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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06
FOR RENT.

"A A comfortable two-story BRICK HOUSE,
Mi on Water street, near the residence of Jos.
Harris, Esq well calculated for genteel family,
having seven rooms. To good tenant the
rent will be low, and possession given forthwith
Apply to SAM'L LINDSAY.
nov 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06
FURS FOR THE LADIES.
nELERlNE and Round Capes, a beautif

nELERINE and Round Capes beautiful
i article; Lynx, and other Boas, extra 6nc.
Also, large and general assortment Of Su-
perfine Caps: for comfort and richness they
stand unrivalled. Hair Caps OF every pattern.
In store, the Don's much admired Silk Hats:
for a continuance Of lustre and beauty they are
moi equalled.
Together with stock Of Hats, OF my own
manufacture, that will give satisfaction. So
licit call. JOHN L, U. WtLbAR.
nov 2S-tf
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~ Dyspepsia ~

~ most .oI,Ia,3~ -i.r 't'sr hs ''m ~
~ .. >t,;i o. Toe 'nH,' ynn~.t p'F 'cisn', ani
WIN .,nni III n. %. - re mn = 4 medical pre-
.,.r.tri. '..- -,,s 4 . ""'e'i ,md cured, m
unnI,rr ',u. .,,..-. ~, al Ia. cty, b, using,
fr,, s'nr r,.n- sLrs's
VEGETABLE SPECIFIC. AND ANrl.Bl
LIOUS PILLS.
in connex ,nn acc .r,i,ng the recl,nns accompany
inx the Specific q is ,,o "nr of The hes, nrdicI .es
knn~r Tor SIX Hrsd,che, Sickness at tn Stomach,
Masses. a"d Fl,tule, ces.
prce ,f,hr Ip .ci. ,nl 'i!s 50 Coats each
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lsrspecsfui. solicited by the subscriber. To IN J.
L valuable preparation. the merits Of whfcH have
been tested by time. aud sustsi"ed by u"d'uo'ef
testimony
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06
HATS, CAPS, AND ruhS.

TOHN Il. EVANS respectfully informs :
81 D customers, and the public generally ,ltt
he has OIL hand Spte dit assortment OF SUPE-
RIOR Black HATS, of all shapes and qua
lities, manufactured encouragement OF long and
tees; he can, therefore, with confidence recon-
mend any work which may leave his shop.
He has just received, by the last arrivals from
Soston and else where, CAPS of the latest fash
IONS, and best workmanship and materials
Among them will be found Youths and Mems
Cloth and Fur Caps, ola variety of patterns.
He continues 10 keep LADIES' FURS oil
every kind, such as Fur Stocks, Boa Constrc.
tors, &C.; and FUR SKINS, for Gentlemen's
Collars, OF every description.
He is now III rnufacturing LADIES' BEA-
YER BONNErS, of the latest fashions and
best materials. OCT l5-om
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06
SORE Am iNFl,,uED EYE,

'Uy T. stu i'nu., the ~-k, All hc's "
i truubied with s.ren, IS or ,h n'na '"' 81 ti'''
delicate organ. vii be a1'e :" o''"' n $ "N''''
and nyalusoie appicntiun ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06
sNOCrOR LEES GENUINE NEW Lon

NOCrOR LEES GENUINE NEW LON
IL DON BILIOUS PILLS, which have for
upwards Of thirty yenrS been used and approved
by Physicians, neidS OF Fth.heS, overseeis oI
Plantations the v IVY ID ARM, and travellers
by sea aud land, anI fro IL taer universal cole
brity have also become permanent arucle OF
the shops, are Only prepared at the Doctors Dis
pensary in New London Connecticut, and sold
by all the most respectable Druggists IN The Unit
ed States, &c.
-sI5- TO ia lid cbantcrfeits and spurious INIT
tations. the pubic are particularly Cautioned 10
take notice. th at unless each direction envelope
around each DIX, Is signei at foot. INN ,dIate'y
under the printed letters, ). n. T. Lee, with pen
aud BLACK ink, in The Doctors own proper hand
writing they Cannot be genuine. 10 afhx the
written sien uute would be forgery under the
penal statute
SAMUEL II. P. LEE, NJ. G. NJ. s.
New LpIdoh, Conn. Sept. 27h 1881.
- The above Pills are sold at Alexandra, d. c
dec IL By WM. STABLER Druggist
FALL. AND WINTER GOODS.
vNTILLlAM H. THOMPSON L Co. have this
w day received a further supply oil sea>ona-
BILE Goods among them are the following
Is pieces Blue, Black, and Cord CIo,h, re-
~ cheap
q 20 pieces Slttinetts, at all prices
/, 30 Ga French and English Merinos
Black and Blue Black Italian lus-
trings
10 pieces Black Italian Grapes
White, Red and yellow Flannels
BIeached and Cord Canton do
so pair 8, 9, 10, IL and II 4 Rose Blankets
200 Fancy and Striped do
2 Gases low priced Calicoes
IA Bales Brown and Beached Domestics
Cotton Oznaburgs and Colored Camorcs
Plain Linsey, sc. with great variety ofother
Goods, all Of which we will sell at Re
ducel Prices nov ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06
The Painful a,M Desiiiia'ing Complaint o.
THE PILES
Receives imme late relief and in numerous instances
ha. been thoroughly oureI. bv the atm n''r''"
UMF'RlES' RENE FOR
G+THE PILES.

IN lis approved c'n' 'uri '" ~ "a e' a"' 'e
L moves the SYMPTOMS which 'reqrsnt' &C, 'mpa
n, thst disorder and increase the ianger - The pa
tent Wis pains in IONS headache loss 81 aPpe'"e'
in,Iig estIon, and other marks Ut debility
relieved patient writes from distance:
cit is but justice to inform or. that have nse'i
your Dumfries' Remedy for the Piles for snme time
past and have found it cn'neutlv successful
The remedy i, quite innocent, anil NAV ne rin'n,s'
tered To- all ages and bath sex.s. PLAN and ample d.
rec, ions with description nf the compliant accom-
pany each p,cksge. which consists ut wn boxes one
contsinng AL Ointment, and the "tner sn sIrcti.ry.
Price 81 far both ARTICLES. or 50 cents where but
me is wanted.
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SOAP AND CANDLE MANDATORY

SOAP AND CANDLE MANDATORY
yTyHIS is TO give notice, that the Soap and Can
Il die Hanmfactory heretofore conducted by
the late John Major, Is still continued. Having
the same utensils, together with some improve
ments which have recently been made in the es-
tablishment il is expected that all orders can be
suppIied without delay. The business will be
eorlucted by experienced hands, and the pub
lie NAV rest assured that every attention will be
paid to the quality of the articles manufactured
in this establishment as | am ,ell aware that it
was throu yh attention to this particular that this
mandatory obtained the custom which 1t has
heretofore had. trust that through the atten
tionand Industry ut those TO whom the charge
ofthe business will be C ,mnltted, this establish
uent will continue to possess the same share oil
the puDlc patro lage with which il has hereto
fore been favored; and hereby solicit the con-
tinuance ofthe custom of those who have here
tofore favored this establishment together with
the custom of all others who may be disposed TO
favor me there with. All orders whether from
town or country, will be thankfully received.
and attended To with pro nptnesS aud despatch,
The business will be con iucted by my sons, IN
INV name aud FIR my benefit; and they will at
tend 10 the m lnufacture ofthe articles, together
with all other business connected with the esta-
blishment.
A supply Of YeiIop aud Bropn Soap. M2utd
md Dipped Candles, Of superior quality, Is
kept constantly on hand, and will be disposed
of on the most accommodating terms
oct 3-tf MARY MAJOR, Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06
WHITE TEETH! AND HEALTHY GUMS!


IN lose who would retain or restore these desirable
personal advantages. are assured that no comPo
s;,n car be ottanei SUPERIOR the -
BRITISH ANTISEPrIC DENFRtFlCE.
This is an elegant and plessan, preparation ~ every
respect AMI has for many wears past given universal
satisfaction wherever II has been used
rhe Antrep,ic Drn,ri6ce is exempt from acid aud
other deeterinu, ingre lients which too frequently
enter thu composition Of tooth powders in com'nbn
use AMI il VII tens the enimei OF thr teeth without
doing i, the es>, injury. The regular US OF TINS ao'
nired pow der bv purifying the mau'h and preventing
The accumulation of tartar, operates as the be-, pre-
yen.ve of the Tooth Ache The Denr'hce removes
scnor atoms and restores the besu' fui native wh'tr
hess of the ename; As its application braces ana
strengthens ,he Gums IL secures I" them their healthy
aud Hord hue anil, u, removing all oHrns'v f"rriR"
,ccunua,ions from the teeth preserves the natura'
sweetness of the breath. Pric So cents
- None genuine unIeS> s'g"ei IN tn 't'''it 'n'
ed vrspprr nv ,he sole proprietor. k'iirr. 'mne
date succ, ssur to The late d. I ':onva fIr
,.lr with all the other " Gnnps' NJ hcin." ~ Ills
Counting Room. No SO he,t door co. IL rs pr"i
store rner of Cnur, and laover stree s. near E""'
rt Hall. Boston THnH'so N'"'''"
And h, his special app"intm nj, BY
WI. STAB Err, farfsx ''rs ct >ex'ndr's
srpe i,scr,nt -. I'll 'h VI use -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06
BRIAN TOOTH ACHE Pill

"a ord ,,ilnt re,f, x;nnu; IA 'ns n asn e't IN
ur, ON the teeth rhes .npir'i rxirrnaih to ,'e
p.rts affected, with h' greats ease All expedition
and generally npersi' -''ihir! irn''r I" he
p,frr ring p,irut 2 &c, jIc+ni> ok
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06
THE TOOTH ACHE

yNUS agoazig hsnrirr IS cure'l III rs m - pai"'u'
A sag " one IF tre Sinp'e ~ well a. pow
-rful r-ma liz tnnwn NJ l-rn Dric'icr III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06
ALMANACs.

rUsT received the American Almanac, for
81 1885; Comic DO do; also, the Comic 10
ken, an accompaniment LOT U0tnlG a.naIao
for sale by Angus 70 'Aoooo' =
dec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06

SUP iRiOR CHE MING TOBACCO.
1H BOXES, pound Jumps. w. Morgan's
L brand. said to be Of pery finest quality
just received per schooner Virginia, from Rich
lnond and for sale by
GEO JOHNSON & Co.
nov IL Y ,tional Intelgencer law3w1
JOB l5RlN ING neatIY executed at tins once
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06
WHEAT, &C.

WHEAI, NO. y
y CONTINUE to pay the highest Cash price
for Wheat, delivered at the Triadelphia
Mills OF in Alexandria. I wish to purchase
rive and Fiaxseed at my Store, on Union, be-
tweeen King and Prince streets.
81 SAMUEL LINDSAY. =
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Sole igent for The District u L0U and ito uieinity.
Wy All IN Tho ruis sr, s"d IN PACKETS OF one, two.
All three !o,ars rac All the Powders at 374 centa
per nox, With prn ed ir ctions: and also by the fol-.
Ip9rng .,Ip.IS M: & " POi <inh0rn, between 9Th
AMI iO,h tsrets rnn wanna Avenue, John StiIlins.
N,v, Yri, ,shngton; and rhomas e. Wright
,;-.rsrtown, nf Sao.n along can the Medicines be
warranted genuine Uy appointment Of Dr. IT, >.
a-.st, .i.P u, u Is &. - ,Brookiyn, New York, he
lie NJ ,rter ut these He,licines
4 .rris,l,a Or n Font, Iiv'er, price $275. P1c'
,cai Proos Illustrated BY numerous cases al cure
third el ion. price i75cents, to be had - above.
ans f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-06

T,V1l .&F FIGS.
ra1 DRUMS fresh Figs, of prime quail
lS( ", received per Wankinco, for sale
Nv WIN. FOWLE g. co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

the Indian was at last hurled from his
back, and the horse triumphed. IIe Is
now. however. after much gentle treat
men:, entirely manageable and in good
condition.
Neoshois light dapple grey. abou,
fourteen and halt hand high: hi head
Is bonv, fine rnuzzle and expanded nos
trlls, with a prominent sparkling eve
aud pointed ear, has a fine creS, and
flowing name: long shoulder-blades
well declining into the sway. with fine
high withers, strong back aud archcd
IONS, and couples strong; deep in the
briskct. fine barrel and beautiful crrv-
ed ribs. long arms and thighs, D.. n
cannon bones, with strong tcndons neat
~ fu'ed, all OF the frmest texture; Gne
paster1s, and hoofs cupped and of the
firmest horn, dock strong and support
ing coat Of hair almost sweeping the
ground. He is peculiarly majestic in
his appearance, bold and elastic in all
his PAGES, and shows throughout, a ma
tive dignity and nobility Of blood.
| have procured this noble animal for
Tennessee. and he NAV be expected al
Nashville by the earliest rise Of the wa
tiers, for the inspection OF breeders and
c,1noiSseurs.
Z. w. D. NOwLAND.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

ole to the hunters. and as they could
make nothing of 1t, they permitted the
matter to lest there without further IN
quiry.
On the following morning shortly af-
ter the Wheeling folks had vacated
their snug and comfortable beds. which
might have been in the neighborhood of
daylight, the first unusual sound which
saluted their cars, was the report of a
rifle. This, however, was nothing ex-
traordinary in the backwoods. Not
long after, Lewis Wetzel entered the
fort, and with perfect indifference walk
ed up to cabin, and resting his rife
against a door, leisurely began to wind
piece Of tow round the ramrod for the
purpose of cleaning his gun. Some
one inquired, "Wetzel, was that YOU
who fred" YES" "Wbat did YOU
kill'" I'm Hdian." "An Indian,
what the turkeyi" "Ireckon So" Hug
"a! huzza boys. the turkeys dead,"
shouted one and all. with such ire
mendous din, that all the salted venisor.
OF the good housewives turned black
After Lewis had taken much pains and
consumed great deal of time in get
ting his rifle lin order" he yielded to
the opportunities of the bystanders, and
conducted them to the death bed of the
mysterious turkey. A rapid walk of a
few moments brought the party to the
bank of the creek. A gigantic elm,
torn from its roots by the rage of the
tempest, had fallen into the stream.
Now" said Lewis Wetzel, "you
see | come here last night and s7ougel
myself up in the brush of that there tree
IN the creek, with my rifle ready cock
ed. When day broke, the first thing
| seed was rifle glistening in that
there hole over the creek, in that rock.
Right behind it was an old red skin fast
and snug asleep, setting fiat down, with
hls old black head doirsing upon his
shoulders, so took a dead aim and
banged away, and il any Of you will
wade over and climb up to the hole,
you'll find him in his last sleep"
Accordingly, the ''hole" was quickly
entered, and the mysterious turkey was
found TO be lfelcss corpse. surrounded
by various trophies of his victories and
murders. The cavity can be seen TO
this day, in nearly its original state
II is ledge of rocks. probably obou;
% or 30 feet from the base. Part of the
aperture has decayed and mouldered
away, but sufficient yet remains 10 as
sure the visitant that the 'rhole" (now-
aPpcllated 1.-THE Indian Rock") was
comfortable and secluded retreat for the
last of the "old residenters."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29
VOL. IS.
LOOK WELL TO YOUR FIRES.

The following excellent rules were
circulated IN this city quarter Of
century since. IN the form Of a printed
hand5lll-and put into :hc public rooms
as constant monitor 10 guard against
the danger Of fire. II may do some
good, AID can Do no harm to republish
i; al tn. time:
/. Remember that FIRE 10 a good
servan, but bad master: II cannot
take care Of itself. and your personal
interest as well as your duty to the
pubic requires that you take care Of il.
=. When YOU arc about 10 leave your
fire at stated times. make your calcula-
lations before hand 10 have no more
fire than you can dispose of with safety.
}. Never leave one stick Of wood
upon another, partly burnt.
4. Never leave stick partly burnt
Standing in the corner.
D. EXanine your brush after sweep
ing hearth, especially at night.
u. Never suffer ho; ashc. 10 stand in
wooden vessel.
Z. Never leave Imam or papa.s near
your fire.
:. Ncverread in bed by candle light.
.. Ai.er all precautions. remember
that an inhabited building Is liable to
destruction by fire. Be prepared for
an emergency: Keep your water buck
ct filed. When FIRE has begun, suf-
fer /, not 10 be increased BY needless
current Of air from doors and windows.
10. Should the fire have made such
progress As 10 prevent your escape by q
STAIR case. and should the distance ba
too great TO leap from 4 window, en-
deaVor TO descend by the help Of your
bed cord, or BY tying your bed clothes
together. 1t would be well to keep q
rope in your chamber, for this very
purpose.
II. Ii safety does not appear proba-
Die in this way, wrap yourself up in .
blanket hold your breath, and rush
through the flames. II water bo at
hand, first wet the blanket.
4 would be we'll on the familv's re-
,iring 10 bed to have all the inside doors
OF the house closed, tina; in case OF FIRE
IN one apartment, it may be con Aimed
ihorc, and no. communicate immediate.
ly Win o!hc- parts Of the building.
Boston -NTcaati!s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29
O'CONNELL'S LETTER.

O'Connell has addressed letter 10
the Duke of Wellington. which is a
most dreadful philippe from first to last.
As II may be curious article for YOU to
republish, | send copy. l, is the first
OF 4 series-the next To be addressed 10
Peel. He boasts Of his power and in p.
huence, and tells the Duke that they
can only be put down by doing Justice
TO Ireland. The description of the
members Of the tory clique is graphic.
but what party iii, which YOU do
manage. How ! should like to sec a
catalogue raisonne of the whole, Win
chllsea immersed in ianaticIsrn and IA
tuity; Lyndhurst, buoyant in legal dex-
tcrity and political regeneration: New
castle. stammcring uninteliyible AFRO
gance; Kenyon blubbering Orange rhap-
sodies;the sinecunst Ellenborough how
long Is he to have this sinecure:) talk
ing long toryism; and the sagacious De-
Won, more Of clerk still than lord.
But | am weary Of the muster roll.
only cxclaim, as frevicw the entire.
BE these the British people: Are
these the absolute and unaccAuntablc
arblters Of the deStinies Of millions:-
What dwelling nonsense. 10 talk of
constitutional rights or liberties Of free
dom, of social guarantees OF Liberty. If
these, and such as these, be the uncon-
trollable regulators OF all that is near
and dear TO free born souls. Two hun
dred men the masters of Million, and
the millions daring TO assume any other
denomination than that of slayesl OH
shame
But for the present ! forbear this to-
PIC, and come back to the Irish part of
your colleagues, those especially who
have assailed me.
They are few and foolish. And first
there is Londondery-bless the mark,
The sapient Londonderry, described bv
an uneducated Irishman in terms YOU
would call vulgar, but which | believe
to be very accurate, AS not having un.
ders'anding enough TO herd geese upon
a common / yer ly believe for my
part, he would no, know how many he
ought To- bring home in the evening.
although | answer FIR i, he would brin,
home one goose more than could be
eaten.
Then there is Lord Limerick, the
only man upon whose estate il is a fl.
mi!llr thing 10 have human beings die
OF hunger. He has large income
Did any body ever hear ofhi; contribu-
ting TO charity; Aud vet this aged
being is quite vivacious when any mis-
chief Is 10 be done to Ireland.
Next | should enrol Lord Stran yford.
But for the present shall spare him,
with this caution not 10 aSsail me ayain.
else will publish his hereditary hon
ors IN the shape of an act of the Irish
legislature. H will understand me,
and pass me uDnoticed in future"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29
NO. 80.
POETRY.
MARQUIS LA FAYETTR.

Wen search the earth and search the SCI,
To Gull 4 gallant wreath for thee;
And every field for freedom fought,
Anc every mountain height, where suglit
oi liberty can yet be found,
Shall be our blooming harvest ground.
I.aurels In garlands hang upon
ThermOpylse and Marathon
On Bannockburn the thistle grows
On Runny Mead the wild-rose blows;
And on the banks Of Boyne, its leave,
Green Erin's shamrock wildly weeves.
In France, IN sunny France, well get
The tieur dc-lys and miynonette.
From every consecrated spot
Where lies martyr'd Huyonot.
And Gull, even here from many a field.
And many a rocky height,
Bays That our Wales ard mountains Weld.
Where men have met, To fight
For law. and liberty and life,
And died in freedoms holy strife.
Below Atlantic scas-bclow
The waves of Erie and Champaign,
HE sea grass and the corals grow
In rostrai trophies round the slain;
And we can add, to form Thy crown.
Some branches worthy ihy renowni
Long may the chaplet flourish bright.
And borrow from the Heaven, IL light
As"ith cloud that circles round
star when other stars have set
Mth glory shall thy brow be bound;
Ilh glory shall thy head be crown'l;
WIN glory. starlixe, cinctured vet;
For earth, and air, and sky, and sea
snail yield glorious wreath 10 thee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29
From hs Portsmouth, ~ ~ Journal.
A PEDLAR TAKEN IN


We have heard the story OF yankee
pedlar which we believe has never
been in print. In these days Of specu-
lation in timber land, where unlortu-
nately IN some cases trees have not vet
begun to grow, If some such holders do
not eventually have TO surrender their
bonds with about the same profit as re-
suited from the pcdlar's. speculation,
then our subtraction table needs re.
yiSing.
After the close Of the American Re-
volution, tin pedlar with his general
assortment of nicknacks, arrived in a
village in the district of Maine, and
called at the houses to dispose Of his
wares. After selling a few small ar;i-
cles 10 the lady of house, who seemed
to live in the midst of blessing of
children better covered with dirt than
clothing. she declared her inability
20 purchase more for the want OF mo-
ney.
But, lnarn, hav'nt you any rags'
None TO sell, sir.
Well, marin, said he, about returning
TO his cart, you seem TO have a plenty
Of little ones around you. won't you
sell me one Of them for tin ware;
What will you give sir'
Why I'd give you SO for one Of
them.
In good tin ware,
y YES, marin, the best.
Well SIR, it's bargain.
She then handed one Of the bare
headed urchins to the pedlar, who. ra-
ther surprised that the offer should be
so readily accepted, yet feeling con-
WINGED that the mother would not part
with the boy placed him upon the seat
Of his cart and supplied the woman's
demand for tin pans. dippers. coffee
pots, &c, until the sum Of $40 was
made up.
The pedlar, yet feeling certain that
the woman would rather make an IF.
fort 10 raise the sum than part with her
boy. "a sort Of ware By the way IN
which he bad no pa'icular desire 10
deal) mounted his cart and seated him.
self by the side Of the urchin, who
seemed much tiekled at the idea Of Ia
king a ride.
The reins were gathered up, and
with an eve cast back at the house in
the expectation Of seeing the reientiny
mother coming forth 10 redeem her boy.
his horses were started of AZ a slow
pace. After proceeding a quarter Of
mile, and casting many lingering look
behind--ihe pedlar b, gan 10 repent Of
his bargain and turned bis horse.
The lady had just finished ornament
ilg her dresser with the brilliant bar
gam she had made, when a rap at the
door turned her attention.
Good woman, think your boy - not
quite large enough, guess You had bet
ter take him again, and let me have the
ware.
No, no, SIR, you have got him and
you shall keep him. The bargain was
fair one, and you may or with Dick,
ae som AZ vou nieaee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-10-29

Reputation Popularity Foue.-Repu.
iaiion is bubble upoa the rapid stream
II time. popularity splash IN The great
pool Of oblivion. fame itseif blta f.g
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with a Gle Of The New York Gazette.
published 30 tbs city bore than cen.
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volume tha, Wiilnn Bradford intro
durci ihe ART OF printing IN Pennsyl.
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New York, introduced Il in that bro.
vince ADD publIhcd tho 6rst newspa.
prr called The Nv York Ggsslfe. the
h-'t number Of which appeared on TIC
10th Oh October. l52j.