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The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1840-09-05

Thieves and topcrs are becoming as plcn-
ttul in Honolulu, as swine in the streets
Several attempts at housc-breaking have oc-
cured recently, and in two instances, sue
cessfully. Catch the robbers, and if you
can't catch, shoot them. As for the drunk
ards, seasonsempoyment on the reef, at
None-cutting, would keep them out of mis-
chief, and eilectually cure the last symptom
Of hydrophobia.
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1840-09-05
SACRED MUSIC.

M. CALKIN begs leave to inform the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Honolulu, that
the Chapel will be lighted on Friday
Evenings for exercises in Sacred Music.
Those interested in this service, are res
pectfully invited to attend.
Aug. Is, 1910. 3w.
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1840-09-05

i, account of mulberry leaves at Ko-
Gs 90 LARGE they could not he compre-
r.ndod in an octave dictionary" what
n ,I he say to leaves nearly as large as
whole page Of the Polynesian
Taking it for granted that the facts are
-. stated in the article, it appears to me
.,rortant to a correct understanding of
,, ,p case. that few collateral facts should
h, added to complete the picture. Not
S,vnc visited Waioli, ! subjoip an extract
If letter from an old resident, settled
there giving an account of It's luxuriant
cal and favorable climate.
the plain on which ] live is very low
c.oond. being only six or eight feet above
,be level of the sea. 1t lies between the
ranaei and Waioli rivers, about Il mile
and half in width, and reaches back from
the beach about one mile, to the foot of
the Green mountains. whose SUBMITS tower
6lr or five thousand feet above us. This
plln though of contracted dimensions,
probably exceeds all other parts of the
Islands in eyubcrent fertility. go. Rains
are frequent Immediately in the vicinity,
and sufficient to clothc the country in
perpetual verdure," &c.
# has been. it would seem, the good
fortune of NJ. Titcomb to be located at
one of the most fertile spots on the islands,
h1t il is important to know. also. that the
amount of good soil on these islands is
very small compared with their whole
superficial extent. The proportion will
Of course be rated differently by different
Individuals, but | am inclined TO think
that not more than one third of the super
fetal surface is arabic, and of this third,
not one fourth is sufficiently well watered
to produce the mulberry to advantage.
Include in this estimate the land employ
ct in the cultivation of kalo, the staple of
the country.
Of the select, well watcred spots, not a
small proportion are 50 exposed to the
fury of the trade wind as to be of serious
damage to the leaves of the mulberry.
These are some of the facts which oc-
cured to my mind as read the notice
above mentioned, and | offer them for the
sake Of showing that the statements in
regard to Waioli should not be consider
ed as applicable to the group generally.
Yours, &c. OAHU.
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1840-09-05

LADD & Go.
Have for sale.
100 Tons Sugar,
10000 Calls. Molasses,
1000 Do. Syrup,
GO Pr. Ok Bows,
| Case Riding Saddles,
! do Paint Brushes,
4 Casks Tin Ware ass'd,
6 Kegs Cooper's Rivets,
9 Tons Steel, ass'd,
ID Cooking Stoves,
IA Coils Lead Pipe,
9 Tons Zinc,
600 lbs. Brass Kettles,
Is Half bbls. Coal Tar,
go Chal. Coal,
100 Coils Cordage,
200 lbs Sewing Irvine,
90 Bolts Canvass,
GO Kegs Paint, ass'd,
Case German Tumblcrs,
10 Kegs Tobacco,
Honolulu, June 6, 1870 t.
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1840-09-05

the plants take but month and spring.
summer and autumn, are crowded into
the short space of ffty-six days. - Stu
dies Of Mature.
What's IN Name "A loafer, from the
Five Points, was brought before the Police.
and asked his name which he gave with
much importance and dignity, as John
Jacob Aston. But have YOU no other
name: asked the magistrate. wv. YOU
sec os how said the prisoner, 4 ad ha-
nuther vuncc, but cut that. because it
was not sufficiently respectable, and SO
| hadopted tother.'
MARCH or BARberous IxTELLrcr.-A
halrdrcsscr in England. who sometimes
exercises his ingenuity in stulling deod
birds and animals, has lately been inspir-
cd with a touch of the sublime. He has
had large board affixed on the front
o! the house, bearing in striking letters,
I"Prcscrvcr of animated nature !n'
PHEENoLoGY. Combativeness Coming
the science" over the lamp-post of dark
night.
Observation-Disclosures: Whipping every
body's child but your own.
Calculating: demonstrating the result
of the next election.
Tune: Grinding an organ with two
pes and half
lnquisitveness: Looking over an edi-
tors shoulder while he is writing.
Bcnevolencc: Paying six cents for to-
days paper and b.gging three or four
back numbers.
SAGACITy OF THE DoG.-T There used
formerly to be as many dogs as men at
the kirk of Twcedsmur, Peebleshirc, on
account of the difficulty which the farm
ers and shepherds of that pastoral dis
trlct had In preventing canine attendants
from following them. The dogs in gen
eral behaved pretty well, and lay below
the seats still noisy quarreIs among them
sometimes took place, and on these occa-
slons the minister had tc order the beadle
to turn out the disturbers of the peace ::
with these exceptions they kept in tolera-
bly, good order till the congregation was
gong to disperse. From long attend
ancc. at church, they knew when this
breaking up was to take place. The sig
nal for uproar was the rising of the peo-
PIE, when the minister in the pull pit was
about to pronounce the blessing; as soon
as they did so, the dogs used to rush
pell-mell to the door, barking and screech-
ing for joy to be let loose, and therefore
not a word could be heard. At length
the minister, honest man! bethought
himself of a plan to get quit of these dis
turbanccs. He told the members of the
congregation, that it would be better for
them all to keep their seats till the part
ING bencdlctlon was over, and then they
would rise and walk leisurely out. This
was tried, and succeeded remarkably well.
However, it happened one day that the
minister of the parish was absent, and a
stranger was in the pulpit, who, when he
rose to pronounce the blessing after the
last psalm, was surprised to see the con-
ISregatlon sitting, which is against all rule
and custom. At last, an old grey-haired
shepherd called out to him, ooh, lust 90
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PASSENGERS,
n Office

Additional copies fthe plate ofthe Coast
at Nanawale, can be had (if desired) at the
Printing office. Price ~ 10 cents each.
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=, n, y,ly;drnf Of Nc United states.

81 IL. PrcSidsnt IF me Ini'sd states.
IN ,,.r.rsrr.n ~ law MARTIN Vas BrrE> President Of the
that ptr held 1T the aforementioned Land oihcts
Il Aka-a. IT the periods hereinafter designated" I"
Arhc Lauh Once B,rEvrlr commencing uosicy he
within Tho limits I'll h. uGd-rnt ntiomcd townships, I" WI
yrti Of irc he mn principal |criiaa
T'n,,..li,. cta,f n;n, and m of range fifrpci.
Townships eight, nine, and ten, ot range sixteen
Townships eight AMI ten ot range seventeen .
Al the Land Office 1T F,fErTENiLLE commencing on -h"HGaP
the tgrrh dy September for the disposal "i the public
lands within the limit. q" the aforementioned townships ana
fractional townships, 10 wit: ....,
Townships eighteen and twenty Of range wen! mine.
Township eighteen, Of range thlrty-oue.
Fractional n,p twelve bordering on the Cherokee boun
day. 81 thirty three.
At the Land icc at frrrIr Rock, .Nonloy,
gr -sy Scp'ettIfr the disposal -" the public
within i,s ut the aforementioned townships To vii
h"rt. q t'r bsr h4s. a"a rs, z "a, J E,SPai nT,a@r
Sa,i If H. haze Inc and rc,' " hc nm pncpqi meridian.
Township. two, three, and four OF range seven.
Township fulr, of range eight.
Township four, of range nine.
Townships siN seven. and eight, of range ten.
AT Land Office at JOHNSON CorEIHor.E, commencing on
ona s rsnnrt5 dap IF September acii tor the disposal OF
III, public lands within the limits ot the aforementioned town
slips and fractional township. I" vii;
and Ts.t - Tie mn Prinr4 merriam
Township two, "f range eighteen
Tow usiIp ten, OF rangr thirty
Al the Land Office WasHScTos commencing Monday,
he eh day October for the disposal Of The public lands
yirhiu the Limits OF the mentioned luw nsl
Sh Of ne base line q,i Of The h prtHcpa!
Township twelve, of range thirty
Township,wt!re, oi range thlTs-"h+
Lands appropriated, by law, in III n.c Of schools military
other purposes. will he excluded from sal"
The alc viii be Kept open l"r two weeks, unless the
land. are snoncr disposed and nn longer; aud private
m land townships offered VIII lie admitted uu
Gwen uri" my hand a. the CITY OF asngion, this fourth
a'y Of Way """" ''O''''' NJ VAN RtREy.
By the President:
J,mrs WWrcoan,
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THESE rlll- longer anon" those ~ doubts.
They have PASSED away from the hundreds ihii tr
launched upon the tide al experiment. and now stand yn
public high reputation, and a extensively rmpA'
parts Of the tinted STATES the anatia> Texas MrN.1", a
West Indies any medicine that l3> ever been pr''! IN
relief suffering They has" been introduced WAs,
II VA found possible 10 carr tin an" There are bar 'H
that do remarkable "yGr'r. "i ih't -s
feet. The rrrtiua:,. that have beer, prrsri ~ ' r
.Arti uts rhuu-atd, upwards al Nv" hundred ~ "
from regular practising ply ,claiS. who are u" most r
Judges 81 their merit.
omen !Y. the cures performed by this medicine Dcna
ma. win ruth asserted. that no m'drn" al ia' hin.
received Testimonials al greater Salre than are aa
this.
They are in general a family medicine and ;i:
thousands families who declare thty are never satisfied
THIS Layra supply always ou hand.
The. have rival IN CurIn" AMI preventing bitn.- H.
Fever and i4r. by>l"p-.a, Liver complaints, >.,a l,
itnd!r, ..-tl.uG, Drl.s, RbrHma'l-H. LEirG-h.. ivy
S,!sru. Pile. hul.c. Female DISTINCTIONS, Hr"stNn
Tuugnr. Nausea. pi.Ias,u ." -. stomach hul Eu".,.
On, Darhu. f!4IeIrt. llibtuul tus'trrc#> Los 81. A
Rlatcra iilu,. tIUplr NIpt, and IA all C~s- ~ i".r
Bowels. where CathurtIc apeTi"ht l. Hfrdt@ I#
exceedingly mild their operation. producing neither I4'
ping. debility.
Tie efficacy these pills i we'll known, aud Their -
general that further /, considered uHn"cer-ar
For further particulars Dr. Peter, pamphlet, "h O..
he'd gr1ils .. any oi The Agents.
Price - cent, per tuN
For .ar by all tie Druggists in Richmond, Pc'eo'. Da
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-25

The original supporer Mr. Van B S.eas ei IN his
with any degree Of consistency assse eud, n none Of
nal a.s. He has faithfully adhered TO- anu
r rarr,cd INTO execution, all tn" pledges ana
'i,'''9 Cd ancceden his election nc has P"a
the path the Virginia Stat" Rights &c
s.";,Iout yariableness shadow ." turnns 10"
w." osk can any Jetfcrsonan Republican hesitate
t"'", I'm, MIR Van Buren, to Gen. HARRISON: no"
cam the ultra State Rights men, who abandoned zen ID
Iack.on's administration on IN" [ro'lA'H'''p
rnrc. BIN. how can they give 10 1'ne'a' i''' ''o
,,nr, consistently with their avowed opinions
The Republican party have now spread out me D'ol"
h.nor If Democracy to the brecz" Under rs a"P''
c - ,,o,,con freeman, will have his rights YIN
and protected # each and Gys5T n 5r turn, %
w ~ tt ar IN. left by the Glamour, braggadocia
@: @ Of the Fedrrasts We Shall il
November present such formidable phalahN as W"
r down all opposton and ,rumphantIy sustain ouI
mos, valued rights While Federalism. with all us ue
crp,ons. tricks frauds, and arts will once more lie
PROSTATE in the dust.
have the honor be, with great respect,
Yours sincerely,
wa sUI-I
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POETRY.
"nrcn WI EGNAIS. u>.rsc."
SI'.ANZaS

SIANIaS,
m viewing Portrait OF the lady OF the lion NJ @
IN Royai Academy painted by f. Rand, E>f an America
Artist.
Tbourh far have roamed from the land 81 my "l"'
over mountains sublime and the Que '"'i"S e'a'
meier have urco,ten that gem OF the c'.!n,
ts.The land OF brave and the nome "l 'he ''c'
Mil The snlendors Of Art and the runs oi ih,,
I'VE WANDERED with feelings ni awe anu ue''s"
Vel never less dear my own naive c"ne,
Where the germs Of wisdom and genius uhe'
With rapiu,e these fair halls Of science Isaa,
Where Fame's proudest page 10 the worm u u"'o -
,yh.r. ar; hath embalmd the lusiri0is deau,
Aud time with past aces communion uo'' no'''
R,irh, peuiu. al painting! whose pencil hath caught
I'm. n,.s Of the rainbow, the light OF Tue SKY,
How nurelv how truly. thy spirit hath wrought,
In The blush that cheek and ia" bloom oil tha' eye
near lady | greet thee, for wei! might know,
nv the eloquent glow Of tbs soul speaking iac-,
Ti,o, from The ssand Of the pilgrims All tiou,
Aud warmly thy heart doth acknowledge thS race.
When far from the home Of childhood, how SWEEP,
Wherever the course Of our pathway may 'en"'
So kind 50 conccnal 4 spirit TO meet, ,
And feel you clasping the iianu OF q itieh"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-25

n ApER. PAPER Tile Franklin Manufacturing Company Of
Richmond have good assortment -" Letter,
Can Blank Book Medium. Printing and other Paper. q" var"':>
kas which they believe viii bear comparison ~ IhH an"
p - III, ir work similar establishment IN the lniou
riy Therefore with confidence solicit the patronage ni ,h' Tor
rr friends public GENERALLY, and are ready IL execute or
rr- fr any description paper mas b. desired, which they
an tlru. n They request tall orders or
cb,r u,na:.aiiurt. may hr utrrud either IL t!rir agents,
Tr>-rs james to Mr. jJau Richards >rrtriHrnd-
- the Paper ml
r.,,,.,.,l S.ul. a. 10. al-uf
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civilian AND MARY COLLEGE.-J,MEs CRITICS, NJ. D.,
w graduate Of the University OF Pennsyl'aria and RoM.
e. NLl>GIox from London respectfully announce that they
,,I on the st Of October lsio open Establishment
Williamsburg Virginia Apolhecaes Druggists, booksellers,
and Dealers in Fancy Goods. All text and other Books and
ionary required in the College will be sold prices
in the other cities Virginia Physicians prescription. will be
,refuly made No. and large stock Of Medicines and
Drugs will be constantly hand They will engage import
any books c from Europe direct with The greatest
eyn.don having already opened correspondence with London
Liverpool Pa and hope by moderate charges attention
&c business, u obtain share Of public patronage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-25
A. II. Fl. BERNARD, Esq, and
others, Committee of invitation.

usoLer Second 1houghts We learn from the Phi.
ladclpha Pennsylvania that rc of the ten members OF
the Harrison Central Committee, appointed Tor that
State IN l-:}6 are now active supporters OF NJ ' an
Ruran The Who's say there are no changes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-25
OLD WINES AND LIQUORS.

4 FIFE ana 5 HaII pIpts IHIId NHUtIfi VINO
do OH London bock tpguaC Brandy
BEN. part ofiltr stock "f Mons ]. H. Errr-cl.
4i.o-t general assortment ui Oid Wine, and Limo.
MADEIRA p,,,-, halt pipe and ~. si-k-
Pale ana Brown ~lcrFy ~ !rafpipr,
Port. IA ~. cask- and bu'iirS
Champagne. , larct -.
,it London Dock CoEHnC Brandy, &c.
Do Jamai,:,, Antigua and Hollands
Richardson's and GibSnu's Barley Whi-kev &c Er
Ircrrirs abundance, all Of which viii odd 4, ,.
men ra,r with tlrlr qualities and the present hard
April 10 ll2--w22's WN v lrr,g
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against


Randolph amntra'or IL bo" no" :" NfrGs[ LaI.'
deceased aud Randolph HARRISON cNci" I" nou, Ia
Harrison, deceased: EIa liafsn "iI'M ." iHona u.
SON JOIN. Trent Edward Trent BUlc.h Trent PAR rem" -
tIa Trent: mcy William aud Peter Trent, children OF Lucy
Tent d.c.a-rh Rocker Wond~on -heH and administrator 81
Zach TAYLOR deceased and children {" Ni'' IL,
Wnatsn aud WuoG>on and Edward Taylor. Jam"s H.
Tn,lrr Samuel " TAYLOR, Jane Jones formerly i@lgr wh"
married Richard Jones' and ZACH Tayl"r hers III =" H. hl"t'
~ Defendants.
Til. d. tin, cans, be- tnirr heard, on the iapN
formerly further argued 10y coun>r"n c"n,llt
n whereof dom atutLc. order ana '",F'r lat 'Ho
Court take account =" r adFah' r'
real personal The inlcatr Joseph iay" ~ ms "
several parties IN this cause, or o>t unH'f uH "
claim plaintiff defendant, stating III the >h account
the lime when Announcements made, ana the SiIut
thereof money Of this Commonwealth "hei 80
and that he report this Court win All matters
specially stated pertinent b! himself. or which may b
required hy either u. the parties Ahd me '"1
doth farther aGldc. order aud decree, thai III" 1h " az
pear required -ui'dn ny h' "
on 10 >tId adNanccnr"t, II ~"
r,;olnlrl And II appearing !" The touu Wl' 'ht'
T. lyt purchaser al land in III" hl ANA proceedings
hath paid the hands al the receiver a ms our
IN tins cause whole ii the purchase money Z" alu
land doth order and decree, that "o"c ~ Ia!h" l
William WaohsU. appointed ~ MAKE sr
sad land convey 10 the said III! YAM With
special warranty.
4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-25

~ .usNrFEy-EtEc,xI,.-A Circuit superior Cont u
,v and tIanrrrv continued and held tor the count! oil un
ennd, the Courthouse al sa'd county, on 'e -' "'S
March, 1910: -, ., H,
samuel Spencer judith his wife, formerly jadth Iioc"nh
Ihn Ram. AMI Eliza IN, ne Jatr- Cunningham and sally H.
Wifi William T. yrnalc Archer Ncnahr james Ernahr Geo
WooI-on irrrr r. Wnolson, H. VI W"od>"u Iakr H. wood
son. William e. W""d.on, El"l h"Hr "n1 E"iE us WI"
Ur. o. Iv,so and Edw ard Rocker and ga.sy hl. "'i,
~ Compliments:
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Dear Sir: have received your kind invitation TO a
sConrenton OF the Democratic Party IN Frederlcks-
burg on the 10Th inst, and regret that recent at
tack of fever, will deprive me Of The pleasure of
cepting it. -.
You know sir, have passed the meridian Of life, as
passenger on board the ship Of State leaving 10 others,
the care of its navigation: but have never permitted
this feeling to run into criminal indifference towards
the measures Of Government. But Republican,
sincerely devoted to the Jetfersonan theory os our
INSTITUTIONS l have upon suitable occasions and,
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Orange, Sept. 18th, 1910.
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

PIANO FORTE WARE-HDt II. ,.Ier-t'
THE subscriber constantly receiving from e.aat
i manuafactory Of NuSS, Ct.aE, New loth' an Il;
plan Piano Fortca possessing the latest "a c
decacy Of touch and sweetness OF tone, so pe'D'"
nufacture. emit, and W.
At,o, \ large assortment Of Musical Instruments cav
Merchandise III general. - - t,krr 8, q
Piano Foltes repaired, tuned, let on Hfs' -"
| change. ~
CHEAP MUSIC. .,,r. IN d.
The largest collection OF Music ever ohste" i-r pa
State NAV be selected FROM The store OF me vb.
now enabled to sell the Phiadelphla ana Ne" 'V'
and retail prices. ;, .,,.bsd ugVg X
Those purchasing 10 sell again Will be il!hs"' =
terms than they can md elsewhere IN the STAT =. ,ycg.
p.:no Fs7ts grd M'.ie Store. @lr'''' % -
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Bar@aiaS IN laH and EJnttr DEl huOD

~ iotu' ...,..,. ,r
u H. JENhlAS lnEncs Inc attention o m'I.h'i,', .''
ana "hrf> !" w l,"M 't "', S ~ ~ 80 800 NM.
"' 800, III m 49,, go ,,,@ "A ,,,s, q. Inv
h ~ "h'h WIN " s"'s s'n 'a',I 90 i., :, m.
VIZ >''ir "'''''' :. 49,, n, = -.
'"s curtains q ~ ~ 'ntnI,E..;,,' cn,tn- -
r,,r t -, n,,l ,'I Sh',Iin.. :, - : III ,gI I.l
hra'hrd ana Hh'''a' ''''' H''''=' q" VI = w. '" 80
per Amd
EI'ached shecunH> NJ i>-!i \afa W."
hnl'i'i.." u". - =, ~ 49,, Nv, 49, E,,is
very th"aI h'If"' '"'',''e, ~ ','' 49, '''''
t"u 'l'N'"ss, ',"," NJ, "a =, y" ri ,, and, ,;r,
,',a,, c,,,r"s handsome =, 10 ral cents and finer
,hraih ,a',I., hi''S"',' a. ~, "a ~. a. ~
NrW -N'c pau INV 'n -" ~ ~, ~, .ta .r
49, !,'"s ''i' " ' - ''' - ~ - "
I,,,nr ,Iluahutr. M O. To- II AMI lai cents
,i.'l " NJ Isl, 80 Nam "a ~. III ,,r ~.
,I t...,,..t., Ion. .,,F .,.,r. ,... E.
ui,h9' 49, ~ - , .5,' "'.- '''''
Elegant h"!'Ih ~ l"i'",> ava" ,''''!'
Rich pam, i-"t'd ana >'' >uh@
IlAii raw SUNS; ~" i-'"' '.''' ....t...
ia,n t','soa r -, = ", H. m ,,I.
French hc'i"oeS' '"'"''" ,npS -: ' "
:, 49,. ,.,r-.,. A. rrfrcs r,,n 81 and finer
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\ AND FOR StLE.Thc landed property belonging 10 The 'S
L. ra,c ii BExJAmx i,rcHTR. decd. Is offered tor sale
he. ON IN, Buckingham the lower end !" tnmhrr and
rrtn a mari extending into row Aaan aud contains about
twelve ur fifteen hundred acres
,, unnecessary any SerG par't lar account ol H.
=. il presumed ~ would buy property OF u KIND merely
:n d,.tr.rgn. Persons wishing I" Purchn," arc invited "a
conc and examine themselves lal hr on The place r." the
u,, Two or Inrfc months; Mr. b. Burwe III the mniei
nrphbor 20 the land point ont the lines Sc !" an:
erSonw wish L" see them.
II e made IA tIne the purchaser N!i be above" '
pril lcgr 81 seeding a crop Of wheat tbs Fall. .
' ELIZABETH W HATCHER,
Etcufrtr d RsaImin Hatcher, afc'a.
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL.-Thc subscriber IN Ch-'. +.
Y RrcHAap 4. ". UukT, who has high l>a.ol!"'' rs
Ter and notifications. Teacher IN IN, fanny ~. y" LII
va,r HI. school viii commence on Doth January '
The Goth of December, with vacation from me 10 -. T..
10Th July In this School WILL be taught on @ ,gr.a 81,
bTanrhes the. Mathematics Latin and Greek IANs'-
the rnIirc. L Of the French. t...,l.s.
The Subscriber VIII hr prepared to accomi".l11
vance Nv residence Is three miles IrDm u =.
road leading To oE2uge COurihcuse-po>t ~ . rr
References as 10 llr. Dukes Qua icatipn> 1" ~,
Cen VIM +. Gordon, James |. Gordon, atd 'al''
Of Aiben.aflc and Dr. Charles E,ac Of otanst uv SCOT
-, -, :y;--sriv'
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ssass i'll lsS;s
IaEEs;T;;S.sSI XVII 3E 4 -
smsJIkEHAEIAH pa aiIss
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TOR the rI.c Of White SweIIincs. ScrouIocs pad 9TH
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windows Blys Gems. and external diseases generally.
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ps-aud IN every external bodily ,rH that ag JAZZ
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Is mild and plra-au; IN II operations. .
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head thoug IL the your most potent SyscIh bI
The patient lanes Eghn, sp carpenter, had ms ts
and leg from hip downward Greudi4lly scni"i 10y ir
setting of an enormous cau.Grnn of pitch, IN the Dry .
The poor fellow in eAtrr" torture when wa 'a!..
and Was almost afraid thar he would have 10 submit! 10 an
zion; bur ing the mirhuo>ly attractive power Of your
Inen laid plentiful upon the parts aertrt, ana h2'
great pleasure md that II afforded almost mimrdLie !tr
that The Sufferer able ir hold rational conversation WIN
two hours Application; 10 h. ""r emphatic ,i
sion he felt drawing the rc nu o. inns and ~ seven
day> the wound inr healed - la permit Im a.
abroad though IL wa, three wrck- htlur. allowed ham '
SUM hi. usual phrou -ri hr hnrp, u pn'la
case a. feel l;crcd IN the circulation q" yol ahu.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-25

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