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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-21
NEW BOOKS.
A GRAMMAR ofthe Itolinn Inn,

a GRAMMAR ofthe Italian Language, by Pie
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Greek and English Dictionary, composing all
The words in the writings of the most popular
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-21
Richmond, Va. March 10, 1899. c.f

H,chmond Rott'ng y Sitting NIL and Nail Fncfory.
W. have Tor sale large stock of C Nas made of i'm.
W ported swedish Iron, of manufactures and the
quality warranted We prepared execute orders Tor all
the various sizes from Sd Od containing 100 to 200
los each also Bads Horse Shoe Iron, Rods aud Rolled Iron
OF every description We determined sell as low as any
that can DC imported and invite country friends and
merchants generally TO call and the goods before they
purchase We ave lately erected Spike Machine cf an
Immense power oud Constructions calculated TO cut from,
10 inch spikes, which be substituted f the
that are no better, aud far costly.
lin p HAWAII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-21

Have determined to extend my business this
p SPrngby adding an extensive Wholesale and Fan
cy assortment, and arn inclined to offer my present
stock Consisting of almost every article in the nc at
very reduced pricce. Country Merchants and pur-
chasers generally invited to call and iudce for
themselves. GEORGE. T.. TIFFfN.
Jan ~ d1Rt eft
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-21
CLOYER SEED. = :
CHEAP DRY GOODS

80 Bbls Clover Seed, prime qualty--pist received
for sale by T. IT. DREW Nj.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-21

n Chestepfeid County Court, 1919, Der. the 8at
I'hsm Puehetu his proper person, also Michal wor.
'ham' Sarah WORKMAN, and William Worsl,atn, infant
e'dren OF Edward Wofsham, deed, by Johu Hill their
next fiend' eompsinanis, againf John Truemsn and
heoeeea he wife, late Rebeeca Worshan which said
IN CBANcERY.
THIS day came the compainants By counsel, and fled
Their bill aud IA appearing the sssfacitnu Of the
court, that the said John Trueman is not an jnhabart
ofihis commonwealth the mcod NJ the complainant
il is ordered, that the said John rpan sppesr here on
The second Monday IN March next and anssrr ue Mn
OF the eompainants and thai copy Of this urdef he
inserted for months successiVey, ~ some newspan,s
published in the city OF Richmond, and another coe
posted Al the front door If the co0n-hou.e tas eon
fot two successive courts.
copy. Tesfe,
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-21

VIRGINIA, A.rues, holden in thu ccsky mice Of m,
superior chaucery for the Riehmpp dis icr.
the 7th day of July. 1923; john Enroughty Martha
NJ. his wife, Who Martha NJ, Robeflson, Archsr
Robertson. sdn'or Of Nancy NJ, RoberfSnn, Win, IVES
Nancy M Booker Joseph Scott and Caroline NJ. his villa,
ana Johs Robertson and Eaa beth his wife, pits. againd
Esabesh Booker, exix of William NJ. Booker. decesssd,
Booker Wiiis r. Eggles,on, adnor Of Thomas Booker
deceased. Armsead T. rownes, Joha Booker william T.
Eggcston he his right. John s. Booker and John r.
Tow"es, sdmor OF James Tnwnes, deceased, tAs sr
The defendant John l.. Towues, adm,of Of Jams
Townes, dec having entered his and svau
security according the Of ssebly and che fuiss Of
this court, and by sasctoy evidence shat
no 70 not an inhabant of this couny 10
tho said defendant do appear here first day Of the
next term, and the hill Of tho plaintiffs aud that
copy ofbs order be forthwith inserted n
published in the city Of Richmond, two mouth. succss
svey and posted at tue from, door Of the espo In te
said city. -i 81 .' ~ 80 ''T''''' a'>
e5 copy. Te.,e. Mar. g. ry:sDlrros. c. o.
VIRGINIA.: AtIes, holden in the clerk Office Of m,
superior court Of rhancery for the Richmond dis,sie
the an day ofJuly 1898 John Eo,hes ESQ., executor II
tue last wan and testament OF William l. Myers dec p,
against james Scott, cxoI of John Les,e s,d
his sure'ies james shiphsrd William Mckenzie David
Barclay Samuel Irving and james B. Scott dhs 49,
seize facias awarded n this not being
On the defendant Samuel Irving and he not I'm
his appearances and given security according to ,Se act az
assembly the rules Of this appearing bv sat
oeoTy evidence that he is coutryt
" ordered that the said defendan appear here o, s
mist day of the next and use auau., I'M,
revival sought by the said proces and that eepy Of ,
order DC forthwith inserted In some newspaper
IN o'e CITY al Richmond, for months aa
nsteo AT the front dnor Of the capito az the id CITY.
% a copy. Tese, VIM. q. PENpBEroN, c. g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-21

VIRGINIA; Al rules, holden in the clerks Office Of the
superior court of ehaneery for the Richmond district
the 4th Day Of August 1929; WilliaD, Megginson, pit
agGt1u Robert Horsley, adm'or ofJoseph G.. Meggnson
and Philip Dvvsi, DIS.
fhe defendant Philip DUval, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the ol
assembly and the rules NJ this court, and appearing By
satisfactory evidence that he inhabitant this
country; IL oaered that the said defendant do appeay
here on tho FIRST day of the next snd the bin
NJ the PLAINTIFF and that copy ofths order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
monh for two months sOceessvey and posted the from,
door NJ the capitol in the said city.
81 copy. Teste, W.. O. PrrpLETov r. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-21

a TRUNK was put into tho possession of a pas
~ scngcr on board the steamboat Potomac ON the
4th January, al City Point, By mistake for his. Ho
ono in his possession TO obtain his Il is n small
rcd hairtrunk. For further information enquire NJ
ms Wig OfFicc feb Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-21

o. JON PRINTINC -,coo'ea e, No wis cT+c.
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CoBnaa0aers Q0lee, RictmOnd, Feb. Is, 1929.
Thu parties interested will please take notice, that
have appointed the 30h day Of March next 10
the dges directed in the foregoing orders Of court on
which day Al o'clock, NJ they pguirsd 10 attend
~ Office To- this city, with their accounts, vouchers and
socainents ready for exaHioa tion and settlement.
Feb. qO--W4, HILARY BAKER, Con'r
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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08

FHVHE subscriber has the pleasure to
q inform his customers. and The public gene
rally, that in addition 10 his large assortment OF
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Sc.
He has recently received a supply OF DYE
STUFFS, FRESH FRUITS, SPICES, &c.
Ground Logwood and ground Camwood
Coppsras, Msdder, Spanish Arrsaato
Bengal Indigo. Red Tartar. Alum
Blue Vitrioi. Coehineal Tumeric
FRUITS, SPICES. &c.
Box and key Raisins, Lemons.
Dates, Almonds, Pccsne Nuts
Jhmeson's Crackers, Nutmegs, Mace
Cloves. Cinnamon, Aspce, Pepper
Race and Ground Ginger
Cayenee Pepper. Cofrander
Superior Lancaster asppee, and suv,pr
Macuba 0NSrf
Leiper and Carrots Scotch Snuff
Also, general assortment Of GROCERIES.
All Of which are warranted to be OF the best
quality. and will be sold cheap
Dee q, ls96--u ADAM YOUNG.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08

The late Puhe of SaSe Gothic -
A case OF considerable importance and
some curiosity is before the Kings
Bench, London. The late Duke OF
Sake Gotha, it seemt insured his life
with London Office for large SUN,
which they refused to pay, because, as
was alledged, the Duke was not when
she insurance was effected, in SO sound
a state ofhealth as he represented him.
self TO be- Various reports have been
ohta ed in confederation of this asser.
s'on, Dr have the heirs of the Duke
oeen ID e. The mode by which The
eIegalt of the insurers are met is
curious. The head of the Duke has
osen dIssected, and, from the sound
ness OF the brain, it is proposed to in
yer the soundness of the body. or. at
least, to disprove what has been as
serted OF itsunsoandness. Sir James
scarlet is engaged on one side. along
with Mr. Frederick Pollock; and Mr..
Brougham on the other. Prints and
drawings Of the Dukes head have
been pot into the hand of the various
Counsel, aud will be exhibited in
Court. -
Early Rising-Let any one bol
sry II and he will fully realize the truth
OF the annexed remarks by Goblet -
An hour in the morning is worth three
at night, and Goblet thus accounts
for his having been able to accomplish
SO much as he has achieved. He says:
"if such young men wish TO know
sne grand secret relative to the perfor.
nance OF such wondrous labor, it is
sold TO him in few words: be absti.
nent, be sober, go to bed al eight o.
clock; aud get up at four, The lsst tive
oeing OF still more importance than the
swo former. A foil half of oil that
save ever wsi.lens has been written be.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08

by virtue of deed OF trust from James
I6 Stephenson and Ann his wife, bearing
date on the 9th DAY Of June, 1921, and now OF
record III the county court Of Berkeley. the un.
dersigned will, on sior,das tie l2M day Of Jan
uary sert, before the door of the courthouse
in Maftnsburg, offer for sale, at puoc
auction a certain TRACT or PARCEL OF
LAND. lying on the esss side OF the road lead.
ing t'om Nasrt'nsbfs to Winchester. between
DsrkesWiie and the Stone Tavern on Mill
Creek, and described in the deed as "sdJoiniag
the lands o. Gill and Miller, JOSEPH 'Grubb and
George Holiday, supposed to coutsin about
Two hundred acres"
The terms of sale will te one third of the
purchase: money at The time OF sale, and the
residue in two anncal instruments with interest,
10 be secured by a.ien upon the land.
PHILIP C.. PENDLErON.
November ~, sS28.--ts
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08
From Times Telescope. /"
'THE NEW YEAR.


Another year has wiugd it's airy fight.
otiii wrsPt the future in mysterious light,
An eager haste We feel,
We long--we hope-and e'er swift time seem.
acquiring ask, while yet we would ne. know,
What may this year reveal
What may il not'-Ah! one shor, year may seud
10 MS long home, allowed, svaIued friend
Bring others to our VIEW
lay hundreds low in death--Alas replace
full many we'Lkncvn and lamented face,
BY forms entirely hew.
year may bring the wounded mind repose.
osrwhelm the happy with unnu,nbered woes
May ease the captiye's doom:
Aneehng year, ere it ispasi and gone,
Say add fresh beauty to the form of ono.
Decay anolher's bloom
May ope to sorrow pleasures biis.full door.
Maxs inc poor weslthy, ard the wealthy poor;
Thus change the fo.ns Of fate
Msy shower protuse froms golden realms above,
-" PtiVs,s MONIES the Joys OF peace---Aad love;
Bring diseord TO state.
Gould we look forward bot through one shov,
year,
How would hesmiIs sI,erna,e chase the ten,
The tear its place supply;
now one sad hour would view the mind per.
pIexs
Psrchance relieved, and freq from caro- the
next,
Ere yet that tear wss dry.
But though weak man alone can truly sec
what hsth been-ls--not what We NAV be.
Wen fondly paint he best,
wen bid the radiant dawn Of hope appes,.
Through lis fair glass wen view the 'openiog
year,
And while we hope. we're bless.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08

WOMAN.

swithin the last month the Ladies Of Rich
mord formed themselves into an Auxiliary So.
sse,y. in aid OF the scheme OF African Coloni
nation, and commenced their Operations with
an activity that promised the most hsppy re-
cult. Their example has been followed by the
Ladies Of Petersburg, Eva and viii, Wa hope,
be generally initiated throughout the Union
Gears psst--snd none e'sr heard your praise, -
None ever blessed your name,-
Beyond the circle, where your days,
Unchsngiag, rolled the same.
Like those bright flowers, tina, DER the earth,
Blossomed IN clusters gay,
Your sweetness, from your native hearth,
Was never borne away.
Bu, now there comes holy sound,
From OH, yoLr quiet home,
Which spreads our bills and dales around,
And hies with oceans foam.
Here. where each hear, is aye your shrine,
II swells like musc's voice;
And where far Afric meets the line,
u whispers still "Rejoice."
An age has past since first there came
Sad Afric's exile band,
To stalk, an DER increasing shame,
Above our numbered land
Crime brought them from their own far shore
To crowd foreign grave,
oh. that the sea, their barks that bore,
Had whemed them in its wave.
We then upon our boundless plains.
Had boosted none but PaEE,--
Andthey had never cianked their chains,
Our and their misery.
70 aid these wanderers to return,
You give your patient toll,
And countless hearts shall grateful burn
Upon their fathers soil
For those, whose breath was in the sail
That glitter'd DER the foam.
Whose prayers were in the hurrying gale,
That speed them 10 their home.
And where old Airicas palm o,tspreaas.
Shalltesrs bespesk your praise,
Pure as the dew, her dark sky shsds,
Bright a. her solar blaze.
Then urge your task, your gifts, tho small,
Are uuob, fwasmly gwen
The widows portion Of her all,
Il diamona.wor,h in Heaven, PsQ.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08

rAUTION!-rhe subscriber having sus-
~ tanned considerable injury from persons
trespsssing on his land near Msrtinsburg. cot.
ting and hauling OFT his wood. has determined
him to give this public notice to all persons
against The like offence In future. as il is bis
determination to pat the law In force, without
respect to persons, against all offenders.
JOSEPH GORRELL.
JaHnarv /, $685.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08
ATTEND TO THISi
ALL WHO WANT CHEAP GOODS

THE subscriber has just received general
L assortment of FALL AND WsNTER Goops,
which he will sell remarkably low. To persons
wishing to purchase large quantity, he will
make it an object to give him call.
THOMAS c. SMITH.
N. B. now, for the last time. request all
those indebted to the late 6rm OF j. N Riddle &
Smith, to come forward and settle their obliga.
lions and accounts. Hope this notice will not
be disregarded. as dislike the necessity OF hav
ing TO resort to coercive measures.
Oct g. 1928. TIC, SMITH.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08

fore ten o'clock in the day; so that I
have had as muchieisure as any man l
ever knew any thing of II young
men wilt but set about the thing in ear.
nest, let them not fear Of success: they
will soon End, that il is dissgreeable to
stop, or rise late. Literary coxcombs
talk Of consuming the midnight OIL
No oil and very small portion of can
die, have / ever consumed; and am
convinced that no writing is so good
as that which comes from under the
light Of the sun"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08

The Danube is l,79O English miles
long. Its velocity between Pussar
and Vienna is 5 feet per second; it be
gins to be navigsble al Ulm for boats
Of 90 10 IS tons. at Ratisbon, for yes
sells Of 80 TO 90 tons, aud lower down
for vessels from 100 TO 300.
Ii is said Of the celebrated Baretti
that he was FIRST induced TO visit Eng
land by reading an excellent paper in
the Spectator, Judging, as be declsr
ed, that il such were the lighter pro
dnclions Of English authors, those of a
more weigh,y nature tncst be won
derfui indeed.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08
Fall and Winter Goods


UVHE subscribers offer for sale, cheap for
Il cash, o general assortment Of rev and
seAsonabie GOODS. Their stock consists in
part of
Blue. Black, Olive Brown, aud Mkt Cloths,
Blue, sod Olive Brown Habit Cloths,
Csssimeres and Csssinetts,
Valencia, Lsstiog and swansdewn Vesting.
Blue Csmblets and Tartan Pisids,
Bsizes, Fisnnels, Bangup Cords,
Rose, Whitney and Mackinaw Blankets,
Plain and Figured Bombazettes,
Canton and Nsnkin Grapes,
Flag end Bandsna Hsndkerchieffs,
Cambria, Jaconett, Book aud Swiss Muslins,
Bobbinette, Bobbinette and Thread Lsces,
Black and Green Itslian Grape,
Black italian LutestYings,
Blue Black Gro de Nap.
Worked Cspes and Handkerchief,
Crazy James, Hair Curs and Puts.
ALSO
n General Assortment of
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Groceries, Queen's-ware, Hats,
Shoes, Seal Skin Caps, &c.
JAMES s. WILLIAM ". RIDDLE.
Msrtinsburg. Nov 20, 1928.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08

A Last OF Letters remaining IN the Post VI
fee, Mariinsourg, We. on the first day OF Jsn".
AIRY, 1899, which if not taken out by the 6rst Of
Apranext, will be sent to the General Pose
0ffice as Dead Letters.
B-Nancy BorIsnd Jesse Myers
Frederick Boroueht VIM Myers
George Biddie or Bittle Mary Miller
Mary Ann Bosrman Mary or Cathrine MiNss
Mary Compton Thos McQulkin
Esekiel Compton John Murphy
John Croll If John McDsvmid or
EIizabe, IN Cross McDernSa
David Cushwa James Maxwell Sr
Joshua Chew P-Joha. Porter
D-Samuel Dulancy Samuel Farmer
E-Daniel yesterday Wm Pitzer5
F-Msrgsrct Fisher John Portcrheh
G--Wm GorreIl Lucy Painter
Absalom Gill Mr. Price or Pos, Msss
Margaret Gwin Hetty Parker
Ezekiel Giihiand Rifle Rench
Henry Gsliaher George Randall
fsnodgrass's mill Rosanaa Roush
apt VIM Gnantham Ralph RutherforA
Bernard Gebhsrt Job Robins
H-Chs Ami Huguenin VIM Aumsaogb
Benjamin Harrison Jane Swaney
Thomas r Hammond Wm Skinner
Sulphur Spring John shober ?
J-Msris job Mrs james Smiters
Fer Jameson care ofPM James Saunders
K-John Kiner flames Thompsos
Jacob Keffer2 Terra, free yellow WORSE
Michael Kevns John Timmcns
John Crew or Krew U--Pbiip Umbennsoc'
Simon Kroh V-Abrshsn vanucse
vi Johnston M'Gowan2 W-Thomss WoiscTs
Elizabeth NJ GOnagie Edmund Williams
Ellen MeNeai Edward Winmg
Brom Marlatt N-Nsthsn Young
WILLIAM LONG, Pm
Jsauary ], 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08

NJ EGRO GIRL FOR SALE II will sell for
L ' Cash, in front OF the Courthouse in Mar.
tinsburg, on Monday the 18th of January next,
(being the first day of January court) the un-
expired time Of a NEGRO GIRL, named Char,
lotle, aged about - years. 20 serve until she is
~ years OF age, her increase (f any; during
her servitude,, also to serve unth they attain to
the same age. The ABOVE Negro Girl is sold in
virtue of deed Of trust from William A. Por.
terSeld to the undersigned. as trustee, for the
beneh, of George Tabb, jr. bearing date on the
l2,h dsy of March, 1927, and duly recorded in
the CLERKS Oeice Of the county court of Ber-
Kelley: SEAMANS GARARD, Tr,"ses
December 10 1S2S-3t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08

A correspondent of the Nantucket
Enquirer, states that a comet has for
several weeks been visible by the aid
OF ordinary glasses. 1t has hitherto
presented The appearance ola nebulous
spot or underlined star The writer
supposes il TO be The comet of 1918, or
Encke's comet, and that il will pass
its perihelion on the 10Th of next month.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08
Two Valuable Farms for Rent.

Two Valuable Farms for Rent.
XXyILL be rented for one year, (far monied
w rent,) to the highest bidder, from the 6rss
day Of April, 1899, until the first day of April
1880, thxi valuable FARM, formerly owned By
John Chenoweth. near Buckiestown, Berkeley
county, Virgins, containing about $50 acres,
with all the necessary improvements thereon.
This Farm will be rented on Friday, the 10th
day Of the present month on The premises.
Those, therefore, wishing to rent, can view 'ns
same.
Also. one other FARM, lying IN the county
OF jefferson. known by the name OF the Smith
Slaughter Place Containing $50 acres, or more
with first-ra.e improvements thereon, and 10
high state OF cultivation, This farm viii be
rented to the highest bidder, on the hrst day
of the January court, al the courthouse "a
Charestown, when further particulars viii be
made known
bond and security will be required IN both
cases.
ELIZABETH sHOwALTER, Adm'x.
of Jos. Showsitef, decd.
Martinsburg, Dec q, 1928
Note.-The renting of The 'Chenovesh Fsrm-
did not take place ss shove mentioned. II viz
be rented on FRIDAY, the 10Th inst.
January /, 1885.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08

FRUIT TREES--I he subscriber has for cal.
Il BOO choice grated Fruit Trees. of,he ,e-
ry best kind--there are thirteen different sor,s
ofiruis They will be sold on reasonable te,ms
on application to the subscriber living one sod
shsIf miles from Bucklestown, on the road lsad.
ing from thence to the Sulphur Springs.
WILLIAM GRUBB.
January !, 1872
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-08
From tia Georgefoss.,. (S C. J Harvest.

I'm gfadto see you MIR. Ed.
| itor-Never was language employed
in telling a lie, more than as expressed
in the little words above. Voc espied
at distance one approaching you, who
you know had in his pocket, demand
against you-iet me turn abou. said
you, and having traversed fall two
squares, upon turning the corner near
your house, behold your creditor has
changed his mind, and changed his
course, and here yon are full but
then chow dye don say yoo, Pm
glad to see you" Oh! VIVA, wapper
The Mistress is in the back room
seeing to the cutting OPP OF Pork, with
greasy hands and greasy apron--lady.
somebody snd daughters cell with
Mr.--------, the deor is open ans they
walk mo. how dye DO? Pm glad
to see yOu," there is ane,het wapper.
Miss-----, is setting on the sofa
in tete tete with her intended Lord.
A wrap IS hceTd--the servant says
." Miss Curious has called, "-confound
Miss Curioos, | wish she'd quit come
ing here" Enter Hiss Curlous-"-O
how dye do: I'm clad to see YOU"
OH what wapper this.
In short, the list Of lies that have
been couched in these words, woold
SWEET! volume. But as il is late, l
must clese and 60 to bed, and to NOR
row, if you, Ms. Editor, can spare
time, / shall be "glad TO sec you."
The Sabbath The editor of the
Baltimore American, q daily paper,
has given notice, that in future bis of
fce will not be openedonshe Sabbath,
and that to make Up for any deficiency
Of news in his Monday mornings pa
per, an extra will be occaSiouIy issued
The hint appears to have excited much
astentonemongst the publishers OF daily
papers, in New York, Boston, and
several other places. and a wish is
pretty generally expressed tina. the
labors at their Offices may be suspen.
ded On the Sabbath, IL practicable.
We think their would be no difficulty
in the case, If publishers would set
themselves earnestly about the work
of reformation. 1t was in former
times believed that this paper could
not be issued on Monday morning.
without toiling most OF the Sabbath.
and 1t was oar fortune to pass our
apprenticeship almost without a Sab
bath" But in restoring our publicalion
SIN years since, to the days on which
the paper was originally published. we
determined to avoid an eocroachneot
on the Sabbath, If possible, and thus
tar we have completely succeeded.
Our workmen have been as mach ex
empt from laborou thar day as those
OF any other calling Our office is shut
up from Saturday evening 10 Monday
moralng, and we have heard no com
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Mondays paper is destitute of news.
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