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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-16

the putty, and it Will soon become sott' anu
can be removed without injury.
Erie Canai.-Thc amount Of toll received
bv the Collector at Rochester, n. y. dur
ING the month of October, was seventeen
thousand ser,en hundred and eigAfy-f7vo dol
lars!
Capt. Partridge of the Middletown Acade-
| nv, has published the prospectus OF Mill
tary Academy, which he proposes TO open
| in June next, at Norwich, (Nt.) 1t is to be
for the instruction of pupils younger than
those admitted at Mddlctown.
The American vessels employed IN navi-
eating Lake Chanplain, are no less thah
2i3-tonnage $4,000.
A Maryland paper says, that thrty-seven
members of the present State Legislature
are "colts." fit were not indecorous, one
might ask of what breed! -.
There is a newspaper established IN the
western part of Ncw.York called Leisure
F.mployer." This title is about as absurd
as that of "rhe:Literal CONSTITUTIONAL Ad-
vocate." which has been taken by another
new journal in the south.
i At the approaching Senctrial election ii
Virginia, it is said Mr. Randolph will not be
reelected, and that w. d. Giles, and Gov
ernor TYLER are to be candidates.
A correspondent of the Richmond Wing
recommends the cultivation of the vine il
:. Virginia as one of the staple crops. lP'
climate and soil, he says. are admirably
dapted to it. Wheat and tobacco, can nov
hardly be made to yield six per cent On TIL
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STOP THE RUNAWAY!

Se1 UAAWAl from me, in the early part of
A1 July last, an ancient black fellow, ser
Nani, by name OF Bait hired the old scoun-
drel from Capt. VIM. Roane, OF Amherst
County. The man Bait pretends TO be skilled
IN Stone work, making clean wells. d digging
the same he also PROCESSES a SNAIL share OF
skill IN the art and mystery OF shoe making
and many other handy matters, these aud
the like are his pretensons but no realty in
them. for he is good at none OF them. As to
minute description OF the person OF Bait,
feel at some loss : as his countenance WAS
so diabolcal when at any kind OF labor, III
protest, that never did look in his face but
once whilst in by service, though To the lest
Of nv recollection he is very black. As 10
his height, think If he was caused 10 stand
erect, or could be made straight, he would
be about feet inches high am apprehen-
sive he will be known by the plurality of his
professions more readily than any other way
Isha.lnot endeavourt 10 describe him further
have been informed that he has some kind
of credenial, or permit it'll him 10 labor nj
any of his professions, il he has, such permit
is spurious, and obtained by him of some
nnprincipied person. | have heard of his
being seen frequently in Lynchburg, aud
once in Bedford Comfy. | will give any
per,on ten dollars, for the apprehension oil
Bait, or for securing him in JAIL so that car
get him spedily. The man Bait, has bad
gait in walking, as he hops, or goes lame
WILLIAM D. HILL.
Oct 3 $40
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Orf0rd Female .4cademv.

y liIE Full Examination in ms Institution
- vii commence ON "Wednesday the l6h
November uext, aud close On the fraHs
evening following. the first session OF The
next year viii commence on the second
Monday ot January.
The very liberal patronage which Inns been
given To this Seminary, the past year, has
encouraged the Principal Ia Increase lhe nun
Der OF teachers, and 10 make sumo impor.
TAM additions to the course OF studies herr-
totore pursued tie has engaged Gentir
mau aud Lady for the ensuing year who nav
bad long and successful experience IL
teaching IN SOME OF the first Academies In
our county.
Cabinet of Minerals. Chymical aud
Philosophical Apparatus will be added be
fore the commencement of the next SESSION
Every recitation in CHEMISTRY, Natural
Philosophy, Astronomy md Mnerology viii
be accompanied with Lecture, and ths
principles IN these Sciences Illustrated by ap-
propriate experiments.
PARTICULAR attention will be paid 10 plain
and ornamental Penmauship, 10 the projcc-
ton and drawing OF Maps, TO plain aud or
namenial Needlewnrk. stated Lecture will
be given 10 the tN o higher classes on Men
tai Philosophy Able aud experienced teach
ers will he engaged in the departments oI
Music, Drawing and Painting The semina
ry is meA furnished with maps. Globes. &c
No alteration is to be made IN the prices 81
board aud tuition. JOSEPH LABAkEE.
Oxford, \. {. Get. 8, 1926. e6"s
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Virginia;
At Itne hode IN the clerks office Of the Su erinr
Court ri ehaperrv for tn. yncbburg district -. 10Th
DAY 81 lnne, 1926.
soiiia I raw ord hona, Crews and Sally his WIFI,
Ej,paud Penn, " lllisra ne and Lli7nbtth hi iii,
" Ilham ID. Wfen adm'r nancy VI ride, ~ cd.
Thomas Haskins and ida Nah in her right md
"a. e.rfs OF Abnrr Nash. deed, Ria.
ag.nst
Cha II, Mnndy, adm of James Penn, decd sophia
Cra~ lord and Elijah Fletcher, tXeN ard eSf = y ,'
ra~igrd, dee Sophia burrus, samuel And r,on
aud James Ruektr, eSe'S and exs Of Joseph iurrn.s
dec 4 Martha Penn and George Penr. admt aid aamr
OF William Penn, ed. Claiborne W. Guoeh adm
with he Will annexed of Philip Gooch dcrd. it.mHs
Pc ohm W Holder and tatharinr his wife, aud a'-
mn.l White, b'ls.
The defendant George Penn, not VIM enter
ed his appearance and ven seenr'y according Ia me
act sspmby aud th, rules ihs cour ,rnd appear
ing by satisfactory eyidrnet that he not an .nh aht-
tant Of this countr, Its ore d. thai tic aid deeIr
ant de- appear fste The Ill ta, OF the teim Il
as,Aer tia hils 9TH, plain ifs and a. "ops - tina
order fithwith insert III some new paper prin'ct
iIf the town of yIlehba x Tor nuIihs sneeessly
and pnsted at the trout door Of the courthonse ID ~
J.NIAts,C. 6.
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uncomfortable CaliCoes.

NIfekEE ROBINSON &Co. have now tht
IL pleasure Of announcing the arrival OF
TIL aBbve truly beaultalarllcle,t together with
a rent many other rich aud desirable goods
al less prices than ever before exhibited.
Their friends and the public are particularly
solicited To view their assortment.
lrf- Z
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Broker I Commission Business.
= HE subscriber has ftkeo au n.hee
I to4r doors above the Frank, Hsts5
where he continues 10 sell 1obarco ud OIL.
~ produce on commission, au1 vi m future
also, transact business As n Brokcr--Hc hope
q he able 10 give satisfaction To all who may
Gou6dr business 10 his care.
ARCH. HATCHER.
Dec. Ii WtSitlo
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n GOOD Black NTH WANING, near
~ 5toneWaI Westinghouse, about II
mlles below Lynchburg and 4 from james
Rivet, at which place shop has been Kept
for the last OF 10 years by servant, known
10y the name of Buffers Tom. was inform
ed few days since, thai l ON wlIl be femos-
ed this fall 10 the state of Tennessee. The
shop is in a thick settled neighbourhood and
is supposed 90 be as good stand AS any in
the county OF Campbeli---Any gentleman
that comes well recommended as a smah
and man of good morals, Gun have The
snip and houses; which are sufficient tor the
reception of II small family. Also, Il small
portion vi land TO cultivate for moderate
rent, or Tease for a term OF years.
a Wheel Wright or Wagon maker is also
wanting. Make application to the subscri-
Der, living near the shop.
WI. q. GANNAWAY.
Oct. ) c3fq
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AeNevsun iottery,
10 be drawn on The combination plan in
October nrNf. ~ kifhmund.
! hree Prizes, ~ follows:

MontlocilJ Lstute, valued ats7iotp
Shndweii, 80 10
Alhrmnrle, II ,6u0
The above Estates were valued under oath
by Con mls toner's appointed Tor that phr,
posr BY The Legislature ri Virginia.
J. Plire OF Tickets $40. There arc ne
hnfes0 tlfheH IN ms Loittrg.
u Halter my sell in Offering Tire DIV
series ii Lotteries Ia the public, 20 frnfiFe n
ltbelnl patronage aud pafticUlarly lnViie 10
attention o. ewes pefaon - those seheinf7s
ami TRY VIII r'fcEiff from the fatY hfft
me fhat .... IN h me- most hfiiinhs
esfr 81 IN Tir9taia aud when fhey fe-
t0ttaef H. Jsct ot #5se uucrles N ffr-
4Iaeaa sar -. N wdi lend q b. ~
pf haH13 Hl' b, 49, n tteH 'buuts ieot -
there & a.thau,o - getting no pdepa8d aa
fortune for ttr sohh hina OF 20. Nher. -
ia prraDn who will not embrace this Golden
Opportnnilgp
smang the above vii be found the scheme
VI Inc Jefferson Lottery This Loteg VIVA
granted by The Legislature ul Virginia, fer
purpose well known 10 rs all, II l. expected
nd ! SINCERELY hope, thosn tickets vii aot
remain on hand, hnt viii be immediately
bought up, by liberal public whs wish %
show their gratitude To dephrlcd patriot,
who devoted bis Mholrlie 10 the bentfi OF
his country mud the public gencrhily.
I I orders from any plrl Of the I. olates
by mil. (posi paid) enclosing hr eu,h or
prfzr tickets u,ll he thankfully received and
promptly attended 10 ns II ~ pci,odnl appli-
cation Be sure YOU daect your orders 10
SOHIllS Office, where lhe capital are al
WAYS ior sne. ARR VI r. NORTH,
Dn4-Sired Lynehbwg,
Anpuqi g.
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" DOL Rolls, &c.
Nalnnhle Real Estate for Sale.

ZINE subscriber "Fcfs Tor salr lb. to,'4"
\ inc valnahle real es'ate, viz One p,ere
OF gronu1. w,lhen the Corporation Of Lyneh
burg, including TIE prIra nj TIE aot." ford.
aud running down 10 VII. John P"rclval's.
line. containing II Atrps. Oae ethtr piece
Of ground on Diamond lii, between the
Lots IT Mr.. John CnSkie, mud the Rev, John
Fal,, Immediately ,ntroaf of NJ iieury s.
Lanehorne. I'D toutuit my 3 Ares. Also, &c
Acre. OF land, within two mics OF town,
and adjoining the lands ot ri hard Perkins,
WHliam Davis, Jr. aud otter Thi- laed
il in wood, lies wel AM Part OF It t'ri,le
should not n private sal he made Of the n
bovr property before the l6th inst j, Nill M
that day he sold at auction.
CHAS. l. nlrRi I L.
Oct 8. 4 fc.a.'ltQ
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$4,000. 10000, 40. 600, 90.

lsoal prizes amounting Ia S3oe o0o
4, Tie uhoie nj ht P,ir'S poyatlein Cash,
uhicl as uSudi Al CoHLss trTicr, eae ~
bad the MOMENT THY Aitt LjtAAN.
Tickets go Q4per - 10
Halves EatfAs -. rs
To be bad in TIE greatest variety OF tuUbgi
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Odd and Even System--Class q.
Most spiendid scheme an the u States.

Most spiendid scheme an the u States.
COHEN tFFICE,-- BALTIMORE
September, II lS26.
u undcr antheray oil the General Assem-
bly,, I'll. iollowinr brilliant Scheme Is pre-
secuted To he Public, to he drawn on tho
ODD and EVEN SY 5TfM, in consequence
ol its nnlvhIIed popnla,iy-the whole IN
81 BALTIMORE, under The superintendence
- The Commissioners appointed 10y the Co.,
ycrnorand Council, on the
18Th Of .Nnren Lel .Nenk.
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COL d l4oS

Loitcrg and Lrchnfg, .Dns .No. -, Market
street baltimore.
Where both the great M NV nhcen, Capi-
tai fatzps 81
One Hundred Thousand Dollars Each.
u ere seld IN he iait fraud ST.. ieft.i - in
Shares, all To DISTANT ADFENllR1RS,
q where hOtl Me Great Capitals 81 lHlKTf
THOUSAND DOLLARS aud JEN-IliOu-
SAaB DOLLARS, drawn il the iHsi Grand
State Lottery, Xafe Hiso s"h.--and phers
moe eapitai prizes hare been obtained 1.sa az
any oihe, g6ice ia 9nltriea.
ORDERS from any par, of the L. States,
either b. mail, (posl paif) o. private convey.
ance, enclosiH- the Cath OF P'ize Tickets in
any OF ia, lotteries, viii NEE the saulo
rfomrt mn puuclnaI attention as il on per-
s6ual application.
.1ddrea 10
j. I COHEN, Jr. Il BRorHERa,
Bni Sept. 1876. tcitl0N.
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prosecution which their Idle waste here
tofore has given rlse 10.

Gold Mins near Lynehbnrg We we've
last Monday. Shove specimens of gold
which have hreo lately picked up. On the
Ia ID of Col. WIN. |. Lewis, near Lynch
burg, which was perfectly free from al
py. We understand il is quite common,
particularly after heavy rains, to Ind
scaftered over the soil. The largest
pee, ever found yielded little more than
5oz. Of pure gold. Iii intended to com
n.nce working the mine in thu course of
aext ar, aud - continue il If ii should
promise to prove profitable.
WHEAT~-Ttisarticle has improved and
vii now commend T..
COMMUNICATED.
.Hessrs. Editors--Piease gl,e 10 the
public the following extraoi, from the
Christians Ad,ocat4 tar A gust -
-" Men Of nnre dehb.ration, Than were
the Fathers of our Country, never decided
on momentous public af',lrS. Thu matter
Of lad .peuitnce M most { lily, ferle, and
gragrly discussed. SOM of WHOSE nteg
rity. palrion-m and wisdom, not doubt
was entertained, thought it ought at least
to be dclited OF thrse, the late senpra-
Bile john Dickinson was the most distin-
gnished and his integrity and we'll known
powers of augmentation were exert,d To
the utmost, to obtain delay. John Adj
| ANS MAS his opponent, aud ihr respondent
OF all who i'd d with him. Il gas, in fact
the acumen, lrarning, energy g. eloquenct
] b. "A
| lion, a"d insured nearly UNANIMOUS vote.
In regard to this conflict. MIR. Jefferson
characterized his associate. by calling him
the .4iar lebanon of the day Hence il
appears, that the declaration of independ-
enoe was penned by the talents Of M. JEFF
ferson, and carried through Congress chief.
| ly BY those of Mr.. Adams. Mr.. Jefferson
seldom spoke in that body, and neser, We
believe, at any leogth. His powers were
those of writer, not of speaker. W.
think the foregoing statement may be rcIi
ed on IA authentic, although part of il
depends on verbal testimony III" YER
bal testimony WAS that of actors in the
scenes to which 1t relates, With many ot
whom wr had, in younger life, the honor
Of a personal acQualntauce.'
--latest Foreign .ters.-- The Canada
Capt.. Rogers, has arrived al Nrn York
from Liverpool, bringing dates To the Cd
nlt.---fbe news from the Gree Ks is rather
discouraglug than otherwise, though We
have no decisive event to relate.
The dslresses IN e. Brtan continued
TO abate. IL Ireland. the people were
threatened with famine.
The British go,ernment has issued an
order 10 Council, excluding the staple "t
this country from lis West lndia por's.
THIS order, allho' of pacific charactrr
will give rise 10 important dl-eossl ons oe-
tn cen the two Cabinets. Fhe Enquirer
declares it to be a revival of the "oId sub
lect which IT had hoped had been lore-
yer lost to rest"
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Jne Cent re,cariaud no charges paia.

One Cent re,cardand no charges pata.
SrA ANYWAY from lie subscriber. hvng
IAA IN ritlsslvania county. near Chalk Ii
vel, on The 80 OF September N indrntcd al
prentice 10 The farming bnslnsss. by the none
of DAVID CLEVER; he tsaboGi IA vcsfs Of
age, rather badly grown, oi 4 swnrthp com
pIexipn. Any person VINO vii deliver said
hoy 10 me shtll receive the above ."wafa
aud no charges paid All persnns are ipr
warned tlom employing or hafbouring said
boy as the law will be regidly eutorced
saInst them, JOEL MUal Mn.
oct. z. CIt'
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For SALE.

n NEW Top GIG, with BRASS or
~ PLATED Harness Also two or three
en- Plate Stoves, with Pipes almost me-"
Tor SAL or Rent.--One or two Horses 10 hire
to careful persons and M elegant assort-
ment of Saddles, Brides, Harness, &c. which
will be sold low Tor cash, country produce, or
good Responsible psper.
Ro IL. GRAY Saddier.
Oct ;. tcJN9
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- - - = : > :
Il VIE w
NG v III w
OF the Lynchburg Tobacco Market.

OF the I.ynchhurg Tobacco Market,
C,rrect,9 ,eetflD for the Vngipiaa.
~, ~. uotco,,or r,onmiss;on Nerrban,
AUCTION SALES.
r,,reme prices of nassed To.
bacco So 90 to 81 %
General sales from 10 10 R
Refuse Tobacco 90 to 90
Strips. from 3 so to 90
William Dlckenson, OF Bedford county,
sold his crop OF I'VE mas. on r fiaay lasi' a
auction, al an average OF 80 % three hhds.
sold Tor SIl 10.
PRIVATE SALES
Have been made at an average OF 50. Fine
tobaccos in pretty fair demand.
INSPECTED
The past week 377 hhds. OF passed tobacco !,
80 hogsheads refused lota' 4l3.
Oct. 1929 ana l ,' ,,
,oos ILL Io5I
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18th Of Noren ben Neat.
Grand state | ottery

OF Md Inc holder o Iwo iirkets or Two
shares, will be CERTAIN OF obtaining az
ita,i One Prize Il may draw Three!
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N0RkPRIzEs 1Hl.v BLANKS.


'Holdff, IT Two titkets IN dis Lptiery, 10
In the Odd aud Even ~ stein, Hrc lure Of ohp
pris and may drtw three
u Price Vi Tickets "a, aud shares in pro
portion.
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MARRIED, on SUNDAY Last. by The Rev.
Daniel Dny, Mr.. REUBEN CARVER, 10 Miss
Am B. daughter OF Maj HENRY TURNER,
all of Amherst county.
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Freinia literature Lotterp. An class.

l. be dle'u on ihr High hnd Low s,s-
TEN safno'boi similar L. The ODD and T.
vea. II VII re drawn in lynchhufg IL De-
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ny Gov, Tyler reychea this place last
h"'aay aooot . O'Clock p. NJ. aud left
h. 81 nay-hreak Yesterday morning, on
mr ,r'ofn TO Richmond, from his expor-
.onr. We hail the Governors tour as
b, lawn OF brighter day for the Old
.oI I,''''''n AS the most sure indication
u,r mas yet been given. that the ALMOST
..n "n.ro resources OF the State shall be
ma. 'n'o employ mpnt, tn accelerate her
a., nv. . N Me road of prosperity and no.
,,y dctlon will take the place of
tbs ''',rd that Il judicious appllcati II o
aro, '. ":', Treasures to works of improve
VIII remove the objections to their
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WHEATr-Ttisartiole has improved and
vii now commend T..
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AUG. LEFTWIcH,

North Caro,ina, South Carolina and Geor
gg III oney taken at par. July "A
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LCTTErITS!s
Dimai Scamp lottery,

rhisis Try brlillsoi sehrmo' Tickets
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TOWIr 2p3WINSa

Inform his Friends md the public in geaeraI.
II WHAT nc has taken the Store formerly
n occupied by Henry Moore, in Market
square, where he offers for sale the follow
ing articles
ID chests Skin, II ditto Souchong, Il
half ditto, 10 chests Bohea, ) Tyson,
Young Hyson, TEAS.
ID boxes brown Sugar,
lO hhds. w. |. ) do. n. Orleans, RUM.
I'D do. Ret ailing Glasses,
40 bbls. and ) hhds. Jenck's Gin,
20 half barrels Malaga, 20 do. Colmenar,
and ! pipe Sicily, WINES.
30 bales Cassia,
~ kegs Tobacco, ) bags Pepper, 5 ditto
Plmento, ) boxes blown Starch, few bar
rels good Vinegar, Signet and Bordeaux
brandy, Holland Gin, Pearlashes, Fresh
Canal Flour, &c. &c. on as good terms as
at any other store in Newport.
ALSO-50 quintals Cod Fish.
200 barrels Georgetown TAR, in store,
on Perry's wharf. Nov. 10. 1895 If
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.NEW LINE OF .SI,4GES

InN Mond1y the 10th of October, a new
" line of stages commenced running
from Newport to Boston, through Fall-Riv-
or and Taunton
Leave Newport on Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, at 5 o'clock in the morn
ing and arrive at Taunton at | | o'clock, a
NJ. proceed directly on, dine in Sharon, and
arrive in Boston at q o'clock, P.M.-Lcave
Boston at ) O'Clock in the morning on Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays, on the
same route, and arrive at Newport at Il p
NJ.
Leave Newport, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at half past seven in the
mornings, through Fall River, and arrive
at Taunton at ] o'clock Pm. and dine, ar
rive at Boston the same cyening.-Lcaye
Boston, Mondays, and Fridays, 81 > o'clock
IN . morning, on,the same route, and ar
rive in Newport at 6 in the evening.
Stage books kept at Townsend's. New
port, .aud Shepard's. Boston, Greenfield
Lane :SEABURY g. TENNANT, New
port; Drake Il Blake, Boston Jesse Smith,
Taunton.
Extra Carriages kept by the subscri-
hers. Oct. u.
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Milton NaN.

HAS just received from New York, and
Il Il for sale at his Store, No. l07, Thames
street: gilt and mahogany frame looking
glasses; handsome gilt fancy chairs; large
assortment Of crockory end glass ware a
few seJ Of elegant china, from 4 to
$40; tea water; nests Of cedar tubs; hair
trunks; table and desert knives and forks;
high and low post, french and camp bed
steads feather beds and feathers brass
androns, shovels and tongs; gold and silver
watches.-LikewiSe, as usual, An assort-
ment of Groceries, Canal and Southern
Flour, &c. &c. all of which will be sold on
the most reasonable terms. Oct. 27.
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MCTxCE.
DRY GOODS .4TCOS7, FOR C.4SIE
WMo j. HILHDWa

HAVlNG much larger stock of Day
IL GooDs than usual, has come to de-
termination TO make it smaller, by selling
OF for 'AsHat prime COST. Purchasers Of
Dry Goods would do wellto give him call
before they buy. Among his goods are tho
following :--Broadcloths, of every quality
and color; cassimcres. sattinets, Caroline
and Scotch plaids flannels from Sd to 5s,d
per yard bookings and baizes dufiils and
korseys; carpetings, bombazetts, and bonn
bazins mourning calicoes nuslins and at
least one thousand other articles too tedious
TO mention, all of which shall be sold at
least for the cost, and many much lower.
Dec. l5.
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ESgSzgg5Nas:o
G6Tj;S;;E. 2S25S0 2S10
The most valuable Medicine ever in use
FOR

FOR
Coughs, COnst,7ptions, and .4SthmaS.
TIIlS 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 consumptlons it has lately been
used by many with the most surprising sue
cess. If certificates from persons of the
highest responsibility or the great and in
crcasing demand for them may be called
proof of its good effects tits proved. Scarce
ly 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
.inderSon's Cough Drops
stamped on it, and the directions are all
signed by james .Mllen.
These Drops generally give case in
most cases of coughs, colds, difficulty Of
breathing, Wheeling, tightness Of the chest.
consumrptiors. and pair in the side. The
aged will cXrori N-c roiief equally agreca-
bic and instantaneous. even VIXEN the
lungs are affected.
u Bo particular. each rcauine bot
tie has AndcrsNn's tn. n Drops" stamp
cd on it; ana that each oi the directions arc
signed in writing by James Mellcn';
10 others are genuine.
Price One Dollar for large, anc fifty
cents for small bottles.
The Gbore .Ue5icip: IS fo~ .Srie by
SAMUEL W. NiNSON,
pRU6GIsT Avn APOvlIrctPv.
No. 80. ThGmes-strect.
who has for sale constant supply Of the
best kinds Of
Medicines, DITgS, Sc.
Also soldwholesalo and retail by George
II. Iillinghast. John Ii Msscr, proyidcnra;
DIR. Tibbitts. Warwick; GcIjau.'i Bateman.
East-Greenwich: Daniel Carpenter. Tx,
bridge; David Farnum, Snithfeld; d..
Briggs, Bristol; Thomas Tavlor Little Res;
Rowse Babcock, Wcsterly:D Tillinrhas;.
Wexford; jeremiah Williams, Warren.
Daniel T ever. Taunton, and The rost Gq,
ter in SlatcIsyIii>