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Valuable property for Sale.

stAiiE subscriber being DESTROYS 10 retire
y and live a private lite, will sell, Al PR
vate sale, his Rockymonnt possessions, nj
Franklin Cont House THE properly CON
sisls Of al the buildings thai he noV occnpies
aud krtps, As a house Of public entertain
'a,nt. sni has done FOR number Of wears. l.
addition 10 the houses used p a tavern, there
is store house with counting room, lum
heT room and a spacious cellar there is at
tIiis hn.e and has been for many yra"s a store
kept in II together with the buildings On
which thev stand, ia about eight acres ofand,
about six acres of which are in clover lots,
which produce most lnXuriant crops. The
horses used rs A tavern the store house, fam
" house, ont houses, garden, stntle-. aud clo-
YER lots. form complete hollow square n
Wound he court house, clerks office nod
aii, making the property the moro valuable.
The purchaser could b. accommodated with
a number OF bed. aud otner turnunre, suita.
bic Tor the use of the tavern.
hlsn, a lot of about two acres RI land, with
very comforahle house on il, within two
hun6rcd yards Of the Cndfl House. This
consider 10 he one of fhr most desirable Min.
atoms for professional character in my
knowing.
Tie terms Of the sRIn vii he nHde accom-
moda,ing. and possession given in december
or Ianunry next. EDMUND lAIE,
Aug %. ldN4
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COUSIN TABI1lIA.

.Mibod NJ cicnniug sik', UooHens, and Cot
tons. Hiih0ui dnmngef0 ihtr feature or cOiof.
-Grate raw potalors IA . fine pulp IN clean
water, aud pas The liquid matter. through n
coarse sieve, into auoiher vessel OF water =,
let tho mixture stand still I'LL the fine white
particles Of the potatoes are prrcIplthled ,
then pour The mucllaglnuus liquor from the
teculd, and preserve the lqnor tor use. Tie
article 10 he cleaned should ihen be laid uIl-
on a linen cloth on table, and having pro-
vided a clean spnuge. dap II intu the potato Ia
quur aud apply il 10 the article 10 he cleaned,
III the din isPrriectly s-patared, then aa.h
il in clean water several lines. Two middle
sized potators will he sufficient for p,nt ol
water.
The coarse pnlp, which does mol pas
through the sieve. IS oil great use in cleaning
worsird Curtains. tapestry, carpets and varr
Gus other coarse goods The mncih2inons
liquor viii clean all sorts Of silk, cotton, OF
wooden goods without hurting % spolling
the colour; il may he also used IN cleaning
oil painting, or iurnilnrc Thai is soiled. Dir
tied painted waInsc0ats may he ciranrd h}
wetiTg a sponge IN the liquor then dlppInl
it in inlle Inc shnd ana afterwards rubbing
the waiuscOat with II.
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IIRNIPlIIIIIRE

The following communication relating TO
the culture of tnrnips IS from one who lately
longed To the fraternity Of newspaper editors,
hu, retired from Tho political arena aud tht
perplexiIies and ardnous duties OF editor at p
public journal, To enjoy retirement, peace
aud Measure iu the cultivation of mis- amplr
fields. As an agrcllinris he is justly en''-
lied TO be ranked among the most useful Of
that valuable class Of citizrns. The counts
nf Albany owes much to his spirited exer.
lions. aud his example in promoting the IN.
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EEU1LE DEP1RTIWENT.

NSOR SALE.-My fine young Stallion OPP
"A timus, inferior in point Of form to no
Horse in Virginia, of the most approved stock
and proven himself II he the most valuable
stock horse lie may he seen by application
to the subscriber, in Charlotte county, near
Booker's Ferry and the term known, whichwIll
be accommodating. ED. w. HENRY.
Nup Ia is2.
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irishi.inens. Lawns & Sheenngs

WE are prepared 20 exnib' IL case
Super dressed Irish linens ri -uperlor texture
An assortment 6ne Lawn. for hkts.
\ few pieces fail Ga L,nea sheeiings
The above are worthy the inspection Of
these Il" iirous Of having good and chesn III
men fabrics, NIKE, ROBINSON .. 20.
June .
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
THE subscriber in pursuance oi two
u deeds ottrusl, execated 10 him b they
surviving partners OF the late firms of Cali
Bullock, " Co. and Gall g. Bullock, and
the executors OF VIM. Gait, decreased (Vhicn
deeds bear date on the 3lst day Of March
ls29 offers for sale, the following valuable
real property, to wit:
2l6 IL aores of land, purchased l. the
said Gait, Bullock & Go. Of X. u \. Brad.
lute situated IN the county Of Bedford, car
the town Of New London.
1875 81 acres of land, Tying in Campbell
county, near Gamblers Mountain, aud in The
vicinity of tho town OF Lynchhurg.
An undivided moiely of the Black Water
Mills, and the land; thereto anpnrtenanf, stu
ate Ia tho immediate neighhorhood OF thf
town of Lynchhrrg Clhe property above
described. belongs 10 the concern of Gull
Bullock & COY
= Also, the following reel Estate, belonging
10 the coHcern Of Gnif q Bullock, 10 vii
The House aud lot, with the apprrlenan-
ces in the town Of lNnchburg, formerly oc-
cuped BY the said concerns, "a a store, and
now IN The occupancy of Mckee Il Meem.
Also, the House and Lot Immediately in
the rear Of Tho one last mentioned, and now
occupied by Lanktord 4 Veddpr
The terms of sale will he liberal aud made
known on application 10 the subscriber, who
viii convey to the purchaser CT purchasers
such title rs is vested IN him by the deeds of
trust aforesaid. and no other
CHl5NELL DABNEE. Trustee.
Aug. 81. ts3.
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NSOR REM The Brick House, sinai ed
n AT the corner of third street, aud sixth
alley, al present in the occupancy OF Mf.
James Dnlfel. Also, The white House, on
,he adjoining lot. in nice order, with sntfi
cert supply OF water for each house, Pos
session NAV be had on the 1t of November
.next. or sooner EDY'p. DUFFEL.
A. Il, v5a2
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nv FLETCHER & TOLEH.

EeY virtue MIA deed ofirn.' e1ectted 10 the
= D subscriber by Col. David Jones and his
wife, bearing date the 10th osv-of Ar-ti. ls26.
and recorded in the clerk ofhce OF Camo
bell county, for purposes therein mentioned,
we shall proceed, on Thursday the 2nd day
Of Oct. next, II tair, IL nor, the next tar do y
thereafter. sundays excepted, 1T the resi-
dence OF HE said Jones, 10 SILL 10 The highesl
bidder, al public auction for cash, the tract oil
land in the said deed mentioned, and on
which the said Jones resides. containing $50
acres, more OF less, or 90 much thereof as vii
be sniiioient8 pay The deOl. now due aud -
cured by ,hs-sald deed and cosi .lpndin
the same. ing rs trustee. we ihaII convey
only such ter As Is vested IN Us. ibis land
lies well, IN Ne low end ui The county, II
miles from u court house. "A rom Lynch
burg. The Nldlngs consist OF good dwell
ling house, ksehen, smoke aud ice house, 81
win all oihs convenient ont houses. The
greater proportion of this lard Is NOW in
woods and good Tobacco land. and the erra-
ter proportion Of the remaining part is fresh
land. We Diem Il unnecessary 10 give lui-
ther Description OF The land, surposine>f, ~
person will purchase without viewing the
iedd. JNO. HOBSON, ! Trus-
= WM. ROBINSON. ! tees.
Adg. 4. td-s6
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I'M LnEK IREE,

Thiatree pnsres,es the following proper
ties i.l, -nvIug turnps feu' ihe ny-2d.
preserving Whtn from the yellnws-;id. pr'@
serving lrull from the bhght--4lh. prrsnrY,ne
cabbage plants from tne ca'terpilar'--5'h
preserving peach tree, 4c- from worms. lhr
dwarf elder has HE mosi potent etllnva. and
urrqnircs nn Other trouble thnn In srrew the
lea,ts over the ground. OF 10 strike fruit trees
with twIg.
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TERMS.

-. .,,stn payable IN sdvance.-No sun
IT Fer - ,.r,yel for ess time than sik months
sripton an w ~ discontinued Out At the discretion
:.. Sss a. ':,. ar. paid 50 cent,
rr Aisertsei'ea a. t,tne and 81 - cents for each
,oare (or less has from distance must be rald ioF
continaanee, ,cr INSERTION the payment assumed ~
G,.pSa a person N Lyne'HIg.
cons Orders exceeding TWO sqaafesnie IN
II for siA dollars -,
,u,oters addressed to the Editors 'ops' 70
~ Az i,ssv viii not be attended to.
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A ni.ICIl SERaInN


Veil, my Trends und hredren, is pninr
10 breach vun snrtnin to-day, nnd val You
iink is going 10 bresch atontz VIVA
i"il youhs how IL going IN brrnch against
iudempclanre. Veil ;, rs SOM ui my audience
my not understand d. meaning 81 DE- word
indemprrencr, viii explain II TO you Den.
my hredreB; indempfraurs IL drinking too
much Whiskev. Den | tell you val mite
lexhi -, Rich yon viii find IN dc 9th elhpter
oi the hfst EpHilr TO limodhy, und 23d Vrrse
10 desc vordrs, " T,itk no i0uRty rntry, bur
NE n hHtt rine for thy ton.act sake, and
thine eflen infrBfiits Veil, INV, lnr pfivt4
" sake, eul oil you ~ how dors. and re.
commend mine exawrls iur your go, rtmeni
Veil den, ven get up W. de motniug goes
10 miue pDtile aud dhkes n irnm den nut
an mine rlusiI, nnd ven has put ~ mine
clOsh, goes to Tune poille upd dnkrsE
dram den calls my vanity tUgpder, nnd "a
gops Ia pray ems, mud den ven ish inl. ufay 4
goes 10 nine pnillr nnd | lak"s dtAm; dem
walks out INTO de held, aud zera ~ how 90
corn grows unb how tie po}s comes on piou.
ipe, uud FIND dat Dir Eoth has tIe.sed de
lsbdufs OF ~ lusbHndnhb, nnd feels rraie-
fil 10 m ne rot Tor his blest nps uhd H. cfati-
,udp IL nine rot, goea 10 mine pouiie ind
dakes dram den goes 10 de tow hen, and
see de- gals milk de eoNs. md de cow gave a
bleniy et mex, vit affords Us all de comforts
OF the taTy, web Ills niue heart viu Gratitude
and goes 10 mine polite aud dakes d dratn
den Catherine, mine cude vile, vs., sharch
de brakeVas j. roaly, ard you may pillow do
horn Tor de roys veil, plons de hofn and
M ne pOys come from de blow, und dnkes
dram vid rnlns bOyt, und after askirg "A
pleasing, We pariakes ol de ponulirs al prov.
dehsnnd ven Va I'VE returned dauks ALWAYS
iakes a dram IN wash down dc lHple CON.
forts. Dis Is de sum tolal Il M, Thinking
und dis - only dsfen rs IN de word. OF thn
| tex, e" vor mine csmvnts's shkr and often in.
/ irnrities. Nom, bredren, YOU zee does not
make prute Of mintzeI, voi do most u
puminA'e de modern Liaciue Of trsmu H. q
! 4 iramming Mi dRy long II Is a pam.natiou
totheisne cot. twill ware town lie body yid
lolhsome disease, and send de sole 10 DE de.
/ VII Hntn.
Dgspgpfic Ostrich "A fellow exhibiting an
Ostrich eating nas and gravel stones, being
asked ifit never was sick. rePlird, " Nerer bnt
once, and hc the dhrned fool cat some piagn,
| cucuhnbtrS.
The entire dwelling ol barber has been dis.
! covered at Herculaheum. Hls shop utensils
beOGhes, stove even the pins which were used
for The eoIiiu,e al the adits are said 10 be n, 8,
staie Of extraordinary preservation.
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Except thou desire TO hasten thy end. TAKE
this tot IA general rule, that thou never add any
uhclai heat TO thy body by vine or spice, auth
iiou fnd that time hath decayed Thy natural
I'at, and the sooner thou beemnest tn help Ma
tre, the sooner she will lorsake thee, aud lrase
thee altogether ~ AIT. or ~ Raieigh.
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[Sem England Fo >mer.
900

Cure far Inc Dg0atarg-lt is probably 10
So generally known as II should be, that boiiod
milk, ihictcnpd with -four, aud taken IN the first
stages oi tysenIary, Is in all Common cases an
invaluable remedy. Boed milk without hour
Is too harsh.
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a, 'prn,yue s. Co. Two uoois oti'"' i,
mr. where they have Just opened ~ mn"
Saeeing on hand large aud genera "sso'''"e"'
elr o,Iemen's Fashionable Clothing
DRESS COATS.
-,oer and fine blue, black, brown o"'e' gree"
aud other colours,
rr,s'K AND SURT0UT COATS.
s.,srdne blue, brown, claret, steel mixed
and drab cloth
COATES.
Steel mixed, green and brown, &c. with glN anu
steel buttons.
4, Snper fine black French Bombapne
10 da Circassians and Bombazds
do do French Angola Casslpere
Jo do Rouen Cashmere
ROUND JACKETS,
t,;,e white linen, with standing g rolling collars
FRENCH Brown Linen, do DO oo
do do Drilling ds do 90
ia tnoola Cashmere. French Drilling brown
Holland white Jeaas cotton Diliins. Oeo-
mark Satin, Bonba2eties' striped 'ofe''
i,ne. yellow Nankeen, Cling hams me 9eff-
sucker, Wilmington and domesuc 0'Iipes
PASrALO0N5-
a,r .od fine bl,s. black, olive drab cinnamon
dark and light mixed colours of cloth aud
cashmere.
Black Canton SILK CamoIet Il very ""e al
do. Bombazlae
BLACK Dral and mixed hastings
suiped Denmark satin, drah and lawn coiors
Fine whRe linen drilling, striped and PLAN
Nankeen of hest quality, brown French Linen
and Drilling. Angola and hooen CdsslHere'
rlorentine, striped Jeans aud other fancy
striped goods, drah aud olive bangnp cord,
plain and with straps, IAN excellent ar,-
Gle for riding fine aud heavy linen, Pits
burg cord, English Fusiian, &e.
VESTS.
Black, mole skin, PLAN, and figured
Black and brown Velvet do DO
f,ngish brown and mixed Silks, English hiack
Silk plain and figured, French silk loren
tine. plain and figured, white buil, add fan
cv striped. andfgnred MAJ settles, pla'nand
rolling collars, 1 oinet and elegant Nalen
cia a variety Of fancy patterns, blue, bacA,
butf and drab Cloth aud Cashmere
SHIRTS
superfne Irish Linen, rulled pleated and plain
do do poweroom, do do d"
Bleached and brown domestic hnen and cotton
checks, sugle aud double milled .tianneIs,
lambs wool and worsled guernsey IL oGRs
DRAWERS,
Super and fine white Linen. white Flaune. rot.
ton Flannel, beachcd and br1en cotton
drilling, bleached and brown Domestic nus.
lin.
STOCKINGS.
White and black ribbed aud plain silk
do do do halfhese
do DO mkt. cotton nnse
Brown thread, and cotton lose
White and n;xt Lamb WOOL and Worsted
GLOVES.
Black tinshin OF superior quality, white and
black ohD, white and drab woodstock
Beaver, Bnckskln and Dogskin.
HaNDkERCHiEES.
Fancy silk aud cotton new style crHFafs Hnd
aandkerchiefs, Flag and kandanna, III
slish Bardanna, Il new style OF goods. Ar
sorted Madras. Foulards, &C. Linen cam
brick pocket handkerchipt'.
aUSPENDEBS.
Vanhorns patent sewing silk w'bh, with eXtse
springs and rollers
Cotton webb. do do
Cotton and wnrsted net saspendPrs
NECK STOCKS.
Mrs. CanteoS patent springs, New York make
Black hair, leather and silk stocks, do do
Patent Shirt Collars, "A most convenient artIcle
tor gcntlemc uaVeImg.(
AiSo, Sha shirts, ruiflrd and PLAN.
- Just opened an assortment OF We made
Shoes, 6ue aud course winch viii bs sold low.
IA is the proprietors' determination To pcase the
public by keeping fun assortment OF
Ereru article of Dress,
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ENGLISH and N0thematicul Seminary.
NER IL IRIS. Gil APPFLLE, from Balti-
I'VE more, respectfully inform the citizens
oi Lynchburg, that they intend opening, on
Monday 1t oepte mbcr next, IN the house on
Main Street over the Store OF Mr. Lloyd
Dorsey, Seminary Tor the lnj'lon Of youth
of both sexes, in separate apartments, IN tue
following branches Of edncaiioa. w:
MiLE DEPARTMENT.
Orlhography. Reading. English Grammar,
Geography, History, Rhetoric, Writing, Ar''h
meiic, Bookkeeping, Astronomy, Algebra,
Surveying, Geometry, Plane aad Spherical
Trigonometry. Navigation. Lunar OBSERVE
tions and Natural Philosophy.
FEUALE DEPARTMENT.
Or,hography Reading, English Grammar, Ge-
ographv, History, Rhetoric, Writing, Arith-
meir, Astronomy, Natural Philosophy, and
Plain and Ornamental We, dewOrk.
Mr. and Mrs {. pledge themselves that the
striciest care viii he paid to the morals and
behavior of their pupils, and the most nnre-
hitting attention 10 their Improvement. They
very respectfully solicit "A share of public pat
ronage.
Young ladies can he accommodated with board
on moderate terms.
n. b. Tor terms. please apply to the princ'-
pal of the Seminary, as above.
Ang. II
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VARIOUS KINDS OF INTFNutFRNNrT.
Doctor u. M, Reese ,rcspecinhle phys,cnn
Of New York IN work fseepuy pti6lished
coosiderS incompetence as the prolific nio,hrr of
human miseiits and Is OF opiniAn tim, If man
kind wriP universally temperate il, NIL respec,s.
rasualty AMI old npc waud be- the chief pnha
the grave lie notirca several species nfln
temperance :--lnitmpc,nncr in Drinking, In
temperate Eating, lnlrmperntp Sleeping hiern.
prfance ~ tloihing lntpn,pefnIe Labour De
PRAYED Appe,itcs. NC
Initnlperanre in Cloil,pg u, II. noints orr
the ~ effects on hfhth oi 'leht lNcing. eud re
marks ihn' himesl every professional man has
wHnesH'" me inthl results ct this nhomina'iou
lie d,srctea The hod''s oi Two 'ouog iemhlos
VINO haa ora OF disease caused by tight laeing.
n"d lonnh the adhrsion of parts and the de
fhngcment OF structure nly i'ghlul.a He
adas, we mig nhhy ol the ladies, p'fhaps.
could MI he better eN''i'h ihan IN contreing
s"'ne mfihod OF preventing neh hhYor as ~ n
sn"l'y o'caNon"d amonp them from light lao,ng
ana TIM dressing
Eahug Quinn and SNUFF -Dr. n state. "a,
fact aelI known 10 the faculty.. thst hundreds ,f
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The 1hres PGisiqrchs JAY. NJ N York,
IS 'hr only Surviving mr,nhor Of Tue first Amer.
ean Congress, ,hat ct l77l.--G hnrlos Carroll
ri Maryland Is the only on. remaining Of
the Congress ni l776 that adopted the Dec
nrntlan of Independence. James Madison.
nj Nrgmin, "a On IA belleydl the only su, Wv.
mr. mrinber IT the National Convention Of 1887
which formed lie Constitution Of the United
States
II Is presumed TINT Major William Jackson. a
revolutionary oiiirtr. Who .Rhru aud certified
the Constitution Of the unitrd sinies, ~ Seerc-
thry ofihe Convention, Is still alive aud tbai hu
frshes IN Philadelphia. MssHgtf
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vol. T.--Nes. u.


devoted 10 the cs'tse nf religion aud letters.
midl forests then recently penetrated and bro
ken for settlement. nighi seem almost 10 resein.
BILE the Baptist - fot cinrianfis in tfsssrfo
Its position nnd many circumstances eonneeted
With It. have siicc. enabled il 10 he en,inentIy
useful Ia is neighborhoad md 10 the State
Let Us chersh'n fund hapa Tor its increased
rfqsinfify. LEI us look TO see II Use higher
nd higher IN the scale of public institutions
To Nou The afs"rt duty Is 10 enjoy and improve
"hHtefer means II education II affords. 1t /.
incumbent on those Of Us who have preceded
yah - His enjoy nleni, 10 remember gratefully
on obligations t. n aud 10 Assist, by whaievrr
mhy be IN ,nr power, is further advancement,
hnd the augmentation 0t Us mehns Tor prnnu-
tug u,e canAe of Religion, Morality and good
Learning.
leave you, my friends and brothers, n ffnie-r
nal nnd aieciionnie farewell aud | pray that
such may he H." cnnuci ahd character of you
nil TIM nur alma Mnitr may tefr, 10 yop with
thr feelings Of the iioman Mnron, enil. with ma.
iernal cSuilalion, etclaim " Behod, these are
MY jewels"
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Dytpepfc Ostrich "A fellow exhibiting an
Osulcb, eating nalIs and g,avel stones, being
asked tit never was sick, ,rPlird, " kerer bnt
once, and then, the darned jool eat some Jiagu,
curumbtrS'
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Cheap Fashionable
cl0YhlSG sioNE'
WALKER & co.

-rspECTFULLf iniorm the chiAens =.
n Iynchburg and the public in general, ,ha'
~ ,,,,aken the Store lately occupied by :" III.
=. era,vns & Co. two doors below the Nrg'nan
~ e''s ~here hey have jus, opened. u intend
o"or on hand large and general assortment
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The entire dwelling ol barber has been dis
covered AT hercuiahenn. tIs shop. utensils
beOGhes, stove even the pins which were used
for the eoliiu'e oi'he ladies, are said TO be IN a
state Of extraordinary preservation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-11

turn IRON your land, have made us more intimate,
" acquainted with your personal suiIerinfsS He
has presented many OF on ton, in his vivid de-
ser lions, a. seeking refuge in caves and under the
branche, of olive trees listening Cor the footsteps
OF the destroyer, and mourning over your dearest
ones slaii, IN battle
Sisters 4 Friends, our hearts bleed for YOU De-
puved OF your protectors by the fortune of war
ana continually IN fear OF evils worse than death
our prayers with you, in all your wandering
your wants and your grcfs. In this vessel (Which
may God send in safety TO Your shores) YOU will
receive portion OF tha bounty with which lie
| hath blessed US The poor among us, have given
according to their ahihjy-and our little children
have cheerf,illy aided, that some Of YOU an your
children might have bread 10 eat and raiinent 10
put on. Could you but behold the faces OF our lit
Tie ones brighten and their eyes sparkle with oy,
while they give up their holidays that they might
work with their needles for Greece-could You
see those females who earn a subsistence by labour
gladly casting their mite into our treasury and Ia
Eihg hours from their repose, that an additional
gorn'ent might be furnished for you--couid YOU
witness the active spirit that pervades all classes oil
our community, it would cheer for a moment, the
darkness s. misery of your lot.
We are inhabitants of part of one Of the small.
est OF the u States, and our donations mus, there
,9re OF necessity be more limited than those from
the larger and more wealthy citics:-vet such rs
we have, we give in the name ofour dear Saviour
| with our blessings & orr prayers
| We know the value ofsympathy-how il arm.
the heart TO endure-how il plucls the sting from
sorrow-thcreiorc, we have written these fe lines
20 assure you, thotin the rcmoer parts ofour coun-
Try, as wen as in her high places, you are reniem-
6ered with pity, & with affection.
Sisters & Friends, we extend across the Ocean
our hands 20 you in the fellowship of Christ. We
Pra,, that His Cross, and the banner of your land
may rise together over the Crescent and the nina
ret-ihat your sons may hail the freedom of an
cient Greece restored, and build again the waste
places which the oppressor hath trodded down
and that you, admitted once more TO the fclcities
oil home, may gather from past perils and a,Ivcr-
Sites brighter wreath for the Kingdom of Heaven
LYDIA II. SIGOURNEY.
SccTct0ry Of the Greek Committee of
Hartford Connecticut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-11

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All me above stones will be hammered 10 the yard and sf
be IN blocks from 70 feet oHg confofmsble tie plans
aud patterns
The mamrs 5000 cubic yards Of masonry will consist
of good unhe s-k'pg, conres Of about ucb,s i H.
ness aud Ut suitable lengths and width All the dim, ns
stones above deHgnlied viii be- got crstern5, ami be patti
pr ~ the cubic yard as tty va when h4n,nrd
eud ready fJr laying aud 40 the robbie hacking Go Dee p
Goo by he cubic Jsid shall whta lid, and ls
proposals nusi Do mate accordingly II one CONTRACTOR ~
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Goo whole ua,onfy udne tle hammered sud rubbIc pq
500 be ped to- by ihe cubic yad shali be ue8suted
when idid.
Az The said 60 be Delivered on rueh wharf .r
wiatyc, other sniing places, in rr bear Use Safe
Wy yard ihc Engincef Superintendent uf tie wo
. he Dy Dnk fhti direct The delivery cf the rYr
nee '" he commenced 60 90 htntc he $50 day April,
1873 and continued as they shs be required nit Goo pi
deltyertd ihe 1000 yards hubble d. be deliyried
they rial o. wanted.
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DICK on tpon navy Yard, beiur, she drt ray
lay htE. Ihose wishing to tiicsprop.ss may tas
IONS fnd obtain lufthsr Information hy cainf nj tis Om
% Nj PARIS, AZ W' Dock Om,s, ctaf un Nav,
% T. BALDWIN, Beginner.
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