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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-18
Trust Sale.

DY virtue Qfa deed Of Trust executed to
1Fns by Col hariia hey, aud delg rscorded
IN the clerks eGice of Bedtora County, and for
purposes therein oppressed, trs haii, ON Tues
day, the 22d of this month, by wog Of public
auction, sell 10 The highest biddsr, for coah, hco
hpnircd and fifty Barrels Of Corn The safe
wW tate place al sad Keys plantation, H,ce
mi@ 6elow Liberty, on the road ieading to .AeW
LoHdoH.
JOHN HAYNES. I p...,...
H.M. r. PORTER. i'"'1t's'
October II, ar2Ir 10
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NN'IACE.

DN virtue Of Il deed oftrust executed 10
- the late Cyrus b. Clay aud myself, by
Martin hey, ior the purpose of securing to the
late Charles Clay, Il certain sum of money F.
which deed bears date the 9th day OF January,
1878, and ~ recorded in the county court OF
Bedford, | shall, on the 10Th day OF October,
1922, proceed TO sell, at public auction, on the
premises, for ready money,
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Notice.

7 shall petition to the neat General .fSStm
Il bly, Of Virginia for a diporee from my y1 g
band John Almond, for reasons ishl .,o An
set forth therein. POLLY dL.Ho.t90
September 8,
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BIZ the Presiden mt efhe u. STATES:

WHEREAS the President of the u-,ted
States Is authorised by law 10 cause lands To
be offered tor sale
Therefore l, JAufs MosRoE, President OF
the Uni Il States, do hereby declare aud make
known, ia the public sales shall he held as
follows, viz
At the Land ofice NJ Terry Hante in indi-
ana On the irsi Monday in July neal, for The
safe Of
Townships IL and TX IN range !, east Of the
I'd principal meridian line
II ! Is, in ranges 10 9, west do
Al the Land Office a yandalia, in Illinois
on the third Monday in July neat, for the sale
Vt
townships II, -, ~ and IL, in ranges | and
>, east OF the 81 principal me
rididn line.
II, u, 10, II aud Is, IN
ranges 3 aud do.
At the same place, on the third Monday ia
August newt. iof the sale OF
Township, II, II, 10, II and 10, IN ranges q
aud =, east Of the 3D.
principal meridian line.
II IN rause = do.
Al the Land Olfee Fl Palestine, in Illinois,
on the first Mondf ia August neat tor tie sale
ot
Townships G, !, and Q. in ranges ., 10 and
Al east OF Sd principal
meridian line,
., &, !, 3 nnd 0, IN fange IL, wrsi oi Cd do
and @, IL anu Is, do
At tie sumc place, on the first Monday in
September ucSt, Tor the sale Of
townships ~ II L and -, IN rsngeso loand
II, east OF 81 principal
meridian line,
10 II Il and b. ia ranges IL l3 and
II, wed ol I'd do
Al the same place, on the first Monday in
October next, for the sale oil
Tow Hsiiips II ID 10 aud l., in rnnges ~ and
H. east Of ~ principal
mrlidinn line.
IL Is Ii and l., in ranges II l3 aud
Il, west oi ID do
At the same place, on the first Monday in
November nt,t, ior the sata Of
townships Il ~ 20 aud u in ranges Q 10 and
II, east OF 81 principal |
meridian Line.
Is 10 20 aud y, in ranges l3 and |
II west Of I'd principal meridian
line.
As ~ aud 30, in range Il, do Do
TX II, do do |
IT'S 10 and 90 10, do do |
Al the Land oiIiee for the Northern district |
III Louisiana, Mt The town OF Ouachiia, on the
first Monday in November next, for the sale |
of
IL Is l. h mud 10, in ranges | |
! ana ) west of the meridian |
line
AZ he Land Office Mt the Seat of Justice OF |
The eoaaty OF Ind dependence, in the Arkansas /
territory, for thn sale oi such lands of the L. |
nited States as ere situated in the following |
described townships and ranges, and which /
have been excluded from the lottery of the /
lands appropriated for satisfying warrants for |
militpty services, VIZ
On the first Monday in August next, for the |
sale Of such of the above described lands as
IRE ,iuated IN the following townships aud
ranges, si2
townships 2 2 IS rs Q aud %, in range /,
IL LLu. LII. .....u.. li... I...u |
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Notice.

10y virtue Of decd VI trust executed To
-tD nae by Charles B'ouru, Jr. bearing date
on the 18th day OF June, 1901, end "a record
IN the county court oi Bedford. shah, an tie
o6h day Of Oriotfr, is22, on thr premi,e,, sell
ly way olpuiIic auction, for rcrfy money, II
certain
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DY virtue of deed OF trust executed To
- the subscriber by Calvin Loring, bearing
date the dayot and of record in the
county court of Campbell, for the purpose of
securing the payment of certain sums OF mo-
ney therein mentioned To Robert Love, / shall
proceed, on the premises, on Saturday thc
26th ofOctober next, To sell forrcady money at
public auction,
AWo halG Aece Aots,
With the Improvements thereon, lying and be-
ing on the main street in the town OF NeH- Lon
dom Acting as trustee | will convey only
such title as is vested in me
{. ANTHONY
September y, wtds 8
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Notice.

fTlHE term of eo-partnership OF CALI,
Il BULLOCK, a CO. having this day ek-
rired, the same Is by mutual consent dissolved.
1he basines, will he closed BY Gait = Bullock
10 whom ali persons iadrhied viii make pey-
ncni. an1 those having claims against The
saideoneefn, will apply 10 them ior settlement
and payment
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK,
JAMES BULLOCK.
October l.
TEsHE Subscribers will continue 10 do hu@
dness under The iifm al CALI e hi
; acK, who have r,eeivedb the ship froiee-
! "a au1 C;eorgRnoa from Liverpool, aud are
- openins. gen,rl assortment of Fall aud
j .ater Coed, winch lkcs VIII ell lon iar cash
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BUtdOCk
october Is II
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J. sTEPTOE, C. D. C.
Trust Sale.

PURSUANT to the provisions Of a deed os
eu't executed to the subscriber by kenben
Perry and Ann his wife, bearing date the lon,
day oil June, 1919, and duly ecorded in II.
Hastings Court OF the Corporation of IypSh
burg, aud by direction Of the creditors the.
named, ! ahall proceed to sell, for ready nons"
To the highest bidder, at public auction. on ~.
fourteenth day OF September next. NV
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LITTLE OTTER ESTATE
1T .4UCHYO.E.

I will sell, or Monday tie 18th day Of No
vember next, that valuable TRACT OF
LAND in Bedford county, about three mile.
from Liberty, known by the name of the
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A LIST or LETTERS

Remaining IN the Posi- QDfee, nj Liberty Ia on
The 3oh September, ls22, aud il NOT taken out
before he Isl January, la23, piH be sent 10
the Gentrai Posi Office as Dead Ltfitrs.
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. % Reward.

pANAWAY from The subscriber. Ering
IA IN Saiem, Boietcnt county, on -Satrday
hr I'd instant, negro man named BOB, Iateiy
He property Of Mr. Charies Johqi,ion, and
bought By him at Capt, .Mtchetfs saie Of Ne
sfocs Inst january, and formerly t,s property
81 Mr.. Labbg, iObdcroaiSi in or near Lgachbarg,
Wbere il is Bothered he has n wijc--Bo6 is about
fire fret , or 3 inches high, dart compfsrion and
turns his toes rery much ont ,rhen making and
obout % years Of aye, has clothes consist of an
oh black cloth coat, a striped finsey do. and
shirts and Paniotoons Of tor hnta, Nh Of lohich
he took ~ih him-T Gpprchtudtd .Eny mites
trom home 'cW gire treHtg doiiors recard,
n'd all reasonable erpcnces .for bringing him
home, or ten doiiars in this County and brought
b6ck
". C. BOWFER
October H. arts 10
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New Fall and Winter Goods.
THE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW RECEIVING AN EXTENSIVE AS
Staple and Fancy Goods,

Staple and Fancy Goods,
Selected The philadelphia market at The
almost article either fashionable uSed, particularly
GOOD LINE:
L.
and dscark
DO do Casme do
Casneu and fannes
= bands
Isl m mi 70 lonnets
4 elsseC La andEd
Iircs SAM itneth Inn Lace
Figured NJ ain Bomb etts Lac
lnlI lam Liam Cranes
ass nee inmin
create oats Combs
DO Cloaks Norwich
m Wo e Hosiery Velye
an I nped CHAINS
and6 Gamb lCmls
Do and dium Garnlur hndMa
and 1BookM slim dkerchif Meino Shawls
NeekI
IIounces
II eB oiarets
Do
mad Shoes
A1mdr Robes Iish Linens
fsIedL e,antn and k-lmkets
STR ne
AL Of andch uiR be sold preceding rates, 6r casl.
j. 7. PATTEN.
he
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Selected min The philadelphia mork, at The embracing
fashionable particularly IN
COOP LINE:
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"A Aot X appurtenanees

IN the town oil Iynchburg, lying on 8th stre,,
andat thejnnction ofthird alley with said stres,
containing nearly one acre of ground. and b,.
Ing elegant and valuable innrouen., - A, -
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1891 ; 81 & mud q 3 do
- 10 IL II 10 and III 4 do
IL 3 do
1899 Ii II Is ls 10 & 90 !, west do.
On the first Monduy in September next, for
the sale ot snch OF the above described lands
as are situated in the following townships and
ranges, viz
townships 2 ls ~ aud 20, in range ., west
of the bih meridian line
Is Ii l. IL - and % 3 do.
10 II Il II ID Ii and 10 1 do
l29loI IL hand Ii do
"a q < y 10 II Il ID
aud Is do
On the FIRST Monday in October next, for the
.uie ot such OF the above described lands us
are situatd in the following townships aud
ranges, viz
Townships 23166 7loll II II Is Is Il
10 10 and % - range 7,
west of 9th NJ diun linei
2315o7s9 10 h is
II Is lpand 20 40
1294567 80 10 II II
Is 10 uId 20 de
10 10 do.
On the first Monday in November neNt. for
the sale of such of the above described lands
rs a. situated in the following townships and
ranges, viz
townships ! 3 & : = o 10 mud II, in
range 20, west OF the 9th
meridian line.
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NTIRGI <tA-m lialil,s County Court,
v in Chaueery. The 2sth day oil August,
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al Of .ehich ~W be sold al breeding lolc rates. for eas
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The following Slaves.

Billy, Reuben, Phil, David, Besy, Mouning
Maria, Jane and Martha, together with ,brs -
horses, sundry valuable house furniture o..
penters' tools, &c. as contained in scbedniu
annexed to and recorded with said deed Or =,
much OF said property as will be sufficient to
satisfy the purposes ofsaid t'ust deed, and costs
OF sale. The SAID sale viii take place on the Ia,
above named and only such title conveyed as
is vested in the trustee.
VIM. n. RlyEs, Trustee.
August wtds
e. The above sale,ris POST.
PONED until the 9Th day of November next.
when it will take place on the same terms aud
on the premises named-and ifthe 9th should
not be fair, on the 9th of the same month
Gentlemen interested will please attend, that the
business may be closed.
WIN. NJ. RIVES, Trustee.
Octoog 4. wtds 9
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-21

or The officers and members Of Engine company,
No Z, piesen' their thsnks 70 Major Crane, sLJ has
Soldes, fos te ASSISTANCE rendered tem the fee,
on tue moi mug OF tne i6.h instant.
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Frem ~ Boston PuHn,!nr,, SIG. r.
--:@:- --

Turkey 10 longer expccuDg war with
Rassia, (aitbough its dife' encss are nc: en-
iirely .ettled) now Directs its whole attention
10 suppress IT'S Internal troubles.
Advices from Madrid arc to the Is, ult.
the Cortcs were pfosososd the day before.
They hare rc,slisied French measures by
prohibiting The intend commc rcial intercourse
excep, Ly ono route. a deficiency Of is,.
COO 700 reals in the revenue is anticipated
aad loan Of 80 900 600 authorised. Distur.
Dances occurred at Madrid at the time OF the
adiourn ment Of the Cor,ss.
The King delivered an address on the sep
sra,ion OF The Curtes. Tho latter in their an:
swes remarked tina, agriculture being almost
snnihilstcd, industry di,heartened and Trade
psrsiizej, il was necessary 10 pare down the
public expenditures With tho most severe c.
economy.
Z The in.urrection in Catalonia con,inded.
The Courier anticipates Intelligence Of fur.
iher distuibauses.
Tw, f.igales are stated ID have sailed from
Toulon 10 C, uise sionI the Spanish coast. the
better to preserve The health OF Franco The
SANITARY Gordon. near tho Pyrences are said
70 include 60, ,oco troops. An extensive qua.
rantinc establishment
y I, is said cruiser OF 10 guns, h'ted at
Bordeaux, has made some prizes oi Spanish
vessels of San,ander.
Information from Lisbon 10 to the 2o'h OF
June. The details Ct a conspiracy against
the government were laid before the Cortes,
oo tho 18th apJ referred TO the commn,ee.
The Ftench Parliament is occupied on Ca.
mel projects.
The census Of Paris returns 10000 bashe-
lo,s and about tho same Dumher Of unmsrried
female adu,,s--sud l3:, 900 married persons.
The indigcnt classes are by far the most nu.
mcrous.
The dis.res.e, Of The Irish continued to
augment. =.
proposed in London that every family
should 60 wi,hou, dinner ono day, and con.
tribute the saving to the fund for the relief Of
the sufferers in Ireland.
The late British Colonial nc, Is construct.
ed to place the trade with H,yti, on tho same
terms ss ths, With The Unit ID Slstes. The
master aud s-sths Of tho crew TO be OF the
country whence the vessel eomes.--This con
s,ruct,on causes some alarm IN England-snd
an application may be made to have the law
aitered, from its Danger 10 PLACES vsere
s.sres a,e held
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GREAT MUNIFIcEacE.--l is un-
derstood that JAMES PERKINS, Esq. oi
Boston, recently deceased, has made tcs-
tamentary provision for donation Of
10000 dollars to the University Of Cam.
bridge. His recent donation to the Bos-
ton Anthcneum is estimated at not less
than $4,000 dollars.
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EIcHrEENrH CoYcREss--The COL
lowing is the rate of appor;ionmcnt, ac-
cording to which, the members OF the
House OF Representatives, for the next
Congress, are to be chosen (the prescut
Congress being composed according to
the old ratio.)' The whole number is 2l2
exclusive Of the delegates; OF whom
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Spain 1lnd France.

Th. conduct OF the Spanish government in
relation 70 the department Of France, con.
cerning the new state OF thing, existing ia
Spain, has been very spirited. Il has been
bot too apparent that the French suthori,ies
have counten enanced tho machinalions OF tho
Spanish refugees to efrec, q counier.revolu.
,ion.--They are suffered to loiter on The iron.
iier,and to disperse the fire.b.snds of civil war
in the ighboring provinces. The cabinet
Of Paris has been compelled, by Tho s,ern re-
mon.,rapces OF the Spanish Ambassador, to
ordor these refugees into the interior Of
.rsnce.--Bos Gag.
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Bosros, Angus, -.
- TSSFNsf <fSBssF fys
"N.Ir Of hs Soulh Terminated.

NlU ~ INC OOHHl feFHlUdEcG.
"Ga-s"s ETra0rS'nary @ ColSm6is d0nday,
June %, 1922.
"Government hss Just received accounts
from the head quarts,s Of the L,bersto,, st
Pastos, dsied June 9, inclosiog the capmuia-
tions eonce ded ty the iiberat,ng army 10 the
Spaniai ds, who defended Psstos auG Quilo, IN
virtue OF " hlch those place. were oeeupisc---
the tirst ty his Exce lency the Liuetaloe
President on the SAID 9Th OF Juoe, and the
second by General SucIe The 25lh of May.
Ihe briiiisnt marches made from bombona
and Picbincba pl ecediag those cspiluiaiiou,,
obliged the enemy 10 surrender, and the lIbe-
rs,ois Of The Soush were as generous as they
were valiant.
Inc Colombian guards have augmented
their reputation, and The warriors ct Pichln.
cha have manifested that their love OF liberty
WAS Paramount 10 all other considerations.
"The war of the South has terminated
with glory 10 the aims 0! Colombia. a mil
lion oil Americans are thus added 10 the lam-
lily of the Republic and the ConQueior o.
hundred bs,liss, the generous enen'y of Spain,
The creator OF COLOMBIA, the immortal Doll.
var, has added new lusue 10 his immessura.
BILE glory"
There is little else of moment in tho pa.
peis before Us but letter from an officer Of
rank, which we have had the pleasure 10 pc.
ruse, ssys--"A junction is aboui to be formed
between The diyi.ion of Maracsybo and that
Of Soubieue, when Morales will be atiacksd
snd his career terminated"
IT. sppearstha, the Lsgooyra and Caracas
maj ke,s arc gluied win pr oduco aud d,y
goods Of every kind--"more than can be dis.
posed Of" ssy the leuefs, "!or monlhs 10
eome."
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OJs.ss DuaHAn tenders his grateful thanks TO
Nis tGowc,llzens Tor ther unremltted and success.
iu' exertions an preserving hts house from desuucUn
ty hle Oh The morning Vi tnc ION instant
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SHIPPING LISY.

PORT OF NEWPORr.
E.NTEHED,
Brig Russell. Bigley. HsvaaA
CLE.fRED,
Schooner Esther. Perry, Charlessou. o
Stoop E!enora. Brown, Hudson
-.J-i ls ,.HEyNUR.ikD.l.
slcop Sally Williams. OF this porn. vas at Cursacoa
July IS, uncertain whtn TO sail
Al Hamburg. june ~. ship Ann Hope, Kelly. Of
Providence. from Canton
AT 5, Petersburg, June ~, briggs Msria, Lawton.
Of Bristol, and baic, Eidred. Of tnis port
At the Weser, July 2. brig Ann Gsdsden, Barker,
Of This port, from the Havana
A, Hull, July 2. brig EsSie. swinSurn. Cor Viii.
mington
AZ 81. Helena, June se. brig Ca,Aarine. Smith,
freA this port. TO sail io August.
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GT T. e RoBBIEs returns his thanks TO his fellow
citizens, fos tue great exerllons 10 peseeve hs iaIa
ers property IRON Tie late destructive fre.
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Fun,;gation LIN all houses, whether
sickly or not, where foul arr may have
been created, take Salt PetIe pounded,
spread it on an earthen dish, and pour Oil
Of Vi,riol over.
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In this sovk 90 esidAy ssra;ns last. Lieut. Peer
a. DsnAss~. of the Y ,. Navy. aged IS
on FRIDAY morning iaas Mis-: Casksrsas SAearnas,
daughter oi Captain Wu shesrm-n, n, an I've 2i., year
VI her age rtnre ....-..'
AZ south 'K,sgs'ssA. ~ ssssrd.y lss,. Mr. John
Stanton. ssed ~. = - -, { -
A, brisso'. yesserisy morning. cksr<s d DN.H
Esq. Mcrchsst. aged IS
Al fertsHoath. on Wednesday, last. Mr. 1xss.ss
Fa.LkHer, an the Esd year sf his age
Al Ashford. (coa Nj. 1aae .sashssv, in the A9th
year OF has age-tormer,y VI Portsmouih,
At Providence. Mr. Joseph Prsuse. aged So.
prowneds al Little Compton, Dupsd Giesrd. eldest
soa Of sylvester G.aard. Es9 aged 90
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.Ny,xhI. -

Al Providence. Mr.. JsssaA Duv.s. to Miss As,pseyo
EDDY
A, Tiverton. Ne UsEss csss, Of Horsh. Kings
town. to n"s <yns Grey, davyLier Of Ar. 1Loa.s
G,sy. OF ths formed piece. =,
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NEW GOODS.

<<HAy q OEOofONO,
AS yust received. good assortment of Coon.
Suitable 10 the sesson--~hich he ,fI.r. .t =
smaii advance from the cosi--vir-
London black aud blue Broadcloshs and Cs..i.
ueres 10 fancy coiors do. So black Bombas;ns.
India bsck and coiored tevsntines, Gran, ,h,wlss
Grape long 'havis Engsish Cashmere ions an. Wis.
Cashmere shasis; Gag aud black silk HdtI. fancy
sl'k dos Game doi white and black silk Gases.
eases, While and plaid Lu,strngst Parasos. ebe.pV
Essnaore and plsin Ribbons Ahrino shawl, do
tdktsi black. white and colored India silk sh.s ala.
black and colored India saiins silk vestngs blue
and yellow Nsnkins furni,arrs and Copre,pla,es,
cheap Cai,coes. bombaaets furniture and common
Dsmo,y & = and 90 Cotton Csmbricks, ysconst do,,
. And - sheer Muslns India. Null and hook dcs
Muslin and Leno Hdks, with borders, - Linens
and long Lswos Linen Cambrc Hdkfs Feather,
fsns-striped and white Jesns--mix Canble,s Cor
coats and psntaioons- -blesched anu unbIsacbeJ A,
meresn Co',ons. great arie,y--Piaids aud ,irpss
-Bediieks. &c. &c. &c. July "a
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toned to fires-bu, from their exposed

toned to fires-but from their exposed
situation tney are extremely liable to
them, and ,hose OF the mosi general and
Destructive character. Inns contfagra.
tlon although at hrst suspected to be the
work OF an mcendlary, has since been as-
certaineG TO nave originated Dy lmprudent-
~ placing hot ashes IN the barn, which
Was nGst consumed-irt this be a warn-
ING ~ others.
or The officers and members Of Engine company,
No piesen. thelr thsnks 70 Major Crane, AID has
soldiers, fos te rendered ten al the fee,
on the moi mug OF tne io.h instant.
TC RoBsIEs returns his thanks TO his fellow
Citizens, too ter great ekerlons 10 pesecve hs iah
ers property from Tie late destructive fac.
G PaiLIP SssARnAs returns his thanks to his
tes,owtownsuen, fJs their prompt Aid eicctuai
sst.nce IN saving b, firnitore from the fire, on the
mJIuiDS OF tue 10th instant
OrJs.ss DuauAr tenders his grateful thanks to
Ais tSilow-czcns tor their uDremtted and SUCCESS.
iu exertions preserving hts house from dcsfvciiun
y hAe oa The morning VI Tue ION Instant
->.~--
HEALTH OF NAw-YoRK.-Thc N.
York papers OF Saturday last, state the
sickness III that city to be Oh the decline.
Two new cases were reported 10 the
Board OF Health on that day. The city
enjoys at present a better state OF health
than usual at this season Of the year.
&
Rhode Island historical Society.
toll ha.
sen Officers Of this Sacic,y fos ;he ensuing
year -
Hon. James renner, President; Henry
Buii, Eco. lst Vice President lion. Theo.
dors Fustst, I'd Vics-Presdent; William r.
Staples, Esq Secretary John q. Francis,
Esq Treasurer; William Il. Staples, EsG.
cabine' Keeper for The Northern District {;
Stephen Gould. Csb,n., Keeper for the South.
esn Di.,ric, Hon. Job Durise, Albert G.
Greene, Esq. Hon Samuel Eddy, and Rich.
ord w. Greenc, Phiiip Crspo, William l..
Richmond, Christopher L. Robbins, William
&i.Goddsrd, aud William APiin, E,Guires,
Trustees.
Sara.sga Springs and Bal!stoa Spa.
These fashionable places OF fesort are over
AowiOg with company. No less than twelve
hundred ladies Gn,! gentlemen weie at the for.
rner village on Saturday last, and il was cal
cuia,ed that an equal number were at Balls
ton.Spa. Co,illion parties sre alternately
held at Congress Halt, and The Pavilion,
three or four evenisgs in each week.
~ I. Eps. Pos:.
The Legislature Of Tennessee is now
In session at Nlurfrtcsborough. Gov.
rsnor Carroll y, his Message says, that the
tecuniary endorsements Of the country
have been greatly diminished by thr IN
slustry ofthe citizens and the surplus pro-
duce fthe last Year.
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been created, take Salt Petre pounded,
spread it on an earthen dish, and pour Oil
Of Vi,riol over.
On the 24th ult. a SON Of Mr.. Ashbel
Mathewson. Of Mayfeld, n. York, aged
about years, died ofthe effect Of drinking
ardent spirits, which had been left within
his reach.
The author of WaverIy is engaged in
writing a rev novel, to be called Peve.
ril Of the Peake," which will be published
IN the autumn.
a New. York Physician of eminence de.
clares tho existing fever there, to be nothing
moro than the bilious remi,tsnt fever I; and
that il will probably 10 q month, assume its
worst form, and to o great exten,-And he
assigns ss reason for his opinion, that the
streets are fn,olersbiy unclesn-erai6iiing a
ia riefy Of animal and vegetable matter IN q
furWying sfofe.
The Quebec papers mention that the ~.
phus fever cousin german to tho yellow fe.
vet) has been Introduced into Lower Canada,
by set,lers from Europe--and that i3 cases
had oeeuItcd, and one death.
Pu,,ing shoes on horses while the shoes are
ho, Is denounced 10 late English psper, ss {
very bad practice, and is the occasion OF lame
ness, BY rendering tho se, tes1er. Ths
shoe, should bs enihsy eee...