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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-12-29
,JOA.Y B. INEHTON.

AS just received and offers for sale
Il l. Handsome furniture dimty at ! shll-
ling per yard--white fringes at q IA cents.
ALso--A complete assortment ofbroad-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cloths--hannels
Caroline plaids--pelisse silks--sdk vel
vets, &c. &c.
On hand the largest and most complete
assortment OF seasonable Goods be found
in this market-and additions are made ev-
cry week to the assortment. Oct. "a.
JAMES MUMFoRD, No, 90, Thames.
~ street, has just received from Boston, a
great variety OF Fresh GOODS, which he is
selling very low--among which, are blue, blk.
mixed and drab broadcioths, cassimeres, and
Dcyonshire kersies; blue pelisse cloths for la
dies coats; stont blue and brown caInblcts for
cloahs; Scotch plaids; Caroline plolds, very
handiomo figures; wide aad NARROW black bonn
bazine, figured and plain bombazets; Valencia
long shawls, black gauze hdkis.; handsome Va
lenc,a vesiing; black and colored Canton Grape;
black and green Italian do; Russia diapers;
furniture chintE; black, flag, aad handsome
silk hdkfs.; cotton lag do; cotton umbrellas,
handsome calIeoes; cashmere points; men ana
ladies beaver gloves; sattmots black ana green
lutestrings; white and coiored canbFlc casSl-
mere and cotton shawls; white aad brown fr.
ens plain and figured swiss musllni null mus
lin; shear do; white muslln robes; gentltmens
white and figured crfvats, bobbinet lace; Eng
lish ilannels; tabby veivets; men and women s
hose; point blankets; green bockrtg; Scotch
caps comiorters also, very superior as
sortnent of domestic bleached and unbleached
oottons; chex bodticking, ginghams and stripe,
&c. Ne. Oct. l3,
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New Establishment.
Has just received his Fall supply Of
DRY GOODS,

AMONG WHICH ARE
DLUE and black broadcloths,
ID do. do. and mixed cassimeres,
High colored Caroline plaids.
Scotch plaids, Salisbury 6annels.
White and colored do.
Cashmere and Valentia long shawl,,
Rainbow and Grecian prints.
Scio Ribbons, Plush trainings,
Velveteen handkerchiets.
Gro dc Naples, and fancy silk do.
with great variety of other articles, all Of
which will bo sold as cheap as can bobougt in
town. Oct, lJ.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-12-29

NXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-The subscris
IL Der hereby gives public notice that he has
been appointed Executor of the last will and
testament of Rhoda Manchester, late of Tiver.
ton, deceased, and has accepted of said trust,
and qualified himself according to law. He
therefore, requests all the debtors and creditors
of said estate TO make settlement with him,
without delay.
JAMES MANCHESTER, Executor.
Tiverton Nov - lS25
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STOVES

nF the most approved kinds ia use, are
" constantly for sale, or procured at
short notice by GEO. ENGS.
Newport. Oct. 90.
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Thu following correct observations are o,
tracted from DR. Freemans Sermons.
OUR CUfLDRE.v

Parents, | exhort you to love your chill
5ren.--hiake them happy Us is consistent
with innocence. kemembor that the pc
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-12-29

FOR
Coughs, Consumptions, and .4sthmas.
VNIIIS new and healing Balsam bids fair
Il to rival every medicine heretofore
discovered for coughs and complaints of
the lungs leading to consumption, and even
in seated consumptiors it has lately been
used by many with the most surprising sue
cess. If certificates from persons of the
highest respectability or the great and in
creasing demand for them may be called
proof OF its good effects it is proved. Scarce
ly a case of colds, coughs, pain in the side,
difficulty of breathing, want of sleep aris-
ing from debility, or even consumptions,
but may be relieved by the timely use of
this medicine. Every genuine bottle has
.4nderson's Cough Drops
stamped on it, and the directions are all
igled by James .ueilen.
These Drops generally give ease in
most cases of coughs, colds, difficulty of
breatAag, wheeling, tightness Oft the chest,
consunptions, and pain in the side The
aged VIII experience relief equally agreea-
bic and instantaneous, even when the
lungs are affected.
iT~ BE particular, as each genuine bot
tie has Anderson's Cough Drops" stamp
ed on it; and that each OF the directions are
signed in writing by "James Mellen" ::
no others are genuine.
Price One Dollar fer large, and fifty
cents for small bottles.
The ahore Medicine Is for Sale by
SAMUEL w. VINSON,
DRUGGIST AND APoTHEcARY,
No. 40, Thames-street,
who has for sale constant supply OF the
best kinds of
Medicines, Drugs, &c.
Also sold wholesale and retail, by George
ii. Thlinghast, John Ii Mason, Providence;
Dr.. Ilbbitts, Warwick; Benjamin Batemen,
East Greenwich; Daniel Carpenter, Tx
bridge; David Farnum, Smithfield; DR..
Briggs, Bristol; Thomas Taylor, Little Rest;
Rowse Babcock, Westerly; DIR Tillinghast,
Wexford; jeremiah Williams, Warren;
Daniel Brewer, Taunton, and the Post Mas
ter in cla,ersville.
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nj EXPORT BREWERY.-Thc sub
L Y scriber having purchased Mr.. Henry
Potter's part of the above Establishment.
and having employed an experienced
workman, from England, to carry on the
same, presumes the ale and beer will not
be inferior to any manufactured in the u
nited States. He offers double ale at, Sc
per cask; table beer SD do; Casks to be-
returned.
Orders for the above left at the Brewe,-
ry, or by application to me, will be punctu-
ally attended to.
Yeast and grains may be had at the
Brewery.
STEPHEN A. ROBINSON.
March "a.
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March "a.

~ U.3RDL4.NS NO7TCE.--Wherea tho
VI Hon court of probate of the town OF
Jamestown, did on the 9th November, appoint
me, the subscriber, Guardian of the person
and estate of John Tew, of Jamestown, and
having qualified myself as the law directs,
hereby forbid all persons transacting any bu-
siness with the said John, as | shall pay no
debts contracted by him after this date. All
persons indebted TO said estate, are called up
on to make payment, and those having de-
mands 10 present them.
THOMAS FOWLER, Guardian.
jamestown, nov. ~. 1925,
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NNTOOL LCARDING.-The subscribers
w respectfully inform their friends
and the public, that they card Wool OF al
grades into rolls in the best manner. They
continue to manufacture wool on shares or
by contract, Us may best suit their em-
ployers. "a.
The following persons will receive and
forward any articles intended for the I'M
ion Factory.--Edward Stanhopc and Rob
ert X. and Francis Carr, Newport; George
Lawton, Tiverton; jeremiah Clifford, Brls-
tol Ferry.
They return their sincere thanks to
their former customers and solicit the con-
unuance oi their iavors.
JOHN BARCOCK,
MOSES LAWTON.
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Drferre0 articles.
MEXICO.


Tho Editor Of the National Gazette &C
knowledges the receipt Of papers from the
Capital Of Mexico, down TO the end Of Sep
tember.
The President Of the Mexican Union
had accepted the resignation of st. Ala
man as Secretary of Foreign Affairs, and
appointed as his successor ad interim, Sr,
Gomez Pedraza. It was said that Sr. Ca
macho, member of the Sovereign Congress
from Jalapa, would be nominated to the
post. Sr. Mlcheana reached the Mexican
metropolis on the 26th Sept. from England,
where he had filed the Office of Mexican
ambassador. He was to proceed soon to
Panama, being one Of the delegates OF
Mexico to the Congress. The minister of
marine had set out for Vera Cruz, and his
errand was supposed to relate TO the occu-
patton Of the Castle of st. Juan dc Uloa,
which, 1t was presumed, could not possibly
bold out, the Mexican naval force having
the command of the Gulf The Mexican
editors exult in the increase of their ves-
sells of war. They argue against propo-
sltion made in the national councils to cx
clude from the Mexican ports, the flags oi
all the nations that have not acknowledged
the independence of the Republic. There
IS some trade with France which it would
destroy. The 10th September, the ami
vcrsary ofthe first Mexican "cry of Libcr.
ty," was celebrated by public rejoicings
II is remarked with what particular bril-
liancy the houses OF the plenipotentlary o
the U. States and the envoy Of Great Brit
ain were illuminated.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-12-29

The Quebec Gazette Of the lst instant,
states it as a remarkable fact. that the rv-
or Sc Lawrence was at that time perfectly
open, and that there was not piece of ice
90 be seen. Several vessels remained in
the port, ready for sea.
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LoSpoS, Nov. 2.

The Paris papers of Thursday, Friday
And Saturday, have arrived in due course.
II appears that the report Of the Ilaytien
Loan being abandoned, was incorrect: the
Loan having been finally contracted for at
Oper cent for a six per cent stock, by
mcsss. Lafitte and Co. in conjunction with
messrs. dc Rothschild, brothers, messrs.
Atdouin, Hubbard g. Co. and some other
houses.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-11-03

Jumped into It, and pointed out the spot where
had one moment before, LETT this female. She
was pone, but we had the satisfaction to save an
old man, who was lifted ashore; and again We
proceeded in the work of fmercy.-The female
rose again, think from the buoyance of her
clothes, and was rescued by the intrepidity of
two Individuals whose names deserve to be re-
corded amongst the most valuable members OF
society; one was Lieutenant in the navy, and
the other a young man in coloured clothes, who
have ascertaincd is tailor of the name of Sea
grove.-1he Lieutenant, Purvic,) with cool
ness peculiar to his profession, jumped into the
water and got hold of this female, who was still
sufficiently conscious to lay hold ofhim with a firm
grasp, and il seemed extremely doubtfulwheth
er or not both would not have sunk together: he
kept her off from him, but still supported her
for long time, when Scagrove jumped into the
basin to his rescue, and effected the safety ol
hotlI by conveying rope across piece of tim
ber and all were brought to shore and the fc-
male, understand, was restored. have heard
her name, but viii not give it, lest should be
mistaken. Whoever she is she owes her life
to these two; and it is difficult to say which is
most deserving of praise. Two sailors also cx-
ertcd themselves il this work of humanity with
the greatest intrepidity and perseverance. do
not know how many they were instrumental in
saving, for AT this moment | left the scene IN
search of drags, or net, but the stores were all
locked up. and the men assisting at the launch,
and it was some time before any thing Of the
kind could be procured. They were at length
obtained, and every cxcrtion 'hich could be
made, was made to recover the bodies of the
sufferers la the bitterness of my mind, then
went with tearand trembling in search of my own
family. eight of whom had reason to believe
must have been near the spot at the moment Of
the disaster, and one Of whom had crossed the
bridge minute before. II was near three quar-
tiers of an liour before I found them and never
shall forget the anguish Of that hour"
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-11-03

nresented me with letter OF introduction
to Mr.. Jefferson, expressing therein his sat
isfaction at my success. 1t may not DC un-
interesting to know, that l had previously
determined to take mask only OF the phil-
osopher and sage OF Monticello, owing 10
his very advanced age, and the usual inhrini-
ties which attend it, yet, finding that Dy a
proper attention to one particular suoJcct'
I might venture to take full bust. did SO,
and succeeded but just as was removing
the material from the head and shoulders OF
the venerable patriot, four ladies' came INTO
the room, accompanied by gentleman, and
troubled me with their exclamatons and
surmises, and thereby retarded my progress
considerably. The good old man stood 1t
like hero, and you know it is no triile, yet
could not altogether overcome the sensation
of feeling faint. Finding the ladies did not
retire at nv request, | determined that
they should leave me alone to my own oper-
ations, and spoke rather peremptorily-and
! all was as il should be, perfect model !;
and the American people w'll be presented
with fac smile of the man they delight to
honour.
should do wrong to myself did not say,
that owing to the intrusion OF the LADIES',
had to pull the old gentleman's ears little.
We supped together IA half hour after, and
we all laughed heartily at the scene. He is
perfectly satisfied, and happy that have
succeeded He has presented me with an
original cas-. of Gen. La Fayette, executed
by Haudon, in France, which, when 1t gets
to New York, will substantate the correct
ness of the one ] lately took from the per-
son of the General. Let Winkieman, III the
American, dare to repeat his assertions, de"
precating my plan, when he finds Jefferson
j Madison. Clay, Porter, Brown, &c. have not
been ashamed to sit for Browere, and have
their "hcad's houhiced" as he calls it.
.Nt7v York .dlp0cate.
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ours to collect all the valuable American
publications of the day, and such books OF
anterior date as he can obtain. 1t Will be
doing a service to the literature ,of the coun-
try. if authors and publishers will keep TINS
institution in mind, and send new works TO
Mr.. Miller, to be deposited in his library
and open to the inspection OF reading per-
sons IN London. The merits OF many per-
formances will thus become known there,
which may be thought adapted to publica-
ton in that country, but which might other
wise never come to the knowledge OF Len
don paper.-.Nat. Gaz.
The Ehiscohak Conpenfion recently hcid
in the city of New York, is said to have been
the largest assembly of the kind that has
ever convened in this country 1T was visit
ed BY the Right Rev. Bishop Croes, OF
New Jersey, and the Right Rev. Bishop
Brownel, of Connecticut The number OF
clergy who were present as members or VS.
itors, was between so and 80. and the lay
delegates about the same number. Among
the most interesting aud affecting incidents
of the convention, was the meeting between
Bishop Hobart and his clergy, and the lay
representatives of his diocese. Under such
circumstances of deep interest and feeling,
the Bishop delivered an address to the con,
vention, which was heard with great and
lively attention. A committee, consisting
of the Rev. DR.. Reed, the Rev. DR.. II. U.
Onderdonk, the Rev. Dr. Wainwright,
Richard Harrison. Esq. James Einmot, hsqr.
and the Hon. VIM. A. Ducr, was appoint
ed to draft and report resolutions respon-
sive to these Of the Bishop; aud the rcsou-
tons, as reported, were adopted by the CON
vcntion without dissenting voice. The adj
dress and resolutions express an ardent and
pure religious love and patriotism Oh the
one hand, and a just and sensible apprrcla-
tion of them aud Of the virtues with which
they are accompanied, on the other.
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Brosyere the Scuihtor.-The following
letter was received from that eccentric ge-
MUS, Browere, who, it seems, is in Virginia
pursuing his successful method of taking
plaster CASTS
MONTICELLO, Oct. 18, 1925.
"You will perceive by this, that have
been successful again. The venerable
Thomas Jefferson has submitted to my or
deal: the effect has been-a perfect bust.
Having. few days previous, taken a most
exquisite bust Of James Madison, he kindly
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-11-03

ofwhich its people were already in full ard uu.
disturbed possession, he IS now making offers to
Span to seHth part of the island the possession
of which she once enjoyed. The sale, if accom-.
plished, would be at least as good joke as the
purchase.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-11-03

Spain, in its plcnttiIdc of wealth and power,
and thirst for colonial possessions, (says the Bir
mrngham, Eng. Journal of the 25th ult. J ought
to meet the proposition of Boyer, the President
OF ST. Domingo; that chief, we are told, is en-
ncayor'ng to play new game; having bowgkt
trom france. The lndenenderce Of the countrr
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SpRlSG ANYWAYS.

We have commenced receiving our SPRING
ASSORTMENT, aud are at present open
lng-
Beaati0i .fga7es Gro dc Naples and haitian
Lp'estring SILKS,
First chop black .NdHkia Grapes
CaiHtH CHticoes, spring patterns
Shaded OHtrie Al Handkerchief
,Spiel.d0 assortment Of large SaeR, Tuck and
SIDE Combs
Whiie aud biee PraneHa Shoe,
a boz rery splendid fashionable and nsro 't.ic
Cause Ribdnds
Prince Regents extra blue and black Cd0imere'
Bang up Cords, TWia Buttons
Biedched Washington and Sea bland Sheeting'
Washington Bed Ticks, Sc &c
The uhole wrH be altered ieis.
". Mckee !, J. G. MEM
Meych IL. 1869
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Remaining IN Liberty Post Office, on the
5Ia day Of March, 1920.

5lsl day Of March, 1920.
A-Admiah Turner, Joseph Acton, John
Ashwell, John Arther, Daniel Ashwell.
B-Ricliard Bradley, Benjamin Butler
C--Jsmes { Clagg, Rey. Nehulas IL.
Cobbs, John ). Chapman Joseph Coler, Geo.
Csfer, CharIvs Carr, james Galway, James
Cox.
D-Robert Dallis, John Dixon, Merideth
Davidson, Henry Deboe, James Dewitt.
F-Heury Furguson, Richard Foster, Her
bert friih2, Robert FreeuIen.
G--Eli Gilmore 2.
H-Josepb c. Hggihboiham 3, Preston,
George a. Hayden, Wm. Henderson, John
Iioladay, John z. Hay nes, Matthew Hal,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hopkins.
J-Clary James, james Johnson, Joseph q
JET x Co.
K-Betsey Harms, William Kinks, Gillian
King.
Rev. James Leitwioh jr, Epbraim Little,
Dr. John r. Lucas.
M-James MeClanahan, Mrs Jane Minor,
Stephen Martin.
NJ. T. Nichols
P-Thomas Paine, Mrs Nancy PAGE, John
Palmore, Thomas Priests, VIM. Perkins.
S-Resves 5. Scruggs, the clerk Steptoe,
Bedford Sheriff
Mrs g Tayloe, Wa1dy Thompson, Da-
yid Thompson, Thomas Irrpin, John w.
Thompson.
John Walden, James Wright, James
Watts, Samuel Williams.
EM Il. PORTER, r. NJ.
Anril 7. II %
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AZ he Rutls held IN The Clerks OFce Of
Bedford County The day q .4Prit,
1875
lessee 4. Br0moien and Sarah his leife, for
mtrlg Sorqt Cramp, plaintiffs,
against
Mary Cranp, IN her oion right, aud as hdU'r
Of George CrlHp, iced, Susanna CfanP, Join
u. CruBy, .AbHer Cfamp, William CrHnipD
RLoda Cfuap aud Bereriy Crump,
defendants.
IN CIT3NCERY
The defsnda,lfs John g. Cramp mud .4bner
Crump mol hQeing entered their appearance aud
giren security according 10 lar and The rules q
itis court, aud IL appearing 10 The saiiyaet'on Of
The court thai hey are not inhGbitants Of this
commonwealth, on The motion Of The plaintiffs,
BIZ their counsel, Il is ordered, that They do dp
pear here on or before the f0urih Monday IN
JUDY aeIi, aud dnsWer The cOmpiainaat'S bill,
and gire sueh security as the court may require,
and that a copy Of this order be forthwith IN.
ssrted IN the Frgtn1an for iico months success
siceiv, and posted at The front door, Of The court
hOase Of this county on too sereraL court days.
n Copy-1esie,
j. STEPTOE, c. b. c.
April Z gsw65
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. I'm. Owtns &. Gifin I. Leekie,

HIM. 0DenS &. Griffin l.. Leckie,
APOTIECAKlE5 y DRUGGISTS,
Nave just received, in addition to their for
mer assortment,
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
% dozen bottles cold pressed Ainerican
Castor Oil,
50 10. Cream Tartar,
% h. Arrow Root,
100 10. bes, New York Starch,
200 ID. Lamp Black,
lh0 10. Glue,
, reams Sand Paper,
IL boxes Windsor soap,
8 do Transparent do
1000 ID best Putty.
The above, together with every other article
in their line, will tie sold at the lowest prices
for cash, or six months credit to customers Of
su0wa punctnnliy.
W They wall barter or give cash for Bees
wax. February p.
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SCHEME,

This lottery Is formed by the tn.
bination ana Formulation Of 'e.',ary CON-
determine the prizes thereia t,o ',.''ptH. 10
will be publicly placed into = Io GVaIbe.
day OF draw'ng, and tourot them WI VIZ On tie
out and that ticket having n, ~, oe Dawn
and Sd drawn Nos. in the oed'- Tue Isl, ID
drawn, will be entitled TO the mr., Ia which
dollars and those five otber , u l0,0t0k
shall have on them the ssua Units Which,
lowing orders, shall be e.,,iled y - ~ Tue toi
affixed TO them, respectively ~, " Tue pflzesK
The LIST, Sd and I'd 10 xhooo
I'd, lst and Sd 10 4en0
"a, I'd aud ist to 5000
80, lst aud I'd 10 2oon
Sd, I'd and Isl To- 53a
Those SIX other tickets which I'll
them three OF the drawn Nos and ,ba ua'e on
the LIST, I'd and 9TH, in ore OF them ,aost lree
ne'S .. IoInpihat'oh or Formulation, will each
De entitled To aprI2e OF s 600. s''a
Those six other tickets which shall h.
.nem ,hfee OF the drawn Nos. aud those t6rsa
'ne Is, Oh ana fth, IN some one Of their SOW
'a' o'aers vi combination rpefmntaton .ui,
e" ,,i De ent'led 10 prize OF $500.
Those six other tickets which shall toy..
mem ihree oil the drawn Nos and those fbrsa
- "''H XII III some one OF their or
GERS WIN each DE entitled to prize of S2o5
those 100 tickets which shalIhave ON hen
Two vi 'he Drawn Nos. and those two The a
and 4lh, VIII each be entitled to prize -,
ga. '-s W
Those 3l2 tickets which shall have On In.
two OF the drawn Nos. aud those two the "a
and Sd, or I'd and 4tb, will each be enttIejCo
prize of Sl2.
All others, being dos, having on IL .n IN,
of the drawn Nos. will each be entitled fay |
prize OF So.
And all those $500 tickets, having on ,hsm
but one OF tine drawn Nos. will each be emit.
tied 10 a prize of 81
No ticket which shall have drawn ntiz.
OF a superior denomination, can be enti,ed,o
an inferior prize.
Prizes payable 80 days after the drawing
and subject 10 the usual deduction of tpees
per cent
WhOfe Tickets "a M
Haires y o0
Quarters 20
Packages of ten tickets, embracing the 40
Nos. OF the lottery, which OF necessity must
draw at least $l3 90 nett, with so many
hances for capitals or shares OF packages.
may be had at the same rate.
Prizes in any of the lotteries OF New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and
Virginia, will be received in payment.
u Orders for tickets enclosing the CASH.
in any OF the lotteries OF New York, Penn
sylyania, Maryland and Virginia will meet
with prompt attention, if addressed 10 tho
truly lucky Office of
ABRAM h. NORTH, Lyncdtug.
+ bruary i.
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Irish iinens, &c.

A case Of best beached Irish Linens
1o-4 Linen Sheeting, Loug Lawns
Handsome assortment English lhreed Iaees
Bobnett Veiis
Fashionable black hg independent Satin
Long aud Short hid Gloves
Gentlemens' best do.
Ipswich 5heetings, Bed Ticking, &c.
A general assortment Hardware 81 Cutlery
The shove, with many other articles, have
just been received, aud will be sold low.
w MCKEE y J. q MEEM.
March 25 Is
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look at this y

H'HE subscriber is determined TO sell his
a HOUSE aud tOT in the town OF Lynch
qufg, situated AT tue head of Main Street, aud
al present occupied by Captain Howson S
White, WHO will shew it TO those wishing 10
purchase. The price will be reasonable, aud
she terms such as TO suit almost any one Wbo
may be DESTROYS to own the property.
HENRY CLARK!
Dec. "a WITS 10
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NOtice.

TIVE subscriber has for sale, and is de-
l. termined TO sell, several surveys OF land
lying on Goose creek, miles from Liberty
and adjacent to his mill establishment
They contain from Que TO three hundred
ores, as may suit purchasers, and are IN mo
order for cropping. Possession will be gwen
Immediately, and on vely ACCOMMODATING
terms CHAR Is c. PATTERSON.
January Z, Nv