evidence required sit I've dpeisrsiiof
qadc and signed by the claimant. . or sner
thsi day, IN lie presence Of two respectable
wtnesses 10 whom he IN we'll Lnuwn, stating his
tank AID line ~ the lnntinannl Army, aud the
rnlik according ~ which he has been found enti.
tied % paw under the act BY The Secretary of
thf Treasury. Toihis Is 10 be added he n1i-
das nf the witnesses. sworn before Jtsiice
of the Peace o. oihei MaKlstfe,e smhofzed ~
administer oaths rs 10 ibe cn u, Of The clai
naui .4suid 10 the f,oi Of his hatinr made ,he
declaration on the day nn which II tears dai,.
Aud 10 this Is 70 he annexed certificate uudr,
| ihesrrl of the comi OF the County. rs TO ths
oifeinf designation aud signature OF the Ma
/ gistrate. aud as to his being authorized la
/ administer oaihs. The forms OF a declaration
ahh'yii. md certificate. ujoined 20 this moi
| tier.
Thll e,idenee should be enclosed aud trans
! united 10 The Secretary OF the Treasury and
i fn be deemed satisfactory. the s,uonnt found
/ due win be- remiiiod 20 the cla,n,nn, ~ draft
on The most convenient Branch ni the Bark Of
the unaed States, ~. will he paid 20 h,s alter
ney. duly authorized ,indef the regulations which
have been before pfeseribed.
Each claimant Is reaneSled 10 indicate by n
poie NJ he tool Of hs declaration, the Branch
of the Bank Of The uduel states ON winch It
would he most couyenicui Tor I'm 10 receive A
! Iran Tor the sum ihni may br due 10 him and
f ihcie hero post eliee in The lllnre oi his re'
s,drnpr. 10 mention nlsu The no. ullice at WI so
! " would be lnos conscntsi 10 IN 10 irc,ite
LETTERS nm this Denartmfol
! A cnpY ol this notice, with De tafris nnpe tfs'
| is intended To lie sent 10 each Of sud soluier
! whose claim sl@ll hase been ON ed lhs' tHh
| iorns may be iiilctap a. : return 70 this De
! pRrtmenl Vt the prup.i time.
| II may nnt b. amtss,n tia oceusion 10 siafr
| thai although IN ea,nesi desire has beea. f,4t
| 10 give Immediate eff cito the henefsrent inien
| tons Of Congress. ~ manifested ~ The act re.
ferred 10, vet. owing 10 the number Of appirn.
| tons aud The Investigations necessary 10 he
| made prey iousls 90 n decision, II has mol been
found practicable 10 aci upon every case ~
cafly ~ couid have been visited. The rule ha,
been, 10 take up zach fIalm IA the order m whicr
! It has bern received. The same course viii bs
pursued hereafter,
! lis requested that all letters on this subject
may be endorsed " nevolu tonaly la,lnsr
RICHARD RUSH
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DuBLlC N0IlCEs--1he subscriber will
n commence the fall aud winter session Of
his school, On Monday the 10Th Sept ensuing
JOHN e. Rid.
Young ladics, students either Of his own
school, or of ANY other school ~ Town, can be
accommodated with boarding on moderate terms
]. &. r.
Aug II. 3t1
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yIlliE duties If MIR Randolnh's schooL al
- Lyuchhutg, tot Young ladies viii he re.
suined on the Isl day OF Oct, next. Tha terms
rs before, viz.
Fora session of 1--WE months, ending on the
2i.i July, lS2Q.
Board Sloo- washing geo, Sial
lniiion In ali the English branches ~
Ffench q
Spanish a. "a
Drawing asssk on
Music departments under The care Of
Miss Lewis sc
For The use ofihe Piano ii
Day scholars will be ,harged The same for
tuition, and two .dolisrF per session for fuel
board aud tuition. payaha n,ia half NJ gu
trance, The balance at the expiration OF five
mouths.
Eaeh Young iaiv willpravi1c hrr own bed
bedding aud towels and clothes bag, aud
book bag all distinctly marked.
Aug. II wlsl
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INSPECTED.

The pas, week $50 hhds passed Tobacco 20
hhds. refused tobacco 356.
The quality inspecting IS eeinnlng to dimin-
ish aud the business doing IS small. Recent ac-
counts from Great Britain inform us that the AZ
ticle oftobacco is still low. Strips had asyanc-
ed 4 per 10, owing TO an expected additional duty
of 81 per III. TO take effect the 10Th OF October.
The bill had been reported to parliament aud it
was generally believed that would be adopted
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-14

W. O1 ICE--l futwain The pnhiic fiom trading
ID foi lhtce bosds for 10000 weight OF To-
u Deco given by me 10 M,. Rowland, sandidee,
a uec, Of land, as think ~ tile can be
akde 10 the land. AUSTIN DAVIS.
c Nag IA. 81
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1000 DOLLARS

All the Prizes payable IN Cash, which iaisy
be had as usual, MS soouas Drawn.
Whole Ticket ~ 50
Half 81 % Quarter 90 l-2
NJ The holder Of two Tickets or Sbaees,
must draw one prize, aud may draw three.
TERms--For packages, not less than fifty
Tickets, Scheme price, Tor approved notes.
payable sfteen days after The drawing, With
oui iniere.t. Vendors, at all times, supplied
at Scheme price.
af oRDERs. by mail or otherwise. meet
the same attention gwen TO personal app,cs-
lion. Address 10 Managers Offices,
4 LgRehdprg, Riehmepd,
Hiarheder, WbetiiBg.
AUG. LEtIttfEH.
\ June 5. .hm,nger
A package % prize tickets Va. STATE Nae
Lotieiies Bank Notes and Checks, on She Banks
in Richmond, was same time since ioston It's
way from Charlottesville to this place. PefspR
are cautioned against taking the pr.zes, rs
payment wiiibe withheld al this office.
July IN
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Va OTlCE.--A petition will be presentedfb the
Y next Legislature. PRAYING an amendment
Of the laws IN relation to the uspee ION aud ship
nrni OF Tobacco, with the vinw of prohibiting
the expectation OF refused Tobacco.
Anp Ii.
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lanu -. 90, .,t"ournn} '.s=.s--'=s #s=---->f tri
lsnh. mp ttent of reason, poured out sheer of
IL an disgusting "a BIZ nupoleuce. pour IL
lnut upon fsmalrs a. well As nicn. The on %
h. his ealumuy with the downright pas *
4of a ninn Tie other AIMED out his with al
acc Of Jezabel. AN hunud TO add, thai %
On heard uf Cuhbett's slmdermg WON 81. ~
understood. on the contlary thai he Is kmd LEI
sex. and mat the domestic feelings are 70
q in hin. rs
: tune for me to think of romlng TO II pause 10
" more. much more, to say of this trans "
lant iinp0sier, ~ ndlnttipn may pfompt, Ia
leisure ALLOW bui not nov. o. leisure -
,opcr 10 premise thai there IS but hide tome III
nv attempt to present tn proper analysis b'
+ Intellectual aud moral enortplties 10 the A II
ican people would not have been 50 =
: delayed H. following up my ASK OF por- Al
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FEMALE UEPlRTIfENT.

Orhography, Hehdiua, Lngish Grsmmnr, &c.
ngranhy Hts ory Rhetsfie, Writing, .Arilhi
metie. Nsirnnoa's. Natural Philosophy, aud
Plain md Ornamental Aeetllawork
Mr. aud Mrs &. pledge themselves that the
sirieiest rnre will be- raid 10 ihr morals md
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