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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13
J. ". 5 WITH, Merchant Tailor.

j. w. SMITH, Merchant Tailor.
EsrEcrFuLI.Y informs his customers, and the public
geue ally, IAat he mas by arrivals received
rie principal pat q his
@AlG GOODS,
consisting of the usual kinds, which constitute complete
assortment il his line viz: EXtra. super. blue and black
Cloths AMI GtSsinefes, OF which he believes 10 lie
superior any offered in this ket likewise claret
olive an brown, Of midiing qualities suitable rock
and coaees also, fashionable MKT Cassmeres in all their
varieties Of culnu'; da6 Cloths which are Of 81
peror quality; Vesags, Trimmings, Sc Aso few pieces
real baei Ca,nbie for cIoaks and surtonts uf which
will be furnished aud made 10 order a very small profit
lhr cash to pumctIal customers the usual time
n. b. Goods purchase. elsewhere up as usual and
noAisapD'intnemt at he time promised.
i St-i9t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13
istraet Of Il letter from Mc Hon c. c. Ca,sr.lr r,5c
LlnL.se NJ Rc.lrls.aLrL;r.s >. -

41"tV3r y representatives.
NAsiIiNGroN, I'd January, 1896
DEAR SIR-l received The enclosed letter fl ON, IN, So
ofcaTy o state few days sinceI have been waitit- to
ascertain whether ii probable any temporary
n'ent cou! be made here with the British Minister Ia c
'eSI''hy interruption oi the trade with Iaax but as
understand he does 'i authorized NEEDLE with the
1"eet"1 although he is persuaded that was not tie in
en"n "f Parliament to interrupt the intercourse between
we United states and the British American possessions in
any manner whatever. We wait for the fIalifa
Collector to reconsider Ills opMon until lie receives his
orders fEom Great Britain.
l am, sil: with q. respect SC.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13

FARMERS BANK or YJRGLyIq
FSSHE President and Directors have declared dividend
Il OF three per the Capital Stock, last
six months; which VIII De paid TO the Stockholders the
10Th instant.
WIN. NEKERVIS, Cashier
Jan 3 91-6t
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THOMAS PURYEAR, 81.
THOMAS PURYEAR, Jr.
John THURMAN
cJ-wAf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13

Making ,hc total amount OF the probable
receipts, within the cunen, fiscal year,
TO which add the balance in the Treasury,
on the ls' OF October, 1925, exclusive of tie
fund created for the Washington Monument,
amounting to 213063 10, aud also of the sum
Of S38,7U7 81, part of the revenue of the
current fiscal year, which was paid Into the
Treasury prior the 1st of Get. 1895
Aud the total amount of available funds,
cf the current fiscal year, will be
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13

Est'ecf ca litter to a a1.ercialiouse in i'm from,
aTesPecfa6!e source, dHed Pori-au- Prince Der. 5.
''!n recent conversation with General Inoipac on
e Su9ect Of dlierenlia du.ies lie assured me at the
advantages woul! only be extended 10 Frcnch goods
and fhauu':ctuFes imported in French bottoms, coming
"ttc' FOE rance. On the subject OF exports me
could give positive assurance bat il IS mn oanon
we VIII be abie to export in French bottoms with the
pi'cse Is the assurances OF he General we're mere
y verbal and that lie declined making tcn, in writing
stating t'a' he could not do sowt proprety, as the ne
goc"uohs we're still pending, cannot give them the
for preventing cur fellow citizens
rom falling INTO tie snare, and shipping in French but
toms You will therefore obIige me and reader tha
plohc service by haging the circumstance mention
ca ID orc Of your public papers, Bat. Chroa.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-13

| ihe Ohio Canal The work OF til, splendid enter
prise IS progressing with spirit which surps.scs the an
tic'Paioas of its most zealoas advocates The Doar5
of canal Commissioners have recently made their an
ma! rep II TO the Legatu which occurics Fl parcs
o an octavo Panphlet.and fon which we derive Tie
ioilo"i1g interesting facts; Between the Portage sun
mt and Lake Erie 80 miles so chains and go inks og
tbc canal. is now under contrac' and il is q; eccJ
The Whole line of canal between these points will be ma
Vaed IN the fall Of 1925. and that wi, probably be
Completed !cr forty thousand dollars less than tie
original Estimate. On The Licking Summit, 10 miles
and So Chains, together w;th tie c0banzinen for the
reservoir two miles AMI thirty six chains in length aye
u"der contract, S;G,755 u less than lfe estimated
cost These contracts to DC completed 10y The f;st
Of October nest Ma. Joyr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-07
ROBINSON'S FORMS.

r 'SEcUND EDIIIoN Of the work. published under THIS
a title, Ivy ny father has been prepared by my SELF and
i'll press. The varinus forms contained in former
edition have been ADAPTED in this, the laws
many forms have been inserted under titles and
considerable additions made the work III other respects
The collection of forms used by Clerks of County Courts
and Superior Courts Of Law, is Ian forms
OF process and entries III Chancery suits ptefx0d the
work is collection 81 decisions Of the General Court and
Court orAppeals rea ting the practice :c,ons law
and in tile Chapters of Orders, Records large, Execu-
tons and Bonds, there references many decisions
which could not be comprised in c.ecIn:i.
given of the proceedings in Superior Counts
criminal Causes with references decisions relating
proceedings ana to the entries in such The coilec-
ton of aTatioms, indictments aid inormatous is much
enlarged; aud notes suuoHed of decisions relating
the structure of ih0Se presidents. The chapter of convey
contains many forms and collection of dcclsIas
relating chiefly TO the execution ana recording OF
StruH'entS.
The work will contain upwards Of 600 pages, [aha,
go more than the former eition,) will br bound calf
and sold At So pc: cop Some copies will be prepared
with blank leaves iue end of each chapter,
So 50 will ne CHARGED Persons who iof copies
and-wish them 10 be OF this description vii! tIici.
agents that effect.
Ii is expected iaa copies will be ready ?of delivery in
fortnight.
/. OFT I5-f CON. ROBINSON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-07
TO STANIMERERS.

!EHiE subscriber informs the public that he has return
n ed from New York duly qualified and empowered to
ICkE STANNlERERS on the plan adopted by Mrs.
Leigh ana Dr. Yates of the New York institution lie
has been entirely cured Of veterac ing which
had annoyed him from his infancy, aud no idea tina
ne VIII ever fall back, indeed lie cnuld staer if he
tried to 60 So The single fact OF his being entirely cured
sufficient in his estimation give confidence eica
cy OF the invaluable discovery OF Mis-. Leigh; though il
more proof IS wanting, he is prepared exhibit numerous
certificates from persons cured, and from gentlemen the
first responsibility and standing in the city of New York
The subscribers agency will end i'll six there
tore advises All those disposed embrace the opportunity
oi placing themselves under his sneedv a,,l-
cation. Letters directed To Cartcrsvie, Comber nd
county va. post paid will! be promptly attended TO.
He resides i" Powhatan county, miles from the
court house., the distance from Cumberland co,,
house, and nine miles from Cariersvle Board can he
mad ia his family for s. per week The stage passes iur
times week b. DIckerson's s;o.e, FIVE miles from his
residence l.. II. MOSBY.
Ae"rt for Mrs. Leigh and i9r. Yates.
PowAatan. Cd Oct. 1926
IL The Editors Of the inc.csier Republican, Saunto.
Spectator, and Iy"chburs Virsinan will please publish
the above advertisement weekly for weeks, and forward
rf accounts the Editors Of the Richmond Wing for
c.,rc,ion. L. H. H.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-07
SELECT SCHOOT.

MY SCHOOL will be continued tie ensuing year; nv
IFE bfoher John G. Nelson, who has had s<ieem years
experience Teacher, and hIr John N. VI nston II
excellent classical scholar, will be associated with me- IN
the management of the school, iii which viii taught the
Greek, Latin, and French Languages, together wits those
branches OF learning which constitute complete Engls
Education.
The School will commence Monday the I'd Of jan
nary 1&!, and terminate the t day December fol-
lowing there Viii he vacation of wcrks commencing
Oh the 18th of june The price or tuition. wash
my "dsing' aud fuel, will he hundred icars
payable onc-hai the lst day Of June 1921 and the
other hall on the 1s lay of December following
The discipline "f tic school will he parenta aud as
much care and kindness will be eNcncd conded
10 my instructions my children Boys that re known
to be vicious uUruy, will be admitted iuo the
schoo and II any such shall be palmcd upon me- Its viii
he expelled they shall he found ugovetuabc
lily residence Is remote from the auns of vice inno-
aiyaud remarkably healthy; ii is situated in the county
81 Louisa forty miles from Richmond. about the sd me
distance from Fredericksburg The stage from FrcdCr-
cts5urg To Gainesville passes within four hundred yards
oi my residence an( ihat roin Richmond 10 afi busg
within tw" miles Of IT. Letters TO should be directed to
"Jackson's Post Oi;co, Louisa" WIN. NELSON If,
Sept 22d, 1926.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-07
ET.T,FDSLIF.
kentucky.

VAHHIS beautiful Farm, situated James River, in tire
Z upper end of fienrco, adjoining the Of John
Nickham, Esq, distant Com Richmond about 10 miles,
will he sold i'll December under decree Of he Chan
cery court 1t contains by survey, SO acres, of which
about 200 acres are FIRST rate lew "und, lQ OF which
TuCkahae Island the balance ;lIe Greek of that
aud about $50 20 of cleared high land Of
GOOD quality, avarcge of IL bushels wheat ,hc
uaving been produced lIom them, wien under the CLOVER
sten. This farm abomuds in springs which have
been known +" fail III the dryss spell Of which
every field the main land aordin abundance of
for Stock The James river canal passes through
the centre OF the lirn within 500 yards of the barn. which
i spacious, and contains of EXaPs Iheshing Ma
cli!cs in good repair with all the buildings
welauaged plantation. The Dwelling House is OF brick.
covered with Of the durable quality; it ms
with fire places all plainly bat neatly finish
ed. There all the other coIvenicnces usually found
attached genteel establishment; ice house, kc!su
mukehouse, &C. &c. The subscriber could deSca large
~ The many advantages attached this estate, but
lis only object is TO bring tive sale public rocc, thai
persons disposed purchase may have opportunity
previously viewing the premisest is presumed this will he
sufficient. The will shc'v the place any person
who may choose to examine it in the absence of
JAMES CURRE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-07
3se P4ACEEA@ES
Of Fresh Seasonable Dry Goods.
FLEMING; & EDWIN JAMES s. Co.
nIARKET BRIDGE,

Qge' for Sale The Jollo,cing Dry Goods, rts.
81 Bates aud Gases of Cloths, comprising choice asso-
ment Of almost every colour and quality
, bales and cases of CasSimcrcs
10 do red white, yellow 81 green annes green baizcs
II do rose London, duiel and poin, Bian:cis
10 do Guudy & Sons .Ndpt CottOns
do plain and figured, black and colorcd bonbavetes
some veIy rich patterns
d do Tartan and Caroline plai.S and blue cam..ts
q do lion skins aud blue plains
= cases 'SattiaeiieS, u choice assortment
= oales negro cloths, very superior
o tfusSeS winter vestines, very beautiful
oaies ,ne and supcine carpetucs hearth rugs
: cases worsted and lambs wool hosiery
: bales richly printed cashmere shawls
: cases very rich Cashmere and -Ueriao !Si01c5
case quality and carpc; binding
box CrcaSsan half hanAfs.
~ bales common 10 sopcrinc brown iruss a, sheeti.ss
10 do do do bIeaChed do do
10 do bed tickings from common TO vcrv good
. da !omcSt tic plaitls and singhamls
. 10 common and supcrii.c apron checks
o do GOTTEN yarns, eo"i quality and well assorted
u cases common to ue fancy prints nd chiRts
: do white and cclu.cd plain AMI figured marseiIlss
= do cottoh aud thread hosiery
do cotton and jnccuetie canrics corded iusius
cases plain aud figured book, null aud jacnuct,c ,nuus
> d" cotton bamdanma and Madras ha,if;is.
40 superior swiss can,arc crava;s
do dsah hamgup corGS
4" do cotton balls in pounds and boxes
; DO irish linens, lawns, diapers a"Iholia"i!s
! do top-sail duck aud linen padding
= do British oznnburgs
> do buaps auet blown and white German coll:
Z do GefnIam oZmaOurss and ticheubusgs
| do twled sachjng
| do patent threads, assorted
: cases Gag and hanianna banks.
d" Canton and Mandarin Grapes a.i robe, avs: Grape
2 do black and coorcd French and Italian c.p,.s
/ do hat grapes, different qualities
= do sarSneites, senciiews aud lrvautues
do richly shaded aud figured silks nd satus ror dess
. do plain and stripe saiims nd gro dc naples silks
| do black aid colored Sill vcvcs
do fgd bin lorcnIine, and f I'd silk velvet .sti,,s
&" III velvet richly
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-07
LANDS.

10 be Sold at Public .4uct0n, OF; .9oncy the 1871 az
December,
8 N the Town Of I.ewisbwg, the Tavern of james
u Frazer by order OF the clancey Saunon the
following Tracts parcels of Land belonging to the es
tate of the late Samuel and Robert Puryance decd all
that left unsod hy the late Trustee, Thomas L. Pres
ion. Esq. decd lying in the State of Virginia. TO VII:
u acres lying in kanawha and Nicholas counties on
Elk river; in several Tracts of from 1000 5000 acres
each-a joining. 400 acres, in kauawila p0ceta-
cn-his Tract icing part of grant Gen. Washing
army who fought the battle OF the A2atnws / ISL.
100 acres, in Mason county above Point Pleasant, ON
the Ohio riverthiS in % laid in
part OF the grant to Cen w aslugoms army above.
$4,000 in Lewis and Wood counties-in Tracts of
900 each, the south fork OF Hewess river; ON
thes, tracts number of settled Farms. 800 acres
Tyler County Middle Island creek, in tracts of
1000 acres, and Of gpU acres. On of these tracts
settled Farms.
THESE Lands valuable, aud vi; he sod fec Of all
remembrance.
\ more particular description of these Lands III be
given the time and place 81 sale; with terms of sale
powers under which act.
WNI. PRENTISS, Commissioner.
I-ewisburg, September 60 1873.
~ L. The Subscriber has sale, by private contra cf
all Lands belong ing the and Robert
purviance in Kentucky; and among very vaua
hie Lands, particularly about $4,000 "a Red
Sd nix the Ohio river about $50 miles Louisville
:rcwn Henteisnn's Grant He has besides above
from 90 to 10000 in various pats of State
kentucky. To-w6t
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RICHMOND. YIRGINIA. TUEsDAY. NoyElInEn -

virtue OF deed of trust executed subscriber
II by John Jennings, and duly recorded in the clerk
once OF H'ochl"nd c"un'y shall, tile 20,l day of No
vcmber ncXt Goochlau nj count house procp,i r., c c
cash. the Tract OF Land conveyed by said deed or so much
thereof as Will satisfy debt due To Nicholas poindxier
Co together with the costs of executing aud carving this
decdno eject this land lies in the county of Coocland
upon the three chopped road aud adjoining the lands of
VI M Frce aud others Such title in sub
Scrbef by the decd aforesaid will be conveyed to the pr-
chaser.
Sept 96.-I6t r. w PEASANTS Tt,st..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-07
FALL GOODS.

Z hAN L received by the Richmond Packet and otter
which are A''0"sS
.upe!"he and common cloths aud ca ssiuleres
IeiSse aud habit cloths, assorted
a'cncia silk lOrcniine and Marseilles yrstih.s
oui'e'hne aud common Snttnel;s
h'"e planS, kcTscys and lion skins
use point and whitney blankets
I'ed' white and yellow fanuels
oarleiings aud hearth rugs
herman oZnaburgs and tickleubuTes
DiacK aud culnrcd bum5azetts
Tartan and Caroline plads
SIX st'ircd barge
Cashnierc aud merino shaw,
company choppas and bam,auias
-" ana , 4 black mOic of superior uiaI,t,-
bIack aud colored GIos dc Naples
ID plain and worked bnbhinct accs
Ditto lace vcis and peIeriues
IailtoeS and printed cambrcks, asserted
bihck and white silk aud cotton hosiery
booN, Swiss, null and jacnmct n,.slirs
- AMI o. Cahb ickS, assorted
Do and o.. Nanda riu cranes
ti"'m aud isuTcd Canton crapcs . nd roles
/ imc a;d si'pcrEnc black Bonhaziue
BLACK, blue and assorted Italian SILKS
IS and 4 heavy Irish linens
81 and I'd shcetingS, assorted
t''ffs eEr' Russia and table Gia,'cr
Thread and cotton ckrss
Thread aud cotton checks
silk and cotton uiiihrel.as
'0wn aud beachod Gon,esiic slitt;ucs &, sb,rt;,cs
W III variety ofoter seasouabc GOODS. and cT,,r,
10 receive lrt!er supplies in few DAYS; all vhc; viii he
sold az unusually low prices, by
Sept. %. uAII Nr11cON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-07
FALL DRY GOODS.
W. &. L. ggxGE s. co.

W. & Z. JkNLE & co.
\ + ftc"ived, by successive arrivals since eGt ut
q cry eNiet'sive supplies nr FAIL IND EpLNIEFe
OOp>; and are now enabled offer an assortment; he
e'ea l" DE nearly perfect prices which it is hoped III
meet 'he expectations OF purchasers Amongst them are
'ta"S' aud BrahV ate'S mapt cot,ons
ShithetiS tmscy wooisey coanes and variety OF stout
wooei's, suited for negro cloathiug
Medium ana superinc blue, biac. and uty colo.ed
cloths and oassiincres
Blue military cloths at reduced PRICES
C"mbtics, jac"nelt, null aud b0o; ,nusns
several cas!aS caiicoe comprising handsome va a,y of
rich new patterns
Crafhs' b"mhhzincs, circassan and chiian stripes
eH"%e hafege aud gro de nap. handkerchief AMI scars
Irish linens, ahectngs ana diapers
Plain and figured holnbazciis
Ohna''hgS. dou!ass and porter scetirigs
large STOCK OF domestic shrtigs, sheegs, p!aids ami
F.aH!e!s. :'.diis drabb cloths, &c. Sc
a flesh assortment OF ''ioker'' J5OLIIAIf CL0YYLS
H"" " In inclusive, said be Of very suueria fabric
1900
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-07
BY PLEASANTS s. SMITH.

- The CoNsrIrUrIoNAL WING is published t,cice It
''sse (1ucsdrys aad Er!d%) az fee d.rs PER a7ut;r,
payable an GdStnce.
li Prerionst To difcontAna,cc IF The paper, all
Te7rases must ne Paia @2. lind Mose co may icis
thirty days before Tie erli cr2ires FOR tcitc Etey sui
scyiGcI.
" For afccrsins-75 cents square Cor tess) for he
hfS INSERTION and so ces for eac cofsiislmugceYhe
'tii"'ber IF Insertions be o;ed Ire DIS oer5
Mey cii DC continued ndrhGrged accordingly.
IL 1H letters 10 Ike Editors 3u,siJe postpaid thea
fSUL receire attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-07
A. J. Shymanski.
gRACTECAN uLNmIgm

a AS the pleasure to inform his Genls and pubic
Il u in general, throughout the State that he has
his residence i'll ri ;hmond for the ensuing winter.
Nl. s. has been regularly bred Dentist EuroEe and
:g than ten years, practitioner III tie principal
Of the United States.
Tire public is respectfully Invited, and see the
many Improvements made 10y Mr.! s. in the line his pro-
fession, particularly in the operation Of supplying loss
uf HUMAN TEETH
Room exclusively reception of his professional
visitors, above Dr. Abrahan AIaIhccury street,
entrance in 18th street.
~ Hours of attendance, fgcu . 4. NJ. until = p. NJ
and from until ) r. NJ.
Oct 20 e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-07
For L,ONDON.

IN The good Ship NILE, Capt. OpEAR, a
ytNsjA Bermuda Hundred, II months old, will
9<l3TtSS take 200 hinls tobacco freight at dos.
Co. per hid. and have icspatch. Apply
Oct 31--it# G. & A. WARWICK.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-07

9UBLlC Notice is hereby sivcn that have revohGd
n ',o Power of Attorney given by years since
TO Dr. Edward JohGson or tire sale ofIchmoud other
property PHI. TURIN.
Sept 10. 1925. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-07
YIRGEaT1:

1t rules, holden in the clerks Of the sunerio court Of
chancery for te RfcImond district, the ?t DAY of hu-
gust, 1926:
Herbert A. Claiborne, pm
against
John Edwards Samuel 3. Eay,ars, AMI Dudley Atkinson
I(lis.
The defendant Johu LJwards not having his APP
ana given security according assem-
bly, and the rules Of this aud it appca:i, ~ salts
factory evidence, that he IS iniabitaui of this
couniry; it is ordered That the said defendant appear
here on The fist day OF Tie answer Tire b Of
she riantin and that copy n this order be forthwith in
serted IL some newspaper pubiisedin c city Ichnoud
for two mouths successfully aud posted
the pitol, in the sad city.
"a 4 cory. res,e, Nm u. T}EN-EsYC;. e.. e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-07

Z ,'AN L received by the Richmond Packet and otter
,h; .a'e arrivals a pant ofny FALL GOODS: Amongst
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-07

CON. ROBINSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-07

i}a.. u. HE'TtG.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-03-08
1j3te0.

In Bolton, on the 18th ult. Mrs. Achsa, wife
Of Mr.. Thaddeus Pollard, aged AZ. Printers
an Maine and NeD- Hampshire are requested
TO insert this death.-Mr. Jethro Peters, a
Revolutionary Patriot, aged 81.
In Barre, Capt. AbJah Harding, aged rs.
The death of this good man and exemplary
Christian, was occasioned by the falling Of a
tree, which had been lodged on another. Hay
ing feled the tree, which propped the one
which was lodged and, while chopping upon
it, the lodged tree gave way at the roots and
fell-one of the limbs OF which struck the
deceased on his back, which, in thirteen
hours, put an end to his valuable life.
In Westborough, on the 2lst ult. Capt.
Seth Morse, aged SO. All his children had
gone down TO the grave before him.-On
the 22d, Mr.. John Donavan, aged SO ON
the 23d, Mr.. Benjamin Nurse, Jr. aged 25, a
respectable and pious young man.-On the
Oath, Major John Fayerweather, aged &c.
Mr.. Fayerweather was the son OF Thomas
Fayerweather, Esq. late of Cambridge
There was native dignity in his department,
and his manners were easy and graceful.
His attachments to his friends were ardent
and permanent, and he was distinguished for
affabilty and hospitality. His particular and
unwearied attentions and courtesy to his
friends and visitants, always made them pleas
ed and happy during their stay in his hospita
BILE mansion. He was frank and open-heart-
ed, tender and generous to the sick and indi.
gent, honorable in his dealings, and, though
he had faults, they consisted more in -aoordS
than in deeds. With some imperfections, he
had many prominent and noble virtues, which
will not soon be forgotten. He has left an
amiable wife and four children to lament his
loss.--On the 28th, child of Mr.. Samuel
Chamberlain, aged year.
In Boylston, on the I'd inst. Deac. Daniel
Andrews, aged IA.
In Holden, on the 4th inst. Mr.. Thomas
Aldrich, aged Sc. Printers IN Providence,
II. i. wiH confer a fauOr by Inserting The Adore.
In Marlborough, on the 9th ult Miss Nam
cy Williams, daughter of Stephen Williams,
Esq. aged % years. We should do Injustice
to our own sorrowful feelings, and TO her
memory, should we suffer so much real excel
lence to go down to the cold grave, without
the "passing tribute of sigh.'' Her death
has awakened deep and unaffected sorrow
throughout the large circle of her friends and
acquaintance. She possessed those heaven
ly attributes which constituted an amiable and
lovely character. A dilident and artIess sim.
plicity of manners--a sweetness of temper,
and heart full of the best affections, irresisti
bly, commanded the good feelings and sincere
friendship Of all her acquaintance. Still ii
the morning of youth, when friends were twin
ing about her heart,
g Death lay on her like an untimely frost,
Upon the sweetest flower OF all the field"