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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-13
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ttTE AND IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE
N.o#Y..L March / r. tho arrival LAT. t,is
.ftero,,n al he eIeoa,t shn, Sally r,nt,in M.
co. IN ~ davq nom IJayrn tbc Editors of the
,,,nmerrial Nd,,,,i.er have received numerous
(7r.ol PARIS panrrs 10 ttc 18Th Of January m
ie..ye containing London aayices to the lltb
nsIpg,yr.
Ilqpgs5a the TggEa IE9ittrU 1t apu.ars
h4trhr latr tnrnors of an INTENDED chanpe in thr
bout C.lhi4et were nv no means without f,un
}ahnp Lord Goa.,ich Ind resigned fine Pre-
In,pr,b,r,. All .,u,.y Ministry had actually brpu
nan,d. 81 suald lac within a day or two, The
Ia5on a.,oine Herald. Of January 1Olh
aahlshrs he following list Of ,Ie new Minis.
-.#>.
Irt Lard 9TH I,,a.,ry E3fl c,ev. Cb,r.
c3aroftac lsrbeoaer Mr. Peel. SECRETARY oc
sat. f,rfI,. li,,lne lt,,=.,t,n.,t Mr. r,,alI3,j
DAVIS. sefrcfar, IF : .fe for Tnreion Aim
Sr CArlcs Stunlt u the MARQUIS of Wellesley.
Secretary ioi nc COLONIES Lord Bathnrst. Mas
tfo1ue 1rdn,ucr D,,I,cnf II ,Iri,o,o,, o.
,aieni ID III, Con I'll Earl Of Shaf,,rarv p,i,,
zeal Ntraiis Of ond,nd. ,,r. IL ,.,,,or ~ H.
Ivy. Nh. Dawson Cbanceilor IoId Ty,d
haist, Ch,u,. ll.r Of tho D,rb, of I,o,.,,,o,.
lari Bc,ley. Master Of ,hr MINI Nj Wil;an,
Horton
lfsnch il the chance 10 h, ,,ade we, ,,.,,,,, tlo
lgors. consequences Tja rhoror .,.s,,,,, r NJ.
Cannino i, ro he abandoned "a, ~, ,,i,.., ~.
RES are to be bran,bt into nny,pr n,f.t ~. mn.
,ae Iato an,rices al the Dnla of yVoIli,c,,, .
Ter tie Tendon n,nprs nvnr.ssIv I.,.l,r,, tL,t
he Duke was snrci,Ilv sent Io,. la, th, KIM,
and taf the new N,nistrv is IA ne c,,n,., aarec
ablv 10 the Dukes views Tn. p,,.;s I,,o,7 .,,,
hIrd with extracts from, tho 7 indian ,,,,ore# 49,,
on ms sudden rnyolntion ,f nnrtiss In th, Ri,
.sa Cabinet W.. c,nno, Li,,so,,a. h,l,a,'a
tat ,lrh man =, the Warrants If aadandar,,.
amarly L,,l S,,,rt hrottn, nft,a t,t. "a
fastlereagh1- fiery indis,r.ot into,,nn.,,e. NJ.
no--is t., BE- brought into the Cnblprt
The Standard saws thero !. mil Jonh, ,h,t
NJ. Peel will succeed Io,d soder;rh ns ,be
tato. tie Ministry
rIa r,Iowior i I'm, tho nror,,;,,r f,b.,,,;,,
eftto Inn Of T,,r,,,.
DgreadcrS must 6,yp hacn .,ro,,,,ed h.. ,,h,,
fh., ,.,i ',.'.' '''''"S N'''
l,tria c4ang.x We "nde,s,i,d ,h,, ,,' ,r,',,
day, Lord Gadericr, ,,,nt down IN U;nd.a, 10
ny fa,ore lis Majesty some chromosomes or an
embarrassing nai,,r, in the ea,,4nc,;,,, no Co.
"Fnmenl, when his majesty observed Lat. ma.
Dr. visiting circumstances he deemed !, nq,a.
5ary to form new Government and dns;rcd
.a" he might see the Lord Chancellor that eve.
amg, though it might be late Tn. Lord Chan
re,Ior ACCORDINGLY Won, do,, ,l',t oron;,c, a,'d
VI, Ang requested thai he would come down A.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-13

VIRGfNlt-At iulcs holden an the 81 r .nee oI,o'
SuUeriar g,prt Of Ibaurafv for tiie lHurhhnrg Dis
tIot, tbe I'd day of March, 1919 John aller' ~ ~,
& IN Oiugr MKes nalis udnr q. hon, non Of john
". Btadle, deed W ihrin Evans and Ma ms"io
Ie.is Brown and iiit ,, ~ ar, Jane ). Dunnih Ii
Robot NcBahe aud OpheJ his vile, hepf! hiIss
brfry aud Nancy n.s VII, late Nancy Et'dey, anu t
lzahctll lIolcQube eNrA d John hoie'"pe' aV' ~
bet. =
Thedefendauts Henry King berry and Nancy Hs nc
not having encrrl their apptHranefe AMI seuN ~
lecardigg 10 thu at Of Assembly aud the raes 81 ths
,or u ~ pueiur 10. satisfactory evidence that they
arc MT mhaisus o. tl,s country It ofdcred tha me
said atenlaat do appear hosf the ielh day otlho
term and iussrr tno l oftbe plaintiff and TIA
,n aftla, afd,f be forthwith rtened ~ some ne"ata
PEI printed IN he ors 81 I'rohenrr, for two months
saccas,i, l and posted 1e front door OF TIM e"af
HoOs A. =" Acopy--Teste, j. WILLS, OK.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-13

:. - - ~ -. and ahea pl, iutu ano-
r., sgP z' ,...ra vi, water. manifest 4
- ps.'H'f
-. H=-i.# . -. ~ the Tin 4 poplar are es-
trsri-- : '"' Ter IN .orrrci toe dispo-
8. .la' le'' ~ Wv .',, nave L. the scai and a.
..sa VIZ -, ,e,,.,le ei.r tn,ir >hcen
#.f rIs5.'#.. &C ,i,.i1.rajn in wool -
zraia ia ot' ~ - ,,etraSrs The cfa,.i.
55y a-e ft''.4 vaol bat makr, II cnarS.
l.s, u ..'5.''l ... ,ha value Of tue fleece.
.aa3 ta1 -. -. - and air. IN div Nc,t-
-4ap I.a.'.' Itch. shntuu f,, they fear
f,rft't - '' ,tl,.r animal Inc ufac.
s.e5d h. ''' -, ,..,e,,a among heaps Of
fr.of kffNhN - aal exercise IS a fatal
aanare. dfia''
aae. ..,rfbe small 20, (petite-ve.
Nh'r ......,,, the sheen IN Germany.
fteH p'f'''.,'- -, = the best means Of pre-.
5i .a's VIZ :, lie does not think that
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-13

Cholgc Of .Hnisfrg in Tapee.

Chnuge Of .Hnlarg IN ffBee.
This important event has AT leuglh taken
place. Il hid been generally anticipated,
n III some measure, we may NY. appprehen-
dod, ever siuco the results OF the late elections
were known, but II was moi supposed that
IL would he 50 complete A. ~ lind ii Is. #
was admitted on almost all ,idcs, that some
of NJ. de Nillelc's colleagues ought to %
hut II was hoped that man who had dis
mayed much talent III the discharge nf his
nigh duties, 80 much lihcrdlity in his policy,
AID 80 much friendly feeling, and therefore
presents III the nature of it COMPOSITION a
guarantee for the wisdom and consistency
oi lis course. There is even something ia lis
formation which induces and Iu>llHas bc!irt
thA' II is not the work Of the sovereign alone,
aud that though " Ellcle has retired, while
mounting 10 the Chamber of the Peers, he ha,
thrown his mantle over his successors. On"
great point seems Ia lave been gained lh"
igtDrriaul so gradually but indefatjgably cree
ting by the Ie,uitN IN inpertO IS destroyed.
It's chief onlllati N was Ia" exclusive com.
initial Of public instruction To eccirsia tlcal
authorities Endcrthe influences of fanali-
cal party, even the regular Clergy could
N Ike no stand against the REGULAR approach
IS aud inNa>inns OF the Insuts. The Minis
ter of Ecclesiastical tf4irs himself. the Bi,h.
y Hermapoli,, admitted last year the Ell.
croarhmeut, of that ambitious body, an1 the
iif1iruify of resisting them. lie only way
wa 10 sever the ii" which confined the cdu-
cation Of youth 10 the Church. siuee the
Chur IA itself wa not strong enongh 10 guard
,ts own sanctuary from usurpalion aud pol.
hItiun. This, il viii be seen by one OF the
ipllowing Rovai Ordinances, has been done
In fu'ure,' il says, Public instruction viii
ma LONGER form pant of the Ministry of our
erelcsasiiral affairs Favourable rs the
Kin, has hiIhertv been con.i3rred 10 he doc.
lrrnes aud claims OF tho Jcsnts, the danger
which they created, either bv pernicions and
inmoderate nature. or by the aversion teit
rpwards them by the whole country aud eX.
tending to the Sovereign must have been re
presented 10 him in lis trne colours and by
firm aud resolnte hand, to induce him TO n
iopt 50 decisive a measure. His Judgment
has been enliehtened-th rest may now be
;afeIy entrusted 10 his patriotism.
The French Funds have arisen in anticipa
ton Of the Change Of Ministers what etleri
has been productivity the realization of tie
event is not known. as the express which
brought us the .b0Hitcnr of Saturday, IN
which MI the Ordinances are contaired, wa
Dispatched from Paris too early to bring the
Ga@efte he FraHCe.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-13

NiRGlNIA-Atrulo. hpldrnla tho elrrrs office olhe
superior Court Of Cbancrrs for the Lyuchhurg Dr.
fref the sd dry 81 hareh, l52s. Iiies wis. ri
FHu-t Matthew Lively udIhlf.p It.ly tn het oaH
ushf and It's eN'rs Of Jaurs Larly decd, jones Il.
IHe1, jaime Ill aud Hltrih MS vile, Ann & nP-
bei, John iu',s aud Amy h,Wlic Allison og nd
ur, his VIZ, llne srly, John MDJio, William
kuieht sud Elritnrd Hnrrisen, b. tls
Tie Defendant N times Lively not having entered hia
appearance aud pru security ateo ting totrHrt # A.
euLlY aud tif rdfs Of this roHrt, Hrd aprrunR ~
All. fftufy drlrc tat hr Is not fua,Itnt II tina
country Il satd,rra, thai The SAID defendant do appear
Ecfr Tho tenth day Of the Het and answer tina
hi If The plruIf 1nd at copy "thls order be forth
"a h BcfItd ~ sgue new paper printed ~ the town Of
iyhclbufV Tor months sueeessiyel} aud posted NJ
sac front door the courthouse IA the said toWn.
d A rupy--Te To- J. VII Cl.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-13

ylRGINiA--ti rules huiden IN Tie elnrka oHice 10
Superior Court OF hahecTy Ion the IYnchburt Is
ulct, thu I'd day ofAatoh, 1s2t. Samuel Nj ad-
Unjust Of David Kfatz, drcd, PIT hB tti'f nah
Dubyns, Thomas krnnEz, William kr..tzi =. ,hae.
krantz Daid Kraatz Jo.eph kaGt1, Jain,s Free
nli.s,nd Eb1abah his vii, lur Elizabeth X anti.
Abaer bpb} o. and Fattck Gises0 +, Ietts.
The d.iruaum Tuomas krauiz not hayips Intere' his
appearance end given secuIuA ascol-sr7 TO ne att OF
A-srmb. aud the rules of thus -it and IT appe MB
by sail -ttctpfy ctIdrnc.'-d' h. moi an innhnht OF
tins eouuf.f II t.4c-11rd tiWt the sad defendant 20
hppcaI hr.r - III tJith d8y o tho next tefmnbd M
smcr III Ill n,tua paiuf ard thn cop 81 tbs "fdtr
be les inserted tn soine newspaper punt'd ~ mo
Tow oil snchbufp for t"o months susc'sehee aho
posted al the front of the courthouse IN 81 own
~ Arop,--Te.te. VII OK
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-13

NOWtF.--AO prrsous indebted 10 the Is.
1 v tarc 81 Ehha Calinod, drtd clthsi by
bond, nute ~ pen H,rpnh az rcquc ttd To-
call on the subscriber ior srtllrment aud lao
10 prepare tot the immediate pa}mcn oi .Aeir
respective debts Al lrisons ln,nE '.am a
galasl nd estate ave requested /" lpescnt them
property authenticated for pawn
JOHN SMITH. Jr.
Acting OK fl.liza tal7od dce
March y vi 4,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-13
SIX MlIilIAAIEN.

We grc indebted 10 Col. Davenport for a co
py of t1c Report ofthr Military { mmttce in
TIE House OF Representatives. N relation 10 tn
execution Of the six Nj itiamcn, aud the Doru-
mrnf annexed, from the War Department The
Rsp ~ viii be found ~ uur columns to-day
w sdv tlatit4s we'll written Report would bc
super"ragafney. as the happy talent n compost.
ton possessed l., Col Hamilton H. auth ., IS
wei known Bun it appears to ms that It Is no
such a document As suould rmdna'c how = l"eis
latlvr bodv. Il is mo e ike rba production of
version law and estinoay, than of a gave
dciibriativc assemble. whose only ohl,cl i, thr
eiJrtucnt a. tmrh Nc have bnlprc ,rbmiS nI
to pu. su w,tar"gard 10 This u.,tlcrd in impartial
cause for j. Wit I1ord ms mIcl more PLEASURE
10 pronounce Gen Jackson innocent f1an guilty
81 the act but. after prusine rhe documents
we are compelled 10 dissent hom the conclusion,
Of the committee. II appears to ~ that ~ man
Of inlpa. iallty can doubt rvrn If the iCgdi.t IN
of thrir ,xecnfion ha admitted thai IT was an an
necessary ,nd therefore a cruel HtH--that blood
was wlntony aud Inconsidcrator ehrd The
mliitlau,ru acted uudc, the impression that they
were cpin,.d TO a discharg" /: aud, 80 acring
then conduct -hould hay brcn treated rs m ~.
r0e, not eetwe. Gen. Jackson palt outfiy.
ought Ia havs been extremely leulcnt in suel Il
a.e, aware thathc had been mistaken in the
and Articles OF Wan, With which his duties, II
would s"eln. ,honld have made him familiar.
We shall return 10 this subject
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-13
March 1e

AAifEsSRS. George Eidwdl aud tom 81.
AEl lock mud jams Bul och SURVIVING part
ners Of William Gait john Bullock and James
Bullock late merchants mud partners. rad ng
under TIN firm Of Gait Bullock X to Iuntf Jul
lork surviving rnitncf ct Nnf. call and John
Bnllork. lat ietchanis aud pafuers trading
under Inc finn Of Cali ~ Bullock. nd the sald
John Bullock IA his individual capacity,
TAKE NOTICE, that snail. % the eighth
day 81 tn neSl term Of the Supario, Cont Of
ththcer, tpr he Lsnehbutg Dnniei mnyc
sud Cont 10 amend the decree pro ouuoed ~
the said roul, On the 10Th day u May 1921 ~
thu suit thrn depending IA SAID court, wherein
WIS plu tIh. and Fon wcfr drfei dhnts--l he a.
ln"ndmenl Hhirll shnll move have made
N sad difcrer. viii be 10 correct an err
therein ns 10 IL nntonht al fbr pttnctta OF NY
claim n.fn,nst tHr AID ,,cntgr IIwall the sad
decree haeinr bero n.dFriteufs hud cffunc
onsb cnlrffd lor the .ahl calui rs cptttni mo
neg wheu IL polut Of faci The sun pruf pal sum
was 3tftHg monty.
DANlI.E lH6GlNBOTHAM.
March Is esr 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-13

Nu.blNA-A# rlr. boliru "a the cethas ofc" Of tho
#ml.uuf tnefi If thmotry Tor fHe lynchufr Ibs-
t.tDt lha 81 dag OF Na,it le2s. .ulb HubtHnr, Sun
~ EpLinsua, HeaJy Kuhlu.nH, In. fnhnHou, Iruito
hmspu lnlis Robinson .aiI Doug 1rtty, fln.6F,inst
flrfspti Ea# .ot JtH. Ilut. a#pd Nancy his ~ue WIN.
Huel . al3 Russell ltsi 80 Ius-rl Eetnnfd iintl =
mud joIlf t# .lf VIII. y. l.liioti ,nj Matt IL
VT 'Huae Hos=,l, Crnfer Hotud fosepa Gilmore,
NM MiHetbi- VIC Ih,ui boletd, .'osar Rolnnd, 81
inB BD#nd, lorl Ioland 3nnr HuA ana am h. VIII,
Gef1o boeehrffv, Holm KohHton, Money EnEse0,
Ninth, Russell, William ltussrii on OF Kohrttj Nay
Hus-rli Eohru Russrll non ul obcttl Ann knfse
and Jghe Jsi,ttnn Bt-HrI. Drifs
The blu3l Is GcnrPc Roland, Pleasant Russell VII
liam n srii Dasni Itrs.Hli tancy Rtasell Mttha Nus'
.rH, y tam RI scll, poa uti,p1ert1 ha3 intse %
l.l Eu-t1 fton oleftl sun Eu.f'll nnd Jlnc jet
loFuu usscll, uot having entered tle appearance and
,rn security according 10 the act ~ anhl' tnd the
rules u this court and u appearing ~ aiialtoY "H-
tanHc thI thry M inhabitants of tho country II IS
ordered that att dulcudnnts dit pebi here Oh the
cnfh dl9 81 DIR neat TEEN ,nd The bill oithe
pHubH ami t't neops OF this ordef be torihw i m
.ai ir anUc U"a paper prhet IN ibr te"n - Lynch
huF, or two unu sncee-}ely and postc al the front
doyt a III. conrthens, Ia tine shId town.
- a cop-Tr,tt, J. WILLS, OK.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-13

10 be Drarn in Rjchmond, On Thurs
dag the 1st Nay ae1L.
Virginia State Navigation Lottery, Moo.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-13

enfh foreigners every thing connected W.T. r.c
aiur.
In Augsburg Gazette contains the flloUiag
particulars. under he date II ton,raniinople
December l2th. -" In the caphal prena,aiaas
for the var are making with Rs,nuy. lae 10.
meiutc chiefs la. arrived here, aud have each
received prsse as badge of 10 or Amer a
council held Yesterday n the residence OF the
Mulh. several Tartars We're despatched Ia the
fartrt,seS on the Danube. the nature Of whose
commission is unknown lhe youns Turks Of all
ranks are exercised alter the European tactics.
Since the departure ofthe Ambassadors, the Ell
thusasn ia favor OF the Snltan has risen 10 the
greatest height trman has been issued. o.
derlng iha the Christians, wherever residing
and ot whatever description, should be- allowed TO
enjoy their religious worship without molesta.
tlon. Chaprs have been built III the suburbs Of
ConstmtnopIe and Adrianople, where service
is performed every Sunday by Christian Minis
tiers
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-13

William Cobbett, has addressed long cgotis-
teal letter to the KING Of England offering
himself in curnrst as Prime Minister, in the
place of Lord Goderich.--He tells his Majesty
thai he i thr only person ii TIE BRUSH realm
that's fit for the station, and thai can save the
country from rum
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-13
NlsOKE FORTUNES TO BE DIsTRIBC-
.&i TED on Wednesday. Goth Mareh
10000 HfGUEST PRiZE.
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL LOTTERY,
Thirteenth Class


5O5I prizes. Sll3,j2O
a. only IA, 100 Tickets N
Whole tickets $40 Quarters - 80
Halves ) Eightns %
For sale at the .ottery ana Exchange office of
s IL NJ. ALLEN - CO.
Lynchhurg,
Where the cash will be paid at sight for all
prizes as soon as drawn.
March IA.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-13

Eoai from LgDrhbUrg In Chdri0HcHWf-
TIL. last Legislature Ia sed an act oulnrgiug
thr power, ol the county courts Of Amherst.
Nelson md Alhrmarle tor the purpose of ~
p"nrug more direct road from Lvuchburg
To Charlottesville. This is q subject pf great
inp"r',nce 10 these counties, aud we trust
they WiIl lo,r no time in commencing the
work. The rond oneht In he Immediately
iail ont. We hone the March courts oI thr5r
rounties viii not pass by without something
beng done IN thi, matter.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-13

- HOES ilcury Carbon d Go. have Just
- received 1IltEE caves Iadlcs SEAL
ah \ SiloES, The b,s, quality.
Mach - 3lf
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-13

Holm ShacLlcford Esq. Of CnIpeper, and
Col, Wm EIt:ey Of Loudouu have been np.
70 med Dv the GENITAL Anli-tack ,"n Commit
tee, TO supply the places OF MIR Madison nnd
Mr.. Monroe AS Electors for the Districts Of
Orange and Loudonn.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-13

4 hid. of Tobacco Wa sold atPlanter'sware.
house Yesterday AZ rs - which we believe /,
the highest price, given Tor the new crop
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-13

ltHgia Conference The annual session OF
~ Carolina aud Virginia Methodist confer
.n.a commenced in RaieIgh On "Wednesday
"a Incre are nearly tJ0 preachers IN appear.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-13

We are authorized TO Announce Wm. II.
Roauc rs a candidate TO represent the e .ant>
OF Amherst, IN the next General Assembly.
Ne ore authorized 10 announce John
Thompson ira, candidate Ia represent IL.
counly.oi Amherst IN the next Gene.~, A..
srmhly.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-13

P{tqriai itaiB The editor oftlc Bradford
s.apr, VI. Jans= + Bull issued his paper
ain gar 2l,l inst. v.,' .trikiag likeness Of him
...f-.tall horns aai al. ltisa beautiful pil.
tirp.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-13

NJ AkiuEn, on The 2slh Feb by the Roy.
Charles II. rnge REUBEN NlLMOkE. ia.
10 Miss 0AIihIi SUMMIT. all 81 Amherst.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-19
LSnaLNS.

In this town, on the 18Th ,nsi. Lydia Ann Davis
daughter Of Mr.. Joseph .. DAVIS, aged 2 years and
6 months.
Yesterday, Mr.. Daniel s. Lawrence. in he 3 d wear
Of his age. Mr. Lawrence, h,d for a number ofyears
held the place ofchief clark IN the post Office Of tits
town, and discharged the duties dcvolvcd upon hum,
n the entire sa. isiaciion Of his employers, and the
pub nc. He was beloved nv all who knew him;--hc
was plous, exemplary in his conduct, and displayed
those attributes which belong 10 tho christian. lie
had stui,.i much, and observed the manners and
conduct of men, AMI. from the fountains Of science
had drawa largely, and Advantage, us!y. la a word,
he was a gentleman and a christian, ard has lett be
hiud him, a mem,ry, whicl, is not DULY des'fable, bu'
snyiahlc.
On Sunday evening last. Hon. Theodor. Foster
aged 76 years
In North Providence, on Saturday last, Wash
iuyton l.. Angel, in The 9th year If his ase.-ot
Tbarsday evening last, James ANGEL. in the 81
year %; his age, both sous Of Mr.. j tines w A'grli
Ia Cranston. ON the S,h inst. MISS Han"ah Hurtc;
in the ~ year OF her age, daughter 81 George bur
ton. Esl.
Ia Newport, Eraaus Alien, son of Mr.. William
White. aged Z years.-M's Nancy ~Stckman, w'd
va Of Mr. Samuel Stickmar. aged 80.
In Wexford, IN Tnnrsi lay last, Ms. Phebe IT'S
dale, Of Exeter, wife o; joseph Tisdllc, Esq. aged
SO years.
Ia Usbridge, Mary Brown, only child Of james
Winsor, aged ! years and 1 uonihs. -.
At sogish Kew Cray OF Hondur ,) on the '6tt
ult Nj. Horace Ward Arlington, aged - years,sd
percarso OF the brig Only Son. OF this port and
yousy"st snn "f Nj. Asa Armrngton, cf se'konk.
Al Omoa, abou, the 'st u'. Capt. Daniel raine,
Of this town, master of the brig O,ny son.
gbj-Thc remains OF Captain Pane, arrived II
town, Yesterday, AMI the funeral wi take place from
his late re,Iden j, in ANoold street, to morrow aiter'
noon, at I O'Clock. =.
Drowned, on the 23d ut. from on board sloop Al
epzo, while living at the wharf, in New York, MIR
Ounce r.. Sm IN, aged -, a native OF Vermont.
fills friends are requested to call on Capt. John
X. Child, o, this town. and receive his eff c,s.1
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NJ


The Iris. Weeks, from South Seas, with a full
cargo Of oil, has arr at New Bedford.
Cid at Newport, Minos, Dennis, BALTIMORE; sloor
Splendid, Read, New York.
Al New Orleans, 29th ut Ann. Barry. for this
por, loading.
A, Ocracock, 9Th, James Munro, Higgins, from
Madeira, just arr.
Arr at New Orleans, 23d ult brig Blackstone.
Martin, hence; 10Th, Crawford, Luther, Charleston;
At anchor, Oft The Bslizc, Criterion. and Nor" aud
8 otters. Cid 22d, brig Critnri"i, Taylor, Of New
port, Tor Havana, and was to be lowed down on the
15sh; 9th, Dolly, Martin, Of WIrren, do. Adv.
18th, Blackstone, Mrtin, for this port, 10 ommsnc
Loading no day; 9Th, Atlas, Tobasco, on or before
Jan 10.
Tho brig Edward & Mary, Burgess, Of Somerset,
went ashore on Castle HILL, on Monday nig't last.
shs viii probably be got of w.thou. sustaining much
injury.
Tho Orion, Bridges, hence, FOR Boston, arrived at
Hoimss' Holo, 1ith.
Brig OIny son, Aldrich, Of this port, 20 days I'm
Omos, and - from English Kew, arr at New York,
on Sunday. Passenger, Mrs. PANE. Of this town,
widsw Of e Daniel Paine, who died at Omol.-
Len, 18th uhi brig Cobossee CoDtee. Staples, loading
fs this port, having been sold; schr Planter, Glad
ding for d, unc.
Sailed from Savannah, brig Decatur, Manchester,
Nr thss port.
Tho Hay,ien brig Trident, Trichct, n G,naives,
d Domingo, Cor Ph,laJe'phii, was totally lost on
Ch,ncoseague Shoals, on the 3lsi uit-crew saved.
The wreck ola low deck brig, mss's gone, ant iull
bfvssw, vss posed 40 ut Lot -, long ~~'
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JEREIS


EEE PECIFULLY informs the public in
Ma general, HAT lie has taken a room, in
"hliman's Flock, o. g, Wesiminster-street.
whore he has comu'odirus tons
Ion Gent!emen's Hair Gu log. Sc.
Permit HIM 10 sly a itw wolds upon his pro-
lesson.
Doctors Call and pur4hc.m have contend
ed that genus, taste, the pa s.ons aud all that
belongs 10 the intellectual powers Gilman rest
upon the formation or ire 'raninm:-This nav
De true--bn' wIii how niucn more ruth can
II he SAID that the beauty Of the human face
dir'ae, depends upon tina, great Gofure Of
The connienanre, the IAIk FASHION has Ieid
a constant reign, exhibiting all The varieties Of
ner power, otcr this vegetable OF the t.umnn
head - now flowing in luyuTiaut ~r,ngleis, and
10 y shaNen. with ecflesiasi real soicnnay-
"igs were invented TO give dignity to tie wise,
aud the appearance OF gravity and wisdom to
he dull; bat the age Of wigs is gone foie,er-
The owl of MsHervashas neal ed hs feathers.
an fallen fiom her flne.-Tie present stvIs
OF moulding tins feature he's never i,een sur
passed 1t has n classical origin. taken from
'he antique crop seen On the EIgiD marbles
and Roman CONS. unltirg A,ienian grace
with Roman d gnty, and ,s timely adapted to
tie ball room or m,liiar, parade. This art of
!" managing the hair" 10 ore rot learned in q
day. bu; requires SIX III and experience. The
rule is general hut the appiics,on must be va
RED tor delicate ~fea'rres, by help Of This art,
can be buii' up into something of a marital air,
ana severe limos Of the cOun,enante sOfened
down to sylvan simplicity. If any one doubt
whether tEls can be doEe, let HIM come md
esi bis skill. 6m my 81