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tUtce on ne 3lSt -HaTch lsoS ~"
A-Jaircs iyTes, Ioiin AshN.E
b['anlel EnlhleJ sbofih Of Bedford Pon, ~
Bafkinan. - '45"y l. d. "
G-Cemnandeut Of the 10th Regimen n.
'unriigb ~, Dr. samuel J. { abeil Cen,ni, iisE
h.fthae' James Clafg, John C,escv i'' ei Tn
D-John Dcaflu. ha tbir n. Dent Avred,tb n,
JaiHrs bchfrsou, seB.A r. ~Owt,. ''iasn-.
:, = frane1 Eppes, Jahn Ladons, John En,o,, =.
Fisher. e"'sp u'rna JOIN
G---Henry Gris-om, or WooJson Will. lob "a.
Col. rles-aHt VI. Coegin. ''Hn "ihbs-
n---hrs. i'ctsy Ann Hurt Robert D. u,,r, g.
Hardy, Beuy ho~Lins. Brt d. William H., ''nse
hlnaffi,Gf, 1ease J. Hopkins Henry Hateh.r INA Ib.'
mas J. HI, JHmes &. Hszlea God. '' INT
J--.Leroy Jordan
h--balzfl knickolt. Doshia Rcy Achile. X
mir. I"tlAich, X ebert Lane aster Nil, Ir,I.ao
"ich. Rev James Leitwich. Robert H. Ieft,,, ne.' :
CIT IL ftN ieh johu I. LeffwIch ~ no
M---Nm. Mcdonald, Esg. VIM AIorys, ~.
Cam Mary alead, John g Meador stephen r T,a N:
Nathaniel /. Manson Renjaniu II. Mansfield Il,H'l{ Y
Maya Samuel MITCHELL Esq ''"zabeis
h---John or Pasehel mce Robert Nimmo
O--Cart. John II. Otey.
P---Messfs. James Or Thomas poindctter Nj. NJ,
Preston. lsaac Preston, fhumus Phelps Tbone. plN.
VIM Patterson, john futncll, Wesley FLiIlin. ~,
Pf1ee. ''''''p' 1oha
-.i'riah Rose, Jesse Reynolds Rev Henr, ] r..
~, hrs. Maria Rice . Mp
S-shcrlii Of Bedford, Il ichard Sheon IT. Jo,r o..
N al, HoUrRe Snougrass, John H. Smith aiarpqrat nv
yer, widow, Thonim Stptoe, pr. Am. Strbfo, 9"'-
VIM. Thornllll, john Turner II Ri, ~.
Win. Ehasheth WItt, HirhaIr Mt,,.i '1TS.
Wright, Richard u. WAITE, ness5s. jacob NIn 'a
Alien AID BIZ. fishbacA, M. Eiza Ann Nright 'n'
-, VIM. H. PORTER,
FPiu' 3i5O
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r9UhsUANTa. sssa Of .,u.., ma:

I'D hsCANTms saed Of .,ust ar.:s
- cnied 10 the Subscriber for purpose.
therein named. bearing dale the 1871 dav oil
becemoef, le2l n duly recorded in tie Hastings
Court OF Lyn'hburg, shall proceed to sell
for CASH on the 9Th day Of May next IN the ten
mfn' on nam street over the counting room Of
1ohn hobnson--one negro woman Matilda.
one SIDE board, secretary and book case, sofa.
bead''eads j bedding, mantle glass. Two large
looking glasses, astral lamps, ser tea china set
table CHINA. : doa. chains, passage lamp, dining
aud tea tables, aud a variety of other house
hold and kitchen furniture. Acting as tfustee
'he subscriber will convey only such title az is
vested IN him by said deed
l.. FLETCHER, Trustee
March ,dsh3
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ppId }

VIRGINIA At Rules holden IN the elork's thine - -
superior court oi ehancery for the Iynchbufp di.
the alh day oi No.emher, ls47 William Callco, Pr
against Thomas BROOKS, Travis Hrools Thomas 80
nov, Ann 'une, admx Of Iohn RsIne, decd a.,
Francis ai ueA his own ght and az "a r of \{,,
l. GallIcot. deed, De1t. ''f
The defendant Tho,gas ChaiHey not having en,.r,tt
appearance aud given security riding 10 the act
saMhly and the rules OF fh court, aud it appearing ~,
usiact9fy evidence that e not an nhsbiaut 9th. e
try-lt IS ordered, that the said defuiaut do amen -
On The FIRST day otthe nexf torn and answer the m Nm
plainih; nnd that copy OF this order be fort,,h
Ted IL s9ue new snspcr printed in the town Of sr#,r,
Tor two months Successfully and posted at tie from d
of tho courthouse IN the said town. N
9 Gopy-Teste, JOHN WILLS r
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Niarch

yrloR sALEahkely family Of Negroes. con
sisnne OF a woman and Eve children. 3
ho,s ard grl. The woman l. about . years
of sse. ard f~o Of Tar children now capable Of
sriy,cc Terms. one 0nd two yrnfs crsd,t--Ap-
n, 20 the Editors, t12 March 3.
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Aohn IA II payne,

4ucfiOnecr and Commission Merchant.
ITyfAS removed TO The large and c1mtnodluus
Fl Fire Proof Brick building late IN The ocen
paucv. of Mes>rs. Miller s. konerts three dn"fs
below the Banks. whetc lie Ia prcpaed 10 ar
ny on the above business extensively, ms houtf
being larsr and convenient tor s'ofage. lilo Of.
fets has scrvircs 10 tonntry merchants and plan
tens ~ attending to thr al" Of thor Tobacco
Flour and Nh,,key, entrustee r. his can, OF
shipping thu same II necessary --t'rom his long
experience N tur Auction and Commission hu-
slnc.s, he hopes 10 receive liberal portion of the
public patronage.
JOHN r. y PAYNE, Anot
Jan 81 ts"'
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HCE-AIl persons indebted to the es-
" 'a'e OF Eliza CalIand, deed, either by
'"mo '"le or pen account are requested 10
Gnu on the subscriber for settlement, and also
|" prepare tor the immediate payment oftheir
respective debts. All persons having CLAIMS a
s""'s' ,alo estate are requested to present them
properly authenticated for pavment
JOHN SMITH, Jr.
=, Acting ex'r Of Eliza Callaad, dec.
March l3. So.
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IuneLbrrs - Na-ala-t,Lg.

IyHtdotfs EN- - s''f
specially .nss7na
- II ,#,ff ffanas sediss pfh.
- fr. Tat b., hstr e'tf
*" go a,enstd the above t1's'
zs..,.s.e sc,s oa tie cfass stree
leading foJn the Market - lie Dr. g.
tbcv ir'and keeping ruH''HHN en- an
al s,..F,,,rn, Of l.auea.. Of the latest aad
r11st nrafo Cd pa'esHs nov =" ~ "a -
.ss'e > - '.te improved nj sd Plough, al Of
49,. -. .s.f,a,tea in workmanship ami
,s,..g,,s.,.e H. lie GOAL 10 any nov IN "se.
fT,y,sr s,ro engaged several yearsin The above
-. rho, a.. r5afieat OF rendering gene.
= ,s6stsenaa IN he execution Of ter work.
.,rsre ofpoblie patronage i. solicited PIongh'
immediately repaired ,.rnn,p
bau =
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NikGlNIaAt rula- holden in the clerk otiirc ,f H.
uict the jrd day IT Harci, l5s5. Bcnurnin II Iryt
PIT agahst W lillian H. Wofslam and samuel W.
sham, pcfts.
Ibe defendants Tot having entered their appearaue
end gYen security ace ding to the act of AsrIrbl, -
the rules o. THIS court and It appearing b, ,aart.ey
evidence that they are not inh1bnuts Of this countr, 4
IS ordered hat the said defendants do appear here on The
tenth day OF the IcAt term and answer the biIuCp
pinuufi aud that copy Cfthls order he forthwith ~
serted IA spme newspaper printed in the town oil yncs
bufG Tor two mouths sneccssIely, aud posted at tlefr,
DIOR of.he courthouse m the said town.
- A copy-1este, J. WILLS, Cs
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NEW AcCOMMvDAIION.

GsTM { w ALL liNE-tfom
NJ g. u 90 w llnchbue tn Ciar#
,Vs3-SR d -, ,ti ,ytlic Virginia. This
me running though the
tosaaa=t.a Anr#,i, Nelson and Albemail,,
VII IA utfnr leave Charlottesville, on Mon.
DAYS and E,,days. at \. NJ. aud arrive al
Lynchburg On tuesdays and Saturdays by ,.
= VI. Lave L,uchburg Mondays at ; 4. VI
and f,idays At 70 \. H. aud arrive Al Char
lottcSqille on Saturdays aud Tuesdays, 10y hall
alter 3 I. VI. Tins Inc Is arranged with the
Northern aud Southern line at Charlottesville,
and with the Western Inc At Lynchburg, which
iutersec,s the Hey hue ~ Salem tos IS the
nearest aud cheapest route hom Washington
CTS 10 LyuchbafS The proprietor has pro-
cured comfortable COACHES, strong, active hor-
& $ careful d,nus, aud wlii sparc no pans to
please, On tins route there IS no night travel
ling.
Fare from Lynchburg 10 Washington, by this
route Ii only 81 so
From I.yncbburg 10 charlottesville, 50 10
TIE PROPRIETOR
April 3. ts5l
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At court of Hastings held for the corporation of yncn
burg, at the court olse, the 4th day Of February
sis. thiswell lAtney, I'll. agunst Robert seol9
Gerry.
The defendant Robert Scott not having entered ls
appearance and given securIfy according TO inc he. Va
Assembly and the Rules OF this court and II aplealp3
by satisfactory evidence TINT he is an mtllh'ui
this country is ordered that the said defendant do ap-
pear here the first day Of June court next and sns"
the bill OF the plaintiff, and that copy OF this or"el %
forthwith inserted IN newspaper published M
Town of LynehhurC, for two months suCcessIrelS my
posted at the front door of the courthouse ii Inc "a"
town on some court day. copy-Teste, ,,,.
40 JAMES BENAGH, Ca'
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FlRGINiAAt rules holden in the clerks Office oflhs
Superior Court OF Chaueery for the Lynchhurg Dh0
trict, the 81 day Of March, 1893. John Miller, Fl.a
galnst Oliver MRetnods admir- de houis non OF Joha
v. Bradley decd, William Evans and Mary hls"be
Lewis Brown and judith his wife, Jane J Dunnlls'on'
Robert Nenable and Ophcn his WIFE, Henry hngs-
berry and Nancy his wife, late Nancy BRADLEY, and u
llzabeth Holcombe, eX'rA OF John Hulcombe dec d
DeitA.
Thedcfeudants Henry King berry aud Nancy his VIE
not having entered their appearance and given h'u.s
according 10 the act of Assembly and the rules OF MY
court and ltappcarng by satisfactory evidence that ts
are not inhabitants oftS country Ii is ordered, that ihs
sand Defendant do appear here the tenth day glho
next term and answer the bill ofthe plaintiff; and that"
copy ois order be forthwith inserted IN some ne"s@
pcrprlUted IN the town of LSnchurg. for two month";
successfully aud posted at the front door OF the cou
house III the said town.
a. Acopy-'rrste. j. Wills, CT
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ERY virtue ola deed oftrnst, executed to the
y subscriber BY YIN. DIVINITY, hearing date
the 18th day Of April, 1923, and recorded in tic
c-unty conrt OF Bedford. wc shall proceed 10 sell,
A. Bedford Cnurihousc, for ca,h, on Thursday
the i7lh day Of April next. beng the 4tb day Of
Bedford Superior Court, the following SLAVES (
their InCrease since the date OF the SAID deed,
TO Wit Fanny, Anna KITTY, Louis Paulna,
Claiborne Day, ana Phlli, ;--orso much there
Of as will be sulhcrntt 10 fulfil the purposes OF
SAID deed. Acting as trustee, ! shall convey
only such title as is vested ia IN bv the deed
WM. LEf1HICH.
AptiI g. tds52.
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z virtue Of a deed Of trust, executed by
q ID John Robertson, on the 2lst day of De.
cemhrr, 1926 and of record IN the county court
oi flttsSiVanIa, for the purpose of securing sun
diy aehls therein mentioned, due Roberf vii
son ana others, viii, on Friday, the 18th day
OF Ahrh neAt, on the premises, if fair. If not
the next lar day thereafter. proceed to sell.
" popnc auction fo' cash, two negroes, Ca
p''t' ana CInda, being only part of the pro-
perry conveyed in said trust deed.
LAWSON II. CARTER
Apr Sd wtIssI
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NDTsCE.-An persons interested, are
" hereby informed, that tue undo signed
have transferred 10 CbisWell Dahney Of Am
bera III the debts, AMI effects d'e or belong
ing 10 III" late firm o Gali, Bullock, o 60. ior
me purpose Of collection and sale IA order f.
nay 10 close the business Of said cone'rns-
all pcrso1s indebted to 81 Il linn are het,by di-
rcetcd and required 10 maEr payment To the
SAID Dahney. ag le alone Is authorised to collect
the debts due t. sad fun.
JOHN BULLOCK,
JAMES BULLOCK,
JOIN ALLAN. EN'rs. Of Vim.
WM. GAIT. Galt, dred.
April 3 6w3i
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At court of Hastings held for the corp ration of ny
burg, At the courthouse. the 18th day Of Feh'ahj
ls1o. Charles l.. Jordan, Pit against Robert Sf',"
Samuel Garland and Henry T Early Defts IN eha. ,
Gerry. ~
The def ndaut Robert Scott having entered MI
poafancc AID tiVun security according 10 the NJ
Assembly and the Rule, q this court and ttPfar'H.
tI'actory evidence hat he Is no, an phahna1i oi W.
country il is ordered that the said defendant do appear
lere the FIRST day Of June court next, and aus"
bill Of the plaintiff and that copy of fhl> order n'
VII inserted ~ some newspaper published ~ u'' ~
IT .NueAhurg fer eight weeks suecessNes, ana Po,"
1t t1a ont moor OF the courthouse m tie sid IT."
5O'le "4,ert d.. tcopy--Teste.
3 JAMES Bt&Aht5 -.
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"A rESSso. Gorge Eldwall and John Bul.
AL lock and james Bullock surviving part.
nos of William Gait John Bullock and James
Bui.o late merchants and partners, trading
under the firm Of Call. Bullock " TO. John Bull
Lock surviving partner Of Vim. Galt an john
Bullock, lat. merchants and partners, trading
under the firm of Gait Il Bullock, and the said
john Bullock in his Individual capacity,
TAKE NOTICE. that snail, oA the a4e4+t4
day OF the next term Of the Superior Court of
Chancery for the Lenchburg District, move
SAID Courtto amend the decree pronounced by
the sid court on the 10th day nf May, 1927, in
the suit then depending in sand court, wherelnI
was pIai III, and you we're deiendaniS--The n
mendmcnt which shah so move T. have made
in said drecree, - Ill toe o correct an error
therein as to the amount OF the principal uf my
clain against the said George Elwai the said
decree having been inadvertently, and CHROME
ouSy entered for the said claim current mo.
ney when in point of fact the SAID principal sum
was SteritHg money.
DANIEL HIGGINBOTHAM
March l3 WS. 10 Il
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EeISSOLTTt0N.-The copartuer-
81 shp heretofore existing under the firm OF
VIM. NJ Browne & 60. Ii this day dissolved by
mutual cousent.--All those who ay' claim, A.
gainst saId finn will present fhem % Johnson j.
Wade fof pay ment aud tics. iudrhte' arr re-
quested 10 call on them immediately aud settle
their accounts, as thy are alone authorized TO
make payments and grant acqutt noes.
WILLIAM Al. BROWNE,
BEVERLEY WADE.
BM. JOHNSON.
April = ts2l
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March 81

r AMP OILS barrels winter strained
- Lamp oil, warranted to be of superior
quality, for sale Ivy
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
Nov g.
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THOR BENT.--A stale in rear of this Of
S-A nee March %
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GREAT BARGAINS
IN NEW SPRING GOODS.

w rnue Ia receive Hzaugh the year.
ionds II the latest and NOS aamlrtd pal-
erns hch we can afford sell on the "
) lowest terms, at our sore, neAt don.
q Nessrs. Morgan aud Mcdaniel, ~berr ~
e offering Good oi nearly r,fi description,
: a sch prices rs cannot tai Ia please those
hat -" lsh 10 purchase tor cash y our stock
enslst, oil such a variety of articles. purcha
erS eau be suited withamo5l any article they
Mould want.
Among the lot Goods iu-t opened, is
sup aud COMMON Calicoe6
Handsome GInghams
81 AID 81 Cambria Dmiiics
Blk. allan aud colOuatd Silks
KID, Sill snd Beaver Gloves
sup long Kid Gloves
Cas- assorted Cotton Hosiery
Thread, Stlh and Cotton Lace8
lIandsom. larrhack Combs
IRISH Linens ard heuiiugs
: liver lhimhles aud fine Scissors
Fig'd and plalr Book Nuslins
Bobbioet Wells and Hdkls
SUP. real Bohbinet Lace
Sup. NJ riao Shawl, and Scarfs
large supply Baskets
Sup. wit. and blk. Sallns
School Books, Cheap
Sup. Broad Cloths
Splendid Batise tor dresses
Sup TWill,d Bomhrzeits
3 Gases LeghDin Bonurts
Beautiful Ribbons assorted
New Goods Tor E.nGlemrn's summer wear
Sup. white Flarue5
81, aud 81 Cotton Cloths
Narseillc, Quits
New ely lie Belt Ribbons
"a and ~ Camhricks
Fancy Suk HAS
AFRO aud 81 fne Checks
Midi, Jrcan, T. and SwiS, Muslins
Hand. ome 4 NJ Boxes
G1rloisp-sheli Tuck aud Side Combs
Blk and white SILK Stockings
Thrrad aud Cotton balt Hose
RIk and colonrrd Canton Grapes
Ganze. Searls oud H3kfs, new style
Domestic Pialds nj stripes
Silk and Cotton Cords
RI @hfellbpz and Linens
Good ,rp,n AMI Linen Bed TiGkings
Childreu% - HTS
Prnnsi1a al six 5ia's
Gimp5 aud Frencu T'ps
Ladies amt Misses N0rocco Shoes
Paper uangings. (ueN ,atlernss
Cotton aud Wool Capd5
Iieklinburgs, Osnabur6s
Locking Glasses
Grape Leases aud Gauges
Irish Table Linens an Diapers
Blk. ard colonred Cambrlcs
0dp. French CambrCs
Nisnna Cassimercs
Fine Linen Drllings
Furniture ChiniZeg
Sup. blk. silk Velvets
Jtco, ct and Null lnserliuga
Coloured SRrSnets and Pougcs
Fine Cambria Shrtings
Handsome CravetS
Blk and white Milincte
Blk. aud brown Hollands
Good nix. Wool Hats
W mems and Meus' Shoes
Mems and Bow Fur Hats
Bandanuo and Flag Hdkfs
Fancy pocket do.
Plain and hanred blk. silk do.
Blue and yellow Nankeens
Pocket Books &c
NV style silk Stripes
Gig. Carriag" and Riding WhiM
LINN Cambria Hdkts
Tooth Brushes
Spool Floss and Sewing Cottons
Carpetings and Rugs
Silk and Pearl Buttons
Ladies' white worked Hdkfs
Blk Pink aud white Italian Grapes
Fine blk. Bombazines
White and colonred Narseilles Vestings
Muslin and Grape Robes
Curls, Nreaths and Flowers,
Foundation Muslin
Yellow and White Marking Canvas
with a number of other new aud fashionable
Goods daily looked tor.
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YfUST RECElVED--On consignment tew
~ aarrels Of |. rnga diners Did rcet6 Il
whlskey, which We offer los tof cash.
RANKIN s COLE
March "
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rule. holden N the clork's Office ofhs
Superior Coat Of thhncery for the Iynrhhurg Ds-
tHet, the day Of March, 1929. Elias Wills, Pit a.
fnme. Matthew Lively and Philip Lively N thnlr
rlEu and as exits OF james Lively. deed, James Il.
Lye't Jlnes Hill and Elizabeth hi- wife, Ann Camp
boil Jean DAVIS aud MARY his wife, Allison Ordm and
Lucy III vito, Jane Lively, John NJ Daniel, William
hmsAt and Richard Harrison Dets.
Tn Defendant Matthew Lively not having entered his
appearance and given security dug tho ae II As
satlst,rtur, evidence that he an inhshln Of TINS
country Is ordered, that the SAID deendantdo appear
here the tenth dny Of the next term and tho
bill tn daud and that copy this order br forth
With inserted in some newspaper prnted in The Town Of
IYnchburg for two months succcssscy and posted a
tie trout door otthe Courthouse IN the suid tows.
- coPy-Tese, J. WILLS, Ok.
holden in the clerks ofce Of ths
Superior Court Of haneery for the Ly uchIurg Dis
ulet the 3D. day ufMarel, is25. Samuel Mitchell, ad-
ulllstrator OF David kruntz, decd, PIT gan.t Jonah
Doayns, Thomts kfentz, William krant2, Michael
kfantz, David krtutz, Joseph krautz, James free"
man ana lhztbetA MS wife, late Elizabeth hranG,
Ahger DoeYns and Patrick Giecsou, netts.
lhe defendant 1hoHas krantz not having entered hs
appearance aud gwen security according To the act oil
As>fHhty AM the rules of this court, and II appearing
y satisfactory evidence that he IL Inhabtah "a
tins country 1t ordered that the sald defendant no
appear here on the tenth daS OF tho next term and an
~ or the bill oithe plaintiff; ana thai copy ct tins order
In orthW IN inserted III come spAper painted ing
town ui YnChburg, for two months -cessivelY ara
posted at the trout door of the courteous the s o"l
40 Acopy-feste, J. NlLls,C h.
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April r
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-05-10

sze. These (Sweetnan says they complete in
four or five years; and thus their activity and
industry as much surpass those Of man as St
Pals Cathedral dees the hut Of an Indian
These insects are AGAIN exceeded by the coral
ln>ert Vt the South Seas, that raises islands out
Of depths almost unfttliomable What lessons
for human pride and human powcr'
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LADIES BONNETS.

\ Correspondent Of the NV York Jour
laI q Commerce huln1!y requests the
adie, t. adopt church going 5@nHct.
whose modest size ,hal enable nen Of rrdi
nary height, Who my hapncn t. sit bchiu,.
them, t. see 4, nc.i a. hra. the preacher.
lie -aYa-'' | ,,.l4 IN my Shoes Within 4
line ot SIX fret i el;. and Yct / ID assure
Yon that n cl.4:,t,, where clt..y seat IS
'Ievand above ~ preceding one, am
greatly annoyvs by We towering and ont
spreading ma>-r, Il able velvet and satin
n l!tc pew ba:o:e mc-A!any a !iMc have
stretched ny neck OF depressed my head
- accommodate it to The Ioop-i:aie, Whch
presented themselves between some of re
wind mil w:r-s or main-top gallant sails OF
an Opaque hou!rt: hH' when Just as | had
attained i cic.r Eoi-n n.tute vie" Of tue
clergyman. an uracculutab!c 'PJ u ttc hfu!
unGli throw the rigging out 1t trim, and
nle cnt'tcl, cut VI sl4ht ol the Object
1anre l. 4na.hcr di>alN intu.e ~ the new
mode Of ladies' hat.--oHIy about tWo a
thcn can de-, end an aisle together, three
q. four can BIT occupy ii scat winch tor
retly hcli SIX with ca,'. unie-, pains are
taken u lap The btlm, Of their bonnrls up to
their rti.,, .,bolr', car, and in this case one
Of those bat, Of Ie head, which have de-
ecrbed. makes a great commof.pu Of tea
tiers and VAST Infringement Of ~attin.''
Ea>ton IroGeHtr
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rom selection of Popular National AIRS, wit
symphonies and accomplishments BY II Il
Bishop-thc words by Thomas Moore, F-c
fl speak to 'hee in Friendships name,
Thou think st talk too coldIv
If mention Loves devoted flame,
Thou say'st speak too boldly.
Between those two unequal fires,
why doom me thus to hover
I'm friend if such thy hear, requires
II more thou seek'st, lover.
Which shall be
How shall WOO
Far one, choose between the two.
Though the wings of Love VIII brightly pise,
When he comes 70 WOO thee;
There's a chance that he may fly away
A fast a, be flies to thee;
While Friendship, though On foot she Gene
No flights of fancy trying,
Will therefore Of; be found at home
When Love abroad is flying
Which shall it be
How shall! WOO
Dear one, choose between the two
But if neither feeling suits thy heart.
Let's see TO please thec> whether
We may rot learn some precious art
To NIX Their charms togelher-~
One feeling still more sweet to form
From two so sweet already
\ Friendship that, Ike Friendship, s.ea-.
Fhus let i be,
Thus let me woo
Dearest, thus ven JOIN tie ,wo.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-05-10

NioNoa's -. h' aucients attributed ex-
traotdmarl sirtit, 70 tile Diamond. They
believed II coulJ Not be broken even BY
the greatest blow, bat PIn> says il il BE-
,oahod IN de blood OF i goat, Il may then
be broken. / .e ancicnta believed that a
diamond kept III The house would prevent
domestic strife between man and WIFE
liila wa, mere idle imagination, bat there
IS a diamond that may be kept in every
family, which has this rirtne--und that is
god temper.