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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25

UST received by the subscriber (at lis new
- Book and Stationary store) tie following
New Publications, viz.
ST. Valentines Day Or the fair Maid Of Perth.
by the author Of Naverly, in 2 sols-1his IS
said 10 be equal If not superior to any ofthe au.
thor former productions.
Norratiue ola Journey through the upper
provinces Of Judis, from Calcutta to Bombay,
IN ls21-1s25, with notes upon Ceylou) an sc-
count Of a Journey to Madras and the Southern
provinces in 1926. And letters in India by the
late Right Rev. Reginald Hebsr. d. d in 2vols.
Religious Disoourses by Sir Walter Scott. In
peruslng these Discourses d.e reader viii find
some OF the most momentuus questions which can
exercise the human mind, discussed with great
eloquence. ingenuity aud force ofargnmout.'
Those who wish 10 purchase any of the aboVe
81 ether articles in HE Book and Stationary line
would do well TO cali aud examine the subscri.
ber's stock before they purchase elsewhere, as
1c Is determined his prices shall be suited 70 the
flmes. CHAS. A. WIIHEKS.
lune ~.
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New Publications..

EkstiE subscriber has just received, direct
- nm Philadelphia The following new pub.
lcdtjuus. VIZ
St ! aientine's Day or the Fair Maid ofPerth,
by the Author of NaYelly SC. &c. This work
Is sad 10 be snpersar to any he has ever written.
on alter SCOTS Religious Discourses.
American Quarterly Review, 9th No. for June
1928, just received and Tor delivery to suhscri.
GERS ADRIAN Il. NORTH.
June ~.
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EEV1LE

vJOTlCF- y petition VII he presented 10 the
- next Legislature, PRAYING an amendment
VI the laws in relation 10 The inspection aud ship-
Iuuni of Tobacco, with the view of prohibiting
tive expectation Of rcfu.ed Tobacco.
Aug. II.
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NOTlCE.-l wish To sell my farm, two and a
" halt miles from Lynohbufg. Tie tract
contains about three hundred a0d twenty-five
ices, with "a hundred acres IN woods, very hea-
y,lv imhcred l. adjoins the lands Of On John /
Cobell. Mrs. Ann scott, David OSltsby and oth-
ers. \ considerable pa,t Of The open land =
uesh. having been cut IN the years 1924 -,
and %. aud IS in good order for the production
Of lndian corn and all descriptions ~ smaal
gam. The land would suit a professional gen
tlrman, o, any one engaged IA traie, as It iays
So near town as 10 enabie Inn to attend 10 his
business. aud would at thc shme time RipId q
grept plenty Of grain fol the consumption Of
family. with fire wood convenient TO the hous.
aud also 10 baul to town # desired Auy person
wishing % purchase the land, cau ascertain The
terms, by arplvbg to the sabsu ,ael ~ ii, resl
denc,. rrchf miles south Of Caw bel coutt hoa>e.
Oh 10 Mr.. David o,.esby living nsaf tae land,
\. ). HDNhH.
August - Isl
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Onc cent Rcuard, hit no thanis ~
erpNHseS.
IRUNAWAY from tae subscriber the 9th
n msf. MOSES FIELD a black hoy,
bound 10 me by the ovetseera OF tho poor
The SAID boy is 10 hiy eighteenth year, low
and thick made, with q l0tse mouth and
lhiok lips. | lorWarn all persnua employing
or hNfhorlng Tho said bog, uu4er the penalty
Of The law. RICHARD Ti1URMoN, Jr.
AuF ~. p3Ws2
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"a Ia sub.eriber wiI seIl p~rivateIY Bis lract

n hE subscriber vii sell privately his tract
q oflaLd in Bedford county, situated on the
nsrth and south forks ofGoose Creek, ana on the
main rond leading from Lynchburg to Fincas-
tie, II miles west of Liberty and adjoining
Capt eutord. 1t contains about I4O0 acres, Of
which 500 are uncleared. The part which is
uncleared, except a very small portion, is excel.
ent tobacco land. or The cleared land. $50 a.
cres are low grounds ofthe first quality, and The
remainder remarkably line highland. Tins is
one OF the best tracts OF land in the upper coun.
try, being well adapted to the cultivation OF flo
bacco and all kinds of grain il lies remarkably
w Il and is very free from stone; if divided lc
would make two very handsome tracts Which
shall be done, il those Who wish TO purchase
wish il. Persons wishing TO purchase may ap
ply 30 the subscriber residing in the neighboi-
hood Of New London, on 10 Capt, Buford. resi-.
dung near the traCt. WILLIAM IRVINE.
January 3. ts25
u HE Editors of the Enquirer will insert
Jhe above advertisement I'LL forbid and forward
.ileir bill TO this office for payment
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25

Il LNOEhL- 1He sub5crtbers have reno
~ we'd thor stock of Goods go the honsc
lately occupied bY Meazrs. Rankin g. Gle,
opposite the NitgtniAr Office, where they ip.
vite Nil who want dbeaa bargains To apply.
until The lst OF Dec next, at which time II b.
lhoir intention 10 close their business IN tn.
place ANDREWS q BROTHERS.
Aug. :.
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y Y vntue at a decree OF the court ut univ.
. n Of Rockingham county. North Carolina.
made II Spring term, ISIS, on the petition of
the he,rs a. law of " llliam penripr. de-. | shall
expose 10 public sale, ontHe premises onthe 10Th
DAY OF September neat, a valuable Tract otiaul.
wing IN the county Of Eoesn r#ln, on the
south side of Dan River also. on both sides Of
Bellows Creek, combining by estimation, one
thousand aud twenty five acre. The tract rln-
taInS a considerable share Of lou grounds, both
on the river and crerk also. a laiee and com.
Portable dwelling house. and all necessary oui
houses. Persons wishing 10 purchase lands ~,
this section ofcouniry would do well t. SEE THIS
ttact, rs but few OF equal value are thrown into
market.
The purchaser will he required to give bond,
with unquestlouahle security, Tor the purchase
money payable IN one, two aud three wears.
Possession vii he given M the end Of the year,
oiall the premises, but the purchaser can take
possession OF any paIt thIS hli, Tor the purpose
Of sowing smai grain. 4 title to the same "a M
he made under the decree of the court No doubt
exists as TO the title. as tue sale is only made lor
the purpose OF distribution.
JAMES 1. M0REHEAD. {. NJ. (,
Wentworth, Aug. Is. fds2
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aluahle Lands for Sale.


YRFhE lands of the Estate of THOMAS
n JEFFERSON, decd. lying in the coun
ties OF Campbell aud Bedford, will be Offered
on the premises, il not previously sold pr
vattiy, on Monday the 22d of September
next.
Likewise, MONTICELLO, in the county of
Albemar'e, with the lands OF the said estate
adjacent thereto, including the Shadweit
Mills, will be offered on the premises, il not
previously sold privately, on Monday, the
18th oil September next. The whole OF this
property will be divided TO suit purchasers.
The sale being made for the payment of the
.es'a'or's debts, the desire TO sell is sincere.
ihe terms will be accommodating, and The
prices anticipated low.-Mrs. Randolph of
Monticello, will join in the conveyance and
Viii make the titles perfect.
til. JEFFERSON RANDOLPH, EXT.
of TH0S- JEFFERSON, decd.
July II. tdssl
HAfEJust received some very surperios
n Turnip Seed.
WAITER II. MIDDLETON.
,ify ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25

A DyERT1sTMEHT.-Th Subscriber = ,sh.
N ~ to sell or rent out, tie Tranklin
Hotel ~ the Town Of Nv Glasgow aud county
oil Atnhersi. lhis Ba1disR is large and eonye-
nIeFi, and OUT houses aud garden 10 good ~
pair. It's situated pa .he .tsge road ~les,iiaz
nom Iy"chbuig 10 10 Charlottesville. and has
IN ITS favor much 10 recommend & II as a house
al entertainments. Possession Will be given IA
November next For terms, apply to tie sub
scriber at New Glasgow.
DAVID S. GARLAND.
July IL. 3m
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25
SPRING AND SIMMER GOODS
JGsi HECEh BID BY
DAVID ~ EtD. KYLE.

A part OF their spring and summer assert
"a ment, which includes the toiiowin-
A few pieces extra dne blue d black Cloths
Fine blue, black aud fancy coloured DO.
sup. 6ue blue and black Cassimeres
Several pieces fancy cold Do. sup.
fla,n amt cat silk Velvet Nesting
English silk Nestings, very sup.
Narseilles and fiorenDine do.
Italian Lustrlng Cravings
lash Linens, haest y ,trongesl fabrics
Lawns and Linen Cambria hdkfs.
Linen Camhrics, some Of which are yery,fne
Sup. blk. Italian Iusirings.
Plain and ig'd black Gro De Nap
White 6g d silk aud Sstins
Plain and fe'd Silk and Sa,ins
Watcred Silk, of tar richest STYLE
Blue, black pink and Green Florenees
Nreaths and Artificial Towers
Italian Grapes and Grape Leisses Of every
shade
A few cases Calicoes, beautiful patterns az
permanent colours
Barage Scarts, q mosl splendid article
Barage, silk, aud Gauze shawfs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25

VIRGINIA A Rulea boldau m the clerks niicc ufths
Superior court Of Cbancory for the Lyne4bnrg district,
M 2d day afJpae, 1927 ssrlnd Rufker aud An
fhuuy Nprkef, Pits. sgaiakl Samuel burks, III, aud
Iriaes BoutF1t Dafs.
Tie descendant Samuel narks, Jun. not having
entered he appearance aud given security according Ia
tia oct II Assembly aud tie b ules of this court, and II
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he Is rot
IN uhahftaot Of tbs country IT n ordered that the sad
defendant do appear here on the hHst day Of tho n'St
f#rH. sud answer the bill Oflle p~laIHiii5, and that a fopJ
#.ra #tar lie forthwith iusfFttI n bomB nrA paper
HpurHH 10 the town u iyarhHurP, Tor w. mout8z sue
r5ssteiy aud posted ut the front door of It, cOurtIolso
III tUD aud town.
rs Acopy-Tcsts, } WILLS. &.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25

RHOk RENT The tenement occupiedaby
4 Messrs. Rankin Il Cole. Possession 10 be
gwen on the Isl day Of August next. Apply TO
SAM Clayton OF TO the subscriber.
JAMES l.. CLAYTON.
May IL, ts62
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25

h WILL rent the plantation ofCol John Hon.
Z ", dec, IN the county OF Nelson. oppablte
,he town OF Rent Creek. The tract Is sufficient
20 WORT On Il 10 or l. hands, ~ ACRES Of river
-%iottoah, GOOD up land an disposed 20 rent
20 a good tenant fot n ,efm Of years, hut - a
hted muasy teat. Possession wi he ritcn this
fall, IN time T. seed wheat. % I vii seed the
2hoet cop It desued
CHS. YANCTS, adn'r
o. Ilnrsieg.
Aug IL. NV
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25

English and Wathcmdtical Seminary.
TAaR. 4 MIS- C~HAPFELLE, from Bait.
WI more, respectfully inform The citizens
81 Lynobburg. tint thoy intend opening, on
Monday 1t September nrSt, in the house on
Main Street, over the Store Of Me. Lloyd
Dorsey Seminary TOR the tuition Of youth
ol both sexes, IN the following branches oil
education, VIZ:
MALE DEPARTMENT.
Orthography, Reading. English Grammar.
Geography, History, Rhetoric, Writing, Arith.
meflo, housekeeping, Astronomy, Algebra
Surveying, GeometIy, Plane aud Spherical
rcigonometry, Navigation. Lunar Observa
tons and Natural Philosophy,
FEW1LE YHENT.
Orrhegraphy, Reading, English Grammar, &c
| asrapby, History, Rhetoric, Writing. Ar,ih.
mctic, Astronomy, Natural Philosophy, ana
PLAN aud Ornamental Noedlrwork
Nj. aud Mrs. {. pledge themselves that the
s%lriutest care will be paid to the morals and
behavior OF their pupils, and the most unre.
hitting attention 10 their Improvements Ihr,
very respectfully solicit a share of public pat
r0nege.
y b. for terms. please apply TO the princl
pal oflhe Seminary, at Mr.. laliafsrro's, ueal
spring Warehouse.
Aug. u
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SELLING OFF AT PRIME
COST.

VI -
ANDREWS d BROIHERS
ENEfL themselves grateful to the public for
the liberal patronage they have met with
since they have opened their establishment in
tins place and nov TAXI this method OF inform
ing their customers and the public in general,
that they are determined to dispose OF their en-
tire stock Of goods n prime cost, with an inten-
ton Of disseminating this branch and they can
didly say it will be 10 the interest Of every per-
son to cali at their store previous to purchasing,
as their stock consists ofa variety of goods, ma
ny entirely new aud ia hienable patterns.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Dry Goods, Groceries. Liquors, Hardwre,
Earlhern and Glass Ware, Looking Glasses.
Books, Paper Iansings, Clothing, Leghorns,
&c. &c. all OF which will be sold by wholesale
Or retail, at great sacrifice, as we wish 10 close
all cur business shortly.
ANDREWS s. BROTHERS.
July IA.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25

VIRGINIA "A Hujas holden at theclcrk's oiIoe ofthc
Sup l4r Z QUIT ~ haucery Tor the Lynrhbuff On.
mt, fht 81 day 81 1uuc. i-21 George Tucller. PIT
aralsa Wliaam Iia1ris, sarah lfarub aud John 1sv-
lur, pHfs.
Tho d%e"ndait John Iaylor, not having entered his
appcera#e" ~ the earoIad hli n thc PLAINTIFF aal
fltcr frrn,iY ae". fdiug tu the gl nj Assembly and the
luicsoi iats cunt, ana u appearing by satisfactory r,i-
1enre thutho ~ not an ulabtnui of this couHJry-t
Il ordered, thai The snd defendant do appear here ON
thh hfsi day ol ihH nrAf tom aud answer thc sad biI al
tho plainu1 mud hat "a copy fth4s order be- iofthNsl
inserted m -nIno newspaper painted m tho town ol
! ynChha9i, ipi two months aa.cusselt, AID posted at
the trout door OF til court-house IA tic saldtoun.
ACopy-Icsto,
20 IOIfH MIIIS Il
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25

VIRGINIA At Rultshotden mthe lerk's 1Htee orthe
Superior Court Of Chancerr tor the .}nrhturr district
the I'd day OF Juue, lS27. Waiter Fitzgerald aud Ma
~ hiswife, Dunnn Tugg. Ahnrr TsEg and Doeis
Trigg, the four last infants under the y = ottweniy one
year,, by Hm. tugE, then lath"r and next friend,
Pitt. against Watet fitzgerald admir- dc boni, non n
John Anthony, decd, Jumta Cabhs aud Elizabeth his
wife, Thomas :. Barroit ,n5 Susan his wife, Nh. An
thony, Jas. Anthony, Sal'A Anthony, Mary Ann Antho-
ny, Benjamin 4. Anthony, Donald Frazier ana Juliet
Jane his witc, Lodo"ick rrodio and Matilda g.. his
wifi, Sarah Ann Anthony. Amanda NJ. Anthony, Al
bert &. Anthony Harriet \. Anthony, Elizabeth NJ Au-
thouy, Mark Anthony, James c. Anthony, Ahner An
thony, Charles Anthony, john Alexander and James
g, Sipptoe. netts.
Tho defendants Donald Frazer and Juliet Jane his
wife, IodowlGk Brodio aud Matilda q. his Wife, Sarah
Ann Anthony, Amanda NJ. Anthony, Albert G. Anthony,
Harriet A, Anthony 4 Elizabeth NJ Anthony not having
entered their appearance and gwen security according To
the act of Assemble, and the rules of this court, and II ap-
praringh by satisfactory evidence that they ARE not luha5-
iianis ofthis countrs-lt Is ordered, that the sand defend
ants do appear here on the first day ofthe next term and
answer the bill o lthc plaintiffs and that a copy OF this
order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper print
cd IN the town of Lynchhutg for two months successive
w., and posted at the font door oil tho courthouse in
the said town,
s6 A~copy-Tcste, JOHN WILLS, OK.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25

MORE NOVELTIES,
PafiS!an GAUGES, for parties
Grass and cambria Batistis
Granadine Silks, a new article
Best blk Gro de Maple Silks
Beautiful plaid Ginghams
Bobbiuet Wells, very cheap
Thread cambria iidkfs. a bargain.
All OF which will be sold as low as our Gus.
TONERS could wish them.
MAZE, ROBINSON j. Co.
JuRs 3s.
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ffRGfSfAt-At Rules holden IN tte Clerk office ofthe
superior Court oi Ghancefy forths Iynebhurp Distfrt,
the 4t5 day 81 July, lr2e. sacAviiio King, Pii against
L"nIamiD pefkiua, John Moore, HiehHrd psrkins,
1htmas Mnofe, j. aud JaHa y. Eosc, Dnts.
Tho Defendant The. Moore. IT, mol having entered his
spprtfaB,o aud gl'eH security acco5 ding totie sct 81 Al
seuu|y Dad the fuiot ct TIM court, aud IL appearing by
sstisisapary eFldcuce Ivy he a uot Al l|naaHlf1ut ni tins
country II Is ordered, That tas said deiendHH'io teyrlr
her4 0n tHN hfsg day u the mkt term aud ai.Hstf the
b.. Of tie plaintiff aud that . CO.'S of tins 9rler be forth
With Inserted III so'ne nr"spapar Vuuted IN the town ui
tFutthetg for two months auccssaisrly, and posted At
.he 'front.' door uitho eeurlha1ae IA the sad town.
10 cbpY-Icste, j. WILLS, Ca.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-25

NlRGtAit-N rutas holden IN IN" ecrk's ouee ottfc
Superior Curt az Ciur-ary ior the lFurhtgrc hs.
tr.tz tbp II an, ell Jpor ls2s. Nm. Lee, j. Mum
frtSmrOH 4 VIM aNk4rr PiB 1unsl iglHtHs Rod
IVAN. VIM L. son. loel Lee, Greenylllo Penn, TIM elder
t.ut Penn. widow Of Gulricl Penn, decd, Clafls Penn,
SraasIl Nafna md itu.b lis Nlir, Josiah Iarts sMi
Mary a.. wife. Ahtam louu, Greeuyilio Penn, ~ aud
Traur}s Penn, .h# Two tast inttmts 10y Commissioner
Tr1aph, zperi0l'y assigned their guardian, haits.
Tho defendant, lguutius Rednan. William Ice,
sou Jori I,r, JOSIAH Fans aud Mary has Niio, gId
Ahtan Penn not having entered thetr appearance
aud giseu seeHutv according TO the act Of Assembly ami
tuc rus If TIN. court, and il appearing u stt,ttacta-
~ evidence that they are not inhabitants OF tins
country 1t Is ordered that the suid defendants do appear
h,r~ an tha fret dny Of the neet TERM aHd answer
the hli atthe plluttFs and that Il rnpt eftlts order he
forthwith inserted IL sume ucNsfRptf printed in the
town Of IN ucbburg for twomrntns suyrcs7lt'lv, and POI
ted 81 the front door otthe courthouse IN ihc said town
FL ACopy-Toste. JOHN WILLS, ok.
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New Publications.

UST received by the subscriber fat lis new
- Book aud Stationary Store) tie following
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Aug2l
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-01

Pasta Of Egypt. AMI some Of lie seroyi attached TO me
Resdeucy The Turks, appears after oblg'ng me -
po,s to seek shelter within the Factory the gates OF
were Immediately shut them, attempted 10 eter 'he
place BY climbing the walls and, probably, "oula nave
succeeded had hey been deferred by one OF the 'nfe
most If the party beng shot dead on the spot ~ We a
gcon belonging the Residency. The affair." y vas ah9c
patcd would not lead any unpleasant results as two bf'h
ships OF before the town, and therefore, ltAy '"
render ever, protection 20 The Rcsdency 1t was ho"'
err Thought probable the Surg would be oaEcd 70
qu Mocha al ogcther, az the Turks continued 10 hieae
vengeance against him, and, il is even sand had Dug grave
and sworn Oh tile Koran, they would bury hun IN "
Iieutenant.Genera the Earl Of Dahousc, &. q u Will
IS ou, succeed in the course OF The ensuing year.
General Lord V scoun, Combermere, q. IS aud u =
II al COMMANDMENTS Chief IN India.
London evening paper says, the consgnmen'so mann
factured goods sent from this country TO New-Nofk and
south America invariably attended with very cons'lc
rahc loss manufacturers. II would be we'll there
tore if manufacturers would take the hint and tut
forward consgnmens TO those countries ON the iepesen
o those persons st ling themselves agents, several
Of whom are this country, who stare that the trade
bo II New York aid South America is IN most prosper
and honrlsiing condition.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-01
BRIGADE ORDERS.
Mad Q.ar.srs, IL Brigade, 10! .N'itia.

Kead Qlar;sgs, IL Brigade, Ia! !M'iha.
January %, 1928.
tfFicFts conmanti, companies, who have not made
fc.i N nes agreeable ii the l7h and Both ctl"ns
al be N,tia la" VIII f.flhss!th make them To Richard
@ry n, Miia CummsstN New castle and to the frgs
llt GensrGr n igaIr Msor, be subject 70 rs hnt
r negcc Of that dc! agreeable 70 the I'm section o.
san Law
t,Iccrs VINO DRAINED arms out Ct The arsenas VIII
Olt number aid ct said 10 the commissary
Ey Oraf ef Tx Br4sa.Efr Geieral:
JAMES SUTTON,
i--at b .aoe Alalor
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-01
FOR RENT.

FEsHE houre oNned and al present occupied BY David T.
Miles together Nth the store house, granary, sc
heangl K therennto IN tie tom OF St. Georges. The
loom present occtped by Il. pok & Henry -
For particulars INQUIRE Of HE subscriber living ~ the house
jan g. 1873 Sd, DAVID 4. MILES.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-01
smother chance .for .idrenturerS.
TOMORROW FOR PRIZES

rs )2FRrs0N { Lltll.E Reg leave to inform tie en-
Ii x his ,oro g that the An Glass Of The Della
Wa s AoItl Cayoiua Lottery vii he lrawn TO.MOR-
ROW when prizes amounting 10 $780, $40 !! will be dis
tribi ted entetprising advemnrershe price Of the
tickets is but 81 Shares N approximations persons
tho wish carch Dune For,nea Golden sm.e" would %
well apply early
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-01

2. s. "a Tic last Disnal uamp Lot'ery, We had the
ples II selling and paving No 1559-41, pfize of
$500! to ouHS gentleman oi tins Basoush.
la.lt sfsi ~ advanced ter prizes demand
Orders from the country promptly attended 70.
Robertson q Little.
{,f a luinr.on
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-09-25

necessary that the youth who ID destined for .
trade, should bring to his employment mind
inquisitive, studious, busy, and inciiuing to
mechanic pursuits. Such q mind, with or
dinary attention to its cultivation, can scarce.
ly fail Of becoming in a very considerable de.
gree enlightened. But TO the common souf-
ces Of informstisu, good many mechanics
add very laudabls attention to books, to Tho
periodical publications ofthe day and to the as
sociatious for mutual improvement. Mechan-
ics' and apprentices Libraries are established,
and mechanics societies are formed, which by
inducing studious habits, interchange OF ideas,
and collision Of sentiments, must tend to i'm
prove the yinds Of the members in high de.
gres'-Thereis, in fact, ut the present time,
a very large share Of information and solid
practical knowledge among the mechanics Of
this country.
The life Of the mechanic, il 10 true, is life
Of labor and whiio he wipes the sweat from
HE brow, he may perhaps murmur at his fate,
and envy what he considers the easy lot Of
other professions. But where is the business
which e1empts man from life Of labors The
life Of Judge and the first Offices under 60.
vernment is life Of labor. But can these
"bonorable men build ship, or raise spiro
TO heaven, or exercise all or any Of the arts
which add so much TO the comfort and gran.
dour Of the world These the mechanic can
do and ifhe only reflects on the Importance
Of his labors, he can scarcely repiDs At his lot.
-Berkshire y4znerisan.
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.ENLTTY & INAlIE...

DERHAes nothing contributes more to
l. the continuance and Improvement Of
10th, than Sea Bathing, more especially in
sultry weather. Tho subscriber at the
suggestion of several respectable gentle.
nen has erected a BATHING HOUSE
'ttuated at about one minutes walk from,
Washington square. adjacent to the lower
Bridge on the Long wharf, and precisely
in the rear Of the large Store lately occu
pied by Mr.. John Williams. II was men
toned to me as an inducement to build !.
Bath, that at the Beach you were griev
ously incommoded with sand and sea
weed, sharp rocks, and Opaque wattr-bu.
the gentlemen and ladies' who have enjoy
ed Tho bathing establishment, have inform
cd me that all these grounds Of complain,
are happily removed by the clear and rap
id current that amos, constantly submerg
os, and purifes, this NEW BATH.
The Bathing House is open from sun
rise till 9 o'clock in the evening.
TO LET-two PLEAsURE BOATs,whicl
are in complete order--also large Scow
suitable 70. discharging vessels, &c.
WIN. PENGELLEY. P
Newport, Aug. lst, 1928.