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The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-25
Executors Sale.

WyiIL be sold i public vendue, to ibe w highest bidder, at Helena, on .Non dag Hte 20h day of January, 1884, being the day on which tho County Conrt is to he holden in Phillips county, all the personal Estate ofsCol. Eli ]. Lewis, de- ceased, consisting of l arge stock Of well assorted DRY GOODS and Groceyies among which is quantity of Ready made. CLOTHING. A large lot of Household and Kitchen Furniture, among which are seYeral excellent Beds. Beadste ads, and a fine Sideboard, and Chairs. Tables, &c. five head of Horses; a stock of Cattle. and great variety of other articles.-- The whole will be sold npon credit, which will be graduated in proportion to the amount of deot. To large p1rchas- CTS, liberal credit will be given.
 VIM. E. k. HORNOR.
 Erecutor of Ei J. Leiois, deceased.
 Helena, December. l2. 1893.
 Printers fee, s4 00.l 3w-3s
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ihold that to be, when intimately looked into, as wise saying as was ever uttered. The Poet steals whole pages from the an- cient writers, utters il to the world as his own, and calls it purchase. Your newspa- per, olio-cofner man, hunts in old maga- zines--and comes out with divers new rhymes, patched here and there, cobier like, withai. Your politician changes sides for the consideration of good salary--and calls t, honest connection. Tour statesman breaks a treaty-and calls it diplomacg.- Your priest changes good salary, for Q hetter--and calls it q cut from Hedren.- Your Editor abuses honesty, good faith and virtue-and calls 1t regard for the public aeeal. Your man of the world acts the vi- lain-and calls it gailmtry. And your bon rsrant makes himself beast-and calls 1t retiaed taste.
 There IS no vice so simple, but assumes Some mark of virtue on his outward
 parts.o
 l have shrewd suspicion that men ney- CT imagine themselves 10 be quite as bad as they are. At all events, the best proof of the intrinsic value of virtue, is, that all men desire to hnvv an outward semDlance of il.
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"Frce Tom Moore,s We observe bas abandoned So much of his claim to a seat III congress as depended upon spurious votes gwen to MT. Letcher. It aaneared on examlnaion. that hn! 3, oiit of 200 iiiia- gal votes alleged to have been given for Mf, L. in Rockcastle county, could bc 1uuho. e1 In life manner, l3 votes cast for laoore In another county. ont ef E
 peached' were declared to be illegal; with prospect of finding many others, of simi- far character. The Minister abandoned nus polnt; and proceeded to Congress with sueh credentials as he obtained by collision with the sheriff of Lincoln county. If ia stated, that the opposing candidates travelled together to Washington. [.Mo. Rep.
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FOR THE ADVOCATE.
GUor < r-oEa---No. r.

-
 " What dost thou mean? Is 1t world to hide virtues in?''
 Now that hold to be good logic. What man ever found that the world long gave him credit for being any better than he wasl To be sure, that same world may, for a while, magnify his great deeds, and laud him for more than he is worth; but as cer- tainly will 1t chance, that the same worlds distorted vision, will magnify his evil deeds, and look at his virtues through concave lens. Let me see your modest man. - Every body jostles him, and elbows him from the pavement. He gets neither office nor dignity. He is never leader. Oh no-'he is a good enough, diflident fellow. So goes the world. But your bold man. He may have less brains than nail pairing but he rises in the world. He may have a little heart, but he talks big, and the world takes his word al par. Like Ancient Pis- tol, he he speaks brave worlds I have seen and marked your brave men--your men of pistols and daggers. Do you think that any man would call them brave, if they had been content to be modestl Oh no their heart would have shown as 1t is, as white as blanched lily. Great words are the sunshine, which color with thousand bright hues, the milky vapor of towards fvart. What sayeth Bassanio?
 ," How many towards, whose hearts arc all
 as false
 :" As stairs of sand, wear yet upon their
 
 The boards of Hercules and frowning
 Mars;
 < Who, inward searched, have livers white
 as milk
 {" And these assume but valor's excrement, ss To render them redoubted.'
 Take then my advice-I charge nothing for it-be always at pains to show all your virtues to the world; and if you think that you possess not quite so many of them as you ought, make at least a pretence. "The world Is oft deceived with ornament"
 $ His nose was as sharp as q pen, and n n bahhled of. green fields.'
 l have seen men do so, in which it seem- cd as odd as in Sir John Falstaff. Hear your Poet, who has never seen the outside of Q smoky city, babble of green fieIds.-- There s iie man, though, SC incapable of enjoying. as God meant man shes!!dd enjoy, green fields-the rushing of water -the blue sky-the deep glory of the woods, as your saving, careful, cent. per cent. man of money.a What cares he whether the fields. are green or black, so that his money brings him good nterest--svhether the sky is blue or yellow, so that t rains enough to help on his steam-boats. lie looks into the deep woods--and their green magnihcence only suggests to him the idea, how much charcoal would they make
 And your little Miss--the pretty, pant ing, loye-lorn lady--whose head is full of novels and poetry, she babies of green iieitis-and senssbiiIty-and solitlde-and then screams at a spider--goes into fits at the sight of a snake-and when sine rides out, takes care to have the windows of her carriage up.
 "They will steal any thing, and call it purchase
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j
 s;s. sa down, dear Reader. We have long hd ;Ssone ;s ;. friendly conversation with you, as a, a Il please the fates, we will have t te-wean enlns. Draw your chair up to the an ;n,a, " nave turned the key, and DO one N a'eifupt us-so we will have one con- hse baar a'seiyes. Do you know, that we keninas 'o!oAing forward to these winter
 X fieepsa. a, ml'n great pleasure anticipating lnl ,eaa aasas company of our merry and TO. yerS s a and inwardly determining to } he s5s'ss 5.seabie and fascinating, whenev- |ueh as slouid ' sit at our table. Be very
 E oys, $, nome ,s now, we pray you-aud tun- Da D9le ss is bcspread. ~" "'''eA " see that dingy, misunderstanding
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z v WedVeT, Uefendand.
 ATTACHMENT.

IE7HlS day came the plaintiff by his At- A torney, andit appearing to the satis- faction of the Court, that the Defendant in this case, is not resident of this Ter ritory: It is therefore ordered by tic Court, on motion of said Plaintiff, that publication be made in some newspaper published in this Territory, four success i've weeks, requiring said Defendant to be and appear, on or before tho third day of tle next Term of this Court, and file spe- oial bail to this action, otherwise bis Els tate, now attached and in the hands of the proper officer, will be sold to satisfy the demand of said Plaintiff.
 A true copy. Attest;
 ALEX. MCLEAN, Clerk.
 Dec. 9, Is:3s33. Prs. fsd, s55 60.l 1w.:35
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eohslderation of the great interest of | ,0's'ga news in this days paper. our \. ''s W'li excuse the want Of variety in
 ur columns.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-25

,a :, Legislature of Tennessee has pas s,s 'aS' s'ving mechanics employed in
 l's sleam-boats, lien thereon.
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be laid before the public. have wlitteh to the Governor, and have given him state- ment in detail of such matters, connected with this unfortunate occurrence, as came under my observation which he may pro- bably make public. You will oblige me and subserye the cause of truth, by publishing this statement in ,es..:: .: i,s.is;s.s r.p s;.
 Respectfully,
 IU,RITRN " pa-ce
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PoweH Weaver, Defendant.
 ATTACHMENT.

1ESHIS day came the Plaintiff by his At. sA torney, and it appearing to the satis- iactlon of the Court, that the Defendant Tn thls case IS not a resident of this Terri tory: It IS ordered, on motion of said Plaintiff, that publication be made in some newspaper published in this Territory. four weeks excessively requiring said De- fendant to be and appear, on or before the third day of the next Term of this Court, either by himself or his Attorney, and file special bail to this action; otherwise his Estate, now attached, and in the hands of the proper officer, will be sold to satis. fy the demands of said Plaintiff.
 true copy. ATTEST.
 ALEX. MCLEAN, Clerk.
 Dec. 9, 1883. Prs. fee, s5 00.l 4w-3e
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DIrp--ln Helena, on the 10th inst Mrs. Haanah ?. Ferebee.
 -ln the same place, on the llth nst. ELI J. LEWIS, Esq.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-25

-----Un the l Ith inst. J. c. F. IoM- soa, Esq. to Miss finn .Maria Colueg4. -On the l2th inst. MT. Lee, Rose, to Miss Julia finn Ho1mor--all of Phillips county.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-25

ane steamer Compromise, on her way up u'lS place, was stopped on account of E ,0W water, just below the Pine Bluffs, 's, '@ saturday, l4th inst. Since then, many rt' a'' passengers have arrived here by land. " '''er IS yet low, so that she is unable S'He up' We have heard that the .4r- ''4sas is in the river.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-25

MARRIED--Near Helena, on the 9th inst. MT Jon,es 5. Hunt, to Miss Louisa CIem- zesais
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-25

c6ristInas-merry Christmas has come, 1,bs year is slowly drawing to the end
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-25

I IS journey, ike a weary traveller; and
 !, on;cllv ioin those shadowy forms of
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-25

'Isssage.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25
ShepherdsfOscss PROPERTY
EO0 SALE.

NV virtue Of decree made In the case
OF the Mutual Assurance Society, rs
John Morrows heirs, on the 9th Of March
1883, for q ANAL balance still due said Socie-
y, shall, on the ist day Of August Cour,
Tor Jefferson county, (being the 18th Of Au-
gust, 1881 before the Court-House door in
The town Of Charlestown, ODER for sale, the
- HOUSE and WING attached thereto,
IL and the ground on which they stand
being the same property which was once oc-
capied.by Robert Observation-Disclosures on
the north side Of German-street in Shepherds
town, aud lying between the lots Of Unseld
and sniveiy, with Mill street on the east.
The ferEas Of sale ars-one- third Of the Dur
chase money in hand, aud the balance in two
equal instruments, payable respectively 6 and
~ months after tho day of sale The pur-
chaser will DO required either to give good
personal security IN the bonds, or lien on
the property to secure the deferred payments.
at the option Of the subscriber.
ID. ii. CONRAD, ComnsY
July Ia, 1893 -ts.
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VIRGINIA, TO wFF.
AZ rules holden in the CLERKS Office Of IN. Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chauerrv for
Jefferson County, the Ist Monclsy in July, $685.
Daniel .sIagrEirr aud E2euuor his l~Ee. late
Eedn0r O0UcapeTf, PLAfsE11y..
Odnsef Bryan, Robert T. lack and Jnket Liz
wife, BrarfOa davenport ia has own vi0hf aud
a. ereertor q -fbrahan Daueapors, decd
.fHned1 Sfrofher, Marcus Nc CerslcE and
L1EtTanHa he ISife, late LaurG,,na SIC Cor
MICK, Ji'acs FIere aud FraBces his rife, kIfe
Frances HcCerStfek, Brocken6rouQk Nc
CoTn.Iek, Province Nc CsrBzek, -4rTpisfeaGI
r. NJ NC CorTniek, and THossas ~. NC Csr-
mick, ne children and heirs of .glaEa Nc Cor-
Ssek, lVk0 IOds one of Le children and efstssees
% 'f6raI'aM DaleHPOrs, decd, DESEEBASTs,
IN CIIANCERY.
VNNHE defendants, Armistead r. 81. NcCor-
u mick, and Thomas W. Mccormick, not
having entered their appearance, snd given seeu-
r'y according To the set Of assembly aud the
rules OF this court; and 10 appearing 81 aasisfae-
tory evidence that they not Of this
country: IL - ordered, That the said defendants
do appear here on the hrss day OF tlie neHt term,
aud answer the bill II the plaintiffs; Rsd thss =
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
ne Sapaper published IN CharIesown, Tor two
nloi'ths saceessvey, and posted 81 the froat door
0i The courthouse in said town of CharIestown.
A copy -Teste,
RODENT +. BROWN.
July ~, 1888.
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$40 REWARD.

SToLEN. from the subscribers stable in
~ ShePherdstown, on the night of Sunday
The 3o'h June, q NEW SADDI.ES:
one OF them handsomely stitched with silver
cord, and with leopard skin housing; the
other has an imitation Of leopard skin hous-
ing Also two new BRIDES, with martin.
gals and coliars-one Of the brides with stiff.
DIT and double reius Of fair leather, martin
"a, inc same; the other Oakland n good
saddle blanket
The above reward will be given for the re-
covery Of the stolen articles, and an addition.
al sum for such information as will lead 10
The detection and conviction OF the thief or
thieves. IS.lIC NJ C3RTEp
July IL, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

ME undersigned will have in his employ,
u tor short time, . 6rst-rate Uphoistsrtr,
and viii thereby be enabled to furnish his
customers aud the public with NAT.
XR98SES Of very superior quality
Those who wish to be supplied with any par
dcuiar weight or size, had better make earl,
sPpIieatjon. he has now on hand hand
some supply OF MATTRESSES, Of various
&c. &c. LEON.1RD S-1DLER.
Chariestown, July IL, 1888.
O-WANTED, to purchase, Negro Boy,
from u to Is years Of age, Sho has capacity
TO make mechanic. For such one, a IL
beral price viii be given. L. S.
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Jolly rs. 1888.
VIRGINIA, TO WIT .


AZ rules holden In the CLERKS Once of the Cir.
cut Superior Court of IAw AID Chanesry Tor
Jefferson Coonty, the ist Mondsy IN July, ISIS.
John Frame; Standardization Of Js.rase,d Bect-
ham, deed, PLatrrITT.
AGAINST
lime Sfpbblcfeld J1oob E5egf. F,HfaiBe Reel
ham, lillian -tfag7srg, yNfelslas .lEarDaon
asLali'usfraf0r Of BtAiaS1 GfnAasa, sE-c'd. Nun
gah VI Wager, aaisajHisfrafrs.r Of Eifoard
Uager, dec'd -iafrew Hunter, h1e5seca Beck-
hum, n'i'Ht'HefrsifrJr Of Caag Berlh ham, acc'd
an" "tN"" CfetcHHdi DEFGsBtErs,
klHE death Of the said Townsend Beck.
- ham having been suggested, & subpfna
sere iacias avarlcd 20 revive the salt in the name
o. his administrator, the lid Jolln Frame, and
TIE subpUns sire fssiss not being executed on
The defendant Willlsm Msyvsg. sod be no, bav-
ing eatsrrd his appearance, aud givrn security
according 20 the aes q ass~ulbly and The rules e
th's court ADD Y appearing W satisfactory s,i-
deuce That be ~ MA inhabitaut ~ this oountry
N - sretered, hist the SOD defendant DO APPEAR
here on the hrst day Of the next term, srd shsser
the bill 81 The plaintiG; and ti,st copy o. this
order b. forthwith asserted " some ncsspsger
Published 10 Charisstovn, for tSo months socscs-
svcy, aisd posted - The front door q the court
hOus- in the ssid town u Charies,0vn-
A oopy--Tepte,
ROBERT +. BROWN.
July ~, 1888.
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AN AWAY from the subscriber, living in
~ Loudoun county, Va, on the night Of
the I'd OF July, 1883, q negro man named
HARLEY,
About % years Of age, S feet 9 or 10 inche,
nigh, Of dark colour, has q pleasing eounte.
nance, and very mannerly when spoken to.
Took with him pair Of liner pantaioons. one
o. dove-coiored cord, aud one Of striped cot
ton,-a drao coat, swsnsdown vest and black
tnr hat-onc fu'l-bosomed shirt, and one Main
do, old shoes; has big feet, and walks with hi.
toes pretty much out. u is believed he viii
try to reach Pennsylvania, in the neirhbor.
hood OF brownsville, rs his father and mo.
Their lives there. Since his elopem eut IL !.
reported that he calls himself William.
The above reward will be given IL taken
out OF the State OF Virginia n taken In the
State OF Virginia, fifty dollars will be given,
u secured 50 that get him again.
PETER DE.MORY.
July IL, ls33.s--3t.
.UT The tager.tovn Mail, to the amount Of
u -. aud charge this Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

JohH Rradoiph's .HotAsr.-Tbe Ia,. John
Randolph, some years since, Addressed hin
sei To an intimate friend m terms so,,s,h,-,
IKE the following "l used TO De called a
trenchman, because took the French ,ldo
70 politics aud though ,his was unjust. vet
the ruth Is, ! should have been q French
a'he"t' u had not been for one recolIoe-
u3n, aud That was tie memory Of the time
when my departed Mother used 20 lsk. me
on my knees to say, Our Father which ara
~ heaven
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

HNHE undersigned begs leave to inform his
Il friends and tho public, that he keeps a
house Of PRIE1TE E.sTERT}LN.uE.NT
at the wcll-kuown stand in Chariestown long
occupied by him and Others as n TAVERN
He will endcayor TO supply those who honor
him with call. with such entertain ueut and
attention as he hopes will render ample jsa-
tisfaction. .wM. LITTLE.
Chariestown, July Is, 1888.
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NOTICE.

TNtfE undersigned has obtained letters of
y administration upon the personal estate
OF CHARLES CosowAy, decd. All persons
indebted to said estate, are requested TO make
immediate payment; and those having arti.
cies belonging To the estate OF the deceased,
are desired TO deliver them 10 the admins
TRAITOR. GEORGE b. BRIJA. v3du,r
July 1S. 1891
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STANZAS.

On seeiss a.i.f ans prepavd foe 1e gran,
Go to thy rvss, my child,
Go To thy dr~smIc,s bed,
Gcntle and undr6led,
With blessings on Thy head.
Fresh roses In thy hand,
Buds on thy pillow laid,
Haste from This fearful Land.
Where flowers 80 quickly fade.
Before thy heart had learned
In way warslness to stray,
Before thy young feet turned
The dark and downward way.
Ere sin hsd scared the breast,
Or sorrow woke the tear
Rise To the horne of rest,
In Won celestial sphere.
Because thy smile was fair,
Thy lip and eye so bright,
Because thy cradle car.
Was such fond delight,
Shall love, with weak embrace,
Thy heavcpward wing d,tain,
No!-Angel seek thy place
Amid heavens eherub train.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-25

w "a Vd.lfad Our Cointry--Ilke an old
'n.'s, 'nsy = ever boast ns Prredom ssd indie
's's h-FPy ~ ns Preagn, State, yet ever
looking forward eth piessinr sotisius,,,,, "a =
shness boz the better, strictly guarding her We
'e' S'h patTlptic eye, and vlssn LIlsn - ssil-
go ior' ever ready 70 ptes-si bssFt asd h,nd.
his to.t; vas received b. tie company with sa
sh'hus'ass'e three times three, sad bsiag loudly
eheofed, vss repcatsd
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July 10, 1888.

THE subscriber having purchased the en-
tire interest OF Messrs. Lewis wernwag and
James Hook, in the timber and lumber on
hand, and rented the saw-mili, Is prepared to
MI bills At short notice, for cash or APPROX
edpaper. Having on hand good supply Of
seasoned
PLANK AND gOA1TTLIgo,
Of various kinds, invites those wishing sup
ply, 70 cal and examine 10.
JOSEPH L. SMITH.
virginius, July ls, 1888.
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.gOasrMeNMsNss IIHamfcfI.

WISH TO employ, Immediately, a JOUR-
y NHYAf.N BLACKSMITH who is capa.
bic Of doing AL kinds Of farm work and iron
ing wagons; constant employment and Hbc-
raj wages will be given. Apply TO the subseri-
Der, three miles from Shepherdstown, on lhe
Mar,insburg road. -. LUPTON.
y. B few good three-b0rse Bsr-shear
PLoUGHS, Of an improved pattern, for sale
" n.
July II, 1872.
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DxSSOxVEY0N.

N>HE Co-Partnership heretofore existing
Il between the subscribers, in the Lumber
business, under the firm Of Joseph l.. S,aiih &
Go. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted to the concern, arc re-
quesis6 TO make payment to JAMES HOOK ;
and those having claims, to present them for
payment JOSEPH l.. SMITH,
JAMES HOOK,
LEWIS WERNwAG.
I,,tv IN 1917
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RAR mOM,
KHOsEOsO VVsgre, SeeeI, &c.

- sesc1 SSCCef ~Cs
HAVE just received from J. ID. Paxton 4
n Co.'S Maria Furnace, handsome assort-
ment Of HOLLOW WARE, such as
pots, ovens, skilIets, gridirons, &C. kc. Also,
nould-boards, wagon boxes, and an addition
al supply Of BAR I10Dg Of superior
quality, warranted 10 be equal 10 any Iron 10
the United States, from Mr.. Thos G. Lane
Roxbury Works, Pa. Also. Cast, American,
and English Blister STEEL, Of frst-ratc
quality. Also, = handsome assortment Of
Fhes and Rasps. Also, STRAP IRON,
assorted OF the best quality, kept constantly
THO.H.9S R.fHLLNS.
6T-Ah kinds Of brass and composition Cost
Ing done AZ usual, ct my old stand. T. II.
Charlestown, July u, 1893.
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susE,sssp. wssxIs. NJ
1OAST y. G.1L.aHER.
CONDITIONS.
TWO Dox.x.ARS AwY ora

PER -LN.NJ.M
Payable half yearly; but Two Doll Ans
Will b rscsived ~ payment In full, II paid
entirely In advance. Whenever payment /,
deferred beyond tho expiration Of the year.
interest win b charged.
ADVERTISING.
The terms Of advertising. arc For square
or less, 81, Tor three observation-disclosures ones
IN the same proportion. Each Continuance.
Is cent? per square.
All advertisements not ordered for
speetec timc. viii be continaed until forbid.
s"d eAuged seesrdi.siy.
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Ho'pHalrg. he voice q ihspiratioa hes
enIoiDed hospitality a. duty. The dictates
Of nature concur o. prOnOoaeiag "a yistus
IN the simplicity u ancient times, II aourish-
% - a vigorous plant. The traveller found
beneath - y 'de spreading branches, shelter
irDm TIE MONDAY sun, and cover from tha
storm Busnai'ons N their approaches 10 Fe-
hnsmeni, have been prone O. neglect he eaL
lure They have ,b,dged Il about With ssge-
monies and encountered u with trapDiaEs.
ihi ~ r~ines issed Or its roots pssisksd. -
i'ks TIE sifiPlsog shepherd. u hath dsOopsd
eeue@sh We ECfgso,is amor q royalty, Wkils
y ~vpie IAN haFs found amOng the smooth
'''nfa o me gFook he strength Il needed.
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EDVC.4TEON

TSHE session Of the Female School, under
II the direction OF Misses Churchill g. Al
esn, WI counence on Monday the 22d ,nst
Chariestewn, July -, lS33.-2s
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The following Singular toast n - givon q, 60.
lumLia, = &. on he &th.
BY. y. ". Johnston. State Rirkb. ,sifk 90
PoiesT II STATE iHisTpefifieA sOrt u rye cot.
iee--an ou'elet made without eges-a SPEECHES
81 tfsf atak De aSpioa--veFy Ike toldy. W
which nothing y omitted bit the sugar. ths
nutHeg, sad the spirTts--or mint sling. divine
y compounded 81 rue and n0iasses--or lsker
snil' PsrhsPs, 70 thin water Cruel &C. baptized
ti'd called turtle soup--or hkest 81 all, b.
those delicious pies, wiieh chiidren make aud
enhtle "driPies short. q capital deer
gun, u q had ehhef lock, stock. or barrel
senalno "ooden nuta,es and horn quo aisi
concern
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sss AVFHon - WAsssty Alrs ApfFsy
esas, : 1sperable scotch lady. from whon
''l ai'sf scott derived tnaay ~ Ne tfaeiitpn-
siosiss and anecdotes sFoaght up 81 hi9
eniHitayis ttiions, "a hia One day sah
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