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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30

Y1lkGlNlA-At rules holden IN the Clerks Office of
~ the Superior Court ofChancery, for thy Lynchburg
Dstsict, the 2d day OF August 1881.
Shadrack Corder, Plantif, against Clement Pigg ex
eentor OF Elizabeth Gray, widow oil Edn Gray decd
and widow of Hezeki,h Pigg, Sen. deed, and Clement
pigg in his own rgut and the children of John Pigg
decd to wit, Peyton Pigg, Hezekiah Pigg, Richard
Gregory and Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Pigg
aud William Pigg and john w. Pigg, infants by Conn
missioner Benagh specially assigned their guardian
and the children of Hezebiah Pigg, decd vii, VIM
Pigg, Owen Legrand and Betsey hrs wife, late Bctsey
PIgg, and Susan Pigg and Nathan Hutcleson, Robert
Huchens and Stokey Hutchcns, adEIrs. OF John Hutch
ems, doC'd. Defendants
The defendants Owen Lcgrand and Bctsey his wife,
and Susan Pigg not having entered their appearance
and security according to the act of Assembly aud
the rules Of this court, aud appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they not inhabitants of this country
1t is ordered, that the said defendants do appear here
the tenth day of the aud answer the bi of
the Plaintiff and that copy Of tins order be forthwith
inserted IN newspaper printed the of Lynch.
burg. for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the
front door OF the cousi house, IN the said town.
ACopy-Ioste, J. WlLLSwC. C.
Aug. IN
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GREAT BARGAINS
u EW ARRIVALS!

WINE subscTIbeT has THIS day Received 30
II bales and boxes Domestic Goods. consisting
al brown and beached Shirngs and Sheet.
ings, Spun Cotton, very bes, ever brought Ia
thls narket--f uTniiuIe and other Checks az ID
pia;ds, oge,her with consider able sddii,an Of
Briiisis oods = Also few cases se,y fine Hats
all e1Uea.eiyt low Tor Cash.
HENRY ALLISON, 1
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topaHtNer shiV.

rzNHE subscribers will. in future. carry on
l. their Rope, Twine, md Begging making
business, Mt the old stand oil !. n. Echols, al
The lower end OF mnln street under the firm OF
Echuis and CundIf, where they will keep on
hand a good assortment OF Cordage, rwlnc x
Cotton Bagging, for sale wholesale aud retail,
ut unusually low pt,c,s.
]. II. ECHoLS,
JONATHAN T. CUNDlFF.
Anril 26 Is
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JUST LANDED
Nirect iYoiN New Novk.

"A ND ntw opening NJ the subscribers cheap
-zs-A store, opposite the market house, the fol-
lowing beautiful cloths, a, fifty per cent less
THAI former prices
J piece Nes Of Eng'nd, imperial fancy blue
piece Shepherds black, lulI IA
| piece Hlrsts do beau,liul gloss Texture
| piece auburn Brown Gall he rage)
! piece Loudou Olive, lhAlf price,
Il pieces Satin figured Smolensk Vesiing, en-
ireIy new. With variety of other Goods al
very reduced prices
Mckee, KOBINSON& Co.
July.
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TRUST SALE.

1Ei ~ az 81 iced OF tfpsi, ssscaisj 10 rs
= , ny John Talbot and Asncy his vile, bear
Tag date tn. 3lrl day otJaly, ls2s, aud duly
recorded ia CampbTll Cletk's Office, We. or -
ihsr al a., vii. Tor .,atpptes therein expressed,
sell 10 the htRbsst bidder NJ public snoiipn. on
The prrm,,es. 90 the 9Th day II September.
1890. I,ael af land ~ ssid county, supposed
TO conisin tao hundred aud fits acrss. sDg
on Whipping Cfr's aud adjoining III. lands
81 HE ssiais of " llision Talbot, David q,
| alboi and others The terms OF sale u Ill be
= creJn oi Un. aud I'VE seafs. slual insialmsbis
with bond aud good personal seenrn, aud u
deed Of uusi ON the properly. AGING as uus
tee We shall convey sueh title only Is vested
IN Us. ALOSsON WINSTON,
NM. NJ. ktkS,
AHr 10 ids
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Trust Sa keofl,a Nd.

NY sirlur ola deed ~ irusi. eieeuifd by jos
Nd Dinatd Ia peschy Franklin and wv. >
Crawford. bearing dale The 30h day oi Ny,
1926. / o. records the Chrk'sofiiee OF Amhfih'
eeuniv the Misunderstanding tsihe 81 DIVISIONS
OF said deed, vii on l6'h day 81 ssp'eWss
nest II iait. All foo. the nrst lar day 'hfft-
aner. proceed 10 sell for cash, IN ibs hish.s'
bidder. on the premises, the tract Oh ih"h "a
salt deed named. containing hg estimation
800 aercs. near New Glasgow. sdJpioine the
lsnd al Wm. Higgnboib"fn and others There
Is y large and comfortable Dwelling house On
.a,d land also ~ o good bafns, and Other ne
e.s,aty buildings. ihe subscriber viii onis
toa,sy such Title a. Is vested IN him by san
deed trust. which is considered goed.
WIN :. CRAWFORD.
JnlV " Ids
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ash tur Wheat.

NEsE will pa, the beat cash price for all
w Wheat delivered at the Black Water
Mills. PRISONS wishing 10 engage iheir crops
viii pjsass call on us. We will give them
choice OF several liberal propositions
NATHL. WINSTON g. co.
JaIv l.
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Improvement in Tailoring.

improvement Ill aiioTlhS'
wuaflE Subscriber has devoted Of
n the last years 10 this object.
III Having dicoycrod few simple
principles by which the pecnisritles Of the hu.
man form is sscetraned with great accuracy
on the protraciion principle, aud bestowed
much attention aud devoted much tune, ia aI-
pl, lug these principles TO the practical uses
ol the trade, aud moreover, having had, while
IN the prosecution OF these objects, much inter.
course with many Of the first Tallors in TIN.
country, and their decided appreciation u the
.onndnrss ofthe principles laid down, he hopes
II will not be- deemed vain ID him he present
him.elf ~ u, least equally web qualified with
Others in the snme hnr, please thoss who
nav be anxious Ia have their clothes to it them
with elegance and 'eaSe. Having spent n
great paft oi the spriug aud summer IN the city
of Philadelphia aud us vicinity. he pledges
hnSrlf 10 make up his work Ia The same
sillp as II is now made by the best Tn,lors
III thai CITY. Beln wing thai these advantages
wlu eniitle the Subscriber to a share OF pubic
patronage. he has agaiG opened shop IN
Iynchhurg. which is n present III The upper
pat of the house oocupisd by Nh. George Bag.
by, on Bank Square.
DANIEL WILLIAMS.
Aug 10. Is
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10 Ptgioa Hunter and Raaith has pije- }or
msriy RuBleM Rlamg--

10 Ptli0a Hunter and hdmth hs WYe~ JW
merly RuBleh R1amg-
YUyAKE NUllG E--lhai We shall proceed
10 axe the Deposition II Daniel keamy aud
othsrs, a, the residence OF 1hona. Surfing, in
tn. county of Henry. an Stale OF Virginia. on
me fourth Friday 10 Sep eober oeri, brlsser
sun rise aud sun ser OF thai dss 10 be read as
asidenc6 On tie mixing Of az atcouGi before
tbe Commissinner, "ctcd ny the Superior
.oa OF Chsneery fof the Lynohburg District,
ID ~ i9ere depending. 10 wn'cb we, as
surviving partners of ihe late 6rm OF X le d
Mays. are Pida,i1s. and Andrew Paterson,
Yourselves aud Others. are Deiendens,-ln
case sad evidence, from uny cause, be nol taken
~ completed on The day aforesaid, The taking
will be opntinued from day 10 day at the said
lace, lil finished Your obedlent servants.
DAVID y hM KYLE.
Surviving pannetl oil Kyle " Mays.
August 10. Nv
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FANCY GOODS.
latest arrivals.
DOBERT KYLE takes pleasure

-
n y IN offering o the public, nj reduced pri.
ces. a variety of new and beautiful articles of
the latest mpor;alions--among others are
Back Gro dr Maps and allan Silks
Black SATIN aud satin LeyaDlines
Super blue. pink, and straw colored Gros de
Maps, Tor bonnet trimming
Blue, pink, straw, and brown Florences
small assortment of elegant Lace Wells and
Capes
London Calicoes ofths latest patterns
Muslin and Barge Ginghsms
Ladies and Gen,emens' white Silk Gloves
Cross barrd aud corded Muslins
Colored Cambrics, every shade
Ladies white India Cotton Hose
kentings and Linen Cambria Hdkfs,
An assortment OF fsrasols OF the latest style
Genllemcns' white Cotton Hose-and half
Hose
'ea Gases superior Eur and Beaver Hats
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30
Goods, Aowev Man EVer.

fENHE subscriber having very heavy stock
OF goods on hand. for the season, is III
dnced 10 offer them lower than overland
pledges himself to sell them al n reduced nd
rance upon cost for cosi only. Ills assortment
Is very general having received considera-
bic additions of Foreign aud Domestic Goods
aud "focrr"s. within lew weeks past. HIS
stock OF blue, black and fancy colored Cloths
anu Nassimercs are very super Tor par, Of
them received within 10 days, aud MS fine wool
IS scarce, and on the rise, there is no doubt that
Cloths and AL kinds of woolIens will he higher
III the fall, than he will sell them now. His
friends aud the public are invited to call on
INN, where they can AZ all times buy on as
good terms as at any house in Virginia
HENRY ALLISON.
Aug. q. ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30

Mr. I'm ". Gray:
Dear Sir-M,s. bingham oil Misplace has used
no less Than 10 bottles al JudkIns ointment, and
certainty with the most evident advantage. A.
she isa poor woman, aud my professional SCI
vices. Gom that consideration, are gntnrlions I;
es too, her case is, OF all others, rminenll
calculated 10 give. IL successful uncommon
reputation 10 thr ointment ON DESTROYS Ia
continue my experimental Practice, mud have
10 feqaosi, that your interest and humanity WI
pfesrut her, through mr., with three ndditionhl
bottles. that n perfect cure may be elected
Like The rrst oil my brethren am decided
enemy 10 what are termed 3" quark incidence
Of every description but, realty. the wonderfu
rlIrcls produces by your omimrnt, have com
plcDely removed ryeiy thug like dislrDH
Ms to lis value IN relation to suffering human.
iy. Mrs. B's case WINS one OF Hree years
spnding, having hitherto baflcd all the pro-
irsslonal skill OF DR.. Gnli and myself, and pc
seniine n uiass OF liberation Consistently renew
my itself from the middle ot her tace quite down
To the umblhcus, stretching al the same time,
to the top OF each humerus, aud along the
Cervieal yrribrHe. in all my practice ! never
saw any thing like II, nor did Dr. Is from is
own declarn IOn, ever witness any similar &c
clTrenGe. The disease attacked. too, bHr right
hand IN similar manner, ieslsted applications
TO rctn,d progress. Such MAS the situation
OF Mrs. Is. that one OF yourlnrgest bottles would
merely last four days. SO much ointment did il
require. Her hand is now perfectly healed,
so lar rs the morbid humonr IS concerned and
have no doubt but the rlgldlty ot the lnlnrs
will, III "A short iimr bn overcome, so as to ena.
BILE her TO uSe II with freedom IhrhanG from
beng bent, as 1t were, ~ knot, is now, nearly
slfalghl Her system, from being reduced 10
the extremist degree OF cmaciaIiun asd Ioath-
somrness, Is now rapidly regsinlng its former
healthy appearance; : aud ! have no doubui but
three. hotlles viii e6rct n complete cute. | ask
YOU, thtn ~ the name OF humanity aud IN that
OF yonr "mn interest, 10 Furnish this poor wo-
mau, without charge, with this nnmber of bot.
ties. viii continue 10 overlook the case mud
viii, when the cure is effected, give YOU a cer.
nhcale that viii establish, on the hrmesl
lonnda'on, the just pIelcnSons OF your ointment
Ia the highest reputation.
nm, respectfully. yours, sc S. S. q.
Fol sale, wholesale OF retail by
Howell DAVIES,
Agent Ion Lynchbnrg
July %.
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MILLINERY.

Ms Gdl has on baud an assortment Of
Lrghornsa aud other Millinery. received direct
!, from the North. which she ia prepared 10
dispose Of al very low p,ices She is also,
prepared 10 execute any order in her line with
elegance aud Dispatch. The diI1ens of Lynch
burg aud II. Vicinity are respectfully invited to
call and examine heTasortnrDf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30
July - -

EEilE subscriber,at his old stand. two doors
- above DAVID n Robert kyle's, offers for
sale, wholesale or retail a splendid assortment
of fresh and genuine Nj dic,ncs. Paints, Oils
Dye Stufs, Dye,Woods, ground aud IN stick,
Wines, Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, 1urpcni,ne
Soaps, PANT, Portrait, and all other kluds of
Brushes, Guns Pistols, nnks, Watches. Pen
aud Pocket knivss Scissors, Fancy Goods
Tea aud Dining China, all the Patent Medi.
clnrs. all the New Remedies, Prtstou's md
Il pdheys Smelling salts, Candies. Kisses,
Almonds. RSisns, Family Mnlasses. &c. Draw.
lng Paper. Ca iacatures, New Music, Piano.
Violin, Gul'ar hnd Dnlcimore Strings, Pocket
Books, Pocket and Dressing Combs. PRINTS
RED and black lux Powder, snd LiauId Ink
GIeHlets, PatenI Diamonds, Fancy Boxes. La.
DIES Work Boxes, with aud aud without Mn.
sic, Muse Boxes, in Tin Gases, Snuff Boxes
Smelling Vmls. Thermometers, Minors. Water
and Velvet Colours. Lamps, Game Baes
fIasks, Powder Horns, Surgeons and Gum
Elastic lns,Gumews Rochelle. Seldrz and
Soda Powders. Tar, Pitch Rosin, &c. &c An
OF which arr offered fer sale, for cash. or IN
punclu"l customers, or in exchange for some
HIhdes oi country produce, al as iotp price, as
ANY o'Aer house in Virginia.
Howell DAVIES.
Main street, Lynchburg.
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Iii ii " syS9DS,
At Very NeAueeA Vvices.

NHI I have bt1n Addlng eonsldrtabIy 10
w our stock oil Fancy Goods within the
.asi rhree weeks. aud can recommend them TO
The lovers Il great bargains.
Beanlful Scvathia Caicors (assorIed)
Adr,unople Gtnghobs, full . IL and very
rhtHp,
Rich figured Mu,lins. Swiss. book and Null,
Enh. oider"d GHpes aud Swiss lambo do
Jet black | alan silks, aud olive black do very
cheap thread Cambria Hdkis. aud ihrt ad Cam
hrics,
DO Al lush Linens, aud 3 4 kentings, With
iargs stock Of Domestic Gpufs nj Factory
prices, MCKEE, ROBINSON d Co.
July %
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L RAE 5 II
O. R O G. u r Z r 6.
Avg 10.
August .

HI subscriber Is now RECEIVING an add
n t,ona supply of GROCERIES, which
will rendr his assortment complete, and de
trrmintd to sell a, he most reduced prices, Tor
cash. or country produce. He will give the
highest Cash prlce Tor 10000 bushels Wheat
J ". HATCHER.
Aug. .. 1.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30
5uoc Store and Mandatory.
u, QILI

.fESsS dn hand. NJ his store, ifS, doar abof'
~ Dr.. ffowsi Dawes. = general assortment
af SHOES Of his owl aud Northern msoniac
lure. winch be oilers nj The lowest pfices Also
phhdr 'h,a made Boots. al unusually IN"
prices. he - prepared 10 execute "ork, par
toularly IN The Iadirs' branch Of business, with
neatness and prompiness.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30
WHEAT.

r~,vlIE subscriber vii purchase good
H Wheat delivered at Tie German
u Mills, fifteen miles below Lynch
burg. For all such, he will pay within
twenty cents OF the Richmond market,
IN Cash ; present price Is. Nonc Will
be received on storage.
DAVID STAPLES.
Aug. 90 u
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CURE BY JUDkIN'S
OINTMENT.
imp0rfant 4 estimOny

From an eminent Physician, residing IN ri
i0ge about o. miles from Richmond. hS
nnmc uiH be giUen 10 He public IN due t"".
- .Jdg ION, 1850.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30
TYlRGINIA, SCT.-At rules holden in the Clerks OF,
" flee of the county Court of Bedford Monday the
dn,. IIlr

TKlkTlNlAi SCI.-At rules holden in the Clerks OF
" fee of the county Court of Bedford Monday the
9Th day of June, 1880.
Thomas X der Complainant. against John Rider James
Rider, William Rider, aud Peyton Rider (Which said
James, William and Peyton, are the infant children of
John Rider, decd George Greasy and Polly his wife
formerly Polly Rider, William Murphy and liza his
wife, formerly liza Rider Peyton Welch and Nina HE
wife, formerly Nina Rider, and Abner and Elizabeth
Wilks infant children Of John Wks and Susan
wife, formerly Susan Rider, Defendants.
The defendants William Murphy and LA his wife
and Peyton WEIGH aud Nina his WIFE not having cutter
ed their appearance and given security accurdiug 10
the act of Assembly and the rules of this court and II
appearing from satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants of this country On the motion Of the com
pnnant, by counsel, IT is ordered that the said deen
dants William Murphy and LA his wife, aud Peytou
WEIGH and Nina his wife do appear here on the fourth
Monday in September next and the bill of the
Complainant aud that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Lynclburg Nrgnian new snapper pub
lished in the town of Lynchburg for two months sue
cessvey and posted at the front door of the COURTHOUSE
Ofthls county on two several court days.
A CUpy-Iestc,
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Cash for W heul.

YNsHE basar.. VIII be eouiiaueu under the
superintendanoe Of NJ. ~. Dapenporl
~ho Will dispose OF the stock Of Goods on The
meat reasonable ferms.
HUBBARD 4 GARDNER.
Aug % II.
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Aug ~
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-02

VARIOUS Teachers, Editors, and Gen.
v tlemcn of the first responsibility, give it as
their decided belief that these books will be the
means of effecting the most happy changes in the
system of early education
From the Hon. w. B. Calhoun, for several years
Chairman Of the Comm.ttee on Education in TIE Le-
gislat,re of Massachusetts, and no,r Speaker of the
House Of Representatives..
In reference to the FRANKLIN PRIMER,
and the IMPROVED READER, and the GENERAL
Glass Book, he says
81 gave them very thorough examine
tion and found them so peculiarly adapted to the
wants of children, in the early stages Of education,
that recommended their Introduction into schools
at once. They are just the kind of books that are
needed, as think to make the business of education
pleasant and easy."
"We can say with truth that they 1.-THE
Franklin Primer, the Improved Reader, and the
General Class Book are certainly well adopted to
the purpose for which they are intended by their
highly deserving author, and may be recommended
to the attention of parents and teachers. North
american Reuietc, april, 1929
"These books have been examined by the
best judges in our State and have received unquaf-
ed appreciation. They are beginning to be intro
duced into the Boston schools, and will do there,
what they have done in Hampden County. reform
the present false modes of instruction. "-HinghGm
Gazette.
From the american Journal Of Education.
"They are intended to obviate prevailing
evils in the manner Of teaching the English language,
and though susceptible of some Improvements, are,
on the whole, excellently adapted to their object
They are arranged as follows The franklin Prim.
er, uniting the purpose both of primer, and, in
some measure, of spelling-boo the Improved
Reader. AN interesting explanatory reading-book o
the Introductory order and the Gle neral Class Book
containing, among other useful and original matter
specimen of familiar school dictionary of de6ni
tons and explanations"
The following notice of the Primer, Rea-
der, and Class-Book is from the Christian Examiner
and General Review, for March, 1929, published in
Boston, Liverpool. and London "a
/ In these books the author has carried
forward his plan of acile instruction more complete
tely than is done in any similar books in our Ian
guage that has ever come to our knowledge"
| % They are also recommended by tie North
American Review and various others.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-02
e atGor6

THE Subscriber respectfully tenders
~ thanks to bis friends and customers, for the
liberal patronage he has received from them in his
line oil business, and would inform them that hav-
ing made arrangements for the immediate reception
OF the newest fashions, he hopes by diligence and
punctuallty, to merit continuance of their favors
TRIMMINGS furnished as usual on liberal
terms at his shop directly opposite Mr. J. G. Thurs
WANTED. good journeyman Tailor and a
girl OF ID or 20 years Of age as an apprentice.
FRANKLIN WOODCOCK.
Lancaster, Dec.1 If
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-02
POETRY.


From the Genius of Uniue,sal Emancipation
THE APPEAL OF THE CHocTAW
We cannot leave our fathers land
We cannot leave our fathers graves
The long-loved hills that round US stand
Our valleys with their pleasant waves.
oh bid us not to trace afar,
The pathway Of the evening star;
We cannot find, where'er we roam,
A SPOT which bears like this the name of home.
What care we for those prairies wide 7
Our fathers never hunted there
Those cavern echoes, ne'er in pride,
Flung back their wild halloo ofwar.
Those wooded glens and shaded streams,
Came never to our childhoods dreams;
Nor have we in our young hearts glee,
Loved like familiar friends each rock and tree.
But here, amid the tempest's rush,
Our spirit-fathers' voices THRILL
They come at midnights moonllt hush,
Or when the eve-star lights the hill.
The thought of other times are spread
Ger evergrey crag's misty head.
And how then can we lightly leave,
The scenes to which our hearts so fondly cleave
Then have we notin worship how'd
Before your God the humbled head?
And timed our spirits fierce and proud,
To till our hunting grounds for breadl
And now that in our bosoms' cell,
A white mans calmer soul would dwell,
Yeseek to grasp our planted soil,
And drive US hence in distant wilds to toll
Oh, white men We have fair, smooth brows,
And lips whose words we well might trust.
But treachery mingles in your vows,
Your chain of friendship is but dust !
Ye come with falsehood in your hearts,
Ye frame your laws with willy arts,
And bid US meath their shades to dwell,
That we may wither by their blghting spell
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-02

Dean Cooper, of Durham, who was very
saving of his wine, descanting one day on
the extraordinary performance of man,
who was blind, remarked that the poor
man could see no more than " that bottle -
=" l do not wonder at all, Sir" replied Mr..
Drake, IA minor Canon,) !" for zoe have seen
no more than that bottle all the after
noon.''
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-02
THE YOUNG SCHOLARS MANUAL
OR COMPANION TO THE
SPELIING-BSeK.

consisting of Easy Lessons in the several
branches Education intended for the use fschoos,
BY REV. Il. STRONG.
In every school there is considerable
number of scholars who are not of sufficient age and
capacity to pursue the studies of science system
aticay but who are nevertheless qualified to obtain
ageneral knowledge of its first principles. For such
this book is expressly designed In the various ex-
ercises which affords, the memory will be strength
ened. the understanding improved, and an interest
excited which cannot fail of being highly adyanta
geous to the pupil. For sale at the
LANCASTER BOOK STORE.
% Teachers and School Committees
are requested to examine these Books.
Nov. "a. t