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EDUCATION.

ErHE SuesrTihef ~. 80 -
- shd he Public generally that hi. Sc ho,l s h. @
i""ood. NE ies'denoe Of his father on Tho fsb
's"'t ih<h His eoUrss OF instruct ton " IN s,,h,s
"' =" we branches NJ essues useful ed,,r &c. ~
80 sFSe'u tof the extent t. which bis school Is
p.oh,d oy liberal public, pledge, bin,,If 1Lt ~
,s' winch has heretofore suned 10 ts,os s0od
,en'e oe entertain, Of the difficulty add r..ron,t
~ conducting teyOutl committed 10 HI, ~
~ tnAth, time - eSeiusivey devoted to ,bs;, 10 TO-
- ma' ne - rarely separated fon th.,, ,or,s,r
=" '"y an det<m 70 BE- their evf.fsnt ,or,r..s
W hem Win The love oiiesrnins, aud I, convinee S.
;,r,,s ,snee y thfit iuture drsn,e, Tbs bso.
hNu'nt. ~ ls method has been s,tetsd - nap,
% os IN sod by The general .at,sfsctiSn 5rh
W d to his care Terms for Do,rd s1J r;,, Sn,msn a.
o'de' hn'ns b" own bed be<us spI csnJIs. NV eA0h
mn,no., CHAS. A. LEWIS, JrS.
Csf'ihe euut, Va Noy.I $780,.
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TO TIE SUNS 6InFRS

~ the MechunicsUiRe Turnpike Compaay.
NZeOU aistequsstsa 20 at@ns xsassa sessr of van,
~ 'mpa"', 10 be aid ~ the GUY Of Richmond on The
z November next at nci,ck, A. NJ The Pre,,dent AMI
" are particularly anxious that there be full
meeting subjects OF the greatest mporianc. to the int eats
we COMPANY will be preend to the of tie
S'oAa"'deis NY order OF the President and Directors
u al OAAkiMGTON, See'ty.
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Oct. %.

IA Ill >Isrsd is sais Cs,.wanp in tho uon or ns,,
w Hanovr, Msuday thu 18th Of Eov.mbe,F r.
mot The sx fsr day. the subscribers crop of cor a.
" " "swsen aud 400 barrels hree males well broLrn a.
w'k, 'rvtra Tough horses sn two coils: m, .,et -
s'e' consulting of oxen young steers mich cows, &c Be-
u" s'9Sx OF hogs and sheep, asd variety of pan.iin
"sn credit OF ~ moths will be given to pure on
sum. above i've dolsr,fo all sum: under live cash viii
'eIeu. Purchasers OF residing distance from
he riait, may have month for removing II $50
u.n.. a. O, EDI'D. FONTAINE.
-,LN
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EDUCATION.

EDUCATION.
NE Subscribers School for boys-o twelve
years and under, will open on the 18th Janua-
iry' 1929. instruction will be given il the usual
branches Of an English Education, and in Latin,
Greek, and French Board, including washing,
candles, &c, SAP so per session OF five months:
and tor tuition, Sl2 so for the satne time The
"a sessionwiii commence in thirty days after the
lrst concludes, and continue unit. the middle Of
December.
Payment in advance will be expected for tho
Isl session, and on or before the middle of Nov.
for the 2d session.
Females, under the age Of ii years, will be re
ceVed anu taught upon the same TERMS by Mrs.
Elizabeth w. {. Taylor, who lives with the Sub
sciioer. They may be instructed in any, or all OF
'ie ABOVE branches OF Education, it required.
The schools will be kept in separate apartments.
Any persons inclined TO entrust their children 10
our care, may rely upon the same attention being
pad to their religious aud moral improvement, 10
'heir conduct both in and out OF school, to healt,
ana cleanliness that have ever paid to my own
children; and if it should please God to visit us
win sickness may rely upon such medical assist
ance' gratis, a. the experience Of upwards of 30
years practice will enable the Subscriber 10 afford
them: though viii! venture the opinion, that no
district OF country in the United States exceeds
ours IN health. A line addressed 10 Mrs Taylor
or myself Montpelier, Hanover county, Virginia,
will be attended TO.
CARTER BERKELEY.
November 4. "a &c
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.STOLEN

S4'foh tbs Snbsc,lh,t on Sa,ufdsv ,,ah, -, - -.
Il ""m, FIVE HUNDRED AND FIVE b0 or Q, t,'
h., 10y '"g,na Bank nole'-As well esn ree,llss;
~" "r'f Ou hity dsliaf notes. ar tw, ~,
,u W. "n~ i've aud the balance thify dos2 ,o 80
~sftcd literally. DAvIn ~ ' nI,,,. shaii bs
rff'. CurbP lard, Nov4 W. .oOhION
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vrIu' Of deed ct tru.t executed h, ! ST..
the aub'criher aud Brnjsnn u. Duke, al, IN ~
OF January, 1924 and recorded The County Court Oh,
oi Tor the Pu poses therein meutioued val %.
Puhc auetou oH the premises, Zoe cash, monas,
18Th Il Dec next Il far otherwise the day fhrr..
after all The said j"hn Shelton, Jt's Interest," beins
az OF one hunded sSd -four of isnt with mil st
to attached thot.-. lying and hs'ng the County
Lous On the Southans rive" and the south side thereof
adjoining ih lands ct George Fleming sud Others with t.
p'urtenanees mschneres and aPparstas thr benug
ing a'u ATTY and ore fourth acr.s OF land purchased
AID IA Shelton, Jr. Il John Austin aud others, Il the
south side the trt sioresa, ADJOINING The lands Ii
Loy aud others also all his, the sa'd John Shelton.
lest ahd TO other of land living snd
heinz IN tie said County OF Louisa the North sd. tn
,""i Ve coitauinS fifty acres which part IT tract Of
iud formerly owned ny Peter Shelton- riet his wife
o the following person., estate, to Wit negro men
'hsfie an Harry, two negro women Judith t. Nancy
cniIren Caroline James horses, one oolt AID null,
four oxen five cows twenty-five sheep all the stock Of os
thee carts, one wagon, one dc-en po"ghs aud gear
belonging 10 them, mahogany tables, together with al
he household am kitchen furniture, silver watch and
."e smooth o, rel guI, and fe
JOSEPH SHELTON, Acting Trustee.
Nov. Z. 5l-tbs
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O0'ee ~ the ChesapeGhe q Ohio IooaT
tOWp0nu, W AsHIHGrnr 0ct 90 Z

'''' 10 WI ~ rfceivsd ~, m. OF ~, . 49,.
w. sy ~ Warrington, WGti 4 n'eIaeL. g. 81 r.,
daJ ., u eemhsf, 1879, for tn * svstion spb.,S
w ~ "'nt ~ ~ fsidue ~ tir 6. CITY milo ~ AZ
t'sPesse and Obo Csnsl ooDrrch eniins The r. a w
a. ~, n'h Of the Mo"ocs'y and II tn Senscs :,
"t P'f"'n" to- Cana betwfen no CfeeL 81 a. s"
u"i't contract nett below the Little Fsl - 80,
&c i"sTf making shout Ten miies Of esnst , fy2.
s'"e uas' IIoPo'sh will he received for .re, ns
vsrs bridges ~ 'ok'' Two basins, aud ses
ns T'9s 81 siicg' fof the above ,S,rI ,;u.
h5"ed al IN" oi5oe stsr the 25h dsy ~ VIZ be e4.
JOHN p. INGLE.
~ CleF1 ca GoA. Genial Company
Si-.ssI
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OXFORD ACADEMIES

oAfORD ACADEMIES.
n LII interested are invited TO attend tbe eya.
,, OF the male Academy in Oxford, N. G.
on Monday the 10th OF November, Report 10 r.
read on Wednesday morning. after
W ha me examination with Female .acGdeuy,
20 oe concluded with an exhibition of mnsir ~,
hur'day evenins-The winter session in ,hoso
S ,en opens on Monday the I2th of Ian
IS29-J'ines ID. Johnson principal of the maio &
Joseph Labaree principal of the Female Acadep,v
Oxford, November T. st .,
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JOS. b. WARNE ,
Interesting nouiyu aud Roonoe,

~ elmer OF the Chem two young men whosa
names are not recollected, belonging to Confa;n
homas Drew company of Virginia regulars
attached to the light infantry corps Of Gen Cate,
army on the fatal nigh, oil The 18th of August I7so
commanded by Lit Col Porterfield ofthe Yirgin;s
''ne; who assisted the writer of this enoniry 10
sarry the Colonel of the field of battle, in his
bleeding and manned condition in the face of M.
"hoie me OF British infantry, then firing pon ne,
or II L. Vaughn, or ensign vi of the said com.
pany; or indeed, if any other of the privs,es of
Tue 'aIne' be yet alive, which. may God grant. 7
earnestly solicit them to give mo their address
Wherever they may be; aud respectfully rcoueSt
'hein TO be particular to the State and co,,ntv
W Wntre they may happen to reside, and the Pos,
once nearest 10 them; as anxously wish IN com.
Ter WIN mem upon paper; particularly the foo
young men hrst mentioned (for we were all xoune
'hen;) on facts not generally known to the ARM,
al the lime; and, by reason of the fatal dis.
a a OF the next morning, are Unknown IN
history; nor can they ever be recorded unless r.
shaii be done before the last of us il ,yrant
IN the cold recess Of the slant gave. f'
GUlLFORD DUDLEY
franklin, Williamson County, Nov 7. 54-st
1r0tes.-We know that Capt Thomas Drew
period. "'iy thas
IEnsigh Varnum, Vernon, or Verno, k,s
ms name not precisely recoilected.
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NOTICE.

PbriTIoN viii he presented to The next e.
nrra, Assembly Of Virginia, by Jesse Jonl;no
praying TO be released from the further ad,p1ss'
'ra.on OF the estate OF James Brent which was
[1n,",,,e" 10 ms hands 70 be- administered vybo
High Sheriff Of Nelson County. WING
Nov 7
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NOTICE.
Ion SALE, at the Pententary Store, nearly OIL.
;osite the State Banks, large assortment OF
P"n,entiary Manufactures, to wit: Negro CLOTH
ing Shoes, Gear OF all kinds, Mails, SC. sc Far
mers' Country Merchants and others, are respect
July invited 10 call and examine them.
The prices OF many Of the articles have been late.
" reduced by the Board of Directors, particularly
the Shoes THOMAS NELSON pAp'
Sept. %. 4u-tf
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DN Chcncery: At Rules held in the clerk,. 81
ice OF the county court Of Buckingham. ON Non.
day the 9th day Of Oct 1928 -
Rhoda Gaanaway and Judith Winneford,
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VIRGINIA FEMALE ACADE.MV

hofDToN, MECKLETBURG coUN1-y
'ut mex eNisinstfos a. Studso,. m TN, q,
eo ~ .ommeGee on Tuesday, Nov conclude on Tie
tend o' snd' an patrons are respectfully invited 10 ar
JOS B. WARNE, p,s,.,.
GEO. l.. BAKER, f'f"cipais.
Inc sh"Ve i"sutiGn hs hssR osasJ Isr IL. las. q
W ydsnj The seIt Session will comneuc. "A u.uai ~ *
2 IN Janusry, 1899. PARTICULAR, will BE given in
Oct
So
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ZION Pc DsIflmore. chronicln- o. ~

~" ' u "'IIhOre.C hr0nicie, Oct. 281
Ff0m ~ /homc5.--By he brig Ann Ws,,s
Capt. Codman, from ST. Thomas. we Are r oro5
WIN , Price current and other items Of CONNER.
cidl Intelligence, 70 tie Oh instant
TIE PIRATES have -, ..,...,.r
81 by MIR Nelson. the proprietor Of in
Jews Room, with the 50. ChdstupLer .F5os,f
S@' containing the trial, at great length. Of a..
=, ir"es belonging 70 the Las Danqos minimum
o4'rSct ihe following closing paragraph Of this
nuly horrible business. " was
Pursuant to their sentence .Joso,g,, r..,r, L..
zen, MameFtro Sahala, Jose Tsfparoni. Y,n,s{; j,
N''Sps''' |fsyY.er sorts' Csrlo Pertra Ra1es,si
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JAMES CORNER & SON,
Agents al Baltiinore-or
SAMEL PHILLIPS,

Agents al Balnore-or
SAMEL PHILLIPS,
agent at Frederick sburp
,xzEsS, N.B-Thste regular me ct
Siag's estdhl' he'd between T,ps
Sf3Iz3~ III H{-J1 ''nn"tk * kichn-nd ~ tie a.
20, s'n dat'cI II pas.eBge,s b, tn.
EssSkzfkfzn ID VI PASSENGERS issvBg Baltn 20 ?
ire PatuEeni, will he lsrd.d on
nr-day mo mtg al FsPpahspnoek aud arrive 10 RhonJ
he .sme evening IN Toe Sasesnd those leaving Richmout
90 'nrdsy Mug this line will arrive m palmo. 81,
Suudsy -vcung N''' ~"
n Az Baggage al the risk # the owners.
GTPet'ons IT, falmrutt, having & GODS On board will r,
seed then sa'IJ on Friday
Dalt !. 70. Oct 81. ~ =,
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EEecutiue department..
BALTIMORE & FREDERICKSBURG
Steamboat P-aTUXE.NrT, Cant. q Hyeeus

~ 4 Z n 1-9' 4 -Cupt. U. " GEMS
fs>tye7-5xxsa Will e.v" Baiiin"ie ON Wedn,..
= Scss$sS 1dy MOI nug mex, (In.tead o Tues,
IN isSJ al o'clock, and al the same
EyseSScsHz1F.tsss houf every Wednssday; and sf,er
ss.zsEEt5sz S5S3fj5{i5&< uchng at uerusg Bsy, " n
proceed I" snd up The Rsppahaonvek, Fredrrek.burs
whefe she VIII arIve Thudsy evening R.utntny he
PstHIem will leave FEEDER, ksbure on soturJsv n,D;
ntf, un''ead OF ffdsyO at o'clock the san. hour
'ty succeeding S.ufd Y, sud will arrive 10 Baltimore an
SUNDAY ,vttng-rhe PainS-n will, going returning
'op al faPahannnck sad PortRoys land and TAX. off
paenrst and FreIsn' she will also stop at Carter Cs.s
a. IN uth'ns 10 land and take III Ps..epger. IN her ,
BOA" IA addition 10 tas elegant for
re the fauI.n IS eon'ueed TO carry hulk Of wely,
mad rh hstre Freight which an he taken and c.i;vst,
'vttN week on Accommodating terms,
49, - W ''' y" ""a'ui
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DUMFRlES' HIGHLY APPROVED
sCr ZEE al

Vb>lls safe and powerful wash FOR sore ar inasmsx Eyes
n stands pre- eminent among tMs multitude Of ordinaI,
preparations for this purpose. The most obstinate - the
most slight intiamations Of that delicate organ, yield to this
highly approved Eye Wafer, which win brace and restore
the time Of the diseased parts. On recent spre eyes the effect
Is highly %salntuy. In cases Of years ~standing, the most un-
expected relief has been received, aftor mirr applications Of
intermediary had f,iiea. 1'cainsSs, soreness, aud 9th,
or complaints ~ the Ives, proceeding from colds, have been
permanently removed. Those who ,tse II prunouuoe II u he
the bes, PREPARATION Tor this complaint they ever met with
especaly IN obstinate cascs Of soreness aud inflsn'ation.-
Price 25 rents per 6Dttis.
ALso-Tbe celebrated cam6 ani Tooth Ache Pill, which
give immediate reiitf, without the least injury 10 fhr Teeth,
On trial this will be found one of the hest nn'edies known
for this painfnl complaint. Price so cents a box.
~ Prepared and sold Wholesale, by L. KiDDER, propri.
etor 0r the "Coanay .Ksdioise,,' Counting Room ~ Cham.
beers over No 20, Corner Of Cuur aud Hanover ,;freis, aud nj
retail BY his special appointment, together with all The the
different articles of the Conway Med'cine) ly the following
Druggists, viz. JOSEPH BALCH Jr. aud JOHN u. MA
son & co Providence, Dr. Al. MOORE, Newport, DR..
.. WILLIAMS, Warren, NATHAN DURFEE, Fall Riv-
or.
$,tObssrve, none are genuine wiile,Itthc written signature
Of T.EIDDEI, on the outside printed wrapper.
Lnres discount " those Mia buy 10 sll aguin.
Oct. H..
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Arr at New Haven 25,h, brig Gold Hunter, Is d.
I'm St Barts.
Cid at New Bedford 10Th, barque Hespcr. Brown,
Pacific Ocean.
The owners Of the beautiful steam boat Lafayette.
intend running her between New Bedford, and Nan.
tucket, touching at Holmes Hole, commencing early
the ensuing spring. Her speed, and neatness of &C.
commodations, will doubtless ensure them encour-
agement.
Arr at Edgartown 25th, brig Adelins, Brown, fin
Fort Royal.
Arr at Nantucket 2zah, schr Hydaspe, Rich, from
Richmond.
Sailed I'm Wiscasset 25th, schr Betsey, Cunning.
ham, Matanzas.
Sailed FIN New Haven 25.h. Julia & Laura, John,
and Bellona, w Indies.
Sailed I'm Marblehead, schrs Borneo, ST Tho mas;
Tcazcr, Aux Caves.
The schr Carroll, Swain, which cid at New York
26th Oct. for St Andrews Bay E F. was boarded 7
days out by pirates, and plundered of stores, provis-
ions, &c. She was subsequently, driven on shore
18th Nov. at st Rosa's Island, and threw ovcrboard
part Of her cargo; she afterwards succeeded in getting
into the Bay, where she lay IN 5 feet water, about 40
miles from Peneacola, on tho 18th ult.
Arr at New Haven 22d, brig Antoine,te, Clark,
St Eus,atia "a. Sailed brig Cuba, Hotchkiss, ST
Bart,.
Cid a, Washington N c.. 2O,h, schr Bunker fill,
Lawson, st Barts.
Sailed from Richmond 2lst, sloop Globe, Baker,
Somerset.
Ship Portland, Conyngkam, fr Baltimore, ar at St
tt omas Sd inst.
At St Thomas slh inst. brig Only Son, Paine. I'm
N York
The brig 81 Pierre, Foster, Of New York, sailed
from Boston 2lst OF Feb. last, for st Pierrss, Mart.
and has not since boon heard Of
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PORT OF PROYIDENCE.
ARRlV ED,

AnRlV Els
SATURDAY December 81.
6ehr Eliza, Richmond, 6days fm Baltimore, with
coin and oats, to w Joslin and J b Sweet.
schr Domestic, Briggs, 6 days from Philadel-
sphia.
Sloop Victory, Deming I'm Hartford.
Sloop Pilgrim. Godfrey I'm Newport.
Sloop Ranger, Corey fin Tiyerton.
SUNDAY December %.
Steam ship Benjamin Franklin, Bunker from New
York.
Schr Hope, Baker FIN Yarmouth.
6loop Aurora, Brightman FIN Westport, with wood
% the master.
sloop Argo, Dean I'm Freetown.
6loop Grecian, Swift fn Sandwich.
6loop Henry, Delano I'm Rochester,.
6loop Eliza, Smith, Warren.
sioop Eagle, Reynolds FIN Wexford.
Eloop Steep Brook, Smell FIN Troy.
Sloop Resolution, Warner FIN Westport.
6loop Fair Play. Borden fun Troy.
Sloop Navarino, Rowland, I'm Dartmouth. :.
6leop Fame, Walden, Newport.
'9s MONDAY, December 20.
eloop Lucy Emellne, Sp,nk, Wexford.
"a 9loop Fall River, Brayton, Troy.
r7 TUESDAY December 80.
No arrivals.
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Per Southern Mail.

Cid at Philadelphia 9Th, ship Georgian, Land for
/, Calcutta; brigs Amelia, Renegom, St Thomas; B
Franklin, Clark, Halifax; Columbian, Marston. La
,suira.
Arr at Baltimore 25th, briggs Cybele, Holmes. l07
. d. I'm Lima; Pocket, Haliett, Boston 8; schrs Orr
. snt, Marhew rvs do 8; Curlew, Rogers, hence 6; Tat.
slcr, Smith, Salem IS. Cld schrs Mara, Seabury,
sfor this port, Sarah Il Priscilla, Traycrs, for st
Thomas.
A deep loaded brig. standing N. with + B in her
t>(sretopsail, was seen 22d inst. of the CaPes Of Vr.
: ginia.
Sailed from Norfolk 23d, schr Virginia, Anderson.
Nv Indies
Arr at Charleston 10Th, ship Columbia, Foster fm
5Boston; brig Massasoit, Holmes, Plymouth. CID
$, ships Empress. Sinclair, N York; Helen Mar, Hat
. nison do; Grecian, Girdlci, Liverpool; brgs Ceres,
Blanchard d2; Globe, Moore, Cowes aud a market;
New Priscilla, HaIt, w Indies.
Cid at Savannah l7,h, ship U States, Wilson, for
> 1iverpool.
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TO THE

yUNHE subscriber has succeeded IN forming a new Optical
Il Instrument. which may be called a Solar Tsieseope,
Whereby Gas one ohjecD the face of the Sun Is reflected usn,
a screen In n darkeiied room, and showing the exict image
OF that lnminary, with lis must minute spots, and other ap.
pearnccs upon III disc, without the least injury t. the ewes.
BY this instrument, those spots (now visible on the SUM
have been distinctly discovered To be immense volumes oi
smoke and vapour issuing from It's numerous and active
volcanoes = and the vast quantities OF gas escaping from the
bowels Ut that planet, and Turning It's atmosphere, b plainly
discovered To be the cause Of the intense brghtacss Of the
sun
ThHSe optical instruments have the ordinary powers of
Telescopes, shelving objects remarkably distinct, both ceIes.
tial and terrestrial they are from sI io eight feet in length,
aud from four to sx inche, In diameter portable. and
mounted conveniently, aud Will he Furnished nj the pric. Of
one hundred dollars each; Icing ahont four hnndpcd dollar,
les than the brass n'nntod telescopes, II n less size -bei
sides having other advantages which will DO explained to
those who wish To putciitse.
In addition to the ahnve, the subscriber continue, Ia man
uiacture his imProuef Solar microscopes. they having tie
astonishing pagnnying power of ri.ing eight million times,
Affhc mead Of a pan oPPeariag tpenty feet in diamcter)
Ihese useful instua1cGts arc superior 10 the English mann
inct,fed, ms regards management Se.-and the effect Is
equal, although there Ia MT 80 much brass about them I;
they VIII he furnished Mt Gty doiiars each ieing one hun.
dred dollars less than the " London manufaclurcd.'
pColeges, Academies, sciools, &c. will now have an
opportunity ii procuring thcse useful Instruments, by apply.
Ing SION, To ROBERT w. jerks.
Dec ~ j. A, T.. n.
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MARRIED,

In this town, on Thursday evening last, by Rev Mr. San
burn. Mr. David Z Slocum, of Little Compton, to Miss Susan
pT0wn, Of this place
In Pawtncket, on Wednesday last, by Rev MI Benedict,
Ar Dexter Barnes, TO Miss Mary Billiard, both of North Pro
violence.
In Pawtnxet, on Monday evsning last, by Rev Mr. shud-
etd, Mt ohm Hart, to Miss Elizabeth Bowers, both Of this
tpWn.
In Coventry, on Wednesday morning last, by Rev. Mr.
Buhingnme, the sprghtly and accomplished Mr. Pardon Til
ltnghat, In the 85th year Of his age, TO Mis- Nancy Arnold,
daughter Of M Nathaniel Arnold, In tho 18Th year Of her
age, all OF that place
" Is yellow dust The passion of thy life!
Look but on Gripns, or on Gripus' pife." Con-.
In Warren, 18th inst. by Rev Mr. %Stsidard, Mr. Zepbeniah
y Mason, TO Miss Susan Vinnicum, daughter Of the late Mr.
John Vinnicum.
In Bristol, on Thursday evening last, by Rev Mr. Griffin,
II John G DawIey, Of this town, to Miss Harriet c Ralph,
s0f the former place.
On the Island of Prudence, 23d inst. MI John Douglas, TO
Nks Mary Potter.
In Fall River, Mr. Major Borden, to Mis Elizabeth P
French.
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The seizure Of ~Jewelry to the amount OF
500 900 at New York, is contradicted in tho
Commercial Advertiser. The amount Of the
original invoice of the goods seized was but
E20l0 sterling, the goods were regularly en-
tered at the Custom House, and the duties paid
nearly two months ago. The preiext Of the
informer was that they had been fraudulently
undervalued in the invoice /; which was not the
ease. All the goods have been restored, ex-
eepting one item Of" Sundries'' worth about
@450, which were omitted through mistake by
one Of the inspectors on their first examina-
zion.
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The U S shin Erie, Cap, Turner, took possession
ofthe Ii A privatcer schr Federal, in the harbour Of
81 Barts, and ordered her to the U s. for trial, on a
charge ofhaving robbed the brig Nymph, OF Boston.
Capt T. demanded the surrender Of the vessel, from
the authoritios, who refused a compliance, and in.
sisted on her protection in tho port-he then rcsorted
to force, and IN accomplishing his object, was fired
upon by the fort, but fortunately sustained no Injury
OF consequence.
Extract Of a letter from Bahia, received in Bos.
ton" The brig Nymph, Chdden, Of Boston, which
sailed from this port 23d ult. for Africa, returned on
the 3ist, having been boarded two days prev by the
u A privateer Federal. AID robbed OF about 90 cases
goods (shippcd by an Am house hcre) and q lew 9TH
er articles"
The above schr. was formerly the Richard @ Coz,
Of Baltimore, (sold at Bdenos Ayrcs) and Is com
msnded by Capt VIM N Taylor, an American. She
sailed from Buenos Ayfrs on her last cruise, the lat
ter part Of Sept. and ar at ST Bars the latter part Of
Nov.
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SMALfEY L TlLLiNGiIh sT have recently received
- nj their Clubbing Wac House. Ma. 8, Canal street, =
pnne assOrinent OF blue, blscS, brown, oiire, grsen and
mixed iinosdchalis aud Casslmercs sik, velvet, aud valencia
Ve~tinss superior vdnts hair CanbIeis imdsian and con-
mon do Tartan Plaids green n, orehai laxe white aud
red fIannels saiiine,s Pudding dsb Dutbls ksrsey |;
Suspendss Gloves aud Hosiery.
Also,
On hand, upwards OF 1900 Rcsay Made Garments, cen
ssiing of hlus, black, olive, aud uxred Dress Coats blue,
brown, olive, aud mixed frocts aud Surtous blue, black,
olive ,drb, and mixed ~BroadcigA, snd Cssiwsrs PAM Iu,us
velvet. silk, tolIn,ii. vsleIeia and Msr-s,l'c. N~s H,sd-
ciah, Cashmere, and satiinet do; goss hsk Caissc Gree:
Goats and Cloaks; imitation aud ounnson do Paid do
drab DuGi and Krrsy pa JNkss blue 8~nsdcloeh, CssS-
sssrs aud 5.itins, sbost Jzckc0; stArs. and Shin ColAn
Cuvah. nc. he. eli OF H,dch are sad In The hue syte,
sst wostsansi,. They iwvise their fnssds, susa ssess,
end the psiaie generally, 10 call snd srsuins hs6,s tbsy
pnrehsse elsewhere They insnd to mate new svans~-
aents IN their busincs, and ere dc~rsIs To ci'- ussis ebet
OF ui.s,ins, At unusually low prices. II wholesale AMI rstsa
or Cash. Dec .;