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JOHN WILLS, C. C.
Commissioner 0hce tgncbbWe, !

Conmisaontr's 0hce fgnebbpe,
10th July, 1926.
The parties in this canse will take noiiee.
that have appointed the thirteenth day
OF September next, Ia commence the nc
counts directed by the oreeoing order Of
court. On which day they nre required to
attend nj my oilce, in his town, with Their
accounts, vouchers, aud copies Of court pa.
pers, prepared for examination md settle
ment. JAMES BEN AGit, Z
August II o4n2
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IIEAiE

Holders OF two tickets in this Lottery, as
in the Odd and Even system, are sure oil one
prize, and may draw three
il Price OF Tickets "a, aud shares in pro-
portion.
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Aud also, one other Tract, lying upon o..


Messr,. Nm l. Morris, George PoHard, sur
ririag pariaer'of bright 4, 'PoHard, Thu
INNS Rltdd b,cajnh {. thurman ANIL Oter
.mRegnoids, odmr d Jamts Darlington,
dsti
vAVAKE NOTICE-That on the Sd day
Of October next. nj Mr.. Sam 6arlnnd's
Office, IL Lynchburg, we shall take The 'drpo.
silons Of Henry bennington and others, to
he read on the trial Of The suit now depend
ing in the Superior Court OF Chaneery nj
Lyn hbufs, in which we are complainants
md you ARE delendnnts--whe aud where
attend. II from any cnnse said depositi+ns
shall net be taken on that dnY, then we shall
b the same place, on The 7lh day Of the ghmr
month, proceed 10 take them
GARLAND, WALTON d PENN.
August Il. et"2
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TN VIRTUE ofa dssd ~ trust. s1Ssufed %
- me by 'nne,l .Ioraan. for eeriofn pnrY
SIS therein meafioned, TshaH proeted. on So
tprdag The I'd any ~ ssptembtr asgi. nj me
house Of ,annfsf .Jordah. 10 sfH, for rsadg mo-
psg, 10 the hlgbesf bidder. NE foifoieing darss
Harm, Eabtiia aib Lucy, togeih.r pifL all ne
bopsethod a1td kitchen luratto n TIE mid
samuel jordan c. .1FTU0SY.
August II. f.if2
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MARRiED-on the 10th inst. hy the
Rev. james Boyd, DIR. JOHN STRlCK-
Ian. TO Miss L. EDNONDS, eldest
daughter of MIR WIN. Edmonds, deed. all
Of Nelson county, Va.
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NOTItE.-Thr lands hctctof,ne ot1er-
4 y ed foe sale by the subscriber, are again
offcred fnl salr, and ifnot privately sold, (ot
which due notice Will br eiVenD will, posi-
tieely, be exposed, by way OF public nneiiou,
tciors the door Of John Franklin, nj Amherst
Courthouse. on the first day OF the next al.
peiior cnuG for Amherst county, consisting
of the following tracts, VIZ
One Tract, known a. Ghrisnn's Quarter
rmrt. containing NJ Hhrds ef Geo a.
CRIES. immrdmtriv tIipining .Inmes RI
yer. about - miles hrloH Lynrhhurg. TIL,
is perhaps, one Of the best farms within tin
Il stance of Lynrbbnrg shout one hhif 81
which is cleared, divided htn three SHIFT
nnd capable Of PRODUCING about 3no barrcls
oi corn each, and from 600 H. 800 bushrlt al
wheat rncb The wood land is exlremrl,
we'll tinhcred, and utmost the whole OF il
tobacco hand the frt quality.
Que other Trnct, nearly adjoininp the
boye, containing $50 ACRES, lying
within 60o yards oi james rlver, very hravr
" limbcrcA, and The greatest part of v ich i,
Tobacco Lan1 Of very first quality,
Our other TRe' containing 400 A.
CRD5, adjoining the last mrntioned fraef
also beoy'lv numbered, "A con .iderhhle part oi
which T. fine Tnhaceo land, living about the
same disinuce from the river, and adjoining
Henry Watts, esp
onc other Tract, containing las A
CRIS, rdipiuIng the Inst mentioned tract
md James Lopdnn heavily timbered, large
PORTION ofWhicb IS fine tobacco land
Also, the lrect wherein the snhecribcr r..
sides, containing $40 ACRES, nbont
nur hall Of which u cleared, The residue is
veil tmberrd and most Of II excellent tobac-
60 band The improvements ARE valnnl,lc
with excellent orchards df various kiads III
fruit, aud lying within six miles ai Lynch
burg
Aud also one other Tract, lying upon On.
ter Creakin Amerst county, containing I10
ACRES. A considerable part OF This
tract Is said 10 be good tobacco land and
well timhered In the mean time Christie
phcr Anthony, Esq and Mr.. George Il. Nor
veil, oil Lyurbburg, are fully authorised TO
treat privately forthe sale of those lands !;
the terms made known by them aud by whom
a complete title will be made.
REUBEN NORVELL.
August II. cids2
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Virginia Literature lottery, An class

To be drawa on the High aud Low Sys-
TEN; somewhat similar t. lhe Odd and L.
ven, IT viii ne drawn IN Lynchburg in DC.
tohrr next, all IL aue day.
1IOHE pRIZES THAN HL.1.Nh.S.
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We have by the last nights mail in the
arrival Of the Wilha,H 3rBwu IN HAMPTON
Roads. five days later accounts frsp Eng
land The elections SEEMED sill 30 occu.
py the chief ttenti1n.-Cohbett and ora
tor Hunt "ere quite disfaocrJ,-The ac-
counts from Greece represent them as
bard pressed, but no symptom OF 4 general
Submission.
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SCHEME
5lg2 Prizes
1903 Blanks.
MODE or DRAWING

All the numbers vii be pui IN the wheel
a, usual Al the pixies above three dollars
will be put IN the prize -wbre aud draw out
opposite the whole body 81 numbers. The
first drawn number will decide the fate of
wit should il be one ul the first i've thou
saud numbers that is 10 say, any number from
No. 10 50u0, inclusive, all those numbers
will, in like manner, he enllled 10 three dol
lars each Should il be one ui the last five
thousand numbers, that = 10 .tg, from No.
5oOl 10 10000 inclusive, then all hose mum
hers will, IN like manner, be entitled TO three
dollars each Those Who hold to tickets,
one above and one brlow No. SON must OF
course draw ONE and may draw lIiREE
prizes.
Price Of whole Tickets 81. Liberal allow
Halves = anees 10 age
Quarters ~ dealers.
The drawing will certainly take place ia
October, under the superintendent OF the
following gentlemen Judge VIM. Daniel
Chiswell Dabney, Albcn NJ Daniel, John &.
Mrem, John Bullock, David q Mnrrell, VIM
M'kinney, Wm. W. Norycl, George Whit
locke, .Iohn w Bagwcll. Ammon Hancock,
Robert Kyle, James l.. Ctaytor, Jesse b. liar
rison, Micaiah Davis, Colin BuckRer, Eliian
Fletcher, John Wills, Jobu Hancock and
John G. Miller, Esqrs.
n Orders from a distance, by malI, pos
paid, or private conveyance, enclosing Tho
cash ar I,rze tickets, will meet the mosi
prompt attention if addressed TO
AUG. LIFT WEcH,
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Groceries at Auction.

WILL sell, II auction, at my stand, on
MONDAY the Git iast my entire stock Of
GM0CER1Gi, comprising almost eve
~ article ~ the grocery line.--My Wines
and old Liquors nre, perhaps, the best eyer
olrred in LynchHnre. A proportion Of these
viii be PM ny in small quantities 10 suit pri-
yats persons.
fERN2.--Sams under $50. cash over
$50 aad not exceeding 900, 60 days; OVER
500, 4moh'h credit Negotiable notes with
approve cndoraers.- n the same time viii
be sold on a eredli OF to davs, few thao-
sand pounds OF hrst rate BACON, aud
several other valuable artieies.--Ihc sale
will take place at o'clock. aud be conduct
cd Ivy J. r. d Payne, anctionecr.
CHS. l.. DlBRELL.
August II. tds2
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10y virtue Of n desd oftrna, trteBfea N ne
- ah5scrib1 asd HiHiam RfrstV. bV DIN.
dfah Edges for securing ~ James 5heGfer debts
ih"fin mentioned. en3 dnig rtrosasd IL ne
eiffi sgfee II he coRpig Of CaupbeH, ! siatt
on ffaag fhs sb dqy " Sept pert, prorffd 10
',R, ~ BesiS. Heb's 81. 10 Hs h'eaed bid
5er. ior resh. pori ofibs irnr' of lnad ppoa
rb rh HE 'ad Edge formviy hired sag no a.
trs'. 1riiag asiensfee, fhe mbscribtr eii rUi,
reg Hs lite rtded ~ him BY rVfpe NJ nia
detd ffTLEL9H SHI9RfR.
9pgnd Ii. e4w.2 Surpiring trustee.
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ALLIE! MS
lott e .AAEss9 !.
Grand State lottery Of Vlrgitia

FIRST CLASS,
For the Benefit OF the AononSalia Academy
To he drawn in Richmond, on the 27th
September nexl, all in one day, ON the odd
aud Even System, under the managenent OF
Tue Messrs. COllEN'S.
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Dismal Scamp Lottery,
IN CLASS.

fAti II n ~
To be drawn in Richmond, all in one dry
50 No. Lottery, by combination aud permu-
tation--5 ballots To be drawn.
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by lhls plan OF drawing, thu holder IF
two r,rkrls IL sure of one p,izr aud may
draw three.
0FWhnle tickets So 90 Qoartels 81 -
Halves $50
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EoR RENT--A good Stable. in rear
Of tbs alliee.
August I'll
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this society wear Grape on their left arm
for fifty days.
RESOLVED, That the Rev. Bird Lowe be
requested In pr.sch lunsral sprnnn, on
Sunday, the 18th of August, & that Archi-
bald Stuart, Esq. pronounce funeral Eu-
legv.
ReSoiUsd, That the members of this 50
ciely march in soicfnn procession on the
nccasinn: and that the citizens at this ulace
aud the adjacent cnunlr, BE- requested To-
assrmble al 10 O'Clock on the day ahu, =
designated, ut the L House, 10 join in the
eerpmnnies Of tive day.
Reso'rta, That The proceedings of this
meeting be published IN thr vngia'an."
SlLAS CARTER, PreS't.
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SrNUR SALE, NEAT, sfrpng, neW Carry
u all and Harness with a comfortable fop
aud Two Spring aoats. aRrlyio
JSO X u. PAYSE.
August 10. c2wit
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To THE EprroRs OF rHr v1RG1viAN.

john &. STAPLES, SecFy.
900
To THE EpIToRs OF THE VIRGfv1AN.
Patrick c. H. (Va.) I,dg 28tt ld2b.
To day. At 10 minutes after / o'clock,
Milly. a negro woman, who belonged to
Mr. Gabriel Handy, was executed at Pat.
rick Court House.
An immense c0ncourse of persons was
present 10 witness must awful and dread
fol fnlfllment of the mandate Of the laws
Of our country. MilIy wss executed for
the murder other infint child-the crim-
ioafing evidence, the best uf any other
open and frapk confession. She was Una
at the last Juae Term by an Eramiaing
Court; the trial consuming two days.
air. Stuart, the prosecnlos for toe com
monwealth, deserves cemmendatiou 10,
the zrsious and able discharge and faithful
and interchangeable performances of his duty
NJ t1ilner, Mr.. Chaplain aud hir. Ca
iaud sppeared for The criminal, and could
the Judgment, the mad aud morlag passion
of the Court bpen swrfyed by IN" elo-
qurnt, inpa.sioned aud pathetic cppeals Of
those gentlemen, Mly would have yet
lived Bat Justice on earth, as IN heaven
UU be tone The case, the whole evidence
was too plain; II was "as pialn To the un-
drrs'anding as ray OF lghl TO the human
eye"
The prosecutor and Defenders having
concluded their arguments, Capt, John
Falum, in quite an appropriate md feeling
manner, announced IN the Prisoner, the
Sentence of the Court, and she was remain
ded In jail, To await her execution the 23th
of July. TO das.l
To attempt 10 describe my feelings on
this occasion, wer" morally and physitaRy
Impossible scene hall 81 Az ful, 81 Dor.
ribIe, 81 dreadful in its consequences, and
81 astounding and humIlailug 10 tn senses
have never yet Witnessed. saw Death,
grim Death, in all lis agony! ~ all lis bon
rife distortions! 10 all its most corrnding
pains Oh most unfortunate destiny :
most miserable fate most excrntiaiing
derarture!i Such a scene, 80 utterly
impossible for me adequately IN describe.
hara Witnessed, aad such daoiier | hope
aeuer 10 tgttntSS. SPECTATOR.
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Dismal sudmp Can0l Lottery, 4th
tld@.
To he drawn in Hchrood, al il one
day 80 M. Lottery l., Combination &
Pcrmu,ailoa--5 ballots H. be- draan.
SGlfEAlE.
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EoR sALE.-A first rate Carpcn,er--
Apnly at this Office.
Augusl Il.
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Grand State Lottery of Virginia,
First las.

For The Ben.hl nf hr Monnngala A.
cademy, 10 he d,aNn IN hiettn Dad. on Inc
9Th Srpirmbrr oeAt, all IN ure day, on
the Odd aud Even sselt "a nn,ier ihe nam
agc,hent vi the VI s-,s tol,,us.
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/ lNSEED OLA fw barrels Of
L,nseed oil jus, received hg
WALTER n MIDDLETON.
AusuaI II
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NR0riCE.--Ihe Fall and Winter SESSION
IL OF the subscribers Schnnl. will com.
menee on Monday the oh 81 seftember.
Terms OF board AMI tuition AS heretofore.
JNO c. REID.
August 10 tc2sitl
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c,,,,odors Porttr.--It is said This gal
sd;,.r Is to recrise fol his services,
tho Mexican Goveroneni. $4,000
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:, rs resissless torrent, much ofbo'n
wy : ing crop and the gathered harvest;
u. her with the dry weather "h'eh mas
.sd !, many places ever SINCE The
,,io-n,us, xnd to shorten and
,..ke crops light.
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co.auSIeATEp.

IUIdI NI3f 81
,,orot Of sums expended during
" tbe year as per bills aud orders
IN the Treasurer, Is s'& 80
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-01-21

Selected for The Museum Of Foreign Literature and
Science, from BIack1Yooda Magazine.
= POSTHUMOUS LETTERS OF CHARLES
EDWARDS, ESQ.-No. V.

The kindest thanks for your generous letter.
II this somewhat contraband figure Of rhetoric
synay be made use Of to express every feeling Of
gratitude: and sensation far more devoted than
that of gratitude at the same time the boon
offered in it is one which would perish rather
than accept; but it will support my spirits, I'M
der the severest fate, that have received such
an offer, and had irmness to decline it.
think, upon more calm reflection, YOU will
find you have been too hasty in complaining of
my silence The unkindest word that woman
ever uttered, let her only not repeat it. and that
iorbearance shall stand for its recall But, if
have been silent, fair lady, it has been from
hard cause believe me, never from ingratitude
or insensibility; for, to confess truth. which,
but that had still some honesty left | had con
tcssed a thousand times in few days while we
were together-to declare that which should
be villain to declare, were it not fixed, past
recall. that we must part-dont think that
mean to presume, or even that would hazard
an expression which might sound too lightly; but,
Eliza Bellarmine, | am half afraid that am
very seriously in love with you
Make some little allowance for the Ill govern
ed feelings of man who is as forlorn-even as
you take him to be The whole tenor of your
last letter; its style and expression the very
smallest points which go to make it up; are all
elegance and delicacy; but there is not line
in it, nevertheless, which does not say plainly,
and, that which is still more, say quite truly
that Charles Edwards has not a guinea, and (of
course) not a friend, in all the world
And, indeed, for the friend-so far as the
matter Of the guinea might be supposed conse-
quent-unless it were friend of your own sex,
and of your own romantic, self disregarding spi-
rIt-thank Heaven it is tolerably impossible
that should have one With all my misfor-
tunes, the general disposition Of events be pras-
ed never yet was 50 unhappy as to be man
to be befriended And return thanks the more
for this dispensation, because, if had happen
ed by any mischance to have been such kind
of thing, | should have had very little sympathy
under any circumstances fact know per
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Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-09
STANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS.

IAWES LORING, No. 1872, Washing ton street.
- publishes the following valuable School Books.
SCHOOL, Committees and Teachers invited to give
them q careful examination.
The sixth edition Of Alden's Spelling Book, vol.
first.
The tenth edition Of Alden's Spelling Book vol.
second
The fifth edition of Adens Reader. This is one
of the best and most systematic collection Of read
Ing lessons, now III use.
The seventeenth edition Of Murray's Grammar,
abridged by teacher Of youth. Of Boston--prlce,
81 per dozen. This abridgment has attained all
almost unprecedented popularity. 1t has ourl'ved
as remarkably suited to the ,acity of beginners.
The eleventh edition of Murray's Exercises, with
out any variation from the English edition.
The sixth edition Of Blair's Common Things in
Use, necessary to he known at early age togeth-
er with Catechism of the American Revolution.
The most distinguished characters Of that momeD-
tous period arc particularly noticed. Also, Ca
techsm Of the History and Customs Of Nations
and Arithnetical Tables. Price, s per dozen.
The fourth edition of Mason on Selt-knowledge,
with Questions adapted for Schools and Academies.
Price 81 10 cents, in half binding. This is suita
BILE for the first class in Sabbath Schools.
The second edition of Watts the Mind, with
Questions adapted for Schools and Academies. A
third edition is nearly out CT press.
Agers elements oi Orthography, illustrating, by
easy examples, the powers of the alphabet, and the
rules for svllabifcation, spelling, &c.
Pope's Essay on Man--pr:ce s per dozen, print
ell on beautiful and small type.
Boston. Nov II.
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SMITH g. PARMENTER.

JN0. =, .HdTKt7 -D7lu7t,
"AVE recently made many additions to their
IL Office, and are ready to execute all orders
for BOOK and JOB PRINTING, in n manner
not inferior to that of any other Office in the State
They pledge themselves to have all work done at
the TIME ENGAGED, Bank Checks, Bills oi La
ding md Due Bills. for merchants and companies
executed at the shortest notice. ALso-Cards, Cir
ecuars, shop Bills and BALI TICKETS, done IN The
neatest manner. LOTTERY TICKETS, and other
work executed in different colors.
FoR SALE--All kinds Of colored Paper and
blank cards. for the supply OF customers.
CONSTANTLY OH HAND-Bills Of Ladiug. blank
Deeds (on fioe paper and Show Bills in the dfe-
rent Lotteries.
Jusr PuRLIsHED-A Report Of the Committee
appointed by the House Of Represeptives Of the
State of Rhode Island &c. to inquire into the ex
pedency of increasing Banking Capital within said
Statc--uade June session, A. d. 1896. Price 81
cents H Nov. l8.
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TX! I 2sS3
BL.ACKINC.

III iE fact, that the European Biackms. from the
l. two celebrated manufactures, has far excel
led any thing of the kind hitherto offered for sale
and particularly in this country, is generally admit
ted by all To those who consider themselves
judges, and those who are the most disposed to pa.
tronise American manufactures, KNAPP's BLACK
ING is offered for examnation-and il, upon trial. it
does not equal or surpass any English Blacking ev-
er offered in this country, no patronage whatever
is solicited.
This article is for sale, by appointment of the
manufacturer, 10y the cask, dozen, or single bottle
'ntE-rNo. II, Westm,1sier- Row.sr1
N. B.--Orders from the country will receive
particular attention.
Snptember Q. e
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TO

| love my lyre-It steals me SO
From hies long shadows up;
Giving me wings to fly from woe,
And drain the dreamer's cup.
AS earth doth seem u little spot,
When seen from star and sky,
So fade the shadows ofmy .ot,
When gifted words rush by.
Ilove my lyre-it braketh up
The seal'd and bursting springs,
To which IN vain the thrstps cup,
Mans bitter spirit brings.
II throws aroun the tisbten'd chords,
Which almost break--unbroken,
The molten light Of silent words,
Whose spell departs. fspoken.
Hove my lyre-yet would not
My heart should keep Its own,
Ihate to breathe. and he forgot,
To love--and be alone.
Iwould not wear seraphs wing,
Apart through heavea 20 hy
AndI would break my dearest string
Sweep not its echo ty.
love nay lyre--and when | cams
And lad II at thy feet,
With ali my broken dreams 0: fame,
Content thy slAile to meet
hen IN that dark, full e,e of thine
bath'd my thoughts, my SOUL
How could ii heart sonursed as mine.
Shuke of that Tyres Controls
love my lyre--the form love,
Hath ieant TO touch lis string,
Aud when my memory cannot rove,
Andlm a trOdden thing
When neL have SAID my relunm,
And left me to the lot
OFT child flower aud broken STEM
That trace shail be forgot.
love my lyre--its chords are given
To thoughts drank from thee,
Igrvd 1t first with llopes Of heaven,
Twill not the lighter he
God Iill thy fountains deeply up,
With springs from sius torgiven-
We yet may drink mingled cup,
Ii not on ear.h-ln Heaven.
The lines on the Axe with which ANN BoLEYN
was executed, are extremely fne-though we could
wish that they were not written in that gambling
,ad-poney' measure. which, to our ears, is never
very meloiious. They breathe a sentiment, anu
portraya feeling, however. which We cannot but
admire. Connected with the history and tate o
this unfortunate Princess there is an interest, which
induces US to subjoin slight shetch Of her biogra
ply, for the facts OF which are indebted to that
ablest Of historical writer's, DAVID HUME. She
had been Maid of Ilonor 10 the Queen, CATHE.
RISE, and consequently had frequent opportunities
of placing herself within the presence Of the King
HEsRY VIII. and by the witchery OF her person
the elegance Of her conversation, and the graceful
ness Of her manners, succeeded in captivating his si
fections. She was the dsus liter Of Sir TBoMAi
BoLEYN, who had been employed by the King il
several emba.sie, and other engagements. Of grea
respo visibility, add who was allied TO oil the prnci
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THE OBSERVATORY.

THE Proprietor OF this fashionable place Of re-
II, Sort respectfully informs his friends and the
public that il is opened for winter season, to
accommodate those who are disposed to indulge in
harmless and invigorsting recreation. The Bowl
ing Alleys will be warmed with stoves, as soon as
the weather shall require it. and every exertion
will be made to render It an agreeable place Of re-
sort. The bar is amply supplied with refresh-
ments. and no exertion shall be wanting to accom-
modste and crafty those who visit the establish
ment. u. October 81.
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yNEW FRENCH PAPER GLNGS.

N QUARLES & Co. have Just imported in
IL. the ship Lewis, arrived at New York, their
TaiY supply of Paper Hangings, Of entire new pat
terms. They will not say they will sell as 'oW or
io,cer than any IN town; but request those who
wish to purchase to call at thei' store, SO, West.
mnstcr-st eet, and ascertain facts.
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WHITE OSTRICH FEATHERS, AND VELVET
FLOWERS

UILLIAM J. MASON, No. 49, Westminster
w Street, has just received, by the last boat
from New-York, choice lot ofFeathers and Win
ter Flowers, together with good assortment OF
Winter and Fall Goods, which will be sold very
low. Millinery articles ofevery description.
NOyemher l3.