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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22
The North American Review,

Was began in 1915, and has since been st"adi
y advancing in public estimation In Janna-
y, 1920, the editorshiP was assumed by Pro-
lessor Everett, of The University al Cambridge,
New-Engand. Htt0 seribs was then com.
meneed, with which il is convenient that sub
scriPtons should begin. Orders Tor any part
of the work will however be thankfully re-
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who are interested in the publication.
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q. kR.iUIH.

DESPECTFULLY Informs his friends
Ia and The inhabitants of Lynchburg that ha
has resumed hi. former occupation IN this
place He will instruct in The old style, in
which the greatest performers now eAiant
have been instructed, aud iasruct o this day,
His prices are as formerly. lie tunes and
repairs Pianos Square ones 50; Grand So.
lie viii also teach the art of tuning Pianos
Orders left 18th his sou, ut Mr. John T.
Hunts, will be strictly attended to.
June IL. ts44
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22
American Journal OF Science and
Arts,

C0ndatfcd by BENJAMIN SILLIMANi FRO
iessor Of Chemistry, &c. Yale Coiifgs.
This journal began in the year 1919 Two
numbers, between which there is an interval
of about three months, form volume.
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l'RDl'DS AIS
For publishing, By subscription, in ne torn o
LgaehbNeg,
A PERIODICAL JOURNAL,
10 NJ ENrITLrD, TuE
AAYhAtANN aNENS.

IN MiS Old ava tnhghiencd siale, rhere
u he press ~ so hbsraitg encouraged, II y n
moiier 81 ustontsi,m,m and rtlgret Huf their i,
mol QUE piper detoitd 10 Literary productions.
feeling tbc Importance 81 such ~, establishment
10 he pabiic, also acinaiod by mOtiees Of aB-
tmOiumem and improvement, he subscriber toti
enter on me drdaoas tnsk aud hopes, bg unfe.
miii,d atttntioa, TO afford ms patrons u constant
suppig NJ literary amusement and mteHgeute.
IN ihis stormy day n political conieaiion, pheH
HE public mind IS constantly agiidtcd BY the
seal Of purity Uriters, II WW BE- pleasing reiar-
oiiOnto ret,'e at leisure from The uo,su outuptns
Of The political p0pers 10 he calm and peoedm
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CaVVkN.N.

vsyHE public are hereby cautioned against
Z SION 4. SPENCER, about feet OF
inches high, very black hair, tar compieAIo'''
II very likely man, OF fine address, ana mos mos,
Le narrowed nv Mare for day or two, and
nnt having returned her for two a. three
weeks, went in pursuit of him and found that
ne had traded her off Iprocnred writ for
the p purpose Of apprebendng he villain at
uoIifa1 court house, but, with his usual cum
ming, he gave me- the slip before it , r""' ,, e
executed. White was procuring Tue "r'''
snehcer stole my saddle, which | had lnst be
fore taken from him Ii needless after this
d,lail, 10 say that the said Spencer IS 9co"n-
4rel. a villain and fhct, and tha' me pun
lie should be on their guard against MN
~ JAMES X. GREEN
My Il. l''
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GERS, T. r.
CONDITIONS.
". MCKEE & J. &. MEM

UlVE JUST RECEiTED
A general assortment of i'afasoIs
A ia and I'd bro. Shiltings i Shfeiings
"a and A Imitation Circassian sirpes y
Plaids
bsesbest German bleachcd TickIenbure'
do. Scotch Oznabures
Together with many more SPRING GOODS
which are going off At low prices Tor CASH.
ON HAND,
Country To,o Linen, Feathers, sc.
April 80. 30
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22

subjects Whieh MdH M he Literary .4rgHs.--
The maittr jar the .ifgHS ShaH consist Of Ottgi-
NIL eSsdBs, rerteDS Of nrN literary pr0ditc'
tioaS, and ctttactS from HE most'tetebrdfed pr
riodtcai journals offtt dag and here The edi.
Tor ,oOpid particularly inriie all mtn Of tGieals
md education 10 contribute their share Of a
ausemenI and Instruction. from The philosopher
HhO tolls m search of natures hutton treasure,
10 me poci whose fancy
" Rides sublime upon the seraPh wings OF
eXtaoy"
To The ciF-cns in general Of ms state he edIor
1takes ~ appeal for Htr support BosHutch
as HH be .lof he only j0tahdfotthf Kind con
dected amongst Them, and, as his primary mo-
Ire for eHitrug iHto The if0ubiCsOme and t0O
ottea angrat tpf tast Of public editor, pos .for
tn pUfpoSe " eRdcae0ting 10 atidch some degrcc
ofcredd 10 he udeiitctam tasic Of his nafpe
ddtt he JttiS foHscidas mat Hc dppeei fciH mol
be mdde IN He Is diSo confident Mat his
tPairoHs HW grouse any crror Of opinion fni0
mhich h Htny be led by his Y0uth aud iHeIpsri-
eHcc - tOr Hberdiig IN making proper dfoW-
ance ior the iaadreriencics If as youth, and in
PnifOaigiBg ifsuhtW ditecicd bgd ialtdabie spiri
has et,oags been characteristic Of The 3" Old Do
miHioH.'
TERMS
The aRGtS wH issue monthly on q
mtdiam shed u 5ortV pngcS- The price NJ sHb
sefipiiop mH be THhEE B0LL.YRS PR an
first number. No subscription nH bt rcffittd
ior a horter pfriod haH hteire moBtis, and
mil be diwoHtinHed o1,ig Wdh lie seHfgmt1 ~
all nrreardgCs.
5hr FIRST No irW be- issued rs So0n as a spH.
cieW nnniber II subscribers shall be- odiained Ia
iuaiy II. 5TEPHEN r. MiTCHELL
.4prd %. 4lt5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-25
O. additional Supplies Of FRESH Seasona5le
Dru (00d,


~ h JAMES Il CO, (Nlarket Bridee) have received
oy tue richmond Packet, Chesapeake. Budget Exi,.
rom New fork,and the Argo from PhiIaeIphi3 sin ere
dafe o their last advertisement the foowinD I,
$50 pieces first chop long company Nance ebop
cases, containing choice OF bI,c; and
ored figured Grape robes plain black Can,o, cranes
case ioV pieces company silk fag bandke rchief,
trunks and cases K csn5rcs iaconet, ,,d hooL
muslins 800 ~
cases common and 6ne light and dark n C, priats
do - Irish linens. In whole and ha lE p.c.s
packages Rhodes X Co.'S black bombaz.tts md hl,c
Circassians ~ e'
do white aud coiourcd ve>,ia-s
do Madras aud other handkerchiers
do elegant bobbinet i1ces, a. and ga nm
bobbiues for wells aud caps r
90 hne white London drillngs
81" giu gi,am robes
ioO dozen fine ivory and pocket comhs
o" N, heavy German hempen ozoaburgs
. na'es steam loom white iomesiics
no. plaid do very superior quality
Jase L"naon mkt pins, in l, 4, and pound papers
10 net suspenders
package ornahurgs thread
'hss Len''on ribbed rassimeres assorted
"' W. p",n blue aud black dJ. and Sheppard's blue
- cioih At S0s sterling
81 dor fine gold hind t,ne assor,ed s,ss
oe groce pure fancy pea ri buttons
- t't"-Stoce coat and suspender mouhls
c"u"h yarn from the sctorv
rom 30. , 10 IL, in cases of about 500 Id. each
Dsm"sh s"'ins, elegant striped La Fayette cioths
Wumen'> and meas leather oJuvss
Zelia handkerchief
Peierines. Diana and Cau,e bbdk6s
Ginps. linen cambrcs
Italian sewing silk, feather Fans and
Black figured silk eravats
The sbovs mentioned goods will Ian .o,d -, a.. ,....
market prices ny Wholesale or re,iI w. sb, r.n..S
from our mouse IN New York regular snnnIi.s
the season. Ma, Ok '"PP" """S"ou
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-25
by The Gorernor ofhe Commonwealth of V;rg;1,;-,-
A PROCLAMATION

w HE"Ea S II has been The Executive he
e SUPERINTENDENT of the rrniIentiary that n q, rtnin
n'nN' conh"ed therein Nv Of the sane
r cur " petersburg tor the crime of forpery did :,
mn s n;nae M escape from ,he said peuteniary
me advice OF the council of state tu ole. reward Of ON.
unrrn dollars To any person who will nppre
memo an" convey 10 the peni,enary the Irwin
apa go moreover require all officers civil and iluary
anu exnos' The GOOD people Of the th 10 use
,hei best edeavors To appehend said fgili, Thai he
NAV I've dealt with as the law directs
""eh under my hand as Governor under the seal ot
(seal) May, 1924 '' '"' VI
JAMES PLEASANTS, Jr.
; ~ ..h rs iee encheS high, in the 10Th We. of
a., ."''er sHio" complexion. very sprightiy halle
80 ;r 90 his head and left foot, has sore leg
p'" spare made and thin yisage-learneh tt.
Nv 10 he peni"ntiary. His father family reside
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
IT'S PROGRESS AND PROSPECTS.
Rremo. Jou Sd 100,

BTem0, Nay Sd, 1894.
DEAR SIR.-The Cherokee Rose cuttings
nave this moment come to hand, and remind
me, among the many other obligations your
Kindness has laid me under, that must not
forget my promise, to inform you of the result
OF the last meeting of our Board of Visitors at
the Uni, ersity of Virginia
Ii is now decided to open the institution
on The first of February, 1926, and by this
''me, presume an agent is embarking for Eu-
rope, there To engage professors of the most
unques tioDable qualifications in those depart
ments of science, which we thought il proba
bic, could not he as well filed Inv our own
countrymen. Law, Politicks, Morals. and
Physic, in all its departments we have left TO
be flied by Americans which will ensure TO
us preponderance of national character in
The faculty of this great and important ests-
bishment.
trust that all the worthless who have so
successfully cc-operated 10 the establishment
OF an institution. 10 promote the intellectual
and moral Improvement of the Ancient Do
miuion, will nov cordially unite their efforts
To carry INTO execution the canal along the
Valley OF james and Jackson's Rivers, so en-
lnently calculated 10 deveope her physical re
sources This done, we NAV expect TO main
tain our relative standing with our sisters Of
the Union.
Accept my thanks for the intelligence you
have occasionally sent me IN relation TO the
Delaware and Chesapeake Canal.
Yours with high regard.
JOHN II. COOKE.
10 =. .. oKINNER. .4m. Farmer.
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SEASONABLE DRY G00nS =

"h Subscriber has lately added considerable In his
= otoch oil Goods. They have been purchased at very
'T ~ IS ana VIII bc sold propOrtionabiy cheap
me iDliOwing are a part OF hem:
Uses s"perhne and raiidng quality Irish Linens
'0o pieces Al cambria prints and caco-s of yarous
. qualities and patterns " ~
striped nankeens and Wilmington s,rines
Iussia drilling, dowlas ard duck
BIRDS eye, Rsssh and table oiaper
"a ana 81 cambria, and cambria muslins
Jacnnet and Swiss do
Loomed se~ed aud tamboured book do
ram and figured null ,puslns
ram and figured real India do
Sah'on grapes, shnwls aud Scsrfs
FIGURED silk and leila LandAerchiefs
ure"h and muslin crIvats
Drst s"perhne White and figured Marseilles
common do Royal ribs aud saueens
c"hotic and furniture dimiIies
GOODS, VI po"Eo iiC
%. = j. AID o. apron checks and Caroline plaids
o"ses ,''ius ana stripes for sPrvsnis' wear
~ 90 Drown and bleached sirrtnps aud shir,;p1
some fue . N -'''''''se
90 pieces b"c aud common bed ,irksp
herman ozmHbmrgs and TickIenbrrgs
Ene'''h do and Droe hedas
ln'eHd s'orkiDgs and socks
fantzic ana bemprD roos
Umhre!ins and paTa<oIs
Lani"s bite, black ard slate cnIoured hose
.hean iacc edeing and Inserting trinminp
opnoi, hu>s. bail aud wire
no''Hhu ana common au,i bobbns
o"peioT biach blue aud assorted sewing silLS ,;,L ,
variety OF smaller articles. WIZ" "
M,,o, MANN S. VALENTINE
Il
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.NeW hne Of .Strges. bfficeen PeIerSb11,r RcT-

''e'o n"e 81 Strgfs. bfticeen PelersJu1ar. Bel
reg neg; hay"r ard TorJOyo esnncting ,viG NE Favs,t.
We subscriber has contracted The General Pas,
Vi'cf 10 carry tue Mail from Petersburg 10 Tarl, r;
week, ~ iichf, substantial horse STAGE No
s hhn ne wanting on his part, render he ,ravelnp
w 's on'r 10th expeditions and ,aLle-Passrn
seIs arriving from Fayetteville, Georgia &C. M T,rn,
;, nrsnays and Saturdays, in Laiinores Line
WI, n'eahIdS III Petersburg the morning u ID MIL,
80 'leN can 'ake Porter q Nalns daily aceom,n,,,a
w." o.age 10 Richmond or spend a lew hours i'm Peters
iu u leh' .iirr Aldi Stage Richmond fer dinner
% subscriber docs believe he ene. nuct
90 VI .nf way 10 say that the from FL, rttev;IIa
GREEN w i@'e'S"'S' u boLLlNo
rh e WIN ne IN operation Tuesday the 18Th inst
"e o."ge wiz leave Petersburg, TUESDAYS aud So,,r
L. III. ~ at i"'""o next uas by
Leave Tarboro' Tuesdays and SATURDAYS o,c,oct n
~ "'''e az petersburg The next morning 10 breakfast.
RATES OF FARE
From Petersburg Tarboro' 10 miles @ dollars
n--p.x.., THOMAS SHORE.
May 49, q ..e
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WILLIAM NEALE g. co

II
hhE 'his meb cd OF informing The public that by ,b.
EXT from New York, now diScharging tbsv ksys 90.
IN ADDITION TO their iormsr supply large
70 tner assortment among the above, which al NOW ope-
ing, are the following ~ 'P
BE4UIIFUL FANCY GOODS
White and black Gros de Naples, patterns
Fink, white blue and black crane Lciss
p,hk, h9e, white, straw lemon orange pressed grapes
hobes 81 uncommon and beau ifu sIyIe
Coored muslins caiicoes Of new and tasty fashions
All KINDS and various coiors of plain silks
lOo pieces black and coiored Canton Grapes
BACK coored Nankin aud Mandarin grapes
lOJ Grape siawls, various sizes
100 Grape robes, ertremefyIosp
Real Paris made long and short hid horseskn gloves
ALSO,
Thread hosiery for gentlemen aud ladies
An additional supply 44iurniiure dimiiy ,till lower
Feather fans
complete supply ofeveTy suitable article for boys
Every Fashionable article for genilemens wear
case Lrgborn hats for gentlemen
find erpect By first Arripni-
large additional supply of Varions fashionable and
goods. May q. 5 III "se"'
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the J"nA dat hers were Yankees present bu, to- d.y
a under the system politics. there We're none The
committee have found that present there is no dir
r'noe in political Character they admit that the lone
"'Sr OF rePubeans still keep the dnetion and believe
thai HrrPr, Pickering. King, and Mr. Adamss friend the
Hartford Convention printer, Russell, are not quite as sound
epubiiean, jefferson, Madison Peasants or yourselves
According this Standard the whole party here are most
n"Inbie republicans So they my be in their own higA
ded noble opinions OF themselves but iotrs order
max otherwise IL has been saio that one the Jafa
mere a ted father eoafsssor and like Jotr In Comnio
dye 'rannpus last rhaisd the catalogue or the
sins Of the committee and with great beray, according
" he modern creed, pronounced majority Of them soed
aud true.
According to this standard Mr.. Adams Is repubca,
The Lookeron stated in the and
oil IN. committee mention made republican prn
Pes 81 hr Adams: The assertion is strictly correct lie
looked over the markh production hopes by
difference will not b. induced TO give il second publ.
eaooa the Herald here, siekening Of
and reaaers.
In addition the notable discovery that there is now no
dW"e"'e II Po''eof character, the committee has found
ou; tina, the Yankees mos, industrious fruya and
worthy set Of men, whose examples ought to ne followed
tue adans party is welcome all who are here: and in
this coalition Of 'aSs, old aud ne,v republicans the
Lo'seron preiics that brother Jonathan will get the ad
vantage il any advantage is To be got
The Juna al 81 defending their own members nri
ep'es and conduct hat ihe had no nm
'horiy TO use the names OF the gentlemen men
toned in his last commun alton The gentlemen N far
as their observations agree that
correct; and he has the Of worthy
Ken nere 10 the same import, but wi no from dec CIV
motives, do not wish their in ne spaper,
Enough of this prang Their course has cut them of
from all success here while the bigh minded le ant,
honorable conduct oil the jackson President and party
rs feared 'smahine serious anu strong impressions.
rus discussion, is now, the parl of the LOCKER on
to the hus,ine Of courthouse ON the
election day in Nov where numbers will be counted md
seo'ded 100 Ih unnatural coalition of federais repub.
e""S, mongres ana the amin5ie Yankees, will then and
nere oe on and tina, they will be found fewer
man ~ - tue pr'uichon oil the "LoeKER-ON.
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nHDERED, that the following he the established rate
- and prices TO b. pad At s ordinares in the conp,e ~
henuieo' 10 w.t. For gallon Of corn twelve ~,
ha cents Tor bundle Of fodder two cents for half mn,
gloss OF nddy eight cents for half pni eiass Of grn az
400 quarter cents ior half pint glass of puneb ssh,
esn's, 70. quart OF Madeira wine dollar for ns
o. nny oe, hnd OF vine seventy FIVE cents for das,
p,'n.H seventy FIVE cents, Cor quar- Of rssc
nt"ny twenty I'VE cents for quart Of apple brand, Ven
Ss, ~ quart OF West India ihstv-seye1 and
' ''si '"I luaI Of New England run twenty cents
'r lsr, OF reethsd wbiskey twenty five cen,s e.,
'a, "I .omnon whiskey twenty cents TO- quar- ofccr
won gin wenF cents, Tor quart Holland po Gy Genie
or preakias thirty three cents for dinner sy cen,s
supper twenty I'VE cents for nights lodging seven
ieen $50 bali cents, for stalng horse per nigb twelve
and half cents, and Tor bay two GEMS psr r,mnd ~
4 May O. ~, ~ W
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NOTICE

IL persons having claims ganst the estate Of Judge
=, william FILMING late al The county of Chester
requested u present them to the subscribers with
". uenn Ana all those who indeb-d 10 the sid
~, M rien''ns AZ the lime OF his death, requested
10 make pay ment 10 the subscribers
EDW H. MOSEIEY,
mo- A. L. WOODBRIDGE. ( Exors.
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NOTICE.

,. seroer wishes TO purchase -four barrel biIets
he viii sys hs and heading and bc6
or good eoopers, wbo viii meet with ,,,
ne Pas IN store Family Flour Prime PORK cin, Her
ns anu mountain Whshey which, b. offers for sale nj
NJ, OK p'iees' ANDREW SWEENY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-25
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

new HAVEN, May lathe Legislature
OF the State have passed an act referring the
choice OF Electors Of President and Vice Pre-
sldent to the people, by general ticket A mo-
llon was made to divide the State into eigh,
districts Tor that purpose, aud the vote was
taken by yeas and nays, when it was negaiiv-
ed 30 to s3. The vote on the general tick
ct was nearly Unanimous.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-25
Nestor, at sea, May n, 1924.

FREDERICKSBURG, May ~, 1924
"sr'' Editors With reluctance the LOCKER ON ask.
from you the insertion of this his parting words with hs
Adamss Junia here
fhe Junia are angry. They cause to be so: The,
fhe only recruits they have gained and
which her Trend the Herald here has pompousiy an
nounced, Lecvng Chanoe ior who is M, cos;s,d
very popular aud who only promises bis pot, and one
Thy aiiorneyin neighboring county who has certainly
left himself room TO back out if Mr. Cra,yf,d ,c,l ev.
have better prospects.
The i"stproduction of the Junta your onper ofe s
instead Of vindcaHg the Adams p,eeting il ,,;o,od
strain Of invective against the supposed o,bo If ,be
Looker-on" He is willing TO lie the subject Of H. and
believes he will not be injured here
The Character Of the meeting, according In ,h.,, nun
showing, was that of Caucus. All free disc.ss, was
prohibited friends only were permitted 10 oiu measures
were carried, which suited heir own vi,,s mia In chat
does this procedure differ from the Riebmora ~ tv.sb
ipgtou meetings except that these last were moro
o intelligent and rsspestabeP Yet this very meeting by
their corresponding committee protest against The wash
ingion and Richmond meetings as a most rags
on ihe rights Of Tie people. No wonder citizen who
wished 10 discuss the merits OF the subject before the meet
ing was s'enced and denomiDated intruder and while
this most liberal committee abusing the sv.e o car
they ought remember that their r,vri, ~ Adam.
has been nominated ia legislative caucss than any
other Presidential candidate
The Lookeron" spoke their nuubers bsv have moi
told them Their numbers were twice couo,d ,. ,her
saP"f PRESIDENT contrary 10 all Pdyausntayy
did not announce the numbers, but proclaimed the aues
lions carried The Junta speak friend, In the room who
did not join hen. Crsdat Judaus AppsAs
The Looker-on spoke ofhe indecent manner in which
Gen. Jackson Vice President HIN out, and Et,d
IN again The Jun;a silent they know IL 10 be true
and bad TIE worthy old General been present be would
have played 1mbr's'sr and Arbnof with the Scoehn,an
who proposed AID seconded his expulsion.
The Looker-on" the majority Of the meetings con-
sisted Of redeross and Yankees, IL is admitted now nv
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RICHMOND PRICES CuRpFNT

FhlCE OF STOCBS.-Corecfed By j. N. Lynch.
United States Bank, f15 ii6
Bank OF VIRGINS, rs O5 Sales NJ Auction
Farmers Baok IS COS yesterday.
BANK NOTE EXCHANG E.--Coyrceted at Coisn's once
state Bank Of North Carolina, 81 per cent disc
South Carolina banks, ~ do
6eorgia banks 4ga5 do
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LATEST FROM EUROpr

NV foRK. May 2l.--By th,. Packet Sl.r
John Wells, Capt Harris. arrived ,est,r;
| IN ~ days from Liverpool, the EGnor or ;le
| Advocate has received London papers f., ia
evening at the 9th Apri', and Liverpool To- In.
9Th, h";h inclusive. Their contents arr. ,,n,
very important.
The Globe and Traveller of the 9Th s,a,.s
that several letters had been received h, ,bs
trench alaii that morning, which allude 10 a
revived runner that = Congress of the Allied
SosereigDs would speedily be held AZ Paris
IL Is also stated that IL is the ws! of TN. F. n,h
government, that the AL. lrs of Spain .houl,I
he arranged by the foreign ministers r.sid.nr
at Madrid. The leading point to deiern,in.
IS the period for the occupation of Spain hy
french troops. II Is not generally known,
that by the treaty signed between France and
Spain, ON the 9th Frb'y last il was stipulated
| that the French troops should evacuate tn.
Spanish territory on The LIST July next, unless
ne allied powers should decide III. contrary.
! Ii Is understood, however that Ferdinand
himself would solicit their stay
The affairs of Greece proceed prosperouslv
| Letters from Missolnpghi, state that The.
troops destined for Lepanto. under th, cnm.
mand of L"rd Byron and Capt, Parry. are rro-
vided with several pieces of cannon, each of
when IS commanded by a German or British,
osicer. There are in Missol"nshi abou, 90
4
the place which il never before possessed aud
who are ardenily devoted To m. Greek CAUSE.
SPAN remains in very unsettled staje.-
Some saDgninary scenes have tak-n place at
Barcelona, where the corstiiu,ionalists are nu.
| mern-.s.
company of French comedians are now
performing in Ireland To crowded aud, noes
An unpuhlishpa, unknown Ode of Tasso,
mas lately heeo discovered and printed at
R7m- The subject is religious, aud the -xecu-
ton SAID Ia b. highly brauiiiu
| Dr. B'yce'S t,st u perfect raccinaiioa- All
parents should INSIST on the family surgeons
using the test discovered by DR. Bye. Of Ed
| nburg. II consists in raccinaiing on the ether
arm from the one first vacrinAtrd. Ii he
FIRST has been perfect, both pustuIes Will men
| precisely at the same tine /; if this does not
lake place, the constitution has not been pres
| perry ahrctrd, and il oiust be repeated. This
IS s'np!e and easy, and ought never to be
neglected.
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OMbtELLAS Il PARASOLS.
LAk1E assortment Of each Of the abeye noyv opepps
by " ~ ~, Nv, ~ n p ~ ,ens prices'
Ndy '~'"" '"hhr ~
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VI Rtphei'ean Of 90 No Sand other articles are an
Congress. ' f'''ee""sS VI
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LINENS. LAWNS s. SHEETINGS.
VIE subscribers beg leave inform The public Thai ,bev
nave Just received 10y the Exit from New YORK and
are now opening the best assortment of LINEN OoDS
'nat they nave ever had the pleasure Of exhibiting
THEY CONSIST OF
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1914 Russia l. Scotch do width for n sbse, ,,,to,,
Long lawns in imitation Of French cambrics
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