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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19
Cllyistian Advocate.

The UNION oi H. eid,u. ( w h 1en..ne chs
ani\, at II tine important, - tceulia iy 50 It
ui- tln.e, atd II TINS county. Tue enem es OF
The uUth a. II = IL jesus, a'e us,ng all th,h I'll
,eaSuI7 10 n'antdin thcI cause and extend their
I .huelire, by the powerful auNtiuIrs ul eau ..
ton and ta,.t and Iith, truth he lett naked,
apI,eal Oh, j. a oae,e- or slovenly gatb, il
nIIiuot be TX 10 attract the attention a"d
win the eats ofthat laI 20 and Inpo tant POI
ton ol e sotuH,un ty winch CONSISTS Oh che
young, tne cultivated ana tue tapItin", We
know, JUDGED, that su' cess IA cukIsat'nS evan
Se1e''l n'h must cone OF" o99' ana '""t
nothing but h's t1Hce ''I -'e' Chang. e''s'c
human neat. d we a ho' 10 eSP=e' l'''''
Is we "ieohly =" eNIt 'tihe ah'ie9 1 owl
aehce, anl tie htid'htc ~ bN'he e''''' ''t"'
Hse oiHispion ext - u'd oi inca nat"
r hiy adj ti TO the euect' i'''""'a TO DC ""
duted. Nheh ( '''i'''7 Oh 'n''' S"""'o''
a's'll II VIII l'a l'h5, ana WI an" ''s - '"o)
must D. S'''l''''. WIN '''
tue aru'' "e,e a'u'e' III ,n'e Wv '''
CntI7tlal. Adv1catt d-ihea iotahe pat e''-
'ihlc, indeed, iiial must ~ an II ~ :. f'''
1t a'rnea To &c somewhat sttume'ttl" ~
venting h' eS' erect Oh H'e'a "' lhaaPPieu'
~ c"ll " u AMI d'i'nNi"l 7oah" ofhee" CT
tte'Sn, eAio,n h''7''P' eest'a ia all" 80
Phrhy,ih o. i 3 me Pu' occur eS OF we
S"'Pel ~ int en'- an Az ',ti d % N"'."
''ey ~ ~ "a - -, 49,.
ai'dea' onheto ehe''s" the love oIieai"ilS an"
aust ia7ts 'fh"he the 70" sc, .,ei2y, %
promote, Ssneiaiiy '"n'o"S orthodox en- 's'''hs'
t'' 'o"e ana aspect OF true eNaaaeh'a' Pe}
which M aeih""7l''' IN / II l. o' "o''i'
bat mighty favorable TO " Whatsoever t"'nS' are
""e' nohs''' ]"s'' t"',,'on.N, %,'u =, ~" -
port" Il, a de' 'he hiv'ne blessing t 7h''
be iouad that thess results, t. any consider ao,'
e< eat, ha'e5een P odnced by In Pno''r"'i IN
aW,i h velendef' d a se0'ic, l. which all wh'
.ha..nNe GIN II then aid viii have feaso" 'o'
e'ei 10 e)oice'
E. Tue iSinas II nattc' which this pnhtsa''-'
",''ro"th'l | y 'ot ao"9',' mee'sss' 70 'tt
cay u" aS'in ''' ~ ~, VII" 80,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19
Wara Election.

raNHE Ward Election for nine Common
Councilrnen in each VI ard, in the town of
Lvnchburg, will take place, pursuant TO an act
oi assembly, entitled "an act dividing the
town OF Lynchburg into wards, and for other
purposes,' on the first Tuesday in April next ;
and viii be held in Lynch Ward 80. ! being
all that part Of said town below the Isl nIlry
extending from Lonch 10 twelfth street, AZ
the tenement occupied by John aud David
Walker MS u counting room, on second street
/ And in Henry " ard, Ao.2, being all that part
OF the said town above said first alley, cS'
tending from Lyn, Ii TO twelfth streets, at ih'
tenement formerly occupied by I o d. ilig
ainbothsm As II store, on second sifeet.
SANEEL BEANSlOED, Sergt.
Mach Y Ide
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19
Quantco Canal lottery, ed class
SClIE ME-.
160 prizes
$500 blanks.


ihls Is a lottery formed by the trrnnrs com
binalioh ui 10 numbers, and the prizes therein
VIII be determined rs follows ---1hrt, mum
hrrs, From To 81, inclusive, viii aeteinlly be
placed into wheel on the day of drawing
hhd 1--WE OF them he drawn out md thai
ticket having on il the 1T, ID and Sd Nos
drawn from the wheel, will he entitled IL the
highest prize that having on Il the ID, Sd
aha Ith, viii be entitled 10 the prize Of gl2au;
thal inting ON il the Sd, 4th aud ON, will he
ehlltied To the prize 81 y 1000 TINT having
! on II The 2l, llh aud 9th, viii nc entitled Ia
The rriHe OF 5 900; all others having on them
respectively, three ol The drawn Nos will
eaeh he entitled In n prize of 5 loo all.fhnse
hhNlng on them any two Of the drawn Nos.
VII each he entitled Ia n prize Of 4 10, aud
! MI those having on them any one Of the
| afaWh NOS. viii each be entitled To n prize OF
| 80.
No ticket which shall hive draw II u prize g
superior denomination, Gan he entitled iu
an inferior prize.
Prizes payable 30 days after the drawing,
aud subject as usual " a deduction of - Der
cent
large proportion 81 the above scheme has
been arranged into packages, each containing
ten tickets, aud eacll embracing the 10 com.
pinaiioh Nos. composing the lOilegN. These
must OF necessity draw ut least $2I, less The
10 per cent. whilst Tire cost Of The uuoknge is
.I,g%% ''' '"''''"'e W inc I"'
,.,3a "l p"rha&e Ten chances -! capital
pflze, Tor the trlling nm of $ Is 70 an
hdNehinrer should prefer paying 3 IL -, and
: - ''. l!fke's III deposit Tor the y % 20,
"hien would IN that cast be due on the pack
'ge, ne may do 50, aud receive II certificate
% ms purchase, winch Mil eni"le him 10 oil
'ha at, may be drawn over * above the y 20 20.
A me craving oi ms e'nss M'n I'M" place
on inT9t,H.ay 'he iolh "l AprI next, IN Tic
tty OF Richmond aud the manager ple1Pcs
~ ~ WV" III olach eerilef NY my
In" SI"Sie NeeH OF 'orh'Sh'j snoha int
- " o''No's "a,1"l' !" 80 500" 70 De tone
i"'' scntme uo's 'io' ueEHie wan great
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19
.uuSeam Of Foreig" Literature
dRG Science.
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and ''i,.,,t IL eo''"'n mass u it''"'y
TN, IN 'o'a no. ea'"
.h .,-'.1 -, p'"fc 'o' VAN 81 s"H'bie
u,',', - "'''" "o"'u DC ,'"n among US
n';,; ~ f''7''e ana l'"i'. aheh 81 the
81 ~ ,e'sa a,'l ''S'%es As reprint
d ,hur'gh - - $50, punk 'he r.
much ,.attr, win ,,,s ,,,,e,.st q! &c
adv ,,,,,,,,,ti -, -. - ''o
reou.utlx Gtted Inyiriaie nj, I,t.,',,, ~.
ais -, his nol;,i,I ,,,i,,,;,,l..s !, ''7
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tendency. altosr,hr, nf l,c.i 80, '''''
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19
POlIrENESS d DANCING

will commence on FRlDk the 18Th inst AT
the Washington Inn. lie deems it scarcely
necessary TO advert 10 his peculiar mode oil
tuition. as the success which has attended his
eAerlioas, and the appreciation OF ms patrons,
are III. best test, by which TO Judge oft uti-
litVupl excellence He would respectfully
assure those to whom he has not the pleasure
OF being r.0nally known, and who may
feel a disposition 10 cntrust their children TO
his care. that the utmost regard will he bad to
the department aud improvement of his pm.
nils while 10 such of hi3iormer patrons as
purpose still further 10 encourage HIM, he
pledges himseIit to lie nnremi''ing IA ms en-
Iaaxsnr, 10 deserve a continuance OF their AZ
probation. -.
o.. subscription paper is open at. TN
Washington Inn.
March l. N'"ol
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19
journal Of Foreign .Ned,cane.
Conducted ny SAMUEL EMLIN, Jr. NJ
ID. aud WILLIAM PRICE. II n

S".iheted ny SAMUEL EMLIN, Jr "
ID. aud WILLIAM PRICE, ii. u.
aslls lh1eirdic"tcs, the Journal i.ow otIers,
70 the patronage oithr public, will tie con uet
en ,hthey o" the .ineple Of Selection. Tn.
lle'ding feature ut he plan NOR Z di-tinctiy.n
e'a'ea' Is tn preNentat stated intervals, a SOFT oil
synopsis the Foreign Magazines, Journals
and Re'Ie"S, app opriatedto Mrarcu AID its
aindfed Sciences
NO one vii doubttheimportance ofths de-
sign' VINO Is conseisant With the periodical
works oi futope. As Is incident to such pub
ieations, the matter which they contain Is alto
gethef of a u liked nature, and of eIits the most
unequal THEY are a vast II, where golden
wheat i>too oilen chokedby useless or Iefni
cious tates, hId where il imports us like the
Pindent husba', iman, To REJECT the one, and
hoard the other. These publications are,
moreover, at this time so nun,e,ous, SO costly
and 50 diillcnt 10 he procals15 Mat really the,
can only he consulted bya aiae majority OF the
enlt'Yatols OF scienceinthe unned States, thro
a medium 'mewhat s,mlIu 10 the one now
proposed. II IstheIefnre meant to 1--WE an eX.
liaet SO eoplouo OF then eontent as not onl, To
exhibit the iogress oithe Physical ScNnc.s a
hioai, but To do away, IN great degree, the
ie ess,ty OH cCur ing t. he works themselves
lhs content oithe Jou,nal will be arranged
under he division OF
l. selected papers.
:. Selected Reviews.
. Nedcal and Philosophical Intelligence.
4 List oi New Publica IONS.
I he "o k publi,he in numher7 IN Janua.
J, aPrll, July, a0d October, forming yearly a
aige volume.
This Joanali il u continuation Of the Flee
nc kePe,to,y, and"as cooinIenced,n January
81.
'dLHshed quaricrIV-- Prize Four Doiidrsd year
PdydJic an ddtdRce.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19
Dancing Scho0l.

yiHOMAS W. VAUGHAN rcapecl(ahy
! iHI05ms ne Lodics 0nd Gediamen ~
IgnchLprg ami rs ricinitg ttHfhr hdtnda open.
ipg Uo1icing iSei,oDi sDae fime in .9pri orhc
hrst Of .Noy il smfieie@ nnaber ot Snbsefibers
ran b. obidiacd - Un,iHs pcer'o"dg Taught m
his piace he deer.s II onjy aecrss1rg IN sag that
MS Dn,frHiar niienfinn uH be dtrOitd 10 Inc
Dn6iig entrusted 10 his rnre.-7erms of Tui-
iio,l, SO pr Schoinr 81 Of ,ohifh in odr2,ce
4 SnLsrip!ton ha Is isH a, Echoi'S Sorth''
Jooig'orc 1hose MIN ne dispo,ed 10 encourage
tn school ,raI phase call and taier Heif
names.
Tebrnargo7. 21teis
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19

- The EpIToKs or rnE NIEGINIAN,
agents for Lyuchhurg and lis vicinity So
IcIt subscriptions to the ebo,e works
The North American REVIEW, and Amerl-
can journal Of Science, particularly, are
now well established, and have decided
claim To public support, as forming lmpor-
tant parts of our national literature.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19
Elegant Silesia Damask Table
:, Cloths and Diapers.

WE hire just receired Il rrttry ne4' as
w sorint,at Of the ADORE, ich'ch "Hh
Mich figured Ehae Saiim
Da. 6lack inquired sitks
ltrg superior btact figured CrGp"
Irish LiJ.en8 Iicarrmted bieach)
Domestic C0itoRo, nil q'tdtiiieS and cheap
WIN be disposed of at yety reduced prices
by MenEL, EoBLFao.rS 90
'a"a0ry a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19
.More Kew Goods.

Fancy lteiicnIrs, neN style
ilaid silk lidk1s, ID.
Zelia ia.
Linen CHmbfies, very cheap
d. tanhrir Hintlles
Worked Book aud Null fiounees
! boh Bluek l'lunes
3 eases Dolls.
MCKEE, ROBINSON 4 co.
March u. Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19
BNOVso and siiNES.

/ 81 received by the subscribers, a large
- nssoftment--co consisting oil
Ladies' superior blue aud white Paris hid
Shoes,
DO. dQ black Morocco heels do.
10. do. do. do. sp,ings do.
Do. common do. do. heels 10
DO do. do. do Springs do.
DO seal md CnIf 81 In do.
| Trunk Missos Mofocro do
do. clt'Jreus colored 30. do,
do. loys' cali shin do
do meas do. do
Use LO>DON BEAVER HATS
do. Youths do.
- dozen w ool do.
MCKEE, ROBINSON g. co
March Ii. 63ts
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19
Oa.SCA.$E - NONh
UYLLE.aU kEN.N'EDY

DETuRNS as sineeresl thanks 10 the
Re public for the highly natferns cncou.
ragement win which lie has been honoured
since his arrival ia Lynchburg, aud beg- leaye
10 announce, that the THIRD SESSION oil
his school for the instruction oi young ladies'
nud qentlempH in the arts OF
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19
PROPOSALS
For Publishing, b. sabscription,
Skw AMERICAN
biographical Diction II
PROPOSALS
a RENE GRANGER


u TIE
D.parted H,roes, Sases ant Statesmen or =
Hlertc0.
+ be confined exsiaaisely to tho,e who 81.
..,gzei tnejrs-lgss, - either capacity. in Che
p.yol,tlpn,ty III, which Obtained the lnde.
,'.,Icnce f,aeit country.
S.-saj Etd.oa. HahHanPpepdiI-con tatai.g
,sNlu bCridrat-n .,e * ,teseat tive u
l tn Itei tui,nics u NOrth Ameti.a.
IN f4r't tht q HE, aud necessity 81 taling
,,Iar.n,, ia y ., lz.5-Ihe Petition by tie
l,rpreschia.i os II he i .itcd Z .!ones, TO tae
lag ol B., cat Is TAM sly 3, I1T5-A procla.
t3n Of Gpusiess IA day OF lasting, hunil+
t,aa1d p w., Mach 10, t775 The Dec,a.
ftlon u lniepel enc, July :, 1870 and the
nud stU by he G yes Oh the Cnitea states
,rAn r.ca, O.taher 80, l779.
40, hs Gbnsatlti "a u the Unite States,
sal In IA ewell \ lifess OF General WASH
rpr5S, o the People u tue United States, an
lDln,in. Ia lntent,oa OF lctIrina IRON puDlic
taVce, ScPtcmterl7, 1876.
r9HPILEO BY THOMAS j. RODGERS
Nca. eIe idCcd To tne aitct native OF enao
,os Al unc nd. lohel subml,sion to tha tyian-
+. d Undated mi istels, ol resistance by 10 ce
,faelNte, Is )u, choiA. We ac5;-- counted tie
1t o.lhis contest, aud find nothing So d, cad
HI al voluntary slave y Honor, lu-tlee, and
i.nan,t, 10. al rs ta,hely to s,n. ender thai
/ rdom Nni = We received tlu.n oar gala It
s,sesto :, an Ahi ID GU iunucent posteii.y
bIyeaIish. u rece.gtf,om rs. W. cannot
ellu. { The ,nia.ny and s'nit Vi slsmng sue
e,eding gsaetatioaeto ina. "retchcdrcss winch
inevitably AVA them "A ave base. el.tall tete.
ttuy 100 ,uabe upon then.
:, Ene a u,s NC h.v> Ucen con- PEELED by our
.iemcs to assume, we wit, IN detdnce vi every
ktzari, wth uha0atlns a,"l' e9s and Pc se.e,-
zee, einp.oy ia ,ne p cse' Vatioa u on .Ibei-
: s-beinL with oiie faI'd rc7I'Ved IL die ilte-
zen atne ,.ldn . i've slave. - Derlaraiion
.rCoasress, seHit.g Jorth the acctsst y u ta1ag
!, uims-JatJ ., 40
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19
AmetlCan JNlulnaI OF SClCnCC ami
Arts,


Condac,cd By BENJAMIN sILLiMAN, PRO.
ifss0r NJ ChemiSirg, 4c laie CoHcge.
This journal began IN the year 1919 Two
numbers, betweer which there Is M interval
OF about three months, form Nolume.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19
w ALTER Ii. Middleton,

UNI NbTSI,
III he sign ofHe Goiden .Hortor,
mas RECENTLY RECEIVED A SUPPLY OF
.Medicines, Eaugs, Pants,
a.AiNTERo' Materials, Linsccd Oh,
spirit rurpcntine, D!e stuff, &c. which
together with his stock on hansi, enables him
to oirr complete assortment TO his friends
aud the public.
Families in this town and is vicinity, prnc.
,ilioners oil rhysic, country merchants, hat
tiers, dyers, paiuters aud others, " no are de
sirous OF procuring articles OF prime quality
aud on the most reason4be terms, viii fad
il greatly 10 their Interest 10 give BIN a call
On hand, a constant supply, OF PUTTY
prepared in the best manner.
December 3. Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19
: npe'7or quality Uinier strained
Lamp OIL, 1dmdrindS, Genuine
Old Port Uine, Ground ;LdStcood.
sgsaz
II
THOMAS J. DUVAL,

AT ruE sIcN OF mn GOLDEN MORTAR,
!. AS this day received an ADDITION.
Al Surfll oil The above article, 10.
gcthrr with sHudry others in his line, which
make hi, assortment complete Also,
sWaim's Celebrated Panacca,
% highly aud justly celebrated for the cure Of
5rrotula or King EYil, syphiiiic aud Nerru.
rial Diseases, Rhcumalisn', Tnnpurs, Ulcers,
ae.-togcihcr With the numerous train Of e
wills arising from neglect or improper trout
ment Of the above diseases. Al Of which he
offers to his friends and the public generally
on the most reasonable terms.
January 20. Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19
The North American Review,

Was begun IN 1918, and has since been s,cadi
y ada aacing in public estimation la Innna-
y, 1920, the cditorship Was assumed hy FRO
tsssor Everett, III the University n Cambridge,
Nav England. Ht7e StrifS MAS tnrn com
merged, with Which il is COM enient thu sub.
scripaons should begin, Qrde'l rnr any part
OF the work vat however be thankfully re-
cci,ed by l.. LuteIl aud by L. Norris Henry
who are intereslcdiu the publication.
Published Yparierlq--Pt,ct iufe DoHags y
gcar-Poyadie IN odrm,ce.
American S>!utnal Of Science and
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-19

BueheH in his "Tra,cIs in Africa - i,,st
published, relates thus the discovery Of ola
Ostieh'S nest
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-14

HMM FMA AMNAMFhMM
TIE EXILE.
Twas midnight; and Ger all she wide spread esFf1
Mankind had sunk into calm Fennses
The glilrng moon threw ia bright FaAianue
forth.
o. lakes and groves, AZ brilliantly u rose
NO sound was there, Il sfenid a. il ihe world
And ail created things were wrap "A MA SLEEPS
The canvas IDLY hung against tAe mast uniuFldi
MOI murmur sounded on TIE mighty deep
So death ike was the stiffness on that night.
That you Nigh hear Ihe slightest ialiuE lear
The rocking wave lay hnshrd-thc iemresis
eight
Like the dead calm succeeding heartfelt grief
Upon CIV margin VI those shining waves,
There stood y rim uith cuunleuahce so war;
he seemd the rthc 81 tar better dpys,
MOURNING &c lapse @. iime nnd aieassrss Eone.
lie sat him down, and u tae starry tky,
With eye appraised, poured forth hia siiert
prayer,
One CLEAN OF ioy Quick O Ter him serm'd 20 IS,
Il fingered not il had M dwelling theirs.
lie thought " home for home be prayed md
wept,
And DER his cheek the glistuius tears Zen fast
Wth p8lsed hand bis bar OIL rude strings le swept
They mourncd "a manhood aud ~ pleasure
past.
The trembling notes stole through the midnigas
air
Like sounds " deepest woe--ihey paused
they ceased,
The minst els heart had broke mo lisp was there
Ills troubled spirit was from earth released.
The moons bright beams ay coIdly On that br0w
When all was still, calm "a that silent SEN
Which lay before him his pure spirit now,
Had sought its dwelling in Eternity.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-14
Fire and Marine Insurance.

THE Subscriber has been appointed by the
President and Directors Of the Common
wealth Insurance Company in Boston, their
Agent for this town and vicinity, for the purpose
OF effecting Insurance on Fire and Marine Risks,
70 any amount, not exceeding ten thousand dol
lars on a risk.
| am now ready 20 receive Proposals, and
make Insurance against Fire, on Houses, Stores,
aud other huidings-also on Goods, Wares, and
Merchandise, and any kind Of property for the
owner thereof The Company viii pay AL loss
-, however small, not exceeding the sum insur-
ed
Insurance on Marine Risks win also be taken
here al a. low rate for the class Of vessels a. III
Boston.
Letters, post paid, directed 10 me, proposing
Insurance, as well as personal application will
meet with prompt attention.
LEVI CUTTER.
.3geni for Commonwealth Insurance
Company, Boston.
Portland, June 9. lSa4
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-14

p days since leaving the Coast 10 Cuba. ard
IN The 10Th inst in che Florida Channel. feli
IN with feet 81 four vessels. under CONVOY wv
the French brig Of war Genie, Capt. Bourdais.
of 10 guns--Capt.N. had previous inlimatinu
of spanish vessels Being out, and from clrcurl-
stances, suspected this % be the same. Iie
accordingly hoIsted a flag, for negotiation
With Capt. Bourdais, and seat his first officer
% board the q. 10 ascertain the character Ut
the Heet, az well a. 20 learn from Capt. II. iflt
was hiss intention TO protect them-the officer
returned with Capt. BIS. answer, that they
we're French Capt. M however still Inv.
ing bis doubts, run alongside OF one uf t4em,
and asked what flag she was under, who re-
turned for answer, A." Spanish which was ac-
cOrdingiy run mp, and then struck, Al ( CON
mand Of Capt. N. vino Immediately took pos
session Of tie vessel, which proved 10 be the
Barbaretta.-This happened about 2, z. NJ.
and tho French brig showing no disposition to
interfere. Capt NJ next manned his boats ln
pursuit OF another of the leet, tie schr. Me
dusa, formerly the Tom, OF Baltimore, which
they captured, al o'clock. lie cane up with
The brig N0ticiUso, Of 10 guns and AZ men
which also surrendered. These prizes Capt.
\. manned, and ordered for Porto Cavelio.
The approach Of night prevented his clptur-
ing the fourth vessel.-On tue afternoon ~
the next day captured The iclucca Ligero.
from Matanzas to Cad,z- with coffee. The
stem Of the Gen. s. being very loose. having
also carried away her fore and foreiopsail'
yards, her sails likewise being very deficient,
prevented Capt. ". from proceeding with the
leet, and he was therefore compelled 10 bear
away for this port, TO repair his vessel Dur
ing the cruze the Gen. :. has captured 10
guns, amounting only 5 herseIf) with three
6ne vessels, e Of which were Guineamen,
bound to Atrlcl, and made 100 prisoners.
On the nth inst off Key Pedro, the Gen.
; fell in with the u. S. schr. Terrier, Lieut..
Paine, who informed him that he had that
day captured small piratical row boat, the
boat then in tow with six prisoners, which be
had then in irons and was waiting the arrival
at one Of the Keys, OF large piratical schr.
from the Old Straits
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Carding, Dyeing and Dressing.

THE subscriber has a new double CAR
DING MACHINE. 4 l-2 Miles from
Portland. at Mr. Waife's Grist Mill. Presnmnscut
Falls which cards without cutting ur hulhinE thE
wool, and makes good Rolls
-9LSO-
Dresses cloth al the same place, md N Portland.
near Nau-hans bridge, where hr colours silks,
Grapes. Gentlemen's Goats Pantalo0ns and other
Goods without ripping Or shutting and cleanse
goods. ROBERT THOMPSON.
M Bile keeps AT IHdigo Vat i0r rgi0Hring
Indigo blue.
Portland August 5, 1924
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EUenmo' School.

THE subscribers respectfully inform the In
habitants Of Portland, that they intend 10
open School ii the new School House IL Lime
Street on Monday sept. 20, 1924, for iustructing
IA Writing on RASD's much approved SYSTEM I;
md the other branches usually taught in Eng
lish Schools
Terms, including Pens, Ink and Lights, $500
per quarter. I. u. BUGBEE,
ALBERT WINSLOW.
August ., 1924
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BY THE MAILS.
LEN.ILAF4NETTE

Il
Gen. Lafayette left Boston Friday evening
81 inst. s proceeded 70 Bolton. where he wa,
cordially received. and Hospitality entertained
by Mr.. WIlber. He was there attended by
many Of the military and gentlemen IF tie
vicinity. On the following morning tie pro
ceeded to Worcester, where. after having
1een met ami addressed by bodies Of citizens
IN the towns through which He passed. lie AZ
rived at noon. Here he was received with
the usual testimonials Of respect,-a large
and imposing procession, splendid military
parade, and sumptuous feast. ID tile afternoon
he pursued bis journey, in which he was from
lime TO time interrupted by Ladies and citi-
zens who came ont 70 paw himatheir respects
ID The villages through which he passed, and al
II o'clock Saturday evening he arrived al
STAFFORD Conn. considerably exhausted by
tie fstigues Of the several preceding DAYS
lie was detained here by an accident. which
happened 10 his carriage. lie arrived al
Iartford on Sunday al 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
EFT there at p. NJ 10 the steam boat Oliver
Ellsworth for New York.
Letters from Hartford announce the spIen.
pid reception Of Gen. lafayette in that CITY. -
Gen Wadsworth returned to him the epau.
let's which he wore As Major General III Out
army, and the Sash which he wore al the battle
of Brsndywine spotted with the blood be shet
IN our cause forty years ago.
The mansion and tomb Of Washington are
to be repaired previous 70 the General. visil
there-ahd at the tomb a ring is 20 be pre-
sented TO him, containing some Of the hair o.
the father Of our public.