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tNlLL stand the ensuing .essoB at TREE HILL, near
w Richmond. HIS sessOD commenced the fg FEB and
viii terminate the LIST Of July lie will be let 10 mare,
Al fifty dollars the season, which msy he discharged by the
payment OF forty dollars within the e
prove % he IN foai One dollar 10 the every
fhe Tree Hill estate has been leased aud well encosed ny
n sdbSerber who will furnish good paursge for
s.' AID tsoIs them 10 all had weather They well
fed, II required II % eta. per day.
Every desirable eeht has been made the
modaoo o mares sud Obe Of the suhscfiber: will ye
'tau Pesonsi attention IN order that they be treat
Cd aud returned to their owners good order The
yned cannot he responsible for scedens escspe but
VI" use every e1son 10 Pttvsnt bCth Monsieur Ton,on
beautiful bay, fifteen hands three inches hixh with bsek
legs main snJ tat BE timely Prcroruonsd srnorg great
poser add beauty thioUg his form HIS blood
aud cannot be surpassed by any horse On tie
Continent
UJF pedigree, sc. see Horse Bills.
THOMAS WATSON,
ABNER ROBINSON.
Feh.5 90 o..oAf
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All II

WILL stand al Diamond Grove the present season. which
w has will expire the Ist of july pext:
when tue Of $50 will be due for
Soo the insurance, TO hs due
ed TO be 10 toa the property parted with, the
sroomThis his fourth the stable be.
aud he hiss done well all Of then. The owners of hi,
coils they better than they had
phJrse from the Some of will broke
The course next fall and the spring after will be
at the judge stand.
ARAB IS eight years old this spring, and never did
look well before, and when his fEe, action, form,
colour beauty, Blood and brought to the
conclusion that horse America should rank him
Many OF hi, immediate family fine racers aud several
others coming who bid fair 10 make way good
lie has descended from n0bis Notwithstanding old Sir
AFehyy fo bis Bet Bounce by Sir Harry hi,
Harris Old Medley. Marx Anthony, Jolly Roger Jenuey
Canereu short and direct line, No
can boast Of shorter pedigree, and al The
he much sIoj stock, good breed ou!y all good
breed Race Horses May not expect the when
opinion Of him will be realized that he one NJ III.
not influenced by the $50 which may receive Tor sea,
.on hut founded upon solid basis aud shoud there he
sioSle Individual that hnk The price my
man OBJECT hope be will not bn but
horseihat likely promote good further
the public interest When des ed iced mares, th.
price day IS oentsb vegetation puts forth
that eIPenee wilt be unnecessary. My pastutsge is good
and nirrpe'ed with subbeTy and dae,en snds Of grass
which " thought by many TO promote .tion ate
dent, have happened in nesry twenty years which length
Of time have been engssed standing good lcr.e Nav
be permitted ossy, that have conf ,bued my full part
IN rearing the Gne siot. III America.
JAS J. HARRISON.
Diamond Grove, Brunswick County Va.
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DI.ree 8.

~ 26th Jan, 1929
WIN. Murray, PINE
against
Robert skPwifh, william NJ Skipwifb Geo NJ st;puhh,
Cornelia l.. SkPwith, Thomas H. Skipwth Sells Tueter
Hunbennon Stip~th, William skipwtb, Henry skpwih,
MsIbs "; Hs''op Dolly Harrison, Robert Nicholas, Mary
stpwrh Whism +. Crimes George q. Skip with, Peyton
Skrwih, Grey SkPwtb, Tucker Coles, and HELM hi, xife,
John Coles Selma bis wife, Wo,. Waikn, Eliza his wife,
and Samuel ob,on guar sd Item for the infant children
o. Skipwth, Dsf,
The defendant, George G. Skipwiih, Peyton skpwib
and Dey Skpwith not having entered their
snd gwen security according 10 the Aet Of Assembly and
be rnie' OF this Court aud it appearing the sstsseon
OF the Court, that they uhshaDt Of this Cvnn
ueshh On motion ordefedha they q" stpesT here on
4h mou5sy N April next, and the bill the PanG s
That copy Of this order be forthwith IN
per printed in the City ~ Rchnood for two month,
syey, aud posted at tie front door Of the Courthouse o
County. copy. Teat
MILLER WooDSoN, elk
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ONE CENT REWARD

- ANAWAT FROM The Subscriber living the county o.
~ Pfioee fdwsd, eight miles south from the couft
house, on the 7th DAY Of February last james Dsgby
sprrerte 10 the Blsrksm trade; Bssby rvu nv
ts sgh inches nh, stout made, With fsr complss'oD ry
eyes and vide uoui and about rs years old his eo
Ing home made ysrn cloth of dove colour. He th n
bnUse IN company With John Dion who small wnu
lsct eye' Rousu nOse, end fierce spPesrance II Is ne
leved, that lhty making their way North C.folns' o.
X, ntuky / hefthy fofeeern AZ aud every person IRON
bis ems lcynE hs 5ouns the said Js. Bssby, un1
che Psnais & e isw will give the above reward for 'bo
a?Pfshtnioo aud delivery Of the Aforesaid Bsshy
Prince Edward, iiateh 70 f0I-N
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THE ARCTIC DOVE


"Ride on: the ark, majestic and alone
On the wide waste Of the caresring deep,
Its hull scare. reeIins through the night Of cloud,
The ark. from lie terrific voyage rests
on ArsIat. The raven is cent forth,-
s.nd out The dove, and as her wings isr OF
DID her speed on, aud greet her with song
Go beautiful and seutle dove,
But whittier wilt thou e,
For though the clouds ride high above,
How sad aud waste is all below.
The wife Of Shem, moment 10 her breast
Hsrd the poor bird aud ti.,'d il. May a night
When she wa, listening the hollow wind.
She pres,'d il to her bosom, with a tear;
Or when il murmured 10 her hand, forget
The long loud tumult OF the storm without
She ti,ses il, and, at her father. word,
Bid, it 80 forth.
The dove flies on! In lonely fight
She flies from lawn till dark;
And now, amid the gloom of night
Comes weary TO the ark.
oh. let me in, she seems TO say,
For long and lone hath been my way;
Oh. once more, gentle mistress, let me est,
And dry my dripping riuDsge On thy breast.
So'ths bird flew to her who CHERISHED it,
She seat il forth again out Of the ark
Again il cane at evnins fall, snd 10,
An olive leaf pluck'd or and ia its bill.
And Shens wife took the green leaf from il. blu .
And ki:sd IT. wing, again, and smilinsly
Dfopp'd ON IFS neck one silent teal for 10Y.
she seut forth once more; and wstch'd il. fight,
TIL il was lost amid the clouds of heaven:
Then gazing on the clouds where it was lost.
isInourniul mistress sung this last farewell
Go beautiful and gentle dove,
Aud greet the morning ray;
For To- the sun shines bright above
And night and storm are Pa.s'd away.
Ne longer dropping, here confined,
In this cold prison dwell;
90. free to sunshine and TO wind,
Sweet bird, go forth, and fare thee we'll.
Oh. beautiful and yeutle dove,
Thy welcome sad will be,
When thou shalt hear nS yoicp Of
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e. h. %.
TOBACCO.

J1yA AvINC 49,, -, ~. ,:-s- -, =,
I lat ,beeapen,. Of GO dosrs =, ..le.man !, p,'
W. House for the year. again tender my be. elv
sss 70 an may feel disposed continue the expression
ts whose ,, 81 to these plan
standing and wh.e EXPRESSION, Of 10 us
" the service. which have been ythem allowed to render
Of os nave .old when u1der the
oeT fsnemen, tender my mo grateful
would not have been made but for the per Of
man 10 do bushes, my mpsttot may be ar is to
ensrt that took the suson when would have it, and
'. ~ go u.e year whne working 10 establish
WY aoP,ns 10 e,'aoIsn nay awr stuation;
phi - 81 n :, ;a;;a, !, \; eeuSea any .eisi1e I. the
50, the iisrpnee betwsen VIM, hs hem y, Sn s .ney
.ury IN two ve,r. b.t 7 ne Les th.rs a. e
- a.. -. a. I'u '.'H, ~"en was
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CHARLES ". JPGI.N.vESs.

AoOsE, SIGN, CHAIR,
And Ornamental Painter, Glider, &c.
1t his old stand south side "a. Capitol Square and
door to ths Compile 0Dice.
GRATEFUL IL hi. te,erc, siI the OF virspi. re
~ esiy Tot the psiTuuaEe be received would
s that ne sl continue, carr; The business in
Their ss.,us branches Hal will be the times
He o'bears TO thing about his n. resi-,
deuce Of syes n Richmond, will enable the public 10 Judge
CT hi, pretensoss 10 patronage. 80
nstice.
~ A" Apprentice wanted from the country mot ov.I
Is ycM. old, would be preferred.
July % f,M-,f
GEORGE D. WooDsON, late MaI.nai VI the Superior
~ Conrt OF Chan. holden Lynchburx, aud Nancy
haine Hugh Rsine, Charlie, Rains, Miller Woedson aud rs
siisl sio essid.
shall by my attorney the fourth Saturday in March
next 1929 move the Superior Court Of Chancey Tor the
Richmond District for judgment as.int y.u, for accord
ing TO Law" Tor ts failure OF said Woodson, Marshal the
hhus District, TO return execution, which issued
nom the Cleks oace OF the Superior Court Of Ohsncey
Tor the Riehm Ind District Waller
Tor the sum of thirty dollar aud and
twenty hve do and THIRTY co. the
day Of June 1925 and Jsvuery tern Of ,,is
Coutt 1895, which said placed in The hands
.eid Woodsou, MARSHAL aforesaid, TO serve.
SAMUEL PARSONS.
Z. h. %. esrsu
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LII fsf,ens having eisos ss,ind The estate OF Reh,d
90 Jones' deed, requested 60 uskt the 10, tnown 10 ne
without delay Tb' nctice will be relied on a. bar 10 oil DE-
mand', not asserted before the full administrations OF the 81
'eus 9' ,sid esiate. DABEEY, adm'or
feh. 20. U-2s.3M's with the will ANNEXED
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Lnnniic HosptfnI. YfLlinplshnre

NoTICEs hereby given Install IN hisiusutfos
are occupied aud that Psiisnt sill he received
sptsOuze OF the said ceilssst snt cot M
. yiyeu. By order ofths CouStof pirsetsr,.
Nv 70 4S-tf H. HENLEY,
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n Fdndie Teacher Wanted.

LADY quslihedtc iprrue four Eve sn girls IN ne
,S osnth oi PLAN Englh cstiJ eau hud employ
mtD 'sniiy residing IN Albemsrle County, by sppe
by ltu,f post paid.
March 10. fot-vfm
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The following and beautiful Ices Arctic Dove
are from volume lately published in LouiLr, by the Rev
william L. Bo~le For majesty of d,ticn and ior. pr.s
beauty Of senImshtwe think they have seldom
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ViHGINlAt In ChsIcery-Ats cortt held tor BucEn,
ham county, the 9b day Of Feb. 1923:
William Leneh and James Brown, merchants and psrtae
trading under the hrn and style Of Leiteh aud Br6wr
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Bepjsmn Harris and John NJ H.ui, Dan.
The defendant Benjsun Harris moi having entered hi,
eafsnee and given security according the act VI Asem
ny sh1 me rules OF thu, court sndh appearing the sails,
Try; IS ordered that the said Benja Harris do appear here
ou the hr day May next answer the bill of bs
Plaintiff and tina, copy Of this forthwith in
one Of the newspapers published in the City Of Richmond
Tor t~" month and posted the front door
tue courthouse Of hi: county. A Copy Tede "
Feb. &c. $500 sos'
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Inc parties concerned in the above deerea
H notified that have appointed Thursday the 2eth day or
march 1873 at LuusnbuE courthouse order take IL.
Aforesaid seeoant which place they attend With tb,
and evdsnee by 10 O'clock OF th,
day, resdy, that the account may b. trken. -
DAVID STREET, NJ. G. L C.
zen 20. S7-w4ws
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MONSIEUR IONSON

Diamond Grove, Drunswek County Va.
Fet.
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Such elders are

anoe under different name. Such elders are
"crowded" by egotism.
b,v. seen merchants crowd" their GUS
toners for payment that they may make remf'
,an.es. Nov, I should advise such merchants
IN nav their own deb,s, and they can ask with
clear conscience. ~,
have seen an,i-masonry attempt to"croWd
itself into sociery but IFS like trying kno'ty
loo on frosty morning with wooden wedgr
it will bounce out, TO he great danger Of
him at the beetle.
have seen a customer, at the third cal! on
a mrc hanic lament tina, his work was no! done,
and have always seen that mechanic " ero"a-
ed" for money. ;.
| have heard ladies (bl IS their souls , exui'
in the "crowd" Of men 10 their rain whioh
led me TO the conc fusion that so many 'o'or'
may have instructed them to enjoy ma'rimony
wi bout being encountered by It's charms.
have seen editors so fond of clashing and
dealing abuse 10 a type competitor, tha' 'hei'
paper was filled with personal SANDER, " crowd
ed on, precious little items, like " all indeo''
ed 10 the printer" &c.
have seen young men the pride OF respect
able rela ions, the most conspicuous persons al
the horse>race-their voices the ioudes' Ia INC
groeery-tbe last TO leave the midnight resei
The foremost in o riot--gently "crowded''
into re,iremen, by the consen, of twelve men;
while the thirteenth insul,ingly inquired what
he had-to say; al the same time pointing 10
him the outlet" not caring whether he ac>
auiesced or demonstrated.
have seen stage so" crowded" with run
ners that heir simultaneous respiratlons open
ed creyices 10 the carriage wide enough IL
throw dog in Now this call crammer.
Now, Now, Printer, les, should "erowd
your columns too much, or "crowd the pa
thence of your reader into fever, Lake tins
"ou,let." Buffalo Republican,
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER II. 1929,

From the National Gazette,
TO PHILIP s PHYSlCK, NJ. ID.
Hone of the wretched! to thy healing art,
In tears of thanks and praise. stranger bends
Ane with the transports of grateful heart.
Halls thee his kind-st, dearest, FIRST OF friends!
All that he feels, thou knowest not-nor can knows
Yet mid thy thousands, rescuedfrom the grave,
Rethink thee of one Notwithstanding slow,
The best and loyeest Heaven and thou couldst save
Hers was deep, strange malsdy, that wore
BODY and soul, and hope and life away,
As if the heart, consuming at its core,
Perished, in sad inscrutaole decay:
Thou ddst restore hcr,-God and thou alone;
And one. who watched her couch in mute despair,
And held her life much desrer than his own.
Pours out TO Heaven for thee his fervent prayer!
Him thou forget'st, but must remember her.
The pure-the calm-the besutiiul-the mild
Ave! even now. her name thy pulse would stir.
For thou ddst love, and soothe, and call her. child!
They say thourt cold unlike to other men.
A snow crown'd peak of science, towering high
Above the hearts warm soft. sequestered glen,
And flashing sunset glories on the sky.
Who say so, know thee not-nor can discern
Beneath thy sage, professional disguise,
How deep the feelings, he, whom they call stern,
Hides from dull heads. hard hearts, careless eyes.
Blessings be on theel such-as thou madest mine
cannot wish :hee more-Noi not ev'n rest
lis in thy works that thou art most divine,
which, blessing others, make thee more than blest!
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The only notice we have seen ,of,hc las, nun.
Der Of John Meals Yankee, is The following from
the Boston Tra,ele':
"lHE YANKEE No. A decided impro,.,
ment. Contoins more of The spI Of Iva
rely We have uot only roasted bret anL Dums
pudding, but wine, fruit and nuts by wsyd
desert. Neal begins to spread a f. shion.5,
dinner table, uniting his former high sea.oot
unpala;abIe siews and alamodes. Of which R,.
than formed thr principal ingredleo. W,
predict that his guests will inc ease, and that
a longer 'able viii be in rrquIstIon, if he Con
,iuue service Of viands like lhr present"
We hope he will 'hen, for really the io.ms
numbers o! the work, in our opinion, nrihu
justly me putting il received, nor The ,,It
tha, is made abou, il.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-17

The Mobile Register sla'es that The Rev 4
De ANGELS Of thai city, has received l,is
from Rome, under date Of 18th Ma, Lsl, gr
ing notice that the Righ' Rev. MICHAEL For
1Eus, formerly Bishop of Eeon, and Wa
Apostolic Of The State Of Alabama, and Of Fl.
rida. has been appointed by His Holiness PH|
VII Bishop Of Mobil; and that he is eIpr
&c in tha, city in all December nex', actos
panied by some Of his Priests, for the purpa
Of erecting Seminary, and lrausac'lng 81.
Other businets as sppertains to lis office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-17

KEENE, (N. H. Ger. o. Abner Kneeland,
well known in this vicinity, where he first COM
menced pre- ching The doctrine OF Universal Sal
walton. has come ou, in Miss Frances Wrighrs
New York s Free Inquirer" under his own sig
nature, denying boldly "the existence Of God.
and future conscious state Of being for man,
and saws the eruc,fixlon and resurrection OF
Chris, "cannor be proved" Mr.. KneeIand, a
self. ecuca,ed man. but OF good natural powers,
early in life became member of the Baptist
Church. About so years since he commenced
preaching, aud was settled in L,ngdon, IS an
advocate of the doctrine OF F,ual Restoration.
He shortly after denied any future re,ribu'ion.
He was subsequently settled in Portsmouth,
Charleston, Philadelphia and New York About
TWO years since, his brethren preferred articles
sgains, him, as having publicly delivered De-
istical sentiments The association heard MIR
K in defence Such were his explanations, they
were no: satisfied TO give him up entirely, ard
admonished him for the time being. He has
now come out a onfirmed Atheist, and no DIS
forth every Sunday. ii, beng leisure day,) a
a private H all in Broadway. The editor Of the
Gospel Her aid says, s. il is our painful Juiy 10
announce to our friends the melancholy intelli'
pence of the ment.l alienation OF our late bro
her A. KnrrlanG." Sentinel
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WYE LA BAGATELLE:

The following is The letter which hOaNa
Post Master General, and procured the'PP''
men, Of the drunken, worthless vsgab'rd"n
Pos, Office in Russell, (Alass.) about VA''
some hing was said some time back.
Russo, June j"
WILLIAM 7. BARRY, Esq. !
Dear Sir: We are happy opereelse 'nn
true Jcffrrsoniau maxim is adopted a0o |"
upon BY the preson triumphan' adm'o'''
thai "lhrrr should always BE- an exl''ios'p
dence between the principal officers - .@
ernmen,, and their subordinales ~ "s
thi, is not the case: the present fo' :"
has always been an adhrrent OF he ''~'s
administration; and, even since The e','H'
the Hero, he has persisted psItIcu'.W
opposition! Now, such state Of tnl's'
a, il should be! ard The object al ms W.
nicsiion is to r,ques, you to remove Wv
ious officer, AID appoint som. ore u g.,
kidney, ,Cho ,s jackson TO the back ooas y" f.,
tne Liberty O recommend as psf'oh, vs., Gr
fled TO sustain .he reputation oil 'o'
nent in the progress Of It's pre'sn,,
Cause Mathew G. Blakrslry. Esq IT, IT,
known in this vicinity as demoefa !" q,
sc hooI, and as man whose con'i,,"' ~
vlariug course during the last eI'en? :.sc
him in the opinion Of a virldous suG ~.
people, 1t is true that The s'ai's o. AN,
are small! but Esq Blskesley VIII ' >. b
not so much for his own emolumen',
honor apdsconvenience of thr 'a'A'o,
until vacancy shall open the va! y"
more lucrative and honorable.
We are, Sir, respectfully your o. e.,
LERAY BARNARD, Chairman 81
GEO w ASHINGrON TUDOR o' T,.
A. JACKSON JONES Attorney .srs
JAMES MADISON FIELD i'""''
JOHN ADAMS, Merchant. =, n..,,oa
E. JEFFER SON MERRlMAN, f
There were other names apPeh.s..,,
those of he Principal Of the Law ~
CHARLES ID. FOX, Town Cf'A'
We make no comment
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The Poor During The last VIZ T.,
was much suffering in all our e'"' =,
high price OF fuel and provision e0"'
the length and severity Of the sea'O"' 4
preaching winter will probably DC wv ri,
er and more general suffering Va
Zee, the Christian Register re"a''
That The lack OF empIoy"en.
summer, cons, quent On me oeI as ii
Commercial and Msnnfae'u'"S
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after it and The length Of time when eiapses
before appetite returns again. Atcoruingl ~
those rules, the Editors own experience gives
decided verdic, in favor Of roasted or ooi'eo
beef or mutton, as most nut'itiyr; man game
and poultry of which the meat tsorown; h1'
veal, and lamb, and poultry, OF w"ie'' me mea'
i. white; the fat kind OF FISH, eels, saimon.' ner.
rings, &C. aud least nurri.ive, the white kinds Oh
fish. such as ing, cod, soles. haddocks, &c
The celepra,ed trainer, Sir Thomas farkyns'
sc. "grea,ly preferred beef eaters 10 sheep o.
,ers as he called those whoea mutton. by VI
Stark's Tery Curious Erpe' inents on D'st' P.'oo'
| it APPEARS. 'hat when be fed upon roasted
eoosr, he WIS much more vigorous both IN oody
and mind, than with any Other food that hsn
is less suriive than flesh, the speedy return Of
hunger after dinner Of 6,h is sufficient PROOF.
Crabs, Holsters. prawns &c. unless Thoroughly
boiled (Which those sold ready boiled seldom
arej are tremendously indiges'lbie. oEe'i'iisn .
have long held high ra"k in The catalogue OF
easy digeslible and speedy restorative toods; oil
these oysters certainly deserve the best char
acter; but we think tina, they, as well as eggs,
gIa ,inous subs snc cs, rich broths &c. have re-
quired no, little more reputation from 'hese
qualiiesA,an they deserve
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-17

and invited another in the most friendly manner
to visit him in England
Whoever or whatever he may be, one hing IS
eertsin-ihat he is among the most singular ad'
yen,urer. that ever went up and down the earth.
Avarice is not his weak side; for he has been
known TO forego many opportunities Of getting
money as honestly as he usually ge!s 1t, and
without the least danger Of detection. And
we verify believe that, should he again visit The
scenes Of his former ecceptricities 10 this coun
try, he wnuid find many warm friends, notwi'h-
standing the questionable shape" in which he
chose to appear among them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-17

Mr. SAMUEL h. PARKER, Of Boston. hs, cor
menced he repnb'ic alton Of the Wayeriev \,
v-ls, from the last revised and Corrected sa,;,.
OF the author. Each novel Is to be commits
in Two volumes, with an engraved iron,so,,,
illustrative Of some subject in the work n
which they are attached. They are said 70 y
elegantly executed. as j rec ards paper and lyo.
and he frontisp'eces are appropriate and hand,
some. This work will be fu nished to sub, i
bers. in cloth binding, at the extremely Il,
price Of 62a ceuts q volume
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Occo0Wan Cotton Factory,

v>hE subscribers receiving from their Factory
! at Occoquan, Va. regular supplies Of COTIUN
HiRN, from No. q TO No. Is, which Is warranted to
be Of the very best quality, and will be furnished,
either at the Factory their Store in Alexandria
on accommodating tems
s 81. & 8. u. JANNEY.
OF The public are respectfully requested to keep
IN view the distinction between the Occoqusn Yarn
and the Eastern Yarn which is labelled 10 though it
were manufactured by Jos. Jannsy & Co.
oct l2-2aw3w