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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-11
MUSIC, az a Science.
JOUN 4. SCONCIA

OFFERS BIZ services to the citizens oil
- LynehUure aad IL vicinity, in hi ne"
METEOROLOGICAL system. lie hopes, by
uufemiltcd attention to the dntie, Of his pro
fcssion. To- give general satisfaction, aud 70
prove at the same tune that music Is DOW re.
lured 10 a science. aud i not mechanical
requirement, as it has been heretofore r"gar-
ded. lie ha- every thing necessary for The
above mentioned mode Of instruction and
for the accommodation Of lis pupils has a.
gents al the north to furnish them with music
end musical instruments How'll also supply
tie orders of any other person. lie daily OK
poets sevcral elegant and "ell-ton"d new
PIANOS, which may be had At reduced pri-
res Also, ME1RONOMEs, handsomely I'm
ishod. &c.
y b lie ha' nj present, time enough to at
tend two families or classes u moderate DIS
taure from town.
J. 4 line addressed 10 him will meet with
prompt attsution.
April Q. "ts3o
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TAYI.ORING.

VIE subscriber respectfully informs thu
citizens Of Lynehburf. and the public
generally, That he has commenced the above
business III all ITS various branches, in the
house now occonlcd by Mr.. A Lewis, rs n
Gansmltb's shop, where all orders in his line
ot bnsinese viii he thankfully received aud
pnnetneli} attended to. lie hns the favor
from his friend, in the city and has got the
latest fashions HIS WORT vii be done by
himself, II. he has 10 BOYS Call and please
yourselves JOHN GrNNELL.
April 30. 81 w3W"
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Stop the Villain.

DUEAWAY the Cd Of this month,
Ia mulatto man named Md. lie is a low
fellow, but ha5 large breast and is strongly
made, little bow legged = hlgh full forehead,
Clark eyes, holes in his ears, and toltrahIe
sharp chin--Nears his hair tied behind--has
bold and open CounteuanCe when spoken TO.
lie IS keen arttul fellow, and perhaps can
read and write q little His clothing | cannot
particularly describe, tho there is no doubt
lie i, gent"elly clothed. Tic has good silver
watch, with a gold or gilt chain, boots, &C,
He rode Oft DARK GREY MARI, about
feet inches high, in good order, shod before,
her shoes net much WOru-she Is lengthy aud
we'll tormed-and has the marks of plough
gear upon her shoulders, and considerable
scar upon one of ,hem, h,gh on the shoulder
blade, think on the right. She has very
tuck tale and name, though not very long
She is spirited aud active and rides well. He
Is we'll equipped for travelling, with saddle
hags. big coat of bear skin with large Capes,
&c. have no doubt he has obtainedhee pa
TerS, ard Will attempt to pass rs a free man,
ind make To some free state, and have no
doubt but he has altered his name. He is a
handy fellow, Il good house servant, miller
and shoemaker, and can turn his land TO any
thing, and have no doubt but he hasa plenty
OF money. | will give a reward of FIFTY
DOLLARS TO any person WHO will deliver
him to me, or secure him in any Jail so that
get him again, within this state, and taken
Wthoutthe state ONE HI NDRED DOLLARS
II secured or delivered to me; and ten doliaIs
for the mare if taken within this state and de
lyered 10 me, and twenty dollars II taken
out of the state and returned home.
SAMUEL MORRIS
: Rnckinpham, Aug o. Wts3
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Bedford Iprl Rates, 1924.
IlnsIey tucker and VIM. N. Otey, pits.
apninSf

lhisltS iNuChcI anu W III N OttSb illS'
against
John Moore, BENJAMIN Perkins, Thomas
Moore, j.. and Thomas Moore, ST detts.
~. CfE1NGERY.
The. defendants Thomas Moore, ir. and
Benjamin Perkins not having entered their
appearance snd Eiven,seourlty according to
law and the rules of this court, and IT appear
ing that they are not 'inhahitauts of this
state, on the motion of .she plaintiffs by their
attorney, II is q, dcred, that the said defendants
do appear here at the next June court, and
answer the plaintiffs bit---and that a copy Of
this order be forthwith inherited in some one
of tue Lynchburg papers published in Lynch
burg for two months successfully, and that a
copy Of this order be posted at the front door
of the court house for two successive court
days.
A Copy-Teste.
38 J. STEfTOE,'c. 3 C.
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Bedf03,d .QprH Rutes. 1924.

IinaIey tucker aud Nm NJ: Oley,. pits. J
against H..
Fohn Moore, Benjamin Perkins, Thomas
MOORE, jr, and Thomas Moore, =. detts.
IN Cii.iNCEkF
The PLAINTIFF writ OF subpoena being exc
cutcd upon the defendants John Moore and
Thomas Moore, ST.. more than two months
previous hereto, and thew still failing TO appear
aud answer the plaintiff acton-on the mo-
ton of the plaintiffs, by their attorney, is
0rdered, that unless the defendant, do appear
here at the next May court aud answer the
plaintiffs bill, he same as to them viii be Ia
ken for confessed and the matter thereof be
dccreed accordingly.
~ Copy
30 J. STEPTOE, c. B. C.
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SPRING GOODS.
Northern C and FIR
Tie Establishment Of the .lnong ultc hayt-

Silk, Cotton and Thread Hosiery
Worked Muslin Robes
\ superior assortment Of Thread Laces and
Edgings
Rich seedlings and figured Mulls
Ii aud I'd Cambrics aud Cambria musllns
Figured and plain Leno and Book do.
PLAIN aud figured Jacouets
limitations and Dim Cambrcs
scotch Lawns and Irish sheetings
Black and colored IlaIian anu Canton Grapes
Handsome Grape Robes
Herino Shawls and Scarts
Crane do do.
Sewing Cotton, in spooIs, balls and hanks
Zelia handkerchief aud Scarls
Checks, Dmities, Victims aud Violin Strings
Bombazettes and Bombazines
\ SPLENDID assortment of Parasols and I'm
hrelas, very cheap
Britis. and French super painted Muslin
SEINE Iwiue
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ron .S.3LE

WILL be offered for sale, on Thursday
W the 18th OF May nc1t, by way ot pub
lie auction, several HOUSES aud LOTS in
Lynchburg, aud small TRACT OF LAND
near tho Quater meeting house, continuing
II acres, on which is avery good orchard Of
various kinds of fruit The credits will be
liberal aud no bonds required for the pur-
chase money Until clear title is made. CHE
object OF The above sale Is to pay debts, and
will certainly take place on the different pre-
mises, begnning on lot opposite Captain
John Lynch $, ON the hiil)
Join HANCOCK.
April &c tds7i
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W. MCKEE a. ]. L.. MEM
Hare Just receivsd & opened RE JoiLotciag
SPINNING GOODS:


Hare just receigsd & opened RE )oiiotciag
SPklSG GOODS:
London COMPANY scersnckers
Blue pink and bun, s'rip'd and plaid Giughams
1orInthian Strlprs--a new article
81 aud - fashionable printed Muslin
London aud Partisan prints
Mczzolinto 90
super aud middle Ceicoes
Low priced do
Ii and 81 low priced and super Cambrics
II aud 81 figured do.
Figd aud plain Jaconeits, superior goods
Do. do. Malls aud Medium Muslins
Loom ed ard uecdle.wronght Book do.
ii ana 81 Common aud India plain do. do.
uncommonly cheap,
Loom ed, needle wrought aud tuck Jack
onet Robes,
Lawns ard Linen Cambria Handkerchicls
Linen Cnrlbrc and India MniIs
Black SlnehcWs and Sarsneis
Black amt White eros de Naples and figured
Pink, white, green and black Florence
Italian Lute-trine
f'ig'd and pIaiu black, white, green, pink and
blue 5atins
Rose, green wilte, blue and blaot Italian
Grapes
Black and colorcd Nlnkm Grape Robes
Do. do. do. figured Grapes
Do. do. Canton do. do
Do do. do. plain do
Plain and figured Thule Lace
hicb figured eros de Naples
6recian GBuze llandkcrchieis
Canton bird eye and plaid do
IeIa seaIls, Pclrrincs do.
Grecian Gauac Ribbons, new article
Rich fig. Satin aud other do
Plain aud striped Drilling
Anroas aud union Mixtures
Wilmington StrII .. and Cotton Casslmeres
Blue Nnnkecns
AlGree chop and company yellow do.
Black Circas,ians and rench bombazcen, for
summer coats
London fashionable and white NarselIcs
Common figured and do do
SUPP fig black Silk Velvet Ncstiugs
India and English Dorentsac
German aud ludia Flag Handkerchcfs
Jersy Hawthorn aud Grerian do.
Figured black SIX C,avats
Bordcred Jacouct Do.
: y and.4-9 Irish Liucns, approved bleach
Silk, Cotton and Nor-tcd Hosiery
French aud English ladies and gentlcmnes'
Glove,
Beaver, Md, Dogskin and Castin do
u. a. &c.
AL of which, with almost every other ar
'iele adapted TO the season, may now be had
Al low prices.
April It, t,36
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New Spring Goods.

Dl late arrivals from New York, the
- snbserihrrs have received a handsome
supply at S"W NJ GOODS, uany VI which
II fntIrely new paterus and s,yIr.
Thy respectfully ,asife the public TO an
examination ol their present. stock, which
Ter variety, j. equal H. az II tins place, aud
vii he sold very los lef casb.
". MCKEE a J. q. MEEM.
April l6 t,36
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Not ice.

IHHE partnership of u . L HIGGTNBOT-
~ HAN y co was dissolved by mutual
consent on the goth day nj April 1923 All OF
those indebted to that concern aue earnest
y requested to make Immediate fayment to-
either OF the partners, or to their agent, Jas
ID. llgginbotham, who sauthoriaedto receive
payments and grant discharges Those hiiv-
ing claims against the concern are requested
10 bring them forward. -
THOMAS HICGINBOTHtM,. ,,
DAVID HIGGINBO1HAM
DANIEL HIGGlNBO1HAN,
Nh GldWJlc, Mag I, ls23. 4w17
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" SN PNRNNSNEN.

4 Nd for sale by the author, and at Ech-
~ OILS 8 Norths Bookstore, STRUCTURES
on The Religious System of B3RON SIZE
bENBOhG, with letter Is Mr.. H. G. Lin.
berg, aud an appendix, -Price, 25 cents
Anrii 10 t.36
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PROPOSALS
For publishing, b. Subscription, ~ ne iorn .
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s4d e3urafinu TO contribute Htlf hare NJ a
gnnsepeni and iasilHrttos fromhe phio'oPhsf
qebo foiis tr search 81 uater,s hddtH trt0srfe5
10 He pot Jthost iaacg
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eStacy'
tn tle rtij-tus in general of this state tddoJ
sqakfs an appeal for mn support W0m'"
n, n 1rRfbf for The oHlV 55uGnato Of M kiHd con
.,Irtfd amongst them, and, a. has PRIMARY mo
re for fAi,riuc 1uto Ht troHbiesOmc and loo
offfn upQrai nj task Of q p"bi5c o6ior, iras for
til parpost Of.pdtarafHlg 10 attach sop.t ddgret
ofrrtda 10 he ialeHoeiuoi Taste Of his Ha'ire
s.aft. ht feels conscious Hat The appcni 'eiH mol
h 0aff IN fain-He Is MO cOafdtui Hdi ms |
nations iciH rgc'U anu trfor Of opinion INTO
saIidl h. NAV ie itd by his gottHi and nefptri- !
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pqfropisifg iiithtu dueeted By faudobis Pra
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TEENS
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ya,di1lm sl"i of forty pares- The price Of sub
ssriptf0a taH be 1HktE DbLL.iES per a-'.
NUN. ali syavlLit on lie dsirvance Of TN |
first raabC No subscription WiH be receited .
for a slorEr yeriod fioa besire mon'ts, and
III bt discorhunci olig u.h the seHicmeat Of
cH arreorcrtS
The fra No t-iH b. ,ssued os soon as r 'f
ri.ni n,unberyf e7bstrfbcrs stdi be ob'aiutd 10
,ItstiR II. SrEFHEN I. hITCHEIL.
4pr,i % N''
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3iso. one other Tract,

Adjoining the above described I and, contain
lng upwards OF 700 acres. On Til, tract there
are two settlements, on one OF which is a
very good house, well finished, out houses,
orchards, a good garden, &C and on the
other Il comfortable dwelling house, orchards,
&c. Tn tract also adjoins the lands Of john
shelion. IL Iohn Amhlrr and olhers.
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VSAOS NOTEi.,
LINCHBURG Va.

LINCHBURG, Va.
FENuE subscriber having taken possession
ot that well known house, the UNION
HOTEL, formerly occupied BY Mr.. John
Hancock, is prepared to accommodate
BOARDERS and TRAVELLERS; and he
fatter. himself that from his urremitting eN-
srlious 20 give satisfaction, aud rom his long
experience, he will receive a liberal share of
public patronage. His taJle will be furnished
In the best style which the market will admit
A new stable j. now preparing, which viii. he
finished in a few DAYS which will enable him
10 take good care Of such horses as may be
left with hin. His osllers are careful and
attentive. ELIJAH BROWN.
April 2. 6w34
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THOMAS !. NNVAA,
Il

IN The Sign Of the Golden Mortar,
d ETURNS his sincere thanks to his
Ia friends, customers, aud the public gene
rally, Tor the liberal encouragement he has
met with, and informs them he has this day
received number OF articles in his line. As
he buys for cash only, he Is determined to be
undcrsold by none in this place. The quail
y of his articles car he depended on, as they
are purchased BY an experienced Nand in n,
York April o. ts69
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Nancing School,

~ " VAUGHAN observation-disclosures the
4 Ladies and Gentlemen of Lynchburg,
that bis school will be opened at the Franklin
Hotel, on Ihursdayth the l2ih of May. He pro-
fesses to teach the most FASHIONABLE
and POLITE DANCES at present in vogue,
aud natters himself that he will be enabled
10y the assiduity and attention witch he in
tend deyotlng to the instruction Of his pu-
pills, To give to those who may favour him
with their patronage, the most entire satisfac-
ton. his pupils will also have the advantage
Of every superior musician Jesse ScotO who
from long experience in that capacity is in
terior 10 none in Virginia Arrangements
will be made after commencing the school
50 rs not 10 ip"rtcre with tie more essential
pursuits otihe pupils.
Terms OF tuition SO per scholar, 81 oil
which in advance, tieht school for the
instruction OF young gentlemen will also be
opened on the same evening at $40 per guar
ter. April "A. ts37
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Nne Cent Reward.

DENAWA from the subscriber ON the
le27tb inst an apprentice boy by the name
81 HOBATIO 1URPIN, who was bound TO
me ~ the oyerseers OF tae poor, and had A.
bout two years TO complete lls time. The
above reward viii he gwen for rs deli cry
to ne, but no charges paid. torwurn all
persons from barboring said apprentice, as
Tue lsw is strict III that respect.
JOHN REEFS, (B. s.
Auril 30 81
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EAHE subscriber, will extend his practice
II the cour,s OF Buekinght m county. lie
will continue to attend Campbell superior
court. J. GARLAND, (Nti'on
A ,ril "a. w3w3I
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QuanIico Canal Lottery, I'd class.
76oprizc'. 4ooo sioa4o

sso0 blanks. { tickets. Si02'o
The prizes in the preceding scheme will
be determined ne follows Tauty Nos.
from 10 80 inclusive, will srvcially b.
placed into the wheel ON the day OF draw
Ing, aud 8 Of them be- drawn out aud that
ticket ha,lJR on II the Isl, Cd and Sd Nos
drawn from the wheel, will BIZ entitled 10
tie highest prize that having on it the
Sd. 4th and 6ih Nas. drawn ~ aforesaid,
will BIZ enlitolsto sthe NIX, highest prize !;
thu ha,jng,dn 1t the I'd, 4rh and 9th Nos
dr. IN sls 'iloresaid, will be entitled to the
prize.o $3.50 that having On it the Cd
sd 9Th, viii be entitled To the prize of
SO that having On II the Cd, Sd and 9TH
" ~ entitled I the prize of s4OO the
i've Other tit krts, which shall have ou them
resp cti,cy, three OF the drawn Nos. shall
be ent,ed 10 n prize of sl68 the $50
II kets which shall, respectively, any two
ofthe drawn Nos. shall be entitled to prizes
of $40 aud the 1900 tickets which shall
have one of the drown numb rs on them
shall be entitled to PRIZE Of So
Notickei which shall have drawn a prize
of a superior denomination, can be entitled
to an inferior prize.
Prizes payable so days after the drawing,
and subject to a deduction Of 10 per ceut,
o. The drawing will positively take
place
On Thursday the 27m Of .Hay nert.
rRrsfNr PRICE OF rIcRFrs.
Whole Ticket, 81 30 Or. Ticket, 81 IL
Half DO. 25
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One Tract.

Wherein he now resides, in Amherst county,
distant Z miles from Lynchbnrg and 10 from
GRAHhMS COVE, containing 1850 acres,
between 4 and 500 of which are cleared
Thi, land lies we'll and is in good heart The
dwelling house is comiortabeand convenient,
aud has attached to il the necessary ont
houses, orchards, &c. There is yet large
portion of good tobacco land 10 clear, which
Is very h"aNIiy timbered. The whole tract
IS "a eli ,Natnrnd
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Tract or parcei Of land,

Lying in the connx of Campbell, adjoining
tie lands of Edmund Tate, and others, being
the same on which the sai1 Deison now re-
side, containing lo4 acres, With the dwelling
houses, houses, improl elnents, aud appur-
tenanccs thereuuto belonging. Also,
The following personal property,
TO Wit.-onc Negro Girlt aged IL years, nam
ed Beckey, one ditto, aged II years, named
Bet sey, one ditto, AGED - vears, named
Suekey and two Children named eifrcy and
john together with the increase OF the said
female slaves, if any Also, one half Car
raSe sud Harness, owned by the said Drison
IN copartnershjp with Colonel Edmund Tate,
two Horses, five Cows, all The plantation utica
sis, AMI all the Household and Kitchen Eur
ulure belonging to the laid Dcison
GEO Is. WOODSON, VI. s. {. c. l.. y.
May 1 u ltutds
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Also. one other Hract,

Adjoining the first described tract on the
south west side, containing $50 acres, chiefly
in woods, not more than ~ Pc"es being clear
ed, witch are we'll enclosed. This tract ID
VOL tinbrred. and is fine tobarco land
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FOR HIRE,
Il Grst rate Carpenter.

WITH a complete set of TOOLS,
w which will hire by the month orufe
remainder of the year
GEORGE WHI1LOCkF.
April 0 ,s35
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MAY sMaA' ) Sale.

In pursuance of decree Of the Superior
4 Court Of Chancery Tor the Lynchlrurg dis
trict pronounced on thu - day Of November,
la23, III = cause therein depending, between
George Nbitlocke, plaintiff,
Charles Dcson, Edmund TATE, Garland
Int, David G. MurrclI, aud George =. Rich
ardson, defendants,
he undersigned, Marshal Of the said court,
will, On WEDNESDAY, the OH day Of June
next If tair If not, the first fair day thereafter,
sundays excepted, proceed 10 sell, ON the pre-
misses, 10y way Of public auction, to the highest
bidder tor cash a certain
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y Nract oi lanA.

of a52 acres, more or less, on I've River, in
the county aforesaid aud adjoining the land
OF NoryelI spencer, decd aud others, and
being the same land sold by John White To
The said John Thompson, n. and conveyed
thereof as may be sufficient 10 raise the ha-
lanoes:aat may be due on The day OF sale,
together with tie costs OF executing the same.
The title vested ia me rs eustee only will be
conveyed to the purchaser
JOHN L. COBBS, Trustee.
April wtds3f
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~ Gt nee

snfvirine Of deco O, trust executed Nv
~ john Thompson, jr. 10 JohnP Cobb, y
Arhur Clayton, bearing date the 18th of July
lsf9, and duly recorded IN the clerk Office
of the county Of Amherst, for the purpose Of
securing the payment OF debt due John
White, shall proceed TO sell 10 the highest
bidder, for ready money, on the premises, on
I ridnV ilc I'm OF INN neNl
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Chinf2es, super. and common
lIlsh Linens and Damask Table Linens
Linen Cambrcs and Cambric llandkrrcl;.,
Pateat steam and Power Loom shlrljpo,
Jaeouet Crayats, figured AMI cros,-b,rteJ
large assortment OF countergains and .n,r,.
Elegant Fancy aud Pain Ribbons, OF ,aji,,'
widths and colors
SILK Flags and Fancy Handkerchiefs
Sattins, SensIaws, Sarsnetts
Figured and Plaid silks
White aud colored Msrseiies Vestinos
Drilings, Wilmington Stripes aud Nankee,.
Buck, hid, Beaver and silk Gloves
large aud extensive assortment of Co,,,.
Shawls and Handkerchieis ''''"
White aud colored Gimps
Leghorn aud Straw tIal, aud Bonne,s
Meu's and Boys Fur aud Wool HIT
Best quality blue and white Coffon y.,..
An assortment OF Brushes, Of every Ill.,.
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NhA.NaHl.E AAEDS

horil Q 1924
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Notice

Mi GinsgJlc, NAV +, ls23. 4W1I
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-06-09
REMOVAL.
Dupee& Brigham
II AT "a o u S.

a cquAINr the public and their
IN Customers particularly, that they have
removed from the shop recently occupied by
them in Aliens ROv, and taken stand near
ly opposite to the emporium Of Fashion,"
where they promise and engage, although
they did not learn their trade in Providence
or Boston, that all endeavours to accommo-
date their customers. will be put in requisi-
ton, for that single purpose.
1T They have on hand, Fashionable TRIM
MlNGS, with which they can furnish their
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ri Work done promptly and faithfully, and
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The battle was fought on the 91st JAN
uary, near Sicondee, and lasted from
e P. NJ. until P. NJ. when Sir Charles,
having expended all his ammunition,
was surrounded, and his army complete
ly routed. The Ashantees, however,
sustained great loss There were
fourteen officers with Sir Charles when
the action commenced, and only one, a
Lieut.. Erskine, escaped to tell the tale
OF woe. Among the slain are some OF
the principal and oldest merchants al
Cape Coast. Subsequent accounts, no.
ticed in the London Courier of the Sd
May, say that the Ashantees had put all
the white inhabitants at Sierra Leone
to death.
We regret to find that the Justly Gel
ebrated traveller BeLzoni, died at Geta
on the Sd December last of dysentery
Science has suffered an incalcuIable loss
by the death of this enterprizing and in.
telligent Traveller.
Two volumes ola new romance, by
the author of the WaverIy novels, hat
been printed off, and 1000 copies of the
work subscribed for at a trade sale il
London. The story is Scottish, and the
incidents are supposed to have occur
red in the year 1850, fifteen years after
the last rebellion.
The population Of London at the las
census was ,274,0O0.