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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-02
-. Arrival of Medicines, &c. S,c.

- Arrival of Medicines, DC. &c.
E,Ir SUBSCRIBER has just received, from
IT, York and Philadelphia, a very large
-Ajan,l supply OF FRESH MEDICINES.
sa"1 Among which are the following. viz
aatt.t,les bestCasiof Oil, all sizes; 72bottlrs
e', Castor Oh 1000 Tbs. Ginuber Salts ;
g9 nn rpsom Salts 40 lbs. Calomel 90 lbs.
is' IN lbs. Rhubarb 50 lbs. Borax so lbs.
Jhsr. 900 lbs. Cream Tartar 90 lbs Ii.
oa"r" % lbs. Spanish Flies 80 lbs. AIoes
~, arrow Root (superior( 500 lbs. Lamp
- - . l0OIbs. Gum Copal 81 lbs. Magnesia
o eaS Calcined Magnesia 30 lbs. Super. Carb
=. "a lbs. Tartaric Acid 80 lbs. Rochelle
~ aoO lbs. Gum Shell-Lac 80 lbs. Gun,
bDn lbs. Salt Petre; 300 lbs. Aqua For
at a. Sn6 lbs. Roll Sulphur 100 lbs. Flowers
:" ",it.h,r 90 lbs. Sponge, fine and coarse %
Castile Soan 100 lbs. Nerdigris 50 lbs.
.sal,6da : % lbs. Opium 30 pots Nerdieris,
Al o. lbs. Salt OF Tartar 300l lbs Pearl Ash
4 eibs Candies 10 lbs. I~singiass 4 boxes
,5isb Mustard 80 bottles Stewards and Hen
Calcined Magnesia 20 lbs Gum Myrrh ;
Sss,e surgeons Pocket instruments /; 100 lbs.
I'll ia,narinds; b0tbs. Balls. Copaiva i: so lbs.
r.,,man; 90 gross assorted Walls 100 gross
Y5st Boftle. and Demijohn Corks Japan and
emil Yaraish Male Fern Os-Sepin; Ia
nels. Morphine Tor the active principle of OPP
paa1 Soda and SeldliCR Powders; a large as
eortme5f Of Paints, dry and in oil a large as
gz,tneot of Paint and other Brushes an extern
- supply of Surgeons Instruments; all the
p5tent Medicines now in use a superb collec-
t9o offancy Soaps a large supply of Lamp
a,1 ljnseed Oil Waters; a great variety OF
Oils and other preparations for the Hair an ele-
esst assortment OF fancy and Plain Snuff. Box
\ ereat variety of Fancy < Cut-Glass Smell
,ag Bottles; Mead's andJames Pills for Dyspep-
sa or Indigestion Attridge's Tincture for Dys-
pepsia; avery extensive supply of Segafs, of all
aanalties; a large supply of Snufs all the new
5rticles lately introduced into the practice of
Medicine Shop Furniture of every desert ption
old Port. Madeira and Claret Wines ; 50 lbs.
Peruvian Bark, all kinds Strong Spirits Harts-
horn Spirits Cinnamon; Spirits Ammonia :
eilyerl2 Gold Leaf; Bronze, various colors
Ntros and Sulphuric Ether; Orris Root, supe-
ror quality an excellent assortment of Teeth
BRUSHES: Together with a great variety ofother
articles not mentioned. All of which are offer.
ed to my friends, customers. physicians, mer-
chants and the public, at the lowest prices and on
the most accommodating terms.
Howell DAVIES.
Feb. 81.
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Cornish's Remedy for the plles.

yHhE Medicine now offered to the public.
II is one which has been fully subjected
10 the infallible test of experience and in 9.
very instance where il has been fairly tried.
it has been attended with the most comnlete
success. In some Of the eases, the natients
had been laboring under the disease for years.
aud during that period had received the best
medical advice, and had even undergone a
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. II is not (ike those usually ad-
vertised,) offered as a certain cure for a long
catalogue of diseases, but those afflicted with
this complaint, for which alone It is recon.
mended, may rely with confidence upon OBJ
tanning relief, even in lis worst forms, in a
short time and they themselves are the best
judges OF the Importance of such remedy
Price 30 cents per box, with directions sign
ed by the proprietor.
Ehe subscriber is appointed Agent for the
sale of the above medicine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON
Nov. o..
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NEW SPRING hoods.

hANlD " ROBERT KYLE, in addition Il
- their late supplies, have Just received a
extensive and well chosen assortment Of Staplt
and Fancy Goods, Amongst which are the iol
lowing a%rtirlos
Super. blue, black, and fancy cold Cloths ant
Cassimeres
Superior black Grape Robes
Do do assorted
Nankin Robes, assorted
Plain black Gro-de-Nap. excellent quality
Figured do do
dc do assorted
Black Italian Sutestring and Mode
Satin, assorted
Grape Leesc and Italian Grape, assorted
Marcelet Shawls, a new and splendid article
Gau2e and fancy silk Ilh>ts.
Black and cold Grape Shawls
Superb Lace Capes
Tambonred Collars and Collafcts
Satin, Gauze and Lutcstrlng bonnet Ribbons
Gymps, assorted
Insertion Trimmings
Ladies black and white horse-skin Gloves
DO castor do
Superior Thread Laccs and Edging
Do Gymp do
Bobinct Wells, "A Bobinct Lace
Tortoise-sholl tuck and side Combs
Imitation do do do
Fine ivory Combs
Superior Italian Lutcstring Crayats
DO black silk kelget
Italian Sewing silk, assorted
Fine Twist and Saddlers' SILK
superb English silk Vcsungs
G%entlemen's Woodstock Gloves
Do. Norway doe do
Black Lcvanhne Hhkfs.
Fine black fed Cravats
Do. Sarceuct do
Superior Bandanna, German, and nag poke
Hhkfs.
White Domestics, assorted
Calicoes, &c. &c.
The above comprise n small portion Of the N
tieles just purchased in New York aud Ih,ladc.
phia, under the immediate inspection oil one .
the firm. They will be found, on inspection, Z
be of sterling quality, and at prices fan belo'
what has hitherto been considered Cheap
In a few days a further supply will be received
Feb. %.
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arrived at the Gates Of Paradise.-The
yates were shut he knocked and, with
IS usual i~mpetuosity, demanded admit
lnee. 'Thou aust not be admitted
here exclaimed q voice from within /;
|'his gate as The Lord's. 4 am the
Lord-lhe Lord Of the earth : %rcjoln-
ed the impatient chief- / an AlcXai-
nef the Conquerror will you not adj
nit me 2 No. was the answer
. Here we know Of no conquerofs save
such as conquer them passions: None
Laf Tie jUst caR enter here Alexander
OF the blessed ; neither entfeaties nor
menaces awaited. Seeing all attempts
lrHitless, he addressed himself To- the
Guardian OF Paradise, and sand -
You know | ann a groat kine---a per-
son who received the homage ufnations.
Since YOU will not admit me, give me
"a least something, that may show an
lstonishod aud admiring world that |
have been where 10 mortal has ever
been before me 2 Here, madman =
said the Guardian ofParadise, here is
something FOR thee. II may cure the
maladies Of thy distempered soul. Ono
glance at II may teach thee more wis
dom than thou hast hitherto derived
from all thy former instructors. Now
20 thy ways Alexander took it with
ayidIty, md repaired to his tent. But
what was his confusion and surprise 10
find, on examining the received present,
that 1t was nothing but the fragment of
a human skull3 And is this, e%xclnl-
med Alexander, the mighty gift that
they bestow on KINGS and heroes Is
this the frnlt Ofso much toll, danger and
carer Enraeed and disappointed, he
threw II on the ground Great King
SAID Il learned man who happened 10 be
present, : do moi despise this gift. Des-
plcable as II appears in thine eyes, it
yet possesses some extraordinary qulli-
ties, OF which thou maycst soon be GU
vlnced, if thou viii order il 10 be weigh
cd against gold OF sllver.'---Alexander
ordered it 10 be done. A pair of scales
Hh' piphghls III ohuiI NdH pld1th III
one, a quantity of gold in the other /;
when, TO The establishment OF the bchol-
ders, the skull oyelbalanced the cold.
More gold was added, still the skull pre-
pondcraled. In short, the more gold
there was put into the one scale, the
lower sunk that which contained the
skull. Strange (cxelaimod Alexander, }
tlat 50 small a portion Of matter should
outweigh SO large a mass of gold L.
there nothing HAT will countcrpDise il Z
Yes answered the philosopher, a We
~ littlc matter viii do it, They then
took some earth, covered the skull with
II, when Immediately down went the
gold, md the opposite scale assembled.
This is very extraordinary, said Alex
ander, astonishcd , can you explain dls
strange phenomenon 2 Great King
SAID the sac, : this Fragments the sock
et OF a human eye, which, though small
IN compass, IS yet unbounded in It's de-
SIRE I; the more il las, the more it
Graves ; neither gold nor silver, nor any
other earthly possession, can ever salts
!fy it. But when onCe IL is LAID in The
crave, and covered with a little earth,
there IS an end to It's lust and ambition
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-02

DIR. DRTSDEN'S Cclebrated Rheumatic
P0WdcrS Recommended by the most
respectable physicians in Europe as well as in
America as a safe and certain cure Tor the
Rheumatism and Rheumatic Gouf.
n Judicious practitioner in London, speaking
~ Of these powders, expresses himselfhUS.-
" | have (says he) employed all my skill aud tai.
ents to find out an useful peparatIon for the re-
lief and cure of Rheumatism, and ! most sotemHty
affirm, that | have never found amy thing 50 good,
so safe, aud so eDicacious, as DIR. Drisden's Rheu
matte Powders. You may depend upon it (Says
he) for have often experienced il, that they
possess every virtue that can justly be ascribed
10 any medicine for that tormentlng disease.
Here then (says he, AGAIN. you hayoa medicine
of superlatiyc efficacy and of intrinsic value
mild in its operation and certain IN lis ELECTS, and
which may be given with success IN a variety of
chronic diseases, but especially in obstinate
Rheumatism. II may he given 10 the youngest
children, aud to women i'll the most delicate stu
atoms. In pains of the face, &c. Il powder taken
at bed time viii give relief.
DR.. JENNINGS of Edinburgh, speaking ofthese
powders. saws, | have used them in my practice,
as well as in the hospitals, aud find them to be a
most valuable remedy in cases of Rheumatism
and well calculated to do much good, and there
fore recommend them TO general use being CON
iident in my own opinion, as well as that of 9th
ers, that no one will be disappointed who may
have occasion to use them.
Or. Clark ofNcW York, in a letter to the a
gent ofthe proprietor, concludes by saying, The
poorer class of people viii find in these powders,
a valuable and cheap medicine, for | have gen
orally found from one to two boxes have produ
ced a cure. and in some cases hall a box has had
the wished for effect, and in one instance a gen
tIeman who came under my care, laboring under
obstinate chronic rheumatism, attended with all
the symptoms of approaching consumption, by
continuing the use of the powders both diseases
were completely removed, and | am, OF an opln-
ION, that this medicine viii prove a valuable rem
edy in complaints ofthe chest, as well as meu-
matisla, Prepared and sold Try
NJ. S. DRESDEN. NJ. ID.
No. 10. ST. PautS, London.
Who has appointed DR.. ROBERT HARRIS,
JR. of Philad,l pbia, die only agent in the United
States. to vcnd the Rheumatic PopderS with
full powder TO appoint other agents where h
may think proper.
j. TIE subscriber is appointed Agent and
has or sale . few dozen boxes Of DR.. bfiSdeaS
Rheumatic Powders, each box contains p doses.
Price 81 % Per Box.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Apollecary and Druggist.
July Sd. t24Aa2
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Our passions are like conyulsiye fits
which tho they make us stronger for
the time, leave US weak ever after.
SwN.
AuthorS,--Some authors write Mons.
sense in a clear style, aud Others sense
in an obscure one ; some eau reason
without being able to pefsuade, others
can persuade without being able to rea-
son ; some dive so deep that they de-
scend into darkness, and others soar SO
high that they give us no light; and
some in vain attempt to be cutting and
dry, give Us ouly that which IS cut and
dried We should labour therefore
To treat with ease all things that are diff
fcult (: with familiarity, things that are
novel and with perspicaisy. things than
are profound--Aaon.
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RICH AND CHOICE GOODS
Al reduced prices.
FOR F'tTI 1926.


Y.fcKEE, ROBINSON &. co. feel plea.
~ I sure in announcing TO their friends aud
the public, the arrival of upwards OF 6o Pack
ayes of Fail Goods, comprising all the Fash.
ionable Novelties of the season. In addition
a neat assortment Of China and Glass Ware
London cloths and caseimeres Of superior
quality aud al very low prices
Cassinetfs for servants wear at hall their tor
mer prices -,
Camle; aud Plaid Cloaks of unusually full
sizes and very low
Ladies Plaid Cloaks, a comfortable winter
article.
Black satin striped Gros de Naples, a new
and beautiful article for ladies' dresses.
Biz. aud col'd. ig'd silks, rich aud deslrabls
shades -,
Mrrino shawls and Scarfs 81 yds. long with
rich end figures
Splendid Ganze Barege and Chiiian Silks OF
evegv shade and price
Robbineft Wells OF the finest work and hnish
Understandable Calicnes' a complete assort-
ment oftre richest patterns aver exhibited
Beautiful Belt Ribbons, velvet and shaded OF
superior style
with a great variety Of other new Goods,
which with Others daily looked for, enables
them TO hold ont great inducements TO Their
low and country customers.
r - Country merchants are respectfully IN
yitrd to call and view their assortment.
Nov. %.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-02
QUEEN %ELIZAKETH.

When Queen Elizabeth visited Fal.
fenstope, the inhabitants employed their
parish clerk to versify THEN address,
The mayor being introduced, he with
great gravity mounted a three legged
tool, aud commenced his p6etieal declS
ration thus ::
q mighty Queen,
Welcome 10 Falsentteen4
Elizabeth burst oui in a loud roar a
laughter, ~ without giving his WORSHIP
tlme TO recover himself, she replied
You sreat fool,
Get off that steel
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SNaATHANIEL WINSTON-At tine junction
III of Nam Street with the Alley leading 10 d
| from Friends to Martins or Stone Ware house, of
fcrs to the public, by wholesale or retail, "a gene
raj assortment OF GROCERlES, on as good terms
H. can be had in this market, confident they are
ell bought, bat will not promise on better Oh
cheaper, consisting in part Of
Best filled sacks of Salt, twilled sacking
sugar and Coffee of different qualities
\. Orleans and ". |. Molasses
Mould and Sperm. candles, a. 10 SS
Iurpentinc and transparent Soap
GuupoWdcr and Imperial Tea, fresh
Cut and wrought Nails and Brads
Patent Balances, with and without frames
Window GLASS, s by 10, H. lOby l., X Putty
Smithfeld and mountain Bacon, winch | Will en-
gage to furnish Ivy the season
New Mackerel and Hcrrings
tcw casks of rich Cheese
Best Brown Tanners Oil
suffolk Tar. and Carolina Moss for mattresses
Assortment Of Hardware, Crockery, Glass and
Farther Ware
Blind. snaffle and CCrb Brides
Collars, Wagon, cart and eig whips
Hacks best and common oegars
Mems and boys wool and fur Hats
Salt Pctrc. Giauber Salts, Mustard
Allspicc, Pepper, Ginger, Indigo, Madder and
Copperas
Iron. German and blistercd Steel
Genuine Madeira and Malaga Wine
London and Philadelphia Porter
Cotton Sheeting and Shifting, 0snaburgs
81 and 4 IL point Blankets
600 III. beautiful Cotton yarn
10 bbls of Cider
For which | will receive any kind Of produce
brought 10 this market at the best cash prices.
NATHL. WINSTON.
March 20 is62
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Nem ArLilnL Of MedLcines.
W W Ek II. MiDDIEloS IS
w nov receiving sixty three

be warranted genuine.
lie has recently purchased the entire stock OF
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyc-stufs, &c.
of Docts. Owens q Leokic, which in addition 20
his stock on hand, together with his new arrival,
renders his assortment extensive and complete.
His friends aud the public, as we'll as the Gus
TONERS OF Owens & Leekie, are assured tiat they
can be furnished on the most favorable terms.
Practitioners OF Medicine, country merchants
and others who purchase largely can be supplied
at a small advance above the northern prices and
good bonds taken in payment.
The greatest attention paid to the compound
ing of medicine; and he pledges himself to deli
yer no article out Of his establishment but what
IS Of the purest quality.
July II. ts9b
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~ Ok BlNDERY.-The subscriber has lat
- " procured an additional first rate Boooh
Binder, which enables him 10 do all work i
that line, with neatness and dispatch. He ha
received direct from Philadelphia, "A very large
supply Of paper of very superior quality, when
enables him 10 do any kind of BLINK York at a
minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, and the pub.
lie generally mayrely on having any work or
dercd Of me, faithfully done and made out OF the
best materials and at very low pricrs.-Pcrsons
wishing books bound are requested to bring them
forward Immediately as | am somewhat at lcis.
ire and can do them much better than when !
am pushed with ork. The public are further
informed thai | bind books at much lower prices
than they ever were known to be done at in this
part of the country, and in a much more superb
or manner. ADRIAN K. NORTH,
Ecb. o. ts27
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July 81

n AMPS LIN,EED O1L.-Waltcr II. Mid
II dlcton, has ttis day received a large guam
tity Of superior Winter Strained Lamp Od.-N-
so Lin,ced Oil, opnit 1urpentinc, White Lead,
&c.
Noy. l3. ts27
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EDINBURGH REVIEW.

No IS, for sept. ls16,
Just received aud ready for subscribers. At the
Book store of ADRIAN K. NORTH.
Feb. 20.
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TO UNDERTAKES.

TO UNDERWRITERS.
''t undersigned Commissioner will attend
- 3" N~h'rlotte Court House. on the Sd. day
M u Tor the purpose Of contracting for the
sL. ", a Jan, al Charlotte Court House
rii by 81 feet, two stories high, to be
GLEN CARRINGTON,
HENRY \. WATKINS
A. d. ALEXANDER,
JAMES z, MARSHALL,
rrc IL JOHN MORTON.
80 tctl2S
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QUARTERLY REVIEW.

No. Is. for sept. 1870,
just received and lof delivery at the new cheap
Book Store Of ADRIAN K. NORTH.
Feb. "a.
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NAEW MuSlC.-Fhe subscriber has The plea
81 sure of informing the ladies aud gentlemen
of Lynchburg, thai he has received direct from
Philadelphia, a very valuable selection of NEW
MUSIC. for the Fiano-fortc, German Flute, Cla-
rlonet, Sc. &c. all of which he is determined to
sell very low. ADRIAN Il. NORTH.
June II.
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n YNCHBURG FEMALE hCADEMY.-
IA The Spring aud summer Session wi
commence on Monday, the 10Th inst,
ALEX. I. DOUGLAS.
Feb. I6. %
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW

No. 81. for January. 1877
just received and for sale, and delivery TO sub
s%cribers,at the New Bookand Stationary, Store of
ABRAM * NORTH.
Feb. 20.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-02-09
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

Letters from Lisbon of the 10th, recei-
we'd at Havre, mentioned that the Portu-
guese insurgents had been beaten by the
militia of the country.
A Paris paper of the 18th says, we are
informed that orders have just been sent
to the military divisions on the borders OF
Spain to despatch all their disposable force
to Bayonne. These troops, it is rumored,
are intended to enter Spain Immediately.
The Memorial Bordelais gives some
further particulars Of the attack on Bragan-
"a by the Portuguese Refugees under the
MARQUIS de Chaves. Their success was
accompanied by serious excuses. For ex-
ample. the 400 men who had intrenched
themselves in the castle of Braganza, after
having been forced to capitulate, were all
shot.
The Courier Francois states that the
new law project on the Press, will prohib-
it not only the personal acts ofthe kingto
be criticised, but also all the pastoral letters
of Bishops, and even the sermons of prea-
cheers.
The Russian American Company are
fitting out an expedition to explore the
western coasts Of North Americr, towards
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PROBATE NOTICE.

At Court of Probate holden at Salisbury,
aothin and for the District Of Sharon, on the
Esd dag Of January, 1927. 81
Present SAMUEL CHURCH, JUDGE.
Upon the Petition of Aaron Crane of said
Salisbury, showing to this Court that he is
Guardian of Mary Ann Crane, Emeline
Crane, Ezra Crane, and Frederick Crane. of
said Salisbury, minors that said minors arc
the owners of real estate situated in said Sa-
lsbury, viz An undivided right as tenants il
common in that part of the real estate of
Thomas Conklin, late of said Salisbury, de-
ceased, which is under the ncnmbrance of
the dover ofthe widow Anna Conklin; being
four-sixth parts of that share which descend
ed to Polly Crane, late of said Salisbury. de-
ceased, the mother of said minors, as one of
the heirs at law of said Thomas Conklin, val
ued at about forty dollars praying for liber-
ty to sell the same, as her petition on file, da-
ted January Esd, 1897.
Whereupon, this Court doth order that said
petition be continued until the fourth Tues
day in April next, at nine O'clock A. M. at
the Probate Office in Salisbury, and doth fur
ther order that said Guardian give public no
tice by publishing this order ia the Litchfeld
County Post, newspaper printed at Litch-
field, three weeks successfully, at least six
weeks before the said fourth Tuesday in A
pril next. A copy of Record.
81 SAMUEL CHURCH, Judge.
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greatness should be sorry to douht-may we
not point to him that fills the highest Office OF
the nation that there are-amid the intrigues
ofthe selfish is there not many noble disin-
terested spirit. How beautiful, how sublime,
and how feeling, are some of those eulogies
pronounced upon those two great lights to
virtues and to glory's paths, which on our
day of JubiIee the lamp of life ceased to sup
port. We can eulogise the eulogists, and
with pride alIude to Writ, Johnson, Web
ster, Gushing, and various others, saying
with exultation, these are my countrymeD.---
The character of American females, too, we
trust, is not taking a retrogade course---but
with the march of mind is progressing also in
vrtue---that virtue which is the best security
for their happiness, and the happiness and
true greatness oftheir country. C..
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MARRIED


In Cornwall, Mr.. Stephen J. Gold to Miss
Sarah F. Calhoun, daughter Of DR.. John Cal
houn.
In this town, on the 4th ult widow Mar
tina Curtiss, aged 81, formerly of Walling-
ford.
In Middetown, on the Slst ult, Miss Mary
Ann Greenfield, aged % daughter of Mr.. T.
Greenfield.
In Cornwall, VT. Capt. Philip Warner,
aged IS, formerly of Ellington, Conn.
In Boston, DR.. VIM. Oliphant, Surgeon
General of the U. Army, during the Revolu-
ton. He was wounded at the battle of York
town--he afterwards lived in President Ad-
ans family for several years.
In West Bridgewater, Mr.. Robert Green, a
colored man, pensioner of the U. S. suppo-
sed to be 1O6 years ofage.
In Pepperell, Mass. Jan. Goth, Mrs. Eliza
beth Billiard, aged 7s, relict of the late Rev.
John Billiard of Pepperell, and sister of Mr..
Joseph Adams Of this village.
The Editor of the Farmers ADVOCATE g.
4Steuben Advertiser is requested to publish the
above death.