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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-06
LYNCHBURG FEMALE
ALADIlIsYs

1kAHE SUBSCRIBER takes this method 10
- express his gratitude tor the liberal pat
rOnaae which has been heretofore extended
to lim, and To inform lis patrons aud the
public generally, that the exercises oil the pre-
seni SESSION commenced on Monday thu 9Th
January, (lnst) lie has taken that largeShd
commodious establishment on Third Street,
formerly known as the Bell Tavern, IN a
healthy and retired situation, and has assocl
ated with him in the management OF the III
stitution the Rev. Josiah Cole, formerly oil
Norfolk, who, to an accurate knowledge OF
the sciences, adds more than twenty years ex-
perience a, teaSber In this institution are
taught all the branches of ali English educatl
on including Music, Painting on Paper, Vel
vet, Satin, Wood, and the various branches
of Needle Work. There will be always en-
pIoyed four competent teachers. Terms the
same as heretofore. Pupils from distance
viii be accommodated with board in the sub
acriber's family for fifty dollars per session,
payable in advance, or forty-hge dollars, the
pupil furnishing her own bed, bedding and
towels.
Parental attenton and care will at all
times be paid 10 those who may be placed III
our family rs boarder>.
For character, qualifications, &c. reference
10 Col. VIM b. Lynch Rev, +. u. Smith,
Rev John Early, Rev. Edward Cannon, Da-
yid Kyle, 70. Kyle, David r. Edley. Doct.
Howel Davies, Robert Norris, eaml Brnus-
ford, Abram r. North, Norborne NJ Taliaier.
TO and the Editors OF the brginan
ALEX. I DOUGLASS.
Jan. 10. ts44
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Nirgmia: ;.
court Of chancery for the Lynchburg district INT '
day Of January, 1875: 1T.
sophia Crawford, Thomas Crews and Sally ala "iis'
Fdaund Penn, v lillian ing and EEHahelh "' - -
john d. Wren, ADM, of Nancy MO redie, a,t' 3,
Haskius and Matilda NAH III her own rght a i q
exg'A. Of Abller Nash, dec. i"s'
Against c.
The eX'ors OF administrators ofJames Penn' Dee ~
pha Burrus. Samuel Andet son and Jamts huCR', S,3
and ext, ct Joseph Burrus, dee. Martha f'1.. g."
George Penn Idm'x and adm. OF Nm. Penn u ,r
pla era ford and Elijah Fletcher. adInN. anu 1 -
Of " lillian ). Crawford, dee Chlbnlne W. A. -
admir-. with The viii annexed of Philp 6'VShi IN
George Penn, homas tenn. John ". Holder "a
ariut his and Samuel White. d-,
The defendants Sophia -Burrus, Sainnei u, dsI
James Rueker, Thomas Penn. and John W., h, ,hrlr
and Catharinc his wife not having eheIIu n
appearance and Given security according 10 the a.. "
assembly ana the rules of tins court and IL 'pl."g
by satisfactory e'idence that hey are OF Il4pa' -
this country. 1t IS ordered, hat The SAID q l'l'd
appear here the first day oi the next tern " Sc
the Bill Of the plaintiffs, anG that copy oil hi' ~ ,
forthwith inserted in some newspaper pfhtd ~ and
town OF LynchburE. Tor months suectsSN'i' -
posted at the front door Of he court house III '-''
town. copy IG5te, .. :. a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-06

WAS committed on the hrs, dry Of DC
w tobrr last to the Jail of Charlotte
county IS runaway, negro man VINO
calls hlmstlf Dasy Smith, and says that
he is Blacksmith by trade, aud belongs
10 MaiueJonts of Alabama, and that he
bought hm uf WIN. Shsnks of the town of
Petersburg. Va. liz is a yellow slender
mode inan, about fifty years old, has a
wen on thr right sidr of his neck, aud a.
bout FIVE lett eleven loches ia height The
owner is requested 10 comply with the
law aud take hun away, or he will be
dealt with a5 the Ia" directs.
NM. SMITH, jailor, c. c.
Feb. 20.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-06
Just landed
Al Andrews Truly Cheap Store,

q bags prime coffee
4 do do pepper
hhds. molasses
Together With choice assortment oil nroce
RES
Also, in store few hhds. OF rum
And several crates earthenmate
) casts mems COARSE shoes
700 pair stitehdoWns do
30 jack screws
IL on cotton cards
II do WOOL do
hhds. assorted stoneware
bales white, red aud yellow 1anneis
100 reams wrapping paper
All OF which We are selling very low
Atour Truly Cheap Store,
Feb. %. MAN street.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-06

q GkNON BED6ES to her numerous
< \ friends and the public in general the
gratitude she feels Tor the extensive encou-
ragement already received, aud assures them
that she is better prepared, than before, to
please all those that may in future favor her
business. \ young Lady having just come
on TO live with her. we'll qualified by one of
the most tasty and fashionable ladies of New
York, work can be done in the neatest man
ner and at the shortest notice.
old LeShorn and Stra1o greatly I'M
prored By Btedching-and dressed
In handsome Styie.
She also offers very elegant assortment of
Leigh rne, Stra1v, Satin, SAX, aud
other BOnnetS. ofthe latest taShton.
With A beautiful supply of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-06
70 merchants in Town
aud Country.

MRS. MARY KING, having deter
WI mined to decline the Dry Good bust
ness in Lynchburs, Offers her entire stock iol
sale upon the most accommodating terms
Il consists OF every article usually KEPT II
Dry Good stores, together with great var
ETY. OF ready made cloathing, such as Great
Goats, Pautaloon5, vests OF various qualities
Ladies, Gentemcus and Chlldrens Cloak
of the incest patterns, &c. &c.
A very liberal credit Will be given, thu
purchasers giving bond With approved en-
dorsers. The tenement she now occupies
will he for rent 1t consists OF u spaclou:
store aud counting room below-tWo rooms
in the second aud two in the third story
she will rent either the upper CT lower part
or the whole tenement.
IT Country merchants particularly Wonil
do well TO call and examine THESE goods, Al
they are all new and fresh, and were selected
by hcrscl not more than three mouths ago
March y Is.
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TGTgTSCN'S
HNtA0N : VOW NER.

II Ills Medicine is not offered to thu
4 Pubic. a. Panaeta, tu asa Ga'hafs
tic almdably adapted t. the removal al
Biz, ~. being fully equal in hi, respect n
Calome', and superior 10 any other pulAa-
tive ia uss
II is pecn'iarly adapted 70 B1ipns ard In.
tammaierl di-ca>e~ may be usea in all ia
ses where this class at Remedies Is admiS,i-
pie, may be requested a often as sHca med.
cues are necessary, with perfect safetv-
does not uRaseatr Jules, the stomach Is load.
ed with Bile aud does not require the pa.
Nenf - cnufne himself TO ANY particular
rules, turing its operation.
Those persons whose constitutions have
been Injured, 10y an inpruperuse 81 mercury,
or are norhidll susceptible OF is influence,
will hnd II tire best known substitute (as a
Ca'hniir,) Tor Calomel.
II Is hr,ieVed 70 ne a preventive Of the Ri.
ions Complaints OF our climate. il Que n e
(more It necessary he taken occasionally
or as soon a general feelings OF indi,roEi-
ton, attended with bitter tasfc i'm m. mnp,b
furred inHgue, NC announce the aiproach Of
disease
II will be found valuable Febrirug. and
Arerient medicine in small doses.
II contains no mercury, aud may be safety,
given under any circumstances To women. or
children.
Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail
by the Proprietor.
pOCT JAMES COOKE, Druggist,
frtdcrtciabUg, Ia.
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.NNIi CE.

gpY rriut ofh deed Of irDsi, from Christie
- pb,r CIark, 10 .Hion Taylor ad he snJ-
srjbtr, bearing datt The Oh dag Of December,
lol9, ami n reeord untte eonilig eourf q Mont
gomtrg, Is1aih for MePUposcs therein e-pre5'-
ri, ,fpose 10 sate by uay a public auction, on
Af 22Id day Of April mat, bQort The door Of
IN Fralkiia HottI in The torn Of Lgnchbmg,
t0r casb, Or on sueh otbfr terms, rs The Par,t'
blior6,isd may then dpec', ht Joiiouing slaets,
fp1,t oIlde number ulcinded in said trust decd, }
N. Pei,r F,og, Cuyd and Nifty his ulje,
.stilq anil her loo, chifdrni, Ltuis, SPOTS, John
croCkeR aua Salty aud her son JolnaMat-
sa-h fitie as IS g1re by TIC trust decd, and none
oIdtr uW Je madt.
D.IETDSOS BR3DFUIE,
TRUSTEE.
Ffb, 10Th tdS@s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-06
March l6.

10 Darid y bm. Kyle.
IstAKE notice-that, on Wednesday til
L Goth day Of April, ls26, at the FrankliI
Hotel, in the town OF Lyuchburg, Va, betweeI
the hours OF 10 o'clock in the morning q . i
the evening Of that day, we shall proceed I
take the dispositions OF James Newhali, DaYi
K Eddy, VIM. Steen, John Lynch and other,
aud il, from any cause, we cannot finish III
taking OF the dispositions aforesaid Oh that day
we will continue from day to day, betwee
the same hours, until we have finished, whc
dispositions are intended to he read as evI
dence in the trial of suit depending in IN
Lynchburg Chancery District Court, where
we are plaintiffs and you, together with MnI1
Ann Mays. Administrative OF Joseph May|
dec d, are defendants.
MATILDA ROBERTS,
widO7o and deriset of Eaoch Robertsdec'd
VIM. DAVIS, Jr.
executor Of E, Roberts decd
March 90. dt62
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Bsdfya. Efbruarg Rules 1875.

Beiford, february Rules lSz6.
Thomas Preston and David Crenshaw, late
merchants aud partners, trading under Tue
Grm OF Preston aud Crcnshaw, PITS.
against
John g Crump and Mary CrnmP, Detts
The defendant John q. Crump, not having
entered his appearance and given security
according to the act OF Assembly aud me
rules OF this Court, aud II appearing BY The
5herltis return on the process issued IN ihis
cause, he is not an inhabtant Of this
country. II is ordered that the said defend.
ant doh sppear here on the first day OF The
next May term aud answer.the plaintiffs bill.
and rbat copy OF this order be inserted ia
the Ylrgruiau, aud posted up at the trout door
Of the couu-house oil tue said county On Two
several COURT days.
81 &c. sTEPTOE, r. nc.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-06
The Subscribers have just received,

The Subscribers have jisst 'eee'Vca,
e
Gum opium ele'h 90 J.
Gun, esn,obor silver wire tooth do
snlnbsfr 'ninine Camel hair pencils
RISE .afer. Rose tooth powdes
calcin. magursia Otto rose lip sai'e
Curb do Red waters
Aead's auii.dispep'ie BLACK do
or ,oar stomach pills Dry white lead
Sal ,apnrlIin FOOT lkcd do
Cb,na do Chinese vermilion
osris do Prnss,an blue 40
AeJieamentum Neuettsn red
OIL royes spanish whiting
t,Int,ef salts Cnmprachy lagwood
Epson do Ground eamW ODD
Dh vormsrrd Nicafueua
snper. carbonate sods Ground tnsiie
Carbonate dJ Red sauudrrs
1arui-ic acid Blue F'inol
Tartar emetiC Lamp black
pnlv. ipccac. Zig blue
Gnm assaiPii1a Annaiio
Pnlv. ialep Nacaboy SNUFF
Gum guaiacnm Rnrpec Do
Gum ammoniac scotch do
Cum kmo ibesD Palm soap
Peruvian balk Lavender do
Cbamomie flowers Transparent do
Iva ursi Windsor do
Fsh berries CASTLE do
Muir acid Spernacsta
Aaca=sHr oil Guld Leaf
Antique oil Alcohol
Orange peel trnm sheiIac
Aqua forDis Gum Copal
Calome lSwrts tufpeniine
Cream tartar ~ rdecvood Wortdrs
OIL peppermint Nipple shells
Quicksilver Breast pipes
Essence vials Evans crown laucets
Fancy perfume vials Common do
Val, from 10 Cd rooth drawers
BnraN rehued Fdueeps
RottCa stone Fin Toll
Starch Imcflrc bottles
Pant brushes assorted specie 10
Hair brushes Pin boxes
White wash brushes BOTTLE aud vial corks
Fruit Trees, Ornamental Shrubs. Bui6on'
Raois, ,,rHss seed, &C. ordered for a small ad-
raars IN the N,w Pr,ces.--We snail shortly
receive an additional supply OF Garden aud
Flower seed, laucY 0ower pots, a.c &c.
WILL. OWENSt0 q. l.. EECkIE,
Apo hecaries & Druggists.
Dec. %.
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Garden & Flower Seeds.
VIM. Owens q q. L. Lcckie
HAVE just received from New York the fl
Intninn GnnH W
Garden seed

Early york cabbage
Early emperor do
Early Salisbury do
Large late imperial dc
Lare drumhead do
Green globe savoy de
Late Bnitersea do
Bergen or large Anne.
rican cabbage
Russian cabbage
White solid celery
Red do do
Long orange carrot
Blood red do
Early horn do
Early blood tufhlI
beet
Early horn beet,(new }
Blood red do
Manglc V urale do
French sugar do
Early frame cucumber
Long prickIy do
Green turkey do
Green cluster do
Early curled Slecia
lettuce
Large green head do
Drumhead do
Ice do
Tennis ball do
Madeira do
Grand admiral do
Magnunl bunltni do
Nasturtium "a fine pic
kIe)
White mustard
Best Scotch kail
sea do
White onion
Red do
Straw coluured do
Onion cloves
Curle q pepuergrass
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-06

Garden cress
Earl scarlet short Ton
rHdish
Long salmon DO
Cherry turnip DO
satisfy or vegetable
oyster
EarI, bunch summs.
squash
Valparaiso squash
Mammoth pumpkin
Early csulillower
urled parsley
lama'oe shaped pep.
per
Parsnip
Purple egg plank
Cart, " asilngtun pea,
extra early aud fine
Dwarf blue imperial
do
DWart prolific do
all MarroUlats do
Early Chalilpu do
Early france do
Early dwarf cluster 10
Dwarf lnarrowlals do
Early Lafayette do
Blue Prussian do
Tall knights honey do
extra fine
l all sugar peas (eei
Pods
Early Inazagan beans
Long pod do
Green nonpareil do
\ elbow siA week sneps
Dwartl@ hite kidney do
China dwarf do
Scarlet Towering do
A teN bushels potato
oats, two dollars per
bushel.
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frust Sale uf Valuable
ProOertY.
March %.


J }l virtue of the several deeds of trust
ID executed by Capt James Ware. hrare
'ne date tne lst OF October, 1913, the 10th
oeFt tsid, the 22d Der ls22, AID 3lst Dec.
is2 /, ami al duly recorded IN Amherst conn.
~ court, will be sold, 10 the highest bidder.
ior,ash, on the premises, on Thursday the
lalh APnl ueAt, It fair, il not, the next fair
DAY, all that tract otiaud, lsing in Amherst
county, on uorSrlys creek and PedHr river.
on "mth said Ware now resides, called the
FedIM Mills, containing between SO and 80
aef'Nmore or less, together with the valuable
Improvements thereon. consisting of a mann.
featuring and grist mills, large tavern aud
store hons's, aud other convenient honsrs
and supposed 10 he equal 10 any stand for
| sueh business in the GENTRY -The title Is he.
neVed 10 he good, but the trustees will on
y convey such as Is vested in them.
JOHN BULLOCK.
RICHARD s. ELLIS,
Acting trustees.
! have the privilege, and am disposed Ia
sell me above property upon,a credit of from
one 10 seven years, uron which terms n bar.
gain may be had in ii, either before or At the
sale las u,pr
March 0. ctd.ai
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BlankChecks, Negotiable Notes,
Constahle's Warrants, Bonds,
Deeds, Executions and
Subpenas,
and almost every other kind of Blanks for
sale al this0fFice
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Flower Seed.


Red striped China as. hook
ter Double black do
White do Double MKT do
Red do double yellow do
Lilac do I elbow hawk weed
Blush do Double purple iaoobea
Purple do Bladder kBtmia
Bonnet do Venus iookngglas,
Rose do Blackberry lilly
Purple globe amaran Yellow lupines
thus White do
Trcolour do Blue do
Flos Adonis Rose Do
Sweet alysum Dutch blue do
Alkekendi or kite Perennial DO
flower Jacobs ladder
Love lies bleeding Double lark-spuc
Musk bottles Donble rose do
Scotch brown Branching do
Canterberry bells Scarlet ltcbnis
Win bush ILavelera
Rose CampiOn Lavender
Golden coriopss Mignonete
Red, purple u white Upright do
CoIumbines mixed Ranunculus Msrygo4
Crimson cOxcomhs French do
White chrysantheniuM Large Double do
Iricolour do Poi do
scarlet colutea sweet Marloriun
Double balsamines Myrtle seed
Blue cantanche Ice Plant
Purple Caudy tuft Sensitive Plant
Minor ConYuyoIus imperial pink
Squirting cucumber Naden9 do
Coriander Carnation Pink
Dohlias (beautifuD Pleasant eye DO
Mkt Dahlias China do
Hearts Ease Evening Primrose
Star in the East Marvel OF Peru
Purple Perennial faxID0uble white pony
Catch fl Calnaton do
Ahhea Frutex White egg plant
Bloody wall flower Polyanthus
White wall leay d stock Rockets
gill Scarlet Snapdragon
Scarlet brompton do Starry Scabius
Purple do Purple do
Queens do Sienna
Ten week DO Saffron
Virgin, do Double tall snn-howes
Mkt biennial do Sweet sultan
Fox glove Iaugier ocalznnera
Musk geranium strawberry oplnage
Mkt do Yellow Indian Shot
Balm gilead Crimson Iretou
French HoneysnCkle Garden Ealerian
Homework Sweet William
Honesty Thyme
Double china Holly Mexican ZeminciE
WINES.
Balsam annie Lord Ansou's do
Scarlet morning glory,GyPress vine
Striped do Go bsIsam pear
Balloon vine Kite leaVed ipomeht
Painted lady peas Purple byaen'h beans
Mixed sweet do MOCK orange.
ALSO, an elegant assortment of fancy
and common Flower Pots.
Feb ID.
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.MrS. J. tallnon
A New Patent HeAsteaA.


FgNIE Suhscriber, Cabinet Maker in the
I city al Baltimore, respectfully informs
The public in general and Cabinet Makers IN
particular, that he has visited Lynchhnrg tor
the purpose et exhibiting his new aud highly
improved hed,tead Joint fastening, and that
he ha. had a hrdstrad made on this plan,
which NAV be seen at Mr.. Norris Franklin
Hotel. where all Aho teel an interest in an
Improvement in this most useful articlr, are
invited 10 call aud view it--tor description
of which he refers them TO the very respecta.
HE certificates attached 10 this advertisement.
The subscriber also Informs the Cabinet Ma
kers of the several adjoining counties, that he
has sold to Mr. Robert Murrlss, ot this I.Ace,
the exclusive right and liberty OF using and
vending a. others to be used, the above nam
I'd fasfenngs, and should application be
made Mr. NJ viii either sell the tastenings or
the patent right, 10 use them. There Is no
doubt but the person having the exclusive
right for any town or county, will be ena-
hled 10 monopOlizc the business.
The puOlic's humble servf.
ISAAC COOPER.
We the subscribers do hereby certify that
We have purchased of Mr. lsaac Cooper, OF
Baltimore, the right of using his patent bed
stead. and have found it most useful lnven'
lion-Ihc great facility with which this kind
Of bedsfead can be put up or taken down, e.
ven by the most ignorant servant, added to
the most perfect strength aud durability Of
the fastening, renders It far preferable 10 any
thing of the kind we have ever seen, and am
sure that all who Try il will be equally pleas
ed--Tn ease of ire, when person whistles To
move at short notice, this Kind OF hedstead
caa be taken down Ia one minute--This cir
cumstance alone renders them invaluab4e.3
Given under onr hands.
ARCHIBALD WART, Fredericksburg
DAVID l. BURR Richmond.
SAM. Il. COLDNELL. Petersburg.
JACOB BALTIETL. Baltimore.
JOSEPH ". ENTLER, -
JOHN NFEDEIS, =,
fDWAtD SEEDELS, y -
Jan. -. AVA
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EOR NEN'Y

HHE Rooms adjoining the Vrginlan o..
Il Office, they are well suited for an oiIes
or small store. Apply 70 the printers
Feb. 20 tcts5o
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R e NTEoVALs
NNM9S n Nl}N Ale

! X DUNAN " AZ ~ y UT
gAS removed his wholesale and Teld!
Il 4 Drug and Medicine Store, 8 doors Nc.
low his old stand, in the tenement formerly
occupied by Mr.. John NJ Warwick.
Feb. ). tS0U
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Tgo1IIss ]. uUyAL,

HAS jns received supply OF the above
Mediciae. as agent for the PROPRIETOR
March 81 "a
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dissolution.

sK'HE copartner.hip of Bradfote s. Temp
kins, Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Either OF the undersigned are au-
thorised to collect aud pay all claims duie to
aud from the concern.
ARCHIBALD BRADFUTE,
QuAKLEo IUAfkINS.
March 81. 4t61
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-06

Il, lII SUBSCRIBER has received by the
Aate arrivals, direct from fmladefnliia
I'D Sew York, very large additional sup
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-06

nN Thursday, the 9th day Of April
- next, viii be sold, at public auction,
the entire Stock of the late James Nc
Naught, Gun smith, consisting OF large
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-29
NATIONAL JUBILEE.

The Committee for the celebration of the
50th Anniversary of American Independence
having made tho necessary arrangements, in
vitc all who are disposed TO join in the festiv'
itcs of the day to assemble at the State. House'
at . o'clock A. NJ. where the procession will
be formed in the following order, under tho di.
rection of Mr.. James Coggeshali, and Mr.. Jo.
seph Finch, Jun. who are appointed Marshals
of the day.
Artillery Company, commanded by col ii. Y.
Cranston.
Columbian Band
Indcpcndcn, Volunteers, commanded by capt.
Trip.
Militia Officers, Rcgimcntal and Staff
Twcnly.four youths, representing the States
with banner.
Officers, soldiers, and all others no participa.
ted in the War Of 76 bearing an appropriate
banner.
Officers of the customs,
Officers Of the U. s. Army and Navy.
Clerks Of courts and Justices Of the Peace,
Judges Of courts,
Commissioners ofths Asylum,
Committee of Public Schools,
Mechanics, and Marine Society,
Town.clerk and Tovn.Troasurcr,
Town council, preceded by Town-Scrgcsnt,
Members ofthc State Legislature, and officers
ofthc State Government, preceded by the
Sheriff
Rev. Clergy.
Orator and Reader of the Declaration of In
dependence.
] Committee Of Arrangements,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-29

"It is glad that the Emperor Nichoias
does not confound in his Ultimattin IN.
question of the Greek rebels with tie Porte;
that il learns with pleasure that tho inter
yention Of other Cabinets, which for these
five years has served only TO fetter the me-.
gotiations with Russia, has at length cess-
ed; that the Porte, however, had fulfilled
its treaties respecting Moldavia and Wal
lachie, since 5000 Police Guards cannot be
called a military occupation that the Porte
consequently hoped that Russia on It's part
would no longer delay TO give up TO the
Turks the fortress Of Bessarabie, the resii>
tuition Of which was stipulated by the peace
of 1912.
at is not doubted that as soon as tl!i. .an.
swer is known at st. PETERSBURG. IL will
lead 10 an order 10 pass tie Pruth: the
Porte seems TO expos, -iie, for fiiman has
already been is,ued, giving orders TO pro-
vision tbe fortresses in the Danube fer six
months. The Goth May is generally as
signed as the day when the Russian troops
will enter the principalities."
The King of England has given ont of
his private purse upwards Of fsCGO towsrds
the relief of the distressed weayers la va
rious places.
Russia. The Grand Duke Constantine
has been appointed Generalissimo of all the
Russian and Polish armies. Considerable
changes have been made in the Russian
ministry.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-29

FRoM VERA CRuz. The Mobile CON-
mercial Register Of the I'd inst announces
the arrival at that port Of the brig Emily
which sailed from Vera Cruz on the 10Th Of
May. 1--WE learn by Captain Crapo," soy
the editors, that the Yellow Fever was
raging with great violence; and that tho
deaths had for some time averaged aboL,
100 day. Those who were attacked gen
orally survived only IL and II hours Com.
Porter arrived at Vera Cruz on the 10th
ut and it was understood heswas dissatis-
fed with the prospects in the Mexican ser,
vice, had determined to return very shortly
to the United States, and that he had taken
his passage for that purpose in brig %
sail in two weeks. Very little attention
was shown him on his arrival at Vera Cruz.
The officers Of the Mexican men of war in
port had nearly all left the service in dis
gust, and about one hundred and fifty sea-
men had sailed for the United States. Sc
verul English and French ships of war ar
rived whilst Capt. Grape was in port, and
the Moxicans being apprehensive they
were Spaniards in disguise, ordered them
down to Sacrifcios. Capt. Crapo repre-
sents the country as being almost in q state
of anarchy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-29

TBE SEA SfRPEsr. This celebrated
animal was seen by the captain. passen-
gers and crew of the ship Silss Richards.
off Georges Banks, Eve days before the
arrival Of that ship at n. York. The Dai-
ly Advertiser says, at was about ten Sods
from The ship, the sea perfectly calin, ane