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Extract from .Mackenzie's Julia de Rou-
bionp
parsonage

Extract from Mackenzie's Julia de Rou-
bigne.
The last letter which the mother Of
Julia leaves for the instruction of her
daughter, reads as follows.
FOR MY DAUGHTER JULIA.
"Before this can reach you, the hand
that writes il, and the heart that dictates
it, will be mouldering in the grave. i
mean it TO supply the place of some eau
tions, which should think it my duty to
deliver to you, should live to see you
wife. The precepts it contains you have
often heard me inculcate; but | know
that general observations on a possible
event, have much less force than those
which apply to our immediate condition.
In the fate of woman, marriage is the
most important crisis: it fixes hor in a
state beyond all others the most happy
or the most wretched; and although
mere precept can, perhaps, do little in
any case, yet there is natural propen-
sity TO try its efficacy in all. She who
writes this paper has been long wife
and mother, the experience Of the one,
and the anxiety Of the other, prompt her
instructions, and she has been too hap
py in both characters to have much
doubt oftheir truth, or fear of their re-
ception.
Sweetness Of temper, affection to a
husband, attention to his interests, con-
stitute the duties of wife, land form the
basis of matrimonial felicity. These
are, indeed the texts from which every
rule for attaining this felicity is drawn
The charms of beauty and brillancy oI
wit, though they may captlvate in the
mistress, will not long delight in the
wife; they will shorten even their owl
transitory reign, if, as l have seen il
many wives, they shine more for the at
traction of every body else than OF theI
husbands. Let the pleasure of that on
person be a thought never absent from
your conduct. II he loves you as yo'
would wish he should, he will bleed a
heart should he suppose it for momen
withdrawn; If he does not, his pride wi
supply the place of love, and his resent
ment that Of suffering.
"Never consider a triile that ma
tend to please hin. The great article
of duty he will set down as bis own
but the lesser attentions he will take a
fayors; and trust me, for have expert
enced il, there is no feeling more dc
liphtful to ones self, than that Of turn
ing those little things to so precious
use.
If you marry man Of certain sor
such as the romance of young mlnt
generally paints for husband, you W,
deride the supposition Of any posslb|
increase in the ardor Of your affections
: But wedlock, even in its haPPiest 10
is not exempted from The common fa'
of all sublunary blessings-therc is eve
a delusion in hope, which cannot abit
, with possession. The rapture OF extra'
I aqant love will evaporate and waste
the conduct of the wife must substitu
7 in i,s room other regards,as delicate ar
more lasting. / say the conduct Of Il
wife; for marriage, be husband VIII
a he may, reverses the prerogativo Of 81
: his will expects to be pleased, and ou
must be sedulous to please.
"This privilege good .nafured ma
l may wsiye; he will feel It, howeye
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PROVIDE.NCE FLOATING B,ATH
OPEN THIS DAY. - |.f

TUyE proprietor having just fitted up his spacious FLoAr
ING BATHING HousE, respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen Of Providence and s vicinity, that
and in the rear OF the Exchange Bank The building
vded with every convenience viii sand" OF where tho
current pure from lis situation cannot fail TO in
ve the company of those who practice cold water Rathing
The apartments of the Ladies and Gentlemen scparat
ed in eectua Manner and the which are appropriated
for the fCne will under any circumstances, at any tne
be occupied by gentlemen.
The proprietor having prepared this comfortable house for
those disposed enjoy the luxury Of the cd bath shower
BATH aers himself that he win be literally rewarded by
the patronage Of generous public.
TERMS-Season Tickets IS, single tickets II l2 cents !;
ten tickets 81. .t'f
The House will be open every msning from sunrise un
81 O'Clock, p. NJ except Sundays, which days Will
lose at O'Clock, A. NJ. june y
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POETRY.

vson rnE LADIES MAGAZINE.
pILIAL TRIBUTE, ON A BIRTHDAY.
p..es. that the world doth not beslow,
Peace, ,hss h pa.sth man to know
Thy blsssiag on This nom!
Nv. sanlsborn sorrow, human care
Nsa'ry, thy fading tints repair,
And This thy day adorn.
70 infant Joys, ye dreams OF youth,
Visions OF hope and love and Truth,
Tia, win tho unpractised mind,
Resurrt n when at frs, yc rose,
Amin the heaven OH earth disclose,
Ys promised it should find.
Al rushs by the torrent past,
Nua eilangefu ilow its wave as faf'
sin following pleasure, pam!
Tb,nk-every vain regret subdncd,-
Wbsn, Ios, In trials tangled wood,
Thou sought'st the light IN vain;
When sin ensuared, when suffering pressed,
When pain and sickness frighted rest
In all thy vario'is lot
Now resignation soothed the hour,
That eve which sumbon not!
And does the dark array Of gr'ef,
Bani,h the forms Of pleasure brief'
1'ha, laughed in mem'ry's irain'
And. leading pensye thought aside,
where rests heart in friendship tried,
Give thine to bleed again
D.,,b inward wings the soul that's just,
To wcan the sufferer from tie dusa'
While mercy wipes the tear
v,,su they with whom twas death 10 p"n'
Arc beavsnward gone with ha'i the hc''''
Oh! who would linger hercf
One feeling in the soul lies deep
tn. fo, To wake-the last 10 Sleep
And dear as life's warm tide
Tie transports ofthe best Il swehs'
Il. cold and cruel hearts It's dwsns'
where all Is dead beside.
=, turn, To childhood's little ring,
Gathered bsncaih the parent wings
RccaIls loves earliest sMile,
,uurraver eountcnance" renew''
Who earliest taught ,he right TO cho'"''
The wrong reject the whic;
~vno lnit the band with laws OF love;
who bads them pray 10 God above'
And counselled them to lear
This solemn thought within heh
Remember, wheresoe'r thou ar'
ArLseeing God Is there!
Who taught the Holy Book to reao'
And In i,s pleasan, paths proessd'
Where duty walks with peace
WHO raised To heaven, hopes early eye,
And pointed first to joys on high
Which never, never cease.
Nsw-asdssd, tho wandsr"" air
Sill, 10 tl.sir native bough repair,
Drawn to the first known scens'
A. when from wisd ms path we stray
Thh feeling to the safer way,
Conducts with cords unseen.
Words are too weak to tell our hearts,
And earth, TOO poor, no need impar'''
Vet conscious peace Is thine:
Thh vor,d mus: fade before thine eyes,
Nm, ,rasures wait thee in the skies
A rccompense divine
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ALDEN ARNOLD.

ALDEN AKNOLD.
r Nos 8, 10 and ID South Mainsteet has recently
extended his business and prepared to execute
the orders Of his friends and paons. He Oer Tor sale ae
lis original stores,
9 pipes Brandy, (seignete Brandy
do Hollands Gin,
8 hhds. 81 Croix Rum, pure as imported,
10 bbls. American Gin, very superior,
o bbds. Surinam Mosses,
hhd New Orleans Sugar
WINES. -
Old Madeira, Sicily Madeira old Port, Lisbon, Tenernoi
Colmenar Malaga Catalonia Auscat and Clset, In bottles.
TEAS.
Hyson, Young Tyson, Hyson Skin, souchong, CaPer Bod
chong and Pouchong Teas.
FRUITS.
q e boxes Do i,0on, 0nss''' in prime ordsr
10 boxes Muscatel Raisins,
Is do Bloom do
Prunes Dates, Figs, Almonds &c. &C.
Together with very general assortment OF Groceries, }.
which are warranted u be Of the very best quality
may 81. ALDEN ARNOLD.
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v.ox THE CHRISTIAN wnTcHMAr.
THE THUNDER sTORM.

THE CHRfsrtAN
THE THUNDER srORM.
Slowly rolls amene the distant mountains,
DARKNESS hangs o'cr the fields and messy fountains;
In silent majesty the storm advances,
Dvsadh, the lightning shines in itf'i glanees.
TIsrk how the thunder rumblcs from afar'
,Its voice tremendous summons up towar
The mad contending elements and low
Bsncsth wild winds the towering forests bow
III sslsnt now-and now il rcars agnin--
1ns voice Of the Eternal speaks TO men:
Tse CLOUDS, 30 late on far off hill-tops sleeping,
DER hsaven's sombrs facs arc darkly sweeping.
bssosnding showers are faling to the sround'
Iashsn,ns and thunder with terrific sound,
Anal the hearts Of many-but 10 me
Another, darker scene appears-another STORM sse.
fbs vengeance Of God sleeps not Coz ever,
fhs ebuds, on disant hills he soon shall sever-
IN pnnpous msiesy ke cones " ses,
fepap-pscpas for an eternity.
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BOLLES & PRICE,

&C
STONE CUTTERS AND SCULPTORS,
1T the Stand formerly occupied By Franklin Cooley, Psska
Wharf
UIAyE hand and offer for sale on the most 90
il q commodating terms, -
5000 feet Of American Italian and Egyptian Marble fos
Grave Stones, Monuments, Chimney-pieces, &c. &c.
500 feet Of ofwrough Quincy Slate Gnve-stones.
so tons Free Stone, for building work, '..
do Soap Stone, for fire places, dresser rollers, &c
5000 feet of Flag Stone, for sidewalks, .f...
1000 do Curb for sidewalks, gardens, door and cellar
steps, &C. -
Of stock for all the variety Of work usually called
En their line Of business. All orders win be executed wxh
nsatness and despatch To-.
April l6
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN,
ENROM the middle of the town Of Smthfeld on sunday
night last large hay horse with long name, tall and
foreop white SPOT his yand bis OF knee nearly
stiff and crooked-any person who will return the nmS
the subscriber, near the Angel School House snail ~ mo
rally rewarded. CHARLES bEESH.
Smjthfeld, June IA.
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FOR SALE, OR TO LET, t.
DEw No. LOG, In Universalist Chapel Apply To-
80 LARCHAR & HATCH.
may IA
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MRS. RAKER

EyROM Newport has recently taken the airy and plens-
anty situated house in Power street, between South
Main and Benefits formerly owned and occupied by tbs
Dr. Bowen where she will he pleased 10 accommodate
few respectable boarders = '..
June IA 3e
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NEW BOOKS.
a HISTORY oftbe King. and Queens Of France, con-
"A taipipa one hundred and tity-fv Engnvngs-tep-
rcsennr them In their Costumes -
1aes and SELECTIONS from English Souvenirs, for 1929.
yv;,I.., Penn. fs saIe by A. 8. BECKWITH,
,,ne n No. ~, Marksts %.
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rrNOTICE

VUyHE Lotteries heretofore eouduced the grsns of the
I,enora Assembly the Society for the Encourage
,ent a Domestic Industry having been closed NIL pcrsons
holding ze tickets therein requested 70 present nem for
,,.y,rs,, =, ,s,r of,ecs 8. d M. ALLEN d co.
mne Asenu fH The Managers.
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NEW wAvERLY NOVEL.
CT Valentines Day, the Fair Maid Of Perth, by the
- s,,bos of Wayeriy, Just received at No. 30 Market
srses A. s. DECKWITH.
june II
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PAINTS, vi l., WINDOW GLASS, &C.
nRY and ground white Lead Of the frs, quality,
- Verdegrse, dry and ground in Oil, . o..
Paris white and whiting, by the cask, at retail,
French and American yellow, Lampback, h
Venetian and red Lead, Spanish Brown,
Legthrarge, Umber, Chrome Yellow,
French Green, vermlion, Prusian Blue,
Paint Brushes If all sizes, Copa and Japan Varnish Lin
seed Oil, raw and boiled,
Spirits Turpentine, Window Glass Of NIL sizes,
White Lead in ke gs, fod and ID qualify.
The above Paints offered for sale at wholesale or rca
The subscribers wish return their thanks TO their cs
TONER'S and solicit continuance ofhc avors, assuring
them that their stock shall be Of the st quality, and tef
prices as low as good stock bought this e
p. &. J. CLARKE,
April 2mInw Central Street.
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JUST PUBLISHED.
EyXERCISES In Reading aud Recitation, selected iof
n the use of classes. BY Dr. Jonathan Barber.
For sale by HUTChENS o. UNI
lime I5 No Marketst.
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LOST.
0N Monday the 2d inst in The Pawtncke stage coach,
" small calf skin Wallet, containing one two dollar and
five dollar bills, and some change. Whoever viii return
the same 10 this Office or to the subscriber In Pawtucket
shall be suitably rewarded. ADAMS Park.
Jan 4.
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------ nyNorfCE. srsr a.rsr
DERSONS wishing 70 engage rooms ai ths Pavhtonl S ~
requested 70 make Application Pssvc~ % W %"
inst. y. II FCSiEn'
iune III
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JAYS LECTURES.
vuNHE Christian Contemplated In Of Lectures de-
Iivered in argie Chapel, BatA, by William Jay irs'
""'' '' A. g. BECRwITH,
iu,e n No. 10, Market street.
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CURRENT MONEY,
wv ANTED at Aliens Exchange Office, No. IL, Mar
w ke Street. Good current money for sale at IA per
cent June IL.
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won nfNT FIR Manufacturing AlIll, com.
monty kuovn a. me Amherst o, Cats
Mn. IA the county Of Amherst. on James h''er,
distant from tins place Hi'oot - miles. II vas
thoroughly repaired last summer, q runs nifrc
n,iroi Bun aud one pan Lusops Aill stones.
Attached 10 the Mil. Is an excellent Dwelling
House With The necessary houses loi the ac-
co,nnoda,i5n nj a famlly-anJ also with u a
cr,s Of land There Is likewise a 81" mil on
tbe preot4.a.. FeN country mills possess the
advantages that are found Al iIhs; boats may
Io.,d .,d unload At the udll. at all seasons
po..e.,ion will be given The ffst day Of April
re,t For icrms apply 10 {. aud A. Warwick,
Richmond, or Ia JOHN NJ bAhhloh.
Bob. =. 1850
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yRSllr slbsefiber eiil seil privately BIS vac
ftaed IN BedfpId COUNTY, situated on tie
:, ',tt,ns south tofiis ofGioose Greek, dad ca me
main rad heading from LYnehbue 70 finoas-
n. Il miles west Of Liberty AID adjoining
-, Butard. Il contains about l4eJ actes, 81
!. b,cb 500 are uncleared. The PAT winch :
no.lesresl. exeep, very small portion : excel
La, ,abseco land. O. the cleared land, 10" a.
rres are low grounds ofthc trst Quality and me
remainder remarkably Tue highland. lhls Is
one Of the best tracts OF land IN the upper eV''h
trY being well adapted 10 the cultivation Of To-
baera anu all kinds of g1ainj II lieh ieIha' s'Vs
well and IS very FIRE from stont. a dF'aea
would uale two very haud,ome tracts vhFsh
,hali be dose, II those who wish :" purchase
wish II. Persons wishing to pnrehas' mas APP
-,l.to the snhsrrIhrr residing "a the neg hhoi
nod of S,3 london, or 10 Capt bn'9ius i'sl'
linz nrar the tact WILLIAM IRVINE.
'ne 80 k25
n Tie fditors Of the Enquirer viii ih'ef,
,be nt,ye advertisement til forbid, aud ipi ""ih
fl,eir ball Il, this Office for payment
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VI 0TICE.-rhe subscriber hegs leave to in
! y form his customers and the public general
ly. that he has purchased The Wheoi"iisht shop
formerly occupied by John Adams in the town
of Lynchbnrg, and nearly opposite john +,
Johnsons tavern, where ne intends in addition
10 the BLACK Smith business 10 carry on the
Wheelwright an making 4 Nlre weaving bust
ness in all its various branches. he returns his
sincere thanks fnr the encouragement he has re-
c, wed in the Black Smiths business, g. respect
fully solcS share of public patronage.
ROBERT BUTLER.
n b. Also wanted, one or two good Whcc,
wrights, none need apply bat such as can come
we'll recommended. Il. L.
April2S. 81
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~ John ID. Crqnhari,

VAIL hencoi rth tontub is practice 20 the
w Eonob and euncilor Count OF Gamp.
bell, the ouPrtIor Court of Bedford, aud The
Courts holden IN LenchLurg, mclndng the
3urt al Chauccrs tie may be IT all tunes
:annd al ms ntliee opposite the Franklin Hotel,
c.repi "hHe attending some Of the aialesa'd
Gourts lie tenders his services particularly Ia
lersous ala distance from lynrhburg, who
hive bus ness IN Tie superior Count ot Chance.
~ Aa,C. tfl5 March, u
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" PURPOSE selling, 10 the highest bidder on
n SATURDAY, the al.t day of May next u far,
ot4cfUise. tie ucki fan day. Sundays excepted,
on The pfrmi,es, = tract Of land conveyed 10 nc.
n, - Granville Cfaddoclt, by deed Of trust
10 .ecnte the pay meni al debt Herein cK-
nrfssfd containing b. estimation 123 acres, Or
Whereabouts has on II excellent improvements con-
,i.ing ola t~, story Brick llousr with four rooms
brln,. q a passage, 3 rooms above with an eh-
icnsi,r poIttcn and poiclics. IN ohc", kitchen.
laundry aud other convenient houses III the
yard also, a commodons granary aud stables
an other improvements convenient 10 farm,
in good repan.-lti IS rotrosrnted that noie
than half OF ttls tract Of land is uhcleared aud
Of good quality lof tobacco cUmmodiously sit
uatyd lora professional man, private hlnlly,
o. one who may choose To keep entertainment.
being contiguous 10 the man Stage road, 2
nos south OF Halifax Court House. and so stu
hted that II may be converted with convenience,
~ public purposes ora private retreat, ~ may be-
preferred All who wish To view the premises
are referred TO Doct. Crnddocl, resi- ling on the
premises 1erm,--bond &approycd security &
deed OF trust 10 seCnIethe payments, one hal pay
able IA ! ; months & the bnlance III years. ! ho
tDe is beloved onqueslionable, but, as frns.
tee | shall only convey such title as is vested la
me bN the deed D6ct Craddock TO retain pos.
session until the 10Th dap OF December next.
THOMAS EAsLEY.
The above sale meets my appreciation and
GRANVILLE CkADDOCk
April i. tds55
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AnriI B

NOTTCE.-AI persons concerncd are
" hrrcby informed thai the undeslgned have
transferred 10 Chiswrll Dabncy OF Amherst all
the dcuts. and efectsdue OF belongm4 10 the lnte
finn Of Gait q Bullock lul the purpose OF collec-
ton q sale, ia order To the inal settlement of the
business ot sald coneetn---htl persons indebted To
SAID firm az hereby directed and required to
maAe payment to tie sad pabory, as hr alone
is authorised 10 collect The dents due 10 the sand
firm. JOHN BULLOCK,
JOnN ALLAN, {r,,,.ofW Gal, do,
WA. GAIT,
April ,. SwDl
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.. WILL. sell from 9o0to 900 acre, OF unclear.
n al Ind, l,Hg in Bedford opaaty. three
laadcis Of = mile ,rpm New London Academy
a.td ttrgntn t,om Lyuchburg. Il Is well adapt
r. - ttc culture Of Tobacco aud the different
kind ul grain usually cultivated IA the nelghbor
hood Is well natered. aud les better than any
nact @ Us size Ia this part OF the country. II Is
sosI,u4ped as to be entirely exempted from da-
mage by brayy rams or high water The terms
pil be very accommodating say one, iwo
snA taee yeas. upon a small payment IN hand.
tnqHre "a tic -ahscriber, one mile aud hall
south oi New Landan. ALIEN. AUSTIN.
Jan. II. ts29
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RHR CORNELIUS PONELL-As you are
We not an Inhabilant of this Commonwealth.
We take this method OF notifying you that We
shall ON Tuesday the 18th day of May next. at
the Franklin Hotel, IN the town Of Lynchbme.
proceed to talk the dispositions of John > Blair,
Samuel w. Christian, John Shepherd and 9TH
ers, TO be read as evidence on the trial of a
SUIT nov depending and undetermined IN the Su-
perIor Court OF Chaucery for the Lynchburg
District, wherein we are plaintiffs and James
Montgomery, yourself, the distributes of Jesse
Jones, dec. aud others are defendants
u. " d. IIIGGlNEOIHAAI 81 Co.
April 3. wtlOm5l
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NOTIEE.-All persons Interested are
u heichy informed. thai the undersigned
have transferred 10 Cbswell Dabncy ol Am
herst all the debts, and effects due on belong
ing to the late firm OF Cali, Bullock, X co. }or
the pun pose OF collection, aud sale IN order IL
nay 10 close the business OF said concerns
all persons indebted 10 SAID 1fm are hereby III
rccied aud required 10 make payment 10 the
SAID Dahucy, as he alone i, authorised 10 collect
the debts due To said iiim.
JOHN BULLOCK.
JAMES BULLOCK,
JOHN ALLAN, Ex'rs VIM.
WM. CALI. bGalt decd
April 3 s"5l
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sPRKSG AND SUMMER GO0Ds.
JUST RECEIVED BY
DAVID u RIO. KYLE.

A part oftheir spring and Summer assort-
n ment, which includes the following
VIZ:
A lew pieces extra fine blue s. black Cloths
Fine blue, black aud fancy coioured do.
Sup. fine tlne and bihck Cassimetes
Several pieces fancy cold do. sup.
PLAIN and cut SILK Velvet Nesting
English silk Vestngs, sefy sup.
narseIles and Florcnline do.
Italian Lustrlng Crayaiings
Irish Linens, finest x strongest fabrics
Lawns and Lluen Cambria hdkts.
Linen Cambrcs, some OF Which are very fne
sup. blk. Italian Lusfrings.
Plain aud lid black GRO de Nap
White fg'd silks aud 5a,lns
PLAN aud id silks aud Satins
Natered Silks Of tue richest style
Blue. black pink aud green Fiorencesi
Wreatb- aud Artificial flowers
Italian Grapes and Grape Lei5ses Of every
shade
A few cases Caicoes, beautiful patterns and
permanent colours
Baragc Scarls, a most splendid article
Barage, silk, aud Gauze Shawis
An elegant assortment Belt R,bbOno4' Sasbes
Satin mud barage Bonnet Ribbons
Bafage Gornrred ohawls, quite d new arl-
Gle, &c &e. &C,
The attention otthc Ladies is respectfully
invtedto their present assortment Of iancy
Goods. which embraces the greatest variety
OF beautiful and fashionable articles, several
Of entirety ne,t sgie aud most OF them cheap
beyond expectation.
a. Ne~ arrival, are every dry looked for
In which viii be Leghorn Hat-, Straw Bon
nets, aud a further supply Of other article. in
the milinary line.
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"a EH-Thf Rel Rorer, tale by the author
Y OF the Pilot &c. DC. Eve speak like hon
est men pray, God ye prove so '') In two vols.
there is much powerful writing in these two
volumes many of these scenes are depicted
with extraordinary vigor and effect, and the au-
thor Mr. COOPER has shewn himself novel
lists in every sense of the word. The above
new work. Just received and for sale at the
cheap Book aud STATIONARY Store Of
CHARLES a, WRITER'S.
Peb. :. ts26
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VlRGiNiA-At rules holdenn the clerks Ollie. ,f,,.
superior Court Jf Chancery Tor the l,nahbeF, a.
inyi The ID day Of March, los Elms Will. p,
ellnsi Matthew Lively aud Philip Lively IA the5r 49,
IIgh and rs eA'rs Of JAMES Lively, DECD J4grg p
laNtiy DANES Hill and Elizabeth his nile Aun IN
bali john DAVIS uad Mars his wife, Allison q eden
Lucy his WIFE Jans yeis John NDauIel, NI.8,,
Knight and Richard Harrison, Drfts.
Tie Defendant Matthew Lively not having entered m,
appearance and given security cordug to the act Of A.
stnbly aud the rules of this court ana Il appearing 10
satisfactory evidence 'haL he is rot nhahat oil f
country II i ordered that the said detc-aaat do appo,r
here on the tenth day If the ueN term and answer the
bill Of the plunu1 and tt tops Of tins order b. form
with Inserted IN some es paper printed IN the town o.
lyHrhbufg, ior two months sueassNcl1 and posted 4,
The front door oitbc courthouse III tie sild L. IN
10 copy-Yest,, }. WILLS. Ok