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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-24

NOT1CE.-By virtue of a deed Of trus,
~ from Nathan Rowiet In the subscribers,
bearing date the 9th day oil May, 1928, and
duly recordedin The clerks office oi The eoun-
" conrt 81 Charlotte, we shall proceed 20 sell
on Friday tho ~ Of the present month NO
%vember. 1929 IN The town OF Brook Neal, in
the county Of Campbell, 10 the highest bidder,
for ready money, the following valuable prop
erly, ar so much thereof rs will pay and sotis-
~ he debts md charges as expressed aud pro-
vided tor In The said deed OF lrnsi, 10 wit one
negro boy named Patrick, ! negro girl named
Lowrany, | mel 10 woman named Patty, and
her boy child Albert. one negro grl named
Calhafine, one negro gIri named Saluda, one
Bay Mnre, one bli OK Coli, 4 feather Beds and
furniture, 2 Trunks, afew plantation tools, &c.
! horse Cart, also the interest oi the said Ma
than Rowlel, 10 right OF his wifi Nancy, inthe
dover estate OF Ann Rowiet, widow oi VIM.
Rowlei, decd
ROBERT NORTON, Trus-
ABRAHAM WiNBiSH. tees.
Nov. II. tds27
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!. WILLS. elk
- ~" y NILIINl 'Th'
MfS5To vER's OFFICE. !

IJWUWUHTG VNIs ID Ioeo'
Tin parties IN this cause will take notice,
s'hai | have appointed Saturday the ,hir.
reenth day OF December ne,t, to
he aecnunis directed by the foregoing order
ct nnrl. on which DAY n the hour Of uInr
o'clock In the morning. illey ARE required 10
nifen1 II Nv Office, in lhi. town. with their
srrnuiis, vout Irrs, aud copies Of court pa
PER-. prepared Tor eAamioafiou and settle
Gsnf. JAS BENAGI. elk.
Ort. 20. wfw23
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Nd RS. JOHN ToMPKINS from Richmond
I'VE is DESTROYS TO obtain n few Young In.
dies as boarders. TO such as wish il she will
give Instructions in MUSIC. -"
Parents and guardians, entinsiing their
children or wards 20 her care, may rely on the
%slr'ctes' attention being paid 10 their morals
and comfort.
Lynchburg, Nov. e. "a I,
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FANCY GOODS.

nAtID q ROBERT KYLE have nop refs''
red. in addition 10 their former assortment,
fuI Their supplies OF TALL aud winter Goods, ehiehy
in the Fancy line, embracing almost every lash
lonable article adapted 90 the pfeseii, season
The q%ualiiies are superior, and the style OF most
Of them entirely new. The following are apafl,
viz
Blk. Italian Lustrings, finest quality
Blue, black and deep blue Gro de Aaps
Blk ~atered oIlks
Several pieces white watered Gro de Nap, sup.
Plan and figured black do DO
A few handsome Robes. (barege tezfure1
Coloured Gro de Maps, plan, striped ana hshs'
ed
Blk. white and pink Satins, plain. and figured
Blk. green and straw colOured Florence
An elegant assortment TanbOred SWISS Mus
Inns
Sd aud Cd plain Swiss e. Null do 90
Ga Jaconel Mu.lins finest texture
Al and ID Medium do do
"A and % Cambrics
Elegant Barge dress Shawls
Gtos de Nap, eros de te aud silk do DO
A few pieces sup. fringed belt Ribbons
Wetered and plain Gro de Nap do
A few pieces gau1c cap Ribbons
Bonnet Ribbons, OF new and splendid style
Rich Bobinett Wells
Lace Capes and Collarets
Fine thread Laces and Edgings, richest figures
Gymp Laces, laimost equal TO thread)
Several pieces "A BobineIt Lace, TeTu chsGp
Thibet shawls, a new article of the very first
style
l case fine Calicoes, latest and h%andsomest Pal
terms aud permanent colours
Several cases medium do handsome patterns
S few pieces uery fine blk Italian Grape
Blue, punk aud straw coloured DO do
Plain wide Satin and Lus,riugg Ribbons. assorted
colors
Gymps and Spring Cords
Worked Muslin Flounces and Collarets
Mlllinett and Bonnet Wire
o. and IA fine Cambria Dimity
"a i~urniture do
Ladies long white Kid Gloves, gHp.
Beaver and Horsekin, short do
Best Italian sewing Silks, every color
Tortoise shell tuck Combs, some, the largest 81
yes
A few dozen Side do do
Brazil an shell, tuck and side do
Long bent and turn back do do
Ladies' English blk. and wkiie silk Hose
Cotton ard worsird do do
Plain and plaid Cashmere Shawls
A fe" do. Merino style
Fine kentings and linen Cambria Handkfs,
A few pieces fine Linen Cambria, &c.
The ate nrion Of the Ladies is respectfully in
vlted TO the above extensive and beautiful assoit-
ment, which will be offered at very moderate
prices.
u Just opened, l case superior Grass
Bleacned Irish Linen, sof, finish.
ID, t. r. X YLE.
Nov 2
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Nov, 3.
May /

WILL sell from 300 to 5Uo acres of ~unclear
- ed land, lying in Bedford county. three
quarters of a mile from New London Academy
aud thirteen from Lynchburg. 1t is well adapt
ed 10 the culture of Tobacco and the different
kind o grain usually cultivated in the neighbor
hood is well watered, and lies better than any
tract OF its size III this part ofthe country. 1t is
so situated as to be entirely exempted from da-
mage by heavy rains or high water The terms
and three years, upSn a small payment in hand
Enquire ofthe subscriber, one mile and a hal
south ofNew London, ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. IL. ts29
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NOR aALE.-My Gnc young s,Ag..-
ilpns. inferior IN point of form, ,. :
Horse 10 ! irglnia, Of the mosi approved -.
and proven himself TO he the mos, g.
Stoeh horse. lie may he seen By apple.
10 The subscriber, Ia Charlotte eonni, N
booket's Ferry aud the tcrm- known. hich,
be accommodating. Ed. ". HEkRY
Aug. IL. 10
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NJ the Hnirs hrli in Tao eisfh's office Of the county
snnrtnf Franklin, on the hiNth day II Oct. lH2s. ia
Asnh slene, pltt against Henry neahaBg, I'm. PfAti,
Administrator 0fCiAotd Stone, dec. Peggy Stone, wi
ipN aud relict oftio sad ciiHbfd Sione, decd. Ahtsha
alnae. Jacob Slouc, tnlab sloue, Juhnl {. slons Allen
s,lnnr. Cum nalore q. Stone, Patrick slono aud Amy
Grandchildren and heirs II Clifford slone. doc.
IN C~HASCkRY,
The defendant Caleb slone, npt having entered his
appearance a givon socurty according to he act ofks-
tHsuhir and TIE ruins oftiis unut,. and II appearing bv "a.
ftsiasterN evidence thai he Is not IA tnhahilnut of the
#4ile ofNlfgine -On tho motion ofthe plamth By coun.
..l~ II IL ordered, that ttesaid del. Dalrh slone do appear
a TIN aaid cu1r' on the isi Monday IN ian, neHt. y answer
she rlaiatilrs hill aud that aeopyof tins order he forth.
WITH inserted IN the Nrgrni1 t. = pnper printed In the TOW n
aft.vnthhurg, fr two months sutefssisolv, ard posted at
tie front door oftbr courthouse of sad county.
CspY--IustB JAS. &. fATE 4. {
fletcher -. 81
MI
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SNfEW PUBLlCATIUNS.-lhe subscriber
an has inst received. direct from Philadelphia,
New Publications, VIZ:
Lord Byron and some of his comtemporaries
with Recollections Of the Authors Life. and Of
his visit to Italy, by Leigh Hunt.
Tales from the English Souvenirs.
Nhlms aud Oddities, in prose and verse. with
forty original Designs, by Thomas Hood one Of
the Authors of 0des and Addresses to great peo
pie, and the designer of the progress Of Can't.
Morgan's Illustrations of Masonry, by one Of
the Fraternity who has DEVOTED thirty wears TO
The subject, with an account ofthe KIDNAPPING
Of fhe Author ; Cheap Edition,
The American Quarterly Review, 9th nun Der
for March 1923.
North American Review, 59th number. far
1898.
Edinborg Review, No. 90, for Oct. 1927.
London Quarterly Review, No. 80. for Janus
ry, 1898.
The American Journal of the Medical Scien-
oe No. 10, &3.
The MpdIco Chirurgical Review, No. Is, for
Jan. 1923.
The above New Publications have Just been re.
cei'eh, with a large assoItm, Mt OF Stationary.
country Merchants, Clerks Teachers, and ire
phbHc generaits are requested 10 give him = call.
This stock is large AID complete. and liz is De.
termIned to sell, and will make his prices accor
ding to the times. He still carri,s ON the Boo!,
Binding business In ali. its various branches.
ABRAM T.. NORTH.
May %.
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HNoMMlrTED TO ths Jail OF the Corporation
" of Lynchburg. on the 10th day of June
last, asarnnaway, PHEBE, a slave who SAYS she
helongsto James NJ. Pleasarts, and was hired the
present. year to NlIIiam =. Carter, OF the county
of Goochland. SAID slave had or when Commit
ted, a blue striped domestic Coat, a pair of
shoes. and has an imf'eiimen, in her speech, and
appears 10 be about twenty tour wears old. She
rs a dark mnlatto. and is about 3 feet 3 or 4 in
ches high. The owner of the above slave is de
sired 10 come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take her away, or she will be dealt
with according To law.
SAMUEL BRANSFoRD, Jailor,
Sept. 8. 3mS
The Editors Of the Wing will insert the n.
bove torthree months, unless otherwl.,e d,r-cte :,
and forward his account to this Office for u
ment. Wy
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NACHANGf.-Drafs on Boston ~,
n York. Philadelphia, Baltimore. NJ
City and Richmond, Tor sale. and
10 snil purchasers, at the LOTTERY ~,
Exchange Office of b. ", HENsor""
Successor TO S. & NJ. ALLEN r.
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English Cloths aud Cassimeres

English VTOLhs aud Casslmeres
NATE invite parhs uiarig the attention, not
only oi our customers, bni of the pub
luc gcnernliy. 20 our present assortment Of
C20ths and CdsSimereg,
Our late supplies ~ this linz, are sub M we
feel pleasure in recommending, "a they sur
pas IN fabric and beauty of shades ANY
tlAt we have ever heretofore offered. A.
mong those recently received. are blue, black,
brown, olive, %clarct, and steel mixed Cloths,
double aud single u,lled Cassimefes. similar
c%olors, and several pieces fine aud super Gne
double milled drab COhtings. With aspect to
qnality Gnj variety Of colors, The above as.
'ortmsnt, WI believe, il calculated 10 give gr-
nrral satisfaction; prices, too, more moderate
thar eVer Purchasers are respectfully re-
quesieito cal DAVID II RO KYLE.
Nov. 10.
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FaMabh Books at 4petion.

sHyHE SUBSCRIBER will sell, ON Fri
DAY evening, al early candle light. at
his Book and Stationary Store. the valuable ca
tslogue oi Books advertised 10 be told on last
Friday evening, (the sale was postponed in COZ
sequence Of bad weather. Inc public may rest
assured THAI the si'ove sale will take place, as I
am driei mined TO sell. a. r. NORTH.
Nov 30.
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lrishi linens, .awns & oheetings.

WE are prepared to exhibit l.2 case
Super dressed Irish Linens OF superior texture
An assortment fine Lawns for hkfs
A few pieces full GA Ljuen sheetings
The above are worthy the inspection OF
those DESTROYS of having good and cheap Lii
men fabrics. MkEE, ROBINSON & co.
June o
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eKrs. OF iiobi l%nnier. dec.
nitls 10

E~tR6ISlA-A superior Gaafi ~ Cham
eerv, bullrn at the toSn Of L~ynGhhnre,
m the 18th day 4 Nay. is2,, James Barley,
pIif.
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VALUABLE WORK.

H1tiE" POCKET FARRiER," or Gentle
II mans Guide, in the management Of
Horses, under various diseases, with an eK.
PLANTATION OF the symptoms attending tho dif-
ferent disorders, and the shortest, p%la,nesi,
and most humane methods OF curing them, d
recllons for Judging of the horses age, and
useful observations on the breeding, raising
aud training OF c~oits.-Hinis TO purchasers,
and general directions Tor using n horse on a
journey, with useful rules for riding with safe.
ty, graceinlness, &c. and directions 10 per.
form the necessary surgical operations Re-
ceipt Tor gelding, on a new and improved
plan, and for securing horses from the dan.
gers arising from Bots, Truncheons, &c. 10
which is added The Horses Skeleton, taken
from that OF the Academy OF Sciences al Pa.
ris.
The above work has been compiled and
written by James Ware, of Amherst county,
and good judges who have seen il pronounce
il superior 10 the works ou Fsrrier, now in
general use. The above work Just received
and for sale by C. A. WITHERS.
Aug. l. 1887
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VTNHE subscriber has just received. direct
II from Philadelphia, a further supply of
new Books, viz
Pollock Course of Time.
81. Chrysostom on the Priesthood.
Mrs. Hemans poetical works in Q vols. nice.
iy bound
Natural History OF Birds, Fishes, Reptiles &.
Insects, by John Biglsnd, with beautiful col
ored Engrnvings. &c.
Natural History of Animals, by John Big
'and, beautiful colored Engravings.
frederick Shooters Persia. containing q de-
ecripi'on Of the country, with an account of IFS
Government Law and Religion, with beaut;
fni Engravings.
Morgan's Masonry, a further supply Of which
viii he sold low for cash. A. X. NORTH
Oct. i6.
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WA TERI4LS.

Nutmrgs ITurmeric
Mace lCochineal
Cioves BLACK aud white Mus.
SLACK and Lung Pep1 ,ard seed,
per lGinger,
Cinnamon AiIspice.
Just received by THOS. J. DUVAL.
u He has also lately received an add.
tional supply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints.
Oils, Dye StoIs, Brushes, Perfumery, &C.
witch makes his assortment eq lal TO any ev.
er offered in this place,
TH0S. J. DUyAL.
Aug. II.
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New Publications..

<HHE subscriber has just received, direc,
- from Philadelphia the following new pub
locations, VIZ
ST. Valentines Day or the Fair Maid ofPerth,
by the Author ofNaverIy &c. &c. his work
is said to he superior to any he has ever written.
Sir Walter SCOTS Religious Dlscourses.
American Quarterly Review, 9th No. for June
1928, just received and for delivery TO subscri
GERS ADRIAN K. NORTH
June 70.
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Boot and Shoe Factory,

- HIlIE subscribers have also al
- - tached 10 their establish
AW men,, a Shoe and Boot Facio-
~. where they will manufacture
at the shortest notice all kinds
of Ladies' Shoes, Gentlemens'
Shoes, Pumps and Boots. They
will be made of the best mate
M rails and IN the newest fashions.
~ The public are invited TO call
J. DISBR0W, & co.
Nov. 10. e-o
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sUsT PuBLISHED-Tales of a GRANDPA.
- her, being stories ralen from Scottish
History by the author of Waverlv &c. &c, foI
sale atthe Book and Stationary 81 re of
CHARLES A WRITER'S.
March OF
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Noyi 10.

lent assorimentof all kinds ofhats, attheir old
stand, Two doors belowthe market house, made
by themselves ofthe best materials, in the new
est fashion and in the hest manner. Their
assortment Is large and well worthy the al
lenlion Of merchants and those who wish To
buy To sell again. They can assureiheir friends
and The public that they will sell them very
low, and their assert ment is equal to any in
the upper country. They nave likewise just
received from Boston, All extensive assert.
ment of Hatier's materials, consisting OF Spa.
ui'b wool bodies, old Muskrst Skiss, Alcohol,
dDm Shellac, Aquaiortis, warranted best, Oil
OF Vitroil, verdigris and Logwood. All Of
which they will sell on tho most reasonable
terms Haiters and those who wish 10 pur-
chase such articles will do well 10 give them
a call. DINkEL Il RUMB0UGH.
Nov. ID.
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NO&NS-

oDhiN specific remedy for the cure o,
- Corns, White sy ellings. Sore Ieas .nd
Stcers sch'rras or Glandular Tumors, Fell3u.
blains. Sc, O"'
Just received by
Oct. Ia.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
Nov.i3

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
u mo 26ih Nov, 1922, aud duly recorded in
m clerks oni,e Of the county oil Amherst, on
The 9Th OF January, 1928. whereby James s..
Pendleion of the said county convey
ed 10 the undersigned in trust, for the
nnfpnses therein mentioned one certain
tract or Parcel of land, containing 1863
acre., he the same more OF less, lying and he.
ing IN III" county of Amherst, on Butaloe riv-
er, on both sides OF the road from New Ga
gov - L,nrhbuIg <, and adjoining the lands
~ DAVID :. Garland being the same lands
Win - Ibnmhs A~ldridge purchased at John
Ianm and John Warwick, and which ere
cuuns} Ell by ihr said AIdridg, AID Catherine
NJ VII, L. inr All Jamc- 9 prbdieion, by
deed bearing date TIN 18th of April, 1915, The
subscr lberE, or one OF them, shal on Monday
the l9th day of January next. before the front
door OF tn Eagle Hotel, IN the City OF Rich
mond, proceed 10 sell the aforesaid tract Of
aud 10 the highest biad"r, for ready money
Al public auction, Ion the purposes oil The sail
unst The improvements on this land. n,e a
Two story brick d~e'lias house, with two rooms
on u fnor a brick office, with other necessary
out hpnses au ice house, aud a framed over
sreT's hnuse, barn. &c. sc The water Is equal to
any IN the upper country, The improvements in
good condition. the plantation under a good
system ofcullm aud adapted L. the growth Of
first rate tobacco, corn an wheat The sltua-
ton is healthy and he neiRhhorhood desirable
This land is situated about one mile from New
Glasgow, the county town, about 4 miles from
The court house ofthe county d. about 20 miles
from Lynchburg.
y. N. NICHOLAS, Iru5.
VIM NEkEaVIS, tiers.
Al The request OF the trustees. the above sale
will commence at IL o'clock, aud will he con
duetna Ia THOS. TAYLOR.
Nov. l3. tds27
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This day came the parties aforesaid by
their counsel aud the court having m%aturely
considered the %premiqes aud tho arguments ot
counsel thereupon had, doth order that Que Of
Is commissioner DO take an account of the
Tnlue vi The Improvements in the proceed
inca mentioned and report The same 10 tho
our, with any matters specially stated.
thought pertinent by himself OF required by
he parties Ia b. so stated.
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SALE VIII he sold 10 the high
est siddfr AT Poplar Forest on Tuesday
II %''h Jay OF November, il f. ir if not the next
'"" ""y' III me crop of corn oats and fodder
a""De o" me premises The present year, togeth'
40 -" h'sf quality nfhay and straw also
70 head OF cattle, including 3 woke ofox,n. 70
head of sheep, 30 head Of hops. 3 work horses
and two colts, together with the p,ant,tion uten-
s,'s ana household and kir, hen furniture. A
upera' credit for all sums exceeding twenty dol
'afs "ltl be given, under thai. casl, vii he re.
CURED. Fp .NCiS rppES.
Payne.
lhe above sale is postponed ill We'd
Nov. Il. .1oz
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iNstEo OIL and Spis. TURPENIINi
~ just ~. eiyed bs
pec l3' ,soa
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Thnmas Franklin W. John T. iioni and
Glauuocy Ives, sheldon Lewis, aud sheldon
Y. Church. pat ners trading under thu 6rm oi
Tse.. Levi aud Company, aud lack Harvey,
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Faluabh PROPERTY for Sale.
TTGmHNS

A CASE OF the finest quality and finish ev.
IN er imported TO this market, and much
under the usual price.
NIKE, ROBINSON SEQ.
JuapQ
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THNHE subscribers, in
returning thanks
to The public for the H.
beral enconr agement
given them heretofore
take this way TO inform
their friends, that they
have on hand an excel
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Nov6.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-20
Per Steam Boat.

Art At New York on "Wednesday, brig Thctis,
CLARK 10 is I'm ST Crox d Z. in ballast. Left 9th
INST. brig Hcnrico, Freeman just arr I'm Bath; schrs
sSw,f, Burler, % Nov Bedford, arr from New York
,day prex; Columbus, for Boston G. The brig For
ssuac, Coffin, OF Bath tlor st Thnnas, sailed The day
.prev. Spoke 18th inst. lat 81, Ion -, schr Consiel-
Siation, A de- fm Baltimore for Havana.
Also arr brigs Medium, Bcckman I'm Carlhaccna
.26; WIN and Joseph, Stroct fom fredericksburg
Henry, Burt FIN Newbcrn 8; schrs Ocean, Boasim,n
I'm Edcnton 3; Virginia, Rodbi,d, Alexandria; Tha-
deus, Adams do; Compeer, M'Larcn 3 days from
Eastport. ~
Cid ships Amelia, Post. Mobile; Frances Henri
etta, White, Liverpool; briggs Ekertion, Chandler,
Ocrscock; Hercules, Stevens, ST Thomas; sehrs An
,gcI,na, woodhousc, Para; Phacton, Marshall, Cur
sxoa; Mary Ann, Dcnnison, Wilmington.
Arr on Thursday, schr vcsta, Rider from Fredo-
,ricksbusg.
below, 2 brigs and ] schr.
cid: ship Lavipia, Mcisier, Vera Cruz; brig Re-
mecca Groves. Groves, Wilmington; schrs Martha,
HAYDEN, Omoa; WIN and Thomas, Hyler, Washing
stos N G. 49,,
.chr Of sbou, 100 tons, belonging to Philade'.
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PRoNOUNCING TESTAMENT.

A :. DECKNITU, Providence, las on hand n supply
IA Q of the rronouncina Testament, in whitehall the
proper names, and many Other words are accented, u lead
Ia a correct pronnnci Ition. Above $4,000 ccpes If this
work have already beea called for, and it has exerted a very
powerful influence in exciting attention TO the subject of
correct pronunciation, AMI establishing habits Of correct
speaking We'll printed from stereotype plates, IN COED
piper
In numerous towns, tho School Committees have given
particular directions for tie introduction OF the iroRouhcing
Testimcnt; and the attaching OF Walkers pronunciation to
the work, will undoubtedly render the Testament a more
universal comp nion IN schools Early habits VI pronincis-
ton are difficult to bo changed, which rendcs II important
to acquire those habits which arc correct. The spelling
Books, which are now fast coming into Use, are funded rn
the principles Of Nj. Walker aud II canini fail 10 be bone
fcid . have reading lessons marked agrei5iy to tic simc
principles.
= The pr3nolnc'ng Testament has been recommended
BY ruaeiG,is insiiu, tors and ether literary persons, from
whirh the FLOWING is selected
From the Eer. Mr.. Bened;:', J Pdetu,kt, RI
Messra Liacoin l. Edin,nis-i have examined your
{ pnnouGcing Testament" Hr. Algsr cort tiniy deserves
great cred I lH his aesice, sul for his wise aud sr,tialLe up
piicniion If Walkers ruirs oi Ortheopy u tbs every day
look aii IL lie Carries his plan Though the whole ol the
&C ilurcs, he VIA ID a great service To tie Christian, Us Web
as ;ieiaiy public. lice 10
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phia. wa, ash,re IL ,ails. no-ii, Il 1iarnegSt, ON tho
afternoon Of .hs 10th, i;sehargins e*lon .iro a hight.
or. tt tNr. r.
Ar at Philadelphia 10th, brig Atlantic. Hathaway
~ Us FIN Havana. Lett ship u States, Kennedy Tor
baltimore 9Th Dec; briggs Centurion for Now York
few ds;' Orioa for Cadiz same day.
Cid brgs David Malclt, Row iaud, West Indies;
Margaret, KEN ick, s, Bars.
Arr at DalrImore l2ih. brig Delta, knight from y
Orleans; schr Mentor, Smith, Charleston. Cid brig
Juno, Barney Tor this port.
Arr at Alexaudria 18Th, sioop Rising Sun, Arnold,
hence.
Sailed I'm Richmond 18Th, brig Eiite,prizc, Lay
field Tor Boston.
AR at Charleston 9th, schr L,ll., Robinson 5 DIS
I'm Key West. Passengers, Capt Ouyrcx aud msie
OF Fr ship Mereurie, lost on Fl,ilda Reef. Lot
Heyenuc Gutter Marion, Jackson, under SECURE
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-20

SANDwicH IsLANDs Capt. Worth lately
: arrived at Naniuck 81 from Tho Southern Ocea o.
reports that Kauikenouic, King Of The Sand
wioh Islands. has purchased tho splendid brig
Tassahmeah. This vessel was built by Hem
~ Eckford. Esq. in 1924. expressly for the
king Of these Islands. She arrived out in tho
rsmark able passage of Ii2 days; and at the
lima OF her departure froin Ncw.York, was
ssnsidered by judges to be sxcelled by no vss-
ssl Of her class in The United States, for beau
~ Of model Apd elegance Of accommodations
The m~ission3ries who sailed from Boston for
the Sandwich Islands Nov. 1927, arrived in
April last.