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BRISTOL, April 25-arr brig Olive Branch
Gladding, IL ds fir Havana.
NEWPORT, April 25-arr brigs Marcia, May
berry, and George, Jones,fr Havana, for Providence
NEW-HAvEN, April l9th-arr briggs Splendid,
Davis, and Charles, Hitchcock, w Indies.
BOSTON, April 24-arr ship London Packet,
Mackay, fr London and 43 ds fir Isle of Wight; brig
CLYDE, Stackpole, Havana, 16. Cid Asaph, Shaw,
Omoa; Sabra, Reed, New Orleans; Argus, Robbins,
do.
8; Brunswick, Skol6eld, Savannah, z. Cid sloop
Washington, Bacon, Providence.
26th, arr brig Alfred, Williams. fr Pernambuco -
Left 26th ult. Canton Packet, Bowditch, Salem, III;
Halscy, Saul, do 10 or l2 Octavia, Russell, loading,
unc when to sail; Globe, Devereux, Europe, or 4;
Centurion, Duncan, N Of Europe, unc loading; EN-
press, Bates, Havana, 2 or 8, do; Kanhaws, Reed.
Hamburg, loading; P. Henry Spauling, do about 20;
Brazilian, Andros, N York, 6 or 7; Elbe, Akin and
Gen Bolivar, Cobb, unc; Thomas Fowler, condemn
cd. The Tandem, Adams, had ar fr New York dis.
charged some freight, and sailed for Rio Janeiro.-
The Neptune. f Patagonia arr 18th, and sailed same
Cid schrs Nancy, stoddard, Hamburg; Malvina,
Moore, ST Thomas.
PORTSMOUTH, April 22-sailed, Caravan, for
Pernambuco.
PORTLAND, April 2s--arr Harriet, Gardner,
Havana, lS. Cid Philadelphia, Thayer, St Barts;
Mechanic, Simonton, Havana.
NEW-YORK, April 22-ar ship Eliza & Abby,
Gladding, Savannah, 6; Crusader, Courtney, Hava-
h,9.
23d, arr ships Princess Charlotte, from Newry, 56,
with $50 passengers; Sarah Thornton, Dickinson,
Mobile, 20; Louisa Matilda, Wood, Savannah, 8;
brig Albion, Carr, Wilmington, z; schrs Helen,
Howss, Chagrcs, (Feb 2) and 80 ds f. Coast Of San
Bias; Patriot. Whorf, Savannah 2; Lore, Harden,
Halifax. Cid ship John Adams, Atwood, Havre;
brigs William Penn, Bello, Tenerife; Bunker Hill,
Smith, Port au Prince; Lincoln, Mead, Hayre;
Reindeer, Knight, do; Charles Amburger, Savage,
Antwerp; schrs Liberty, Rivers, Vera Cruz; TOBIAS
CO, Sutherland, Tampico.
2ith, arr brigs Fenelon, Hayman, Trinidad de Gu
ba, 20; Packet Des Cayes, Gellei, Aux Cages, Is;
sloop Splendid, Brown, Providenee, B. Cid brigs
Rebecca, Moore, Madeira; Jane, White, Gibraltar;
WIN Howl.nd, Lee, Havre; Exploit, Blanchard, Ha-
vana.
25th, orr schr Pierce, Glover, Martinique, ls.-
Cid schr Independence, Tyler, Richmond
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PHILADELPHIA, April 20--ar Eclipse, la.
guira, Is; Messenger, Briggs, Providence. Ga o..
Bit, Green. New Orleans; Chase. Remington, Tam
pico.
22d, arr brigs American, Moore, ST Jaeo do Cuba,
II, Atlantic, Bailey, (of Wickford,) r. Messina, 81;
schr Ruby, L;nnikin, Matanzas, 9.
Esd, arr schrs Henry Waring, Washington, " & 4;
Fairplay, Wilmington, 4; sloop WIN Henry, Savan-
nah, 8.
2ith, arr brig Neptune, fr St Jago de Cuba; schrs
Forester, Byram, do; Joseph Meads, DAVIS Lagui-
CID Globe, Dixey, Liverpool
BALTIMORE, April 2l-~ schr Maria, Moore,
St Jago de Cuba, 10
22d, arr brigs Caledonia, Robinson, Rio Grande,
SO; sloop Rising Sun, Providence. Cid brigs Mary,
Fitch, Havana; schrs Alert, Cook, St Eustaa; Iris,
Cruihers, W. Indies.
23d, arr sp ship Carload, yincente, S, Jago de
Cuba, l5
ALEXANDRIA, April 2l-arr Br ship Killing.
buck, Howey, fl Antigua. She was ordered to de-
part in "a hours, and nothing permitted be landed
except passengers and their personal property, and
sailed 22d. for some port beyond the limits Of the U.
States.
RICHMOND, April Is-cld ship Hope, Curtis,
Bremen.
PETERSBURG, April 20-cld hrigs Emily, G od-
frey, London; Robert Patten, Davis, Copenhagen,
and market.
NORFOLK, April l9--arr schr Terrapin, Phin-
ney, Washington City. About 80 miles from Alex
andfia, picked up the crew OF schr WIN and John,
from Washington, which was capsized in sqall, and
one man drowned.
CHARLESTON, April l5--sailed, ships Ninrod
Greenock; Isaac Hicks, Liverpool Francis, do; Au-
rora, do; Bowditch, do Br barque Doris, do; brigs
Atlas, do; Lloyd, Antwerp; schr Mary Ann, BUR-,
New Orleans. -s,-.g 20 . b.
10th, arr brig Eunice, Stevenson, % days fr Cam
peachy, in distress, bound to Marsc,lles. Cid ship
Amethyst, Crocker, Liverpool.
SAVANNAH, April l6-arr ships Washington
Coffin, Liverpool, 81; Oge,horpe, Tuebner, do AZ.
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PORT OFPROVLDENCE.

ARRIVED,
WEDNESDAY April 25.
Sloop Venus, Child, from New York, with -four
&c. to Seth Adams, Jr. and others.
THURSDAY. April 26.
Schr William, Griffin, from Camden.
Sloop Fall River, Brayton, from Troy.
Sloop Abigail, Phillips, from Taunton.
Sloop Fame, Studley, fr Hallowell.
Steamboat Connecticut, Comstock, from N York
FRIDAY, aprI II.
sloop Empress, Thayer, 2 days from New York
with cotton, &c.
Sloop Noun, Moriah. Mathcwson, fr Warren.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, fr Warren.
Sloop REINDEER, Davis, from Troy.
Sloop Commerce, Whaley, from Newport.
CLEARED,
Brig Clarissa, Watson, New Orleans.
Schr Joseph, Baker, Portland.
Sloop Amity, Munro, New York.
Sailed on Thursday, schr Domestic, Hall, Phila-
delphia; soop Amity, New York.
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PIANO FORTE.

ESSONS will be given upon the Piano
lIForte, by a professional gentleman, at any
hours most convenient to his pupils. Those de-
sirous of learning this popular instrument, may
depend upon being taught in tho most expedi-
tious and scientific manner. Please apply at
No. 9, Washington-street, or at the Music Sa-
loon. Two very fine toned Piano Fortes, for
sale as above. April 2S
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. TALU UABLE REAL ESTATE.
On TUESDAY next, May LIST, on the premises

That valuable Real Estate situated at No,
90, Northumberland, being about 80 feet
on Northumberland, extending back 95 fact
to Middle-st. on which street il retains the
Same width. On the premises, fronting on
Westminster-street, is a ono story building
fronting about 20 feet on said street, extending
back about 40 feet in the rear on Middle-st.
is two story we'll finished dwelling House.
The above premises will be sold free from any
incumbrance, and an indisputable title will be
given. The sale will be peremptory to tho
highest bidder Conditions make known at
the time Of sale.
april rs MARTIN STODDARD, Auct.
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GREAT OK COLUMBUS.
Probably the largest in the world, tceighing
E0IIR TfIousANp POUNps.


FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS.
HyHIS extraordinary animal, will be exhibit
- ed during or days. at.MUNROE'S
COFFEE HOUSE
He was bred in Greenland, IN. H. and will
not be seven years old, until next June; and il
is the opinion of good judges; that he has not
yet arrived at his full size, but may be made TO
come up to the enormous weight Of 5000
pounds.
His form and proportion are very perfect.
and all who have viewed him, have expressed
the most entire satisfaction; and have pro-
nounced him to be one Of the most noble, and
extra ordinary sights, ever exhibited.
The place Of Exhibition is conveniently pre-
pared for the accommodation Of visitors; and
ladies and children, wishing to view the noble
animal, can be gratified with perfect safety.
The place will be kept open, until O'Clock
each evening, and well lighted.
April %
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THE AMERICAN HOTEL (.Naw- York.

TIE .4.NERIC.4.N HOTEL (.Ni,D- York. }
YENIlIS extensive aud commodious establish.
Il ment, situate No. 223, Broadway, fronting
the Park, in the vicinity Of the City Hall, the
Park Theatre, and the Principal Public Institu-
tions, in fashionable part Of the city, and most
conveniently located for visitors, whether Of
business or pleasure, viii! he opened on Tuesday
May lst. 1927, by II. Blake. hto Of Providence,
anil T.. Bordman, OF New York. The arrsns-
ments Of this Hotel combine the advantages OF
numerous private parlours for families, with
chambers and at the same time enable the oc-
cupants 10 offer to their guests a siAs'e bedroom
with fire place to each There are three stair
cases.-Each story has passage extending the
whole length, and communicating with one Of
those stuirways at each extremity. The Pub
lie Dining Room is large md airy. The Halls
throughout the Hotel are spacious aud light.
The wh,l, establi ,hnent IS finished IL neat
and elegant style, and will be conducted in a
manner corresponding with its magnitude and
which il is confidently believed will entitle the
to fair proportion Of the public pat
ronage. BLAKE BOARDMAN.
.Ntw- York, .fpra rs.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

BRISTOL, April 27.-List Of vessels left at Ha-
vana, 12,h inst. by the Francis, 25th.-Ships
Charlotte, Church, just from Bristol; Iris, lead
ing for Gibraltar; brgs Tontinc, Hatch for Gbral-
tar, to commence loading in ds; Harvest, Eldredge,
waiting freight; Benjamin Rugglcs, Waite, just arr
fr Newport; Sampson, Purkis, for Marse,lles; Rob
ert Cochran, Almy, dis; Castillo, Frink, for New
Orleans.
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L. b. VOSE'S
BOARDING HOUSE,

C0ngress-street-South of TIE Post Office,
BOSTON.
SUCCESSOR TO MRS. II. vosE.)
VHNHIS new and commodious House has late
II ly been fitted up to accommodate those
ladies and gentlemen with neat and convenient
apartments, who may be pleased to favour her
with their patronage. April %.
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BY MARTIN sToDDARD.
PREYS.

On THIS DAY, April 2s, At I o'clock, in
the afternoon in the Methodist Chapel.
number of Pews, pleasantly situated, BE-
longing to the Society, will be sold on credit
ofsix months. BY order Of the Committee,
april 2l MARTIN STODDARD. Auctsr
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VESSELS SPOKEN.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Lon. 46, brig Independence, Hanna, Of this port,
Is ds fir Wilmington for Hull.
Off Capo st Augustine, brig Combine, 81 ds from
Salem for Coast Of Patagonia.
Feb IL, Cape Horn N N 4 lS0 miles, brig Flight,
Storer so DIS fr N York for Valparaiso.
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HDURE SPiRlT,-GEO. s. R.47TfBONE,
n offer. ior sale, landing from soop Ann, G
hhds. pure Spirit april e5
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HO[LNE LOTS.

On WEDNESDAY. May Si.t, on the prem
iss at ~ O'Clock NJ.
Three valuable House l. It's, pleasantly situat-
ed on tho south side of Traus street. ca, lot be-
ing so feet front, on said street, extendin. back
about 100 feet. Conditions liberal, aud made
known at the Auction Room.
April 23
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
THIS DAY, at half past 10 O'Clock,

I'm the premises--
NHAT valuable lot Of Land situated at the
II corner Of Power and Hope streets, being
about i2s feet square, with q new dwelling
house thereon, which can be completed in y
few weeks. The building is 2s by 81 feet,
with an addition, Is by % feet, two stories
high, and is one Of the most pleasant situations
in this town.
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N.-33 bbls Chids' Gin, superior quality
" landing from sloop Flash. for sale by
april 25. GEO. S. RATHBONE.
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PAWTUCKET STAGE.

YNHE Proprctors Of the Providence and
Il Pawtucket Post Coach, respectfully in
form the public, that they have made arrange
ments to place on the Turnpike Road between
this place and Pawtucket, line of Stages and
Post Coaches, which will commence running
this morning, April 81, and will run as follows:
The Post Coach will leave this town, this
day at half seven and IL, and 4 O'Clock, pre-
ciseiy, and will leave Pawtucket, at half past
eight halfpast /, and half past S. Passen-
gers taken from Hodges, Wider's, Monroe's
and Clarke, in Providence; and in Pawtucket
at Hodges and Biake's, until further notice.
Fare IL 1-2 cents. Z. BLAKE, Agent.
April 2l.
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ID AISINS.--20 half casks Malaga Raisins,
10 for sale by A. M. ViNTON.
April 25
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AMP PAIGNE WINE.

CHAMPAGNE WINE
WYNN. WALL, has just received direct
w from the importer, a few dozen superior
Champagne, at Nos. and 10 South Main-st.
April 20
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hR. LEWIS l.. MILLER, has removed
-B1 from Franklin, Mass. and taken house
IN Westminster street. Providence, over the
Bank Of North America, to attend to his pro.
fession in the practice of Physic and Surgery.
april 25 4w
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BOMBAZINES
HARDWARE.

HARDWARE.
RE ARTlN STODDARD, No. Market-sq
1V1 offers for sale on favorable terms,
Cask low priced Knives and Forks, assorted
do Pen and Pocket Knives
do Curry Combs
10 dozen German Hand Saws, which will be
sold at unusually low prices. April 2s
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Also Immediately after the above.

The lot owned by Gideon Barker situated on
John street, next West Of the Bowen Bleach
ing Co. and 65 feet front, and l20 feet back,
together with four Dwelling houses, and q
Carpenters shop, a good well Of water, cis-
terms, and other convenences
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x sASN CADET kNIM
S8N MARINE LIST. 8S

Full Sea-Ths Day, 10h lm--Sunday, 10h 49m-
Monday, llh 37m-Tuesday, l2h "a.
subtracng gives o5high Newport
adding hours minutes the time OF high Boos
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ID UM.-l0 hhds st. Croix Rum, prime quail
IL ity, landing from sloop Superior, for sale
by GEO. S. KATHBONE.
april 25. "
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BOARD WANTED by two young lades; q
- situation near the Theatre, is wished. In.
quIre at this Office. april %
HNAVERN sigma large and elegant Tav-
Il ern Sign. for sale at No. 9o. Weslminster
street, next door west Of Schafer's Long Room.
I april %
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DOMESTIC GOODS.


give quotations accordingly. q. .,,.
Do Do do do d do; do. - 81 a 1Gs Hs DO DO
DO sisaesed, ! DO. 3 9 ,ss 70 do do
Do Do fine N. or1. Co,t IL IS do
Do do Sea Isl. do IS 20 do
sheetings, bleached, A yd. i2a do
Checks, Indigo Blue, do. ii Gis 90
wiudham Co. shis,'gs, S. Isl:sls,
l.ppit, DO do, S.. 14s
Coventry do do, II
Harris do brown sheetings, n
Green do do do, 10
COTTON YARN.
Twist, No. S to 10, IS cents.
Twist and Filling, No. 10 to I6, rs 27 do
Above Is, add l cent a number
FEATHERS.
The demand is steady, at our quotations.
1.-Two Geese, lb. 30 SIt cents
FLOUR.
We do not alter quotations for this article
there is no demand for export, aud the Canal Flour
is taken up by the Grocers on arrival.
There is but little Southern Flour in market.
West Can. bl. S52 a6 BAH. Wharf, $6a
y; : yGst s. sasssh'a sss S1sFssn sas q q 8
FISH.
Goldfish are in fair demand. Mackarsl are scarce,
and principally held by one house.
Dry Cod, quin,. $2a Mackarel No. 2, ga 81
snsle, qua. $ls az do. No; 8, nome
MsckareI, Nc, /, 6 a 81 Herrings, sm. bx.70a IS
FRUIT.
There is no dry fruit in Market and our quotations
are nominal The market is completely glutted with
Oranges and Lemons. A small lot Of Malaga Raj
sins, Loring" brand, arrived this week, and were
Immediately sold at $s. We continue quotations:
Sicily Oranges, $2t 8 Raisins, Mus. bx2t Y
S,ciiy Lemons, "a bunch ,bx.St a 81
Raisins, NAL OK. "a a 8 Raisins, bm. bx. 2!a2t
GLASS.
Sales Of Boston, at retail.
bv X 100 feet. $l2t I3
Thy g. do do. i4t 10
BY 10. do do lot 10
Pittsburg, 6 by 8 and by 8, 540 o.
GRAIf<.
A cargo Of Southern Corn was Sold at auction on
wednesday-deliverable from board-at 6Ot a
6lh cts. We quote
Rive, bushcl, S5 a 80 N. Corn, vel. bu. 65 a 40
Beans, white, IA IL Soth do white do 60 IS
HEMP.
Russia, clean, ton, $3.50 800
INDIGO.
The sale of Indigo in this market, is extremely
limited. Two or three houses control the market,
and there is little demand for any kind excepting
Beppal Sales in small lots, for first quality; $24
"a.
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Havana brown Sugar continues in active demand,
and prices have been readily obtained.
New Orleans, 81 81 Philadelphia lump. Is
Hav White, i2l IA Do loaf, IL ~
Brown, 8 al04
TEAS.
We are not aware Of any alteration in this article.
The demand is steady for the retail trade. We quote
Hyson, lb, 95 a l05 Hyson Skin, 60 10
Young Hyson, do, 80 10 souchong, CO II 70
TOBACCO.
The various brands Of manufactured brought to tins
market, make it almost impossible to give quotations,
almost every grocer having iavorite. We do not
alter our quotations.
No. ], lb, ilsl2 No. 2, Id. 6a 10
No. 3, 3a5
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BANK STOCK.

We arc not aware any sales of Exchange, Provi-
dence, Merchants or North American Bank Stock,
have been made for time past, and our prices
may be considered nominal.
Last sales Of Roger Williams stock, 81 for S75
paid in--Union stock, s 55 for s so paid in.
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"O LET, and possession given immediate
Il ly, convenient house in Walker-street--
rent reasonable. RHODES G. ALLEN.
April 2s.
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NEXT WEDNESDAY,
TIME drawing of the UNION CANAL
IL LOTTERY, will take place.
$4,000 HIGHEST PRIZE.

Whole Tickets 81. and parts in proportion.
for sale at BOURN'S
april 90 Franklin House,,
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WINES,

A small lot Of Sweet Malaga arrived this week
from New-York, and is held at 63 cents The de-
mand is fair, and stock on hand very light.
az
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Wind nrm5s

=
Too little attention has been gwen 10 dry sea-
soned timber for headings and slaves II should
be seasoned thoroughly dr.. The moisture ~
green wood contains an acrimonious and corro-
siye acid, fan more delercrons and destructive
than SO much wafer. AID very great INJURY -
loss has often ben sustained py green hogs
heads. and parity gre.ai
T. car not, ~ planters of Virginia. that you
will ever oyerstock the world win fine ioDac-
90, aiid thereby reduce the price. The mo =
fine You make, the less will be made ia In
rope aud other countries not Indis enous nor 50
coasenlal 10 IFS production.
Tie low, doh state Of the markets for the
common aud inferior, Is not the result OF too
nInch II Is the consequence Of our inferior quali
y, bui little Or better than hat Is made Oh
The Continent OF Europe, which comes in com
petition With our inferior.
Make more, bettcr-makc all good and you
will gel good prices Tor all but have heard
some Of you say, not 50. TO such beg leave
10 reply, by asking Is interior Tea cheap be.
cause there is too much lea II all the India
Tea were good, all would command good prices
We can rafse Tea also, but our country aud
climate iorbids our making il 50 fine and fla
grant rs that " Inch Is made IN India. Just 81
"nh all the I Tobacco winch may be made III
countries aud cliin"s not Indigenous non congo
nial 10 the maximum 81 its peri, ction.
II any one country or chime hath n decldcd
natural advantage over any other in the prodnc-
ton Of any article, as is ennentiy the Gaze
with India as 10 lea, and America as to lobae-
90, thu result would inevitably be thai a whole
crop made 10 the greatest perfection the coun-
ny most conRenial TO It's production, will be
worth more than If pant we're fine and part
Northumberland thai winch may be made IN
countries less favourable vii compete more val
the inferior than with thr fine.
If am Incorrect in TINS iIypoihe.is, ] yield
all prefenhons 10 logic But ityou admit my
reasoning 10 be correct, 60 ON TO perfection
and pfomii by your Improvements, which Is til
"ish and desire Of, houriricnd.
FREDERICK OKONOkI.,
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CampbcH Couniy Colut. June a. ISL D.,
John !. lour,on Compt. against Pleasant i'i' ~,
Ghrrt llayth, eN'rs OF Thomas liayth, he' ." ~
In llHntcrY. tl4
The defendant Pleasant IInth NIL having en'r'' =
appearance and given security asrordiGE :" it' r.,
Assembly and the rlurs of tins court aHd 1t my a. a
to the court thai he i, not an Ahah,ant ol s = ,
ordered that he do appear here on the ,ef"h@ 4' -,
October nt.,t, ,nd answer the complainant mn y" 49,,
Older be inserted IN some newspaper poh'-.s. +,
l}nehur9, for tN months successfully, ana ~. me-
the front door of the courthouse Of tins county Oh
court day. ACuPy-lr:tc ..,..,-,,,.p 81
81 JOHN AIAANbLh' ~
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Messrs Pleasant Hagth ond Gdbea HGWh'
%lAkE notice on Saturday The mSi "'f -
Il September 1897, at the Union iio'S w. :"
Lynchbulg. shall take the depoSitlohs "i Wv,
W Megan, &c 10 be read on the tial nl IN
hove CauSe-lf from any cause sud ne o''''9 a.,
shall not be taken on that day, then ana III ~
case they will hc taken ON the slh ct ih' sou.
month at the same place--when and "he'e -
tend Yours, sc. ....vs
JOHN F. JOHNSON
JulY Of. ''s"''
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[from 4 anaLa hancfl

The Ottawa ,team boat Union, is the mo-,
wonderful Other .p,ces. She can ,al mast
tdstrr against ihe eaa.e nt tIan VIM it. Whom
the Hood toani down the Grand River. then nc
pal,,, quicl> passages but wien Siil wgis.
prevails she gets lazy. Carpenters should ,tadg
ncr model and | would not he BIZ surprised
should a ,teamerhe made 10 steam the / ais i
NJJoaIa
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-26
NEW cons, MEAL,

Nor Corn. perfectly ,ipc Il part Of the Con
Of Nj ELISHA PErBtEs Of Dnpidd.e. ~
brought 10 Town ON frday lasr. tor the purpose
eronnd into Meal. Tins instanceis IL,
earliest within our recollection
lPei Int. jdtg r.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-26
IARGE EEIlrS

The Editor of The dmtri"aH to,n.r acl<eops
lodges u present Of Strawberries from South \.
meficH measuring nearly iou inches la orcufl.
rnce-- ard Of an Apricot which crew IN bsIuA
more, measuring seStu inches IL cluumefcGVe
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ln1e'd.ia''ly Efd'e again to NJ s,a,...,
9 T. Letter "hiet bas EXCITED the po1,,ay -
Il was shown BY Mr.. soutlrald IN ,se'',as
w., arG as matter ofaefaal earias,,a '.,z'd =
"i ten Jaeison's friends alt45s.' nm en-
lis c1n'""ts. aaa o.flied lor.ras-, N. .,aa'' a
70 'eo" Il airl= .u'l upon p",ezsl. f.a..... '.1a
fhrr IS iiiebd ot lev. "a -..,. 1'->5ed .l'.s
that l'''a Mi Southland O., #ef,.t w, ..lara'
sh., t. aeeoide'slv. So aetse .,. VS. 4
sinai have mofeot q pttal. ~
aig'yt1n9 Re}a.b -.
!'s s'-'e " The l tef Soufin,i thai D.
se'ee,s on hoara t''e packet toat Nv =
bound tom Schenectady To- trr, an. -
the 9TH instant, TO degclope ,ho5r opinion. ~
approaching Presidential eleclr,,. ~. "a ~
wore, "'eh aud every passenger dccIaaa' -,
"hat State OF the Union he beioneed al 49,. I.
he would wish l. be lhe nfxt president Or, ''s
nred States. Twelve States. IL ail ben'
were thu, accidentally represented angt d. "es
STOOD as follows ''e Voc