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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06
dec 20

'IiiG unparalleled reputation of this medicine is
such, and Its prc-cnlinent virtues so we'll cs-
ahlishnd, aud fully acknowledged by an Intelligent
public that 1t s scarcely necessary to say any thine
further than that it is A SOVEREIGN REMEDY
IL Diseases of the Liver Debility resulting from nte-
pcrancc and disspation Old and invctcrnte IJcnrs.
Pains in the Bones, attended with sweinps of the
" g: Indigestion: Blotchcs the Face, PimDlcs &c
syphilis: Cutancous diseases generally, and letter in
particular: Mercurial and Scro.nlous complaints
he certificates of wonderful cures performed by
the Cathoicon, have become numerous as to pre
cunc their insertion in any newspaper and has made
u necessary for the proprietor to print them in n
pamphlet of about 100 pages. This will be forward
ca as son NJ possible to the several Agents for gra-
ti'ous distribution and must, perusal strengthen
me 1000 opinion now entertained by tho friends of
ths medicine and dsarTn, as il H. hoped the prc;u
CesoF those whovisw with 6strust any medicine not
knoWn IN what is called regular practicc" Facts
arc stubborn things, and cannot he raingoid
1T the earnest solicitation of members of the rnc
i faculty, and others who have witnessed the aston
IsinHg cures effected Ivy the use Of the VepctnbIo
Cahoiicon' and who arc anxious that It's benefits to
niankind may be more widely diused, the proprietor
mas consented TO reduce the retail price Tn TWO
DOLbhRS per bottle and this will be DONE with
olt III airy way dotcrOratng the quality of the med
icc, or reducing me +ise n the bo't{c as hns born
materially done in the case of Swains Panacca.
htoe,5 hH0s ,6csgiy yeeped from piyscia,rs an from
NJ ~ ogoits for S'rtits Pnnacea "'''' ~
- retail more Than do,sn bottles Of yo,r Catliieon
sell bottle Of SWANS Pauacca; and cl Great pleasre in
2nrs yo mat in every cas-, in which nave the Ca
LIQUID YOU afford 10 rcducc tho price Of your Csocon n
o aoas should more frequently prose dbc my pat
ana Ibis would also he done by number ofohcr p in
s Town and vicinity who have used with tire best cHeo
c a tho other Panaceas and e Compound Syrup Of Sa
SiPaTlia had G,ilcd" = " ~
IN eminent physician says 81 have known scera cures
"fmed by tho use Of your CathOcon which bad pycrjosI
resisted The ordinary prescriptions of The e,cuy and haze
never Fnswn II 10 pro luce mDyiotIy (DecfSn'
I've above inVauable medicine may be constantly Rad OF
TN ~ tJi,nosto ,bc Eaoic fIo,si P;.h,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06

F2NHE SASTILIAN, Novel; in 9vols., lsmo.
"lncus last Gazette, adveftcd To tho publication OF
this Novel, and 20 the pleasure had received um hurried
glance over ITS pages aud very favorable
impression has been amply confirmed by esuey peru
cal oil these volumes The character he Heroine altogether
oeeuufuy drawn md abounds in touches Of great s and
feeiing London Literary Ga=efte.
The work is written With srca, Spirit and abounds with
anmate scenes The characters numerous diversified
well sustained, and true Court .Magasinc.
Received for sale at ....
apis J. r. NASH,S BOOKsTopT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06
Grape Vines, Fruit Trees, etc.

Red.ced IN price from e5 to 50per cent.
tor Of the Lnnsan Bo,oac Ga r%u near Fu.h"s New So
viii furnish selections of finc WINE TABLE GR.4PES
AZ 20 cents each, by the hundred vines.
me greatest proportion of these vines from tho Rhine,
and the ost northern departments Of France (n of
whc rrn auo grey Bursuntytc three latter making the
PEACH g. RIPPLE TREES will also be furnished a, IS
Also, PRINCE on HoRTlCULruRE--ior sale.
New catalogues, greatly enlarged distributed ga,uousy, in
WHICH upon exanmatcn will he found that prices very
generally, have been gysatiy reduced feb 25
A niles held in the clerks Office Of the court of the United
States Tor the 9Th circuit and eastern district Of Virginia. in
the month OF Feb 1929 james Thompson, and Richard Mutt
and Joiu e. Herndon executors OF Eppaphods Tmberlake
deceased, pits against Peter Muriock aud John Hamilton
wing partners OF William Cnnns ham Co ,ltfs;t GRAN
crRy.
The defendants having entered ,;r appearance and
gwen secy according 10 rule OF the and appearing
y satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants the
State o. Virginia the motion nj the plaintiffs by their
SCI ooeIed that the said defendants appear before the said
court at the city OF Rcmond the first day Of term,
and answer the plaintiffs BILL acopy this rule he forth
non for two months s,ccessiyey and nS,rd a, the on, door
n the capitol in the said city.
a copy Tesic. Rp JEFFRIES, elk.
n Swami, the Sd day of Ari, 1921 and admitted O
record on the 18th day Of the month"; in clerks Office
oil fowfatan comfy court, viii bc so the hhes, bidder,
on the premises, Monday, the 25h Gay May next
Tract of Land in said county, containing $50 acres lying on
s a5 ss I ""s, sss s e
waeed by excellent springs, IN healthy ag1eeablt
late Thomas Tabb) Samuel Swami, Richard swami and
Dep Greek There are on the premises comfortable
dwelling house with rooms and every building
a''achcd also barn. and tobacco sufcieEt G
large crop.
The parties Interested a, the sale shall made for
oneiouri OF the purchase in hand, the balance in and
years, well secured The sale will be conducted by Richard
a. swami age, for the trustee aud made as is vested
by the trust deed, and oher which rs believed GOOD
THE TRUSTEE
The abovcis made by my request and meets my appreciation
$50, EDWARD {. SWAMI
Ed Swami will sell time the life estate of hcalt,
person IN tract of 40 of the richest creek bottom All
recanne and adjoining the above, accommodating terms
fossession OF both will be given in time 10 wheat and tl
possession Mt Christmas mar a7~eo,n :, -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06
SPRING GOODs


AMES II. HUNTER has received by tho Rich
y mond Packet and Tantivy from New York. An
which are "o"s
slack eombaznes and bo;nbazetts
Scpcr Canton and Mandarin Grapes
Italian Grapes, various colours
Black and blue black Italian lustrinrs
Black satin levantines
Italian silk SO and 40 inch cravats
ind'a and German flag handkerchief
Grown, crimson and yellow bandannss
Whltc; coiourcd and striped Jeans -
marseiiies vcstings, India nankins and ,drilliurs
meanings, linen cambrics & linen can,bric hdEfA.
Jaconet cambria, book and null n,,fslim
Cambria dinity. striped jaconets -c'--e,
fashionable calicoes and gingbams
Lace wells, pallerincs capes and collars us
Gnuze wells and handkerchief
Silk and cotton hose and half hose
Mems super beaver and horse skin ploves
Ladies' coloured horse-skin and kid do
Bonnet and bolt ribbons, braide, &c. = tr1atn4,
Tortoise, tuck and side combs 8. -
Parasols and umbrellas
Brown and bleached shirtings and shcetings
Table and Russia dinpers, bed tickinQs, ozna
onrgs' &C. &C., which offered on the lowest
inns .oI cds'I. ..- april
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06

larrc mud bc1utiiui assortment OF
Spring and Summer Goods;
They consist IN part OF
Grape Do Lyon, assorted colors, q new article
Bengoliues do do
Plain, striped, plaid and printed batiste
, Cote Palys, palmarnes and Italian nets
Areophine grapes, various colors
Black, white and colored Gro dc Naps
Black, white and colored sattins
Black, white and colorcd florcnccs
Black and blue black Italian lustrines
Black and blue black Marceline silks
Black satin levantines and scnshcws
silk cuincts, sarsncts andmodcs
Black, blue, pink, straw ami white Italian cranes
Black Nnnkin, Mandarin and Canton grapes
Fancy einbroided Grape ind crane Jesse hdkfs.
Fancy do do do do scarfs
Fancy silk and gauze scarfs and hdkfs.
!Incc capes. paliernes anI collars new STYLE
black and white bobbinctt wells
Hack, white and green gauzo do
b A-t-5-l and Ga bobbinett laces
Thread and bobbinett laces, edging and footincs
Black and white pearlings
Furniture and cambria dimites
Gnghams and co!icoes beautifully assorted
Bonnet and belt ribbons, new style
Cap and gauzc 10 do
Boudard and IIoskin's gloves, best
ladies hosiery, silk and cotton
Mems do silk thread and cotton
Bombazines bombazetts and circassiany
German, India and French silk hdkfs
Black Italian and Canton cravats
!sconett and Swiss muslin do
Russia aud French drilliugs assorted
Satin and jeans assorted coiors
Super mamee chop yellow Nankius
Do DO do blue do
Black and colored astinrs
White and colcrcd Marseies
Patent suspendcrs assorted
Silk and Valencia vcstinr
rs and "A Irish linens very cheap
Linen cambria and lawn hdkfs.
Plan, figured, plaid and striped Swiss muslin
Jaconeit null and book do
i.mbroidcd batteste and muslin robes
mns!ln flouncihg, edging end inserting
Cambria and cambria muslins
Rcai and intuition grass cambrics
Parasols and umbrellas
Linen cumbrics and kentings
Tortolseshesl and Brazilian tuck and side combs
Black aud brown hollands
German and British oznaburgs
Ficklenburgs and Russia sheetinus
l2and lid Marseiles quilts
7-8 and I0-4 dainask table diapers
DO DO do cotton do DO
Blenched sliirtings and shectinss
Brown do do
Plaid and striped domestcs
Linen and cotton tiekings
furniture and apron checks
Foundation muslin and miilinet
SIX and worsted braids, &c. &c.
ana VIII continue to receive throughout the seq son
supplies OF every thing and desiSubie in the fame,
ana staple line. Country merchants and other pur
chasers are assured that every article viii be offer
cd at the lowest market prices.
april 17--4t c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

On Cary Street, Of ttc Vi,ginia and Fdrmcrs
BasIts.
1OSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies'
- and gentlemen of Virginia, for past favours and
hopes continuance of the same; and would thank
the ladies' sending their silk dresses to have them ta-
ken to pieces, which viii enable him to warrant them
to DO dyed and finished as well as ut any establish
ment IN the Union. Canton stuff dresses not nc
ccssnr as he has suitable machines to finish them if
sent to him in tho situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen arc likewise informed, that he scours
gcter with all kinds of apparel and requested repairs
them IN fhc neatcst manner. As usual all kinds of
piece goods ed, and hot or cold pressed; furniture
stufs clennscd and rcdyed in the ncatcst manner.
with him, and requests they will be presented on APP
plication for the same.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06
Broad Rock SPRING Races

E Races the Broad Rock Course will commence nc
days '' ~ 1o''u"ue "'ee
Fira DdyA Sweepsake for Colts and Files ,hrce vears
90 entrance $780, half forfeit, subscribers and
Trntnes Ihos Cheathan,, dead, James Clibome WIN a.
Patterson ' ' -'i' 'ei'e'' SAMUEL
entrance SIS '' ' "'"''' |-'''
Third DayThe Jockey Club Purse three mile heats $500
-" nScount, entrance so. ISHAM PUCKETT.
laygt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06

10 Planters Of Tobacco on James Riper.
NOTICE is given, that all Tobacco intended for Sbo-ko
MaEehor.e arriving in the Basin. WILL descd DO re-
ceV6 INTO the Fire Proof Warehouse the sbscrer o,i,r,
the k-sn and adjoining SlcckG free of expense of drs
ai dscspts granted by the Inspectors shock without ftp
@ 10 e owner wen called for inspection or sam
PhS i'an would occur If IL delivered nj once into Shoe
IN the house above named W I MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06
WANTED.

"A GOOD Carpenter, Wheelwright, ! Boatnen
and Is or % Tit Hands, for tho hulance Of this
year For such as can come well recommended. we
VIII give a liberal price. Apply Ga the BASIN to
april Is eo6t NELSON CARY & Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06

THE subscribers respectfully announce to their
entered into copartncrship, and intend carrying on
THE DRY GOODS BUSINESS
in this place, under the firm of Barnes g. Brfr.
They hnvc taken the house ore door nioyo Charter
~ Williams, and Immediately opposite to Mcssrs
WORKMAN d McGrudcr, and are in daily expectation
OF receiving per tho Planter and Effort general and
well selected assortment of fancy and stable articles
suitable to the season-which added to those olrenv
received by the Ert, the last arrival from New
desirable NEyVMt5J w Usp A. sc,
april i6--dG;-cCs BENZ. LLOYD BELT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06

In ys2chlaHd County Couyi, lJM Jannaj7J, 1899:
Joseph Pollard, plt.
against
John VI RedE,rd Samuel c,ts and ,r,. Is CHASc1tY.
Tier Jones, dfs
h Gay came the plaintiff by hs attorney and fled his bill
and appearing 20 the satisfaction of the oc thar The defe
oan' John NJ Bedford, F rot inaban Of this State; Is
ordered, hat the said defendant John NJ Redford do apta
here on ths fret day ofMny next, and answer the h Of
ne panh and that copy Of This oIder forthwith inserted
~ some public Newspaper printed the city Richmond fY
o mouths ccessvey and that another copy posted al the
on door q the courthouse his county on tyo su,rcs
court d1vs aud Is further ordered tic defendants Sa,r
go AID Mcrweler Jones do not pay away, sccree or
So dispose ~ any money effects IN their bands be-
onge 10 the cndsJf John NJ Redod so as TO enabic iben
10 p" 10 The Plaintiff The debt m tic PLAINTIFF bill mentioned
and TIE costs oihis sui,
teo,, Jm'.. YfR W MurCn. rco
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06

HhOON,-6O00 Lbs. rice small sized bacon on
e board tho Schr. Why MOI, in the Dock for sale
low. apply to WIN. J. CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06
IRON CASTINGS.

IIININ CNSIIN GS.
THE Subscriber informs the public that he continues n
carry on tie IRON FOUNDRY near ;i.e Gavape
Factory, where he makes Soft Itnn CASTINGS for Ma.
rhinery Of al descriptions All orders srnt ~ E, ~ the
Fonndfy, or 81 hir. GEORGE WILLIAMS, No. g. Dt,y.
"H''i' baltimore, Tor Castings will With imme.
date attention. and Castings delivered ,cte f., a.
rNpcnse for transportation. JONATHAN BONNER
Baltimore, Jan. IS, 1920 1ane,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06

AN the 18Th daJ OF NAY nsyi shall offer NJ, the ,,rcs
- P"1 saia ny MILLS aud 4oco Of the BERKELEY
Na'i VT i5N'n' m fdces 10 suH purchasers. The Mil
"e ON ~ excellent stream, aud might rendered yc
20 The hans 81 ri cap!sk they Consist OF (;r, Mil
HNlnS gaohEeIy tr manipulating wheat, pair Of BIZ.
siones OF the best quality, and bOlingclot &c alec
saw mH, capable of ss,girg 100000 feet Of timber DUNG
reasons 10 this is attached South Carolina Cotton Gin co
probably 10 any Virginia, together with Cotton Pres Ic
Lands consist Of every variety Of SOIL II them excrnc,
ven sdped 70 corn and coon small portion has hss r'
improved NY nan, which Is very convenient them, but TIE
greater part - better suited 10 the goth Of wheat and cy.e
some OF mem are wen untered win heart pine; and within TIE
nts oil the hy intended 10 he sold very good es,ae NAV m
oa on James Riyer ahcrdng excellent situations IN build
with beautiful view OF the River aud City Point On this po
perry II ~ thought that rood Fishery NAV le -I ,s
Of ae one fourth ~ 90 days an balance in ihrcc
nmnai nsaoents the purchase money 10 lie paid the Bank Of
aifie Anes the SALE the PLANTATION called Mil q ,re, %
nilt3 Re expiration of the pTezrnt year
$500 BENJ. HARRISON
I.sSheicy, Rrrl 2Gh 1g29 ~ -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06
SAVAGE COTTON FACTORY

SAVAGE COTTON FACTORY
THE Savage Manufacturing Company are n,,v eroJry
'ns strong force in building Machinery aI ,i es,s-
Iisameni, in tunncriiop with
DANIEL HACK,
Sud pledge Themselves give general Satisfaction in the
orpacb, and ~ the faithful eBeeU,ion of all nr and
upon aS h7otube terms be afforded al any other
Machine establishment in the United States.
. Apply ~ The Fact"ry near tho Washington Turnpike
Road 20 DANIEL HACK, orto GEO. WILLIAMS
No. B1wy's wharf
Ne b. Onod Machine Makers will find constant am
p'N Baljimpro Jan sG-IafI9t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06

a"d mcrclandizc Ofcvcry kind
Orders for Balances Of any size, or Scale Beams o.
oT any part u The apparatus will meet with pr..upt
''h' ''. WIN J. CLARKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06

FHEoH CHECKERS.
nh negs Jamesous" Crsckers received by steamboat
msyI WM = ct.Appr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06
NOTICE.

u Il persons having claims against The estate Of
MaIcelus Smith deceased, either as partner Of
tho late hrm of Peasants g. Smith, or individually
at the Wing Office.
- JAMES PEASANTS Adm'rs of
mar "a JNO. NORRIS On 4 do
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06
Patent balances.

THE Suhscribor. Agent
u for the Manufacturer
in Boston, offers for sale,
Patent Balances and Scale
Beams, ofvnrious sizes; md
will furnish 20 order. Money
end Apothccarics' Scales d
Weights, ofall sizes; Plat.
form Balances and common
Rcanfe. f.r ,-ninh.nn L.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06

~ GORGE E.. TIFEIN has received by recent
arrivals frum New York and Philadelphia,
-. ii he an .ul a~sorf,uapt ~ 71----7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-06
COTTON YARN.

WOETiAM d. McGRUDER.
Richmond, April l--2sw4t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30

Agrlru4tueat.
From tie Kentucky Reporter.
TO WHEAT

/ am an old miller. and have OBJ
served the progress ofthe weavel for
many years, and offer you my opin
ION as 10 the mode OF saving your
wheat.
The egg Of the weaveI is deposited
in the wheat while growing When
the grain is put in bulk, i, Usually be-
csmes moist and warm, the egg is then
Matched into a worm, and whilst 10
that state, it ~iriuras the heat. With
out this warmth the egg dses not hatch,
aud the grain renaIss sound. Then
prevent the Matching ofthe weave.,
the wheat must bs kept cool The
mos. certain way to do thisisto dry it
well in the sun, and then spread it thin
Oh a cosl floor until used or sold
This mode of saving wheat proved
successful IL many Instances last season
and where it was carefully attended 10,
10 no instasce failed, as far as / have
understood. There is another mode
Of preserving wheat, which is equally
effectual; that is, kila drying it, which
kills tho weavel in thu egg.
And sometimes it is saved by leav.
ing it in she fsld in hand-shocks for
ten days or two weeks, if during tha,
time the Il shines very hot. The
great heat of the sun operates like a
kiln to destroy the weavel.
If, however, the wheat is we'll dri
ed and kept cool afterwards, thag is all
that is necessary. To accomplish this,
j, must not be- put in bulk in garners or
rail aeRs; because in that situation it un
dsrgoes a sweat, that generally batch
es the worm. When well dried, spread
it out on a cool dry floor, and | doubt
net it will escape the weavel.
+ KEATLY.
Lexington Steam MIL, july 4.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30
From the Journal Of Humanity.
PROPORTION OF
DEATHS By INTEMPERANCE.

AT the annual meeting Of he Penn.
syivsbia Temperance Society hsId 10
Philadelphia on Msnday the 25th uht
DIR J r. Mitchell, ID the course of his
address delivered on lha. occasion
stated that Zone siGlh of the deaths
reported IA the Ueekly bills of NOR
talitg IN the city Of Philadelphia,
toere occdSioned directly o. indirect
iy by the use Of spirituous tqnor."-
The whsle Number Of deaths reported
turing the year 1928. is 1892; one
sixth of which is 715 12 Seven
bundled and fifteen human beings bur
ried to an untimely grave in one year
70 a single city! Statements of the
mortality produced by Ardent Spirit in
the ceunlry generally, to an extent as
appalling as this, have been repeated
ly made and published Throughout the
land, and as far SIS we have had ep
| portunity TO know, they have not been
publicly contradicted. These state
ments are either true or false II
| false we do most approximately eatreat
those physicians Of our principal cities
| aud large towns who ere knewn ex.
tensively in the c~oustry to disahuse'she
public mind 10 tais particular. Ifthose
statements on the contrary are subsian
tally correct. then most certainly, i, is
time for an alarm to be sounded, loud
sr than any blast which has ever yet
fbeen blown Let she bell OF every
church be tol'ed night and day-down
with The nations! flag to half the
mast--eiolhe all the pulpiis ia black
mufle the drums, & let a dead march
he played throughout the land and aiI
he people put on sackcloth aud e1
claim, "'FVoci Woe! Wos'!'"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30
Lexington Steam Nal, july 4.
From the New England Farmer.

Raising CalvcS Calves should moi
be suffered to eat any grass tho first
year, and il is cheaper to keep them
shut up and feed them, as the land suf-
ficleBt to pasture enc, will produce hay
sufficient 10 keep two calves through
the year, and pay the expenses Of eul
tivatien, and one years grswth will
certainly be added to the cattle.
Mortimer, Gan EnslIsa writer, }
says-"The best calves for bringing
up, are those calved ia April, May &
June; because it is seldom that those
which come later acquire sufficient
vigor to supper. them during the in
cIemeney Of the following winter, and
The cold causes them to drooP, and ma
ny Of them to die" Much sftner may
This be expected to be the case in this
tountry, where the Geld in winter is
much mere intense. Those tha! come
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30
ANECDoTE OF BANKING.

"TaIking of BANKERS said a friend Of
ours, the other day, "Ell tell you a curl
Gus fact relating to that craft. When
old S--the banker, felt bis health fast
declining he called for his sen. aud said
William, ] have sent Tor you TO talk to
you very seriously have long sbserv
ed the steadiness Of your conduct; 4
hope you will continue in the same
course. BY my viii! you'll find have
divided what | have equal smeng YOU;
you can prove what amount ysu think
prudent at Doctors Commons, but am
not worth oshilIing Our bank isgatten
and has been rotten for years"
"Gsed Cod" said William, II always
thought you very rich aave you not a
large sum, sir. in the iron box?" "Ab,
Williami" said the old man, that irsn
box was to blind the clerks. The iron
bsx, William, is empty, and hes been
for years Continue, hswever, my dear
boy, to attend to banking-ssme lucky
turn may happen--ths bank is all I can
leave you, make the NEST Of it-keep
- SS'iSN IL tiC SSCIct VIII Keep you
for years. Don'tput down a single car
risge or a hsrse; a banker is thought
nobody unless Ae lives like a Prince
William did as bis father bid him;
proved half a million at Doctors Gem
mons, and the bank continued nearly
forty years to enjsy a good reputation
but crashed at last. with many others.
and paid IS. cd in the psund,-Lsn.
paper. -
Aipha5etS -Tse English alphabet
contains twenty four letters; to which
+ we add and v consonaBts, there
will be twenty six; the French csn
taiss twenty three; the Hebrew,
Chaldee, Syriac. ana Samaritan, iweu.
~ two each; ~ Arabic twenty.e eight
the Persian thirty sRe; tn. Turkish
ihlrty three; the Georgian thirty six;
the Cop'ic thirty two; the Muscovite
forty three; the Greek twenty four; the
Lain twenty. two; the Sclavonlc
ltweDty sevenj the Dutch twenty six;
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30
HENRY sETBERT.
TAKE T.

VNHAT On Saturday the 9Th Of A
oet@een The hours Of 6 in the Ter
and . IN the afternoon, at the house !, -S.aae
reside, IN Butler county. ehio. I w,u .-ulea I
OF a general and special cemm;ss;aa y sF'us
from the county court Of Berkeley. ara -rs
ted to two justices OF the peace fes 4. oTss
OF Butler, chic, proeeed to take he Sea''
sions ct Jshn p. Wright, John yaupbsr Po%
lam Vaughan and others, to be ress "b
dencs IN quit new depending in ss.a en-
court ot Berkeley, in which YOU are CO.. saei
ant. and Joha 2. Wright, myself aud otbsaa-ala'
defendants. 0efsS AZ
July 9, 1899. LDS.