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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29
Of Richmond, Va.
WIN FRANKLIN,
MES e. HINT
kianN iOv Sale

wish to sell tract of LaSd, situated about Nv o
- miles from Lynchburg, on the main road cad.
ing to Amherst Courthouse. This tract of land
lies well, IS conveniently situated, has some very
good creek Bottoms on II, with sufficient wood land
Tor the necessary use of the tract, AMI contains u
bout $50 acres. Wishing to sell, will give good
bargain in IT, PETER C. HANSARD
Aug % I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29
Hollis IlOTEA.,
NEW YORK,

NEW Okh.
TDHE above establishment having been In sue.
- ccssful operation sor cish,eea months, Is now
- sonplcic order FOR tie accommodation OF Ladies
and Gentlemen wishing the city, either business
or for pleasure. In constellation Of the present
state of the money market, the Propfetos has re-
SnceJ his prices of board 10 tho following fa,es,vl1
GentleSen occupying double bedded or Coppany
Rooms, per day each 81 90
Those occupying Single Rooms, per day,
each -
Ladies' and Gentlemen, dining at the La
dies Table, per day. zach %
Meals served in pfivas Rooms, per day,
each ex,ra 30
Private Parleur extra each | 90
The Proprietor returns his sincere atknowle5s.
nenis for the very extensive patronage he has re.
ceived at his establishment oni pledges himself
that nothing hs pr RI, or that OF his household
shall be wap,in; 10 meri, continuation Of past Ia
yars, and render comfortable those who may IA 70
turo faror him wih calf
HOURS FOR MEALS.
Breakfas,s Atom : TOP Tea, rom 10 Q
Dinner, do 1904 Supper, do 10 II
Daors Hcref eieSea.
STEPHEN HOLT.
New York, July io, 1891 w3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29
TO THE PUBLIC,
Indian Vegetable Elix;r

4 NILS invaluable medicine which
- years excited so much attention in 81 "a,
has recently made its appea rance in hi. Huiopt
and with no less claim 10 the title Of a snsess
the cure OF those escruciaung compla nt, D.
IN aiism, Cont and pain in the Bones - hats
whether from too free use of mercn,v INV al
causes. So efectusl has the Vegeiahin ofs
proved IN all those cases in which n Lii
ded, that the proprietor feels authorised 10
will effect cure IN uinety cases out of a Lr,
when taken according 10 the printed d;ouaafs.
accompanying each Bottle. The Elixir !, hon
sed entirely Of Vegetable ingredients, and e'@n'
taken without the least risk Of injury to ill., b
sii'uion. IL - unnecessary to say more !, ~
ui this invaluable REMEDY. Too many in mi. an
munity have already been cured by !, Tor 10 {. '
tues long to remain unknown, aud il m,,', -
will be come the universal resort OF lie .@
here, AS II has done in oher placrs. T,r ~ p
Their satisia ction of those WHO may feel di.,a %
doubt the efficacy ofthis medicine, the lolIo..
certificates are submitted.
This is 10 certify that the Subscriber bay;o.
for some time afflicted With the nheumat,s s''i
severely, IRON which he could get DO rrIsr ''
being advised TO procure some Of DR.. Fnct. -.
dian Vegetable Elixir, which lie accor5faap' m
ana nom WINCH after taking lew doses, Va
trely relieved. SAINT. pF8pssfi "a
Columbia, April l6ih, 1882.
This is to certify thai the subsci ibeI had H.
some years tormented with that most eyc,,. -' or
disease, chronic Rhcumstism and was s,ly,.5
February last TO procure from Dr.. Fucb ,os. '' Do
his indian Vegetable Elixir. According, ,'s Cd
cured some Of it, md To my great sum. t''
SILL greater relied, il entrely removed Tho a''
plant, after taking few doses. and | ta,a s.'
since had a return of it. JESSE ARluI.5'
Pace $l-Sold by 4 Enc
Columbia, S c. April 81, 1892,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29
Renovating Aiauid,
Prepared and Sold By II. s. Der
N1RD, Druggist, Norfolk, Va.
Sept. ID

gp s. RERNARD'S RENOVATlNG Ii
Re. QUlD for extracting all kinds of Oils,
Paints, Tar, and Grease from the most delicate CO.
Toured Silks, Salns, Cloths, Bombazlnes, or Vel
vets withou, lnjurlng IN the leas. their Colour or
Texture.
This recent and valuable chemical discovery is
offered for sale 10y the subscriber. 1t almost su-
persedes the necessity of dying, and the scourer's
4" vocation is gone" Fifty cents worth Will Sc
cure Bacon Merchants brcechcs from criticism
for IL months. II acts like charm upon silks Of
finest texture by instantly removing the tainls oil
grease without IN the least affecting the fabric It
selt--the most inyeieratc Judgments of wax upon
Coat Collars fly before it like dust before brush
1t is no Quaeke3Y, but the true secundum arlen,
mode Of appearing decent IN old clothes at the least
masnable expense 1t is offered to Gentjsmcn a
30 cents a Phial and all other sorts Of people cur
have ii at tie same price
No danger need be apprehended in using II upo
tue finest and most delicate Silks-nor is it like III
soaps so commonly advertised in our days, which
by removing one evil, almost invariably produce
another of double slze--nor does it require the pre-
parutory means Of all other rcnoyaors- such as hot
irons and the Ike. Only a liule c'eun water, ac-
cordlng to the directions Is wanting. OIL or
Grease of any kind can be extracted from the mos
delicate cooured carpets, withou, the usual to Bile
of taking them NO. 1t used according to the dircc-
tons, II will al once extract every particle of grease
from the finest Cloth, or most delicate Silks with
out lnjuring IN the least the colour or texture
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29
DISSOLUTION.

RVlIE partnership heretofore existing At
n Franklin Courthouse, between the subseti-
bcrs, is this day dissolved, 10y mutual consent, ex
cept SO far as mny be necessary to wind up the
business of the Concern,
JOSIAH r. G. Brown,
Henry DlLIARp
The business " IL hereafter be carried on nj the
same stand by HENRY BILLIARD \ c..
Sept. % At
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New Estab\isA,Nent.
~ Y.NCIfBURG.

~ l. fNbnD HL.
NNHE undersigned have associated themselves
Il together fer the prosecution of general Mor.
camille business in this TOWN The business
will be conducted under the firm Of Franklin, Hunt
& Co. who will endeavor 10 keep on hand n, all
times good supply Of Dry GOODS, GROCE-
RlES, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CROCK
cry, HATS, SHOES, LEATHER, apd eve
ry other article necessary to make general and
commanding assortment all which They will sell
by Wholesale, or al RetaH-And as iAcI Goods
will be laid IN on as good terms they can well be
had in Europe or IL this eonHtty they hope TO
offer such inducements 10 buyers generally, as will
command fair share Of the trade of LYNCH
BURG They VIII aim to conduct thar business
so as 10 give sat saction to all who may cell on
them. rs j. S JAMES 4 Co
ofRchmond, Va
WIN FRANKLIN,
JAMES G. HUNT
We shall receive IN a few days On addition 10
fchat rs haie nop already ope1D many other nrti-
cles, which will make our assortmtn, aree aud de.
sirable Our friends & the public generally RTE es
pectfully invited to call and cxunipc our stock
FRANKLIN, HUNT & Co.
Sept. % is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29
An OVerseev WanteA

'ue subscriber wishes to employ an Ovcrs,er
A. 10 1--we at his plantation, in tho co,,n,u :,
n",nerSf' Tor the year lS35-A man betweon 90 1,
anu 30 years of age, with small fom;lv wo II So
p'1 CIans JotiNJAoUELlN AMBLER
0't'' II w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29
New Glasgow Fall Races.

TzNIE Races ever this will commenoe
n Thursday, the 2nd Of October next, ind
continue 3 days.
fftA Jockey Club Purse, 2100,ono mile
and repeat, ssl0 enhance.
n By an order Of the Club the first day
race Is confined 10 three year old Colts, raised
and owned either in Amherst, Nelson, Roek-
bridge Abemade Buckingham.
Second day. Jockey Club Purse $3.50 two
milo heats, sI5 entrance.
Thua dag-Pfoprieior's Purse, 500 mile
heats The best three in fve, SO entrance.
The money for csch days Will he paid to
the winner, sui lect TO the usual discounts From
Tho number of horses IN training, fHc sport noy he
expected.
RICHARD J, WAUGH, Propristor.
Sept. tdr
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Ladies' Mourning Goods,
Vale EUtice..

WHOSE indebted to the late firm of Theo Ro.
bortson & co. hereby notified to make
immediate payment to the subscribers, as farther
indulgence cannot be given.
III. b. RICHARDS Co
July 81 -
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Cash for Flax Seed.

II T. & J. E. ROYALL will give the high |
est p1ices in cash, for any quanny Of clean
Flax Seed
Sept 8 s
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SHn Ia
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June 5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
THERE Is CAUSE FOR ALAKM,

W.T. S'"A.'h' OF S'A'"c' u"s closed has eio-
qucnt speech, an the Senate, upon the reno, Al
of tb,. Il.,o.,te.
may De deemed nm Aisr'n'st Thr7r Is cars
i.r WpHi' WIZ" ~. sAN, enerusching upon
congress, The s.n.te. and the Judiciary. arr->is
snu f"ls back ur eo"r>e ct i>'g'sl.iioo-,"ter-
p'es laws, treaties, aud eonstitu,,ons--assu,ncs
'"e sole po~rr ct spto'n,ncnt-hoid,ng st t,e
s.he u,ne absolute e""trOi over The Array, the
one ross on'ee, q" adjusted fre>s, aud tia
Nho's warm q, Executive ofeers-and now, SUI
!" -i' uis tremendous money power,
US - sg."SH e"srsiuuu I'o" banking capital
ca" hocrty De- >aic '-sdfe-~hcn a boa cSGsf,io-
.,os'"S arvunn her ms craving and crush
'"E ,@i"s'
'".fr "a e1nfc for diarH.-lf this appalling Ae-
en'""ls'ion OF power rury be- sequ.r-,l tie t.u..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

per has found its way from Warrington 10

per has found its way from Washington 20
Richmond
Why all these long speeches. did any bod,
ever hear Of Washington, Franklin, or Jefier-
son, making long speeches: They are behey-
cd by many To have had rs much sense, and
, n little more too, than most OF the speaking
men of the present day. In the injuries
have been making for my Republican party,
have heard OF all sorts OF parties-such As
the " National Republican party''-"A Clay
party A proclamation jackson party
The Old Federal party"-''A State Rights
Jackson party"-"A Calhoun party"-"Nul-
Iihers"-and new party calling the mselyes
Estate Rights Democrats" With more than
cannot now recolloct. Nearly all the parties
! have mentioned, when they hold public
meetings. clam Ia be the Republican party
now all these things bother nc very much =
have determined TO hold communion with
none of them, nor will ever vote again, till
know more about which Is tiny Old Rspu5ii-
can party. noticed in , our paper u call for
all parties" to meet at the Court House At
last January court ! did not attend, because
J thought "too many cooks would spoil tie
broth" My friend In the Valley had BUSH
ness IN Cbarlestown, and happened at the
meeting, and he called nj my house on hi, way
homc,--l ard him what had been done-hr
fsHd me there had been great speaking, aud
The people there had determined Ia make Gin-
erai Jackson put back the money he tuck out
Of Uncle Sans" Bank, aud put in his
friends BaDks--i teA'dhim A. how the Gint-
raj in my opinion would not do so for them, as
he would rather keep the cash amoug his
friends. think made pretty good guess, Tor
the Gincral appears determined ~ Keep tbs. mo-
aey among hIs friends, ~ I said b.iorr. The
mineral S,,s nov, Ice would rather ~ To Arabia
aud live snOng the Arabs than give up the money
do not know what " III be, the end Of all thcs..
9suirls between GiHerGi Jark son and the Hank
lar We shall have price for -four till the mat
ter - settled. some people saw ~ arr going TO
hsN" nc~ banks, and "rag" money. would Ia
'hcI have rag money than no money at ALL
IL YOU should think my letter would aid YOU ~
ny ~ aSc' ,taiing Tor my old Republican psr,-
", You may use II as You please, except, that ii
You pat At IA thc paper, scratch oil my name, aud
put IA place Of 1t some other name, aay, An old
Republican.
A. have never hal an eGcrGhon am afraid
my letter ,if publisl'c,ll may bc laughed at Ly
some Who make a practice OF critieising ever,
hinS plain farmer undertakes to write When
Il - only whispered that the author Of any wri-
ting has been at Collcgr, aud learnt "A smaitcring
oi LATIN and Greek, that always makes II first rat,
eoInposiuon, Without amy other qualification
Your old friend and obclicit servant.
AN OLD REPUBLICAN.
Near OpcaVlan, Marvh 25Ili Is}l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

bsb'n- are sefy pienuhI ,o -es YORK g..
teft having Within "a week ot tNo. been
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
Female Seminar.


The spacious and airy room. of I'm, s.co,a
story IN the Chariestown Academy. viii he
suitably repaired, and me institutions will n.
commenced ON the Monday pr.ce din; the I,t
Of April.
with respect 10 the SYsrrS or IS,rnrr.
RIOS, the subscriber thinks Il ONLY ncr,s.,r,
Tor him 10 say, that all the branche, u>,,alI,
taught IA the most approved Female schooIs
"ni % carefully aud thoroughly taught IN this.
anu 'hat his ocst endcavors will bc exertrd 20
render II an &C ademy Tor fen,al, instruction.
re'PectaO'e ~ III character, ald worthy of
patronage. One or two assistants will be al
way. employed, and good school apparatu,
viii be obtained n soon a. the succe,, of the
undertaking viii Justify the expense
In regard To the slsotPiirs II the School il
may be propc: u state, that la all Young Ia
dies placed uGicr hi> care, II will be hi, w,,h
10 discharge the Offices Of n guardian and
Trend; and that by the cultivation of tender
hess oi conscience, and high sense of yirtu.
Gus and honorable feeling. lac hopes. without
The necessity of severity or punishment. To in
ducc thcm, voluntarily, 10 avoid an .,iation,
FROM right conduct
Prom Tie common practice Of sen,iin, chill
dten To school only during the SUMMER
practice Injurious 10 the scholar and di,cour-
aS'ag To the teichcr-thc subsc riber will D..
constrained Ia make II fixed rule To receive
no pupils Tor less time than the scholastic
year. There Will be, therefore, but one ,es
zion oil JoTiy-tOu' ,cesSs, and all received into
The school will be con, dercd A. entered for
that time, unless peculiar cirv umstancos may
require some departure from the rule. The
vacation Wall be during the months Of August
and September.
for The session or scholastic wear the term,
Tor The common branches, including. also
competition aud the elements Of History and
oil Astronomy, will be SO; for the hI.her
branches, a. Natural and Civil History, Men.
tai, Moral, and Natural Philosophy, Geome-
Try, Algebra, sc. SIS for the Latin Lam
guags $50.
The subscriber having also made some al
ieratlons IN hts dwelling, will be able conye-
nientIy To accommodate ten or twelve b,arl-
ers, over whose studies aud manners out of
school, careful and parental attention will be
exercised. For the session OF forty-Iour
weeks, including every thin. but washing.
clOo "iIl he charged for board. For chill
dren from the neishborhood who return home
on Friday evening, and find lher bedding and
washing, SIS. Produce viii DC received IN
payment Of board. Terms for TUITION ar
board must be settled half yearly M advance
Oy note or otherwise. A reduction will he
made to those who send three or four seho.
lars. AIENA\nER InNyS
March G, ls3i.-5t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
SISTER! SINCE 1 MET TlIrr IAsr


Sister sinec ! mt thee lat,
o'cr III. brow ,Lsug,. hail, t,asS'J,
ii' The soltnc>. IL th,ne ewes
Dccp and sill, a shadow lies;
Prom thy voice th,r thrills a tone
Never "a, childhood known;
ihrvssh Ga, soul q storm l,ati. moved
eeutic sister. thou hast loved,
Yes ia. varying check hath caught
Hours too LTi sht from troubled though,,
ar along thc wandering s,rvAm
hou art followed hy ,lrrsm;
Ia tl'c woods a',j valley, lone,
Music haiiuts thee. nut thus. ONh,
Wherefore tall ihy tears like ram -
Sister thou last loved IA vain,
ell Wc not the tale. INV flower,
"" in, bosom pO't tia; Iho~rr.-
leu mr not II Kind ia Iughts ~ A,icd.
Tell me not oi Dung hop blasted;
HIRING not forth Oh burning word,
LIT ia. heart no morr Ia stirr'di
Home aIDoc eau gave thee r.si -
WerP, sweet sister, GA G,s breast,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
TIE FIR ROOkS.

HNnE BOOKS which were intended IN n,
IL exhibited for sale. at the Ladies' Fair
during the Christmas holidays. but cam. "a
hand too late for that purpose, are now dc.
posted Tor sale AT the Charlestown Apotha.
cary and Book store
lhey consist Of choice collection Of Nh.
ral aud Religious Books; many of which are
admirably adapted IL the Improvement Of The
h'nus oil young persons, as also of those of RI.
per Sea'S-ahd comprise, III part, thc follow
Ing, VIZ:
Polyglott and other pocket Bibles. also Tes.
tament', particularly PolymIcrian Testament,
an useful and handsome articleO PrayeF
Books OF various bindings and sizes. and con.
tanning The new psalms and hyg.as the ne "
Psalms aud Hymns also, bound senaratel,
from the Prayer Book; Scripture Principl,s
buuoh NATURAL History, Pilgrims Progress.
1hristian Pattern, Bakers Dying Thoughts.
bridse Exposition Of the l 18th Psalm, In
lants Retreat, Little Momcirc, Course of
Time, Cruden's POiymcrian Concordance 81
the New Testament, John Barr, Grand Ma
Gilbert, Tying on Confirmation, Cbri,,ian,s
own Book, Law and Gospel, Bible Letters.
Mas hoy, Margaret Wy the, Private Thoughts
Bible Companion, ChldTen's Friend. Saneho
or the Proverbi1list. Way Marks. EzekieI,s
visions, IT'S Well, Divine Breathings WiS
dom's Call, The Golden Rule. Youn1 Man.
Glory, Daily Crumbs, Christian Miniature !.
brary, Thoughts ia Affection, Self DiscinIin,
Christ our Example, Evangelical Rambler
commandments with Promise, Mrs. Malcolm
Heavenly Mama, Pious Remembrancer Young
Ladies sunday school Book, Mrs Hemans'
Poems, Harmony of the Four Gospels, with
DodJridge sPrIctIcal Reflections on the sane.
Ny Siaiioa and Daiies, sc. &c.
Feb %. 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

S horse iat,iy Did IaIsf The Effects ~ ST.
frJA ,il. AZ Lev,i corner, reuu caused by
. lits ff0ul fitIi CT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
To .HjiierS and Farmers.
General Commission House.

HVEiE House Of the subscriber at this place
IL for the Transaction Of General CoHa.n.s-
,'"n BI'ihe1,, continues open, and he beg.
leave to tender his services To the farmers
mlilers. and Others of the upper country, Ior
the SALE or STORAGE Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
FLOUR, GRAIN, & pRoDUcE
OF EEERY XLAI

Acting as agent only for those who make
eons'gnments, he will in no case purchase
Tor h's own account In storing Flour. grea,
Ieare shall be taken to keep each brand sepa.
sa'e' SO that each may be sold for account OF
he person by whom sent.
Ills Ware-iiOuse j. ON the lower side N
the canal, at ITS entrance into town. and IN.
immediate communication with the canal or
one side. aud with the river on the other
Orders for return supplies Of every kind
will be carefully fulflled-and shipment,
made to New-iork or elsewhere, when re-
CURED, without extra charge.
Insurance against FIRE can be effected ON
produce IN store, at the rate Of about 4 pe Z
cent. per an0um.
JAMES MASON, Jr.
Georgetown, ID. G. March 30, ls34.-Im.
Ttrn'.-The usual mercantile commission
OF two aud half per cent. on the amount of
Aales-and the customary rate for storage
tpr on Flour Ito those who prefer fixed rate
ia cents per barrel-storage not charged
until after the first month on FIour-lhen
cents per barrel per month.
RLFER TO
James ~. Mason aud Alexr S. TidbaIl
Esqs. Winchester.
James l.. Ransom, Esq. Jefferson county.
Gen. George Rust, lllrpers-Fcrry
Angus w. Mcdonald, Esq Ron,ney.
WIN T. i. Mason, E.q. Leesburg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
rrBLI-HEB, wE.gLr.
JOHN -. G.ILL.fHER.
CONDITIONS.
TWO DOLL Ans & fifty OTs

Payable half yearly; but Two Dotl,as
will be received a. payment in full. if paid
entirely n advance. Whenever payment i.
deferred beyond the expiration Of the year.
interest viii be charged.
sSSae'eriPiions for six months, 81 p, To
be pad u'ariAbiy in alrsne,.
ADVERTISING.
The terms OF advertising, are For 4 square
or less, 81, tor three insertions ones
IA the same proportion. Each continuance.
- cents per square.
a. All advertisements not ordered for a
specific time, will be continued until forbid,
eni charged aeoOrliAy!y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
( " r. confi1isd -
VARIETY.

Hints 10 Hose,rires 49, About the last Of
May or the first e Juur. tn ihilr n.il.,
which lay moth eggs bsgn 10 appear --
Therefore brush al yDu- woollsb.. and
pack Them away 10 DARK place covered
Win linen Pepper. red ce'ihr CHIPS. ~
co.-'ndeeJ. almost aay strong SPICY
'mell.-n good to keep moth, uui oI our
chests and drawers But noIhins :, "a
good IS eamPhor Sprinkle your woolIen.
With eampLorsted sprh. and scatter pic.
&C, OF eamphOr gum smons them. aud you
will never Ice troubled With moths. some
people buy camphpr wool trunks. Tor ihls
purpose, but they are very expensive, and
The gum answers just a. veil.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03
Female Sesssiuarv.

"A i The solicitation OF several gentlemen.
.Ae Undersigned has engaged To under
take the establishment aud io.truction of :.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

Cont u .fppSai, \ Justice ~ --- late
y sentenced two men 60 be shipped Tor
stealing ",'iers ahd after Tie operation "a.
i'r'f ~ Dee sad ihcy night. Il they ch0s.
ogP'siJ rym hs dreiiiaa nffhs CONT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-04-03

"Madam." sad an old mar. have YOU
ny waller ~ the house. lhsi you can gisa
poor man . drink 5i beer. though itks
.i1er best. and should Ike liiils rhisksy
'ffy seldom gst 30 cider - all - b uie.
10y orchard - very small. cousnung Of
only %, l,lnella- Il.l -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-02-26
W-HW szH.aTHs VOL. E-MDe $685.
DIR. COPLAND'S MEDICAL DICTIONARY,
ETPON the same plan of Cooper's Surgical

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five parts at ST each part of 900 closely printed
and handsome pages; being the cheapest medl-
cal work ever printed in the United States.
The work will be sent by mail, to subscribers
in any part of the country. The postage will
be only 10 cents each part; ifnot exceeding 100
miles, and 80 cents only for the greatest distance
Published Quarterly, and completed in one
year from the delivery of the first number.
The subscription price, Five Dollars, to be
paid on the delivery of the first Part
Subscriptions received, and the work careful
ly mailed to all country subscribers, by
W. M. MORRISON, Alexandria.
Who is an authorized Agent for the same.
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