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Very respectfully, yours,
+. WHiTyLMSCY

The Presidency lie iollowing manly and
ingranons article from the r,at4on.l %ln,alli.
eencef, deserves the attention uf our render,
Tie contest Is over, The Electors of Press.
dent aud Wee President of the United S,.,e.
have been chosen IN aln, st every State of TIN,
Union and sufficient r'etarns nave already been
received To leave no doubt TINT a large mt
i6titg Of the Electors chosen are friendly 10
the elevation of q neral JAcKsDN 10 the Press.
dency.
Should he i've. therefore, TO ENJOY the honor
| it ma be regarded as certain thai ANpREw JACK
SON, Of Tennessee, il 10 be the nrxi President oil
the United States.
Iuat this result is as contrary to our experta.
tons rs IL ls foreign Ia our wishes. abundant
proof has been furnished bv our columns iot liz
iasttwO years, and especially for the last sx
months.
The grounds Of our opposition TO the elect ion
ofthn General 10 the Presidency, II we're need.
y And we hope ho roip liyr. Tho di stractiun Of III.
country, winch wDild be caused by h- d,aih, may b,
iaintly ,Allsiasd. but rith 40 a.'asdta ~ tho realty .
Us sns.
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.ENEME!

Whoie Tickets So 10 Halves 81 80 Quae.
i.rs - -
To beshad in n great variety 81 unnbefs, aots
'he cash paid ut 5 gh' ,ar ~ prizes soid 1T the
lottery aud EAchanse OH . 1T
y. W. HEWS0S,
5agsess9r'9 :. y ~ Snrn .4so,
NoY. -.
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E0TICE-The Rev. Nm. /. hoicolnbe,
V Mnister OF the Methodlst Reformed
Church, will preach at the Prrsbi terrain
Church on Sunday next, al ii O'Clock
Nov. 81. Ii
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3 1AsAWA ~ from the sub3oriler the 81.
E@ psi. PHILIP HUNT, u bount
NoY.2I

- T"-HIIer y y 9HdHI1f UaHf. Tie - a
bout 10 or 20 vars old. This uoi,ee is giyeu
10 tn public 10 relieva me from my respou
sib,iIiy on ar%coaHtui sad bus
JN0. BOYD.
NoV.27. u
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10000 Dollars Capital Prize

Dis0,at Spamp C4aui Lottery.
18th GLISS,
To be drawn iaIhe city oil i~'icinondon Wei
nesG0y iiu lOth day at Dsc. aeAt.
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n. York Consolidated Lottery
No. 16.

Whole Tickets $40 fIalEts % Wuif1tTs
s. 50
The drawing OF tue above Lottery will be
received re galarly. and the casa pad ir all
prizes d, the Lottery and Exchange Office oi
B. W. HENSON,
Successor t. 5. q NJ. Alien o Co
Nau ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27

6eanreL LajayetLe's land In Tloridn We
observe that a part of TINS land IS advertised for
sale by the Generals agent III Washington
lie iatca 70 tall one halt Of his township cum
lain,ns eighteen serfioas Of GO ac,es each.
This township of land "%djoins the city of Talla.
hdSsee, andin reference 10 locality, hrnlthiness
OF climate { aiaptrtion TO The ]c1lture Of sugar IL
aud not to be e1ceIled IN tie Territory Of Tlori-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27

The cucumber has been 'ound TO contain, on
i%tnalysis, no less than J62 so parts of water
IN 500: the remaining II 20 parts consisted Of
u Il fnrrnt ingredients, in different propor.
i1"ns. the principal Of which are, a flung Gus mat
iar similar 10 the mushroom, and a sweet sub
STANCE, whictgives to this irof It's peculiar favor
10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27

One so.s.-iu the Plymouth MISSY Con
sre.sianal district, tl" Rev MIR. Richardson
as hseu reelected 10 Congress by a majors
" OF enc r0!e over his 2nnoneni Mr.. Bea'.
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CasqrG - rI-G.-rhe following notice IN one
al lte Paris Ialar> sounds Oddly" julius Ca
sat. a soldier OF tine 81 Guards, condemned to
8 wears imprisonment for deserlion.'
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merch "a, who has lately advertised for A
,.rt VINO c3,.id ,rar coaiineAitat, has been an
.s.nd by on, who has lain seen years IN jdi!.
'sustt thai do
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Hep rie7c of matrineay.- \ lady meef'ng a
I'D who had alely lrft her service, inquired
: Well, Mary, where do you live now T.
~ Please. taa'anI. I don't i've no where now,
geioined the girl, d" anu married -
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sim, sfa~ 9d,p.-The bulb of nm onion or
al and applied ~immed'a'cly 10 the
g. .nns. instantly removes ihr pam.
alSee '""o French journal.
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Tennessee. The election for Presidential
Electors IN tins state has just taken place. The
only returns yet received are from tne Knoxville
district, which gave The Jackson Electors 40Ol
aud the Adams llrctnr 25i.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27

Ne pluj Ultra Of Raoeat fas.rnment5.-lhe
Boston Traveller give. a descripiion Ola nc"
musical Instrument, called n double Counter
Bas. IL is Il feet high, i wids, aud has but
3cari<. Of the size Of a small rope each. Inc
how. with is ~ namrnt, costs about 800 dollars
The performer sits on a platform four or hve
ret high. 1t was invented by Mr.. Gar, OF the
fremont Theatre orchestra, aui was 10 hf used
al n concert in Boston on Saturday evening
'fhe paper cautions those who are alarmed at
Fhunder no; TO come uear the Theatre.
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Nov 81.
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,cuts,--Dr. Hhae. Of CHERRY valley,
c., !, cancer from the breast Of Ms.
sfn ~ a, ms place, which weighed a pound a
s9u mi, is the fourth time W. undr's,ar
-, Kris. !. has submitted to simillai painful
",.,ions and il is said that some "a fthose he
80 ,,traci.d we're much larger than the o
4"ss. mentioned. This unfortunate ladv
-, rreoget mr. from the effects Of the "pera''o
.a1 We are happy to lam that sh" VIII 'os az"
- +, <,b,nit 10 a similar operation.
NV Schoharie Republican.
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Mr.. Macon ms venerable Senator ha. re-.
signed has sea, n tie Senate of the United States
I've believe lie has represented North Carol.
ma IN Congress ever since the establishment, ol
Inc Constitution Of tito unIted States. Ihls State
will have during the present session of lis
Legislature to elect Two Senators, as Governor
Branch : te. m wall expire the 4lh Of March nesi.
Ihe following is the communication nom Nj
tIlcun IN the pp isIaturp
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CERTIFICATE:

We tho subscribers, have sold La Motifs Cough Drops
as agents tor the Mcssrs CrosJys. The Medicine has
obtained the appreciation of the public by efectng
ny cures OF the diseases for which it recommended
we have therefore hesitation in recommending
NUTS COUGH DROPS excellent medicine
u Dawson, druggist, and U. s. Surgeon ut Fort Fay-
Httc PittsburS Pa J. IIamm NJ. ID. and E. d. Downer
druggists gainesville; VIM. Mount, Nj. ID. DAYTON Nj:
Wolf g. CO. APothecarys Hall, Goodwin & Ashton, and
orchids Go, druggists Cincinnatti s Sharplcss,
merchant ST. Clairsville b. Brubachor x Co merchants
Springfield l.. F. Frazior merchant Zcnia VIM Lowry
Lebanon, 20 y DIR. l.. Ferris, Lawronceburgh DR. H.
Watts, Madison QndD TIL Wells, Druggist, Nashville
hphas navis shelbyville and Dr. George MDanel
vile + Floyd, druggist Frankfort DR.. NJ Q. Ashby
richmond Crutchicld Il RUSSELL druggists Danvilie
Mllyans y Allen, merchants Shebyville p. b. Price
merchant, Georgetown T. d Ii. Brents merchants Pa
rs Alexander " Stockton, merchants Flemngsburpl
l. b. Atwood Grecnsburgh; L. Frabue, druggist, Rus;
ssliviie and T. NJ. Kercheva druggist, Bardstown,
(kentucky)
Certificates Of important ,cM aeeompany Zach
Bottle, ,cuh particular direeti, ms for using
" Sold wholesale by o. & S. Crosby Columbus Ohio,
ana by l. Thompson, Smith 4 Pearsa Fullerton & Sc
son Drtor Jenkins druggists philadelphia, and by ST.
Swsetscri Heorge and James Bailey, George H. and j.
>. kesr Baltimore. Each bottle contains 45d oses-
price ST: For sale by VIM * DAVIS
- ChGrtOtcsritte a.iy s. lS2S-1y1f
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pRUST SALE.

virtue of deed of Trust executed to tho .uhscr;
NE Der by VIM Moon, and recorded in the the Office of
hDSnario County Court shall sell to the highest bid
der Tor cash. at Charlottesville Monday the Eth dav of
July no1t, that being Abemarlc Court day. the following,
slaves to wit Rachael and her three children; Emily
Patience and her four chidrcn Susan; Cynthia Mn
tina and SoPhia-lIarry, Will, Hannah and Fanny-A-
mong the above slaves six eight likely BOYS and
girls will convey to purchasers only such Til. n,
derive from the deed of Trust aforesaid
June 2S-2t '
~ The above sale is postponed till Monday, tho a,b
of AUGUST eyt -'' $50 "'''
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VIE lands OF tho Estate ofTHOMAS JEFFERSON
deceased, lying in the Counties of Campbell and
n9eford VIII be offered the Premises
soo privately ON Monday tho ~ OF September eat
likewise, MoNrlCEILO, in the County of Athena rlc
M tho lands OF the said estate adjacent thereto ncuI
ing the Shadwo Mills will DO offered ON tbe nre,;,cs
not previously sold privately, Monday; the 29h of
September next The whole of this property will be di-
payment of tile tessaots debts the desire to sell is sin
cete The terms will be accomm odatiug and the prices
anticipated low-Mrs Randolph of Monticello, will ioin
III the conveyance and will make the titles perfect
TIL. JEFFERSON RANDOLPH Exec'r
:; OF THOMAS JEFFERSON. dec d,
July IL, 1928 If
The Editors of the Richmond Enquirer yrsran
Wul please insert the above until the day -
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MFSCEHILA NEOUS.
MATERNAL REVENGE.

MATERNAL RENE
Giannina of the most comcly damsels in Ca
labria and had many wealthy sutton. To Rome how
did she inclined to lend ear. Some of a
tmid nature, admired the maiden, and would fin
havo wooed her, but kept aloof by the naughty
glance of her light blue eye glance that rendered
remarkable from the tender color of the eve,
whose sable fIinges formed another striking but agree.
nble contrast with it's hue. and agreed with the
glossy raven locks that shaded her snowy brow.
Gianninas father was by means thrifty man. His
cottage had better than most of those i'll the
village, of which it was the urhest habtation. The
village itself the confines of wood which reach
ell half way ny the sldo of Wild and in parts in
accessible mountain and dreadful the taeS Told of
the bandittiS by which it was Infested The villagers
however, having nothing 10 nse had also little to fear
from their deprelaGops and indeed OF a'e Only in
btance had been given of any attempt ~ sor their
va 3i.v This 4 vas, made the abode of
.Fs@ S s5s sS2,Gd 10 have been
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POETRY.

u
The following lines by the Editor Ahn,,t FROM
so'y OF llama Torne%ada who watching church
t IT'S useless for he will never breathe again.
The gentle accents that love to hear;
Ny midnight watching must be all in vain,
And with the deep drawn sob, the burning tear,
hsavo and sbed Beside my husbands tomb,
Here while pace the drcary aisles along,
Bieakin: with mounfu strains the scn, yo IN
While none but statues listen my song.
he docs not hoar me, or he would awake,
And smile upon and bless sake
Or comedy love-of cve that may be yai,
Although Its sunlight seems forever set,
They told me of another wife, who long
Watchd her departed, till her frequent song
Colld him from out the dwelling Of the dead
4. Mine ID not laid there set,-Sna a,ay Wing
His spirit 10 rcpin the clay it led
z" Beloved listen to whis sing
epirit! that hovcrcst above
Thy brcathess, and my breathing clay,
Ascending like the heaven bound dove,
That wings its flight from earth away -
Come-hy the unforgo,ten love
That lnset'd with many day.
BY all my fondnes, all my cares,
Ny troubled thoughts, my ccascess prayers;
My son,'s despair my bosom's dSarth---
4 call thee back again tn car,h
know thy spirit fingers
This halow'd spot, Tor dos here,
Thy wife, who never lcft ,hy sds
Since fiat they dcek'd bridal bed
In life thou vert my only guide,
And why shouldst thou desert me, dcadr'
There Is answcr-is he dead, indeed,
Or, soar'd the spirit only to be freed
From stossst elements, come, ell bright,
And pure, and glowing, world-of night
My heart is sick, with doub,nss aud my brow
Is almost sear'd to madness-hc is cold
Cold as the marble couch he
And was it but fable tale they told
Oh! no, no, no, twas tuo-and he will be
Soon Of the living, and come back
Hero lie, lngcr till the day appears
Its light may have more inNrencu than my tears.
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TU WILLIAM NICHOLS -
VDNAkE notice that in the House and Tavern oFWm d.
n Fitch, in The town of Charlottesville county of Abe
marie on tho 10th day of July next shall proceeds take
the 1fdayits OF James Miller and others TO be read evil
dence in mstor Of controversy in the Superior Court Of
Chanccry holden 81 tauntou in which en- plainf and
you nrc defendant You're &c
June 2i--it CRAVEN PTYTOk
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NOTICE.

L meeting Of the Albemare Library Company f,eid
IA in the Library Room on the 3ls ofMay 1923.
1t was resolved that it shall be the duty othe Treasurer
to give public notice for the period three months that
the shares OF all dcnqents shall be declared forfeited al
the next annual meeting, unless the amount, with which
each delinquent is now charged, shall be previously paid
Members who owe the company and wish save their
stock, arc therefore requested TO call on me.
June 21-:im CHARLES HARPER Trc,c.r
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An lrishman who TIME ago was Committed to
knutsford liouse OF Correction for msdcniea and
sentenced to work the trcadwhcel for month OBJ
served at the expiration of his task what great dale
OF tatague and botheraton would have saved poor
creators fthcy had but invented it 90 by steam like
oil other watcrmills for ID burn if have not been
going up stairs this four weeks never could reac
the chamber door at all at ALL
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NEW ACCOMMODATION
M ALL LINE, from Lynehburc TO Char.


MAIL LINE, from Lynehburg to Char.
L!A lottesville, Virginia.
This line,runping through the counties ofAm-
herstj Nelson and Albemare, will in future,
leave charlottesville, on Mondays and Fridays
at 5 a. NJ. and arrive at Lynchburg OF Tues
day and Saturday, by 2. NJ. Leave Lynch
burg Mondays al IA. NJ. Fridays at toA. NJ.
and arrive at Charlottesville on Saturdays and
tuesdays, by half after 3 +. NJ. This line is
arranged with The Northern and Southern line
at Charlottesville, and with the Western line at
LynchburS, which intersecis the Valley line at
Salem; this is The nearest and cheapest ronte
from Washington City TO Lynchburs. The
proprietor has procured comfortable coaches,
strong. active horses, careful drivers, and will
spare no pains 10 please. On This route there is
DO night travelling
Fare from Lyuchburg to Washington. by this
route is only SD so.
From Lynchburs to Charlottesville,
So 30.
THE PROPRIETOR.
March u IT
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y will give lbo5ai pfice in cash for middle aged
81 woman who is first rate CoyI Washer and Ironcr
and oil good character HENRY PRICE
July H. &c
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
EnR

THE subscriber is anxious to sell his land adjoin
,ng .ne University OF Virginia. containing between
FORI4 & FORTY-FIVE ACRES
with comfortable BRICK DWELLfNG HOUSE,
the situation Of which commands beauiiu and gree
able prospect OF the surrounding country of The
whole Univ ersity, and of Charlottesville. A small
portion OF the land, being branch bottom is asp
ted the culture Of grass Also the subs iber offers
Tor sale the HOUSE IND LUT on the Main Street
Charlottesville at present occupied oy Saml Thombs
as as|ore' Terms accommodating. Persons wishing
IN Harrsohburs, Or TO A Hgler living in Chsroltes
lille. DANlEf' A PIPER
May lift
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POSTPCNEMENT.

THyJIE land belonging to Benjamin Lacy decd navnr.
II sod for sale the Goth May last postponed until
tho 2Gh e. September next, which time tie sale will
positively take plsccslsc the widows thirds in the por-
sona property terms o. che latter made known on the dov
II sale. CHARLES G. LACY, Adm r. Of
'uno 1--tf7 Benjamin Lacy, dsed
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RECOMMENDATIONS
MH a. III LINN r..

VIE Stage Line running from Alexandria
n TO Charlottesville, will in future leave Al
eSandria on Sundays 4 Thursdays, at 2 Z. NJ.
and feiurn TO that pace on Tuesdays and Fri
hays at p. Nj. 1t wiI! leave Charlottcs.
vile on Saturdays aud Thursdays at 10 A M
and return TO that place at 3 r. Al. on Tues
days and Fridays.
This line does not travel in the night aid
consequently exhibits TO those who regard their
safely, health or ease, every indutemeht.
The traveller who leaves Alexandria on
Thursday may reach Charlottesville on Satur-
day, while he can by no other conveyance reach
That place un,il Monday morning.
Through 80. 90
Jan. GO THE PROPRIETOR.
w he Stanton Spectator will insert the
above months, and present the account TO this
office.
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II fresh suppIy of Gyocor;oc

r. u .Jfesh supply of Groceries
I1 'u,"efons To menion, Cloths Caiicos Silks sc
p"S o. 'ooo gallons OF prime Augusta Svhi,key ,
un''p fresh Beer. and 1900 lbs Of prime Bacon.
1 an" 'amiy Flour, all low for ssh or short Gro
M :" pune'ua, customers, opposite the Central HOTEL
April &c, rs TT & Asoqss* rs Il
IL. Anew days ago has.s
OF prime Augusta bacon 1870
June II 3SsSsg
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r-"-iRSIi4LLS SALE OF LAND
~ ALBEM ARLE & LOUISA.
ch,n pursuance OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of
,L nn'e'y Tor the Richmond District pronopnesa m
nue. "a dayof March 1897 in the cause of Nelson W.
Ia"o ex or OF Capt. Benz Oliver, decd and Of +
order OF said court, made in the same s,nsa
anu, 'a a the S3d June, 1927. sha on Thursday tho
=; ~ next on the premises, offer for sac 10 the
a"st' opaer at public auction. the tract of LAND
party IN the county Of Athena, lie. and partly in
ST.. ouIy OF louisa within two miles Of Lindsay.
o'''e' called UNION HALL sail to contain
o34 l~2 ACRES,
oisns 70 The estate Of Benjamin Oliver decc.,edd
III . plantation is in eood farming condition onJ
has o" it a good frame DvVEI,T:TSTc. IT0ppsm ana
Mi, h. ";.' barn stable orchard: SC. Possessioa
WI DC given on The lst day Of JANUARY next with ncr
to seed cropof small grain d. The usual and pro
per "A anu pro-
itrms: One third cash. the balance in italn,meb{.
o. ana years to he well secured by personal sscnr
money be paid ' Pun ''''o
oh"nd the above named day prove 10 be unfair. tho
81 viii be made on the first fair day thereafter Sui
dayseNcepted. j. GUERRAN.I ~ - 3 iS N
Of Deputies.
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o. GLAss.-Plnny attributes the invention of glass
entI ely to chance, and relates that it first made in
Syria by mariners who driven shore on the
banks OF the river Belus and who having occasion to
make large res on the sands, burnt the Kali which a.
bounded that Shore and that the alka the plant
hitting with portion of the sand which the fire stood
produced the first stream of melted glass that had over
been observed.
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FINAL NOTICE1

FHVIIE subscriber again respectfully rcG,iess ali thorc
~ indebted TO the ate Of Jacobs & RaplacI
by bond or open account to call and settle the same b.
tore tho tto Of July. as every unsettled claim. will on
that day be placed in tho hands Of an Aorev for collie
ton by zrlil ISAAC RNp5fsFI
juno 81, 1s2s -
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VIRGLNL4
AZ Rules held in tbs Clerks Office Of Teyscn eounty ta
Cd day Of June; 1928. - Wv
Nathaniel Laudcrsh William S LandcfSf and Henry
~ 'oDeftS Complainants
AGAIysri
Fielding Brown and William Scott Defendants
IN CH.1.NCERY
Tho Defendant William Scott not having entered his
appearance and security, according TO the act of
Assembly and the rules of this Court and it appearing
by satisfactory proof that he ain inlabitant of this
Commonwealth and without the jurisdiction of this
Courtt Is ordered that the said defendant do appcar
here on the fourth Monday in August answer
the bill of the Companans, and that COPY of this or
dor be forthwith inserted in the Virginia Advocate a
newspaper published in the town of Charlottesville once
week for eight weeks successfully previous to said
and that another copy thereof be posted at the front door
of the Courthouse of this county, on some Court dav
A Copy-Teste, q"
Juno st ROBERT e. tIrTJ I'm - -
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NOTICE

AN ILL he let at the Houses TO the lowest bidder
w on the I'd day of August Court next from 10 to
~ o'clock, repairs to the amount of 5000 in Wood
ana otone WORK; BY the COMMITTEE
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WHEAT WANTED

FEE1E subscriber having rented John r C,mpbell.
IA Mills, commonly known as the Buck Island Mills,
Situated miles above the Union, the Riyanna River
III the county OF Automatic informs the Farmers of tls
and the adjoining coutics, that he will be prepared on
TIC st OF July next; to receive pnd purchase crops az
wheat on as liberal terms any other Miller the co,,n-
~. lilo hopes by attention and punttuotv TO his h.,
sncss to nerit siidrc of the public patronage Such
communications as not to the mill will meet
with attention by being directed TO the Subscriber al T
crcttcsvillc, Albomarlc County
June II 1T GEORGE n FIsIJgD
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EXPANSIVE FoRcE OF STEtM--A circumstance lately
occurred, rather of singular nature, which strongly il
Illustrates the powerful effect of steam strong stone
bottle half filled with water, and tightly corkcd was pa-
ter OF course began to be converted nto (y the
heat of tho ovcn which burst the bottle and was so ex
pansve IA to drive the open door, which of cast iron
from its hinges against the kitchen wall with such vic.
lence tina; it broken into several pieces The oven
ITSELF though of considerable weight carried from
its seat blew out both the kitchen windows and tore
down the Fireplace Several children were playing m
the kitchen, but they fortunately escaped injury
English Paper.
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LA MOTIFS
COUGH DROPS.

Fon CoUous CoSsuMrrIoNs, CoLp, ISrIvrs,. Wuoor
ING CoUGus, SrAsMoDIc ASTHMA, PAIg IN Tur S,nr
DIFFICULTY or BkEA fuING AID w Nr OF S,rrn -
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-07-26

Antonio, The robbers head =! cried thc popuace of a
small town of Caabria female with dishovecd hair
and haggard mion brought bleeding head fresh sever
ed from the trunk to the magistrate of the district
thousand crowns thine, thou second Judith 80
-" seek not the rcward-Antonio my husband
no killed my child, but ycscrday-this night slew in
Is nc sisPtp
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-07-26

|FEHAkEN up estray by Charles L. Bankhead Of the
n County of Albemarl5, RED cow about thred
years old marked With crop and slit in the tight ear,
appraised with her calf, at six dollars.
1t CHARLES l.. BANKHEAD
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-07-26

Salvador Rosa is said TO have been made prisoner Nv
CalabIlan bandItti and to have been detained some