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07iRGLNLf-At q Sanfrn, ~.
" eefg holden n iLc torn u Lu,z.
he tn day q Oeiober, ISIS.
Rtiiip Tharmond,

v eery hOiden ~ tLe torn of Lu..a '''.
he lh day 81 Oeiober, ISIS.
Rtiiip Tharm0nd,
against
81 George Tucker, Uiik,ns H,e.
Polly his ~ Je, Wiitiam THtker. NJ. -
las, Patsey kuektr aud jane, D,ges8s ~
u the County Of .1aihtrst. 70 1ely,, -.
" .natthe'g Ii@6es, dec. haih been ea -. 'a1f
t0r administration Il!
The defendant HiUiGm Tucker i.bo :.
Htseountrg, and against phom M 80
appears 10 hare proeetdtd IN the n,ds
bed by tao against absent defendants ~, '''s
ing 10 appear and altsper. on he mo,,a. -
plaintiff By counsel, The court doth ioi. 49, L
Jor onleasCd us 10 thai defendant, ngg M .' ea
coming on 10 be hen, on tie BIZ, ors,., wa, wa
dtJendant James DHtdrd, and e,L,G5,. 4
upon The decreidi order Of the aen,g....,, ''s
August and he tuenty.tourh Of 03aI" =
the yedr one thousand eight hundred I'D "a
ty, tohiet APPEAR 10 hare btcn dun 49,, ,S'..
on the other defendants, ttas ar4ard b., e.,' sa
on confederation lghereoE, he coari d.I
that the defendant Jaaes DiAiara rsu5.s o''5
coant ofhis administration Of The rd,,4 ~, 'i.
infestate before one gfMe c0rnlissiops,, :;
court, Who is dirGcied TO eIamiay. Jo,.. ~
lie the name, and make report Atreor ~. , @'
court, leih any matters specially sta,,J IN.
pertinent BY himself or required bg if g,"'Il
10 be so stated, 4 Copy Test, "a
JOHN UJTIS n
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BOOK BiEDENN.

FNHE sub.,sber has lately procured an
1 additional GrAt rate Book Binder, which
enabes him To do all work, IA that line, With
neotness and Dispatch lie has received d.
rect from Philadelphia, very large supply
OF paper oi very Superior quality, which ena'
blps him tn do any kiud OF
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JOIN MILLS, c.
COmmissioner's Office, Lynchgn,g
2nLh =. -

The parties in this co'se, ri taie IN S,2..
that Ihare appointed WednesdaQ, n, g oS.,
day Of .narch neat, 10 carry the Gl,o -2na
orders Of court into fleet. On pbiC5 day. 1sO''s
the hour of nlne O'Clock an HE nOrnipg 10y '' u
are required TO attend al my office In M ~
pih their accounts, rouchers and ra,a1. u,
court papers prepared for examination and y
Element JAMES BE.N1GU ~
Jan % n4.53
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DAVID d. ROBERT KxhE

IN addition to their former stock, haze just
rtceired the foiiomin9 articles
GarpeinBs, rich and handsome figures
Grape Lace, assorted coors
Black and shaded silks, rich figures
Baruche, Il new aud beautiful article
Figured aud shaded ribbons, superior style
White satins, plain aud figured
Long and short white kid gloves
Rich figured bumhazettes, assorted colors
Bobinct Lacrs, assorted
4 cases grass bleach Irish linen, superior
quality
10 cases elastic water proof Hats
A few pieces superior Clrcassiah plaids.
December 30. IS.
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.Messrs. John .Markie aud Robert Mitchell

.MeSsrs. John .harkte aud Robert .Micbd
NOU i'll please to take notice, that On
L Monday the 9th day of the present
month, (Feb,) at the tavern house OF Arm.
stead Otev, in the town OF Liberty, Bedford
county, shall proceed 10 take the affidavit q
Abraham Powell and others, and on fapsiGy
the 2Sth, at the house OF Laurence McGeurge.
in SAID county, shall proceed to take the at.
fdaSit OF said McGeorge and Others, on tie
l6tn day of March al the Liberty Warehouse.
in the town q, Lynchburg, shall proceed 10
take the affidavit OF the inspectors OF that
warehonse---In each cese provided that |
saall not be able to get through on tie first
DAYS, shall continue from day 10 day until
completed which aifidavis are 10 be real on
the Trial OF an Injunction now depending aud
undetermined in the high Court ol Cbancpry
for the Lynchhurg District, wherein | an
plaintiff as the administrator of Baptist Ea..
dy, dec and you are defendant when aud
where you may attent if you please.
Yours, respectfully,
JAMES JOPLING.
Feb. 9. W2W27
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virginia
At rules hpIdcnin the clerks office of The Superior
Court of rhancery Tor The lynchburg District, the 2sth
day OF DC nbrr. IS.
James X. Miller and pariek Hart surviving partners
If David nd rson e. Co. Plts.
against
i homas airing and Henry Lyme, ex'ors of Henry
Lyme, dec. john {. 1rayior Thomas East, nm Is.
~ =, homas Dix, Patrick III. Fontaine, ans John T..
Hill, admir- Of Samuel Hill dec. ctIs.
he defendant honas East not having entered his
appsaa and given security according to the act of
Assembly aud thu rules Of tins COURT and IL appearing
by satisfactory evidence tina he is nhabiant OF
Til, country 1t is ordered tha the Sud defendant do
appeal here he first da of the and
the bill original, amended, supplemental and second a.
Hrudd Of the plaintiffs and tina copy OF tins order
be tofthwI serfed sone newspaper printed in tue
town IhHchburV, for months successlNely, and
posted the ON dor o the courhousc the said
town. Copy. Ieste,
l. WILLS c.
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

vESllE Subscriber will in future. attend to
the selling mud shipping Tobacco on
Commission and promises his friends md
the pubic IN general, who may favour him
With thrir patronage. that every eNerton
shall he nsed Is promote thctr best interest.
lis Ofire viii be kept at The store of Mr. l.
Bowen, Jew doors ahnve the Virginia
Bank, where lie may be generally found
y. SAUNDERS. Tr.
Nov. 81. TOO
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Public sale OF llaAd.

NILL he sold to the highest bidder o..
w Wednesday the l5th March, neA.
being the 3rd day of Campbell March Sour.
Gf not previously disposed OF private.
which would be preferred, and great pal.
gain given,) tract of land containing lou. lou.
hundred and sixty-two acres, lying "i,",p
two miles of Campbell Court House, ana d,
bout twelve miles from Lynchburg' On 5''a
tract, there rs some good tobacco ianu'
good mill seat, and great deal of very Vao'
able timber for saving il is expected now now.
ever, that any person wishing 10 purcua,S
will frs, view the premises. II is the s iIDS
tract of land on which James Glass reSuf'
last year, to whom persons disposed to pun
chase are referred for information
DAVID SAUNDERS,
SAMUEL MILLER.
Ian Q, tus-'
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Virginia
rules holden /. the clerk, office of the Superior
Court Of Chancery for the L. nehburg Districts the 2oth
day Of October, 1873.
r. Stone, rus.
against,
MieaIah Stone rxor Of HcIckiah Stone. dee. and in
IN own tigl Charles r. Cohhs and Susauna ms wilt,
lat Susanna Sone John u. Perry Rhd Frances hls
vie, late Fraucrs T. stone, tandy Perry and JnstJ
his miit, late Jnsey Stone Elizabeth Evans late Eliza
beth Stone lae Evans and Nancy hlsRiie late Man
cy Stone, Joseph prce and Lucf his wife, lac Lucy
ST ne lckehih stone, and John NJ. Perry, adflr oil
Will IA : one dec Defis.
The defendants andy Perry aud Jin'ey lis wife and
Jacob Esars and Nancy hi, wife not having entered
their ap carance and gYeir seratty nrdng to the
ut ssenhiy and the rule, Of rs court and 1t APP
yearing By satisfactory evidence that they are not nina
bahta OIL TINS country II IS ordered that te sa!u u
PENDANTS doappear hron the tFs day OF the neat term
aud answer the bill oi the plaintiffs; and that copy
tbs de be forthwith in,ered in soIne newspaper
printed al u, town OF Lynehburg, for two months su
ceIY'y x po ted at the front door Of the COURTHOUSE
IN the sad tp~n. Copy. leste,
rs ], WILLS, c. e.
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oOTT NV $50.
The parties in this cause will take notice,
that have appointed Friday the twenty first
day of April next to carry the foregoing order
of court into effect, on which day at the hour
of nine O'Clock in the morning, they are re-
quired TO attend at my office, in this town,
with their accounts vouchers and court pa
pers, prepared for examination 4 settlement.
JAMES BENAGH, C.
Jan. 2S. W4v25
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A. r1.l.s alisn N che eis's ofFee o. the Superior
hsneer, Tor the L5nehburg District, tie 1sia
day u Ocfaber, ..
Is ilhaiH h. liara4, PHI
against
Tdaard afris. ohm l.. Harris. Jehn Harrif. John
nggss. AID William ~. DirE', and John J.. iafis mr.
eaBtssnd partn.rs under I've 81 ic and hrn oi Digs
3. Harris, Dei =,
h. drttndaut Edsard Harris no; having entered his
appearance and 2 security according 10 the aetoi
Assembly ad lie fults TINS court, and arpeafBgh5
"a isfacufy evidence thai b. MI fbtanf ihts
county l. ordered. that the snd u.ieHdsii DO
appear here th fst day Of The neAt &c IA and att
sger The bill Of the paniif aud th1 eory Of usof-
der b. forthwith inserted scae spaper PRINTED IA
tis of ~ chung, FIR two months succ' sf'!, y
posted at the front oar Of the house ia thc s1h
?. j. WILLS, &C.
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WHITE SHOES.

2 case ladies superior silk shoes, splendid fl
CURES. For sale low, by
ANDREWS g. BROTHEHS.
Nov. IT
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VI ,slfua
Atrul,s holden in the clerks office of the Superior
Cogr' 81 Chancery for the Lynehburg District, the 2sh
day o. oct Der, 1875.
nafles cren.haw. adm'r OF Nathaniel crehshaw,
decd Pit.
against
Ed ard Lunch, James c. Norman, John @ayoe,
Richard g. Hadrp. Achilles VI. Haden John Jones, M
crJaa nch, Charlts Z. Lynch, John Lynch, Ma
tbauel i'll ton, john ". Ote Henry s. lHngh0rue,
John =. aar'ct. NJ caish la i, arrlophet Antbo-
ny, jon AL "a, der. IN Victor. hisWtll Dabncy Ro
b r Hunt herf OF Campbell, Abraham +. Buyers,
y iiiam l. Morviss, Anelin L nch. Nahlon tadN ALA
d. .Augusunr IeftaiCh, David and William le A.
lexal der Hepb RI. Michael Near Samuel lardy, Mi
caIal such, David SANDERS, VII am CIV rs, Daniel
81 Ammon liRnc X X Co ulna> 'Hunbhrtys,
Charles l.. 81 cell II illam DAVIS, lnur. luhh Inch,
,ai da Roberts Ma Lynch aud Layd WOO e, Detts.
he defendants MeanH 1. Lyu,h, Charles f.. yneh
and Hasid q w i m * lie not having enercd car ap=
ptarance and ~ ii secu,Ity acgprdl' K the A
,cHbly AID trl ruirs OF TINS zou and rappea lug by
sais'act rs evidence that thy not nhabtilts Of
tins country ltis d,rrd tha tn, SAID def nuafs do
app.a her the first day OF e and am
the bill Of the pinf; and hat copy oi ts order be
forth lt inserted IN some ,paptr printed in the
town Il LynahbuIf. or t~1 months assiEel and
posted TIE ro' door Of the eourhonse iii the SAID
town. A GUpy. Ir,te,
IS J. VI lis, c. c.
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CTsCAKS..

XNE will open tomorrow morning a.
w 10 O'Clock precisely, one case geuo .',
uen's superior plaid Cloaks. Also, 1S' ~
:" gentlemen shoes and pumps Also -
-es of ladies very superior Morocco sho'''
And for sale by
ANDREWS & BROTHERS.
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Al Rules olden in the clerks office Of the superior
CoIr Cnancr3 tor The Lyuenbsg District, Ihe 25th
uay Of OCT Ber. %.
Bs 1illHi = Is, III.
against
James Holder, Charies wilson and ,anel S. Farley,
lpttS.
'he,.. enda uaniel : Farley not having entered
his appearance and gwen security gceO dung the act
at sshbly and the uleS 81 this nd APP Gu ring
by saufacInIy denc, that he not an nhabant N
tins coLnty: JtIS ordered, that The SAID defendant do
app he The first das Of the gn and ass
the h OF the plant al and ihHt COPY f this order
fuI It'll inserted m spaltr printed the
tuHn OF lyurhburg, tol Two months Suec.ssvty, and
posted The trout door OF the courthuusc in the sad
town. col J. leatc,
% ]. WILLS. c. {,
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JAMES JOPLING.
W2WQ7
Sale Of %egYOes. &c.
eb g..

10y virtue oi deed of trust exre0led to
I'D me by William CdshwelI, bearing date
18th August, 1924, and duly recorded in tue
clerks office of Amherst, shall sell, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, on Hednesda! tie
Isl March next, at the residence OF said Cash.
well, in Amherst CITY, II miles rom Lynch.
burg and from Powell's Tavern, all tbeP0'
perry named in said deed, consisting ol Ven
likely NEGROES, omen, women, boys and
eirIs,) Household and Kitchen Furniture u
all descriptions, Plantation Utensils, togeihf'
with the stock OF Horses, Cattle, Hogs aal
Sheep. Acting as trustee, will convey ,uch
title as is invested in me by said deed, and 10
other. lHOo, STRANGE, Trustee.
Feb. 9. 27w3w
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N.lSIf.O

IN dry good stsre, In this place. q
u vnuft Il, or l. wears Of aee, al res e.tahl'
r.nnesieas.-0He aho would deem q hpe"
led.o the basinrss equivalent 70 his ser.
vices. will please address a Al TIE Once
OF fll NirglHiAn. Ifh y -
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STIRGINIA-Ata Superior Cont of

burg the goth day oil October, lH-o
William u. Wren, admir- ot Samuel g. A.
dams, dec. John IaneW and Jacob Linden.
berger surviving partners OF George and ia
cob Lindeuberger, Pits.
against
Oliver NJ Reynolds, admir- of James Dun
niugton. dec. Jaunrtt bennington, adm trix
DE honiS non OF " alter Dnunin9lun, dec. Nj
cholas Harrison aud john II, Smith, Dehs
The plaintiff Jacob LIpdenbrrger being
dead, the court AS TO him can, al ~ rseut, pro.
coed no farther IN ihi, cause, whereupGu the
same cause came on 10 be heard as 10 the o..
thcr parties on the bill, answers and exhibits
aud wa argued by counsel On considrra,i.
ON whereof, the court doth order thai one
of the Commissioners Of the court do take an
account first, of the claims of the plaintiffs
respectively, IL SET forth in the hill, against
the late concern of James and Walter DHu-
Notwithstanding an account. OF the admin
isiraliun of James bennington, dec. on the
estate OF said Walter Huntington, dec
thirdly, OF the administration Of the defend
ant Jannelt bennington as adm'trix de h0nis
non on the estate OF the said Walter Dun
nineton, dec and fnurthly, of the administra-
ton of The defendant Oliver MReynolds,
on the estate of the said. James Cunning
ton, dec. and the said Commissioner is
directed 10 examine, state an settle the
same and make report thereof TO the court
with any matters specially stated, thought
pertinent by himself or required by the par
ties to be. SO stated.
A Copy. Teste,
JOHN WILLS, OK.
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NEW AMMAN.

U'HE subsctiher has the pleasure OF an
i ueuncing to the Indies oil Lynchborg
and IFS vicinity. thai he has received, dereol
from Philadelphia, by the last stoge, a very
large supply of
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NEW MUSIC,

Yor the prANo FORTE. embracing
oil the late publications. up TO this iIme--iIe
is in great hopes that they will call aud pur
chase Ia amuse themselves during the Christ
uas holidays, rs he is determined TO sell low.
ABHAM H. NORTH.
Dec. 22'
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CA.OVER SEEN.

4 Consignment Of 20 Bnsh-. fresh
"A Mountain GLOVER SEED. iu,r recej,
we'd and for sale by SAML. YOUNG
jan. Il. ts43
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to warrant to US direct.

PURSUANT to warrant 10 us direct.
1 ed, being duly sworn, We have TINS day
viewed an ESTRAT PONEI HORSE, sieWn
to US by Nancy Browne, OF this county, and
do find the same 10 be dark hay horse, be-
tween 10 and II years old, four ieet ! or
inches high, two hind white feet. little red
ish about the nose and eyes, has the mark
of the traces on each side, shod before, troi'
and PAGES, and ne do appraise the horse to
the sum Of $50 Certified under our handS
this day Of January, in the year 1920
WILLIAM DAY,
CHARLES PALMORE,
ABAER PADGEI1.
A Ccpy--reste, A. B. DAVIES, CK'
Amherst Jan. .. 4w27
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NlIll"lIt
At rue, oldso IN the clerks offce of the Superior
Court CHANGER, Tor the Lynchburg District the 25th
day II October, 1925.
thomas AIdru4e, Pit
against
Jacob swoupc. Sterling claiborne, Nicholas Kenny,
George ,. Holloway, George b. Nood>on and Iab,s
Camarn. DClt,.
! he defendant George Holloway not havin enter
e hi, appearance and gwen ,ecurty according 10 he
act ot Assembly and e rules tins ,andit pear
ing by ,auStae rory evidence at he is mi ah
tant OF IN country II Is 0tdt d, tlat ,ud defe
do APP on u. fl, "a, OF the mex term Y
aEsWet t'e bill of Ia pau m and thai a copy OF tins
order ~ thNIth insert Il nrsu Spaptr printed
in jho own al Lynchbu T., tur month ctessVcl,
andp sted At e fro. door ct eourt-hopsc tse
sad tbWn. CUpy. Ieste,
20 J.WI IS.L.C,
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8 40 REV ARD.

.Ian 10
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Atrues holden IN the Clerks Office Of the Superior
Court OF Chance Tor the Lyncbufg District, thu 2sth
day of De1Cmher, 1875.
John Morph0ad, Pit.
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Good Butter,
just received and for sale
by
WM. B. & e. u. CHILD,
Aug. ie.

A TIA Court Of Probate e,holden with
IN in and for the town Of Warren,
on the 9TH Of August, A. D. 1896. Hez.
ekiah Bosworth, and Eethony Vinni.
cum, Administrators on the estate ol
JOHN vlNNICUM,
presented thier first account Of ad.
ministration on the Estate of said de.
ceased, for aIlowance--Whereapo or.
dered, That the consideration Of said
account be referred to Monday the 4th
day of Sept. next, at Q O'Clock, P. M
and that previous notice be given 10y
publishing this order three several
times in the Northern Starr 70 all per.
sons interested, to appear at that
time and be heard. A true copy
Witness, S. RANDALL, Clerk.
Aug. IL.
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a.; e.: Z s;ss - 81 Z. s.s';: =: :,
14lA, ~ q dusran.ine, schr John O. "A,
ANS, GsgA II days from Matapzas.
18th arr bslc Forest. Foote, Havrs, 30 d,
Also arr brig Florida, Bourne. Liverpool, q
day,
Cld brig Mary Hart, Simpson, Eli.sbs.A
City.
Port Of .Ns,cs York. dag. IL.
Arr brig Tlorids, Hodges,7 days n st. John.
E.F, sloep Mary, Hull, Of fProviJence, wa,
to sail scoh on = surveying voyage.
higs Schpylkill, Moffatt, II Boston Tor.
no, Snow, Bangor. nr
Cid ships Agnes, johnson, 81. Thomas ;bvig
Margaret, Persons, Hewburyorrt, schr Or
lsnao. Courtney, Bermuda.
18th, arr schr Socrates. Rider.7 dsys from
Philadelphia.
CID ship Hope, FIELDER, Boston Br brig
Henry. Edwards, St. Andrews schrs, Hallet.
Crowell, Portland; Fly, Coleworthy, Rich
n'ond; China. Sparrow, Baltimore Glide.
Smith, Savannah.
Below, ships Crawford, from ST. Ubes, 80
Selma, Lonsield, Mobile schr Eliza, from
Key West.
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On boisk thS btfs Cisciupstus. on bes pas
s,gs from Msbtll " AIew-O Orleans. on the 9Otl
yuas last Capt. Rhedss. of Pawtusst
n. l. sgsd5l. yt' =,
On tAs tath Inst. ae one Lippitt Factory, IN
Warwick, df Choiers Morbus, pfisr a short
illnsss, ID the Goth ysar Of his age, Mr.. James
Esscx, for several years superintendent Of
that establishment
At his rssidsncsjn Galway on the 30th ult.
Elder Joseph Cotnslk rmerIy Of Providence.
in the 8Oth year ofI6s age. lie had been alb
sent from home about 10 days, soliciting do
nations for the Indian schools preached about
six or eight miles from home on Monday al
tcrnoon, anu returned to his family the same
evsning-not long after his return, complain
cd of some slight iudisposiiion, but was able
the next day to walk into the helds-made
oms arrangement for taking another tour to
the east-on Wednesday morning concluded
he felt better. and thought he should be able
IN day or two to proceed on his journey
sat converting freely in his chair. His son
petceiving sudden alteration in him, took
hold Of him-hs gsspedtwo Or three time.,alsd
was gone like one falling aisetp. Thus ends
the life aud usefulness ofone of the most per-
sevsriug, faithful and laborious servants Of our
Lord and Master. n
10 Bristol, on Sunday last, after n long and
distressing illness which she bore with much
patience, Miss Phebe Wsldron, IN the '69th
year Of Of his age.
10 Swanzey, on Sunday last, Mn. Mary
Mosher, relict Of the late Constant Mosher.
Esq in the 80th yesr Of her sse. Mrs. Mosh-
or retained her faculties to aremarksble de-
gree almost to the last moments Of her life.
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SiiI the 11th day Of September
next, at 2 o'clock, p M
bv order Of the Supreme judicial Court
all the right. title, and interest, Of which
ALLEN Cole, late Of Warren, dece
ed, died seized, in and to cert
Work shops standing on the west side
of Water street, next south Of Capt.
Samuel Barton's dwelling hous<&--
also. all the right, title, and er.
est, Of which said Allen Cole, died
seized, in and to an undivided eighth
part of the Real Estate of which Al
len Cole, Sen. died seized, consisting
Of a lot Of land ON the east side Of
Main street, with a dwelling house
thereon, and lot Of land on the West
side oflWater street, on which the a.
ioresaid shop stands.
And also, one sixte enth part Of PEW
No. As, on the. North side ofthe Broad
or Centre Aisle in the Baptist Meeting
House.
Conditions Of Sale.--60 days, with
notes at Bank, with approved endors-
ers. Other particulars will be made
known at the sale.
Sale 10 commence al the above said
shop on Water Street,
SAMUEL COLE, Adm'r,
Aug. Il. 4w'
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FOREIGN.
LATE FROM EUROPE.

BY. arrivals at Philadelphia, New
York end Boston, Liverpool dates
70 The 2tst July, London to tile 10th
and Hasre to the 18th, have been
received.
Meetings of Z character likely to
lead to breaches of ~ poace had
been held at Manchester.
The elections in England and
Wales arc CONF ted. The entire
number Of new members Is 1ss. A
bout an equal number arc old men,
bers who have got new seats. The
'Seturns from Scotland and ireland
mako the total nambsr Of new mem.
bers ITO.
Mr.. 'Sonthey has declined the
seat in Parliament
Frcnch go0ds are nov imported
ints England on the low duties.
The aistresses in Ireland are &c
great that. at Kilkenny. the bakers
baskets were robbed in the streets
There were ru,nOrs oil dfsturoan'
ces among the laborsrs at Blackburn
--that the magistrates read the riot
act. but were told by the people, that
% tIsey valued neither them nor the
miihsry I; they wanted work as the
mcaws Of procuring food, or a sup
ply Ut food without work, and that
one way or other they would have IL
A letter from SYRIA. June 9Th,
states, that lbrabim Pacha Contin.
ses to traverse the Morea withoa!
opposition.
LoxuoN, July f9. There hardly
ever was a period when so many
rotbefics were committed In shops
aud houses as at this time. Tbs
London prisons are represented u
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GaarrtrU,

In Hanover, Capt. Zephaniah Talbot, oi
this to~n, to Miss Agnes 6almond, Of Hsno-
Iver.
in Pawtuxet, on the 10Th inst BY the Rev
Mr., shurtliA, Mr.. Caleb Carr, formerly Of this
town, to Miss Frances Rhodes Smith, eldest
dsughter Of stephen Smith, Esq.
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New Establishment.

,nNHE subscribers having taken the
= store two doors south of that oc-
cupied by ]. T. Croade, would inform
the public. that they intend keeping
constantly on hand, Confectionaries,
Preserves, Cake and Cordials, of all
kinds, and the best.
Fresh Fruits, Gn their seasoD) and
the choicest Of the kind, will always
be furnished, when they can be prO-
cured.
Families can be supplied with Cake
at short notice.
ALSO,
Ice Creams Soda Water ; Ale;
Lemon Syrup.
LIKEWISE,
Cologne Water; Phosphorus bot.
ties /; Pocket Books. X Wallets ,JewA-
harps; Toys and Toy Books, tog tn
er with good assortment Of EA.yCY
GOODG.
Just received, fresh lot Of WA.
TERMELONS.
Additions will be made to the es.
tablishment weekly.
ALyAN C. BURT & co.
August $.