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REGIMENTAL ORDERS.

kNEUT COL ROBERT LUCAS Is hereby
assigned 70 the command Of the I.t, and
Major Thomas Briscoe 10 the % BsisIiop Of
the 66ih Regiment. Virginia Miliiis, ana
Sili h" obeIed end respected accordingly.
The following officers compose The Sioff az
he 5Sih Regiment: Richard DnfieId, Quar-
iermssier Bush-od Washington, Far.
masNer: DR.. JONI .Fis-oe, Surgeon Or.
Dsniei Bedingsr, Surgeons Mate; and WIN.
p. Magruder. Adjuiant The trsining Of The
oheer' VIII commence in ShspheVdsio vn on
re 9Th dsv Of May. end the regiment viii
parade in ChprlsstoWn On the sih
BY order ~ the Col
VIM b MAGRUDFR,
April u. Adj. 55,h n
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.~orass eiPiTlL PHIxE oF
TEN THOUSAND DoLLAasl
To be drawn ~ The City az Baltimore. on
UedaesdaV, csfh of .lDTiy

TO be drawn IN The City sf baltimore. on
Hsdnesdey, esh Of Aprh
MAINLAND STATE LOTTERY. 40
w 4 for 1880. THIS scheme - annoyed
on the popular ODD a EVEN SYSTEM b,
which The holder ~ tao tickets ~ 100 shsrr.
- cefis'n 81 ubisining - Issst ssG salEs sod
nav drsv THHtpl
Beades4he Capital prize Of TIN THOU
SAND DOLLARS, thrfe ere The ususi nun,
her ~ minor denominations, snd no Pytze
ioEsr fAos FIR Doligys
Only 900 Itcks's N tie schsme--M More
Prizes than Bianks the ~bs,le pafsbie ~
CASH. Wh,eh. - ususi. can be had tue mo.
men, they are drswn.
TYctsfs s. % QHarfeys Al %
ffalnss a. so tfgkfks "a
'.'ORDERS either b, ms,i tpu.t rsi6, q,
prissie c~evry snee. epclcatur he Cssh 90
Pre- vii meet The ssras prompt sud pasf.
iusi s'tsni.oo % II 90 personal spplisst,an.
Address
- cOuFN Jr.t BRorHERs
Baliiszsys
Bshinoss. March Is. 1890,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-14

tCF We are authorised 10 announce to the
voters Of Jefferson County, that DANIEL
MORGAN Esq will be a candidate at the
next election for members Of the House of
Delegates of Virginia.
T JOHN s GALLAHER will also be a
candidate for the sufrsges Of the voters OF
Jefferson, at the next election Of Delegates
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-14

Tbs reforms from the elections which
we publish to-day. sbew, that the new
Constitution is well received generally
Being desirous 10 take this las, oppor,uni
W OF correcting some misspprehensions
and mIsconsiruciions Of the new Constitn.
'ion which have turned many against il
even IN eur own county. We had prepared
an article for this purpose hat the crowd
ed state Of our columns obliges Us 10 oni,
~ We ask the voters 10 examine the
Constitution FOR themselves, and weigh
vel the arguments before they decide tbi.
imPor'sn, question; and above al, 10 look
10 The Consequence ofre j-ciing IT, What
wa De the state Of 'his community should
u DO announced that ihe penpl, hare ?.
fused 10 accept up Such rero.sI we
know vii not BE- based Upon preference,
io' the existing govsrnmsnt 80 Their,
are MIRO who desire. wbo openly prof,.. 4.
WISH that ihings should rome 10 me woy.,
a. soon a' pss'ible. IN order that there NAV
% violent change They wish the new
Con''itu'ioa rejected because they fear ),
=" be adopted. 'hs, ibe prosperity md con
'so'men, Of the prorl- viii b. The eon,e.
qSe"es. Bot We ere dsns With ,hi, sob
Jet
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-14
FOR SALE.

A T private contract one thorough bred
N MARE, five yestI old one three OUR
Ter bred FlLLY three years old ihis spring:
one msle YEARIISG of The Durham -hori
horned breed. 40EwFS. all Young ihrirtv
sheep, so LAMBS, msnv OF them A. for
slaughter oil tbp Time. 400 10, of WOOL.
WILLIAM z SINCLAIR.
near .WePhsrson', Mills. J.Derson County
April 10. 1880.
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PUBLIC SALE.

u virtue of = deed of trust exfcr,ed by
~ Andrew + Schniedewindt. whereby
he conveyed 10 the subscriber gundry srii
eles Of personal property. ~ secure the
payment Of 3 debt IT, james Coates. and
the payment Of another debt 10 Michael
deed IL dated the a7thMaV
1873. and has bern duly recorded IN tie
office ~ the Clerk Of ihs county court of
Jefferson. will proceed 10 cell. on
Monday Tie 76h doy n .apTi. 1880.
(THE PEgsETr AorTH
At TIE house of Samael Griffith on Csup
Hin. Hsrpers Fepy. part of the afsrs.
ssid property. consisting Of
One dozen Chris,
One bed and Kidding,
Qco Bedsfeads,
4 Trio 7abits. dining and BreoIfasf)
One BDyfzU.
One Store. one Cpi5,
One sef Butchers Jo0ls,
Cne CLOCR. Saddle,
footing Ciass. one FIRE,
n Lot of BOOKS.
AND vsEIoUs ARTICLES OF
ETTCHEN FURNITURE.
Serb title as u vested ~ the subsefihsr
Y saFd deed. VII 30 iSaesferred 70 the
1sfchsseF o. vi'ehsser.
THOMAS RUSSELL.
Arfii Il. 1850 Trustee
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-14
HACK AND HORSES.

DERsoNS wishing 70 emplo, an xceilc nj
y Hack and horses. attended by careful
and well known coachman. ~ilI find -nrh an
establishment in the care Of Martin Robinson.
at MIR Robert Fulron's. The terms will be
reasonable. and reeulsted according to the
time employed and distance travelled. The
public may rest assured Of The most strict at
tention, and nnre hitting efforts to please.
April IL, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-14

EEoRGe w. HAMMOND respectfully
~ ,aiorn', bis customer and the public &c.
Morally. that he has removed his store TO the
BRICK house lately built by Joseph r Dsugh.
cry. Fac. Immediately under the Printing
Office. add opposite Mr.. James Browns Book
and Apothecsry Store.
He ~ aow IN market, purchasing and send
Ing or an extensive assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
to which he would invite the attention of per
sons wishing TO purchase.
tie would. at ,histime, return HE unfrigned
'hsnss TO those who have SO literally encoor.
aged him during the last six months, aud
hoPes' With good sssortmepts and low prices.
W me-, win continuance of'heir patronage.
Chsr'es'o~n. April IL. 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-14
VIRGINIA ELnorToms.
FREnERlrE r1-rcr1n..

FREDERICK ELECTION
The following - statement of the polls I'm
this county for membery of the ho,se ~ dele.
gates. snd on the gueNion of rA,fyirg or re.
Jecting the new consS.sution
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-14
MARRIED.

On Thursday the ls' inst. by the Rev. J
Beecher, Mr.. hicHaEL cooKrs, Of Shep.
herds'own, 10 Miss Eliza Snow.
On Tuesday evening the Oh ms, by the
Rev Joshus Wells, Mr.. AncHIBaLp C.sEnox,
OF Shephcrdstown. TO Miss AK, the eIdes,
daughter &c Mr. Paul Ruckle, of Baltimore
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-14

We have received the krst number Of a
new weekly pobIiest'an from Washington
CITY. entitled The KALEiDsseorx. or L-sSie,
Lii~sry Gazette" II cons,sis n e glt rage.
qusrso, and is published by sie.sr- Mlsdrs
= nnnsh. at - so per sbnam. IL paid in adj
vance. ITS typographical execution - ns.,
and ,ts contents various and interesting.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-14
Office II @e CAesapsaks and ois Canal Co.

Office II 2s CAesabsaks and oiis Canal On.
Wasn,ssrn-, March ~ 1850
NOTICE - hereby gwen, tia, en- ,s.sai.
~ men, of Five Doiiars per sharr. tb.,ng
the 18Th ins'slme M, on every shsr- ~ sock
IN the Cbcsspeake and Ohio Csnsl Company.
{" required to be paid on the 81 day ~ June
nert. and further sum Of Two Dplisrs ID
Fh'y Cents per Share. (beioC tive l5,h i,,siSi-
menf.) on the 3d day Of July next winch in.
s'slmen's must he paid to the cr.di, of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company. ,o The
Cashier. or other Officer, Of either Of the fol-
lowing Banks. viz
The Branch of the Bank Of the United States
nj Washington.
he Bank cf Washington, st Washington.
The Patriotic Bank. do
The Bank at the Metropolis, do.
The Farmers s~d Aeehsn,es' Bank, AZ George
town
The Bank Of Alexandria, n Alexandria.
The Bank OF Potomac, do
The Farmers Bank ~ Aiexanhris, do.
The Aeehsnics' Bank of AIexsnd,,s, do.
The Hsgersto~n Bank, in nsgrrs'o~ n. Md
And the Branch Of the Valley Bank, in
Charles'ovD, We.
by Greer Of the President and Directors:
JOHN p. iNGLE, CLERK
Ckes & Ohio Canoi Cam.
April 2. 1880 -lswJy3
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AM APPRruTTcr

"ILL be taken IT this Office We must
w be a lad OF from IL TO IL, possessed IL
= good English education. and Of moral, mo
des' end industrious habits.
N.rch -, 1850
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-14
Oranges, Lemons. Figs, Prunes,
Nufs {Tc

Nuts. &c.
EoR SALE Of the CharIsstovu Apoihsss
n ~ and Book Store.
oranges. Lemons, Fies Raisins. AIEaonds
English Walnnis, Fiibsrt., Pecan Nus;
Sugar CsnfV. assorted.
And sslsd OIL. Of good quality.
April -. JAMES BROWN
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-14
BALTIMORE. April o.

L'OR SALE BY the snbscriisr. living IA
Il Berkcley county, between Bunker. I'M
andGerEardstown.s uoh g. Earl, Pippms ripe
IN harvest; Rambc. ripe IN August and will
keep ill January; end Bell.Flowsr Tini.r
5fp'es-Red PipDin, Green or Newtown Pip
pm P"rpi,k. YaDdiver Ross Green. Eog
fish Rcd StreaE, English Russet, and The
Hoops, &c
Which | will insure 10 he grated in the
root. The advantage or these gratis con.
sisis IN ihis, that, IL by accideni, the tree,
should De broken oH. tho shoot viii proceed
tfoyn tho graft. and he a. good ~ the frat, n
properly attended 10. I Will give such IN.
sfrnciions io pnSchssers &c Will, with sa,e
insure success. The prizes viii be in rto-
portion TO The number purchased, from 10 TO
ia cents cash
The subscriber hss FIRE thousand fine frees
ut this time, from eight To ten feet IN height
and propoFiiobpbte thickness
JOHN UMBAEHOWER.
Berkeley comfy, April "a 1890 st
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WILL. BE SOLD

NEGRO GIRL, named NANCY belong
~ inc io-ihe heirs of Richard Baylor. ESQ
licensed. aged about - years, wen grown
and good looking, al public .sle. al the court
hons" on Monday the 18th instant (heing
court da! JOHN YATES
Guardian Of the said heirs
April Ia
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Prizes.
5000 DOLLARS.

4.4os prizes, SC 900 DoIl.
To be drsvp on the A, b, & plan Tho
1000 prizes Of S. to be awarded 10 the i,
second or third division, 60 be dei.Tp, cd
by that wbi, MAJ draw the capital puz -
i2oo-so that the holder of three tick -,
on. IN each DIVISION. Is certain OF one p re,
and NAV draw -four
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Hhofe Tickets s4-Ifafves o Quarter, 81.
Tickets 70 be had IN the above Lottery, nj
the Stores OF Hessrs Joseph l. Russell s. Co.
Hsrpers-Ferr, Of Mr. ". u. Fatty, Smith
held Of hes>rs. Jefferson & Cleveland,
Chafies'o~n OF Mr. Chsries Harper. shep-
herdstown; snh Mr.. WIN. S,urm, Dark esy,lfe.
March 10, 1850
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n DxrCTEER

NNWiio can come sell recommended a. 10
~ sohF'siy, chafse'sr, good conduct, snd
qusiiile ton, ell Ead immediate employ
men', ~ application 90
JOSIAH M WARY.
Near Bsitls'ouH, ~ FssdeFck county, We.
March 81. 1880.
Hume made I7gx and Tor Linen,
ID tRTON'S prtms Old whntsv.
~ DO d. n. apple Brsady,
Aad Jsmisoe's Cfseksss.
Jus, received an r. safe ~
GO w HAMMOND.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-14

"a PIrrErAS" whose com muniestion W..
publish to-day, will sxeus. US for abridg,pg
't,ohsn he is informed. that We we're Obliged
10 do 90 by the want Of both time and ,p.e.
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PRICE OF TICKETS.
PUBLIC SALE.

Rf virtue and in pursuance Of deed Of
~ trust. executed by Michael w al.h.
and dolly recorded in the clerks office OF
the county court of Jefferson. con,,y,nr
10 'he subscriber sundry articles Of -r.oo-
oil property. TO SECURE "a Thomas Walsh
the payment OF sum of money ,hrr-in
mentioned, viii proceed To sell, at pubic
auction. 10 the highest bidder. far ready
money, on Saturday tie can If .lprd merit.
at the heus- Of said Micboei W slsh. in the
town OF V,rsInms. Drsr Hsrpers F-crv. a
quantity Of Household and Kitchen Fprni
fire. consisting Of beds and be ddIng chars.
tables. a stove. looking glass. pots, cup
boards. knives and foVks. csndlesiicks. foo,
stools. boilers. chests. &c together with n
horse. cart and gear complete. and a COW.
or so much thereof a. may be necessary
10 pay The sum Of money in said deed Of
trust mentioned
SAMUEL GIBSON.
March 10. 1880 Tn,st,,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-04-14

After very short illness. Mr. CLksKSrirs
DAVIS. Of ,his county. lately a residen, OF the
state Of Ohio
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JOHN S CALLAHER

81 NJ Doddrisgs'. Rsjoinder hss jas'
oetn received. u oovefs q close columns.
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I.OupouN FIYcrioN

b,esourss' .trn day For rs,fyirg B., New
'ons'n"''on' te+ fcr rejecting, IS
De'rrases John n MeCshe S5-Chs,ic.
s"e'e .!-Wm. ]. U MaSso 54-s.nssf
Dawson 5i--H ~ PoweIi4l
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-19
VttttD6eEG 75MQWfrtr,: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, .. 1 By HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS.-TO village and single mail subscriber dollars per year, payable before the expiration O six monthss> v s4ft f+H'
 To companies Of any number over six, $l 50 pev year, payable as above. To companies less than six. $l 75 per year, payable as before. H 25 will be deducted from each of these prices when payment is made in advance. These prices are exclusive of mail or stage charge for transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages are paid, except at the discretion of the editor.
 Notice of wish to discontinue must be given before the expiration of the year.
 ADVERTISING. One square, three insertions, $l, and the same proportion for squares. Hafa square 75 cts. Continuance over three weeks, 20 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for advertisements continued or 12 months.
 AdmiNistrators' and Executors Notices, $l %
 Commissioner Notices f25
 ' All communications must be post-p paid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-19
British Anticeptic Dentifrice.


 For cieansing sch;teng, and reserU'"gfhs 1eeth ana
 Gwans.
 yTNHE British Antceptic Dentfricc, which tue pre- l sent proprietor wishes most particularly to rccom mend to the attention ofthe public, sperfecy exempt from a those acids which in genera form the basis G tooth nowders in common use, and which, although they may whiten the teeth or short time, must nev itahv destroy the enamel by their deetcrlous acuon on this beautiful covering of the teeth. The conee- 0uence s that the enamel, which the shield provid' ed by nature to protect the spongy and nervous et na structure Is rapidly corroded by these acd ngre dients become more discoored than eyer. and expo, ses the inner portion of the tooth to cares ana Tapa and certain decay. By the use of the British Ant cen,c Dentr,cc, in the morning, occasion may re- o,ire with brush moderately hard, and cold water the accommodation of tartar will not only be bat the teeth rendered beautifully and permahentIy white and the gums restored to that Irce"om rom soreness that hardness and efioresccnce' wn'cn a. he sare tests of their healthy state and the Dest antee of that natural fragrance 0i the nrean whc" can never be expeccd in connection with foul tcet, and scorbuc unhealthy gums. lPrice 5O cts hox J
 Q-P The above valuable medicines, prepared rom the original Recipe n Ms. of the late Dr. Con- ,,av nv his immediate and the sole PropTse Far. T KIDDER, and sold by him at hs Counting Room, oyer No. 99, Court:street, head o' Hanover street. near Concert Hall. Boston, and hy h's specla appointment, ogether with all the valuable medicines as prepared by the Late Dr. Conway.lny
 SosaueL Buel. LitchGeLd, EdsCard C0actes
 sSOntk Farms. Daniel Norton, CGnGG"' d"t z J. c. Hatch, NesC-P Preston. ..
 tlt Observe that none are genuine without tue wr'' ten signature of T. KIDDER, on the outside ps'me' "eIl nra;o. 'o,- Iye5w28
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-19
NOTICE.

DY order of the Hon. Court of Probate LOT Ab the Distset of sharon, will he sold at public auction. on the 30th day of August 1880, al g o'clock A. M. at the late dwelling late of Canaan, in said district, deceased. so much of the Real Esf0fe of said deceased as will raise the sum of one thousand one hum dFed and thirty-one dollars and hlty-Sonr cents, unless the same is previously disposed of at pFivate saie.
 Cmurn, August 6, 1880
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-19
NOTICE.

DY order of the Court of Probate foT the ID District of Litchfeld, wiIl be sold at pup. lic auction, on the 2lst dGy cf Awg"st. iSSO' at sI,res. o,cloek P. M. at the late dwelling house af DAVID WHITE,
 deceased. in TorringtOn, (unless previously d:sposed of at private saie,) all the invenior'. d REAI. ESTATE which belongs to said decedant's estate.
 ERASTUS HODGES, Ad~r. - T6rriagtoa. July 90. 1880
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-19

An affair of k0R0r.-Our readers have ollen heard of the Portland Daily Courier. which, though of diminutive size, iS said by
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-19
DEATH IN A VILLAGE.

It is not the busy haunts of the metrop- oils, and. among the countless multitude oc- cupied by the absorbing cares of business, or the ceaseless and expressing al'uremen's of pleasure, that Death-the remorseIesss ,vrar, Inf onr race. impresses the lesson of mortality on mankind: yet his arm strikes no. with less vigor. nor with an aim less sure in the crowded mart than in the ee- scure and solitary cottage. The se mssO.e walls of the palace are no better defence tia,cI,ed hut of the peasant and the young and the lovely, as well as the m'oo'e ageJ =, and inlirm, he will claim as h's P'sy a"" spoil. ;,,nslled constantly by exciting interest. Every day. and every hour Ofthe day, brings witl it some new prospect of gsin-oaers some new object of ambition. sr holds out soms
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-19
t,s 4 Remarkable Cure Of
 RHEUM. A TISM, 6y tke ase Of D.. r.Jeb5' Iekewm0t;cL L.inisen
CODu Of q [effer.

.'& Copy of Letter.
 Charlestown, tMass.) June g. 1927. To the Proprietor Of Dr Jebb's Linment:
 Dear Sir-I deem it a duty owe to suffering hu- nanity, to acquaint you, and through you the public should you think best) ofthe unexpected and surprs. ing cure performed myself by the use of the above most excellent medicine. have been for moro than thirty years, and sometimes most severely, afflicted with the Rheamatism have been frequently rendered perfectly helpless and in consequence confined to my bed, when t has required two persons to move me, under the care of the most eminent physicians, but procured only temporary relief. l one day noticed the advertisement of Dr. Je6b's Liniment, with the testimonials accompanying t. and was induced to try bottle, which used without much sensible benefit. iconciudcd, however, to persevere, and bought ther bottle, and greatly relieved, and by the of half the third bottle wholly cured and never have since had return of the pain, which had not been free from month time for thirty years and would most earnestly advise every person suffering under this painful complaint, despair of cure So long as they can obtain "Ds. Jebb's Linment."- You are at liberty to make any of this you may think advisable. Most respectfully yours,
 To the foregoing testimony, many other unquestion- able proofs might be added n favour oflhe superior Liniment of Dr. Jebb. Nothing but fair trial, which the proprietor confidently socits give adequate onghly mastering the excrciating disease, to which t has been successfully applied in multitude of cnses. The operation of the Liniment is often immediate and tt has Frequently cured rheumatic affections of years standing in four and twenty hours It is also with confidence, as one of the best app- cations known for stiffness of the joint, numbness, spFaina, and chilbiains. Price 50 cents. @
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-19
@DYspEps1A, or Indigestion.

HIS prevalent disorder, as ii exhibits itself in its ias ss. sss asssss. 9fR ad Found to yield to the tried efficacy of ..
 FDr. Rele's Vegetable Spec!tc'
 a.g 1''a and Anti- Bilious PiIls,
 These two preparations combined, constitute an ei- fcacious remedy for the Dyspepsia, even after !! has acquired the most obstinate character and resistsa every effort of professional skill. When both med, cines are administered in connection according to the plain and particular directions accompanying the Vegetable Specific, they thoroughly cleanse ihe aI.- mentary canal Ofthat viscid mucus winch IS ue ptoA in,ate cause of the disorder, and tonic and stim- iant tey restore the healthy action and energy ot the ston,ach and strengthen the facilitated systsm me proprietor can also confidently 'ne er the s;cE Aead ache Price 50 cents each box.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-08-19
counTsHTP AND MARRIAGE.

Jasper, (said my uncle JOnts.) in assccs-
 atinp with the ladies, remember the adslce
 of President Adams---' Make no advan- ces unless you have every assurance of Dc. ing well received.' If you have . mind to marry--your uncle is an old soldier he has seen much in his time, and can ad- vise you the best mode of besiegiag the fair sex. Never % snsaking' like a Se- spending lover. Never 90 simPcFing a''s'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-18

virtuousy to emulate such characters, profit by an
adherence of such crime and cruelty. But he whose
felicity il is to barenness into fertility make
the means Of human life and happiness abound where
they dldnot exist before, and show how all the du-
Ties wh= her ial, social parenalo civil, may be dis,
charged with veneraton and .erness with due firm.
ness and 'ndugent love, with promptness and energy
n'y b. benehcaily held up his countrymen as wor.
thy ofimi,alioa.
Col smith was kind master, induigent creditor,
agood neighbour. firm and prudent in the performance
Of the obligations of parent, steadfast friend and
wervng patriot. NJ obstacle was sufficient 10
ONE his perseverance, in the accomplishment Of we'll
taren determination nor during the whole period Of
his Fife did any lutte motive ever corrupt the purity
and simplicity Of his purposes.
Died, on the 9th instant, Mr. JAMES Nc. DEsIcK, in
the 'lyear IF his sge-long resident Of this Town.