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THE Old STAND


infRowN's Indian Queen Hotel Washington CT;
ety. On Pennsylvania Avenue, about the Cen
ire between the Capital and Presidents House.
his spacious and extensive establishment has
lately been put III complete repair for the rcccp-
ton of his old friends and the Public and if nat
me largest M the United States ii is 7,enTly 80
IL Is nearly eight years since the subscriber has
kept the Indian Queen, and from the ENCOURAGE
ment me has received, he believes he has rendered
general satisfaction, and returns his friends his
grateful thanks.
IS the House has lately gone through MANY al
teratios, with large additions, the proprietor has
me pleasure to assure the public that it is now in
MS power to render greater satisfaction than here
toiore. There are several private pariors and
drawing rooms, with chambers attached thereto.
with private entrances, which renders it much
more agreeable for families than formerly
he General Stage Office attached TO tie Esta-
blishinent remains in the same place il has been
ever since the first running of the stages to 6 from
this City, where passengers can be taken to any
part oil the Union, and Stages TO convey passengers
10 and from the steam boats, gratis Extensive
Stabling attached TO the Establishment, where
horses will be kept by the day OF at Livery as rea
sonable as at any stable IN the CITY
rs the house Is not quite 80 extensive and Of
course the eXpencc not necessarily so great, tie
proprietor, TO encourage business has determined
70 reduce his charges to ONE DOLLAR per day
OF his Public Table, and no Ertros- Lodging tor
a single night 20 cenis.-The charges for families
viii bear proportionablc deduction
The Subscriber has understood that IL is circu-
lated at distance, that he is.sold out and that his
House is shut up. lie requests his friends and Tie
public not TO believe any such reports unless they
see his advertisement 20 that effect
JESSE BROWN.
Washington City, Oct 3. ls-Gt
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BOARDING IIoUsT..

EFAg re'uned the Hon5e recently neieJ hv ass
r-A HaiHei Sone',st the Intersection AID sO str..
an prepared 10 accommodate h,sfdef. by the da, &C.. o.
yssr,"n the Usual terms The Ionse has been put mo
complete 'paant every attention vii be paid TO TIE 1ot
Of those VAC 'ssy isvor We 18th their custom.
49, Lucy HiGtNBoTHAM
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BALgyMoRE All E,REOfERICESEIIRc
TIE STEAM BOAT pATUNENT

CAPTAIN GEORGE WEEms;
ILL leave Balinofe Wednesday not n,nz mex lin
'ead of Tuesday, O'Clock, and al die zane hour
very succeeding ednesdayi aud touching Al Herring
pay VII proceed TO aud up the 10 Frre-
okoufg, where she will Thursday Evening H..
uihus tho PsuKcnt vii leave ksburs Oh
morning next (rnsead f friday O'clock aud al The
every succeeding Saturday, sud will baltimore
ouony Evening 1.-The PauxeDt will going aud fetuI urn
and Pot Royal to iaad and
E rregh she will lso stop Csfftr Creek and
% ufbana, to land and M Ps.ssnger. IN her Nv Iat
unnon 10 tue elegant accommodations. passenger the
""Ae" constructed 10 cary the bulk Of 1900 nsrrei.
re'sh' which can be taken aud delivered very weeL %
accomplishing terms For Freight or Passage apply t.,
Capt Weems. on bosrd, nt 20 ~'r' "
James Corner s. Son, gents at Baltimore, or TO
samuel Philips, Agent at FreGericksburg
- hSs.4se al The risk - the owners.
BALTIMORE, Oct. l. 1923.
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Extract Of a isller 70 G,o Editor, dated

80 y a W. 'ti -eHlOcT -
1ou nave already heard Of the regimeual vote
in Washington parish. have been told there was
some notice oft in the Louisiana Advertiser though
you enormously stated it 10 have been az this place
IL was complete tout The few administration
mon vito were treseh. tell nc fhe vote was fifteen
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TRACT OF LAMD
Yafuobe p,oD,rI,, 5o,. Ne

paiuate P,opsrtytor Sale.
0l the 1T day - Nov. shall u,r for .ae 10 Tia.
highest bidder at euble auction, % SLAVES; aud on
premises. ths' valuable Tact Of Land (which Col Wm
Soan present resde called known by the us,,e
OF JUMPER HILLS, lying upper eud uf Iune
county about i've miles from the courthouse on the wa,c, III
N,h aeheti'o RIVER and the sad Hills supposed to contain
Toe pIopery conveyed Trustee 10 IN.
payment ct debt due Humber.on Skipwth by deed duv
recorded IN toe clerks Cce of Lune aud which will h.
exhibited on The day OF sale. Thesud cSnserr OF good
prhsp The best quality Of aud county, and has
many .d.an.se. 10 recommend a. Particularly veiy eexsr
D"r House. aud every other neerssary building AMI
MIXTURE. The slaves generally likely very des,rshi.
snd as 50 much property of the Kind now in The srLs,
dorS,ies, be obtsinci. 49, s "'
he sale VIII he positive sud without The Term.
speehsh ~ the Desdsre eas hut the have
that the snd may be sold dit Of j. q year.
% oha sad approved personal security, with peed OF
trust gu the Lsnd will ne required Of rureha.e 10
"e pufehse money Possession Christmas ne 1T with the
privilege OF seeding wheat aftet IN, .sIs
ihe Negroes will he old for Acting merely a, Tru.
ei VIII make no title warranty except 80 far a, u,s
mold title under the sbove Decd have no doub, bu, H.
"ut n.tuisble Col. Cowan will shev the ,ronertv 20
persons wishing 10 view There GOOD wheat p,ar2ihe
Aug. 90 So va. Ian,
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JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.
ofr virtue OF Deed OF Trust executed the
~ by Wn Moon, bearing the 9Th dsv at March
ana duly ,ee3ded IN the county of sre for The
purpoe OF securing certain of money 10 james Woods
therein menenedwe shall proceed sell the highest
bidder o resdy mvneye the front Mr. Noe, T.yeru
IA me Town seosie on Thursday the etn day Nuy
TRACT OF LAND
Lying on James Rver just above two of scosvi,;,
Containing t55 (of which i43 Ia ACES are Jsxs
Mss hSi9m) being the Tract Of Land purchased BY WIZ
oon oi John Scott This valuable
ae' Re Estate, aud well worthy Of the Of ,h,s
disposed 10 rureha,e such property.
Ao, oi OF parcel of round sns half Of an
acre the Town Scottvle aud 90 which stands
tobacco shelter I00lt. a lensth
A ns ,Iosus ess' to Wit Ben, Bob Jim, Jacob Kin
hey, amy he younser R Iafr Mary, 80 many
th.teoi as sis be produe ed On the day Of .ae
Aiso the whole stcek OF the said Noon 10
mead OF hoies5s cattle, 90 sheep, the eJop
secured AMI growing the land Wu,. Moon: "a.
geer with all the ,chcn and psutas
ton utensils of said Mcon ou thereof as i, dsliys
cred 10 II, ON The day Of sale. :, $3.50.
,,.ss '9a esnyey such title only, i've'ed by the
G. III. Cooke.
Geo. mr. Payne.
-, Trustees.
49,, !
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Parish Of St. Mary. Ang1st 2 511 IS E1'

AN intelligent Adams-inan who has Just return
ed from the west, says Mr.. Adams will not get
more man eight votes III this state, and lac is sorry
TO add that all h0pes of Mr. Adan,ss re-eIeetion ars
destroyed! We believe that three fourths of the
party IN This city are Of the same opinion, but have
not sufficient candour 70 admit it,
TN~ u (,,,,--
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Medicines and .SarSicN INSTRUMENTS.
N Avy CoA1MfssIoNER's OFFICE.
27ib Nent 1893 Z

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received AZ This
once untii the ist of November next for sup
plying all the Medicines and Surgical Instruments
required by the Commandments, respectively of the
Navy Yards at Portsmouth, n. H., Boston, New
York, Philadelphia Baltimore Naval Station, Wash
ington, Norfolk, Virginia, and Pensacola West
FLORIDA, Tor the use of the Navy during TIA. year
io5s; Every article must be of the best quality,
sound boxes barrels, kegs, bottles or other suitable
packages, without any additional charge 10 the :.
states, and must be subject such inspe c,ion as
livery.
Printed forms will be furnished to applicants b.
the Agents near the respective Navy Yards, and
they are requested to afix price TO every article
of their offers. Ten per cent will be deducted
from the amount OF each payment, in addition 10
the bonds, and payments will be made at the places
O deiire'y unless otherwise directed by the
Commissioners.
Oct 3. 20 81
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NALkER fIAWE6
A-l.nrNr.,

ATTORNEY az Law:
NSNlL pfaeie ~ Tie Superior aud fnfero, ,uft. of
B,ng 4 Qareu. 80 ' ="
1gAid,ci' 8 y'.us. Ein- wsr osvt'g
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Z UIt1aI l5N0e Ihreda.
SAMUEL ASHMEAD, {. &C.
no. 81, WALNUT STREET
PHILADELPEf1.
NSEAVE received Per late arrival. from L,yetuooI an r
'ensive as'ortm.ntof TnIey, latham, aud walker,
e .hos Thread which they will ,e wholesale, at the
40. 10, csiiow, 55e,s
Nc 3, brown, 81 a Sc do
. 10. g. half bIeached "a. &c.
Also Collins, Ai!arou and Taus's Avis with General
assortment II Shoe Finding.
DShoem3kei'' Tools oil every description tnanuactut.
sad sold wholesale and fstsl, above
~ 43-f0t5,
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Trust Sale of NEGRoEs.

Trust Sale OF NEGRoEs.
h2Y virtue of Deed of Trust executed 10 me
by Francis o. Markham, shall proceed to
sell to the highest bidder for cash, at Amelia court
mouse on the 18th Thursday this month the fol-
lowing property,to wit Stephen, William, Lydia,
ana her nlant Robert, and Sam; Also a full set of
backsnith's Tools, to satisfy certain purposes con
tanned in said deed. ELIJAH GRESHAM,
or Trustee.
w. .. 4i-tds
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Oct. 8
CaiUersiiy Of Pennsylvania.
Nj L DI CAL DEPA MENg

C",UtISIty q 4 eTlIiSyIcdIlaO.
nj L ID c A l. DEPA MENY'
s'hE Lectures will commence usual ON the FRS, ,n5,
D, IN Nov aud be Continued till Warcb
he arrangement Of the b. an he, /. a. follows:
Anstoriy p. 5. Phissick K, NJ u. w T. Horae. II. D.
ntateria Medica -Sno Redman Cox NJ. D.
Iraeuee OF Medicine -ksth. Chapman, III D.
midwifery Tho. Z. Iam=s M. u. w. i. DesessM D.
Chemistry Rob. Hare III d.
Surgery WIN. Gibson, n. u.
Institute OF hedic'ne Sam. Jackson. NJ. ID.
ois Lectures on the Practice of Medicine on Surgery
oe deveted on Wednesday, aud Saturdays. by Doet
'hsPman Gibson, al the Aims House.
w. K HORNER Dear,
49,. 2G5, Chesaui ST.
nosu- !. = uoihNov- Ph,ladepLis
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$40 GE3FfRD.

2&V AZ ~ -1f[J>-
II WILL give ten dplss deiE.rv of mo man Zee,
NAto my vsfseer Hanover curthcusc He tail SlcL
nan ON % 10 SO wears of age. The year he wa, Dir
a. the peep nun Cot Prs. and we'll kaown "a h. neigh
hood aud about Finneys Pits. lie seneray vorE
. the ofem,n 90 the Bank. His wife lives at MI JOHN
ShepPard., near the Deep Rua Turnp,te,
August s - y" q,
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HOIICE.

a LIZ PERSONS having any iemend, sga,n.t the estate
a OF hisr n kobuson, late OF tue city ut R,ehmoud,
auhe u,icsed; and these .sd estate, 20 make ,u
mediate raynen,to EpWD w. ROorEs, Adui'r.
Ort. S.-t,
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Ane. =.
NAVY TIMBER

y
9th Sept lS2S {
WE COuniis,iouery of the NAVY civ. .e.l.J
bei viz: - - ''O"%.'S A'"-
At Sosfoa-F n a set of n,.,. ard S. ,.,,.;. g.
main, ui,zsn blasts snd Bo,s.or,,. 80 ~
lack ys,.i, for. r,,n All 49, r. an, Gnu e''s
a. one a. aud .ioop. of wa, ~" ' '''li' of
a. Ys:r Yore--TLe .,n,. fo, o.. >, a.. =.
oi war aud on. ,s, of .., L.s a'e', tloops
for one schooner s 'P''' - maui ''oih
At No-taik--The sam. for ,,. =. ,. ,.;,.
10, ".h,n., " - "s'o' HS'aa"S poSspW = Hsid bUou
The Mat and Soar timber tb. ,,,,.,.,on. =, a.,
pieces Of shieh viii ne A., n..o,,. -.
hid uu appItcsi,on e., IN. l,a, " I'ste
ard, te.,.ct,vely ru.t n. , 10, t "a. tsssy
srliu he art Southern yellow niu. ire. 80 80. rs 80, nus
wiid hike snd all Sihs, defect 's' Ne'
WHITE OAKS G, VIZ oyy D,>rt, ,rY.,pr-,
y, S, '-HU" fiNE iiMbEh
10000 cub,e ieet - the bet Ton. 1. al yelIuv MIN.
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" NUIICL.
NtEnDlNti 10 he absent ,he State .eyr.,I month,
on trip to the South have appointed VIM L. Brosdn,
tune. aDDrcosr I,o,sy s'"'
A'r'iiS 49," EHS'
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ORLEANS CIIIEFTAIN-Iunc -Tamworth.
saus 81 School Exhibition Jefferson County Aug 1923

Free M, y thou great Redeemcr,
Wave thy banner DER seas;
Save us from each dire mmotion,
Sway thy stepue, storms sppesis.
Orleans chisftan Orleans cheTtsin
!dsle ham great when times more.
Strike our heart, with FIRE vf freedom,
Calm our foes Wheeler they be;
Stay us not like hosts of Israel,
make us worship, honor thee.
Orleans ehieitsn Orleans chieftaiu
Make him gre az when times y mere.
Save Us, Lord from disuuion,
Let our Eagle never dee;
" Id with sweet communion,
fdiid, breathe no liberty.
Oriean. ehieEsin OrIean, ohi.ftain
Make him great VIII en- times o raore.
Make our State another Eden,
Drive from h-acc all euuity;
Meet ia hesrt, meet ia union,
Hail the day that made US .rea
Orleans cheftain Orleans ch;efain!
Mske him great when times no r,afe.
.iake our T.oup another David,
phili,tiDe Adam: 10 overcome;
Webster, Clay, wilt th ou reclaim, Lufd,
Let Thy holy will be done.
Orlpan, chieftain! Orleans chiehsin
Make him great when times DO uure.
Firm minds aud undi,sever'd,
When the Fourth of March shall come;
From oppression then DELIVERED,
Let tiny holy will be done.
0Il.sns chieftain Orleans chieftsiu
Maze hini great when tune, no more. III.
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From, she OHIO Republican, Ledger
The Btoeh Lettered List.-INew Text.
John Quincy John my Joe, John,
Before you bid adieu,
To all your regal honcIs, John,
And Billiard Td5lc too
Let's tell the res,ons why, John,
The people ueat you so,
To take the chair from Braintree's Eei-,
John Adams q. my Joe.
John Q"incy John, my Joe, John
You mod your fathers creed,
Was that the rich should govern, John,
But that the poor should bleed;
Aud for TO silence all complaint
Enacted laws, you know
Sedition bill, were gagg,ng pill,
john Adam: q. my Joe.
John Quincy John, my Joe, John,
When IN the prime Of youth,
Sou left our United States,
To learn a, Prineely Court
Twas thought, among ia. British, john,
You'd make pretty show,
And gleau their tricks IN politics,
Iohn Adams Q. my joe.
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Nc, y
sAM'L WILLIAMS. cieyk

Black VdinH Hdii}ar County.
Inc parties intererted will please take notice.
ia, nc ,se 'ppohtea tsday the 9Th OF Deem
Der next, Tor the purpose of settling the account
current inthe cause, mentioned at my office where
they will please attend with their evidence.
THOS. EASLEY, Comm'r H. C.
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9th Sept. 1928.
WE Couni.,ouer, of the Navy val s.Ye ,es.d rro
posa' until so,h October fwnnh The following Tim
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Valuable .fOttos0Gy Land Tor Sale.
iEkf virtue Of Deed OF Trust ir, Isaac Olive, bs.,
40 Jae The 29h Of Dec 1927, record ~ The once of The
county court OF Notowsy, for the purpose securing bs
yD nj Of sum OF money due from the said I,sac CIivsr Ia
sme' cakie, will be offered for sale pubic auction A.
,ou Dav HcAI
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Oct. s.
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Ik0lNiA at Ru!e., holden ~ D c.T-r- s5d, ,Tgy.
uPef,o e'ur - ehanorty, the RcamOaa Diretbs
- John hcbefou Attorney General the Commonw of
' - plG.
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Tdhd6ls Real Estate far Sal.

IOF GHfI.
subscriber IN pursuance OF tu o
deeds %oftrusi, executed 10 him nv The
surviving partners Of the late firms Of Gall
Bullock. 4 Co. aud Cali L. Bullock. and
The executors Of VIM. Cali, deceased. (which
deeds bear date IN the 3Ist day of March.
1928 offers for snle, the following valuable
real property, To wit:
PIG l-9 acres of land, purchased by The
said Gait, Bullock T. Co. OF K. L. A. Brad.
lutte, situated In The county OF Bedf6rL. near
The town of New London.
13o "a acres of land, lying in CaDpheII
county, near Can Hers Mountain, and y The
vicinity ofthe town Of j. nohbnrg.
An undivided moiety OF the Black Wate,
Mills, and the lands thereto appur,enant. stu
ate in the immediate neighborl,ood of The
town of ~Lynchbnrg (The properly above
described, belongs 10 the concern of Gali.
Bullock & Coz
Also, the following real Estate, belonging
to the concern Of Cali L. Bullock, 10 wi,
The House aud Lot, with the appnriensn-
ces in the town Of Lynchburg, formerly oe.
cupied by the said concerns, as a store, and
now in the occupancy of Mckee & Meem.
Also, the House and Lot immediately in
the rear of The one last mentioned, and nov
occupied by Lankford g. Vedder.
The terms of sale will he liberal, aud made
known on application 10 the subscriber, who
will convey 10 the purchaser or purchaser.
such title AS is vested In him by the deeds oil
trust aforesaid. and no other.
CHISWELL DABNEY, Trustee.
Aug. H. ts3.
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CHEAP BOOKS.

ENHE subscriber has determined TO change
his business, aud will sell the most valna
BILE and Splendid stock Of Books. that was ever
offered in this OF any other market, at reduced
prices, for eash.-This stock consists OF fllsto.
rical. Theological, and Miscellaneous Pnblica.
tons. He has also, II splendid assortment OF
Law and Medical Books which he particularly
offers to professional gentlemen.-He most re-
specially invites country merchants, teachers,
and the citizens a; large, 10 call and examine
the quality and the prices of his Books with
which he 1atters himselfthey will be pleased.
ARRAN r NORTH.
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heart will make 40 opposition 10 WIN, !, ma, 4,
itself wrong. May ne not hope, TINT IN tine
state of fli ,gs. there are measures, iny,lvuy
nothing OF Patty. concerning eIly The inter,,tr
ot 'hr country, which n,uy invite gene,nl, r.sc,,
aud va Distinguish The members Of the p,cse,,
Cong frss, by fhr adoption Of iheni. ~ the be,e
factors oiiheir country To inns en-, since
there Is no longer ANY ionsi for I,n,ty conttoyrr-
sy le'"i political ie',ds be for The presen, com
promised aud may the only emulation be-, dnrin,
the remainder OF this Congress ri Ienst Who csnn
best serve the Interests of his country, and pro
mote the substantial happiness OF the hu,uan
family.
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Weekly Supplies of beautiful
n GOODS.

superb Gauge and Melpomeme Scarfs
Do do Arcadian Hdkfs.
Blk. and blk. watered Silks
Beautiful blk. Florence and Italian Silks
Superior assortment of worked Swiss Muslin
Ca,icoes OF every denomination, ard som
OF rare and entirely new patterns
Bobbinett Laces, al half their former prices
4 few fashionable watered l. bul Bingham.
Belt Ribbons, direct from Paris
Pongees for Ladies dresses
II great bargains form III inducement to
purchasers. We will assure them, every eifor
will be made to tina, effect.
MKEE, ROBINSON & 20.
lima O
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NJ For 81 per appas', pa, ahIs 2 adyance.-No sub
Len y,,ti be rsae,sed for a lessu 2 than six mouths
uip""eaa.sr will ba discontinued (But at the discretion
70 y rrdditors) until all arrearaess are paid.
~ 4dscrtiseusents will be inserted at so cents psi
- nr less the hrst time, and 81 IL cents for sseh
qua 4.hose from a Distance must be paid for
sDa.as.- 4. their Insertion, or the payment assumed by
pre- sesponsible person IN Lynehhurg.
~ chancery Orders notexceedins two squsresare in-
u,sed for six dollars.
~ anlettors addressed TO tho Editors must be posi
ar thew villa not he attended 10.
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HATTERs'

Consisting of Spanish Wool Bodies, Scotch and
Camel's hare, Russia Hare Skins, an extensive
supply of Band Buckles, Innings and Bands, steel
and brsss ioot,ed Cards, blue and yellow Skiv.
ers, a qaant't. OF Alcohol Gum Shellac, A.
qua Fartis, (snpe,ior) Quicksilver. Oil Of Vii
rail, Logwood, Fustic, &c. &c. All the a
bove ARTICLES he pledges himself to sell whole.
sale or rotail, upon the most reasonable terms.
Individuals wanting Hats, Hatiers and mer.
chants would End itiolheir interest 10 give him
u call. Feeling grateful TO his friends and thu
public for past favors, he hopes, by his CONT
nned exeriions TO accommodate them, still 10
receive a share of their patronage.
VIM. TARDY, Ag't.
Dec. I. u32
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POETRY.
From The Forget Ne MOI for 1920
REBECCAPAR1iNG WifHJACoB.

BY Mss En,LY TAYLOR.
Ny youngest horn my pride, my heart, thou musi, thou
must alvny
Thy brothers wrathful hand is raised, and here thou
carSt not stay.
Oh, have deeply s,nued for thee tho ,hns,isemer, ha
mine,
And l vii bear IL al, nv sou, thu blesS,ng shall be
tune.
VIVA, matter though my childless yonrs in griof and
pain pas out
Thou Will q safe from dangers hour, my own, NV dar.
ling son
Aud like Tho fountain sending forth a sweet and muir.
Thy pleasan, voice will come TO me, from some far dis
taHt ground,
60. hear thy mothers blessing bach to those from whom
My hlnsmen's hearts will ieup with Joy, to hear Rebee-
ra's name.
Say to them, Haran's shaded well, aud flock. that nenr !,
Come to me in my midnight dreams, as fresh as yes,er.
day.
Speed ON, and when thy n'mblc feet have brought the.
Aud when thu stand'st an cxiiod one, before my broth
er's face,
Tell BIN thou hears, thy mothers soul. and therefore
wilt hottvins.
Around The savage olive tree n strong and noble vino.
Ask If, of all my kinsnens house, no maiden bright
there be,
ofloty soul, with heart to seek, thy fathers God viii,
thee.
hod if there be, oh saw 10 her, " Rebecoa left her all,
Tbs father fthe faithful tpake, and she obeysd hi,
call"
The angel of the covenant protect thee precious child,
Defend thee from the covered snare, direct thee III the
Wild
oh ahnll weep in darkness of to think thy honssiess
head
Must pillow on tho stony ground, or seek the foxes
he'd.
But glory. breaking on the gloom, my grief, To Joy shall
turn
Proud mother off, favored race, ali where fore should'st
thou mourn.
Go tllsn, fulfil Jeliovah's work, the blessings for thee.
And joy and pride and thankfulncss, beloysdysob, for
- lfs.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-11
Sunddu School Books.

THfE subscriber has just received fromthe
- Sunday School Onion Society, of Phila-
delphis, a general assortment OF Sunday School
Books, which he is d determined to dispose OF a
very small advance. c. A. WI1HEkS.
Jan. 81 ts2O
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-11
TREES.

Trees should be planted as they stood before,
j. e. the SIDE winch formerly faced the south 10
he placed again in the same direction as n
guide the bark should be marked before The tree
Is moved.
When a young tree makes two or three shoots
from the root, aud the object is quantity oi
timber OF fire wood, all the shoots should be pre-.
served or encouraged, as each will attain nearly
the same size aS single trunked trees which
grow near them. But When therr are several
shoots from the same ROOF WI believe Tiny are
less apt to grow straight than where they stand
independent Of each other.
II is ali i~nfallibie sign OF hollo9ness, or want
Of souudnesS IN 4 tree, when there is IA swelling
vein. which evidently discovers itself above the
rest of the trunk, although invested with bark
and which often encii cirs Inc tree like ivy.
As woodpe6kers have not power 10 penetrate
a sound tree, II they attack II, rottenne9s has
commenced, and It is time to cut il for fuel. or
other purposes. The object of woodpeckcrs in
pecking II Iree ~ To extract the insects which
are prey,ug upon It. they are, therefore, FREUD
" to its growth although they have some
times beeu destroyed through a mistaken view
Of their SERVICES, by the persons VINO we're bene'
fitted by their ldbors.
See N. f.. Farmer, oot. Vii. u. 81,