' r...’2«:ir;t_.r;c_. iiiinieiisc numbers of sea horses
\
\‘.1l‘i(l:’ti§‘.l distaiice, ll’l'd(‘ll l'0St‘-lllilllllg‘ agroup .
‘racist THE cA7rsi<iLL RECORDER.
Death of the ./llmamiclc.
Now !nidnight’s silent solemn hour
Broads lonely o'er the snowy lawn,
\~Vliile contemplation, wakeful power,
Softly proclaims the N ew-Year’s dawn.
But hark—tlie'A1maiiack-——tlie friend
VVhose chat has cheered me througli ti
Its voice now sinking to its end,
From yonder mantle shelf I hear.
“ The cruel time arrives-—in vain
I cliidc the moments they are done;
Poor Almanacks are born to pain-—-
How soon our annual race is run I
“ Twas early on last New-Ycar’s day
Tbatl was fixed upon the wall,
Condemned behind a cord to stay,
‘Wide open to the view of all.
“ The weather faithfully I’ve told,
The letter’s date was mine to tell,
And how the lumiiiari.-3s rolled,
And what the moon’s strange face befel.
“ Oil have I told the ruling sign,
‘lave noted every holiday,
Sinrl many a recipe of mine
Has routed fell disease away'._
“ The husbandman my knowledge p1‘ai'::etl,
The lawyer my directions used,
My page the patriot songlias raised,
My anecdotes a laugh diffused.
“‘VVli‘en Edgar in his waking dreams,
Glancedvot the dear appointed day,
To me he looked, if Luna’s beams
"iVou3tl light him on his liomcward way.
7‘ And lovely June, with cautious heed,
41"-’i‘i',' columns oft liatli viewed. tosee
\V'lieii lightsoine eves nzould '\‘i"illiaiii lead
'l'o2is7.; her o’er the dewy lea.
“ Tl‘:l'Ol.lg‘ll joy, or ciirelessiiess, or liziste,
Oil have they flung me rashly by,
By children, dirt, or grease defaced,
Or doomed on dusty shelves to lie.
“ The ch.i:l~: sti'-ikes twelve! O fatal chime!
I die, with itiousaiitis at the sound :
But ll‘.Clti*.“.'illf.l!$ more the hand of '.'.'ime
At morn shall place behind the cord.”
Stay, stay, old fr'2end-—liut ah, too late 3
Time’.~; lie-':(lles.s car sweeps all away!
But mcitirii not thy unhappy fate;
l'i'l.a N. too. is liasteiiing to decay.
4% -
ll/liscellaiiy.
Ifrom the Loiirloii Courier of .7‘-."u*v. 16.
The following is an extract of an inter-
esti.ng letter 1'ccUiV'€?tl !1Y'3f~.a"_‘3-!'“‘ * ' '
1 X 1 i '
ti.-‘use. from on hoain ‘me
the ‘J-9.sss;-iii l-.‘.t..=*l'-' "“"”
r " i '
'41. l..
- i _ A . -.135-.iiii came to
: '... .i.‘t1.ll’ 1-laveii, wliich is si:uated be-
t\'-.";’.C21 two lslaiuls called ‘.7r_:f;il Sang and
C'l:ivci' Cl'f’.". ‘Un those, and the iieigh‘oor-
iisg lSl'—.1l‘.-(l!~a‘, we discovered iiiiincrotis herds
of r-::in (i'8:’:‘.lf'§ and in runiiiiig in for the aii—
wcrc. seen lying on the ice,liiiddlcd together,
of cattle. Vile siicceedeil in killing several.
some:-. of which were of pi'odi2;ioiis size; loi-
in-tzeiicc, one which we cut up W:1Slll)lll‘i(l to
. ' ' I V .
wcigli twenty hundred weight. I iesc an-
imals are seeii every where near the éaiid,
on. the ice, as well in the sea: an are .
found in the bays {wlzich are iiiziizci-wit» all zi-
iong the (‘,u:ist,) lying on the "ht-a-en, spine-v
tiincs l‘,().‘l‘l2€ anipuiit oi sev:.‘ral lltlll(li’€~uS.-:-
’.‘.'o a stranger they present the 1l1()Sl_'.‘ ‘ugly
and forbiddiiig aspect iniaginalile. "ion
much annoyed by shot, tlicy assemble their
forces—surrou:id the boat, as if dctcrniiiicd
to retaliate: thirty, forty, or nilorc, will ap-
p .' I-+1 ‘vnost attic
peat in ct .l_Y uiicction mi. . .
sianie inoinent, aiin so iiezir, that ti .2 muzzle
ofyour musket will l'CtlCi!_tl'l‘Ell' licads : they
now" make a liissiiig, h=.u'kiii5>; kind of a noise;
and no sooner l‘CC(‘lV{‘ your tire than they be-
come apparently furioiis, roll about, descend
probably for a minute, when tllcy 1'8-'c1P‘pC-al‘
with iminciise increase of llZl‘.llJ(‘l"S, apd seem
ro iortionalilv boldc" in their assau ts.
P “1 Several of our osirs \V‘t‘.1'L’- snapped in two
or otherwise l.)l".)l{'.‘l! by them. In theirlupl-
- 3 i'-l:s ‘’ °-Mat sire. 'w.iic1
per Jo.» nit. too ta.-3.... oi gm . .
seem as if iiitciitlcd by ii:it:;ro to form the
pi'?‘:'_:cip;«il l.‘.-‘.-"‘-l.'l—.‘3 of :l':i'c::~::>, 218 well zigainst
. . - . o "_ _ j
the 't‘tliL‘-.(7l'-ZS of their (‘«llC’.iE|l4.‘.S :15‘: to l"t'.lSU aiiiu
support their liiigc. caicases wlioii they cle-
~ .. i . ~'
‘rate tiicinsclves f.-_-om the sea to the ice , tiiese
D . ‘
tasks are ofthe pzirest ivory, and, wlicn they
il?.VC ohtainctl their full _c;,‘t'<i\‘«'tlI, =‘cI"~‘ Of 0011*
sidcrahlc value. Their hides are very thick,
and of-the tsiiighcst texture; but they are
coarse, and fit only for placing on the rig-
ging of ships to prevciit chaliiig. When
brouglit on board,_thcir bodies eiiiitted a most
intolerable stench; to get rid of wliicli, as
soon as they were skiinicd, the carcaso was
thrown 0VCI'lJf)21l'(l. The reindeer of Spitz-
bcrgcn, of which we prociircd 9. ph.‘_iitifiil sup-
ply, do not, I think, (ll:ll‘t‘.l' essentially from
tliedcer of England, except that; ‘<18 _t!l€‘- 3“-
tunin advances, they begin to cast their sinn-
iner coat, and, during the \'.’l.lll"Cl' moiiths, be-
come perfectly white, even in the end of J unc
their winter coat was but beginiiing to fall
off, and many of those we killed, were Still
nearly white. We also ‘saw many white‘
boars, but only succeeded in killing one.»-—
bout 7' or 8 days, during which time, we (the
two ships) succeeded in killing about 45 or 50
deer, the weight of which averaged atlcast,
120 pounds. Vic again put to sea, hoping
._.-.. ...-~..--....\. u. .—--m-.;--, want’
so, 32.
Si'ilg?Ll(Z1' 19isco've~i'y.-—-l\'Ir. Bullock, of the
museum, with a part of his family, lately
sailed in the cutter lg‘-lizabetli, on a voyage
of iiivestigatioii to the iiiifreqiiciited isles of
the north of Europe. In Sanda. one of the
Urkiicy isles he visited, the sand has lately
been blown away to the depth ef 20.,feet, and
has discovered the remains of biiildings of
vast antiquity, enclosed by stone walls, and.
nearly half a mile in extent. Some of the
houses are very large, and roofed with stem,
of a prodigious size. There are scircitalf;
circular tumuli, some containiiig three graves ‘
none of which are more than four feet six
inches long. There is not the sliglitcst tra-
dition that can throw any light on these curi-
ous reinains, which liave yet been but very
slightly iiivestigated.—-Loin. Pop.
---Eh’? *3l'-‘-lJ'—-
aiige as much as to say, your poor beggar-ly
cold country cannot produce that! I showed
him a whang of abear liaimock, meaning
that I did na’ care a fartliiiig for him, nor his
lcltllel‘, as long’s I ha’ this! But by
t’s guid. (concluded Geordy,) I’m an-
t. tl'l2.lI I didna’t thrash the hide 0’ the
‘.'t:l lg’
-—-mi--21:--b--
_..... ..;t of a letter from a gentleman in Geor-
gia, to his frioiul in Newarlc, JV‘. J.
“ While on this subject, (the importation of
:icgroes,) I will relate an affecting anecdote
that came to my knowledge yesterday. My
neighbor, Mr. B. had purchased 20 of that
unfortunate race a few weeks ago in Charles-
ton, ainoiig whom was awoman about twen-
ty years of age. On the way home they
stopped to pass the night at a house on the
road, just as the negroes belonging to the
owner of the place, were returning from
tllcir labor in the field. One of them pro-
‘."i“_{l to be the husband of the woman. They
hr"-.d been torn asunder two years before in
Africa. They met in this distant dime, and
with such emotions of joy,/mixed with bit-
l2t‘.3.'l'lt?SS and grief, on the ifecollectioii of their
past and present coiiditioln, as may be more
eipilyconceivcd than deécribcd. They flew
ti each other—asked an liundi-ed questions
I
tell you what you may do--let lier.mou_nt the
horse and hold the whip : do y'ou‘then-mount
behind her and you are safe, for she runs a-
way with you. The lawyer was, however,
sufliciently punished for his advice when
next day be found it was his own daughter
who had run away with his client.
—--—-aux‘-l1‘%-22Z~1-----
» FROM THE BOSTON -YANKEE.
.7t[ed'itat'lons for the commencement of the year.
Welcome, thou faithful monitor of man!
who like an herald dost loudly proclaim the
flight of his few and evil days, and call him
to rellect on the rapid lapse of time. “There
is now the former year? "I‘isrgoiie and num-
bored with the ‘ years beyond the flood.’—..
Never, mrver more shall its days and months
return to man. The leafless trees all again
bud and expand its foilage by the warm and
rarifying breath of spring; the bare fields-
and meadow shall be covered with a. carpet
of green, intermixed with flowers and blos-
soms of varied hue ; the sun -shall again re-
turn from his distant southern journey, and
climb the steep of heaven, bringing life and
beauty, joy and gladness with his genial’
beams: but time, once gene, is gone for go.
or.
The last year has accomplished its impor-
tant errand and is gone to register its inter-
ald looking at the spectators, who sympathi-
0,. two Way: Qf gggg,'._,;,§ a std in their feelings, ahd declared they should
WEVCI‘ be pat-ted.-—-Mr. B. who is a man of
Story.
King. James V]_ on {-'cm,,v;ng- to Lem-gm,’ itimanity, was present at this afibctiiig scene.
was waited upon by the Spanish Ainbassa- Ii’? im"19*1!flt“!)’ °!f‘“'9d the °W"91' Of the
dor, a man of e.i'uditioii, but who had a croch- llsllantla t0 S01!’ the Wife 01' l"11’C!13S0tl1G 11118-
et in his head that every country should .»“1d-*bl!!3i!1Vf‘~i“! He then 0fll3l'€’—dt\V0 ne-
Prqfcssorqf Sig: :
I-on
~u
impartial records of heaven. How awful,
ere long, will be the report; for time is-'3;
faitliful recorder. lt neither does nor can
mistake; nor will it ever be bribed to var-
nish over the crimes of men with the shining
semblance of virtue, or the glare of patriot-V
ism and honor. How many thousands of‘
csting and solemn contents in the grand and«~
that they had him to cu-xi-iiaiii i\t.¢.'..g_.~f_.'>.t e'.»=.—- i
liave a Professor of Signs, to teach him and 533093 f01'l!!3 !!!a““‘b"t the W!"‘l5C!! W°“!d (10
the like of him to understand one afi0il1E¢l‘.~—--
Tiio Ambassador was lamenting one day, ‘be-
fore the kiiig,this' great desidcratuni tli1?cis_z§li-
out all Europe, when the King, who was a
q'tl(‘.cl‘lSlIS01‘l10f man, says to him, ‘ VVhy, I
have a Professor of Signs in the in-est nor-
tlieriiniost College in my doniinioiis, v'r-2. at
Aberdeen : but it is a vast way oft‘, perhaps
600 inilcs.’—-‘ W'ere it ten thousand leagues
oil’ lsliall see liim,’ says the Aiiil*ass.~__'ioi',
‘ and am £lei.t3l'll]ln€!l to set out in two or ‘i.lii‘-cc
days.’ The King saw he had conimitted
liiiiistrlf. and writes, or causes to be written,
to the Uiiivcrsity of Aberdeen, stating the
case, and dcsiriiig the Preccptors to put him
oil‘ some way, or make the best of him. The
Ambassador arrives "W1 with _.g'i'rat
solciniiit,V ; but soo’ ' 4 -4 "'!‘l(.'l1 2
of them had tlielw ‘
Si-1'“-:‘ - I. ‘.6 ... .
ild not rctuiu. ._
3 i:- - the .A.lI1l)€lSS’.t(iOI', ‘ 1
4 .. -... return, though it weretivelvc
Lionths.’ Seeing that this would not do, mid
pence all the while, they contrived a ‘.Itrata-
gem. Tliere was one Geordy, a btucl;-er, l
blind of an eye, with much wit and ro;;ii«:ei'y
about him. He. is got, told the stoi'y,:tiid
I
l.‘
dcrtakes it. The Ambassador is now .' ld
Geordy is gowned, wigged, and placed iira
chair of state in a room of the College. all
the Professors and the Ambassador being iii‘
an adjoining room. The Ambassador is noxl
shewii into Greoi-dy’s room, and left to COIN}
verse with him its well as he could, the ~.v§1-:ilr..i;
of the Professors waitiiig the issue wi'.';h Ll.
one of his fingers to Geordy ;——-Gem-dy holds
_up two of his ;—-‘-The Arnbassntlor holds up;
three. Geordy clinches his fist mid looks‘
stern. The Ambassador then takes an or- -
angc from his pocket, and holds it up ;-—
Geordy takes 3. piece of l)ll.l'.l(‘.y cake ~fl‘:':m :—.
his pocket and holds that up. After which J
the Anibassn(loi- bows to him and ret.ires.to
the other I’r0fessors,"wlio as-ixiously ll'lq!lll'(’:!
his opinion of their brother. ‘ He is a per-I
fcct miracle,’ says the Anibassador ; * I would ’
not give him for the wealth of the Indies !’-—-
‘ Well,’ says the Professors, ‘ to descend to;
partictilars.’-—‘ ‘Why,’ says the Ambassador, ’
- I first held up one finger denoting that thci-c g
was one God; _lie held up two. sigiiityiiig.i
that these are the Father and Son ; l lurid
up three meaning the Father, Son, and Elf’)-.{
ly G-liost, he clenched his list, to say '»tli;e.t
these three were one. I then took c-ut'an_’
orange signifying the goodness of £3.r_oil, w’uc—.
gives his creaturcs not only the 3‘-.€CL‘1‘.-iSlllt‘.S;
but the luxuries of life, upon wliich,- the won-(’
lilo to every luxury.’
so \\ ell ; so having got quit of the Allllittssfly
dor, they next got to Cveordy, to hear .fitf‘I
version of the signs. ‘ ‘Well, Geiii*dy,,ftov."
have you come on, and what think "I101
you man i’’--—--‘ The 1'ascal,’ said (£§!l'd.‘7i
‘ what did he do first, think ye? fie" Old U~':I
one fingcr,‘as much as to say )"0l"v"‘5'!-!'-lt
one eye! Then I held up two, Il1t)l(llll1g that
my one eye was perhaps as goof’ 35 L9‘-'L’i1 Ci
his. Then the fellow held up-tl) 60 0l'.!I13 filif
gcrs, to say that there were bu} tlirce ewe be-
tween us; and then I was so mad at the scouts-
drcl, that I stocked my naive and was 14>
come 3. whack on the siilcof his licatl, ailtl
would ha’ done it too, but for yoiii*.si:'.l;es.--‘,-
Then’ the rascalv,did_not stop with his provol-
We continued at anchor in ’F:-iii" Haven a-
cation here 5 but forsootli takes out an or)»
i
I
.tlu'l‘8lll,\ vlicn the well navnd in ....,i mi-
(.")l‘.llllIi-
:i'uiiiict’« Of Saviiig the iiegro"s life, liaviiig a ‘d
-,l,iin."1'(’-,gt1l.‘i(.l i0 tlit:_',fsafety Of {liege :::‘.>.;~l-.'i_1,.'-_=.rl
above ,’ Early on I‘-‘rid-.iy inziriiizep; he went— 1'
isileii that he heard a voice, he agziio set a- S
bout cleariiigithe. well, and assisted by no-
iiistructcd to be it Pl’()ll‘.E¢SOl' of Signs, lint.
not to speak on pain of death! Geordy‘un- 1‘
that the Professor of signs would he lituie 55 . _ _ _ pd
next day, at which he 1‘t?_]0lCe(l greatly.-\--. ‘$113119-‘ll’ "‘~‘1'yl1tt!“ "‘.l‘“‘ °
Wt-dnesday last, within 10 or 19. iiiiles/_J'f
Lexiiigtiiii, in Rockbi-idge county, Va. 'lTI'lS
case is the deplorable suicide of C2t])t._,‘{'”D'_
C,-rt Hniiston, one of the retained ofliptt‘i'S 01
e‘~.,a-," the United States’ army. Capt. iii.)-’I€ LUX-
and tremblinux The Ambassador holds up We
-!llS return, in a sudden fit/07 .l’l“"3"Z.l’s he
dcrful nian presented a piece of bread .=:liow- l/z’\V in I O d t
o . u - I I . . 1 I ‘I O‘ I i -
ing that it was the stall of life, and protein Ami 300 ldl!_TZ§l)’ -1_i3,;“( 0 fl -oWt!‘»!“i1" ‘ff
«—'[‘he Ppdfessorsl fthc bar for his prote tonal aid to affect this
were very glad that matificrs had turned out 0ll,]6‘-'t- Allie!’ list“ . ‘ ‘_
um case, the attom r ueinnndcu a fee 01. on-
ly three (1 " lars, wl ;h the defendaiitprompt-
l y paid dowxn, liigl
ncss of the suing.
“rent to tl]e-‘mag. «I"¢ltC,S 0iI]CC Hllll the
to the case, ai
h',itlicr. The momentary pleasure the poor
clcatnres experienced, when Mr. B. was en-
(Ilavoring to prevent them from being sepa-
1': ted , was convei-ted into frantic agony when
titty saw nothing would avail. All who
'.l»3l‘B present blatk and white, united in en-
tieziti.-ss ; and every eye but the miscreant
( vncr of the huiband, was in tears. N oth-
would 'sot"i"n his obduratc heart--and
tbs unhappy vptims of his cruelty were a
5§ft‘flll(.l time l'i‘>trall y torn asunder.
I
-.—-j——-
_ RICHMOND, Jan. 9.
I The follo iiig remarkable fact occuri-ed
en the 24111 nst. at \Vestbury, in the county
tf CllaI'l(‘lS, ity.
I A l1(‘_f'.,)‘l;‘.'(,'! man descended into a well for t
the pin-pzlsc of removing some olistructions
I
iiperatioii so loiig as lioiih ,i['(:..
.0 the well and called to the man lie-low. Sat- C
TOES from the neigliboring l'-.irms, he siii:ccetl-
:1 in the evening of that day in extricatiiig
ire slave, after having l‘Cl'l1{l.llZ‘.‘{l under the
{( 4'I1n '._'nnII (sf n:~_—-
coiniiiuiiicate"’ as I liave had an opportuiiity
t‘9t!._ni,v men? liiivc Icmiductctl l.‘-l}'f:"C.il as if
my licart, word of my tongue and action of
my life? Alas! while my days have been
passing away, and like a cloud vanishing to
be seen no more, how many of tliciii have I
Touml for two days and one night, He spent in airy vaiiitics,inti'iliing pursuits, in
‘me neglect of duty, and in prcsumptuoiisly
giiiiiiiig against God.
human victims has the lsst year seen sacrifi-
ced at the guilded shrine of ambition! how
many destroyed by the secret and insinua-
ting poison of intemperance and debauchery !
how has it seeii the great and mighty of the
earth going forth in the pride of their pow-
er, from conqueriiig to conquer; crushing
their inferiors with the iron rod of tvranny !
Fearless of God, and rcgai-dless bf men,
they have hurled defiance in the face of heav-
en! 0 my soul! wouldst thou be guilty of‘
deeds like ll1‘.‘SC ?-—-lint pause, and seriously
reflect.
nothing to the black and niriiistroiis catalogue
of human guilt? have 1 duly improved the
fleeting ininutcs and acquired wisdom from
I-Inst thou, as an individual, added
he speed of time? have I profitably attend-
. t
" -.,. j-‘.3! "
u . .
.--...
. has it been my object “ to do good and
nil ability, to the bodies and souls of my"
liad 'Ci.niSiT1BI'C{I'll1_'VSEII‘ as standing on the
onfines of the eternal world, and as respon-
iblc to the Judge of all for every tliought of
An iiiifortiiiiate occurrence took place o;/
vton a few days ago for Cai'li;Il3s 1’<”l- in
ompliance with his military iiij;*51_'5- HM’
ng reached Stanton, a singiilai;!l0l10l1 Si-1'llCli
Rim of ,.etm..ni,,g to LeXi,,g{;/ti. Whilst on Moi-sc’s Gcograpliy——Daboll’s Arithmetic,
Walkei-’s I)ictionary——Columhian Orator
Ame-ricaii Orator—-Aiiicricaii Reader
= e1gi,emte1y I-ipped himyel/F up, and pulled .li1i'iglisli Reader
introduction to the English Reader,
1; mm from 33,- to ear; but from the loss of Murrav’s E:~;erciscs—-do. Sequel,
uinped out of the stage, 3‘-‘OK his k“!f“9 3!“!
it his bowels! he alsciv”i1l5‘°mP'5‘~‘i-! t0 “it M5
ed, he did not S'.CQGC(l in the attempt.—
m, likewise out httgwrist in a very ‘lio -rid
mpmey, A11 t_l)i9f’\W3.S done in such a short
tiife, that it was iiiipossible for the passcii-
gclg in mg stag-e,ftl frustrate his attempts at
su;{'gjd;,_ It is salt} that he was prevented last
sun 01- fi-om,-piittiiig an end to li‘inself.--
'I‘lid‘causc of is rlci‘ai'igcmt*iit is not l-'.ilO\Vll.
\ -—-<i~a-%21<-:‘:8=——-;
Y
‘ ,1 ,S§1'ii'it of Litigati/ii pii=;is:it'.(!.
Se in y§:ars since, 1!. irltii who had l'|.’.*.’:T".‘.
_Sp,u.c gm-,y than good liaise, sullci-ed hini- . _
self tzitie sued for a of about two <.'.»i.’.- !‘
_,' p ’ ~ ' a I - I .
[(z1':§f;;_—’g{3l1l'af’.:;€(l at the idacity of _tlicpl.iiii- tx
1,3,3, l1e\:‘es(ilVt3-(I to pii every engine ot the !
otioii 6 to keel iim out of the money,’
iig to his statcinont of
gratified with the small-
quircd. The attoriiey
dam and costs ah the three dollars which
he had just ['30 cd from his cliciit. They
met in afcwila after, when the man inqui-
red gf the an-0 ey whether he had attended.
what had been the result.--«
5 Yes,’ 1-eplie uie lawyer, ‘ and I have com- -
[Vow supply of Schoo. Boo/ts,
MiiI'i'ay’s iflnglish t..iramniar, (largo)
Key to the ..'L*)xcrcises
“ ' 9-, . 4. -
(mild s Instructo1'——-Spelliiig Books, 851:. (Sec.
nion l;’r:tyer Books, New-England Prinicr,
ttpiscopzil Catechism, Dr. ‘Watts’ Cathe-
chisni, with pl"(1_YCI'S,'ll)’n1llS, and spiritual
songs, for children, History of Little Henry
and his Bearer-—-Also, a great vai-icty of Toy
liooks, for cliildrc-n. ' t
cred Music, price $31,
ing Books.
iiig-VVax. l:ik~Staiids. &c. diC.-
l’ELllgi‘lllPl‘.lS with lEii:i_ks:-llt*i's in I'u"ev.'“-'Yoi‘k,
are constantly receiving ziiltlitions to their
assortniciit, and will be eiiahlvd to furnish
Books on the most imisiiiiahle terms, by the
dozen, or :'!;'i{‘.ll.
ol'Book:s, not on l.an:l.will he ‘ininiediately at-
tended to.
(hit-6. will be reecizirri in e..~c/tango for Books.
Jlitiuséc 19 00/7133, 3,"C.
For sale at this Oilicc,
he Young Lady and Grentleinan’
_ s l‘vIonitor,
by J. lliainiltoii Moore, price 75 c
outs.
Do. do. (abridged)
U
Bibles, Testainents, Psalm Books, Coni-
l..i'_'l"_l‘LE 8; SMl'I‘El’S collection of Sn-
l-.'rt'_lt_i-K.l*l dc H.4T».L.'i;’S Gamiit, '.vi:"li bl;-,;~,1.;
ncs for favorite iiiusic, price :5: cents.
Draii’o inuch .a.p}ii=os.-‘ml Cop;.'-l"3;'1;:-s, for
is use or sclzools aiisi El(‘,9.!it';'1llf.‘S. price 25 cts.
. n .3 " ‘T '\ W 4-1 ’ " 7- 1“!
U(b)''b()(lhS’ 1_iL(l‘b'Clt, and ill-‘3.ll-.~. uypher-
Coiiiinoi'i-Place Books, very !’l~’.‘.‘l‘i‘.
"Ink i’()\‘v'llCl'. l.-cad Pencils, \'i’:i\‘crs, Seal.
{Q35 The scibs:'i'il2ci's liavEii_:—:; made ar-
€)ir.'iei's for any dt-s<'i'i]ition
NlC-l-It,-LS PRICE.
{E393 Wood, and -most l«:1',nil.<; of country pro-
plctcty mm- ited tlie,plaiiitilf—-lie"ll never
trouble you 3’ m0“-’
A ‘ ~-.~ =ent to consult a lawyer how he
might Cap -off an heiress. You cannot do it
at an wit afety, (said the lawyer) but I’ll
C0l1lflCC'lLlCt1b Registers
.5l.iiiei"icz.iiii l3'receptoirs,
ft"-vi .~.':’.li~‘ iii. this Ollice. Ai§6,’"‘ i
gt.
Aliiianacks, for’:~: A
’ :15," r.
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