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A & H. WILSON have just received a supply of White
IA Bonnet Boards of superior quality Amiess manna
ture and also, supene Blue Hot Pressed and other Post
Papers, from the Mill.
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Nw USIC.-A great variety of Music for the Piano and
1VE Harp for sale by A. & H. Wilson, No. los, Market
Street, where may also be had the lowest prices School
Books Writing and Letter Paper and general assortment
of Stationery.
Subscriptions for the North American and American Quar-
erly, Reviews received at the above place.
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sDA DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from the sub
<p scber living in Chrana Hundred near the Brandy
wine ChaJheate Springs on Monday morning last dark
Yellow Man, named GEORGE about twenty years old five
years to serve feet inches high, thin lps
Hat %alks little skow footed that he his shoes aside
Had on an old fur hat, rim somewhat torn old casine
roundabout lined with green baze, pair of striped
linen rowsers, and old lace boots The above reward with
all reasonable charges will be paid for bringing him home
securing HIM SO that get him again ENoCH GREGG.
January 81, 1929 14-4t
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I'm atcful squirting at JMonarehy-The following a
literal extract of letter from the Dey of Algers Mr.
Madison, of the oath April, 1915.
To his Majesty, the Emperor of America, its adjacent
and dependent Provinces and coasts and wherever his Gov
eminent may EXTEND noble FRIEND the support of the
Kings of the nation of Jesus the pillar of all Christian Sove
regns the most glorious among the Princes elected amongst
many Lords and Nobles the happy, the great the amabe,
James Madison Emperor of America may his reign be hap
Ply and glorious and his life long and prosperous wishing
him long possession of the seal of his blessed THRONE and
long life and health, Amen! Hoping that your health is in
good state inform you that mine is excellent thanks the
Supreme Being constantly addressing my humble prayers
the Almighty for your felicity
NeU Paper.-A paper is to be published in the
town of Morristown, VT entitled " The Green Noun
tain Forest Requiem to be devoted to sound religion,
strict morality, and the memory Of the dead"
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n EGH ACCOMMODATIONS of Leigh Richmond au-
N thor of the interesting history of the " Daryman's
Daughter, for sale by A. H Wilson.
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BOOTS. SHOES. AND TRUNKS. of

WpOoTS. SHOES, AND TRUNKS, of every descriptions
ED made of the best Materials and according the latest
fashions for sale, wholesale and RETAIL by the subscriber
Nos 9S and 100 Market street, Wilmington. Country
keepersw find an extensive suitable for their trade
o. An extensive assortment of Shoemakers suf1s and
trimmings. JAMES MNEAL.
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DARKER'S PANACEA.-In the month of November,
m 1927 female in the employ ofthe City Hospital,
verely afflicted with the Inammatoy Rheumatism and had
been suffering for long time, without any relief having tried
almost every known when occurred 10 her friends
recommend to her for trial. Parker's Vegetable Renovatng
Panacea which she fortunately for herself consented take
and do hereby certify that upon using only bottle of this
invaluable medicine, she perfectly restored health, and
has not been since using it, troubled with the Rheumatism in
any shape. JOSEPH T. ALTEMUS
Philadelphia March 5, 1928.
The above truly valuable medicine may be had at HAIR
LANS Drug and Chemical Store, 1856, NIarket-st, Whining
ton. January IT, 1928.
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GooD STAND FOR BUSINESS TO RENT-The sub
Va scrber Offers for rent the Store and Dwelling House,
in High street, adjoining the occupied by himself The
building has just undergone thorough repair and the Store
has been much enlarged and improved and the situation is
excellent for business. Possession will be given
mediateIy. WILLIAM LARKIN
Wilmington, Dec 90
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adjourned meeting of the Friends of Ireland in Will
A mngton and its vicinity will be held the house of
Mrs Catherine M Gee Saturday the 2lst inst. at z
o'clock, p NJ Punctual attendance is requested
Persons wishing become members are respectfully invited
10 attend. JOHN MLEAR, Secy. p. r.
February Id.
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s. i A Court held for Albemarle County the
IA fifth day of October 1929.
William Crcnshaw Administrator of William
Crenshaw decd, Plaintiff
Sarah Crenshaw, Guodlow Carter and Mary his
wife formerly Mary Crcnshaw, Nicholas Crcn.
shaw, David Watts and Elizabeth his wife Ma.
thaniel Thompson and Temperance his wife,
John ID. Foster and Mary his wife, Abraham
M. Jones and Mildred his wife, David c. Thomp.
son and Doraha c. his wife. Defendants.
IN CIL4NCERY.
The defendants Goodlow Carter and Mary his
wife and Elizabeth Watts, not having entered
their appearance, and gvin security, according
to the act of Assembly, and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this Common.
wealth-on the motion Of the plaintiffs by their
counsel, ii is ordered that the said defendants
do appear here the first day of January court
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Virginia Advocate, news paper published in
the town Of Charlottesville, for two months SIC
cessivcly, and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse Of this county for the same lenpth
of time Copy-Teste
ALEXANDER GARRETT. C. A.C.
October o. 1899. 2m
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ANDREW LEITCH

4 INFORMS his friends aud the public
a generally, that he is receiving and OPEN
ing his supply If FALL aud WINTER
GOODS, which he "Gers for sale at the
most reduced Cash prices
Deeming 1t unnecessary TO enumcrate
the articles that comprise his assortment,
nc would merely mention that it consists
OF a general supply of asks
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware and Queenswa:e, amongst
which arc Cloths, Cassimers and Satc-
nett, At unusually low prices, very large
Point, Duffie and Rose Blankets, stout
domestic Shirtings and Sheetings. Ladies
and 'icntlemens Cloaks, Cotton Yarns of
superior quality, hes, Gunpowder Teas,
large supply of American and English
Buster Crawlcy and Cast Steel, TO which
he invites the atlantion Of the public, and
soliciis the favor of an examination.
October 30. '29. If
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hI.BEMARI.E
GRAMMAR SJHOoL.

TbNiiE first session of this school will
d cnd on the ooh of November next
the second will commence ON the 2ls,
Of the same month. In t:is school will
be ,auSh, the Greek, Latin, French and
Spani4', languages, and Mathematics.
The subscribers pledge themselves TO
spare TO pains or time in imparting to
those who may be entrusted to their
care, correct knowledge Of what they
profess TO teach. They have engaged
the services Of Mr.. Antonio, Spanisl,
gentleman who will attend the school
and give lessons in the spanish language.
Terms OF admission, $40 per session
five months.
For those attending Spanish, an addi-
tonal fee of So will lie required.
V. j. FERRON.
S. TX. ROYALL.
The subscriber will accommodate in
his family two or three boarlers.
V. j. FERKoN
The Editors Of the Richmond ENQUIRER
will please Insert the above three times
once week.
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AUCTION EXTRAORDINARY.

Written by a young Lady of Yermont, ,cho
died at the age Of sixteen.
dreamed dream in tho midst of my slumbers'
And as fast as l dreamed, i, came into numbers,
My thoughts ran along in such beautiful metre.
I'm sure ne'er saw any poetry swcetcr;
II seemd that law had been recently made
That tax on old bachelors pates should be laid ;
And in OF Ter to make them all willing to marry
The tax was as large as amau could well carry.
The bachelors grumbled, and said twas no use;
Twas horrid injustice, and horrid abuse,
Anddeclared that to save their hearts blood from
spilling,
OF such vilc tax they would not pay shilling,
But tho rulers determined them stlsto pursue,
So they set all old bachelors up at vendue
crier was sent through tho town to and fro,
To rattle his bell and his trumpe, to blow,
And TO call out to all he might meet in his way,
Ho forty old bachelors sold here to-day,
And presently all the old maids in the town,
Each in her very best bonnet and gown;
From thirty to sixty, fair, plain, red and pale;
Of every description, all hocked to the sale
The nuctioneer then in his labour began;
And called out aloud as he held up a man,
How much for e bachelor who wants TO buy ?
In atwink." every maiden responded Il, L.
In short, at highly sxtravagant price,
The bachelors all were sold off in :rce,
And forty old madens, some younger, some
older,
Each lugged an old bachelor home on her
shoulder.
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a TRULES HELD IN THE CLERKS OF
IA FICE of Albema,ie County Court, in DC.
tober, 1929.
Abraham Shaffer an6 Chrirtiana Shafer,
heirs of Frederick Shafier deceased, Pits.
AGAINST.
George and William Shnffcr, children of John
Shaffer deceased, who was son. and one of the
heirs of Frederick Shaffer Frederick Shaffer,
Emanuel, John, William Elizabeth and Samu-
cl Sweek, children of John Sweek, who inter-
married with Caty Shaffer, daughter of Freder-
ick Shaffer deceased Michael Shaffer, Michael
Brock and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth
Shaffer, Margaret, George and Jacob Shaffer,
children of Charles Shaffsr deceased, who was
son of Frederick ShafIer, deceased, Achilles
Dinnett, and Hannah his wife, formerly Han
nah Shaffer; Jacob keblingeI and Lany his
wife, formerly Lany Shaffcr, and daughter of
Frederick Shaffer deceased. Defts.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, Abraham Frederick, Charles,
John, Sabina, George and William Shaffer, chill
dren Of John Shaffer deceased, who was son.
and one of the heirs of Frederick Shaffer Fred
erck Shaffer. Michcal Shaffer, Michael Brock,
and Elizabeth his wife. formerly Elizabeth Shat
fer, Margaret, George and Jacob Shaffer, chill
dren of Charles Shafier deceased, who was son
of Frederick Shaffer, deceased Achilles DIN
nett and Hannah. his wife, formerly Hannah
Shaffer, Jacob Keblnger and Lany his wife, tor
me.ly Lazy Shaffer, and Gaughte of Frederick
Shaffer deceased, not having entered their ap-
pearance, and given security, according to the
act of Assembly, and the rules of this Court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
they are not inhabitants of this Commo weo l,h
ON tho motion of the plaintiffs by their coun-
sci, il is ordered that the said defendants do an
pear here the first day If January Court
next, and answer the Plaintiffs bill, and that a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the
Virginia Advocate, newspaper published in
the town of Charlottesville, for two months sue
cessively aud posted at the front door of the
Court-house Of this county for the same length
OF time. A copy-teste.
IRA GARRETT ID. C..
Octobe. 90, 1920. 2n
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THOMAS Il. BAILEY.
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

CHARLOIIESVI
EE AS received and offers for sale a
= a FRESH supply Of the following Iono
celebrated medicines:
GF~ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS IN
Tried aud highly approved raluabh
Wedicines.
LEES. unparalleled Antibillious Pills
price % aud 80 cents per box-famous
tor the cure of bilious and other destruc-
tive levers, obstinate distinctions of the
stomach ard bowels, giidiness, costive
Ness, sickness at the stomach. REMOVING
cold, &c.
None are genuine, without tie sigma
tu.e OF Noah Ridgely.7
TWENTY YEARS.
LEES Elixir has, Tor twenty years. been
most successful medicine for colds
coughs, splitting Of blood, asthma, indica-
tive consurnptiors, and other complaints
Of the lungs and breast, as many of our
citizens haze certified.
LEES WoRM LozENGEs, a certain and
powerful remedy for destroying all kinds
of worms
LEES SOVEREIGN Ointment for the
= 10y ''""'NS w SuiC iloil OuS dppiICd-
'ioD, and fee from mercury or any PERM
c!ous ingredients.
LEES GENUINE PERSIAN LOTION, rem
ders the skin delicat.y soft and smooth
improves the complexion.
LEES Essence and EXTRACT Of MUs.
TAsp, an infalibe remedy for sp,ains,
bruises, rheumatism, numbness, &c.
LEES NERVOUS CORDIAL, or GRAND
RESTORATIVE, a most valuable medicine
for great and general debility, nervous dis
orders, loss of appetite, &c
LEES AGUE and Fever DRoPs. war
ranled to cure iftaken according to direc.
tons.
LEES INDIAN VEGETABLE Specific. a
certain aud effectua! cure for venereal and
gonorrhea.
LEES TocTH ACHE DRors, which give
immediate relief.
LEES EYE WATER, certain cure for
sore eyes.
LEES ANoDyNE ELIxIE, for the cure of
headaches.
LEES Conn PLASTER, for removing
corns.
Please to take notice, none are genuine
without the proprietor's signature.
NOAH RrDGELY,
Late Michael Lee and Son.
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NOTICE.

TEHE subscribers take this method Of
a. informing their customers and the
3gE9> public generally, that they have
|EEEE emPloyeda MILLER who bas ia
ll a-asssa- ken possession of their MILLS
and they arc prepared TO receive and grind
Wheat upon the same terms they ground
last year; or they will grind each crop sen.
arately if requested. The subscribers have
a good deal Of nice new Flour on hand
which :hey would exchange for good Mer.
chantable Wheat.
RICHARD e. JAMES DUKE.
October $3.50 n
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HOUSE AND LOT
FOR SALE.

Try virtue of a Deed Of Trust, exc
~ cuted TO me by Washington Chiles,
for the benefit of John Brockman and
Pleasant F. Boyd, and duly recorded in
the Clerks Office of the county of AL.
bemarle, will sell at public auction, on
the 2Sth day Of December next, for
cash,
A HOUSE AND LOT
Lying in the town Of Charlottesville, on
the Main street, Immediately above the
store Of Isaac Raphael. This Lot con-
tains one half acre of ground, some inn
provements, and is from its situation, We
ny valuable. Acting as Trustee, ! shall
convey such title only as is vested in me
by the Deed of Trust, though the title
is believed to be unquesiionably good.
GEORGE CARR,
Trustee.
November 6-29 ids
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

EJOne square, or less--Thrco insertions 81
each continuance, % ccDts--Thc number,of in
seIt'ons must be noted on the MS. OF odvsrtise
ms nts will he inserted, md charged accordingly.
ChauccTy orders. not exceeding two SQUARES.
will be published .or FIVE Dollars
pTAHlattcrs To tho Editors must be pcs, paid
or they will not he attended TO.
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TERMS.

NJ TIE VIRGINIA 8DVOCATE. will be
Published every Friday, at three dollars per
annum. payable in advance.
U'No subscription will he received for less
man SIX Months, or be discontinued, but at thu
discretion Of tho Editors, until ali nrrcar,ocs
shall lave boon paid.
UTWhoevcr viii procure five, and guarantee
the same, will be entitled To tho sixth GRATIS
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a 9 y x e q N
AND
Commission Business.

FHE subscribers offer their services to
4. the public in the above capacity,
viz: as A UCTTONS. COMMISSION
MERCHANTS. They are prepared Ia
receive, and will sell any article entrusted
to their care. either at private or public
sale, as may be required. Should they
meet sufficient encouragement, ii is
their intention TO have regular AUG
TON SALES, on each ourt day, and
on such ether public days as may he ne.
cessary. Their Commissions will be as
reasonable as possible, and proportioned
to the value Of the articles sold.
Believing such an establishment will be
an accommodation tn the public. in dis.
posing of many articles and being deter.
mined to give strict attention to it, and he
pnnctual in their dealings, they solicit.
and will enleavour to merit whatever en-.
enlargement generous public may be-
stow.
P. r. BOYD g. BROTHER.
October 80 1929. tf
N. B. The above will be conducted
by p. +. BOYD, at the corner, between
the Central Hotel aud Court House square
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VIRGINIA

At Superior Court of Chancery for
The Slauntoa District, on the 18th July,
1929.
William Slaughter and Mary his wife,
Plaintiffs.
Philip Grafton Edmund Davis, Executor, of
Eohcrt Davis deceased Byrd Rogers; Weedy
L. l.. Slaughter and Robert Slaughter,
Defendants.
On the motion of the Defendant, Edmund Da-
"is, Executor of Robert Davis deceased. leave
is giscn him to appear and file his answer. 1t
heng suggested t, the Court that the de,cudant
Byrd Rogers is de-, =, the sane is ordered 10 be
cntarcd 81; Record And on the motion of tn.
Plaintiffs by their counsel, it is ordered that the
accooa, between the parties in this cause be re.
ferred To Master Commissioner George Carr,
who is hereby authorised aud directed to state
aud settle the same aud make report thereof TO
this court, together with any matters specially
thought pertinent by hi;uself. or required b,
the parties to be 81 stated. and the s,id Commits.
sion@s is AUTH riscd t, proceed in the absence
~ either party, who having reasonable notice
ot his primary appointment, or adjournment,
shall fail to attend him.
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NOTICE.

WILL be sold on Tuesday the Stu
w day of december next, at the
late residence of Robert Davis deceased,
in Albemarle County, MI the stock Of
Horses, Cattle, including Beevcs and
Work Oxen, Sheep and Hogs, Wag-
CONS, Carts, Plantation Tools, crop of
Corn and Fodder,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
A good Still and various other articles
too numerous to mention.
-ALsO-
6 or LIKELY NEGROES
will be sold. A credit of twelve months
will be given on all sums Of five dollars
& upwards, by the purchaser giving bond
with such security, as may be required.
Cash for all sums under five dollars
Sale TO continue from day 10 day till all
is sold.
EDMUND DAVIS,
+ Executor of Robert Davis decd.
November Geo tbs
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Defendants. :
The defendant James w. Leigh, not
having entered their appearance, aud Civ
en- security according to the act of Assem-.
bly,, and the rules OF this Court, and il ap-
pearing by satisfactory evidence, that he
is not an Inhabilant Of this Commonwealth
ON motion of the plaintiff by his conn
sci, it is ordered that the said defendant do
appear here on the first day OF Feb. Court
next, and answer tie plaintiffs bill, and
that copy Of this order lie forthwith IN
serted 10 the Virginia Advocate, news
paper published in the town Of Charlottes.
vile, for two months successfully, aud
posted at the front door of The Court house
oil this county for the same length Of time.
A Copy-Testc,
IRA GARRETT ID. G..
November 1879 2m
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WILLIAM g. MARY COLLEGE.
AUGUST the 10Th, 1929.

~
Il Grammar school OH the first day 81 the
other school on the last Monday in October.
Moral Course :: The Rev. Adam Empie,
Professor Leltres, Rhetoric, Lo-
gic, and Moral Philosophy. Text books
-Blair's Lectures, Hedges Logic and
PaIey Philosophy.
Law Course Judge ]. Semple, Professor.
Law and Police Text book-Tucker's
Blackstone.
Political Course Thomas II. Dew,
Observation-Disclosures. Natural and Ma
tional Law, Government, Political Econo.
my g. History. Text books, Browns Lee
lures on the Philosophy ofthe human mind
VattePs law Of Nations; Lectures on CO.
vernment by the Professor; Smiths
Wealth Of nations and Lectures on His
tory by the Professor.
Chemical and Philosophical Course ::
VIM. b. Rogers, Professor
Mineralogy, Botany and Natural PhIoso-
ply, with lis application TO the Mechanic
Arts. Text books-Webster's Chemis-
try, Rogc:s's Introduction, and Cavallo's
Natural Philosophy.
Mathematical Course: Ferdinand S.
pI,np anJ s,ha,,col r,;s"'', ssy. hsen'a'
veying. Mensnra,ion, Comic Sections,
u",.n",s sI ', " o'o''' w.; eS' "'ohs-
w.. -. $50; INV T, Surveying;
c'.,. . os.o'' a"u i'"@'o''S a'o
Sehn,T - L,,, n
c..sor Tbo C,oe,, ~; "", ~
G Co. 49,, ''" 49,. Law, mi hlnsuages,
anu nd"ue'"' ana
.toJo.n + W .Is''' 'nS''uI,''"
p-r .r, ieha,
I.oJ:sI e ''e"'"' spanish ano
IT, :,
c,arn,a, SahoJ P"p'. 20 'h1
."'''" .,. ''I"ooi w session oil
cI e. s' "'S"e,
-
T,,o. r c,, o'-o
bo..I II. 'o"'
nos .nd $3.50 'oe'' eau
~ - 'e'a"'s' So'
Fees n ,b,s. profsssors 600 " 90
Ma,r;o,i.,;o, -, ,;LSo' or'V CAV" W
'ee'
80,
aI,w s,,d.n, ,u , pio0
,o..a ", my a''ena other
7 ,ec,nre, onI,, bis anon '"e IN 10"
for boarJ Iodg;hn CnaJ oanaIo ' o'
,erd.nce IS sars a. ' a..
last Mond,v in Oo,nho~ , m . .h
course comn,enoos 49, VIZ" ."e
Of the las, week n an,;, I,h"n !;
must close " 'P'"' ""eh
AIa,r;cnla,;on ;hroxrc ...,:., 00a
will entitIe the student to ,h zee f,s " liz"
of the Law Library CONSISTING ola
collsc,;or of ,r.II sai,.,I IH,s oa
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NOTICE.
"ILI. be sold at Michie's old Mill.
w three pair of MILL STONES i;
Viz one pair of Cullin. one pair of Burr,
and one pair of Country; aud sundry old
MILL IRONS to the highest bidder,
on credit oil twelve months, on the first
Saturday in December, 1899.
N. BAEKSDALE, DIS.
for John Watson S. A.C.
November 1879 tbs
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Teste,
WILLIAM 8. ESERlDGE.

WILLIAM :. ESERlDGE.
Charlottesville, October 30, le2D
have appointed the 9th day of December next
at nine o.:"lck. A. NJ. at my office. in the town
of Charlottesville, to comply with the rcquisi,
tons Of the within order of reference. And
will continue from time t. time until completed
At which time and place, the parties interested
are requested to attend with papers, vouchers
witnesses, &c.
GEORGE CARR, Mas. Com.
November 6, 1929. IT
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A FINGER BOARD. In the year 1919.
between Winchester and Romney, at the
forks Of the road there stood hnser-boarJ
with the following inscription on il:
O. % MILES TO RoMNEY.
u you can't read inqairc Ct TIC mil"
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from his bed and board.
We find the following in an Eastern paper.
BAD IN GRAIN" One jeremiah Grain
n Preacher, is posted in Virginia paper,
as having patroI!ed the State, seduced the
affections, and gained the hands Of large
number o! widows whom ne married and
desertediu succession. Blight AMI mildew,
say we, to such grain!
We think our brethren are unite too un-
charitable, this Grain may not be so bad as
described. We would, with the hope Of
improving its quality, recommend that it
ne carefully Grdshed, and then sent to
ftreadipg) mill ~ FU. S. Gaz.7
a woman asked Doctor whether TAX
ing snuff was not hnrtfuI to the brain. mo
said the Doctor, for he that has ann will
not take snuff
LnGIc Give me that logic that will
prove black to be white, and white no CO.
Ior at all. Many are they who WELD the
weapon that can do il. and that tho, in
despite OF reason. will prove 70 yon.'
sayst the logiciaD, 'tha: every cat hath three.
tails And hoy ? inquired tho gaping
multitude. wv ', thus no cat hath two
sni!s.' Granted Ecc-y CT hath ono tail
more ti'an no cat 'Trnc.' Two added
70 one are eq,l to Ascc---ergo, eoerg 1at
beth THREE t0iis.'