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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
AR RIVED,
SATURDAY,, yuiu u2l.

SATURDAY, July2l.
Brig Sampson, Purkis, ID days from Havana, wit h
molasses, sugar and coffee, to Richmond 4 Andrews.
Spoke, lat 25, Ion 70, brig Louisiana, days fr Mo-
bile for Glasgow.
SUNDAY, July 22.
Steamboat Connecticut, Coms'ock, from N York,
20 hours.
Schr John S. Spence, Davis, from Norfolk, with
corn, to Seth Adams, Jr.
Schr Sally Hope, Baker, from Boston, with mer-
chandise.
Schr Mars, Marchant from fishing.
Sloop Susannah, Bourne, Sandwich.
Sloop Catharine Mara, Penney, River Head.
Sloop zebra, Rogers, ir Westhanpton.
Sloop Pacific, Griffin, from River Head.
Sloop Eliza Ann, Smith, lr River Head.
Sloop Sarah, Ingraham, from Warren.
Sloop Narragansett, Williams, Taunton.
sloop Spartan, Presbrey, fr Taunton.
MONDAY, July %.
Schr New Hope, Cowell, Portland.
Schr Mary, Pearl, Manchester, Mass.
Schr Retscy 6. Polly, Baker, Bath.
Schr Betsey, Perry, Gardner.
Schr Thomas, Hatch, Gardiner.
Schr Jane, Thompson. Danyers.
Schr Columbia, Benson, Sico.
Schr Frances, Baker, Saco:
l.. sloop Superior, Child, frcm Ncw-York, (22
hours to Newport,) with iron, flour, wool, dye wood
&c. to John Farnum, Carpenter s. Hodges, and 9th.
crs.
U. L. sloop Empress, 1hayer, 36 hours fin New
York.
Soop Eliza, Smith, fr Warren.
Sloop William H. Allen, Pearse, from Bristol.
Sloop Two Brothers, Gardner, from East Green
wch.
Sloop Lucy Emeline, Spnk, from Wexford
Sloop Leopard, Allen. from East Greenwich.
Sloop Fame, Walden, from Newport
Sloop Emellne, Miller, from Bristol.
Sloop Sarah, Williston, BRISTOL.
Slaop Accommodation, Cooper, Newport.
Sloop Betscy, Phlnney, Gardiner.
Sloop Mary Ann, Prinney, Gardner.
Slop FAIR Play, Hazard, from Westport.
Sloop Argonaut, Borden, from Troy.
Steam boat Long Branch, Mather, I'm New York,
via New London.
TUESDAY,, July "a.
Schr Leander, Mathews, Bath.
Schr Honor u Amey, Norton, Bangor.
Sloop Edward, Smith. 8 DAYS from Baltimore, with
corn and -four, to David Barton.
Sloop Reindeer, Davis, from Troy.
Sloop Henry, Ray, from Nantucket, with oil and
candles.
Sloop George and Mary, Walden, from Newport.
Sloop Gen Washington, Godfrey, ir Tauntor.
Stelm boat Washington, Bunker, from New York,
20 hours.
BELOW, ship, supposed to be the Hazard,
Chace, from Liverpool.
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tSHlNGTON LODGE LOTTERY,
N>OR the erection OF a Masonic Hall, and
ID the encouragement OF a Free School,,
draws in this to yn on the Sth of August next
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CLEARED.

CIEAKED,
Big Robert Cochran, Almy, Gibraltar-by s. &
A. u. Arnold.
Brig Sarah Ice, M'Kenzie, Wmington--by Hum
phry y Everett.
U. l.. sloop Splendid, Read, New York-by Poi
ter & Eddy.
U. l.. soop New York, Willard, New York-by
Potter & Eddy.
Sailed on SUNDAY, schr Gold Huntrcss, Currc, for
Charleston; on Monday, brig Sarah Lee. M'Kcn-
zle, Wilmington; sloop George & Phebe, New Bed
ford; yesterday, brig Robert Cochran, Almy, Gbral-
tar; soop New York, Willard, New York.
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THIS DAY.

ETNION Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
u 18th class, new series, to be drawn this
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r. l. WEST BAPTIST SOCIETY," LOTTERY.
SIXTH :las'-io be drawn in this town,
~ on the iSt OF August.
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Sf OHD.1f , Jufy zl.
Brig Sampson, Purkis, Is days from Havana, with
molasses, sugar and coffee, to Richmond & Andrews.
Spoke, lat 25 Ion 79, brig Louisiana, days r Mo-
bile for Glasgow.
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Tickets at S2, md shares in proportion, for
sale at
ALIENS
Truly Lucky Office,
July %. No. II. Mcrke'-st.
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Have mot seen what human things could dol
From the loud roar of foaming calumny,
To the small whisper of the as paltry few,
And subtler venom of the reptile crew,
The Janus glance ofwhose significant eye,
Learning to lie with silence, would seem true,
And without utterance, save the shrug or sigh,
Deal round to happy fools, its speechless obloquy
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~ HINCKLEY, Portrait, Miniature,
W Military Sfanda d, Fancy and Orna-
mental Pointer, has removed his painting es-
tablishment to No. 80, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., next
door west of Mr.. Schaffcr's Long Room, and
two doors east Of the Universalist Chapel
where he would be grat6ed TO execute any or
ders in the following branches of his profess
ion, vz.--Portrats and Miniatures, Military
Standards, Fancy and Ornamental Painting Of
every description, on wood. canvass, glass,
&c.-Plain and Ornamental Lettering, old
paintings retouched and vanished. Engrav-
ings and other pictures and framed; plain and
ornamental chair painting, and all kinds Of
painting usually done in such establishments.
Charges moderatc work faithfully and ex-
peditio,isly executed, and every effort made to
please his PATRONS
Being determined to devote his whole atten-
ton to the duties Of his profession, every exer-
ton will be made to render satisfaction to his
employers
Those who have pictures which they are
dcsirous to dispose Of, meet with a pur-
chaser by applying as above.
Sign Boards of all sizes constantly on hand.
may 2.
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TO BE CONTINUED.

REPUBLICAN, INsrITurIoNs.-The last
week, We had the pleasure Of Witnessing the
excellence Of our republican institutions, and
their happy operations on society, and the
thousand advantages they hold forth TO en-
courage the cultivation Of native genius, as
well as the rewards they confer upon the tenn
pcrato, the industrious, the diligcnt and the
pcrsevering.
Accidentally. we fell into the company Of
gentleman, a resident Of the State Of New
York, whose history happily illustrates the
common remark, that in this country any man
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Tae Opposition an Hiinois.-The Illinois
Reporter states that attempts have been made
to get up Jackson meetings in some OF the
counties in that State. On the FIRST day OF tho
Circuit Court, in Monroe county, notice was
given that meeting would be held on the
day following, the 18th March, for the pur-
pose of recommending General Jackson to the
people Of Illinois as a tit person for President.
A large number Of citizens .ind others assem-
bled on that day, aud after the meeting was
organized, resolution was offered agreeaoiy
10 the design of the meeting. AN amend
men, was offered 10 strike out all after the
word reso,rsd. which, after long discussion,
was pu, aside for an adjournment to the next
dav. Soon after the Chairman had taken his
seat At the adjourned meeting, motion to
sdionn witho,ft day was ru, and carried.
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FRUIT HILL-NORTH PROVIDENCE.

FRUIT HLL-NORTH PROVIDENCE.
VuNiE occupant of this fashionable place Of
IL resort, respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that it is now open for the summer
season: 1t is situated on an emiEence, which
comman Is 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 case and comfort:-His
earliest Cherries are now ripe; he keeps all
other kinds of Fruit that this climate affords; =
his Bar is supplied with choice Liquors, Wines,
8fc.--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 Alleys is in the
best order for the accommodation of those who
will please to visit his house for recreation.-
A few Boarders 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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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

A Lien & BELCHER, al No. A, Broad
"A Street, in the Store, formerly occupied by
the Messrs. Peck, offer for sale, complete
assortment of Hardware and Cutlery, at whole
sale at retail, as follows, viz
Knives and Forks; Pocket and Penknives;
Scissors and Shears; Butchers, Cooks, and
Shoe Knives; Razors and Strops; Thimbles
and Needles; an assortment Of Lolley's Sail
Needles; brass knob Locks; mortice and clos
OF ditte; stock and pad ditto; chest and trunk
ditto; till, drawer, and box ditto; odd Keys, Of
all sizes; bureau Knobs; trunk Handles; shoe
Avis and Tacks; ditto Hammers and Rasps;
snuff and tobacco Boxes; fish Hooks and Lines;
floor, hearth, and paint Brushes; brass and iron
Thumb Latches; Bits and Screws; cut and
wrought Nails and Spikes; iron Wire and sheet
Lead; brass Kettles, from l quart 10 20 gal
Ions; a complete assortment of hollow Ware;
odd bake pan Covers, of all sizes; sad and tai
lors' Irons; trace Chains; smiths Vices; cut
Brads and Tacks; clout Nails; Day & Martins
Backing, Sythes and Sneaths; cythe Stones;
patent hay and manure Forks; Hoes and Shov-
els; good assortment Of Woods Ploughs;
Hooks and Hinges; nest Weights; ring ditto,
z, IA, 20, and so pounds, by the quantity;
bench Plains; Chisels and Gouges; Hatchets
and Hammers; broad and narrow Axes; hand
and pannell Saws; compass and table ditto;
box Rules; plated Braces and Bits; trying
Squares; measuring Tapes; drawing Knives
iron Porringers and wash Basins; block tin tea
Pots; tin baking Plates; bed Cords and cod
Lines; plastering and brick Trowels; patent
Rat Catchers, complete article; general
assortment of Wings Files and Rasps; Glass
Paper; tin Lamps, &c. &c.-and in fact al
most every other article that is generally call
cd for at a Hardware Store.
We acknowledge to our friends and CUSTOM
ers Of Providence and its vicinity, the very lib
eral patronage that we have received the last
year, and solicit continuance of the same,
the wear ensuing June %.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

4 T town meeting Of the Freemcn of the
IA town Of Providence, holden by adjourn
ment. on the llth day of June, A. ID. 1927
Voted, that Tax of Forty Thousand Dollars
be levied and assessed upon all the Taxable
property of the Inhabitants and others owning
such property in said town.
Therefore we the assessors for s'id town,
call upon all concerned, to give in to us at the
assessors office, or at our respective dwellings,
true and Just list (such as the law requires)
oftheir Taxable Property within ten days as
the law directs.
VIM. LARNED,
JAMES u. ARNOLD,
JOSEPH 8. COOKE,
JOSIAH WHITAKER,
ANTHONY b. ARNOLD.
June I6.
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PAPER HANGINGS.

a Cases of French Paper Hangings, just re-
II ceived by E. QUARLES & CO.; amongst
them, are some New and Elegant patterns,
with rich Match Cloth Borders, which will be
sold very low, No. 80, wesiininsier-strcet,
doors East ofthe Uniycrsalist Chapel,
June 10 6w
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FRESH LEGHoRNs. &c.

- Il u. "A. TAYLOR, NoI1O, Market
L. square, have just received and this
morning opened, 2 cases of very superior Boli-
var Hats; I do Sochan Pongees; do blue
Italian sewing Silk; together with almost cve-
ry article called for in a Dry Goods Store, all
Of which are offered at reduced prices.
Also, on consignment, case Of mems Ma
nilla Hats, particularly adapted for the sum
: mer season. June 10.
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R. ISLAND SOCIETY FOR THE ENcoUR-

AGEMENT OF DOMESTIC INDUSTRY.
a MEETING ofthe Standing Committee
"A ofthe Rhode Island Society for the En-
couragcment Of Domestic Industry, will be hol-
den at the State House in Newport, on
THURSDAY next, 2sth inst. at O'Clock, p.
M. A general attendance of the Committee
is particularly requested. June %.
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We are aware, that the tale which We have
this day commenced, will not suit the palate
of many of our masculine readers; but as we
think that it may interest our fair friends, we
publish il without hesitation. II it is 'iaea-
dasica!,' and love-sick story, il is nevertheless
true, and will show how easily human happi-
ness is destroyed, by the untimely, and injudic-
ious Interference Of relatives, in cases where
the hearts best interest is concerned.
We flatter ourselves, that il will be read with
some satisfaction by the patrons Of this paper;
though it is probable that many of our good
friends, had rather the space it OCCUPIES, we're
taken up in giving publicity, to some long and
uninterestDg political article. With these re-
marks, we submit tine tale to our readers
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-22
NEW YORK ELECTIONS.

These elections, which hailed With such
rapmious shouts OF joy by the Heroitcs. are no
Indication OF the sentiment OF New York on the
Presidential question We would stake our
heads on Mr. Adamss getting the vote Of the
State Al my rates, be NH dcsperamiltn our
motto; and ii the ship must go down, IaS an
energetic friend OF the good cause yesterday oh.
srvpd) let her sink with her flag nailed 10 tho
mas head and all her streamers living. Defea.
is no disgrace unless it arise from our own letlI.
argv OF cowafdice. BE not deferred hy the
clsmor 7f1ackson men. Noise Is con genial
NTH their cause. II IS rather an evidence Of
weakness than Of strength. BE moderation. con,
cert and unanImlty our watchword, aud we shall
triumph Providence will save the only free
cation on earth, on"hich it has showercd So ma.
~ blessings, from the guIph ormllitary ds,po-
tlSm.
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aftU ID I LASS OF III.
Grand Literature LOTTERY,

Have thu pleasure 10 announce the Snce nj Cluss
ol tbs Lottery, authorised by The General As
semhly oil Maryland ior the promotion - Sc-
ence and Literature. The number III Tickets
(oniy Ten Honsnnd) IS considerably less lhan u
ny Lottery tof many yeas, and gives TO thu Ad-
ycnlurcr an cnorcnscd chance Tor the Gapns1
Pfgss. TIL DRAINING will take place in
the Guy al Baltimore ~
NEDHESDAY, the I9th DECEMBER,
and will be completed on that day under The sus
perindrnee oil the Comrnlssionrs appointed by
the buyetno aud ouncil,
HIGHEST PRlZ1S:
10000 DoIlars-5, 200 Dollars, dc.
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u When we stand innecd ofthr " clli admoa ans :"
OF the charitable Editors oltlc charlottesville t,or4e
| we shall apply for them. Until 40 ask Jupiter for al
however, We shall be indebted his Go1s'p to let MS
manage ourown aflrs in own way. If the Eaitprs
Of the Advocate Hlesv tlrr paragraph which W CON
mcutod last Thursday week, an admonitIon'' al all
much less a. civil admonou,' they must have a happy
faculty otronstrIng language suit circumstances. II
conveyed As We said, " mean lusinuation :" but whe-
h"r srrln'ag from ter love oftru Of winch they 50
bomblsliraI boast from conscience rendered rus
pclo1- hy is own frnl!tes uudcrtook say
But % f1her, and say, that with the cAplana-
tory remarks hei9re lasn " Ich accompany Mr.. madi
sous letter, they made the nSnuuton charged ul.ou
r"n "th their egrs open the fact that was unjust,
ana that they not borIc cut h. the cirrui ncas
Theh therefore, "prosattc5 roe ptcssn to accomplish
party pirpo,r 1t eypelso Of individual fccImg.--
SLthcc it 10 rcmlrk Tor all, this head that he
Nynu>ucier ny he who may nSuuate, or say, TINT,
"A publishing statement OF Mr. Madisons opinions as
I" coming wltnn our knowledge" intended to ere
false nnpresson-or that, stating those .ent
mcnts, wiIfaly mi>repse,cn,ed them---or that We
intended tomlle nm fre pectful language towards
elortnr Legislature Executive Of the State,--in-
sinuatcs saws a vic fasrhood.
The Advocate ak, It Was not the letter Of Mr.. Ma1i
before tue editors, whon they thus mlsrppreseutc
contents ," AMI following still further the tfac, mark
ed out by its kindred sprIt " HGrmilSi,r" in tue En-.
qurcr Cybirh was such Tissue Of lr that dispute
cd villa brief uotioe po--hlr) ,lludss u 70
ttcr discoureniz terms to rautlnmm whom Mr.. Mi
son had written to this subject aud whom they eagcy
charge with hlyng shown Mr.. Madison. letter to US,
with view OF insdiously circulating It's contents. Re
it known to YOU Mcssrs. Editor, ore Advocate and Mr.
Warmmster, that you are mIstakcu--we did sec
the letter to winch You ainde-nor did ever con-
verse on the subject witltlr gentleman whom It was
addressed Indeed the pcnncr of the paragraph which
has led tn all this ado shout nothing saw hun The
contemplate scrbbler from " Wnrunustern chose 10
tell fancIfl tlle about the letter addressed TO State
Sena,or" having been roynry obtained, aud then with
hcid until one OF the Editors ottic Vrgunn had perlsed
it, We dislike the use oftho term lie in our columns
bu, certainly statement completely without the
shadow offoundation all It's parts, deserves mlder
opithet.
We thank the Advocate for the acute pam" II PIE
foses to feel in exposing our dupcity y aud condoe
with i, IN ne modification at the prostitution u fire.
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IL. InLrntine GnnlLc

<RAkE NOriCE-Ibat on the 1th day Of
! February next, between therislus aud SET
ting "fthc SUI of that day. al Piusy wanna Court
House, IN the state of Virginia, sIall proceed
TO talc the deposition Of Benjamin Mirrs aod ..
thers. Also, on the 9Th of February, IN the
county Of Franklin al the house Of lIcuy Cnr.
PEI. III" dispositions oi james " Wright aud o.
theirs, to continue from day 10 day Ill compile.
ted. 10 be read rs evidence IN "A certain case now
depending IN Franklin chancciy court, ~ winch
YOU are plamlln aud myself defendant when
and where you may attend # you iLiuk proper.
JOHN WINNER, Jr.
Nov ~ civ l6
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NARGi.StA,
OR
LOVE AND BRAN cry.

,mr,Hen bFd gentleman If Lsnchhuig)
WIN soenc'y, Dresses. 81. entirely new.
Aci the first Scrnc the lst--A sun set view
two hlps sail upa iNcr--.a salute Is fired hom
the SHIPS, after which ~ben II landing Is effected
4 song ii rcIoiring is heard
Act lie 2nd--Sccur the lsi--Powhalnus Pa
lace--Pa" hetan seated on spleedid throne WIN
Pochnhon'as on his right--A Gna,d stationed
on the right and leit of the 1hronr--A number
ri Chets seated on Mats. as the nland Council
- all With Calumets.
Scenc tho 3rd--i tort mounted With cannon
with the banner oi England floating over it--A
Ship seen NJ distance ~ anchor.
Aol the3rd- Sc, ne the ~ grand Cataract
in "he the whole SIZE ol the Stage is exhibited
--l'ron the cliffs n tree is lhtown across which
y nsed Is II hridgchy the Indians.
Scenc the 3id--1hr outside 81 an Indian Hut
Acl the ith--Sc,uc lsl--Ihr fort.
seeoc The 2ud-Ano,her apartment in Pow
haihn's Palace
Tie whole To conclude with the Imaginable
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MTOIICE-Nlllb be sold 10 the highest bid
v der, at the late residence Of Charles Cal
lavay, sen. dee. on Monday the 26rh of Noyem-
Der. the present month, ii part of the personal
estate ofIhc said deccdent, consisting of -four
vonI,g " ell broke mules, two woke of oxen, one
OK wagon, one OK cart the crop ofcorn. fodder,
cats and rye, the stock Of cattle, hogs ani sheep,
household and kitchen furniture, plantation u
tensis OF every Description one double gig and
harness. one set Of baeksniths' tools, several
barrels of cider Terms of sale-a credit Of Il
months will be given upon all sums of tea dol
lars and upwards for all SUMS under ten dol
lars cash will b. required Bonds win approx
I'd security will be required ofthe p rchaser
FRANCIS CALL AWAY,
HENRY CALLAWAY. A''''
Nov Is. c2t
IL The above sale is postponed indefinitely.
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p.62 lPtizes. D

sh21 Prizes.
b.lho Blanhs, : "a s0i Tickets. s91,2l6
My former customers aud III nds are myiiaA
to call n take chance in this beautiful senenr,
winch $50 b. drawn ~ few days delns not, OF
YOU mny LOSE The cnpitu which is 10, saIr nj tp
fortunate office OF ADRIAN Il. NOklH
j , Orders from all parts ot The United 9tntcf,
by mail enclosing the c0gh on piiz, Tinker, viz
bc thankfully lecclved and promptly af1endu0
10, il addressed TO A n
Whole Tickets 50 on Quarters 81 %
Halves UO
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STAPLE. ARTICLES.

NOFICE.-All persons having claims u
Ii ganst the estate of the late William Wal
ker, will please present them without further
delay, ~ the estate is about 10 be closed And
those indebted make payment
DANIEL oIKAIION, Ex'r.
OF Nm. Walker decd.
Nov 20 r3t.I6
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1rl Y sn,oc OF a deed ofuust, executed to tho
- subscriber by John llardimpn. 10 secure
tn payment OF certain debts therein mentioned,
due Alckinncy's Thornton and Clay, dated
10Th Apd, 1920, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of the county court of Buckne ham
We shall sell to the highest bidder 10, cash, At
lhe Ne" storr, IN the county olBnckingham, on
Saturday thu sth day of December neAt thee
likely Negroes, VIZ; Abtnm. Juda and ScaIcy--
or smhnv as viii he sufficient to pay the debt
azores sad with interest aud costs.
SAML. BRANCH.
n II. THORNTON, i'"''''''
No., p c,dsI1
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NTOTICE.-Will he sold to the highest bid.
Y der on tho 2nd day Of January next, 1t
the late residence Of Caleb Heptin,tal decd. in
the county Of Franklin, Va. SIN likely Negroes
belonging TO thu estate ofsai' Hcptinsial which
will be sold on WE'VE months credit .,he purcha.
ser giving bond with approved security.
THOMAS HEPflNerALL, -.
" .. Il. HEPI INSTALL, f''
Nov. 10. CIV
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ANfOIICE Walter Houseworth has WIN.
IL drawn from the finn of SamI. Dmkel 4,
Co by mutual consent. The business IN future
will be conducted by Dinkel & kunbJugh. all
the debts contracted by the firm viii be dischar
gcd bS Saml Dinkel.
Nov. %, 3tl6
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ANIIJACk SOY MEETINGS

Since our last, delegates have been appointed
to the Anti-Jackson Convention, from Amherst.
Albemarle, Ohio, Frederick, Louisa Caroline
aud Prince William counties, and the borone h
Of Norfolk I'VE shall give complete lis, ofthe
Delegates ia aut next.
o. The Delegates from Amherst, are David
;. Garland, Landon Cabcll, Benz. Brown aud
Ed. Winston, Esqrs
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CoBce, Sugor, Noiasses, &c.
80 bags Green Coffee
lhds \, q. Sugar
4 hhds 81 Crolx do
hbds Porte RICO do
10 boxes Loaf do
10 hhds Molas,'s
3 boxes Gnu Powder Tea
80 krgs Duponts Powder assorted
% hays Shot, No. 3, 4, 30
10 bbls Dunlop, Beer (pcn)
~ bbls sweet Malaga Wine
4 bags Pepper
10 boxes Window Glass
2ekcP, fresh Jemesons Crackers
3 kcg Ch"csc
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