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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-22

4 lRUST SALE.-By virtue Of deed oftrust,
- executed by john n. Rose, to the subscri.
bers, for certain purposes therein expressed,
which said trust deed was admitted TO record in
the clerks Office of the county court Of Amherst,
on the Dist of April lS23-Ihe Undersigned
will, on the 18th june next, sell to the highest
bidder, ON a credit uoll the lst day OF January
next, the tract OF land conveyed IN the deed IL
ioresald, VIZ; about three hundred acres, lying
IN the county of Amherst and adjons the Lands,
OF William Morgan, VIM M. Waller and the
Rose Mills tract. Upon this tract OF land there
is good dwelling house and all other necessary
out houses The undersigned actlng as trus-
tees, will convey no other o. further litc than is
vested in them by tie deed aforesaid, but tiny
believe that to be good.
JOIN +. COBB5, 1r......ou.
JAMES ). Penn,
POSTPONENiENI.- In consequence Of bad
weather the above sale is postponed until hi
day the Goth July next, when 1t wit certainly
take place at the house of Jno. \. Rose, residing
in Que hundred yards OF land
June p. ctds36
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Nigh AID low system,

Continued IN consequence OF us uurisalied
popularity.
Vugiaia .Stntcs Navigation Borfcry,
CLASS NuNBEh liIkEL.
To be- drawh IN Augua nett, nhdcr The
superintendent ot commissioners.
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS,
sHighesI Prize 1000 D0itars.
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YDuRSuANT to a decree rendered on the
- 18Th day of October, l526, IN the superb
or Court OF Chanccry lor the Lynchbufg Dis.
trlct, IN the cause Of Nathan Lotus n Co. Pitts
vs. John Bibb, Dclt.--'lhe undersigned Mar
shall of the said court will sell by way of pub.
lie auction, for cash, on the premises, on Tues
day the 9Th day Of July, 1877, az fair, if not,
the next lair day thereafter tbs land ~ the said
decree mentioned, containing 1915 acres, more
or less, being the land ON which the SAID Blbb
resides, aud adjoining the lands OF Wm. II Ca
bell, Robert Hves, Thomas Bibb, and the lands
Of the estate OF WIN Johnson decd
!. A. HOLCoMBE, Marshal.
June % c4N.I6
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Rome Walk at Lynchburg.

/slHE Subscriber has removed his Rope and
- Iwine making business from fc"-!.on-
don TO Black Water Warehouse OF this place,
where cordage and Irvine Of almost every de-
scrlpton will be made, comprising conSidcra-
bic variety of articles in that way from SIX
inch rope down to fishing line, including a
new kind of shoe-thread for coarsc shoes aud
harness makers much approved OF for durablli-
ty and convenience Of working already Of pro-
per sizes for sewing. A supply oftle above az
ticies will be kept for sale at the southwest cor
ncr OF turnpike and main street, whole sale
and retail or made at shol notice
J. H. ECHOLS.
June %. DIDO
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LITERATURE LOTTERY,

7 he whole 10 be- drawn in ONE DAY in the
city OF BALfisoHE, aud under the soperinteid.
cecc OF the Comuissioaers appointed by the GO
Nrrnni nnd nunclI.
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Renew Your Small Prizes,
FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY -
10000 ~ DILAA5
HIGHEST rlIIEl
" ashington City canal Lottery,
TIItpn - 1NG

The drawing of this Lottery will certainly
take place the TN Jdly. Delay mol 20 procure
a chance,
Whole Tickets 81 Halves 81, Quarters 81
For sale by
3. N TX. n LEN. d co.
Washington City, June 1927.
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FOR InL
Promotion Of Science and Literature.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES
His Excelloucy 100, KIM, 6oylhsoR OF TIFF
STATE, fsksIDiar e. QDicto.
Roger u. lanei, Esq Rev. George Roberts.
lion. J.. i Chambers. ltey. J T. X. Henshaw.
lion. sieyensonAfchef, Solomon Etlipg, EsS
Hon 1hos. Is Dorsey Nefh1 Williams, Ess
lion John C. Herbert. William irick, BAG
liou Jas. Thomas. Isaac Nckhn, Esq.
Hon John Nelson. Dr james Sienart.
Hon VIM II Marriott ID. Il. J Seunes.
Hon. Reverdy johnson. Dr Dennis Claude
Jas. W McCulloh, I,sq AND
Col. John h. Howard. Or. Henry Wilkins
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REVIEW
REVIEW
OF the Lynchbmg Tobacco Market,
Corrected weekiy for The r1giutaa,
Thomas 4. HoLComBE and kIcHARp TYREE,
Commission Merchants

PRIVATE SALES.
Not many made fine crops 81 such as are suit.
able for the French dealers, sell high, whilst
those rejected by them sell low.
INSPECTED
The past week 552 binds. passed tobacco ; Il
hhdS leflI,ad lolal 623
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FORTUNES FROLIC,
or
Yhe Nrne Use Of piches

Snacks, Mr. WIitc,
ROBIN R0UGHEAD, RICHARDSON.
"ho has kindly volunteered his services.
Rattle, Ricardo,
Franks, Howard,
John, Creighton,
Clown, Martin,
Dolly, Mrs Stamp,
Margery. Pemberton
Dir. White pledges himself the above perfor
nance shall be faithfully represented.
u Doors to be opened at half past six, and
performance to commence precisely at eight o.
clock.
~ Tickets, box and pit one dollar; children
under II year, Of age. half price; gallery, so
cents; TO be had at the bar of the Union Hotel,
at the Virginan office. and at the box office Of
the Theatre. No money received at the door.
~ Smoking in the Theatre expressly prohi-
bited. June %.
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f.ewisbur- aaI Fincastle Stage.

4 Ilht snhssrhnfs, IN the 9th nsi tluue.)
= MI COMMENCE running Stage from
l,es'Shn 10 fineasde tbs viii counted Then
Tue winch uius TO the Uaip River sith the val
les Stage, ffp towards Nashville. i,uchburs.
~. ahd VII enahle prrsnn, VISITING Walkers
ouiphhr, tad ap1 Sw#et Springs. SAT-, sweet.
Blue or White sulphur 20 d. - - stage con
se.ance. The stage sill lrasr Lrwiaburg eve.
~ Sunday morning aud arrive n Finetstle eve
~ Monday evening and vii depart tom tie
Bel Tavern in Fiucasilc every tuesday en- the
arrival of the Vale, sag hom the south.
Tor passage IN til, Stage ior each person,
there will b. CHARGED ffotn
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YpAOR SALE, a family of NEGROES. for
III cash, or ON short credit; man and vile
and four chiidren.-Apply to the Printer.
March q tf33
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All other tickets with ihfce Of the drawn
numbers on them (bsn 2o) each 100
Those 10 tickets "ih Two OF tie drawn
numbers ON, aud thoss too the LIST aud 20,
zach 90
Those % tickets with two of The drawn
numbers on und those lwo The ID and 1ih,
o. tn, 81 aud 9Th, each 20
AL others with two Of The drawn NUM-
bcfs Oh being 100 ench 10
Aud all tickets, having one only of the
dtuHn numbers on, (beiug $3.50 ehrh o
No ticket Which shall have drpwh piikg
OF IA hyperion denomination ceo be entitled
10 al iniel1or ptize.
fizes payable forty days after the draw
lne, and subject to me usual dedaston Of
hlteen per ocut.
Tickets viii advance TO %5on Wednesday
the 4th Of July next
KAsIJB ~ WIN Exn1.
Norfolk, June 90 ls27. Managers.
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Comic Duette, I" Oh Cruel, Oh Cruel"
Messrs. Ricardo and Creighton
Comic Recitation, The Flea Powder. or how
to kill thousand neas, Tho Frencbman's
cunning aud the old womaus humour"
Mr. White.
Comic Song, Barry leave the Girls alone"
Mr. Ricardo
Comic Glee The Medley Of Lovers"
Nlessrs. Green, Creighton aud Ricardo
Comic Song, Love and Sausages," (by the
Gentleman who met with such unboundcd APP
plause on Wednesday EVENING"
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gI2i Prires,
l5tsO Banks.
ssoo1o
2fa1 Tickets At 81

In this Sehene, composed of "a numbers ar.
tanged by trinaiy combnaion with elrhf
drawn ballots, there viii be b6 prizes wiih rhree
OF the drawn nl9f,rrs on iheniI Kiss with Two
oi them ca sfnd $50 with one vi them on.
Those having none oi them OF beng blanks
To determine The late of the u. sD1 ticket, ia
thr scheme, ihe ~ numbers Fl ON onc 10 81 IN.
elusive, viii be- placed IA n wheel on the day of
the drawing, aud cigh, OF them will be- dawn
out, and litni lirkcl having on u ~ y rombtna,.
ton. 81, - and I'd drawn numbers will be en-.
titled 10 Inc prlze VI $1,000
Thu having On II The %. Sd, q dh, 10 400
Thu having On The I'd, 9TH, y 9th 10 1900
That having on il the 9TH. OH y 9TH TO 1000
mat hd'mF III hthe 9th, olH y 7'h TO LOO
That hninr on 1.-THE 9th, .ih ~ B,h, 10 lsle
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DRAWING
Oh TIE
Dismal Swamp Caual Lottery,
ILASn NIMILR sENEN.

CLASS NUMBER sEVEN.
TIE Subscribers having been requested ~
supelmiend the Drawing Of the S,,unth Clss#
the Dismal Ssamp Canal Letter, 10 hetehy
Certify, ma TIE following we're the Numbers
which were tins ~, D,a.n nom the SHY
placed IA Tie wheel, VIZ
Z 90 ii S. g > - ~ ?
AID that the said Numbers we're dawn IN
the e,der IN which thy stand above , that IS IL
say No. - was the h,si thai was drawn No
To vas the sscund NJ. "A nHs the thhd NJ.
30 was the fourth; No. 20 was tie 6hh No.
vas the sisth' Ne. - wa the se.,nih No
- Was the eighth No. 3 nus tue ainth and
last
Nimess our hands ut l,nchburg. the goth
1uue .e2I
Howell DAVIES,
ALBION MDANiEL,
JOIN WILLS,
40 IAIIIAM
JhD q. ALtN
VA y. SOIbElL,
X. II. 1OIth
From the preceding certificate Il vii be seen
whnt numbers were drawn iaa the wheel Tor
determining the prizes IN the Dismal swami c..
nal Lottery. Seventh Class. with tie ordpr IN
winch they were drawn aud the Managers an
nounce To the public the following ~ the result
Inc Tickets which drew the ~ highest prires
are those having GA Them ior Continuation
Numbers
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Zach passenger will be allowed 10 take 2oibs Of
baggage free OF charge. but all over ,hat will
be charged for AT The rate of ~ per ctoi. per
100 miles. II will be required Of gentlemen IN
health 10 walk up the mountains. Those Who
first register their names at the places where the
stage stops, shall have the preference.
J. r. CALDWELL,
ID. SuRBouGn
June o. JwI5
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Virginia siate Y.oiteKt.
bon TfE BENEFIT Or TIE
Dismat 'eramp GGaal ompdrg,
CLASS NGMsEk EIGu1,
70 b. dramH 1897.
finy.fonf numb 't--cenbinsiio Lottery,
Eigh 'r.,~n aallois.
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COHEN's OrTlCE-II4, Manufacturer,

DdHWorfl My III I52I.
~ Under authority oftls Act Of the General
Assembly dee. session, 1920 we herewith
present 10 the public, Fmsr CLASS oithe MaIg-
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EiAOATlNG
3 e ~ 9 o " @
OF the
Norwegian Wveckers,

With entirely New Scenery painted expressly
toi the occasion.
Angerstoii, Captain OF the Bcac ny
Mr.. Howard.
o %" %f,TG (his companioo) T'ss9'"a'
Wcignstadt can Old Fishcrman) Marin,
Frederick "a supposed Orphnu) Gtecn,
Jack Junk, tan American Sallpr) White,
Maniette, attached 10 the kencon)
MIS- stamp,
Christine, (Wcgnstadt's Daugher)
pcmberton.
Sailors, by AnSiiares.
Act LIST. A view of Weignsiadts Hut
Act I'd. The whole o1asse viii represent the
deck OF the Floating Beacon, Vessel Lon the re-
eeption oil prisoners A mast with ligglug con
Quoting the idacrS OF the teSsei which are
lighted, -Angerslod sleeping On the hatchWay,
Marlette eriers wildly from the I abin--she lis.
tens TO the Storm. Frcdrricl, appoals olmgmg
to the side of the vessel, amidst the Tempest -
Marieite rescues him, AugerStol awakes, and
welcomes Frederick-he offers HIM drink in
which he mixes poison. As Fredellcl, Is about
10 drink Moriette screams --Angerston leaves ms
seat, and Frederick changes the cups, Al the
close OF the act Combat betmecn Frederick. Or
maiot and Maurice. Mareltc ruShes from the
cabin and preserves the lie Of Frederick.
Act Sd. Scene lst A Rocky Strand. Cho-
rus, by Jack Junk aud Sailors
Scene ID Christine and Junk arrive on
board of the Beacon in search of Frederick
A Grand Combat between Junk, Angerstofl and
party.
Scene Sd, Marlctc attempts 10 escape from
the Beacon and Is prevented by Augerstoh, who
attempts To stab Frederick, when Junk and par
~ arrive on board.
The piece concludes with the destruction OF
AngerstoT and party and the aai0n OF Erede,
rick aud Christine.
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he evenings performance TO conclude with ,
FnTcp Of
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PAINTED CARPETS.

y or FLOOR CLOTHS WITHOUT SEAM
fNNHE Subscribers inform their friends and
II the public, that they have on hand
larger quantity and greater variety Of
ELEGANT P.iI.NTED CdRPETS,
than they ever have had before, twonty-one
feet vide, without seam, with all lesser widths,
some in imitation of the Brussels Carpets, at
two dollars and twenty-five cents per square
yard, with great variety at lower prices. The
Proprietors of this Branch Of American Manu-
factures, ask leave 10 call The attention Of the
public TO this extensive establishment, doubling
not, that the Workmanship wrl bear the test
Of eXaiiindtion. Orders for Carpets, witLof
borders, furnished al / few hours notice. For
those wished with borders, a corrcc. plan of
the apartment, noting all bowels, or irregular
parts, with sufficient time for drying wlll be
requisite.
Coach and Chaise Makers are informed that
great variety of small Carpets are always on
hand for their use.
Orders can be left with r. j. .NaIleh,
Providence, X. /. who has on hand, a great
variety of patterns for inspection
SAMUEL PERKINS & SON.
Boston, may %. 3m
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FRUIT HILL-NORTH PROVIDENCE.

NHE occupant of this fashionable place of
Il resort, respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that it is now open for the summer
season: It is situated on an eminence, which
commands beautiful view Of the adjacent
country, and it is admitted by all who have
visited it, to be delightful place Of resort for
those in pursuit Of ease and comfort:-His
earliest Cherries are now ripe; he keeps all
other kinds ofFrut that this climate affords;--
his Bar is supplied with choice Liquors, Wines,
9c.-his table will at all times be furnished
from the choicest selections of the MARKET
his very commodious Hall is furnished with
Swings, which is an agreeable exercise for
gentlemen and ladies:-his long Alleysis in the
best order for the accommodation ofthose who
will please to visit his house for recreation.-
A few Boafders can be accommodated. All
those wishing to enjoy the country during the
summer season, will improve their health by
visiting Fruit Hill, where they can inhale the
pure atmospheric air.
PETER THOMPSON.
North Providence, June 27.
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NEW-YORK BREAD.

VNHE subscribers inform their friends and
Il the public, that having received sup
ply ofthe best Western Canal Flour; they are
now enabled to furnish them with the staff Of
Life, Of the purcst, sweetest and lghtest kind
and Of all the varieties made in the United
States, viz:
White Loaf, of different sizes
Crackers, Soft and Hard
Family, Pilot Bread and Crackers
Tea Cakes, Tea Rusks
Pound Cake
Ginger Bread Cakes.
Also Wheat and Indian loavcs, and unbolt
ed Wheat Bread, SO beneficial to persons af-
hicted with Dyspepsia. The above kinds will
be kept on hand, at all hours at No. l2O North
Main street, and carried through the town
three times every day-and measures are TAX
en- to have constant supply Of best Canal
Flour, fresh from the Mills.
HENRY p. YEOMANS s. co.
June l6. From New York.
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GENUINE COLOGNE WATER.

lust received and for sale, few boxes
- Cologne Water, distilled and warranted
pure and genuine, by F. G. Cahin, distller Of
Cordials, &c. from Paris. This Water is dis
tmgushed by its volatile spirit, its perfume land
its vivetying properties; 1t strengthens the
sight, and relieves the head ache, tooth-ache,
car-ache, pains in the eyes, burns, wounds,
bruises, sprains, cuts, gout, rheumatism,
numbncss, cramp, stiffness Of he neck, pains
in tho side, and faIntngs small quantity
thrown into the water before washing renders
the water soft, and has beautiful effect OH
the skin, removing pimples, spots, redness,
sunburn, and all cutaneous eruptions, and pre-
serves the skin from chapping; it may be taken
internally, with perfect safety, in cases of
cholic, fatulency, and various other pains; is
an infallible cure for the scurvy in the gums,
and is excellent fer sore throat; it will like
wise remove grease spots without leaving any
stain. EATON w. MAXCY,
July 4. Az, Cheapsidc
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EDWARD X. YOUNG,

-AO IN town and country, tina he hus recen,
ly very consldernblr enlarged his Stock that
his assortment of Genuine Groceries, Ten,
WineS Spirits, Coydia's, &c. IS Hot surpassed by
any other III Proyideooe.
+. 4. Y. has just y.eetred by the slip As.s
from Canton. large retail supply Of Fresh
Tees, which were selected and put up, express.
" for him. These Teas, consist Of Hysou.
Young Tyson, and Souchong, and they are Va.
perfect conhdc .ce, recommended TO the loveis
of good Tea.
He has also received by the s,me arrival. ten
cases first qualify Preserved Ginger, six pots iu
each case. This article will be sold lower than
1t has before been offered IN this market, by the
case, pot or pound. He has also, on consisn.
ment, five cases marked II. o. Y. containing
Fans, India Crackers, Clay Insects, and Puzzle
Boxes.
E. r. Youns's assortment of Wines is very
extensive for Il retail establishment, they con-
sist Of
Old Sherry !
Lisbon,
Port, By the
Malaga, Quarter Cask
Marseilles Malmscy, or gallon.
Superior white Currant,
Real Curroni,
Catalonia.
ct, Muscat, and Old Port. In particular, II few
dozen Old Port, part OF the lot which NJ.
Blake had on hand On his removal from the
Franklin House.
SPIRITS on hand--Old Cognac Brandy,
French BRANDY, Jamaica Spirits, Holland Gin,
Whiskey, Cherry Rum, American Gin, ST.
Croix Rum, and n. +. Rum.
CoRDlALs--of all kinds and particularly
Cream .4nnisefe, Of American manufacture, but
allowed by them who have examined it, to be
equal 10 the richest imported Cordials
LOT Of superior London Mustard, put up
in tin cannisters, pounds and hall pounds, by the
dozen or single.
SUGARs-Superior double and single refined
and common Loaf Sugars, Philadelphia Lump,
first and second quality Havana white Sugar,
Havana brown and St. Croix.
COFFEE-Java aud Havana.
SPIcEs-Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cinnamon,
Alspice, Pepper, Ginger and Cayenne.
FRUITs-Bunch and common Muscatel
Bloom, Sultana, and Malaga Raisins, Currants,
Figs, Prunes and Dates, Almonds, Fiiberts. Eng.
lish Walnuts, Cream Nuts, Citron, Ground
Nuts, Shellbarks, Chesnuts, Olives, Capers, Or
anges and Lemons.
TAMARINDs, a superior lot, by the pound or
lar, put up in white sugar syrup,
Sweet Oil, India Soy, Anchovies.
Day g. Martins and Warren's London Black
ing.
Bristol Brick, for cleaning knives, SC.
Lamp Oil, Molasses. Sessra, Chocolate, Rice,
Tobacco, Lorillard's ,Maccaboy, Rappee and
Scotch Snuff, Sperm and Mouid Candles Starch,
Pearlash, Soaps, Pipes, fine Salt, basket do.
Flour, and Lamp Wick.
Canary and Hemp Seed,
Cologne Water, by the box or dozen,
Fancy Boxes, Baskets, Toys, Sc.
DThe newly invented SAFETY NIGHT
LAMP. Also, Tapers and Matches.
~ Demijohns, Jugs, Bottles, &c. &c. &c.
May 80.
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PAVILION.

NNfIE subsc:ibcr has the pleasure of inform
IL ing his friends and the public, that OWN,
to the liberal patronage he has received, he hs.
been enabled to make several improvements to
this elegant resort for gentee! company A
suite Of apartments have been fitted up expressly
for the accommodation of private families, where
they can enjoy undisturbed, the finest scenery
upon Narragansett Bay. As respects the sour
ces CT amusement necessary to place of this de-
scription, they will be under such regulation
as to render it worthy of being called the Ma
hsnt OF Rhode Island.
May9 BENJAMIN T. FOSTER.
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THE OBSERVAT

HE Lessee Of this fashionable place of re-
sort, respectfully informs the pnbiic, and
citizen strangers, that it is now open for the
Spring and summer seasons. Il is situated on
an ennncnce which commands a beautiful view
of Narragansctt Bay and the adjacent coun-
try; and Is admitted by all who have visit It
to be u delightful place of resort. Attached
to the Observatory, are two excellent Bowling
Alleys, not inferior to any in Rhode Island
The Bar is supplied with the best liquors that
can be procured, and other refreshments such
as Fruits, Pastry. &c. Every attention will be
paid to those who visit the est stabishment and
affords an agreeable walk particularly to
gentlemen strangers who visit the town for OBJ
servation and amusement. The Observatory
will be kept open from o'clock, A. NJ I'll Q,
+. NJ. j. BARTLETT.
NAV H.
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SILVER WARE MANUFACTORY,

Fdli-Riuer, (opposite the Post OHce.)
NNHE subscriber will manufacture at whole
IL sale or retail the following articles, viz.
Silver Sug, Bowls; Cream Pots; Porringers
Tumblers; Cups; Soup Sauce and Cream La
dies; Dessert, Tea, Salt and Mustard Spoons;
Scissors Chains; Butter Knives; Knitting
Sheathes; Thimble;s Silver Forks, &c. &c.
All orders addressed to the subscriber, will
have immediate attention.
Cash paid for old Gold and Silver:
WILLIAM X. PITMAN.
Fall River, June l6. 6t
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TO TAVERN KEEPERS AND STEAM BOAT
COMMANDERS

a YOUNG man who has had considerable
IN practice - the business of Bar keeping,
and who is VIII ng 10 devote his Whole time
and attention To- ibo service Of his mployers,
is desirous Of obtaining u situation as Bar
Keeper in some public Hotel, or on board of
somo steam boat. The rnost satisfa otory cre-
dentials will rbo prodlced. For information
apply at tho Office OF the Cadet.
July T. 81.
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WARM BATH.

THE Providence Bathng-Housc, is open
. - for the Season. This establishment has
been lately fitted up and new Tubs added,
which render it as pleasant and convenient as
any of the kind in New-Engand.
The time of attendance will be every day
from sunrise till O'Clock in the evening, Tex
cept Sunday when it will be closed at 10 in
the morning. Price Of Tickets rs cents, for
sale at the store of Mr.. Ransom, No. II West
minister Row. Bath Street, may 10.
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BUTTS & LOCKWOOD,
Merchant TdilOrs,


No. IA, Market-Squarc,
" AVE received within few days past,
IL several pieces superfine Cloths, and
Cassimcres, fashionable colours.
ALSO,
A variety Of Summer Goods, such as plain
and Silk Striped Linen Drillings, Denmark
Satin, Lustring, Seersuckers, striped and col
cured Jeans, &c.
One piece Of real French Drilling a prime
article. A handsome assortment of fashiona-
bic Vcstings; Cravats; Horscskin Gloves; Sus-
pcnders; Hosiery; Flag, Bandanna, and Ger
man Silk Handkerchiefs
ON HAND, Ready Made Summer Cloth
ing. Garments made to order at short notice.
may 23
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STONE.

lust received, 100 feet Curb Stone, for
81 sidewalks, of the best quality. Also =
1000 feet of White Marble, of superior quail
ity, for Grave Stones, Monuments, ToInbs,
Tables, &c. 300 feet of ,aroga:cd Marble,
for chimney pieces, facings, aud hcarths for
frc-places, sc. On hand, a large quaniiy
Of Soap Stone pieces, oil Of which will be sold
low, by DAVID B0LLES,
June 20. Hydraulion street.
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No man in our National Legislatures has pro-
badly spoken SO much, and so well, as Mr.
Clay, with so little specific preparation Of his
speeches.