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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-04
.NEjV NIP OF VlAGI.VL.4.

WE New Iap ~ Virginia oupiled from actual survey.
4 uDde the authority Of the State pubbhsd, std
moy he obtsinsdby persons deon u procuring on arpa
ION to WIN Ill Riehsd,oI, the CsPr0L 10 Ike City Of heh
m0nd.
ibi: WORK. Effected hy fhe Isbour Of rsny yesrs
stat cost OF care and money has persy
IN variety and accuracy VI detail inbesOy end
ezecuon urtce the highest credit the add
skl OF the person. nmtda'sty eTuej in publication
snd rnst prove bs gratifying aud useful the public The
Legislature have authorized ibe sale OF $50 Copies only this
hsp, the large scale OF FIVE miles the oeh, the
euve, with the view Of making the sdsrs
possible have directed the eoPitsto be posed 81 tie
nojers;e pgice Of $50
Under thss eiteuEsarcss,h probable that person. who
shal MAKE early application, viii be aHshIe obiain
Coy Of this beSu,ifvia =. vsuible work.
bUSus ,. 25-tf
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iI5PSIIRT,N lCly.r

-if.dIsSII-3L'N SALE.
w URSoASTto OF superior court CHANGER,
"a ior The Williamsburg District, therein drpen
dtns tIonoube,a the 25th day Ct July, 1929
man Parker plaintiff Ei;,h Nix ded shall proc
10 SELL foI cash, before the door II Hewkn
county, Thursday the I,h day Dsc next,
soT day TIE Tact Of Land mentioned the cOmpiAnau
e, ior the purpose oil satisfying the sand
decree. CH I.ViSGFIEL II. M, A. G G. W. A
nov. ~. >
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.A.0TICE.

TO sll WHOM pay eoncefn notice. 'hs, shall pc
iss ths next Legislature " VukmV, iof leave 10 re-
nein 20 t,r State ~ free people ~ colour
Fesxy Harris .no Mcseisy, Betty Me.sley, sud Chii.
en Ay - - loiis, Jaies = gzy sud Roberts RAJ hse
Ssn'y snd C.ildttn Lsyepe, P'rushs and M'Ni maff
Wak,ns an ~ Edward, Pety iioss, Rehr-ss ca n
mad iase, u wis Jobnson 1Iaothy IA s. G a ir If1ris,
S's,s hatrr, Wiliiaw hanlosh, D1.1 dies, Mos5.
W. 30 s.-s~
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no IEASE OR kEN T.

HfAIIEl BRICK bulaint ely ny the suhcriber
~ at Charlottesville Vitgnia, flushed; all
ei houee nearly eDi wall be- completed by tie ist
ncs The hou=e so by 65 iect Gu Stories adording so
rooosa 6te place III esehj dung 20 by 81 with
&c piacesi house, kitchen, dairy, smoke house, &C.
all VI brick aud OF aTge brick ie 100 by 2S
10 stalls, ganary ia vel. Of fs within 20 fact cfihe
hotseia yard of about which stands beautiful
of eas trees Tn. garden groUuds contain than
cee OF land, 90 which Pfoposeh TO aid 10 ~
for clover or other lot These buildings finished
neat syle, aud stand outing the cod OF The University
Street. with turppi road passing aud adjoining is
hnd country road the south, both, ~h the Lyneug
sect the road front Of the buildings
which stand situated between The and tie Unytrsy
Gu eninepce, eomwsnding fac of b3tb, 81
eItensiye and beautiful of the blue Ridge, the Sou-
West Mountaips, celia, and lie aJaes1
Uiit III extent The subscriber pTopoIes lpsse t
IishBlen for term Of years. II Tor single year on
ressnsble terms aud those disposed 10 the pre-,
misethe advantages Of the situation many, aud be
better than described in sdyeeneDt To geD,lspe
OF ladies' disposed TO Keep good boarding. house Hotel
they inviting, sud particularly to those deHoUs J Gues
Jog their the University, their dss hefs the
Charlottesville fepaIe Academy, without expense. II be-
lsyed that regular boafders be immediately engaged aud
that il the Hotel be kept 10 s,y families from the
lower country would spend their summers stdEsr;y sppi
cation, soiieed either IN person, By letters The former
preferred. ALEX. GARRETT.
Nov. IS 5a-tf
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.VETP DRY GOODS STORE.
JAMES II. HUNTER.

JAMES II. HUN IER,
as taken the stuIe los the hIes.r.
q .nn''' Son ''dii'e' tmo.i'ary oppo- Mes,t
Hail Moose asi has snd, general Of
STAPLE AND FANCY bRY GOODS.
Among Uhrch arc
Cloths, eassineTes aud sattinet;-, fife ard coarzs
Red, Yshite, greco and yellow aaantiJ
SiIk aud stiped yslencia ytst,nEs
Svansdo1D and Mars lies 30
lrish snd GERMAN linens, lawns ramh.je,
Csicoes aJsJtted, embracing great variety
Fancy, striped aed pisi eilsi.sms
Piain sud blurred bombsk,ts, ysriuus oclogr,
1.3 10 % Jieotei snl hovk multi,
Null. India aha Swiss do
Swiss and blNek Italian siik crsvsty
Canton aud Msndsfin erspes, Italian 10
Bls Italian iusifing, sentiIs vs. aBd sa.saet,
large asoi,rent Of ak cotton snI Bo0lea ho.is1y
Fashionable bonnet and belt IbhCus
FLAG, hsudsuna aud cotton hdfs
OCves and combs al every description
Linen and cotton iickiugs
FURNITURE sbd apron checks
Linseys and Jerseys suitable for servants clothing
Brown and biescHed domestic, didpef,,le
Carpeting, bearth-fuss, umbrellas, sc. Ge.
Which, with variety OF Obe articles be de.iIeus 10 sci,
low tor cesh.
Nov sat-
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.;I-YPSRaL'S ME

NURSUANT 10 adetI.e OF the sup ehsnt.ty
S r ,he Williamsburg pi:tiic', pronounced 1911
day ~ July, 1929 ths,en Dope ndins, hswsen
tnund Richardson plan,i AMI EiE, teih Orup, t;eoIse
CruIp, and Psluk, Sally, Martins, Nathaniel Sus,n and
Danars Crump, nfsnis, by Oh L. Wins ed, thi.
court Their dian, def~adsn shall proceed 10
sell the Tract of LcaI ds.eIhed in the saJ decree.
The courthouse door of Sewkent county the Ih day ID
ne, that being day, for ready fo
the purpose OF satisfying tie DEBIT aud ndins
tie exteGiI,n vi the
Gil. l. wINaFIELD D, m. :. .e.u.d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-04

My T4YEKN-hOusE, L0T aud o;aer i.npfov. IN, aii,
"a adjoining the Public Square, aud within 60 so yards
OF me courthouse undergoing thorough repair, with such
sdHEs rs, IS 10 make the
convenient Establishments Of the kind in the country
eoDreted, the belief that il will ready for
Tenant III all the month ut Nov. next.
years.
Geu,lemen Of experience .ieh business. would do WE'LL
and ere .etiuly invited the .i,paton as il,
quite certain better stand he easily obtained
behevios to be unnecessary thing further 6fthe
houses than that they unusually combining
desirable CONVENIENCE. To 1st try Will be
al a low psies SaML WILLIAMS,
- -e-s Haiijar cssrtheuie II
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NOI'ICE.

sHHE Executive ~i proposals. conformity With
~ The provisions Of the 81 .eetun Of the
the Armory, hereto annexed Sand be il further
that the Executive he authorised ascertain
what term. the Arn,0yy Buildings Land attached Atrt,o
eaa be sold exchanged leased for of years.
runests TO the neat General Assembly the result tLe
enquiry by ORDER Of the Executive.
WM. II. RICHARDSON, c. c.
Exc u.ive Department,
18th March, Is2a.
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NOlpLin ~ Gfean YnpErn Ior .Snic.

UODling- Gfetp IupCTnJOr S0lc.
consequence Of the delsste health u of he pfopri-
erfs fine Abnye ptorsiy, bsy have dteTfpned, ny
mu'ns' tonssr 10 dojve thel pafiuefbg and cgci iof
see "a The highest bidder public suction Monday The s
sy Of Deeemhtf neat, bsins Caroline Co" dsy Tbs value
~ lbs property Is so gepefsy kno7n that lbs f9b,onheT
'hmk umncoesgsry say aDy thug than ths, the To
~ sinoe cane uto Their posssssop has beer ft7afsJ
and painted sod ENLARGED BY The addition Of several
new Yof'icn balcony Stable eoasiuiUz "a stal Las
".ea rrsttd sSd The saIds and ysfd pG gndei COED
eoso e. Syms otn.h0u,cs siso at built Ibe oct oihnd
splehe5 20 ihe Tavern viii $50 De sold eontsas 30
Sfd'. perfect title will - weds 60 tie pure astr
Iefms Fou tboyssn6 dost, esh sd tl' balance ~
20 pu ehs' s0rey site -' r. oit BE- sefvftd ~
deed ofue1 upoi.il. 81.
NORBoRNE Z SUTTON,
TICS II BURKE
Dwelling o!efp % Ntr.y. 1-ds
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Ite aibscyibgT 0fT,rs for S,rIr-

TIE subscriber oUtrs fvr Haic,
TStfE valuable plantation. which h. resses oailtd The
l. Mtsd0w Diaxts This ..sis sinal.d the count,
issuove on Cbe-.honIny Swamp, mica om the y.
!ttcnoud, and contains 47S ab6 acres wnc
there axe between 100 and $50 w grounds cleared
ht ists Improvements on The swauP hav rn,Hely drain
The Hat lands The high land, well improved The bull
'ngs are extensive eonmSdious and in good order. Til.
chiTd, large containing between and 400
ceen fiu. The health of the .ube,iher, family uce n,s
fe.iuenee On this estate allows him that
csn be noie es5e that respect. No property has bte
offered Tor sal. this section Of country for many years.
possessing IS Ulusous sdsantlge hr soil well esie1s,o
for the production OF corn eottuu vats and
sn'a portion for wheat. A, veg table -uiI
The snhssrbe would prefer making private s,e winch
no. effected by tie 18th December, lie w,l then catr
publicly.
AT tie ;3re he will sell 20 likely Ncsroe. br
crop OF OF about 500 bafr!s $50
500 o which are hoBny corn, folder, shurk 1e.
bstss, nu!ss and oot.; together his furniture
plantation ttnsiis lc. The terms OF sale the an
personal esaie, will be made know. proper time.
JOSHUA STORRS
Oct ~ sc q,
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NOTICE

INTENDING be so,snt from The STAT. several mont,
on tsp 70 tbs South, bsse ap 81 T. Dftsinss
Wm Oholson oy si'ofn,e, 10 fact, 60 To- dnfnr that
tune. hI,ITgCy.S POWELL
Arrii m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-04
pqlnd5le Real Esiaie 5oT : sale.

pqiudbie Real Esiaie f0T sale.
" virtue OF deed Of uusi, bearing date tue 8h Hoye
ID 1872, aud duly recorded IN the Clerks Oice " The Cou
ty court % Ambet the sh Day VI January 1873 Whereby
James Psndeton Of sid c0Gay, conveyed 10 the under
tlGed 10 u for the purposes therein mentioned, One
in Tract parcel Of j oouiiinng $50 he the
more less yug aud heps 10 the county II Anbtrs,
DU9ioe Rver both SIDES of tn, fosd ftom New GlasEos
60 Lyoe5ug and adjoining ID lands Of DAVID 8 Gsispd
beihs the sane lands which Thomas Addse purchased Il
! Ohn css" and John Wsess 'ad ~,leS eClyeyej
~ the said Aijrdge AMI C8sae his wife ~ the said Jas
= fewle.cn, BY deed beIios date the 2gh hpr 1915
Tue fnhsctiheTs OF them, Shall Monday
81 January neat befvre the trout door The Esse Hpte 10
The City Of Riehm md, proceed sell the soresd tat Of
10 the hgbest bidder, Tor ready MONEY! N pDhlic ac
on, for The purposes fhe ss The on
,hi, sud two story hries dwelling hruss, si two
cons novj hck otise wih other Necessary hous
cs ice house and framed Ovsreeis house, hap &c
equal 70 soy the upper eouniry c ppf1ve
issn sood condition; the glsnstIoD upds good system
~ culture aud adapted the growh ct hfs Obscco
aud wheat the sul,ou hsslhy soj the urishbor
deiirable. rhs liul situa,sd shout mile from New.
Ga,gowib the County town about mles fron' The
u the county soJ about 20 miiss ift Jynehbms
2. N. NICHOLAS Trus-
VIZ. NEKERVIS, s tees.
NJ The quest Of ias Ttusteetr Ahe.e sale Will
asuee Of u O'Clock, saI viii be conducted hg
TnOS. TAYLOR.
Nsv.f I. I'D
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Oct. IA,
UNION HOTEL.

TO Members Of the Legislature.
RS. MARIA BoHANNAN taxes thn mebod Of inform
~ her friends i, pnbIe, sud tie Members of tb
Legislature parleusf hsI The Univu Hotel will he kert
Ender her 'he has engaged Bsthcp
tf 10 supefuie nd her bar bedrooms, snd thles
itfs Tor her stables, and for herself that
mr. eEfe'e shall et wanting ic'cDdsr acceptable At. o
iher etTon., aud IA worthy VI pBbet pat
Icr5ge any similar 's,ahiishu,frt IN tc u. Stats
Having bted up her bedrooms snd psr'us the first
onesnes Sud crgsnce sbe ed TO accommodate with
without families, 6y sixy members Of III LeE,ats
with hoard upon terms reasonable ad accommodating,
eny similar es.atlishmtnt IN the city.
Nov. 10. S7-u
AaRs. ALICE g. WILLIAMS, can accommodate;
~ with board, or 10 Gentlemen ard Ladies
during the session Of the next Legislature.
Nov -. 56-U
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HaPcf Ii,ginis reduced f'om iis Nine Shesi Ny ~
.e STATE according 70 ~ p,"vS.ssi ~ an oet ~ G."er
maybe o6ainsd application as stogs Pslee SC PEI copy
toyiss # both Maps IN coHTeni,nt portable form 81
obf0aea ~ pre/erIsd IJec ~, 1927
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IYHEAY

WHEAT. -
MNAE c tsy Crops Of good UhsGt. and fofe fheni
NJ Ms is..di,gs Jan.s, Rvsrbeio.e naltst raies
.I.iv L ROC A. fHRRISON.
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Uhite Hal Gdn,n,Gr School.

" ftte fdutt GUHihlt.F SchOOs.
rEylIfS School r,i he opened again 10Th Of Nov
Il al the subsr,bsrs 'eience IN TIE county II ederck
where few boys will bereceivej than
eusayedi al the OF hundred sBj twenty dollars per
for bna tuon b-ddng, &c. payable annually
in advanep The of study this school such L
Usually preparatory TO entrance ant, the Unvey Va.
any the Colleges, The
her will be uarly directed the
=! improvement of the youth, entrusted to
JNO. w. PAGE.
Nov y. T.
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BY RICHIE s COOK.

Gr Tbs ENQUlkERis published twice week ally
epi ti sefk Tie vi the Stat, LtSt:ia
tao nsrs,ofor>, Five Dollars pc, anrna,
Notes CT cns.tefei hsnks
eny) vii be rscsGse TIE Editors xuxran-
tss safety of rsnt;is ths> by aaiht po,ia,x
tsrs beng paid, by tha ~t,t-s.
No paper ,si1 bs dc n;inget (hrt 81 ths tiierssu
tes Edaots) until Ill acresrsses hay. b-.nrsid
II Whoever viii 'kt psy-:sut of INNS 40 ar,
kali have the teptl. GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
- Doe square, OF LESS-Fui tip,sre JIS
sxninusnee, 80 crnts
No sav-rs- snt in.e.tec until IL has either
Tor. ,s.,nnrd BY thu,
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Charles Binns Clerk OF the Supc- "'
rior Court Of Eoudoun s. his sure

SHe,W Of hampshirc at The iirnc that writ was is
sued 10 expose to sale those goods which he had
therefore the visit by it's terms REQUIRED him to
sell nothing II would seem then 'bst tho clerk ia
ISSUING The writ sbo1ld vasy The form 10 suit the
case When writis issuefrnaer tie 5Ist section
u the form prescribed BY the 23i section he used
Il should be used muttfis DsuiaRdis. In the ri
edition Of RoJiHsons Forms, page 2gl, will be
found the form ola writ issued under the 5Ists sec
ton and adapted 70 he particular case.
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Il 1eocher Hunted,

Il Teacher Wanted.
XftHE Trustees Of the Washington Henry aeaie,ny
"A desrous to Teacher IN that Seminary the
year 1922 IL u btevet that with the scholar winch til.
neisAbouhooi wound furnish, AMI ths DvAae who i.,sht
be expected an situation healthy
good sehssl he p,de up. rsis AsaIemy situated IN
sho county ef mover within nine mile, of the ey Of;
lschniord G,o Board he had h. hood
Goaerasc Price The buildings have reesntly undergone
repairs aud suited FOR Te,ehtr with ,Bsii family. In
sddon to the tuition fees, the Teacher liberty cu
tvate the isnds"r TO the te,s Of such parts
ALLOTTED ~ hIu. applications a" the subscriber will be
attended to. - REUBEN MEREDITH,
Pres,H jf the uoa;i vi r,usiee..
Nov. 81. a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-04

Nose " ne Compiler. The writ of re,,d,-
iior' e-Praqs commanded The Person ,cso r.as
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CO .alM UMIoArIoM.
FOR THE EsvQLlRL

GENERAL COURT. - .ls,a
Cases Ssti1e3 pr the General Court Of Ftrsinia
az .Norenioer Term, 1925
Bichard poniex,ar p.,,,,, g.. WI. = n.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-02

Senex fears that my writings may De re-
vived and do injury hereafter. Let HIM be
consoied. cannot .fatter either him or
myself that our writings will very long sur
vive the day of their publication. am very
sensible that might have made my contrast
much stronger and more impressive but it
would require greater talent and better ma
bits of using it than possess, to speak OF
the contrast between paganism and christi
anity as it should be spoken OF. The SUD-
iect involves considerations very far beyond
the limits of newspaper essay. Let 1t be
my consolation, that though my view OF II
must have been very slight, ! have said
nothing trust untrue in itself or unworthy
of one who is blest with hopes which were
denied to the greatest and best of the hea-
then world; faith which offers to the
weary and heavy laden rest from their la
bours and pardon for their sins; opening to
the christians eye beyond the darkness OF
the grave bright scene of perfect and en-
during happiness. u
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University Bookstore.

"ILLIAKD g. BROWN, Cambridge,
u IL keep constantly on hand a general assortment
Of
SCHOOL AND CLASSICAL BOOKS,
which they will sell as low as books of the
same quality can be purchased in Boston
market
Also-Folio Post, Letter, Foolscap, and
Pot PAPER;
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States, sc. &c.
H. g. B. are agents for the following pc
riodical works, for which they respectfully
solicit subscriptions -
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annum American Quarterly Review, dol
lars; Journal of Education, dollars; Chris
tian Examiner, 3 dollars; Unitarian Advo-
cate, monthly, 2 dollars Christian Regis
ter, weekly, 3 dollars; Christian Spectator,
8 dollars Episcopal Waterman, 2 dollars /;
Medico-C hirurgical Review, 5 dollars A
merican Journal of Medical Sciences, dol
lars ]; Edinburgh Review, dollars Quar-
terly Review, dollars Westminster Re-
view, 6 dollars Retrospective Review, 6
and half dollars.
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THE NEW
AMERICAN GARDEN Err.

A WORK with this title, compiled by
IA the Editor of the New-England Farmer, with
the assistance Of number Of scentfck and Practi.
cal Horticulturists in the vicinity OF Boston ana
New-York is just published by J. B. RUSSELL, PIo-
prietor of the New-England Farmer. The articles
are arranged alphabetically and comprise the most
useful VEGETABLEs and FRu1Ts which can be con-
veniently and economically cultivated in the climate
Of New.England and the Middle States; as well as
Treatise on FLOWERS, and on LAEDscAPE or
PICTURESQUE GARDENS, on the general manage
ment of the SILK Worm, and the manufacture OF
SILK, and Treatise on the culture OF GRAPE
VINES and the STRAWBERRY. The article on
Fruit Trees contains an enumeration and descrip-
ton Of all the Apples, Pears, Peaches, Cherries,
Plums, Ncctarines, Aprcots, &c. &c, that can be
raised the most advantage, and their relative Tor
wardness in bearing, which will be found to De Oh
incalculable benefit to gentlemen in laying out or
chards Each of the above articles is furnished by
gentlemen practically acquainted with the subjects
on which they have written.
The following is the General Index Of the book,
which is superadded to Calendarical Index, giving
directions for performing the work OF all the months
in fba war as thpv fnllny in cesSOn,
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Then turning round his head again;
He saw before his eyes,
A great judge and little judge
Two judges ola size!
The great judge took his Judgment cap,
And put it on his head,
And sentenced Tim by law to hang
Till he was three times dead.
So he was tried, and he was hung,
(Fit punishment for such)
On Horsham-drop, and none can say
1t was drop too much.
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MEssRs. EDIroRs-By inserting the fol-
lowing extract from late and highly APP
proved English work, you will oblige
A SUBSCRIBER.
"There are some points to be observed
respecting our acquaintance which should
be always adhered to- Thus it is evident
that those whose characters and conduct
stand impeached of any thing dishonourable
should never be admitted into good society ;
this should be a rule with every one, of
which neither interest, policy, nor even the
pleadings of pity, should induce the neglect.
AS general security and good order require
the transgressors of the law of the land
should pay its penalties; so the purity and
comfort of society depend on the Punishment
of those who have proved themselves un-
worthy of its sanctions. 1t is true, the OBJ
servance of this rule sometimes banishes from
our circles talents equally instructive and
amusing but wit and talents, unaccompain-
ed by moral worth, allure to danger. If the
yong view the vicious with appreciation, and
still more, if they see their seniors thus APP
proving them, half the barrier in their minds
between right and wrong is broken down,
by which inlet more serious attacks may be
made on innocence and virtuous principles.
It is true, this rule of exclusion may some-
times check the desire to quit the path OF
vice and dishonour, and throw within the
shade of melancholy those, who, but for one
unfortunate step, might have ranked with
the innocent and happy. But still we must
bear in mind that repentance is not genuine
unless it have higher aim than merely to
be restorea to slse werlaie apPresetie4,. The
world has no power to heal the wounds OF
the mind, therefore its acts of grace in re-
storing the fallen to his place in society,
would be useless as well as pernicious. He
who has fallen by his own misdemeanors
must be a warning to others, and pay. by
exclusion from unspotted society, the penal
ty of his transgression. Mrs. Parke's Do
mestick Duties.
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NEW BOOKS.
Juvenile Books.

EHILD'S BOTANY;
~ Peter Parley's Tales about America;
Peter Parley's Tales about Europe;
Anecdotes of Animals
A Visit to the Seaside
Evening in Boston, first and second series
just received at the
LANCASTER BOOK STORE,
Where may be found great variety of
JUVENILE AND TOw BOOKS.
Aug. 20 3w.
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A LITTLE MAN, A LITTLE POEM.

A LITTLE MAN, A LITTLE POEM.
BY A LITTLE POET.
lam very little man,
And l have little wife,
A little boy, and little girl,
The blessings Of my life.
In very little cot we live,
With very little state;
But little though my household be,
My happiness is great.
m little older than my wife,
Who Is little more than twenty;
And though but little wealth we have,
Content makes little plenty.
Upon the bounteous Lord of all,
Our daily thanks express;
How peacefully we pass our lives,
In happy littleness.
Let others envy sceptered kings,
i covet not their lot;
More real pleasures Ienjoy,
In my own little cot.