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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-18

'"S
Blue, and blk broadclths. six cotton and nen half
do. do. csssimeres, hose
Denmark satin for shoes Ladies and gentlemen's
and geniiemens pants- hosiery
looms, Linen and bobbinet laces
Elegant striped sassnets Am. and English cslicoes
Tor pantaioons French fancy muslins
Silk striped Linen and Am stripes and gingbams
cotton drillngs Pink blue and buff ging.
White and stripe Jeans, hams
Twil'ed Am. stripes Silk and cotton barsge
Bonnet cambrics Fancy gown silks
Shirtings and sheetinss Bonnet silks
Artificial flowers Silk ves,ings
Silk twist and thread Fancy silk hdkfs.
Fancy vestings Black and white sattins
Caroline plsids Black blue and pink and
Black bomhazet;s white Grape sse
I.org and square shawls. Black white and green
Cambr!cs and dimilies Italian grapes
Null null musins Canton Grapes
Shear and Leno muslins a. blk boDbazins
Buttons, pins aud needles o. do do.
Buckram and paddngs Ribbons and galoons
Very handsome Window Furniture chlnts
blinds for 2.3 piece Damssk and diapers.
End many ohcr articles too tedious to mention
w. J. L also opened Que case OF fine Leghorns
end will sell them cheap
W. T. keeps on hand. ready made flags OF eve.
~ description, and has buniings for sale.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-08-18
~ vi. JAM 5 IlLLEY, No. Il9

Thames street. and No. l Custom House
Court-opened yesterday The following Goods, which
shall he sold cheap as at any store in the town
state, f-r cash or short credit. Among them are
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-02

PRICE OF STOCKS.
U. States Bank, $117 90
Farmers Bank, 102 70
Bank of Va. new, 104 90
do. do. OLD, 100 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-02
DIED.

On Tuesday last, Mr.. WILLIAM CAMPBELL KIDD II
native of Aberdeen in Scotland and Professor Kidd
Of the Aberdeen University. Nj. Kidd man of fine
talent highly cultivated by education and deep literary
search. He was well known Il writer the public
reporter and orator 1t may be
laon 10 his distant friends to know that he every at
paid him in his sicknessthat with
manly composue and pious resignation will God
that his remains Inferred with great respect, and
military honos paid to his memory by the volunteer COM
pany of which he a member.
On Tuesday the Pad ut the residence Of George W.
Truehar, i'll Louisa, after potracted illness of many
months Mr. THOMAS q. COLEMAN attorney law, in
the 25th year of his age.
When the aged Is removed from stage existence il
IS Often an ahcting though ordinary dispense ton
Our grief is mitigRted by long expectation sorrow
alleviaed by preparation for IN itself
and impending and which The of nature announces
To he at hand But the fall Of green i'll years
warm in hope is surely calculated impress peculiar
sympathy, and To disclose in melancholy colours
The vanity and uncertainty of all subunary expectations
The subject OF this Obituary, young good
moral department, anna BILE chaa and ingenious and
fascinating manners. In his profession which, afforded eve
~ promise of emnence and espccability, he dispaye
the most unweared assiduityand his county
enjoyed greater share OF respect and esteem
His premature death is consequently regretted by
tended circle of friends and acquainances,
pet The SORROWS of his young and afflicted parerof his
respected and distressed family Communicated
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-02
COURSE OF EXCHANGE.
Bans BilLs, corrected at CoHEN's Office.
EDUCATION.

va Y School viii be continued the ensuing year. My
In brother John g. Nelson, who has had fifteen years
experience teacher, and Mr.. John NJ. Winston, ex-
celent classical Scholars will be associated with in the
management of the SCHOOL, in which viii be taught, the
Greek, Latin and French Languages, together with
branches of learning which constitute complete English
education The School will commence Monday the 9th
of January 1896 and terminate the 9th day Of Decen-
Der following there viii be vacation Of three weeks CON-
mencing tic 10th Of June The price for board, tuitinr
washing lodging and fuel will be hundred and ten dol
lars, payable half the lst day june 1896 aud
tire other half the lst day OF December following
The discipline Of the School will be PARENTAL; and rs
much and kindness be extended boys con6dcd to my
my children. Vicious uuruly boys will not be
admitted into the SCHOOL, and IL any such should be pancd
upon they viii be expelled soon as they shall be ound
ungoycrnablc My residence is from the baunts Of
vice and immortality and remarkably hcaItyi it IS situated
in the county OF Louisa, forty miles from Richmond,
about the same distance from fredericksburg The stage
from Fredericksburg Gainesville passes within hun
dred yards Of my residence and that from Richmond to
Hhrlsonburg within miles of it. Letters me, d
rected TO J5cks0n post; Office, Louisa, will be promptly
received WILLIAM NELSON, Jr
Sent 2-1nF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-02
Ntrt1s,tOtaU eco 1ptM.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. ., 1895

The agony in Kentucky over, and the result of the
elections affords the most gratifying and conclusive ey-
dence' not only othe virtue aud Intelligence ohcpeople
otia State, but Of their devotion the cause of
tutonal and public liberty The act of their legislature
which outraged the fundamental and most sacred pin
cPles OF republican government, by deadly and dan
gerous attack upon the independence of The Judiciary
excited almost universal Indignation aud abhorrence-
But the faction which SO insultngly tramped the
rights aud liberties Of the community, has been pros
tratod The partisans of the New Court who BETRAYED
the solemn trust conided them by the people have
been dragged before the bar of public opinion; their
msdeeds have risen up in judgment against them, aud
covered tic'n with inf,my and Disgrace. We fondIy
hope, that the detcstaton and execration in which
these a]hless depostaries of the public authority are
heli will operate salutary and awful warning to
those who may hereafter feel disposed subserve their
schemes OF ambition. their sordid and selfish views
by the destruction of social order-ofhe happiness and
well being of society.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-02
KENTECky

The result ut the election for representatives about
% Tor the Old Court, and 80 for the New Out of
the senators elected this year, 5 are for the Old
The latter, who voted against the New Court bill last
wlster, bnt Is now claimed for it, The Whole Senate
consists of about II Anti Judge breakers and 81
breakers, and several of the latter class are
pledged to vote Tor the restoration of the Old Court
because the counties they represent in the Senate have
SO decided at the late election for Representatives.
Ler. Reporter.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-02

We understand that letter has been received at the
War Department, from Gov. TrouP, in which the Go
vernon expresses his intention TO suspend for the
the surveys which he had ordered of the Creek lands
Nat. Jour.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-02

Bueno' Tyres and Brasa--Captain Heath, arrived
at Boston from honterideo reports hr vessels of
war sailed from that place for Buenos Ayies TO ascer
tain If that government intended 10 assist tie revol
uoDsts, aud III the event of wing ausw er in tho
affirmative II was 10 be consdcred by the Emperor of
Brazil tantamount to declaration of war, and mea
surcs adopted accordingly Great preparations were
making at Montcvidco, in anticipation that such would
be the result the return OF the vessels of war
All tlc vessels of and about % gun boats in Mon
tevideo, were preparing for active service. There
were from five TO eight thousand troops in the CITY,
The reYontionists without permitted nothing 10 pass
into the city, without first receiving heavy duty upon
it.
Flour al Mon,cyidco was IS raillrcas- none in mar
ket
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-02

Inc Dictator OF the Republic of Paraguay, Don
Gaspar Francia, has suppressed all the Converts or
Houses OF Religious Orders which existed within the
territories OF the Republic at the date of the decree
The 9Th article of thai document requires an exact in
ventoiy 10 be made of all the property belonging 10
them, and appropriates the whole to the State.
.tutiOnd{ GoSeLe.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-02

The Officers attached TO Fortress Monroe gave a
magnificent entertainment TO the Officers of the French
Squadron before It's departure from Hampton Roads
Such splendid acts of national courtesy and hospitality
are always attended with the happiest consequences
They not only exat in the estimation of the cyz
ed world, but they tend to cement the friendship and
strengthen the relations of amy, which should ever
subsist between foreign nations. The Officers of this
post have, ever since they belonged The station
distinguished no less for their liberaty and the polished
elegance and refinement of their manners, than for
their ST. st observance of military discipline and their
profic,e ncy in military science.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-02
WAsHrNGroN, August 30.

IT will be seen by report under the head of
"Court Martial" that the evidence against Capt Stew
ART, the part of the prosecution, has closed, and
that the defence will be entered on this day II TO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-02

Charleston Theatre.-At a meeting of the Directors
unanimously resolved 10 vest in Mrs. Gil
fert the lease Of the Theatre for the ensuing years.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-02

appointment ty the President.-DANIEL SMITH, o
Virginia, to be Judge of the United States for lii,
Western District of Virginia, in place of Philip c
Pendteton, resigned.
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NEW GOODS.

slHE subscribers have received, in addition
- TO an excellent assortment, number OF
seasonabie articles, which they are disposed
TO sell On the most accommodating terms.
AMONG THEN ARE
Real Tartan Plaid Cloaks, large sizes,
Blue, black aud mix j Satinetts, lsome super
fine,)
Blue, nix'd, plain aud ribbed Cashmere,
Fine black Bombazette do figured do
Black figured Circassian, (new styleDs
Al Furniture Dimity,
"A do Shifting, (Washington,)
Black Cashmere Shawls,
VeIveteen Haudkerchiets, IA very handsome
assortmentO
Black MeriRo do
Black, white aud green Ganze do
DO DO aud blue llalian Grape,
Black and colored Grape Shawl,
An excellent assortment uoiscrs
Ladies aud geutlemens black and white Silk
Gloves,
A few pieces fashionable Bonnet Rihbands,
w. MCKEE u J. q. MEEM.
January Is ts44
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From Tie Nnttonal .adroeate.

From the National .9duocdtc.
Mans natural abilities, says
Blount. like plants need pruning.
by study thus history makes us
wise poetry witty /; mathematics
subtle natural philosophy deep /;
moral philosophy grave and logic
y rhetoric able To dispute.
Bacon says. that the furnishing Of
wits, enhances their authority, and
forbidden writings IL thought to be
n certain spark Of truth. that flies up
in the face Of them who seek u tread
il out.
The celebrated Boyle relates, on
the credit Of a physician, that "A child
WINS cured of blight from witch
craft. by mineral, which suspend
cd round the neck. touching the pit
of the stomach. Sulley believed in
astrology. pichelieu IL .Mazarinc
gave II pension 10 Norm for casting
their natislties. Dryden consider
cd himself ian adept in astrological
mysteries and DR.. Johnson WAS a
believer in the efficacy Of dreams.
The .HeXicaas preserved their an
nails by repeating "a circle The ma
tons of Peru, n Bumatra, by knots
on string. Calculus, an account,
stands also for n poodle In the Greek,
aud the word compute, having the
same derivation, renders IL PROBABLE
that enumeration, in the infancy Of
Greece y Rome. was performed by
pebbles. Yhe Greek word, which
signifies To choose the senate and
magistrates, from the beans employ
ed for this purpose. Exile, in A
thens, WAS called ostracisln, and,
in Syracuse pctatism, because shells
signilied the votes Of the people Of
one state and iedpes In the other.
The Garrows II Aslatic tribe, num-
Der ut present by sticks; and it is
observable that those who arc little
yersed in calculation among us, rcck-
on OH their fingers, Caviar says
that the Indians, though they can
compute any extent. think figures Il
letters mysterious, and above their
comprehension.
The Formosans, according TO o.
gylby, say that the universe, heaven
and earth. are without beginning or
end. Valiant asserts, that the Hot
tentots are OF the same opinion. A.
greeably To Sale. some tribes of the
Arabs neither believe in a creation
past, nor IA resurrection to come.
The Slamese esteem theAorld I'M
created and eternal ana the Chals.
deans, as appears from Diodorus Sic
culus, that II never had beginning,
nor will have an end.
Bruce declars in favour of the f..
thiopian as the original language, ia
which Nolney somewhat concurs.
Sir Wm. Jones contends for the ~
pcrior title OF the Persian. Because
a Fleming. prefers his own idiom.
Shaw argues for Gallo y Vcrsti,
gan proves incontestibly. that tho
title OF Anglo Saxon is paramount to
all others.
1t is by no means considered a set
tied question whether black or white
was the original colour OF our species.
The negro WOMAN accounted TOR
Packs complexion by his mother
when, young, dipping him in milk.
Southern makes Oronoko--
| --bllsh
Quite tho this ven ii night, Whitley
| shame,
| To think he could make those free
Vino We're By nature slaves.
| -kZo--
A person selling horse to an l.
j 4
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p lsIeT' q nv
sem,.Weekly Paper, at 81, and the
] 'p.n,r. at SIS per annuu, payable IN
tsA3 Sa subscription Willie received tor
aaaes han six months and no paper will
t' u ii ',;nued (but al the discretion OF the
dfe MI all arrearages are paid
80fsl uhl,' ;f a will be inserted at SO
u Au. marc Tor Less The first time, and
pis pei 'qa"f Ger each continuance. Those
= y, nee must be paid for previous TO
" an' ion, or tho payment assumed by
lsf use '', nsible person in Lynchburg.
,as fr e ,e.ry Orders are inserted for SIX
Jars nlstters addressed to the Editors must
" ~" ~. or they will not be attended to
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pucket Book Pound.

A FEW days ago, a Pocket Book was
~ found in the road near Wards Bridge,
by two travellers, containing sundrv papers
valuable 10 the owner, lie ean obtain il ~
applying at this Office apd paying for this NJ
yr,, f,em,ut March %,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-29
HIM. Greens q Griffin L. Leckie,

~ nav - 90" y - ..Js''
APOTHECARlES x DRUGGISTS,
Have just received, in addition TO their for
mer assortment,
THE FOLLOWING .4RITCLES
% dozen bottles cold pressed American
Castor Oil,
so lb. Cream Tartar,
90 h. Arrow Root,
100 ID. best New York Starch,
200 10. Lamp Black,
100 ID, Glue,
reams Sand Paper,
IL boxes Windsor soap,
3 do Transparent do
1000 10 best Putty.
The above, together with every other article
in their line, will be sold al the lowest prices
for cash, or six months credit to customers Of
known punc'uality.
u They will barter or give cash for Bees
wax. February %.
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils
and Dye-Stulls,
u
THOMAS J. DUVAL,

AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR,
ON BANK SQUARE,
HAS Just received, in addition to his
1 Il former stock, an extensive assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS and
DYE-oTUFFS. which enables him now 10 of
fer TO his friends, customers and the public ge-
morally, the most complete and extensive as
sortment ever before brought 10 this market.
AMONG THEM ARE THE FOLLOWING, VIZ
$500 Id. Glaubcr Salts, 80 do. Tartar Eme-
800 do. Epson do. tic.
500 DO. Gum Shell 80 do. Quick Silver,
Lac, % doz. bottles Anne
500 do. Pearl Ash, riean Castor Oil,
100 do. Gum Cam 10 packs Gold Leaf,
phor, 2oo gallons Alcohol,
100 do Jalap, 900 do. Lamp Oil,
100 do. Sponge, 100 do. Spts. IuI-
l25 do Verdigris, penline,
90 do. Calomel,
Anu every other article in his line, all OF
the best quality. and for sale at the lowest
prices for cash, or at six months TO punctual
customers September3.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-29

capped the researches of DIR. Gall /;
such rs the organ Of savage life, the
organ Of bowling, the organ of mill
tary reviews, the organ of the knot,
and the organ of iilial love.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-29
Ward Eection.

1HHE Ward Election for niue Common
~ CounciImen i'll each Ward in the town
OF Lynchbhrg, will take place, pursuant 10 an
act of assembly entitled !" an act Tor dividing
the town of Lyuchburg into wards, and for
other purposes" on the hrst Tuesday III April
next and will be held i'll Lynch Ward, No !,
being sii that part OF of said town below the
first alley extending from Lynch 10 twelfth
street. at the tenement occupied by John NJ.
Warwick, as a counting room, on ID street
And in Henry Ward, No. ,, being all that
part OF said town above said first alley extern
ding from Lynch to twelfth street, at the tie.
nenlent formerly occupiedby I. x d. liiggin
bOtham as store, but now occupied by Au-
gustine Lehwich rs a counting room, on I'd
street. aAML. TRANSPORT, Sergeant
Of he Corporation Of Lynchburg
March II. tde29
o. The Freeholders and Housekeepers
of Henry Ward are respectfully requested
to take uotice, that it is not my intention to
serve as member of the Court or Com
mon Council for the Corporation Of Lynch
burg the ensuing year.
JOHN SCHOOLFIELD.
March Is.
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pedlar Mills for Sale.

TSHE subscriber is determined on selling
l. his PEDLAK MILL estate; this pro-
perty and the many advantages lhat attend it
is SO generally known, as for minute de-
scripton TO be deemed unnecessary Suffice
it to say il is one of the best stands in Virginia
for Mill, Store, Distilery and Tavern, all oi
which are on the premises aud in elegant re-
pair for business, together with several tene-
ments occupied by mechanics and private la-
miles
Terms, from one 20 eight years credit, on
the purchasers securing the payments by a
lien on the property, and bonds and security
to carry interest from the date. Should n
private sale not be effected before the second
day of April next, (of which due notice will
he given) il will then be sold at public auc-
ton on the premises, and il nee essary divided
10 suit purchasers. Also al the same time
and place will he sold several likely negroes
and all my other property OF every descrip
ton. JAS. WARE.
Pedsr Mills, March d. w4w %
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LOOK AT THIS!
ALL EA.OA'YASG.!

DVsIuts Ut TVVi "Vi u. ut HUdII1b III
the wheels OF the
And are liabIe To he drawn in the next days
drawing, which takes place on
Wednesday the 30th Instant.
Only two drawings to complete this splendid
scheme.
IL Adventures wishing 10 supply them.
selves with either whole tickets or shares, are
requested TO make immediate application aud
secure the lucky numbers. The completion
OF this scheme is so near at hand that IL :, II
not admit of any delay.
u Orders by mail enclosing the cash or
prize ticFets In any OF the late lotteries, will
meet with the same prompt attention as if on
personal application, If addressed 10
IL Prizes all payable in ca II, which eau
be bad as soon as drawn Ill ALIENS Lucky
Office. March -
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HisNSN ES.

DAINT, Serubbing. Shoe, Sweeping
1 Whilewash Shaving, Crun'b, Dnsting,
Hair, and Clothes BRUSHES. Also, yari
ETY. of FANCY SOAPS, Walls, &C. just re"
ceived and Tor sale by
THOMAS J. DUVAL.
Sent. 10 "
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COHENS' OFFICE,
Baltimore, March II, 1926. !
GRAND
STATE LOTTERY


OF MARYLAND, No 3, now drawing EVERY
WEEK, in the city OF Baltimore, under the
superintendent OF the Commissioners ap-
pointed by the Governor and Council.
EIGHTEENTH DAYS DRAWING.
No. s759, 1928, 1904 prizes ot $1,000
'So6s, ll45, prizes ot ~
=: rs - i$s s,'I i5 s:a of
And ls6 prizes each OF 10
All marked thus sold AT COHEN'5 Office
u The GREAT CAPITALS Of 100000,
10000, 10000, 5000, &C. n. being I'LL
VOW FLO.4TiNG IN THE WHEEL, the
next drawing will be highly important. Ii
will take place on Wednesday the 30th inst.
This is now the crisis OF the scheme, and ad-
venturers shbuld not delay moment in for
warding their orders and completing their
invrstments--Only two drawings remain 10
complete the schemes.
Whoie Tickets, Si2 Quarters, So 90
Hdires, & Eighths, | 80
10 be had. warranted updrawn, at
G. O III L ri $
Lottery and Exchange Office. No. Id,
.Hdr6et street, BALTIMORE.
Where the great capitals in the last State
Lotteaies were sold and where more Capital
Prizes have been obtained than al any other
Office in America.
il COHEN, Jr.-Bnitimore
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FOR SALE,
\ hkeiy Negro Man,

% or % years OF age, VINO Is n good hostler,
waggoner aud crop baud. apply TO
RALPH SMITH, Jr.
anna LBS. best Campeachy Logwood
@fsOOO lately received aud for sale by
THOMAS j. UUEAL.
February l8
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A person selling horse to an l.
rishman. asked Paddy !" how he an
swered." y" 'iroth replied Pat, II
can't tell, for never put the ques-
ton To the horse"
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Quite tho this ven ol night, IA Whitley
shame,
To think he could make those free
Vino were By nature slaves.
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MsO, the following

5000 lbs. Spun Cotton, from an approved
Factory
bales "a, A aud 5-4 brown Shirtings
aud Sheetings
2 do IA ID bleached do do
3 cases Koran Hate
2 do fashionable Lafayette Fur do
2 do Wool do
Februar6 4. is2l
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NE w GOODS.
AT REMARKABLY Low PRICES
Mckee, ROBINSON & co.

ARE NOW RECEIVING, AND nave OPENED
THE FOLLOWING
Elegant worked Null Muslin Robes,
Superb Canton aud Mandarin Grape d.ile, all
shades,
Rich figured eros de iy Silks, shaded,
few Rgured white gauze Handkerchiefs,
Neapotan Velvet ditto, new article,
Plain aud figured Mazareen and blur Poplins
A neat assortment of thread Edglngs,
Chinese Baskets, and other fancy Reticules,
Large figured black Bombazeues,
Superb patterns new style Calicoes.
january Ia. s2l
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The subscribers have just received,
LorrilIard's best Maccoboy SnuH,
Bells do do do
do Scented Rappee do
do Scotch DO
do Princes Mixture do
do Lafayette do
Ar oi which can be had either by box
bottle or jnr. OVENS s. LECkIE.
Novembel 90. ties 80
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GLAS S-WaRE

20 dozen small size cut Glass Tumblers
20 ditto fail do do do do
80 ditto French shape do do
] case German do do
II very neat full cut Glass Bowls,
IL do do plain do do
& pair full cut Glass Pitchers
] case handsome Blown Glass ditto
hLSO, DecanterS, Salvers, Wine Glcsses
Dishes, Sugars, Creams, Nc Ne 10 which may
he added complete assortment OF Liverpool
CHINA WIRF
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yO!4.lli.J
.a,srYp AND PUBLISHED BY

- .,lIICIlLK q hIJH. IT. IULLN,
+, ~ y s4grs ogAs Lags q the Uhton.
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Cranioiogy.--A skull recently
found in a Russian cemetry, has
been examined. and protoberances
have been discovered, which had es-