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April d

iaBtST SALE. by ,utnc of Two several
- deeds oiuust. executed 10 the subscriber
BY ~ dhtm Parker, iof tuu purpose Of ACQUIRING
Tie payment OF two debts due tram the said
Parker to l'annll wnd DiC,enson and cue debt
dne from sud Parker 10 Wlllam,L. pmnill /
shall OF Saturday tie 2is, day oil Aptl next
or tie premises proceed To sell lat ready mo
nes, 10 The highest bidder the whole OF the tract
Of land ON when the sad Parker now lives, w
ING IA tie county OF futSylvana, on Oh W.
mans Greek, containing i've hundred and tor-
S-iVe ocrcs, more or lr,s Also, At the same
time, will be sold TO the highest bidder, Ion r,,.
dy money, two horses seven head Of caaie. hf
TN head of hos two head of sheep. three tea.
IT. beds and furniture. together with all the
holSthoid aud kitchen furniture, and plania.
ton utensils. n, title 70 tins property Is be
he.cd 10 be good but viii only convey such
u,iC as i vested IN me
ABlA. {. SHELTON.
Aprl6 ctdsaD
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REMNNAI.

MIS- HEFFERNAN begs leave 10 inform
,s,, ,. INC Ladies' of Lynchbnrg and ITS vicinity,
r ~ me mas removed f.oin the store of MIR. Jno.
tso ' ~ to the large brick tenement, opposite
VIM 'P'@e Book S!0re. She IS daily recei-
M, ,G,s Ion Richmond and New York. fresh sup.
sortsaa. 's.ionahie Millinery. comprising an as
dqaps u OF dress Bonne,s, Caps, Turhans, Ban
ard pp'a atra"s, Lcghorns, Plain Straws,
which = other article in the Millinery line,
Odo,. ',1 oiefs for sale on rea sonable terms
ad A.. ION the country executed with neatness
mtbe,alh ghorn Bonnets whtened and dressed
terms '"0S' i"shienable style, on very moderate
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Htiii = ITS UEW lAidlliss
ntnIliiD s. - NJ.

s191 prizes, amounting 10 SOLO
hode n DrasWg. The numbers viii be prs
IA one wheel as usual AID II ngtlsr n be out
tn prizes Above the denomination u Three Dol
lars, and u'e drawing 10 progress in the usual
lhnnnet The s,JDD prizes Of Three Dollays
vii Go invaded Ia high OF low number. TO be
determined b, that which may draw the prize o.
,sluuJU.
Low numbers 10 = 600, lusive
High nlubeB ,5Ul ~ 1900, inclusive
holder oftwo tickets Zig aud Low, must
% necessity draw one fIjze aud may draw Tvs
capital Prizes also
Whole Tickets 81 J Liberal allowances
Halves 2 fmade to large dealers
OuHitr,s
Orders by Mai, post paid, or private ron
eeyNnee, enclosing ihe cash or prize tickets in
ny Of The late drawn lotteries viii NEE, IT,. same
afentiona rs on personal appicntioD
The above Lottery ~ill BIZ drawn under the s,-
unteadance OF the following geuiiumen -
Charles NJ indoe, John Willluns, t. e. lnncey
fa""rd PeNnd, Joseph Cooper aud Robert 10,
btrsoH
AUG. LEFTWICH
dih' -. Manager.
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VIRGINIA .EGlSLATTnE-

Hows of Delegates.--Thc first election we
hear O. is that Of this (lIcnrico) county, yester-
day--Nl3srs. Ed G. Mayo u j. VI. Selden, (tlle
former members aud Gen Jaqaeiine iaf,ic of
this City. were the candidates Messrs, NJ. & s.
declared in favor of Gen. Jackson. Gen. Harvle
was opposed 20 both Adams and Jackson, vet
decidedly preferred Nh Adams 10 Gen. + Yer
h,decared that lie would obey the instrue tions
oils Constituents, and i instructed by tbcm,
would assist in nominating Jackson though he
would afterwards give his own voice for Adams.
The polls stood thus Mayo 267, Harvic pa
--SeIden 1876.
For Congress Andrew Stevenson 296-No
opposition Rich. Enquirer, Apr9 3.
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m.r.., lar his surplus prsdae.s

,,r.r; for his surplut prsdne.s
r''A r. cotton. he las aeithcr iorciga
IL - ..,,ri,rt Does ret t.Iis clearly PROVE,
npi ,bers + ~ market eht1r At home or a
~ ,hs,tHer S too mitch tabor employed
,,ic,,l ilr-,.; All that ac.cnann"is tor la
- s.bo,,id ..e usa'tlFiieaf Common scnse
-. out. a, once, iae remedy ia" from
Ps,,,,ltnre tins superintendent labor employ
.,,erh.,,f,n and manu- aeiures III trobv
s.sa,ipg a home maiTt Tor N9hf ureadsiAhs,
Teaas .r;h,,inp labor 10 the most profitable ne.
Gnu .'.' aud benefits 10 the country wall result
., .rom agriculture, in the United states, six
IN, ,bna,aud men, women and children,
-, At once give home market for more
Az inf, than all Europe now furnishes us.
u, Sir we have beeu too long subject To
I"-,.,,lir, Of the British merchants 1t Is time
W =, ehonld become little more -inericua-
- and instead offeedlng Inc paupers aud
- Of ENGLAND, feed our o~u or else,
shor, time hy continuing aar present pol
-. ,,e Shall all be rendered paupers ourselves
n il therefore, my opinion, that careful
,:I,;ous Tariff is much wanted 10 pay our
.;anaI debt. and qif1rd II Che means OF that
r.,,.e within ourselves. on which the safety
-, .ouatry and liberty depends and last
.1angb not least, give proper distribution 10
~, labor. which must prove beneficial 10 the
. s,nine,ss. independence, aud wealth of the
BInniunits.
This is a short oatline If my opinions, gen
ally on the subject ofyonr Inquiry, aud be
ro a33 them correct and calculated 10 further
,,,a afosperity and happiness Of my country.
,".la,c to Won, would not barter them for any
a. or situation Of temporal character that
could be given me
VI have presented YOU my opinions freely,
-, ..nse am without concealmcnt; aud should
,ndeed. despise myself, if could believe my sell
'.,nable of desiring the confidence Of any, by
,neans so ignohlc.
4 am, Sir. very respectfully, your most ODE
drn: seryapl. ..,..,.-
t5gned) ANDREW JAC ksoN.
DIR. L. II. Coleman. Narrenton, N. C.
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April5.

YFE. GEORGE ELWALL-As YOU reside
III out ofthe hunts of the State of Virginia.
take this public method of intormins you,
and YOU are hereby notified, that shall on the
9Th day of May, 1927, at tue Franklin Hotel,
in the town of Lymchburg, and state of virgi.
MIA, take the depositions Of John Bullock, and
others, 10 be read as evidence Oh tho trial Of the
suit depending ia the Superior Court of Chan.
Gerry, for the Lynchburg District in the State a
foresad wherein am plaintiff, and you aud
others arc defendants.
DANII.L HIGGINBOTHAM
april 6. c9~a<
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Valuable Properly near f.ynchbmp.


1nlok SALE. he sab cfibcr haxiEx deter
- mined 10 remove 70 town, oilers 10 satle
his valuable firm. near Lsneil.fr containing
about bu Acres. known hS III name OF OAk.
LILY 10 "a person whose hssucas docs aet le-
qnirc his constant attention IN town. TINS Is one
Of tie most desirable rrsideners Ia tie sieluh,
Of the place The bnildines arc oil oibriek con-
slsiing of an rNetlien, aud convenient dN .ilng
house, Zee horsr kitchen. stable. NJ --lHr gar
den u large ana productive. and "a embossed BY
substantial brick wall 10 those ~ tie ntirl-
befhood. further description Is unnecessary
Persons ~ q distance who may feel disposed a.
purchase desirable tesideneene Iyuchiute
may VI" tht premises al any time aud be N.
formed of the term. ON application Ia the sob
seriber, who deemHie it iis interest to dspuSc
Of tbs properly oilefsa bargain To puIe..asrrs
Ifoasley be not s3id by sdaY the l1,b dizzy
OF way, twin on thai day IL offered at aurdnu
NAl l. $ AuNhEHs
April d tlsj5
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TO CORRTS PONDENTS.

We regret that JUrenis, " came to hand too
late for insertion to.day-IIe shall have hear
M m onr next paper.
w. Shall also have place.
Hrs Sadis' should certainly have had a
Conspicuous column, fshe had parodief John
Gipn entirely. One verse did not afford scope
enough for her genius.
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DANCING SCHOOL.

r A. HAuPItenders his sincere acknowledge
- mcnts to his friends for their former libe-
raj patronage; and bcgs leave to use this me-
thod 10 present his respects TO the Ladies and
Ge1 flcmen ofLynchburg. and to inform them,
thai he intends opening his Dancing School the
latter part of Aprilor early in the month of May
March go ins31
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= lRuSr sALE --By virtue OF n deed Of
- uu9t - eulcd 70 the subscriber ~ tho.
.aas Wet, .,t d,c puipoec of securing d., pay
lent ol lit therein mentioned, doe ilo4n
saio VT - Fannlll aud Dickinson, shall OF.
ffday It ION day Il April next, on the ri,.
Hiscs, pfoceed 10 sell. 10 the highest bidder, ior
ready aoney the traet Of land on which Tie
aud Nss ,tsides, ing ia the couu# Of tl.i
ssl.Gta. ou ihe waters of Georgcb ,rceh AT.
ioHa.4s tbc lands tIe1iamln lhegsefa = .,
- as,uif .nd ollarsf and containing Wo baa.
aIg1 and tluiy Acres, more o. ,rs5. The ftlc
Is believed to he good butt VIII aoly convey
such 'lie as Is vested IN mr. by said decd.
ABltA. j.. SHELTON.
April 6. ctds35
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OLD LIQUORS.

Justrcccited,
Odd Madeira Vine
do Cognac B andy
do Holland Gin
;, do. jamaica Rum
h.; ',sfaooEe liquors were selected by first rate
ro,, "a Tor retailing, and warranted pute and
'.,nae. X. q. I0MPhlNo.
'ph s. t4tit5S
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STATE ELECrIONS.

We have heard from the Charlotte election
The old candidates, Messrs. Richardson and
Gaines are reelected. We shall publish he
state of the polls when we receive it.
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olltE,-Iy ,ntue ota decd Of uost, ox-
" eeotcd by saodor Bfdgland, bearing
da'e the liIhday OF February 1926, aud re-
corded IN The county court al Campbell, ior tho
purpose OF lndemnilyng Joseph D1ird, | shall
proceed TO sell, Al pubhc auction, lor cash. tie.
fore the mdli,el house, IN the town Of Lynch.
burg, on the iii day OF May next. a tenement
aud 1fcel OF land lying IA the county Of Camp
bel, ntal the town oi- llnehu'uR, containing
about ons tomlh"t IN aclr, being the trneh,tnI
OCCUPIED BY the SAID Birdslald --adlonng the
lands OF the late N.n. Il. Lynch, ! shah con.
,cy such til only a, is vested ia me unuer tue
decd ol liusG ahu,c mentioned.
Nm. ltADtui,D, Trustee.
Apill0. ctlw31
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p-P The news from South America will

rF The newsfrom South America will be
found to be interesting We Meier have yet,
and do not now, put any confidence in the in
snuaiions thrown out Of Bolyars, dupliciy. He
has too much at stake to play such game.
But, this is the age of suspicion, aud all wha
share in the worlds applause must txpec. 3.
envy and its hate.
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Y RE nov receiving full supply of season
..a..A able goods, selected OF the latest styles
They viii sell Them very low, either by whole
sale on retdLCustomcro are earnestly invited
to call.
April 3. ti6S
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TOWN AFFAIRS.

The following persons were, ON Tuesday last,
.ccted officers ofthe CORPORATION for the ensuing
vear:- Christopher Winfree, Mayor;
Albion Mcdaniel Recorder;
amnon Hancock Abram X. North Snithson
n Davis John w Bagwell Samuel Nowlin,
Jsbn Hancock, Pleasant Labby, and Augustine
LcIlwich, Aldermen; and Henry Davis, John
NJ Warwick, Johu Wills, John Victor, John
Early. John Thurmon, james Newhall, and Da-
,d G. Murrell, Common CoHnciimtn.
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April 6

ANFOliCE.-By virtue Of deed OF trust, exe
~ cuted to thu subscriber, by Cornelius Tur
ner bearing date thu 10Th day Of October, 1896
and duly recorded 10 the clerks Office of the
county Court Of Pntsyvania, for purposes there
in expressed, we small proceed to sell, at public
auction, for ready money, at FntsylsaLIa Count
House, on Monday, the 10th day OF TINS mouth.
IT Lehls court day. the following property. 10
Wit: five likely negroes, viz-BhI Peter, John
and Boz BIS and Dh,y, girl,--aso, will sell
at Nh Sam No~lms an,th shop, IN the lower
enc = Pittsys ana on tuesday the 18th inst.
u mead OF hOlscs, two yoke Of oxen and car,
al tie ,niG Turner's crop Of corn, fodder oat,
and r. eco, ard al ms household and kitchen
ftrnitulr I'D p citation tools Of every sort and
one old 7s, ~ St much OF the said property a
will be sufficient TO satisfy the purposes ot SAID
trust deed, and costs attending the sale. a.
Acting as trustees We shall convey such title as
is vested in Us by said deed and none other.
WILLIAM SMITH,
JEREMIAH II. GRAVES,
, 1austeS
April &. CIV
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YATES IL
lya'1ta Az .EiE. J'an0gers.
sixty Number Co.auh,a,i9n Lo,,ety--9 prawa

1888 Pnzoe
rldCE or TICKETS.
Whole al llalf&a, Quarter Z TOT ralo Ia a
tarteiy OF combinations Al the
n-rXAI ACA rs OT'f'ICE,
Thee doors below the uilicn vi tie YiIglnian
Orders from any pat oi tho country cnrlosihs
the Cash on frisu Tickets, nill be ,ory promptly
attended 90, II Addressed 10
AAGEa dL MI 'EyJSE,
MANAGEks
Lynchbutg
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The Grand Tragic PAY Of
EI2 A. Z. Is o ;
Or; The Death Of Rolla.

Pet"een the rlay an arce the following en-
tcrtanmcnts.
SONG" Buy n Boom, d" in character of Ba-
vdflan Gfl, in imitation Of Madame Yestris, Of
London a dance of the accompanying
Waltz
COMIC pI'ETT-" Tommy TomPkins and
Polt Hopf1nS,' in character.
GRAND MARCH ofGeneral Lafayette, gotten
up expressly for this night
COMIC S0SG--Lore and SansoFes
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DJ'Weare requested to say that LODoWICk
McDANIEL, Esq. win be a candidate TO repre-
Gent Bedford county IN the next House of Dele
y1tpS
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SrApLE ARrLCIIS
s!',s II i. 4! 8 sr.L!l'I,sDa
For the Benefit of Mr.. RICHARDSON

For the BENEFIT of Mr.. RICHARDSON.
MR.. RICHARDSON respectfully inf ans the
public, that from the suggestion of ma Of his
friends, and in compliance Wit lbe.al Offer
of the Lyncbburg Dramatic socict,, he viii,
On Friaay Eecniag, g. INST.
Take benefit at the Theatre - pieces Sc
lected for the evening possess mucu variety and
excellence and will be given IN the following
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Il List Of LeHes 1eBaia.qg IN III Libaiy
Al Poa 0Gee onh slas 1tTeh, 1877
AVN. nIbIgi. 4ncl Ashwel, Abpcf An
thony, Thomas Anoels9n
John byn Fol Ballad, John Bond La
cy Board, 1uchatd bal.mger Thomas Elown,
Mace Bales, Little5erry buodrant, JOIN htosn,
Ambrose Beaulord, JOIN Bu.rp
C-John Coeccr', lolt 7nnucI l. Caholl
Vim Carter, or Il as airs l. Clay
D-lames 7. IaraeH Metsaath Davidson,
Hannah {. Darrsl., t;u3ben iooey WI r
Dooiey, Samuel Davidson.
E.-\Pm Etf.I.
jas. FrceAaau, John Fes'y Hm IDS.
o.-IIenfy Glissupd, james coy, Nj. ! &.
Gray.
H.-Wn. Hum, Pleasant Howard, edward
Hancock, Samuel Hancock, Joshua lluu,, 2,
Elijah Howell, Joseph HANDY, Anne Hogan
Betsy Ann Hur1. Ihos Howard, Sophia Hardy,
Doet. Hector Hams, james Harris
Edmund ir,inr, Joshua Jones.
L.-Daniel LAM HuIne, james |. Lively, Jer.
emiah Luckett austin Leitwieb, Ke, Joshua
Leigh, Robert logwood, Edaard Log~ood,
Nicaodemas Leitnieh, Jesse Lcitwleh, YIN.
Lettwich w Head
M.--Pornde4ter " Mosely, Powhotan Nose
by, {. Minnis Ia. John Matr, john meadow,
John Mullen, Thomas Mo-, man. joan iIilam,
Morgan Morgan. y m Martin, Reuben Munich,
Charles MuHell J M,Ala.ter, Isq
N.--Jacub Neal
o.-tieorge o ersueet Walter l.. Otcy. ,,
Ihoinas OhIhguse1 John ii. Otey, Esq MIor
Isaac Otey, Joia q. Otey.
P-Leais ii ~. John Pate. Aaron Powell
Jesse \. Pollard, Ihomas Payne, Nicholas Pear.
cy, James Parsons. MARY II Penn.
R.--James Rusher, :. Commissioner ofthe
Revenue, Aie1audcg r. ,ol.5 Jenn Roy, Car.
land Fucker Nathauicl ted Iz'su Itlecc.
S.--Nathaniel : G.U.,.. francis Smith
Col David Saunders. E5oeu 5t-Clan. il. Geo.
Stanby, John Stellar, YIN sauuuefs, 3, bed.
ford sheriff. John stone,
T-MtanAtm Turner, Joseph Thompson,
Mrador Iunor, Sild, la,lor, James Taylor,
John Itincr.
Y.--Doct Wm Vaughan
W.-Sanuel Wilsou, Fla .hew Wilson, iii
Williams. ;. Capt j. mes }Ft..s. iienry y .lL4n-
SCR. CAB. 2. Wsee.cr, Relura d Watts, John
J. Wynn, Jacob Huod.o.d, Polly Woodruff
DAVID Va. trniaina Williamson, Me. VAN,
right. M. X. PORTLR, Z. NJ
4 =4r4i tt.Hl a
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HlGH IND Lnll sr91EM

y DOTTED IN consequence or uurisaI..d
- popularity y ANGINA NAVIGATION
Loi LILY lnst Class y III he Ginwn 10 Peter,
burg, On ihs litb OF AprlneAt. un.el tlc sapctp-
lend, eee OF Connli siJocls. All m one day.
highest Prize 10000 Dollars.
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MAItRlED-On the evening of the 4ih inst.
by the Rev. Charles Galloway, Mr. LORENZO
d. LAIN, to Miss DELlLAH DAWSON daugh-
ter Of Mr.. David Dawson, decd.
- tthe SAM time and place BY the
same, Mr.. JOHN S. LAIN, to Mics ELIZA.
BETH daughter OF Nj Jacob Dawson, all of
this place
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he whole 10 conclude with the huriesquc II
gc1y of
EOmhastes Furioso.

with Songs, dances and Whlmsicaltes.
lJ'ine part of FuSBOo by slr. Richardson,
and ms last appearance
u The public are assured that the curtain
will rise at the appointed time Unavoidable
circumstances alone delayed the commenc :, ment
OF the performance last Friday evening.
II Tickets, Box and Pit, Sl;--Gallery so
cents 10 be had al the bars Of the different Ho-
tells. AT the Book stores of Mr.. A. North and Mr.
c. A. Writers, and at the Yrginlan Office aud
at the Box office of the Theatre on the sight o.
performance.
u Doors to be opened at clock, and per-
farmancc 10 commence att.
April i. n MOON LIGHT. IN
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PTVzYw

Corrected ieeekly for he Iagiatoa,
InamAs 4. iiebeoNsE and kloHARn rynrr.
Commission. Merchants
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TOOTWT aG7DE.

or C.ayNBRi.a.s.z.OnTY ACHE
Pills. The relief is immediate, WITH
out the least injury tn the ,esth,-
Prize one dottar.
Ce-fhe above MEDICINES are In
closed in pamphlets, containing d,rec-
timhs for using them, and numerous
cures performed bythem--are warran-
ted gcnaine An! may be had Of the
present Proprietor, at his Counting
Room over No. 70, Court street, Bos.
roN. opposite Couctrt Hall /; and al
reta,i, by his special appointment, AS
above, and also at Providence, M J..
BALcH; and at other large Towns aud
Cities. throughout the Union.
Pamphlets Of many extraordinary
cures may be had Of ihe Agents, gra-
It's.
eTA large discount to country ply
siclans, traders. &c.
Scpt' SO. lyeow.
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At A Court of Probate

holden Uithin and for the Iovn Of
Warrep, on the ist day Of Janua-.
ry. A. ID. 1897.
NNTHEREAS application has BEEN
wv made to said Court for the ap-
po;ntmsat Of an Administrator on the
estate OF
CALEB THURBER.
deceased it is ordered that the con.
8 si,leration ofsaid request, be referred
to Monday. the 5th day Of Feb next
at 2 o'clock, p. M. 4 that previous
notice be given (by publishing this or,
der three several times in the Norths
ern Star)to all persons interested to-
appear at that time and be heard.
Witness, SAMUEL RANDALE
Jan. 6. Cisrk.
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T&0M AUCTION ;
Fall & Winter Goods.
N. M. & J.. WHEATON

Hare Just received a large &otk Of
SEAS ,NABLE GOODS purchased
rith CASH, the last aceesc IN Boston,
,cI.ich mey offer far safe on better terms
than any heretcfore.
AMONG THEM ARE
HDROADCLOTHS.--ffty pieces
0comprising an extensive assort-
ment Of real superfue, middling, com
mon and low price Blue, Black. Olive,
Drab and Mixed, which were laid in
at such prices as will warrant selling
them very cheap.
QUEENS CLOTH,-real super and
middling blues and mixtures for
Ladies Coats.
pELISSE CLOTHS.-blue, black and
+ Magazine blues.
CASSlMERES, - in mixtures a grea'
variety including the latest prevail
ing shades. Blues, some OF Srtrd
quality, with a great assortment
down to a loo price for good
Blacks and ethers,
VESTINGS,--super = common Lon
don. Valencia, Denmark Satin,
Ou,its, Swsnsdown, light and dark
fancy, black figured Silk. making in
the v hole a handsome choice.
SATTINErS.--forty pieces blue,
drab. hsirback. and common mix
lures, vsry cheap, beginning at 50
cents perJ ard.
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provided, however. tIisftLjs net s.al
nit . 1 aske cssct until the first day 8,
AN ACT to amendment of act en..
uVed I" An Act directing tho de.
scent of finsessatc eststes; and The
settlement thercof. and for other
. purposes therein mentiohed.v y
bs 't enucfed. .Sg the General .9ssem .
osy and 6y te authority thereof IL is
enaefeds Ihatthe oath required by the
o'"'h section Of the act to which this
ACT is IN amc,idmcut, to be taken b,
the person apl"inted by any court
oi probate to take AN inventory of
The goods, cI'attles, rights an d cred
ils OF any deceased person, may be
takel' either before the court Of pro-
bate or Lefarc any justice of the
peace in The town where such t,er.
Sons are appointed and the ce,tif-
cate "f such justice oflIle peace en-
lefcd IN the warrant, certify ing that
inc persons therein named hays been
Iiuiy engaged and returned 10 the
rourt Of probate, shall be as good
and tffec,ual in Law as though they
lad been engaged before the court
Of probate.
Tue Copy: Witness:
HENRY BOWEN, sec'ry.
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Last Notice |

IL Personsi indetIed to the late
- firm ofN, NJ. WHEATON a 4
". ere hereby re4sired to bau The
same without delay, as thrcs yeara
and four months have already elsDs.
ca since the dissolution If the Arm
ny the death sf one Of the partners.
). whose estate cannot be settled until
'.eir accounts are closed. Il is
therefore = indispensibiy necessary that
tb's notice should be attended 10 i'm.
'ned'ately not only for the reason
above stated. but to prevent cost on
the part Of tho dsl,nquenss.
n. M. & j. q. WHEATON.
Feb. 8.
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he ulate Of the Union, ON the bin a,
the alteration Of the &C Is i'm D. sin : Sd
ties on imports., ~ TT TT
Mr.. Baraey proposed al. smendmen
TO strike out the words two dollar,
and fifty cents,' and insert In ,liet
thereof the words enc dollar and 6f
" cent? W
Friday. Jan. 10. in the Senate, The
Bankrupt bill was resumed. In the
House. Mr.. Mallaryiattempt pied to call
mn the Tariff bill but the House re-.
fused 70 60 iuto eommittse n 10 8s.
Mr.. Burgess moved to 90 into On the
Revolutionary bill, aud called Tor the
ayes and nocs-ayss 81, noes SO.
Com. PoRTER BLocKADEn. Tho
ship Star, Capt. Meyer, from Ha-
vana, arrived at New York, brings
Information that: Com. Porter, with
one fvigate, two drigs, and'a schoon.
: eI, was at KY West, blocka AIDED by
Com, Labordc, with three irigates,
two briggs, aud schooner. The sch
Thorn, frein Key Wests arrived at
Havana. on the 7th'ult. rseut as a
cartelby Cum. Porter. Will, 80 sail
Uls and five iriars, crew and passen-
gers Of tie sp. brig Hercules, from
Cadiz, Tor Havana. captured off San
Antonio. by Com. n.l'ortrr,s squadron.
Letters from Havana, to the iith
ul1. have been received at New
York, which state, that the scI.ooper
belonging to Com. purter's squadron
had been dismasted, and n,rshber
u the crew were sick.
1t was currently reported at Ha.
vana, that Laborde would makc an
attempt to cut out the Mexican fleet.
The u. 8. trigate Constellation sail
eG or the 9Th. suppused for Key
West, il, order, as VAS surmiscd,
to be present in case Of Any diff
Cu'ties Uccarring,