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HARRIS'S
Balsamic Liquid Extract,

For the cure Of Colds. Cons,nnptions, SC.
'p~Hls preparation Is perfectly mild and
II harmless. end rarely falls 90 cure tho
most obstinate eases Of colds, asibmAs.
hosrseness, splitting Of blood. sni eonsump.
TOPS. The proprietor has used u in . nnm.
Der OF cases within the last six months. with.
out foiliog 10 produce. bui In ore instance.
The most ealUisry aud beneficial Effects
The following case will show its virtues; A
young man soont the eye Of twenty, ives st-
tackled With violent coi5. which throw him
lotto . severe pulmonary aHeetIoD. Be made
use OF various remedies with little or no sf-
feet. his strength rspidiy decIined-his
breathing became difficult srd isborious. at
tended With short cry cough, end pain IN
bis breast. lie continued 10 grow worse:
snd ~beo his friends expected every mo-
ment The melancholy scene ~ ould Be closed.
he made vss % some OF this Balsaaie pgs-
Psrs,isD. bis cough soon becsme relieved.
the psin left his bFessi, sod w . short time
he was entirely Restored 20 health. The
dose 81 this preparation - . tss.sPooafsI
twice day. uis better 10 isks u w vine
glass foil Of sIiPpssy elm tea % gun arabic
water
tLPThs above ETirset ess be obtained
al the CbsTlsslOsb Book snd Apofhseary
store LINES BR0YK
July =, 1880.
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CT Divine Providence permitting, there will
be religious services in the Episcopal Churci, in
this place on Friday evening next ut e-rl, candle
light. Sept. 1.
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THE MARKETS

FIouR. In New York, on the goth ult. was
held at IS 75' in Philadelphia a, SIS so; in
Baltimore, on Saturday last. at IS IS. aud in
Alexandra. on Thursday. a, IS 80.
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NOTICE.

THE NOTES given at the sale OF The
= property Of John and Joseph Nc Coy,
iced are now due Immediate payment
iseXpeated. as indulge csnno, DO given.
JOHN MCCOY.
OTIO mccoy,
sept. j, 1880 .3dn'fors
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Commis,ione,'s OGc,. caoris,fo,sn, ,

tVHI"'l'AFVHtI . 'W'cr' tHoTffSFotrn, Z
AUoUsT 81. 1880.
THE parties In'erested in the above. men.
toned s"'i. ~ well ~ those having eisims a.
g1inst Jprob Bodsnbsmsr. deed. fsAo ere
requested 30 exhioit them before me. law.
fatty proven,) gill plesss 10 take so,iee
that have sppOieisd Fridag ne ibih day Of
Ocfobsr Hsxf on which daJ shaiI siieus ~
nv Office Aforesaid. ~ 10 e'sloeh. A " for
The purpose ~ carrying the above Tsehsa
order ~ court into eject. shsn snd whers
they sre requested Va attend 9th the e.ess
ssry proofs and docuHsnts 10 enable a,s "a
10 80. n WORTHINGTON
sept. .. 1850. Va, r..
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JEFFERSON COUNTY. Scr.

Ia the County Court, Jul, Term. 1870
D""td onyGT CoMrLAINAXT.
AGAINST
~ Widm Bodtnh01er. Mayparef RI
de'IhGmer. and Sarah Boieaho,asr.
heirs IF Jaeo6 BodenhaD.er. deed
and The atore named UIHion Boden
hd,ntr. as administrator of said Ja.
cot Bodenhdner. deceased,
defendants.
IN CHANCERY
Wis cause came on To- ne head This 18th
DAY of July. 1880. upon the bill and an
swers bied; aud was orgued by counsel. and
u aPPrsr,es TO The satisfaction OF the eour,.
that tho defendants have been regulsri,
served With subpoena more than four
moeths- NhersuPOn, the court doth ed
Judge, order ADD decree. that Mister Com.
missioner Worihington DO settle and state
The administration seeouni of william 10.
drhbamcr, administrator 90 Jacob Bodeo.
banner. deed, showing what smount az az
sets came Into his hands, how Disposed Of
whrt remsined 10 his hands unadmip,s,sr,d
and what amount Of such assets have been
spilled To The payment OF specisiIy debts OF
sad Jacob, binding bis heirs: And also
nat DC take az account as well OF the debt
due 10 the plaintiff as Of al other deb,s out.
Iapding sud due by The ssid jacob. end
their dignity: And further, that he TAX, an
account &c the whole and annual vslns Of
tho real estate left BY the said Jacob. in JeE
fersop coDgty. desce hded 20 his ssiI heirs
defendants. AID other msiiess Gosmed per
hneni, &C. md report To This court.
a CoPy-Tests.
81 CRANER, e.Ie
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FOR S7LE.


1--WE undersigned will sell his proper,v in
I the town OF Smi,hheid. Jefferson County.
virginia. amongst which is his
TAN YARD,
Uith all its stock of Leather. Bark. &c.
his establishment is in . very fine si,ustion
Tor business, there being no tsnnery within .
CIRCLE OF ten miles each way, exec III those in
'hsfies'o"n. u has very extensive run Of
business, and may be much incrr ased in its
means OF accommodation. He will also sell
HIS DUELLLNC HOUSE,
in said town. which is very commodious and
convenient u 10 ackno~ lodged to be one
oi The most valuable in the town, and could
ne converted into y tavern With much soc
cess as the town ~ improving very fast. Wa.
ter CAN be raised ut the stable door from . h,
drAn'. There ~ attached TO the premises the
necessary out-bulIdngs. and al acre oi
ground
lie will also sell Sii his undivided in,er~, .,
IN the estate &c Daniel Fry. decd, consisting
"f'ery valuable properi, in town md cou afr,
among which is tbs interest in 400 a.
CRES OF LAND in Frederick county
Persons wishing To purchase. will doubtless
view the premises. and judge for themselves
The terms will be sccommods,ing-pay.
"en's easy add extended, rf properly secur.
ed. CAMP RRtkIiAu
Sept. i, 1850.
ALL persons indebted 10 me, are reouest.
ed to call upon Elisha %. Jordan, who 10 ful.
iy authorised TO settle all my busine>s.
sept. j. C.. BECKHAM
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On I'hurs''sy last, u, the Rev. Francis Moore,
Mr. Ir"RnL Z"Rsrn, Of Harpcr-Fcrry, To Mrs.
ELizADKTu BRIscoE, III Bolivar.
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CensV' ef Pafs5wg. The enume
ration is not vet completed officially
but from what has been done, "a is un-
derstood that the American Birming-
ham will be found 20 ooniaie about
1000 inhabitants.
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Prom the y. York Daily Advertiser, August 81
FROM ENGLAND

Prom the y. York Daily Advertiser, Angus, 81
FROM ENGLAND.
The ship Gratitude, Cant. Cbilds.
arrived this afternoon, having sailed
from Liverpool on the 9th OF July. The
Captain brought no papers but letters
10 that date. state that the market for
Cotton was fully supported. Flouc
vas 27s Cd TO eos, in bonds. and ris
Tug. The Captain informs US that the
weather in England had been unusual.
iy bad, raining continually for two
weeks previous 10 his leaving.
lie also states that for two weeks ar.
ter he left, he experiences constant
rains. There was no political news Of
importance.
Markeis.-we stated that very ex.
tensive purchases Of Flour were made
~ this market ON Friday. We End
on inquiry that upwards Of ten thou
sand barrels we're bought up. ss is be
licved by one or tvo houses. The
public on Saturday forenoon ere with
out any advIces, notwithstanding ,he
ARRIVAL az Portsmouth, which left Lii
verpool on the lith July. IL is, how
ever, generally believed, that private
letters have been received BY that ar
rival, which have enabled a few per
sons by the intelligence To speculate
ON the market. IL is reasonable 60
suppose that orders have also been sent
South, lor the same object on Satur-
day. The holders. generally, held
flour about twenty. cents higher
than on the preVious day, but there APP
pcared TO be no disposition TO purchase
at All advance. In the afternoon the
ship Gertrude arrived here, having left
-Liyerp0ol or the 9th, al ~hiCh time tie
weather. was very GnfavOfablC, ADD
should Il continue raining, the crops
must suffer.
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frosa die Baltimore Ps,rio,. August Is.
Fall. or AIGIrns.

Reports of the surrender Of Alc;er.
:" the french army. on the 4ih July.
have been received by three different
r"otes--sll agreein; in their main fca
lures. a. to the time, &c. Of surrender.
The hrst, (nentiooed yesterday from
Gibraltar via ST. Barts. Ann,her bv
y short ARRIVAL from -. Thomas; and
the third which we give below, through
Portsmouth dates to the II IN july. re.
ee'yed at iIalif.y. There seems no
further room tor doubt that the city Of
hig,efs has been surrendered az aban.
doned To the French. The last report
To this effect, VIC have through the Bos.
ton Gazette Of "Wednesday, Which pa
per SAYS
1--WE have received from our attentive cor.
respondents ~ Halifax. papers to the 18Th
instant, containing extracts from Portsmouth.
(Eng) papers to the ll,h July. The follow.
ing paragraph from paper Of that date, con.
ta'ns important intelligence
ny the Camilla. steam boa, from Usvre,
we learn that AIgiers surrendered 70 the
French srmy o. the 5th inst. q wss report.
ed the hey had been killed. The city sur.
rendered al discretion. wi,hou, firing q gun
'-~''~ NStC tokCU it tic uarDOr.
and thc crews Ut the Two French briggs y Gre
found alive, but in prison"
Captain JONI MaYmaxr. living in
Sampter District, y. G.. is supposed To
be the only surviving officer who Tough,
under PAui. JoNEs. lie was Lieu
tenant in the action between the Bon
Homme Richard aud the Scraps, and
was the first who boarded the latter.
Sacannah Georgian.
The one cent Contribution for Fulton's heirs.
The Norfolk Beacon, contains a
copy Of letter from upwards Of TWEEN
~ respectable citizens Of Richmond.
va. to the proprietors Of the steam
boats on James river, accompanying
a present Of boxes for the reception of
tie suggested one cent contribution.
Tor the benefit Of the heirs of Fulton.
The plan OF this contribution was pro.
posed IN Virginia, and il has already
been adopted on most Of the PRINCIPAL
rivers in the country. Ii will proba.
bly, meet with the desired success.
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The report concerning the opening of the Yves,
India ports, turns out to be hoax.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-01

The Hero Of Fort Stan,0ir is no
more!-Just as our paper was going
20 press, the melancholy intelligence
reached Us Of the death Of the vrnera
bic patriot, Col. MARIxus wmLETr.
who departed this life yesterday. at
the advanced age Of upwards of 90
years. We have no room for any o.
b'iuary remarks this evening. lie las
fought the good fsht--he has finished
his course. and heuceforth we hope
there is crown Of glory in store Tor
him. " T. Com. .1dU., .iug. o5.
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Neics Egprcfsd The Liverpool.
packet ~ The 10th, and the llsvrt
packet Of the nth Jolly, were boih be
low a, New York or 'i'bar.day last. q,
noon.
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To the honor Of our community it NAV be said,
that the execution Of Ebcnezer w. Cox is only the
second case ofpunishrnent by death which. has oc-
eurred IN our county. The first was the case Of n
negro man, who, in the year 1905, was executed
forrpe. Ourpri.on i. nov v ithout q criminal. and
VIC have but three in confinement for The crime Of
dcbt.
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The New Orleans Bee Of the q5ih
Jolly, says :-'By letters from Cadiz.
Of the lst June, received in this town.
Via Havana, we are informed that
Gen. Barradas having arrived in Spain.
~ order to justify himself towards his
hing. was arrested at Victoria & sent
TO the fortress of ST. Sebastian
The New Orleans Bee Of the 9TH
August, acknowledges the reeeipt of
i'ies Of Vera Cruz papers to the 2jth
Jolly. u appears that the troops in
favor OF Guerrero we're in the yicini
~ OF Acapulco. 60 which point the go.
Vernment had sent forces. Notwith-
standing the accounts of the Mexican
papers (which are all devoted IN the
esase Of B1stamanls) the bee thinks
that Guerrero's partisans are success
ful. I've battles, gained by them.
have been announced in the newspa.
pers Of Mexico. Several prisoners "a
ken BY the latter have been pot to
death. In the mean time. the same
conduct was followed by the army de.
voted 70 The government
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I n CARTER respectfully informs his
bs friends sSd the public, that be 10 joss re-
esiving ~ sddbionsl supply Of
SEqsoJN8BLE GOODS.
some % which have not bees ten days in the
Ussted states
Aug. IS. 1880.
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SEVERE GALE AT THE SOUTH.

The Charleston papers received this
morning mentions that violent storm
of wind occurred in that vicinity on
Monday last, by which the shipping
in the barbor sustained a good deal Of
injury. Ii was deemed fortunate that
but few vessels were in port, "a not one
escaped without more or less damage.
Among those which suffered mos, Sc.
vereiy was the OtbcIlo. Berry. bound
for New York 9th 81 passengers. A
slip from the office Of the Courier da g.
ted I7,h, p. VI. mentions howe, er
that the passengers had arrived in
town, and that the ship. which had
struck, was expected TO be gnt "a.
without much difficulty. She had
struck heavily, and Capt. Berry had
her masts cut away TO tighten her. -
After drifting some distance up Coup
er river. she wss driven back again by
tho storm, and finally grounded on
Hog Island, where she now lies
The slip also mentions that the Gar.
roll IF CdrroHfon was struck by light
ming that afternoon, as she lay in the
stream opposite Msywood's wharf. III
entered her fore royal mast head, pass
cd into her toprnast, anil then into he,
foremost, all If which were destroyed
melted a bolt on deck, aud finally
pasSCd of or her chain cable
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We omitted to state, ia our regular accoun, Of
The event, that Cox, fcw days since, anxioa. 10
give some assurance Of b.. eontrition for thu par,
he had borne IN the act which had occs-oncd 20
much human misery, despatched TO Mrs. Duss
letter, inpioring, in the most earnest manner.
her forgiveness for the horrible deed which he
had done. This, though renewng the in,cnsi,,
OF her anguish, Was received after time for COM
pcsurc Of the agitation oceasoncd by il, Nth the
feeling due TO its afoning spirit Il was not sub
Jcct on which she could calm the tnn,ilt Of her
soul Sufficiently to write bus friend, in trans
cribing her sentiments, stated, that although she
could never cease to depicrc the event which had
30 deeply bcrcascd herself and her orphans, We,
she forgave the prisoner, and would leave to Hea-
ven the measure Of rctribution. An hour or two
before leaving the prison, Cox sent for Mr. Br,LI
the bro;hcr-in-law Of Mr. Dunn, and begged. in
accents cvineivc Of the deepest wo, forgiveness of
the family whose peace he had 30 fat ally broken.
These efforts Al stoncinent certainly exhibit evil
dcnees OF a peni,ent spirit
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undersigned will sell his property i
= the town OF smi,hheid. Jefferson Count,
Virginia. amongst which is his
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Sentence Of John Francis Knapp.
This wretched young man received his
sentence at Salem on Saturday. At
9 A. NJ. he was placed at the Bar.
The crowd wa. as great az al any for
MGR time Of the trial. He remained
throughout the solemn ceremony as un
concerned and immovable as ever
When asked by Judge Putnam, if he
had ausht to say why sentence Of death
should not now be pronounced upon
HIM, he replied with great energy and
hrmness: II have only to say, that I
am innocent Of the charge-and now
declare to the world, that I shall die
innocent Of the crime for which I am
to suffer" Judge Putnam then pro
ceeded to pronounce the dreadful sen.
tcnce of the law.
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Earfbqvats.--A letter from Kisher.
IN the Caucasus. dated March 9Ih.
states, that during an earthquake
which had taken place there, five hun.
bred persons were buried IN the ruins
Of their houses. or 0f tie temples IT,
which they had taken refuge. Ooe of
the mountains opened. and part ol il
which was detached, filed Up q rich
valley, overwhelming every thing.
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IIrIvoIs--In thirty eoursic. in this State heard
from, the vote. Tor Governor stand:
For Reyaolds, 7,I6
For kinney, ASH
B,,h OF these Gentlemen ac Jack son men. I'm,
Judge RrNSolDs Is said TO har. been generally
supported by the Clay party.
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Full details from the elections in Missouri,
haze not yea come 20 hani. The ~, Louis Times,
OF the i>th uit givcs the following n. containing
the lxfesf inf AZ ,,,
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The result Of the elections Tn Kentucky. seems
It'll to be matier Of doubt-hoth parties, in
some eases, claiming shc majority. Our own
opinion Is, from comparison Of the accounts,
that the Clay party has a small majority in the
Legislature. The election Of M u. $. Scn.tor
i'll fully test the n,attcr
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NeD York Ocnvenfions. The An.
Il. Aasonic State Convention which
met at Utica, New York. on the ! I, III
inst. nominated FRAscis GsANoxn.
FOR Governor. aud sAAuEL STEVENS.
for Lieutenant Governor Of the State.
andsMr. GnASoxn has accepted the
nomination.,
A Working. mems Convention is "a
be held next month, at Salina. in III.
same s, e, to nominate a Candidate
Tor Governor; and -,
Mr.. Van Buren's party (called BY
themselves the Republican or Tam.
many party, but by others lately call.
ed the Skele,oa partly are 10 hold n
Convention at Hsrkimer in October.
Tor the purpose Of nominating their
candidate for the office Of Governor.
The Salem Murder The second
jury impannrllsd for the trial of J..
Francis Knapp, charged az principal
IN the murder Of Capt. White. have
convicted the accused. The following
is from the Boston Centinel Of Satur.
Jay iast, the Ztst UT:
''Posfscripf.-ren o'clock. The
case was given to the jury at o'clock,
T.. NJ. yesterday-and at 90 minutes
past SIX they returned verdict OF
GUILTY. Sentence will be I,ronounc-
ed this morning at 9 o'clock. This trial
was thrice important, inasmuch as on
the conviction Of this man, as .h,... only
surviving principal. depcnded-wc will
not say the conUictio,,, but the bare fri.
at ut the two accessories, who, but for
a conviction Of a principal, might have
laughed TO scorn both court and Jury,
and evaded justice by standing mute,
even though one Of them had previous
'y confessed the darkest shades of guilt
as accessory"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-12
COLLINS g. co.

'SNE subscriber has just receive ed from m, Ch.I ,.,-
ing articles which, among many other chemical s ,onow
rcn aS " sn rePute amongst the enineu, uedir,,
sn'atose Powders by which c wafer can be preparc
annd"H TO 10 ina, taken from the springs Nu'"'
few minutes IN. h onac, o. SarsaPaia for preparing 10
oonPouno syrup of Liverwor,, safe and valuable, ,n
plants most of the mecincs made use Of for He .e e, e '
Cd VI stimulating nature, composed eeneralv N ,s.r,,
t oaisams IN alcoholic solutions which ai,houch
sNns temporary relief in almost every instance 15es @
the patient, me disease and reduce strength Of
hs ms preparation active can ts mads ou
plant and the virtues in,n,ovsa be- ,
ana exPectorai medicines which have bsrn se.c,a
ws%d Kali for making the saline draveht Of peos, ,
e ono dachm OF this salt dissolved four ounce, oS a
INSANITY produces mixture similar equal in everv ,s.,
, . maze with fresh lemon juice of tarsr
blur iii, @ OF meSuy, Tor ex,emporaneously making In,
the pill - u graz" " 'a"' equal to three grams Of
'aeo CoPava This is active preparation of tho t1a1
@ an rendered solid without the of heat or d;mS
ng us strength by the addition Of inefficient nrcrs i, ~
nova approved Of by the faculty Caution The Resin Of CO.
Pva 'haue ny evaporaiing the basam is enrcv uo1,
OF Copaiva, dose to drops II is superior 10 Nanho,,
N 90 IuDeos This is valuable addition to balsam eo,aiy
~ 10 ~ drops to al Of basan greatly inc rs ,t
virtues OF that remedy in Gonorrhca. ''"''e 10"
tNaet o Qunine grains which are cou,i IN m. 80
~1,nne' and a, less than one.,ird Of the price. W
III o. Black Pepper This much active prepara,on
nan eIme; one drop Is fully equal 10 gains of the Ia,
o 1t rs also valuable adjunct Guinins; one o, ,o
% 70 six grains VII! greatly increase powers Of ,l, ,r
Superior Red Bek. And
Superior Cs'aya Bark This The pcoic. Of ye1rcw
@ ana derives It's name from the province in which i, /. rn
Is inc bark which yields QinDe greater propouon
nan any other species; neatly put up IN sea ed vlind,
packages of n pound and ounce w '''o"'
hc above articles, hand any oftbc 6oIovu,
articles can bo had az short notice if desired We moving
Dena'cosizcd Opium.
,Cena'eo'rntd AcidulOus TrctuU of opiuw
compound Tonic Extract
Extract OF Siramonium
Acetate, sulpba,c az pure AorrLa
huriate and Oxide Of Gold.
preiinc, Emetinc, Supuline
peiphl"e, Cinehouine Suychinc and Vera,rue
Juneo HUGH McNBMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-12
No Combination and q Free Trade.
Earthenware and Looking Glasses.
FENHOS. y. HARROW A. (,O I,oso.,.-. 40 a,

E'IIVS' o.. UANKOW q co. Importers 90 Vyater.
street, NEW YORK, offer lT sale 900 pac ksecs eanhcu-
conn ee assortment offered 10 this market md vb;e |
nt We country merchant at the lowest prices In
atng TIE prices O crockery IN this rv c ha we bceo mad.
NH s%s o. mos, nioean persecution. the object Of
M y "os ess Than our efire ruin and expulsion f,oa
anu ,a dealing our credit housr responsibility i'm
ana every cndeavor made TO ruin it, and crown the
woe our poTiaons hrough the regular channels have been
~" spped n consequence of threats thrown the man.
fces ~ tngland) so that have Obliged employ
wa, our names would appear IN the The
c'es attendant upon obtaining credit Cor our
are denyed 10 us, and nothing but cash m Livepoo viii sI
Tor US our needed supplies Of wareWe arc SUI rna these
ardhps 10 the cause OF the merchant and consumer Of mr.,
description OF goods less Than own and IN tbe NJ os
as, resort we come Tor aid aud so long az we arc
enabled 70 sustain ourselves against more than FORTY men wbo
nave com7neo 70 DING about in this opbesrd of
manner we WIN continue 10 sell goods free and odeocn
srr. '|P'"Ve' cary nseP'nnct'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-12
THE UNIVERSE.
t'on' the Virginia Literary maaum.

Wv THE D'HEHsross THB UNIVERSE.
lne earth which we inhabit is known IN bo .ho,,
Twenty hyo thousand miles n circumference -, o;OS,
"ouS S@ 70 diameter. OF magnitude SO immense
como"r,.on 90, 20 'orm even faint conception A
hnown mensons will probably fail to nss,s, me- hn,
, rod Us maze lh9 attempt The largest of the pvra
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