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TOBGCCO PL4NPEHS.

PETITION will ne presented the Session Of the
~ Virginia egatute, praying that the Iusp,elu of all
Public WTehuuse shal be TequTed in impeding tobacco
break in four different pats Of eah hoghead, in order
deirt the many nppIons praciIsed pIizirs aud that
Wareh such frauds connIYeI ard
where inspectors feine 20 break Tobacco such places
desired TO do b the purchasers may be uppiessed
Sent u. S9-fl
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V.dLUHDLE .NEGROES ron SHE.
rTNHE Subscriber will cGer for sale, Potylatan Court
a house,on the third Thmsduy in December next being
1oygbataa county court dsy. 50 IS very valuable
AiGong them several female house
iy nsyi aHi al least r. or 10 boys gfb FROM to
VI age, who will he cold separately. The grown
are Vteditnt and faithful pant ct Them will be sold
ia and the rest at twelve months credit the pchastf
wig hobds, Co bear intttst from tho GATE, with
tipu4be security.
The sale will be conducted by E George NJ. Pollard for
Nov. 9. 53-n WM. -. GILES.
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PRfYATE SEAlL.N:ARY.

n IR. J. MOtDECAf furmerly Of Warren,tn North Car
ITI olns, proposes open estihlishment htahf
pleasant residence, miles North Cf Rehniond
of 10 young ladies' will he placed tue care
Of the females OF hisiamy enjoy the comforts Of home, End
be nstruced under his general enhance, Spelling,
Reading Writing, Arhmttick, Grammar, Parsng Rh.iok
Geography, and use Of the Globes Astronomy, Mythology
History The Scholastic teTm Of 30 months, will commence
the f Monday in Jan. The charge for Tuition In so
either of the Above branches board ng and lodging will
he 40 dolls for the term, payable annually advance.
Instruction IN FIench 10 dli Musiok ~ dOIis Embroidery
20 dolls., for The whole term
Books Stationary, II furnished, will form the only
charge Address 10 Richmobd Va.
Spring Farm, Brook Turnpike, Nov. ~. ST. 2awt Ogss
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FOK S4LE.

NTYtr,et Of land on hpPomNox River, in Cumheflsnd
lfI county Of AIS acres nearly half Of wheh river
improved by nanufins having beeu kept up principally fo
fjface0 lots for many past. Il has every
Tor croppng;an excellent gfsnsry wheat rn5ohue sccO
barns, Nc aud dwelling house Of rooms which, very
Iderate expense, nigh he reJdered
for family further description deemed eesssy,
presumed ths those desrous Of purohaug wi The
LAND and Judge Ter themselves II about so miles
Richmond and Petersburg, sud 10 the neghborhoOd ri several
% Inuiseturing niilis Terms will be accommodating.
JOHN MILLER.
Cumberland, Dcc.4 6O-ti5thJsp.
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TRUSTEE,S SIZE.

by virtue tf deed Of Tsu,, from the late John H. Bair
nfanf dste the li;h day Of March 1927, aud duly
being hereto required, provided b, the sad
ia Hanover, called woodferry on rhur5sy The ioh ay Of
Shnaiy s- ~ the next far day thereafter. crops
tobacco, conn., fojle made on the .aiJ Plantation 10
s,htt VITA such s;clsiof furniture, plantation ut.ns Sc
aaehed TO the said plantation be found in
n' Deeh o itgs Ga The dsy succeeding ale Wood
tN namely Friday the INA day of January, or the next
iI asy tht subscrhrr soinS rnrr the Deed
10 sen @ cash, It E'mng;nn the iae residence Of the sad
% ~ p' "a hlno,Sr the following siye to wc Il. my,
o' p.'e,: Epts'm Harry RvhnrI " ,on Lucy +
In, ngriti and her ehidten l'h katy, Hannah,
~ AM ue" me ease, It any, sIaoe The execution OF the
Dee' a'p two h"s.s, two uult eight cows aud
ne niy book. and ali the iant,tion u,.n,ii b,lons;n
10 the sald Pisniaiion list, schedule. of
nec. .. tc-W3~& 2awtd. Trustee.
y IL r,a'9n. s.'y "pea Esisie Kob
rrqueed 10 cell CA the subscriber for settlement A.
expected r reference ihe books will often he rtqur
en's Although 1t i, de.hablt that speedy elo.. .f
me adm'n.ion shcGd he made YET hal CIV. ea.ora,
nie ume 10 these who tail debt estate upon he,,
Ss o'ar i.t the payment thereof All those inhibited by
late se ysv are informed uat tie claim: assin, the
,n compelled to r'qu't them make rmediat. tsyncni
All persons falling To- call teaspnsbe time NAV txn,
TIA, legal steps wall be taken tine collection thereof All
persons having eiaEs hstn the eiste quested TO pre-
Hpfred OF The due, enshe nae L, make arrsSre
in.nis Tor their liquidation My office the City Hail.
where Ne Books aud papers will be kept where ,haii
generally attend from 10 to O'Clock.
W. ID. WREN, Scrgt of @. Il.
- aud Adm or uf Rlbt. E-il. dec.
- o 6t-if
H.dLU.iBLE PROPERIY FOR S9LE-~
lESAVING become too much disabled by breaking INV
N> arm aud leg To attend 10 large esiablighnlt ut
hel Tor .'i,. my properly III and about he Law
ienseyhe lh'nrsk oUuiIUust heng the Tavetn House
and ohee', and iF' o 500 Aees of The Tsyrrn
building: are very no'ou, having rooms txeu.
ave OF those for iamiy stables, houses aud every
hNiuTe Necessary for such . place
My interest 10 the Elegant building, on the sam. lot
known the Masonic Hail. TeoIs aud Sadder's Scps ON
me Lane there good Race Tract, well enclosed with a
annual Cluh of from 5 10 $500.
man OF industry and ent,r -isc who will keep a good
mousse may receive, annually, from - IS 600 doIisis
hsIe no property in this OF the country desira-
"Ie ana VIII be more certain to afford good profit
eAfai invested expect purchase without know.
ing more "i the rTopery than eau be
advertisement; therefore fol hear saw more.
Ii the purchaser ray Four Thousand Dollars down he
may have annual payments tbs residue viii s,o sci
al the furniture attached premises. ON 80 Ia 50
Bed aud two three good house crops OF Corn
f1dder, NC WM. DUNN.
l..MIt hctNlIe, jan j. 7I-i2i
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I<nVuJ slcEFOtS, ctOchi &c. JOT NUic.
ElEING about tvtn0ys my residence shs sale
ID on The pems, Mounsv the cis next to the
highest bidder, credit OF 2 yess the Plantation Oh
which reside, the county Of Amelia 10 miles from Rich
nond IS from, Petehue, and from Amelia eourthour-.
Thstfact bounded Ivy the Gento Road the North
by Flat creek Scu and 1000
Of land go Of we low grouud partly
There 200 bube'of wheat the laud good
der, aud work done 10 the years field There
- large aud comfortable dwelling house land butt
within the last years houses for domesc purpoes; good
stables barn with tbreshng machine attached (enfev
new large tobacco barns, all good repair. The tract
required be ady1ulsg eously divided into parts al
lotng 10 each division fair proportion Of wood ani, and
houses necessary for farming purposes.
AT the same tine aud place, sha sell 10 The hrhcst bid
der, for cash. 20negrCe al Of them born aud
plantation The stock Of all kinds, horses, cattle, h5g sheer,
household kitchen furniture, plantation utcnsc0n. fodder
shucks, straw then femsiuing the place will he SOIL
Terms for the land bonds with approved security and
deed q trust onthe properly For the ersons property and
credit c ~ months heating interest from the dste, not
Puneusy paid, al sums $40 under that sum cash
will he required. W. !. BARKSDALE.
Haw-Brsnch, Amelia, NV G, 1927.
N D. The sale of the Negryes and the perron rrnperfv
viii eeftinybe made On he dsy sPponteo whether c s6d
- soid or no. W. J. Is.
Nov.9.s d3-tdsS5s
The Editors Of the National Inlellirsneer vii publish he
above adeeuent weekly I'll day OF sale and forward their
aeeeun 90 rf5ee.
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'INHE Directors of the Brooke Turnpike Company
declared dividend of per cent for the months
which will be paid TO the Stakeholder. after roth
JAM at the Compiling House of Mr. j. H. Eu.tace,
now occupied by Mr. Crane. ]. H. EuSTACE, Spc'ry.
N. B. An adjourned meeting of the StockeoIdts viii be
held at the Bell PSvern Friday ~ O'clock 4t
TOR the purpose of electing PuncuaI
ah,oiuteiy necessary j. Ii. f., Secry.
Jan. l. 7i-tf
SndE Co-rsrtnerhr OF EgSIeston Rowlet tins v
- Dissolved by mutual all persons having
against me SAID concern are requested TO the TO
VIM IL Ro"letf, for settlement; ahd those indebted the
eaneer, are also requested make psymen, same
WEI. L. EGGLESFoN
WM. ii. R0WLETr.
LIT January, 1928
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n TIEICIIER IE4.ATNn-

Il TEACHER Tt.9.bJ7ED.
I'VE wish Il employ sueie T. take charge Of a
W ntishoT huud school (uf - - cpars who wei
qualified " teach the English and Latin Language Recon-.
end'9nso qoaisaou', and sopi neral character will he
required.
Immedsie application made 10 either Of the Subscribers.
f4'dinF 10 Ameis county Jslefsye Post Office, viii be
promptly attended to. SETH w. JONES,
GRIEF TRULY.
IiLM%N. EtJETER.
Jan. .. 73-9sv2,g
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II most valuable Estate for SAFE.


TIME SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale Of the finest Estates
4 Lower Virginia 1t is the Estate called Cunberland
about two miles below New Kent courthouse the property
Col j. ID. Watkins emil containing by
100 acres, vf which 400 rate ievsl flat land
wen adapted ~ the growth Of wheat Gotten aud
cl1ver-75O wood land, heavily timber ed and 900 marsh,
including several houses and lots the village OF Cumbe
lsulD
This Estate situated the head Of fine bs!d invitation
ahornS water for vessels vi 500 tons aud presents
acive aud udeions farmer advantages than any estate
III the lower country
The fat land has been stated first rate well adapted
~ plaster clover, and has been much by their
Of the most valuable IN the lower country ii unusually high
aud heavily tmhsfed, chhy with ash; and expeImt
actually made THE sale OF the tiiEbeT aud wood,
oedc the expense oil clearing aud reclining, Inight he
fay ed from the sale OF the wn1d and timber, and when
Feeeimed would afford large perfectly level
ne xhaustble fertility
Upon the are two f.heries tIerrin. fishery &c M
little note, the annual profits OF which have generally
about 500 do!is and shad hh-ry immediately opposite
the herring fishery ght alsp be rendered
and hue anil acute immediately uron the sn al
tothe village Of Cumberland; the pruv,ents table
dwelling house OF rooms the customary ousss barns and
an zee house The dwelling house upon very elevated
srs Cn, commanding Of the fiat ianI marsh,
surrounding country, miles Fish aud wild
very variety are taken nlon the eta'e ia ;her proper
I seasons
The markets Richmond baltimore are alike eontisuou.
IL and produce shpped 10 both for the same (rerh
minute dtscritiGn IS dermee unnecessary as it /,
supposed that any desiring purchase will fist
prentice This property aud viii be until the the 2
day OF jan next 1891 offered at private sale. If sold
privately, II will he oHeI ID 10 the highest bidder. tuhc
auction, the premises, the day before mentioned
Jsn 1881 at the hour U ~ Jtlock, II. The
very moda'ing aud NAY be known by application
Of the Undersigned james Lyvus, Jr esiGr the eify
Ri-hmond. The sale will be made under pred Trust
RON Col John ID Watkins aud wife, e. Us lot lId
clerks office Of Now Keu county couItl Tor purpose OF
securing certain money de ant Banks IN
this city aud Tor other purpose.
The tile helivrd he objectionable hut shall cDve,
only such tale a. ysd ~ u, by tie Decd helOe cirnui
JAMES LY0SSJr. rius-
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.fnle}ia Courthouse, ia
TIE Bnsinr.s ri I:,s place val, carried OF
the OF Wa T. Essestsn alone, and goods sold
reduced p'iees, for cash, aud for cash ouiy.
VIM r. EGGLESToN.
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JAMES LY0SS,Jr. Tius-
THoS. TERRlLL, Stee.
Slaves furniture, erag' 'ieeF q cale, hogs, sheer, &c &

Slaves rHit"s, orog', stock IF cate, hogs, sheep &c 60
Jor sale.
on the 2t.t day of January, 52s, at Cumberland 1.-The
Te'dsnce Of john Dandidge Walking the county
rnt, viii be sold publicly, TO the higho. bidder
vnlrabe s!aves smVrs which be found excellent
ANTS OF almost every description also all tie crops
1t Cumberland the present year. Except the wheat pl
consisting OF 500 barrels Of Inddn corn Considerable
Of cotton, and other thing which Usually produced
IN the lower part Of Virginia all the household
and kitchen furniture plantation utensils FORMERLY
u lac SAID Watkins. AT the tune aud
small tract Of shd calledApPeson CumtcI land,
and mil and mill seat the Place and less than
mls Of the courthouse. The will be known on
the day OF slt bat is expected thst Of personal
property will be sold upon eIt Of months the slave
viii be sold tor cash Creditors OF Jno j. Nakn., invited
70 ncrease the fund TO be appropriated the payment OF
debts, attending the aud becoming Bidders me
property and al cfediofs Of said Watkins hereby notified
o make known their claims before the day
1922 required ~ the deed under which iris sale
made The sigratre Of Jno. h. Watkins equed ~
evidence Of The validity Of their claims. The
made under Deed Of trust from jobs d. Waikius q T.
u Watkins b wife 10 m: Trustee, for the purposes
niiontd; Il IS of record the K,u
and hears date the 81 day Of Oct, which day was
delivered 10 be- recorded. JAIES SEMrLE, j.. rfrt.e.
Richmond Soy. 20 5G--fds
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Ii persons having claims against % Estate Of Ichri
uughs dee will please present their accounts 60 hc nd
oinatoif cf the sad Richard Hughesand all these dtbt-
e. 20 nc fe estate fcqueed 90 make immediate payment
10 the Acminisir1tofs. WI. HUGHES,
PLEASANT DOOTWEIGIT.
l-1 - e.a-wg.f
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.NEJY GOODS.

No ,er,ed until il Ia, either hesu pale
for, or assumed by some person IN t city or it,
.NEIY GOODS.
VnIiE subscribers have recently received issseaeeea'oh
~ 10 thsif previous i i,9st eonns
The following i, a par, Of their sentiment.
s m't Gro de- Sssl s.'''''~'
Nvatered do and figured
Black white & color ed French saIiai
f:Vlored x while lorences
Double chain h.sSk do
lseal x limitation Italian u,lfips'
BLACK India lorenees, wide Article ani cheap
iIkini. fancy hdkf, a, figured silk sauze haresc gro
etc, mei,no, imitation do eu.hn,le imitation dO ior
German iwlsd spil,ie6eld, Bussore company and
mon bandanns, for ge.tiem,n
an kiuds do for boys, ehd'en& sstNn!s
Linen eambiies : hIen sanGhiic EL1ls
Ere side shaw5
slfrino and eashlneie Dc
MAXIM 4 Canton e,arri
Black ltsaH craysts
Colored do article
All kinds eferavaHns. coored L While '5 - 81 s.
bObbnrt, for vetisJ diess,s
Thread & hobbiuet lace. q edg'ag.
ali kinds nuslii ~ pisin, snred y anhcr Ell book rau,
figured AID tsnibo eel nu, pam ana ianboi ed 5 wiss
Striped and plaru sud herring bone Go
GsTmen', furniture aud eanoi'e dimit,es
HsAu,fui inserting and all other kinds TRIMMINGS, AZ
gmp., eurds, pushes lace, quilting silks, &c sc &
beautiful article
LeJies siisft kid, hOl.e,kiu aud silk GLoYES
Ladies long white and eolOrcd do
ientl.men's walking, riding and dress gloves
an kind. ladies', seDtiemen's and ehure's HOSIERY
~ kind. RiBBANDN, these fol beit and bOnHe's very
elegant
q large assortment cambrcs, eacoes, CiIcesan pad',
Tartan plsid f0 eloaks, and iOT do iVr servants
dresses
Csmel hair eambiet fer ladies' aud sentemens el1sk',
and beautiful article
BJubsZeu and j0mbszines
Cloths and carsimrres OF every description
Bang-up cords and velyes
Silk sud tabhy do
csssinets Of all colSfs
SILK swansdO'Tn, Oiuet, Valeu,ia and Marseilles vest
ngs
Brown ami bleached dome cs Of all widths and qualities
DO checks, bsdiiekugs
Lipey woolseys and kerstys fer servants oiSthihg
oznahurgs and ticklensurgs of all qualities
SARPETINGS AND RUGS II the latest, an elegan
Irish, German and Scotch sheetngs Of which 1914
wide IwIdth without sean
Shell and Brazilian tuck, side and bent combs
n large assortment, IRISH LINENS
Superior grass bleach, and exceedingly ehesp
Whit, red and green lanneis
Spotted do tor children
AIerino cloths for do
6,7a9, 10, IL, -, 10 & IA rose BLANKETS
, to 5 point do
NdPT cOTTOIYS, under market price.
Aud large variety Of other articles not auvedj all OF
which have been pSrchassd the lowest market
much under, aud will be offered at siisr advances than
ronary, coHs,queBce OF the l4eHess of tie
WM. NEALE & CO.
dec. g5. 69--wt
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BY R,rCinE 4 GOOCH.

r-r The ENQUIRER published twice week generally
pi thr during the of the Stale LsSs
tars-Prc., the herivfefe Five Dollars per
rsysbe Notes Chartered bank.,
(unly) will be received payment. The Editor, wall susran
safety rspHs by mani the PostSke of allist
tsrs being paid, by the writers;
X No paper wdl be disc naued (but AZ ae discretion OF
ne Editors) unit: al, erre,raye, hsys been paid Up.
xlr Whoever will su1iance the paymeut
al have the tenth GRATIS.
Terms OF. ADyEHTiSTN No.
81 Cae .qrare OR observation-disclosures rnts-saCb
continuance, 80 cents.
No .erted, nntil i; has either heeu pale
fsr, assumed by person tht city, it,
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by agreement between parties Interested the 7buy
sale is postponed unl Saturday the I2h day of JInfry,
which time u will certainty take place the place
iD The foregoing Advertisements
Richmond, Jan s. 1921 10 ids
TO THE PUBLIC.
EIlHE celebrated Race Horse MouHeur Tonnn, VII stand
- the ensuing Col Jee' 81 ~ Noo'Ay. Terms
viii be made known hereafter. ABNER ROB iNSoN.
Richmond, 2Sh Dec. 1877. 70-IOt
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ErecNtors' sale Cf 40 Negroes
WALL be soid IN f'on OF the Bell Tavern tOb
of January. 1923, nr cash. 20 likely young negroes
for the purpose OF the Legaee. kpu he Eate
The late Ohm Atse, among them Me-
ehahies
John Winge,
cutler II. .lLnge,
jiiHiGDl .Wage,
Benj. c. .Minge,
Executors Of john hinge, dse'J.
ID The aoove sale will he made by
L. A. HUBBARD, Euconeers.
Van -
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Ilsn, IS.

Real Estate ua Prince gorge for Sale.
frY virtue Of deed execard - by john Dam
I'D bridge, SHALL Thursday the 81 day OF jan nsX
the front door Of The Eiss Ilotel, the e;Jy iehmund
der fer SALE al public auction, t. the b'shsl bIntri Tor CASH
the said Dandfidges interest," wh undivided mpisiy
of act Of Land in the OF Prince George adjoining
III lands Of Carter Edloe aud others, what called
Braudon Neck"
The whole Tract supposed to contain 600 acres and
&c the most valuable tracts ID ia tile county Tie
tile believed TO be good; bu; the SUBSCRIBER Will oOrCy
such title only y.d by the DEED Of trust beOfe-
mentionei,
The sale will be conducted Icy Thomas Taylor. Eiq.
EhA%CI5 l.. klYES, 'Liu:tee,
RiclInond, Dec. 20. o7-
The Editor OF the ,er.Lurg Old Dominion will please
TO insert the above PAPER un! Inc day salr and for
wIfd his account 10 this eice
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BANK oy VrRGINrA.)
JoH1t1rV z, 1928. (

E ffiiafnt fDirecfs have declared dividend Of
ieo per cent Co. ic hslf year ending sfst December,
nie "n ts i5'btes,, ~. DaGDafpGE, rsshisr.
o. 2. ~s-.fsa...
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-03-15
LOT E'S TAGARIIS.

Ii some. love NAY be said to rage Ike Hc, IA,
We AL know tos poor taylor died for love Of
queen Ellzatrth another unhappy wight, be-
"tchod with the !ovr Of royalty. conceived, il
the year l7s8. Violent passion for another
Viz tb"th, now princess Of Hamburg, an. cot
mo the palace TO pa, h's respects to hrr royal
l4;=hacss His name va, Span. his father
Dane, himself an E.nSIi,hm,n and BAR dresser,
but, such IS the fate Of tIi> sort Of love, the fiji
seur was unlucklIy pronounced insane And
again, IN the preceding year, 1857. one Stone
heavy looking man, abon thirty lhree years If
age, native Of Shahshnry, unfortunately fen
in love with the princess royal Of Enslanr, now
the doya@rr queen Of Wugtembur5. He SAID
the princess stole his heart from him BY looking
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ed with more severity than the omission Of a
serioos duty TO the living. We have heard the
harmony Of a whole family disturbed by col
lateral relative wearing, canton Grape Instead Of
Of hombazine'
But the most serious objection is yet u
touched-the expense imposed by this custom,
alike on the poor and on the rich. This Is
heavy task az large firmly, and Augmented
by the imagined necessity of preparing the dress
for funeral, nr certainly. far the FIRST appear
ance at mre'ins 10 the first hours Of ahhcton,
aim IS. every one is regardless Of expense, and
Frequently an account is run uD At the store,
that i, afterwards paid with ditiicuy-it pad
at all
Bat mourning must be nora-mourning IS
- ii. or At least as deep. as our nei -hhenrS
" Mrs. --'s lurhers wear banbazinc and
Grape an example Is thus quoted without
much, if any consideration, Of relative ability
Of the parties to pay for bombazne and Grape.
Thls@, therefore, who can afford to change their
dress at pleasure, mus; set the example Of re
!orm--tn,! it must begin with those whose sor-
row 10 one doubts 1t would lie inulicions 70
mock innocent pre- ndIces, and therefore best
q retain q moderate degree Of mourning Bat
it is not the intention Of this article 70 prescribe
any line Of conduct, but rather to call the good
sense Of your readers to the subect--and
should they deem any reform Important
should they think the custom has more evil than
good tendencies. they may deem it their duty to
express their opinions by til" example, and thus
contribute 10 its gradual abolition.
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up at him in the two shilling gallery at the the
atre but doctor Monro, who knew less about
love than lunacy, soon decided the business,
and poor Stone was sent TO Bedlam.
Some LADIES' like the gcn!le Viola, never tcIl
their love, but 1t tilc cankerlns worm hasten
them to the grave And here. Ia the other sex
we are reminded Of Mr. NA!ton, Of Birminr
ham, who wrotH his life anil confessions; he
was a male Viola, for he 1t cone ralncnt Ike It
worm g.; but ha shall >ptal, I,r himscif--
:. Perhaps there is not hu.nan being but soo:
CT or a.er feels, in some degree. tie passion of
love was struck with Il girl watched lie.
wherever ] coull. ami pecpad through tie
chink Of the windows at night. She lay near
my heart eleven years: b1; never spoke to her
in my whole life, nor was She ever appriscd o.
my passion"
Snch is the force OF thia passion, that il vii.
tend 10 tArn day into night; witness tiir follow
ins A f",y years ago a lady who had resolved
"never to see the light Of the day again. from
matrimonial disappointment, lived shut up il
darkness /at last she had only lamp or can
de turning> IN Chartcrhousc street, London
and this lady rigla!y kept her maiaen yow 70
the great satisfaction Of her ta]low chsn!ier9
Ba't. ,4m':
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-03-15
TITE GART.A1Jps
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH IL, 1923.
"AiIMED, THE COBBIER."

The tale winch We IA.e commenced il ti4is nun
Der is related in Sir John Nacorl's "Sketches Of
Persia" The National Gazette SAYS Of il, (anl Ks
editor is good authority in such n'a''ers.) eve
are src 'aa: whoever shsl' cutter npon the story.
viii pursue il 10 the end. aud admire ii as much as
we do. 1t can .bc recommended to the ladies in
particular, for whose almauilion it appears TO have
been chiefly designed For the rest, it viii serve as
most entertaining specimen Of the description Of
narrative with which The Of Persian majesty is
reg lied At the present day"
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-03-15
ROBERT CHARLES DALLAS,

An English bar. composed verses at the
age Of seven. and at thirteen published a vc,
lume Of poems watch, tae account says
"hayc challenged the admiration even oil
criticism Itself" The following is a spe
cimcn Of TIE poetry he wrote at tie age q
eleven. It is par; Of an c!egy on lis ne
pbyW;