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"HEADS. | WIN TAILS, YOU LOSE"

The art Of turning ont aud putting IN has certainly
arrived to wonderful pcrieci,on. under lie present ad
mnisirstiun. Witness the history Of late removal al
Cleveland, Ohio. as thus lngennously given in Tues
DAYS Nadlsunian:
at may be necessary To inform the reader that Mr.
Barker (the rcmnycd) Democrat until after
the election IN 1910. but made his peace with the
Clay Wings during the reign Of Granger, and retain
cd Office. Mr., Andrews, the new Postmaster. on
the other hand vuted with the Wings IN 1910, but
has since eoopefaied heartily with the Democratic par.
tv"
The ingenuity Of the Court paper in Selling and dis
playing that view Of matter which most fatal Ia him
! means 10 defend has constantly excited admlrn
ton. A mus, helpful and most conscientious friend
have the w hips had IN their President according to
because he turned WHY in 1910. and rewards former
Wing because since $40 'he has heartily co operated
with the D.mncrals'" II Democrat turned Wing
our Wing Presidcn, rr,.crhrd him; and If Wing
ed Demolsi. the sane Wing President promotes him !
sun. the has such comp cann Of cross diff
cul,,s and tu lsts that II hard IN resolve the
c,nsargultltlos OF man WHO, marrying hls grand
unthrr sisier. neph'w 10 his own children. Did
the President erect Mr. Barker for having been Demo.
iii 1870 ur tor having On eyil hour) turned
Nhq about the tim when he himself ceased o be 81
and did h. promote Mr.. Andrews for having once been
vehement Wing. or having. by some mysterious
influence lnbhcd snch denrec Of discretion as 10 SEQ
operate with the Democrats" soon as his .wn yariy
had suoceeded| We confess ourselves puzzled.
Nat Int
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LAND FOR SALE.

WISH to sell the tract of land on which reside IL
Il ing on tho waters Of Flat Creek in CaL,p be
county adjoining the lands Of John C. Norman George
lnlile aud others, within mile Of the road leading
TO New London, about mile and half from Swim
neys Tavern, abou, miles from Campbell Court House
and about II miles from Lynchburg II contains 1913.
acres; one third o II cleared; the unccarcd land
well numbered. This land Is pr luctyc. and is well
adapted to the growth oi tobacco, wheat, &c On it
IN an excellent site for Saw Mill, and the tract itself
az well Ms the contiguous counry affords abundance Of
timber tor carrying advantageuusly such mill The
improvements are hewn log dwelling house, containing
Tour rooms OF convenient sizes good stables; negro cabins
&c There is well OF good water in the yard and
some htle distance from the house s spring Of excel
lent water.
Were II not that wish to accomplish special oh
ect should be tn selling this land being wei
pleased with 1t and the neghborhood; but AZ the accom-
p,shment OF this object depends upon my selling it. |
will give any person disposed To purchase liberal bar
gam. FRANCIS w SCOTT
sept Is I'm
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The Mechanics Savings Bank.

'I'lfls INSTITUTION will receive on deposit AL
sums OF money current in Virginia, if not less in
mount than dollars and will issue certificates therefor,
signed by the President. Treasurer and Secretary bind
ing fully all the Stock, Funds and Property of the In
stution for the payment thereof when demanded upon
ten days notice, with interest thereon from the date there
OIL at the rate Of three per centum per annum for such
may be demanded within four months, and four per
tum per annun upon such shall have remained ,ur
and not exceeding SIX months, and five per ccn,um per
annuIn for longer period than six months.
AMMON HANCOCK, President,
PAUL G. BOWLES, Secretary,
HENRY Is. RICHARDS. Treasure
DlKCCTOIiS.
JOHN {. SnAoKLEFonp, THos. o. AGREE,
AUG. LEFTwicH, JoHs H. TYRES,
DAVID Z. REESE, SAM. w. SHELTON,
PLEASANT LABBy, JoHS KIssiER.
Nov. % ifim-wt29S
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w i ba 1e Eli ~" 'A''''' 10" ''' cash Or II
so hhds Sugar, n. o., Porto Rico and Vera Cruz
from common to the best
500 bags Coffee part extra fae
Az hhds., tierces and bills \. o. and Porto
Nlolasses
do Syrup, very superior
do extra g
500 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
200 do Ground Alum g
200 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
800 lbs. best Spanish Float Indigo
500 do Nader
100 casks Nails and Spikes, I'D to inch
tons Tredegar Tyre Iron in. to 2 inches
10 do country Bar do
10 bbs Tanners Oil
10 hhds Stone Ware assorted at manufacturers
prices
100 boxes Sperm and I'ailow Candles
% do brown Soap
10 bays Race Ginger
10 do heavy Black Pepper
900 lbs. Green COpperas
81 bbls Eerrngs and Shad
10000 lbs western bacon
50 boxes < Il and 10 x II Window Glass
10 do 10 u II. very superior
. ucrces fresh Rice
5 boxes Starch
p CHESTS AL boxes Tea. part extra fine G. Pow
% doz. painted Buckets
% nests Iron bound Tubs
5 do do large size
10 doz horse Buckets, assorted sizes
20 doz Bed Cord 3, i and 9 stran
5 doz Corn Brooms
10 cases Tobacco Oil
25 boxes Loaf Sugar part equal any ever seen in
this market
900 lbs. East Boston Crushed do
900 lbs. common do
500 lbs. Sal Eratus
% boxes Tin plate l-3X
900 lbs. American SheetIron
500 lbs. Zinc
rs boxes Rasins
81 reams Wrapping paper
$50 do Fools Cap and LetterPaper
20 NJ Cigars, from common to very fine
2,)o) lbs. A n rcan blisered Steel
500 lbs. Alum
gross Backing, SC, &c.
GE0. BAGBY & CO.
July e t.
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NEW STOCK OF
Il II u T. II X II s.

NEW STOCK OF
q II u e II Il XE s.
uSr RECEIVED AT OUR CASH STORE
which we offer for sale low, for cash or in barter
~ hhds \. o., Z. r., ST. Cro,x and Clarified Su,
loo bags R'o, Cuba, I.agura and Java Coffees,
IL bbs. aid hhds. Molasses,
100 SACKS Liverpool Salt,
1000 lbs. Sole Leather,
80 keys Nails
10 =" Box Nails,
3 tons Iron,
! ton Blistered Steel
10 bbls Tanners Oil, a good article,
3 boxes Sperm Candles.
II " Hull & Sons and Tallow do
bags Ginger. bags Pepper, and bag Allsn;cc.
5000 lbs. Family Bacon. ''''Y'@o'
New N. G. Clipped FIerrincs.
20 boxes e>1 10 and l0< IL Glass.
10 Loaf Sugar,
| ticrce Rice.
| box Starch,
Teas in caddics and 6 Ii. boxes.
6 doz. painted Buckets.
III nests Tubs. irun bound,
D . 6 wooden do.
ID half boxes Raisins.
80 reams Wrapping Paper,
3 do Letter and FooLscsp do.
oooo los. Cotton Yarns. Lynchburg and CUNNINGHAM
-, 4 Anderson's Factories,
WIN many other articles usually kept in our l,nc spcb
as hats. Caps Powder and Shot Cigars, Alum. Saline
're' indigo Aladder, Domestic Oznaburps Chcap Cali;
Goes, &c, Sc We solicit call from our friends and
the public generally BIT. TINSIEY & e. '
Afril Is ,s
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ZL'llSk Sale.

by virtue If deed of trust executed 10 the subscr,
A. oer by Henry Hall and Catharne his wife. to
secure debt therein mentioned, bearing date the l7th
OF December, lelo. and recorded in the Hps,;ncs
Court OF the town of Lynchhury will sell. at public
auction, on the premises, for cash. on Thursday. the I'd
OF November next, a HOUSE AND LOT on nin,h
street ard on Federal Hill adjoining the residence Of
OF Mr.. Isaac Adams. | will convey only such title as
is vested in by the Aforesaid trns, deed.
JNO. EARLY, Trustee.
w ,SN
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TO FARM Frs.

VIE subscriber has rented for the present year the
.LnHERST MILLS, situated Immediately on
the BANK oi the Canaland Is now prepared To
aud grind Wheat for toll His terms are one TENTH or he
will give barrel of superline Flour Richmond inspec
ton for five bushels of wheatO7 if any persons wish
to ship their Whea, to Richmond, he will receive and
forward II with all possible despatch, at such price as
cannot tail to please. ! refer to Jas l.. Lampkin Jno
VI Williams David w. Burton, Esqrs, Col. Lang
horne and Gen Roies. JAS SlrTPIIJN
Amherst, August 4, 1912 Is
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$134,NNy
From the Nttc Orleans Bullrfia.

orANp.RD OF Cn.RAcrER ON REp RIVERA gen
tieman Just returned from visit l., Alexandri, and TN,
aoJaeh' country. informs ms Of the acknow lodged stan
dard {" moral character upn Red X yer. |, all ,rds rs
Measure la know that while hat rich sect ~ OF country
is being brueh ioa state Of perfect cultivation n, hs+
progress is making towards the Improvement Of manners
and the raising oi morale 10 lofty standard
lie relates tha al dinner party after the ladies' had
rehIed dscusson arose AS 10 the relative good quail
ties It the unmarried females who had lust sbsen,od
themselves. The accordance Of much excellence was
made willingly To all bat one. She was the resident Of
ad stan, town. and comparative stranger to all bu, one
oi the gentlemen. lie elderly mat noted far his
charitable speaking towards all woren Ifthev had
faults, he mantied them overf virtues, he took plea
sure IN paradiag them.
Miss Is. is very beautiful" said one
And very intelligent said another 'for sat noxt
her at dinner"
lis her moral character good" asked a young bach
elor. adore ssing the old gentleman.
"Periectly' said he. ''Why my dear man. she raises
three hundred batscf cottont'
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Here then we have | 50 votes. not including Georgia
Michigan and Arkansas. States in which the chances
are in favor. say nothing Of Pennsyl vania The
prospect therefore full ofsncourngoInent The popu
lar vote was with ia 1910. by nearly ls0,0D.-
With the samo measures earnestly advocated throughout
the country. and with the necessity Of those Measures
still more distinctly Immersed the popular mind and
with the party more thoroughly united than al the
pres.nt-I, reenls u us thai vlctOTy Is certain.
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vENiE SUBSC RIDER is now receiving from the
Northern Cities, large assortment Of Goods in his
"e Of business. selected with great by himself
10 which he ud respectfully invite the attention oi
the public In his assortment viii he found many rare
and b,autiul + A CY GOOD IS
which he is able To offer at low prices, Ladies' ORES
sing Cases, Fancy Boxes Fancy Soaps. Hair Oils
Farna Cologne. Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes, Acc,
dians Seaai Cases, Chess men, Backgammon Boards,
Drafts men, Violin Strings. &c, &c
lie has taken unusual to select good assortment
oi beaullu Toys, many ot them entirely new HIS
tock If Confectionery Is large and Of excellent quality
Tie would mention his French and HAVANA PRE-
SERIES, Preserved Ginger, French and Italian
Candies Brandy Fruits, such Pears. Peaches Ap-
pricois, Cherries Prucnes. Rein Claude. Grapes Straw
berries and Curanls. Ais, large Jrtment of fl
shell Almonds, Fherts, Walnus Cream Nuts Pea
Nuts. Cocoa Nuts, Rasins, Currents, Citron Sc &c
lie is manufacturing Candies of the best quality
which he is enabled to offer merchants on as rood
terms article Of the quality can be purchased
IN the Northern Cities. All lovers of GOOD Sc
GiR are invited TO call; his stock Of Principe ana
Havana, they may be assured, that they will find a
very superior article Grateful for the liberal pa,rona re
heretofore extended Ia HIM, he would most respectfully
solicit continuance OF the same determined no effort
shall be spared on his part 10 merit H.
GEO. w. YANCEY.
September ~ Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10

Court held for Halifax county tie Court house
"A thereof, Monday, tho I'D d,y OF Angus, 1872:
Armistesd Owen, Jesse HALEY and Tempe HIS wife john
Gaess and Frances his wife, Haley Shaw and Caroline
his wife, John II. Wyatt and Pamela has wife, rLomasP
Compton and Mary Jane his wife and Sally Owen,
Plaintiff,
aydinst
Elizabeth Owen, John Owea and Staples Owen, and
Luther Ill. Tucker, Defend ants
In CHANcERY.
The Defendants, Josiah Owen, Staples Owen and
John Owen not having entered their app and APP
pearnS by Satisfactory esd that they nha bants
OF this commemorative: 1t ordered the said aeen-
dans josiah owen, Staples Owen, and John Owen, do aP
pear here the fourth monday in ,mber sxt
the bill of the plaintiffs that copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in Of the newspapers printed in
the town OF lyncheurg Tor two months succevey and
posted the front door of the Of sad county
court-day.
Copy-Te
VIM. HOLT, clI.,
Oct. ; w2,u
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LAW slb'ElCE.

HAVE taken my son JOHN II. GARLAND into
partnership with me in the PRACTICE OF LAW
We will regularly practise III the Courts of Campbell
Amherst. bedford, Nelson, the COOPERATION Of Lynch
ourg aud the Superior Court Of Buckingham Prolnp,
attention will be given 10 all business entrusted to our
management Address, }. & }. Il. GARLAND, Lmch-
b,pg. Virginia
shall continue to attend the Court Of Appeals
}. GARLAND.
Sept. q is
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Runaway

'hoM the subscriber, on the oath August, leA2'
Il residing in Campbell county, on sun.on river,
about vs miles southwest of Leesville, negro womsa
named ROSETTA
Said negro womans age is not exactly known, but sup
Psed to be twenty five yeam Old is Of ordinary height
san's very erect and is quick spoken Said negro
was ra'sed in Hanover, and expect she is aiming to
get back will give reasonable reward for the apprc.
henson and delivery Of said slave or secured in any Jail
so that get her again. Address Addison w. Ward,
LeesVe, Campbell county, Va
A. w. WARD.
&c The Richmond Wing will please publish the
above advertisement for one month"; and forward itsa
count to this Office for collection.
Sept. Is I'm
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NO EECE.

LII creditors OF SAMUEL Branch having a claim or
N claims embraced in tho first class Of debts, prov-
ded for in a certain decd executed To NE by the
nd Saml. Branch. bearing date The Ech day Of Janua
ry 1912 and OF record IN the Clerks ufce Of Campbell
county. hereby notified and required furnish mo
vita statement, Of their respective claims by the 25,h
Of November next, or they may be thereafter forever
debarre, from any participation in said deed; and all
those indebted TO as trustee aforesaid whOsc
due the 10th of this month. must come forward
and settle shall put them in the hands ot officers for
collection. Letters to will be addressed u, Oakve
2. o. Buckingham county.
WILLIAM d BRANCH,
Trustee n Sanl Branch.
The Richmond Wing viii please publish the aooye
advertisement twice week till IA, 9th Nov NEAT
n the country paper, and !nrwarl its to as o.
Ice for C ,llec.on.
July ID tG5E
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,'iesus WNiam Muse admir- Of Wm. Greenwood deed.
Thomas a. liolcomte and job" W. Otsy, parsn.r.
under Ms firm Of Holcoysdc f. Otey, .lrm,t.ad l..
Birrel md Le,rs Copper:
MAKE NOTICE, thai SHALL on the Sd day OF No
L vember, S42, a, the house Of Stephen Wool,
in the County Of Franklin. Va proceed to take the de-
positions Of John Prator AID others. be read on the
trial of sat in chancey depending in the Circuit Su
Permr Court Of Law and Chancery for Bedford Coun-
~, in which am Plaintiff and you D,lenda n,s and
shall continue the taking Of said dcp,si,ns for three
days. Yours &c. JOHN TINSLEY.
.9dnr. q Joseph H. Jeter deed.
Sept &c waws
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WALTOV' r TUQU.4
DAN RIVER LAND
FOR S.fLE.

VuNilE subscriber offers for sale his tract OF
Il LAMP, lying ON Dan River and Wynns Creek,
in the County Of Halifax Virginia. miles East
OF Milton, \. C. and the South side Of the river CON
tanning by survey SO .1CRES Of which there are 30
acres Of river and creek low grounds and one halter
Two tn rds OF the tact clear, Vi which there is
poron ot the finest kind Of TDH.|CCU L.S.s -
The Improvements are a comfortable DIFELLLN1.
HOUSE, with four ro',ns, good Tobacco Barns, VA,
gro Houses and all other buildings necessary y
Farm. lie deems particular description uni
cessary, as all pcrsns who wish buy Land like to see
it before they purchase.
lie would prefer selling privately bu. if ii is rot sold
before the 3Oth day OF September next, it will IN hs,
day 70 at public sale on the premises The terms
will be liberal and made known that day.
JOHN II. CARTER
July % Is
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CASH FOR ulDES.

WILL give the highes, prices for dried and raw
l. Tides, delivered at the Market House
ne subscriber will also receive them to be tanned on
SHARES, and the work to be done by responsible tan
as any In the State, and delivered a, the Mayke,
rs VIZ" WI ahhed WIN. l.. FAIR
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sale Of Slaves.

>aIc Of Slaves.
DuRSUANT To deed of trust executed by Ceoro.
Markham, bearing date the 18th Vi August 1885,
aud recorded IN the County Court of Amherst for pur
poses therein named, shall proceed SELL on the 18th
day Of . ober next, at the Market, house. III the town of
lynchbnrg, torcash, the following saves:l}ob John
Daniel, Asgy and her two children, Bob aud Sarah.
4. l.. MOSDY, Trustee.
Sept. 26 wt29O
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The London correspondent of the New York Union
" lies
Ine onl.ed states could mol have sent better Am
bassador to England than Mr. Everett His Lflv ocn;
ushs splendid eloquence-his pure literary tase-his
eminent attainmehts-his gentle manners-his gentle
manly bearing have upon the hearts of all classes
Ine degree Of Doctor Of Laws, which Dublin Unyer,i
" mas conferred on him. and which Cambridge has glad
y hacked IS the highest compliment, it could pay him
for Dublin University docs no, grant an honorary deyee
'oes II twenty years. believe that since 1915. has
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White sulphur Water.

olii IN bottles, barrels and half barrels, inst re
- ceyod. fresh from the White Sulphur Snrings !,
Hreenbr'er. and will be constantly kept on hand. at ou
G"rery Store in Lynchburg, Va. As sole Agents ior
WIN. h. l}alwe s DO.
Battles, s.. per dozen,
Halt barrels. s.,
Barrels, SIS.
b. r. TINSLEI 8 Co.
Mays Is
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
.NOTNEK'!S RELIEF.

I'lliS medicine ia the only tina, has come before
the public for the relief of mothers and is designed
f,r them, and them only 1t is cure for all com
pans, but for the desgned and the testimonials IN
It's favor being 80 strong, we recommend it as vaua-
BILE medicine pamphlet accompanies each bottle,
with full description OF its peculiar virtues. For sale
by DiNKLE s. RUuBOUGH
May % vt23N
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L.fUt .v'O1ECE.
IL d. a. COG HILL.

As located a, New Glasgow, Amherst Co. Va,
and will regularly attend the Superior and Inferior
Courts OF the counties OF Amherst and Nelson An bu
s'ness conided to his care shall receive prompt and dill
gent attention.
New Glasgow, Aug. % On
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Extensive sale of Valuable Prom.
Crty.

PURSUANT to the provisions OF a deed .f ,rust ~
- 'cu'ed to me by James D4an. Andrew Kinnicr and
ho'"as IT, l"wles, bearing date the day Of Jan
uafy ea2, aud duly recorded in the Clerks Oocc nf
'"e musings Cont OF Lynchbur! on the 18th day of
January. iSa2, tr certain purposes therein specied |
SNAIL on the day Of October next il fair if not the
h'Nt lar day thereafter (Sundays excepted y proceed To
sen 'r cash a, public auction, the LO'T ana IN
''Ot4. E.VT> thereon. 4, the junction of
"a"r ana Jefferson streets, in the town of ypchhuro
~cnP'n al The date OF said deed Lumber House by
polan, klnnier s Co y
Also seven Freight R0Hfs, with the furniture
INJURIES &c, belonging each twenty two Horses two
nus' ""y SETS Of harness, aud three Drays aud Har
III s s o',h2 the property IN said deed mentioned
ne Lumber House being under previous lien to TN,
Banks will be sold subject to tina, lien and the sale viii
lake place on the premises. The whole of the other
i'oFl'y WIN be sold on the bank of the Basin in Lynch
purS ana the sale will continue from day to doy un,i,
'he whoie OF SAID property shall be sold The lille I,
SAID property is believed to be undoub,ed but acna a.
nos'oe shall convey such title only a. is vesedin me-
" Si'o ueed' j WILLS, Trustee.
'f'' 'o tSOct.
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L.EEB' .V'OTICE.

k.fEt .V'OTxCE.
vuNiiE undersigned have associated themselves in the
Il practice OF Law, under the firm Of
EDLGY Il SPENCE.
They will give attention To all business confded to
their charge, and will attend the courts of Campbell
Amherst. Bedford aud the Corporation of Lynchburg
Office on the night side of the alley passing from
Messrs Payne s Gregory's Book Store to the Wash.
ington Hotel, where the other will generally be
found DAVID Il. EDLEY
DAVID +. SPENCE
June 20 ia
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granted only two; one 10 the Rev. Dr. Cooke an eminent
Ptcs,, clergyman. and tho sooond 10 the Hon I'd
ward Everett.
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Qoettral.



FFom ner rotums Of Poetry.
BY THOMAS CAMPBELL
The kiss that would make maids cheek flush,
wrssh, - Il kissing were a sin,
Aniaet tie Argus eyes and din
And tell-tAle Ela re Of noon,
Hiags but mSrnur and hlash,
BSnsaA The modest moon.
Ne Aays eone-ncver to ccme hack,
When 1--we rsturn'd epsraneH me -,
That still ito pictures move and glow
In the DARK CHAMBER Of my heart,
Leave not my memorys future track
Twill not let you part.
Twa, moonlight VIXEN my earliest love
First ap my bcscm dropi her head,
Amonept then concentr zied
The bliss Of years, as il the spheres
Their course had faster driven,
Had carried, EDoch-like, ahose,
A living man to Heaven.
'Tis By The rolling moon we measure
The data between the nup,ial night
And that biest hour, which bring, to light
The fruit Of bliss-ths pledge Of bliss
When we impress upon the Treasure
A fAthsrS earliest kiss.
The mooni the ear,hs ensmcrsd bride,
True ~ him in her very changes.
To other stars she never ranges:
Tho crossed by him, somstimes she dips
Her light, in sbort often. ed pride,
And faints 10 an eclipse.
The fairies revel by her sheen,
rrs whep the moons abo~s
The freely kindles into love,
And flashes light to show III
The nightingale sslutes her queen
OF heaven, her heavenly poet
hen W that lovely moonlight's gloom
Nee, at my grave and plight regard
Oh, could be the Orphean bard
ofwhon il lie reported
That nighensal.. sung or his tomb
" hilst lovers came and courted'
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4 HASTINGS. Pots. Ovens, Skillets &c For sale
~ cheap for the money IL. .. RICHARDS.
July ~ Is
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CHICKERING PIANOS.

I'HE SUBSCRIBER has procured the agency f,r
L the sale II those truly splendid Instruments, made
by Clckerng & Mlckeys, Of Boston.
Iotho5e painted with Instruments from this Man
niactory, we say nothing, feeling confident they cannot
fail 10 please.
10 lhose unacqnantcd with them say, ONLY
TRY THEM, and you Will find them not inferior l.,
the celebrated Brentwood Pianos Of London.
We do not sell them tral--not because we are a
Trad 10 risk trial, hui for The reason that majority
ot persons not Judges and such our confidence in
ho manufacturers that willing stake our rep
utation upon their tone and durability being warranted
to stand any climate.
The above Instruments hand, and for lie, at
the sign of the Golden Mortar, Bank Square, Lynch
burg, Va, by ID. II. LYMAN
Aug. 3 Wl2m--if AMI Of