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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-21
$39.760,024 so
DIPLOMACY.

The great principle recognized, hct free
ships make free goods.
In the Department of Foreign Rela-
tons, the present Administration have
concluded treaties ard conventions with
the Republic of Mexico, the Federation
Of the Centre of America, and the Han
seattle cities of Lubbock, Bremen. and
Hamburg; end with the Kingdoms Of
Denmark, Sweden and Norway and
Great Britain. Of these treaties and
conventions, three were negotiated and
executed by Mr.. Clay in person, at the
seat Of Government. In the treaties
with Denmark, Central America, Swe-
den, and the Hanseatic Republics, the
agreement by the contracting parties.
that the vessels of each shall be admitted
into the ports of the other without in
curing into the nativity of the cargo,
recognises the GEEAT PRINCIPLE, that
free ships make free goods. OF the es-
Enlistment of this principle, as congen-
ial to the spirit of u institutions, as it
is to the rue genius of will
StOHCc Ut ptftclbeN tbc dutobtcSCo W
our citizens. Indeed, the comparative
.cheapness of u navigation above that
of other countries, tends to give US. un-
der the auspices Of this benign principle,
the carrying trade Of The world BY the
convention of the 29th Sept, 1927, with
Great Britain, the points of difference
which had arisen in the settlement Of the
boundary between the American and
British dominionss as described in the
fifth article of the Treaty of Client, were
referred to arbitration; By a convention
of Angus. 9th, 1927, with the same ma
ton, the provisions of The Sd article of
the convention of 20th October, 1918,
in reference to territory Westward OF
the Rocky Mountains, were indefinitely
extended; and by another convention,
also dated on the 9th August, 1897, with
Great Britain, the commercial conven
ton with that country was renewed.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-21
From the Rockingham Va. Weekty Register.
HARRIsoNBURG, July Cd. 1928.

49, 49, so@O
Mr.. Wartman will please to publish ia
the Weekly Register the following ex.
tract of a letter from the Honorable
William Meow. under date Washing
ton, the 9Th of February, 1926. to DR..
Joseph Cravens of this place. The OBJ.
ject of publishing this extracts is, TO show
that, in General McCoy's opinion, Mr..
Clay is innocent of the foul charges ex.
hibited to the world against him by the
Hon. George kremer, and subsequent
ly p~ropagated in bar rooms, on board
steam boats, and at the ireside of Gen.
jackson, by the General himself, 10 the
injury of his rival for fame and his com
petitor for Office. This extract has
been furnished by DR.. Cravens, from a
disposition on his part to do an act of
justice to Mr.. Clay, to vindicate his
character from the sspersions of his en-
emles, and to satisfy the public, so far
far as Gen. McCoy's testimony vii, 60.
that Mr.. Clay has been consistent in his
statements, Gen. McCoy's testimony
speaks volumes on this subject. The
General was, and still is, decidedly op-
posed to the election of Mr.. Adams.
He vas, and still is, politically opposed
to MIR. Clay.
EXTRACT.
Gas TO the making of a President.
what those Of the West. including Hen.
.ry Clay, and those who preferred him
for the president, have done, and what
finally may be done, by the members
from the other States, who prefer others
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-21

of ne Public NH haid bv The administrator
FINANCE.

On The subject Of the National Debt
we find OIL reference to the last Treasury
Report, and to subsequent publications
of the Treasury Department, the follow
ing particulars in relation to payments
made on account oft including INTEREST,"
from March 1873, to June. 1928, viz:
From March to Dec 1926, $~l4,i24,055 81
In 1896. IL OiO,Y72 IS
In 1927. 10 00l ,585 90
Prom Jan. 10 June, 1923, 6,623,S79 70
$50 760,024 so
As the principal thus paid off, amour
ting 10 S26,sl2,4s6 IS, consisted of 6
per cent. stock, THE ANNUAL SA-
WING TO the People, produced by the
operation, is n million. fee hundred
and seventy eight thousand, seDen hun
and forty nine dollars and eighteen
cents.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-08-21

Perhaps Perhopst there never was
a duller time for news than the present
moment. Perhaps there is no situa'
ton more uncomfortable than an editors
when he has nothing particular to pratt.
tie. Perhaps the mornings papers or
the mornings mail will bring US some
thing OF great moment to offer our rea'
doris. Perhaps moi! Perhaps the
editor oftbis paper is amusing himself
with catching horn pout. Perhaps
the pouts have laid hold upon HIM
Perhaps we shall have a new book TO-
morrow from those enterprising gentle.
men, Messrs. Harper. Perhaps inc
weather will be warm perhaps COLI
perhaps midliog, perhaps wet, proc.
ably dry 1t may be doll day, a brisk
night, a bright day, or a cloudy day'
probably Saturday. Perhaps sons.
body will break his neck. He never
has been guilty of such a thing. pu,
he may. We must not always ara"
conclusions for the future from 'no
events that have gone by. Perhols
our delinquent subscribers will PAYNE"
bills. Perhaps we shall obtain i"e~,
new ones Perhaps every NM soD
lunary depends upon contlnge'e;
Perhaps somebody will read ih, :t o.,
Gle. Perhaps somebody WI nSe
Who knows?-[Boston LIT q
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-08-05
DIED,

In Sterling, July 81, Edward Johnson, aged 90 :
Printers in Vermont and New-York are requested
to insert this death-William Richardson, aged As
July 90, Antipas Wheeler aged 80.
In Fitchburg Mrs. Mary HAYES, wife of Samuel
H., aged "a.
In Ashburnham, Mrs. Eunice. wife of John Conn.
In Shirley, 9lst inst. John j. Parker, aged 25
In Tempieton, Nathan Bryant, aged CT.
In CharIestown, David Goodwin, aged SO.
IN Boston, Thomas Gage, 24-Mary Edwards, 42.
In Chelsea. Of an iHfamlnatory fever, Mrs. Eliza
Ann Deyereaux. wife of Capt. John d. aged 10.
In Salem, Widow Sarah Souther, aged 70.-Mrs.
Betsey White, aged 5g.
In Sutten, Elder S Waters, aged n.
In Beverly. Mrs Rebecca Bunker, aged 40, wife
of Benz. Bunker.
In Danvers, Mehitable Pindar, aged 19.-Child of
Samuel Breck, aged II
In Dorchester co. Mary Fish, born on passage
from Africa to this country in I707-having attained
l21 years of age.
In Milford, n. H. 18th ult., Joseph B. Shed, aged
81, son of Benjamin Shed
In Exeter, n. H. Mrs Maria t., wife of Benjamin
Williams, aged g.
In Milford, N H. very suddenly, James Wallace,
aged GO.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-08-05
sherif's Sale.

WORCESTER IS. July 9, 1923. At
w tached on mesne process, taken on ex.
ecution, and will be sold at Public Auction,
at EZRA WETHERBEE's Tavern, in Har-
ward, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of August
next, at A o'clock, P. NJ,
all the right in equity which Joseph Hawks
has to redeem the mortgaged Real Estate
on which Scripture Frost and Stedman
Houghton new live-situated in the west
erly part of said Harvard, consisting of.about
half an acre of Land, with the Buildings
thereon.
EMORY BARNARD, Dep. Sheriff
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-08-05
AUCTIONS.
--@------,z------
[sALE TOMORROW
Sherif's Sale.

HM7oRCEsTER IS. July 9TH, 1928.
w Taken on an Execution. Nathan
Rice of Princeton, in the County OF Wor-
cester, Executor Of the last will and testa-
ment of David Rice, late Of said Princeton,
esquire, deceased, against the Barre Turn.
pike Corporation, of the sum of one hundred
and sixty-six dollars and eighty cents, and
will be sold at Publick Vendue, at Edward
Goodnow's Inn, in said Princeton, on the
sixth day of August next at one o'clock,
|P. M.-the Franchise of the said Barre
Turnpike Corporation, with all the privi-
leges and immunities thereof, so far as relates
to demanding and receiving toll.
SAMUEL DAVIS, Dep. Shift
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-08-05
AUCTION.

Will be sold by Yendue,
On FRIDAY, 18th August, inst. at ]
o'clock. P M.
A I the Dwelling House of the Widow
{ "a Susanna Carter, in Lancaster-HouseheM
Furniture, consisting Of
BEDS, BEDDING,
One Eight-day BRASS CLOCK,
LOOKING GLASSES.
CROCKERY and GLASS WARE,
BRASS FIRE SET,
Kitchen Furniture Of various descriptions conapris.
ing all the Personal Property of the said Widow
Susanna Carter.
JACOB FISHER, Auct'r.
Lancaster, August s, 1923.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-08-05
MARETED,

In Concord, Charles Hubbard, of Winthrop, Me
to Persis E. Davis.
In Charlton, joseph C. Allen of Sturbridge, to
Hannah Brown-Hsnry Whiting to Almira Brown.
In Boston, Harry Barnes to Harriet Gragg
In Newburyport. Amos Moves to Harriet c. Fol-
lansbee.
In Salem, james Brown, of Lynn, to Lois Knight,
In Beverly, Jesse Dodge to Betsey Smith
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-08-05
ELIXIR PEC1O2ALE.
Tie most ebectnaI remedy in all L&Nngf Com
plants, and IN eoery species Of oppr..,sSs.'n
at the Chest.

The most efsctuaI remedy in all LNmg< Com
plants, and IN eoery species Of opprt.sSs,'1
at the Chest.
N EVER has there been any Medicine fol
" sale for the same purposes, which has increas-
ed fast in the confidence of the public, and in the
demand for it, as the Elixir Pectorale it has out
grown all prejudice and opposition, and established
character altogether different from what are com.
monty called Patent Medicines; celebrated Pny-
stefan, who was acquainted with its origin, says Of
it" there is euackery about it, its author is
sober, well bred Physician, who came to this COM
position gradually by his own practice"
From the numerous testimonials in its favour,
which have been lately presented, the following are
selected for the satisfaction Of the public
Interesting Extracts.
To DR.. WATTs--In gratitude to you, and benev-
olence towards numerous class OF the public, who
like myself, have been, now are, afflicted with
Consumptiye complaints, would address TO you the
following statement of facts.
| was early subject to cough, which has in time
occasioned the raising Of much blood
MAY last, / was attacked with hoarseness a most
distressing cough pain in the side and breast
which Obliged me to suspend my public labors.
received some relief from medical advice, but the
difficulties still continued.
In july last from the recommendation of friendl
procured bottle Of the Elixir Pectorale," and
had not taken more than one hundred drops before
Ifelt essentially relieved. have now used between
two aud three bottles, and end myself fully recorer-
ed My private, and public abours in the pulpit, are
attended with no inconvenience. As yet feel no
symptom of the return of my former complaint, and
can now say, what could scarcely say before for
thirty years, ] Am WELL.
Yours, with sincere gratitude,
EZEKIEL L. BASCOM.
Ashby, Mass. Oc. 90, 1927
For sale by Gilman B. Parker, Lancas-
ter; H. Allen, Leomster; c. Rsissen Princeton
e. p HILL Townsend l.. 1arbeA, .Jr. PeppereiI;
B. P. Dir, Groton; C. H. Whiting, Sterling and
j. Jetcett, Fitchburg.
July list. 1y
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-08-05
Sherif's Sale.

WORCESTER So. July 18th, 1928.
: y Taken on execution, having been previously
attached On mesne process, and will be sold at PUB.
Boylston, on
MONDAY, the eighteenth day of August
next, at one o'clock, r. NJ,
Al the Right in equity that Jarvis Holt had on the
TN day Of January last, to redeem the nortgaged
zeal Estate whereon he now'hves, situated IN the
.urta Of an acre of land with the buildings thereon
SAMUEL DAVIS, Dep. Sheriff:
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-08-05

INSTALLATION The Rev Sylvanus Cobb was
installed Pastor to the First Church of Christ in
Maiden, on Wednesday the S0th ult.-Sermon by
Rev. Mr.. Streeter of Boston; PRAYER by Rev. Mr..
Whittemore of Cambridgeport; Charge BY Rev. Ho-
Streeter of Watertown The services, with appro-
pirate music were performed to the acceptance of
attentive auditors
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-08-05

70 We understand that the Rev.
MIR. GREEN, of Boston, will preach Sermon within
the Frame of the Evangelical Church at Bolton, on
THURSDAY NEXT, at 4 o'clock, P. M.-when
the raising of the House will be completed.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-08-05
Water Privilege.

YEyHE Subscriber offers for sale Valua-
q BILE WATER PRIVILEGE,
situated on the North Branch of the Nashaway Ri.
yer, about IL miles North of the Lancaster Meet
ing-house. A dam can be erected at small expense
in safe and convenient situation and IL feet head
and falls obtained-the farm containing 258 acres.
or any part oft will be sold with the privilege at
low price and possession given Immediately Pur-
chasers requested to view the situation OF direct
Q line to the subscriber.
SEWALL CARTER.
Laneastsr, July %, 1898.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-08-05

IN the minds of a few individuals.
Bost. Dai. Adv.
morning of the Oath ult. between
Of Twelve and one, the dwelling
nf' David Fits, in Seekonk, Mass.
uiy entered by an athletic man, a
ABOUT Is years of age, poorly clad
f. garb. The circumstances are
after hearing a noise and talk
III umes, with but short intervals,
arose from his bed, and, by the
ms OF the moon, discovered a man
Is yard, apparently much agitated,
nendlng no danger of an assault,
PREPARATIONS for defence. After
several times across the yard the
VEN suddenly to the house and fu-
OImenced breaking the windows.
Ang In three in quick succession,
P'ea 10 enter the third. Mrs. Fits
pouse brush, the only thing for de-
Goald be readily found in the
e 0elng no light in the house at
,r ne then laid himself down on the
~. Fits Immediately stepped out
Sslstance. The fellow suddenly
| 9lunged through the window and
moor. The dreadful crash of the
- screams of the children alarm
nOours. Several were on the
: mousse by the time the fellow got
seized and took him out of the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-17

OBITUARY.

DEPAR' Ep lhs III. otlo III inst DAN
lit T. PERKINS SAtl fb, youngest SON of
.lninrs smith 81 Amherst.
BIEB,--Iu VI tamhrdae Mass. on the
eth ait. AIR AMOS WIN 'iMUbE. AGED %.
HE public ara derrly interested ~ The hves
aud characters al hose whose ialtnia mud IN
dnstry hRve eunnlhated largely TO The publiG
good Mr W, as = well known, wnsthe ofi.
ginal inventor OF machi0rluI sucking earde,
n machine which hns excited ihe admiration
oi all who hive witnessed H. operations In
point utuiliiY. il hna been surpassed by few
which 500 my Other country In pfodured,
md hy none IL the II Rruuity Its nonstrnr-
ton aud the variety aud accuracy al lla mo-
tons. Nj. ". may be- justly considered ono
OF the greatest inventors OF The nee.
.-----, al Worcester. Mas. on Friday
morulng last, Nra. MARTHA LINCOLN, re-
lirl Of the lnle Hon. Levi Lincoln, nrrd 90.
On Is - circumstance worthy ol note, that she
was followed 10 the grave by Two aons. who
are now Governors OF the State al Mhssnchu-
srtts a. Mnine, andy another unA nson-is-law,
who Rre Senators oi Massac hus,lls aud RbtOs
Their who has held the same sutton Tier hus-
band WINS formerly Attorney Cement of the
United states, mud hicrwhrds, Lfut Cover
nor aud acting Chief Magistrate Of Massachu-
seus)
Recently, IN Russia the celebrated English
Apricnliurnist, The Rev, ARTHUR YOUNG.
lie bad been on journey 10 The trmeh 10
sell attnci ol a0uo ncres, which had BEEN
Granted 10 hun some years ago by The Cont
ni Russie nod IN travelling h0uteward be-
ennc exhausted with fatigue, mud snon after
rApircd. He Inns lrli a considerable sslnle,
aud two infant children,
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cigds to undergo some notifications sogre
GIT alteration ~ rs plan aud dbtdipn Al
ihnhRh nusurei ssin ~ the lrlt ~ complainant
at iif mum aldeei u ~ dPsigu--= Int 81 deirfI
rig Mf Gus ION eseic sing bis rh, ~ n
re- mao ~ kivaR liis soir f,r President o.,
hasing hhn fHheu Of. should Ice DR. n So
gati his drnsnfiaiipns. anH ~. dreadful lht.at
eninrs tFtt weieinalhpl,c( Upon bim ~ eyriy
WY tor tEut purpnse u hsd nevertheless tr,-
aner6 a SHOCK apail the l,uDio mud by cfrl,-
tinr, ~ dissemaeine suspicion, wfirt, we're
only necessary 10 ht Kept alive aud oefasionhi-
/, noutishcd viii saine spccous - run,siHnces,
10 ras'Wc Il something like probable success A.
mong 80 many disappointed eApeeinnts oiIoficr.
IL almost entire pnrtiznus Of two ~ the rp0-
dldahs-mane rendered furious by disnppoint-
mcnt and hcat npon fevfngc ihese suspicions,
however improbable and preposplefous now
ever cicail, reftteh by tho open aud manly
Il aracIcrs IF The persons thus iasely .cnarReh,
however destitute hey werc tpopa 20 be of
foundation aud found pbc Of all support, when
tested were nevertheless, seized upon by
=o,nr. even members Of Congress, mud endcs.
yonnrd 10 be con6fmed-hrst, by modest and
reluctant assent neat by positive md brazcn
faced nsscrlion-= and--Rstly, 10y proofs
THIS branch oil the subject vii he resumed
IN my neNt A~illNalON.
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n PURPOSE selling. to the highest bidder on
y Saturday the 3ist day of MAY MT, # fair.
ofherw Sc, the next fan day, Sundays excepted,
ON the premises a tract OF land COVE I'd 10 me.
by De Granville Cra1doct, by desd al trust,
to secure the payment of debt flrlein ex-
pressed, containing by estimation 90 neres, OF
fhereabous; has on II excellent improvement Ms con-
slstine two story Brick House, with four looms
below & passage . rooms above. with an ex-
tenslve portico aud porchrs, an oiEce khehen.
laundry. aud oihsr convenient houses ~ the
yard also, u commodions gtanory ard stables
an other Improvements CONVENIENT 10 farm,
IN good repair.--lt is represented Lat more
tbnn half Of this tract of land is nbeleared and
ot rood quality for tQbacco commodlooslP ste
u.tpd toi q professional man, private family,
o. one who may choose To keep entertainment,
being contiguous 10 the MAN Stage road, .
mics soufir Of Halifax ut House, aud 81 situs
nicd that It may be converted With convenience,
TO public purposes ora private retreat, ~ may be
Drc(ctred ALL who wish TO view the premises
are referred 10 Doci Crnddock, residing on the
premises ferms-bend Sapproyed security va
deed of rustic secure III payments, one hal pay
able m l. months Il the balance IN years. The
nj. is bricved nnqncsiiorahlr, hut, as trus.
tee | shall only convey such liif as Is vested 10
me bv the deed. Doet. Cradd0ek TO retain pos
session until the 10Th day al December nexf.
THOMAS EARLY.
The above snlc meets my approbaiidn and
concurrence. GRANVILLE CRADDOCk.
AprilI7 lds55
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~ All the Prizes in wheel. and all the mum
''s IN another 1T once-The whole Scheme to he
H'a"n II ONE DAY ; aud the whole amount OF
''Nrs may he had soon as drawn.
f,'ce OF Tickets 81 90 Quarters 70
Halves, 80
J.! Inc 7Ono Prizes of S3 10 be awarded 10
sG orsl, secoad OF third division, to he determln-
e,oy mat winch may draw the capital prize of
y|''"0- 50 that holder Of three numbers, one
"nIch shall be in each division is certain 10
' ,r' one pllze aud may draw -Four.
Ite Canial Prize OF $1,000 10 be paid in
s "a" ny lmo Tickets is now sealed up & deposit
'le Bank OF Virginia at Richmond and sub
H. M TO the control OF the holder of the ticket.
n, dp'ha OF $1,000 to be paid in part by "A
Der, VIZ - '
'5 iefms-for packages not less go tickets,
ise,,'I pee, ior approved notes. payable ht
lay alter the drawing, without interest
z.. orders by mail meet the same attention
'''u 10 PERSONAL application.
AUG. LEFIWICH. Manager.
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In Campbell there was no opposition 10 the old cand
daes, and the day very dsagrneah whieh accounts
for the .mancs, If the vote. We tauu press thu
friends Ola Convention the importance Of recording
their votes as without hcN do, lis success doubtful
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
CampbeH WIN. NJ. Rlvcs, Maj. Benz Hun.
ter.
Burkinghdm john /. Bococks go, Maj
Charles Yancey' 2l5, Reuben b. Patesan 81.
Psndieton,-fh mas Jones, Reuben Dice,
Gloucester --lhoS Smith John Bhlups.3
Nj. i was elected by the casting vote of the
sheriff. M, Bavtop and himself having each
received 40 votes
Ble of Night Josiah Holleman, Arihibald
Atkinson
GreensriHe -rhoms Spencer. James Tiiler
Prince GeOrge.-Allen Temple, Francs l..
Ryes.
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March 8.

~ SEAT Court Of QUARTER, Sessions, for
NY ofbsdtord continued and held at the Court
stp., lareoi on the 18th day Of March, l52s-Thom-
h I'm aud WHhpm Preston, plaintiffs against John
~, o"Fn. defendant, IN Chancery.
"a th3aW moi having entered his appearance
uy Al 80 sefafiY according TO tho act OF Assem-
itf, s talfs Of TN, court, and II appearing TO the
90 ta - Is laafeore ordered, that he do appear here
mi ss'u'lh Monday in June next and answer the
igN-eji' 'l tha a copy Of this order he forthwith
5ng IA, seme newspaper printed 10 the Town oflynch
t If hontlssuccessively aud posted al the trout
2irt isys u TINS county, on Two se'e'a
q, A. WINGFIEtD, D. c. &c.
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CO1IlITNie ATiDNS- 20, he l.tela.en.
WriHen on a Sign Posi- between Lp,ehbHB and
EisJyyyoDH

iaen on Sign Posi- betwecH Lp,ehbHs an
Rlf4m0nd
Hal Virgluia old Dominion
Thou thai didst teur rHlrrs rdisr;
From turkey .buzzad's piuion
Re the peu that thee do h pruiss.
Hero along the grey rail iDnccs,
Lizards dart with matchoss speed.
And rncU scundalling ecusua
Shows Increase q the yellow breed.
Hone around the country houses
poplbrs stand like rentincls,
Aud thcNviud, from pIne treas ronses
plsmui buwllbg ~ yonr delt
Here the woods IN sfrnR sweet season.
Luok like Yort'- IA A1lumn do
And tho inks have lot ilIctr rrtsop,
Leaning Jackson shonidrr-hoo3
Harr all ,wcu II wa hul - ht nt
Fraud which give John q the day,
Aud God kHu,ts you've too much II ol
Not tn hate the n1tne of Cidg.
Hare doug tin barron road side,
Sweet sweel=htnrs perfume lbat
Here nm morasns aud toads hide,
People reeton, uirFfr'r iodt
Here The Youths are like the torres,
Built FOR Country Merchants warea
Plcutc on the lower noors
While there's straw aud trash Dp stars.
Here's the place for lection speeches,
Nv stump candidates ofp0yts
And nu Il lmd The best fiocctes
Travelling tuund IN podlar's carts.
Aud hore an I, a youuR rumancer,
Jogging II ou iant along
And now charge So all 10 answer,
lfthe truths not IN my song.
Then han Virginia, &c, DRAKE
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KPEN.B. HUNT. respectfully in
n b ioIms The lends of the late firm of Shell
lnu and Hunt, aud the public genera y, that he
has no ntention oil qni ting his business IN this
place, and lhat any statements thai have Deen
made 10 this effect haye been entirely without
his knowledge or consent - No a rangemrht mas
been made betweren Mr.. SbeIton and himself
as 10 which OF them will continue The business.
Ami IL. 3-oO
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DRAKE

10 forests in Virpinia in tho spring, present 10 tho
,clnr my traveller all the rich variety of hues which
make The epchdnur 81 Il northern autnmn--the DARK
Rreen ofth" pine min Cling with ovety other shade ~
the treos are late c1rly ia budding,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-17
NABgIeIACF.

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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-17
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"A 4. Respectfully nirns the citizens of
i.snehbng aud IL vicinity. thai encouraged by
the pa,ronaee heretofore received, be will be
repd, 70 p,a,Gcr IN The line Of his profession. in
all is Va ious branches, on the 25ih Of April, at
,be franklin nolel LEWIS ROPER.
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