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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03
MODERN LANdVAGrS

'hE subscriber respectfully public and the men,
hers oi the Legislature particularly, that nc will open OF,
I1esiay I'd OF December ut Aliens otey
Once lass Tor Modem Language Uprising French
Spanish Italian and Portuguese The DAYS of attende vii
be on uesay, Thursday and Saturday, week until the
hst OF March next Several Gentlemen already given
their names those disposed to join them, VIII please to make
immediate application.
* few more advanced pupils be received in the frs,
eich Class, which eclies Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day. oi each week from till O'Clock in the evening" and also
two pupils the Book keeping Class which attends ON
the same evenings, from till O'Clock
dec 2-colm STE 'HEN BERNARD
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DON4LN .IDAIR.


lust published by Peter Cotton, and for sale az his
% Law and Miscellaneous Bookstore, "DONALD
ADA1R," n novel by young lady of Virginia.
Ts tctcr 10 be lowlr born
And range with humble liycfs, IN content,
han 10 be perhc7l up u glhcrrg gric,
AMI wear Il golden oHAXs.SARf-
In two volumes price 81 90 boards.
Erfra-' from TIC P,ffrc-.'Patrick Henry, the
pride Of genius and the glory Of Virginia, though
bright in history and green IN the memory Of his
countrymen, has never been the theme of novelist.
Sacred TO truth To virtue and genius he formed of
the most polished pillars in the temple Of our indfpen-
Gu:c. Unadorncd by the p'ldcd trappings of fashion
able folly, unbiased by the studied philosophy OF
schools lis genius burst upon his country in all the
splendid originality Of nature. Many figured more
conspicuousy upon tire field of bnttlc but pos.
srsscd o more holy regard for liberty or mere sa-
cred love for his country. His voice first aroused
Virginia from the sumbCr Of slavery and oppression,
and taught her to cxclaim, Liberty or Death "
do
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HOG PuNE.

FRNHH subscriber bcgs leave To inform ihc drovcrs
4 and the public generally, that he still continues
60 occupy tho large and comnolious hog-pchs on
Nth or Valley Street, whore lac intends carrying on
tlic hog-killing business ext nel' ely.
~ The attention OF Droyers, ana those wishing 10
purchase pork, respectfully solicited TO call 81 the
above pens and he earnestly hopes by strict attention
to the business, 10 mcr share ofpubic patronage
nov 25--3t tOHN WYSE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03

~ The Manager feels great pleasure in announ-
eng to the ladies aud Gentlemen of the Civ OF
Richmond and It's vicinity, that Mrs. STONE, OF
the New York and Philadelphia Theatres, is .l,ga
ged for three nights.
MRS. STO,'TS SECOND NIGHT.
THIS EVENING, DECEMBER 3d.
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dc 2--3t
AVINti nearly completed the engraving OF large and
splendid Map UUilcJ States, line
British rovince of Brunswick Fast TO the Arkansas
North lattadc my Agca; Nists Richmond ur Tic puosc
Obtaining The patronage Of those who bc desou
the work. effort enhance character our
and Sciences and also rcnd5T accessible the present and
newly acquired information upon the physical features OF
widely extended aud rapidly Improving country.
This Map will be executed IN the style OF hose recently
en5aved by myself the OF Virginia, al il bccv-
cd exhibit elegant denCzit of the geosra
phcal situation OF the United States the Kind
hitherto published will be II. d, 10y / IL. . inches
completely mounted rollers, Coourcd vanished in
portable onn, may be pcieITed and suri-
bcrs the very low price of e;G dollars EACH during the
of the ensuing season and only payable der,yy IN
perfect order Members OF tie legislature residing distance
have them delivered IN chnod, ut the of the
Assembly.
fine territory of the T. west tie Arkansas TO the Pacific
Ocean, will be given reduced scale supple
ncn which, with southern of Florida WILL he placed
IN tile space occupied 10y the Atlantic Ocean: all bc
OF the space usually left blank Maps of this descriptions
hc filled with valuable statistical and topographic
Especial val DC taAe give complete location OF all tue
existing ard contemplated Canals Ra Roads United
States On nil the Turnpike aud other leading roads the dis
taHces VIII BE- roicd,the cOuniy bOunaIC State,
with notice ut the SOIL cnlc and productions of the different
sections of Ire country full dCS ptCn of the Map,
however will hc found in the prospectus up.l which the
Of Subscribers taken; tire Undersigned the
various mposiors practccd the Iutc luauy solicit
patronage the form Of SbScrpt' is
the prejudice, WHICH he believes, Justly exists against
work question does protc he what described
ihe prospectus upon which tho subscribers mes appear il
shall e entirely Optional with them, tho Map
when compotcdupon other doc" Inc solicit patron.
Rcpccii lily, HENRY y. TANNER
of PHILADELPHIA.
G. JAMES p S'TABIER AgcntI
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AsarttOaa @JIfa.
THIS 0AE.
ny T'RIDT Eft A.. IOr<,r1

THIS DAE.
BY TRIPLEIT d. JOHNSTON
PACKAGE SALE OF DRY GOODS
On WEDNESDAY the Sd of Dee. NJ ~ ,,clscs
we will sell at our Ware Room
200 PACKAGES DRY CsOODS-re
domestic shcetings and shirtings
blankets of different sizes, from Ia Ie-4
Negro clothing
British oznabnrgs
CalIcoes, prints cbntZ. bla OK -bnioos
turnitures- bed-ticks, earpetng, &c. Z &c
10 which will De added few English made ffo.r
coats and panfaloUns, &c. &c.
y. & ]. Anets.
Also general assortment of ,fWINES
10
VIII be sold ut Auction, on THURSDAY. tn,
4th instant, at 10 o'clock
65 Bags green and white coffee
20 do pepper
% bbls imitation brandy
90 do New England rum
ID DO country gin
90 do old whiskey
pipes coenac brandy, warranted genuine
do Holland pin do 90
pnnchcons Jamaica rum
- or casks Sicily Madeira wine
Is chests imperial and gunPowdqr tca
80 catty boxes do do dn
half chests young l.yscn de
together with other articles expected IN fine
u sale by TRipI.ETT 4 JOHNSTON, Auctioneers
de ID. TIMBERI.AKE
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City DyeiEg Establishment.

Corner Of 2M and Main Streets
HINES 81 HUNTLEY present their thanks TO the cti-
zcns and public generally for of patronage and
ASSURE mem 'lat no effort shall he wanting mort coniini-
ance they have added machinery their establishment
wi enable them 10 finish goods equal imported they
al 'et coorS which for bnancv aud durability, have
pronounced by competent Judges equal to the
they woula remind the ladies' send their satin dresses
r q" usual They also continue cleanse bleach dye
merlo Snaws leghon bonne's. &c (ientlemens clothing
1coued dyed or redyed and repaired with
IHi'il ~ reaS)nliilc terms dec |
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICHMOND, DEC. ..
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Sloop Cherub, Burke, days from n. York, with
ballast-saw vessel ashore on Sandy Hook; also
Cape .sfay: passed the ecir. Washing;on's
Barge, Bosworth, above IIarrisons Bar.
Schr. Erie, -, from Baltimore
Schr. James, Lawrence, from Washington.
SAILED.
Schr. Hero, ClIattan for Now York. flour.
Schr. Margaret, -. for N. York, coal
Schr. Swift, orncr for Baltimore, coul md tobac-
schr. Aradnc, Pctty for ". York. coal.
Soop Active, Ackey, cr y. York, coal.
uotMrs HoLr, Nov. 2o.--Arrd. Brig Magnolia.
Dill, from Ricdmond, Tor Boston, in Distress spur
broken, rigging carried away, AID sVis badly torn
viii 90 to n. Bedford 20 rcplir.
MlpDLETowy, Nor. 25.--Sailcl, schr San, E.,I-
ho7d.
Yonr, Nov. CO. Cleared, Brig Regulate.
lubb;, NorforS.
Arrived Srhrs Vair Thy, ireland, days from Eicf.
aRoud. Barclay, Sewcy do'
NonroLK, Nov. Qn.--Thc brig Iuuc, AUwatcr
from Richmond, bound to Rio de Janoiro, went to sea
'O.day.
Nov. 2o.-Arrivcd, sloop Express Osborn, Now
York, DAYS, bound to Fred ,rcksburg.
Sailed Ecbr Emily Davis, Davis, for Petersburg.
The ship Susan Scott for .Uorlnx and brig Emf
j. Godfrey, for Liverpool, went to sca from ueiup-
t'n Roads ths dag.
Dsc. t.--Arrd. schr. Mary Asclcr, Lynch, Now
York
Schr. Emblem .DIcrsorcau do.
SSVop Charles, Clifford, from Richmoad, bound Ia
New York
az sSeawcll's Poinl-8rig Hunter, Bonncy from
Richmond, for New York.
Sailcd--Schrs. James Monroe, Bush, aud Trans
port. Baglcy. for New Orleans.
Clcar5d-Trcnch Brig Alexander, CUquarl. .Har-
Unique.
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BY Z. q: Il. HLRRARD
GROCERIES

THIS MORNING, the 3rd inst at II o,cl,cr
will De sold in front of our Office general assortment
OF GROCERIES, &c. &c.
de ; f. e. a II hr.,
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e;OYxLLYOW PAN9sxxss,,,

MR.. GUlGONS second Cotiion Party will take
place on Thursday evening next, at the Mansion
House Subscribers and gentlemen wishing 10 Join
the Party, will DE pleased to call at the Office of Mr.
Y. B. Bigger for tickets.
IL, 3--2f
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PORK FOR SALE.


THTitE subscriber has received on Friday Lost. 49,
hugs from Cabcll county, Virginia end 223
hogs from Muson county. kentucky: both of which
orc nice fut cornlcd hogs, averaging from 10 To
TO very suitable fur amily use and viii be sold rs
reasonable terms az any other hogpcn IN the city.
Nov - JOHN WYSE.
70 Carpenters md Cabinei JHakers.
'VrliB Subscriber has, and will constantly keep
\ on hand, au extensive assortment of mahoga
nv and materials of all descriptions in the Cabinet
line, viz boards plank, post, crotch and shaded vc-
necrs with good counter stuff hand ratings, novels,
bonistcrs &c. for stores and dwelling houses Also,
curcd hair, figured and plain hair cloth, moss, gum
coral coach and cabinet varnsh all Of which will be
sold low for cash or good paper
GEORGE HENDREE,
Opposite Gic Merchants Coffee House
Nov u Main Street.
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BOARDING.
UNION HOTEL.

To the Members Of the Lcei Iai,rc
MRS. MARIA BOIlANNAN takes this mctfol
IVA of informing her friends and the public and the
Members of the Legislature in particular, that thr
Union Hotel will be kept under her management.
She has engaged competent bar Keepers 60 supcrin-
tend her bar bed and table attentive ostcrs for
her stables, and promises for herself that neither
pains expense shall be wanting to render il nc
ceptabe 20 It's former patrons and IN every respect
worthy OF public patronage any similar establish
mcnt in the United States.
Having fitted up her bed rooms and parouTs in the
first style OF ncatncss and elegance, she prepared n
accommodate with or without tbc,r families, fifty or
SIXTY Members Of the Legislature. with board upon
terms reasonable and accommodating as any suii-
lar establishment in the City.
no 13-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03

StvANSAH, Nov. %.
Cotim.--Cplauds idr the last week have been in
good demand, and sales to n considerable extent
have been made ut 3-la TO- the greater proportion
at e3-4 %. In Que or two instances, few small
parcels Were sold at 10 Ii cents. The river is now
said to he navgabe for steam boats TO Augusta and
we may ron expect All increase of stock. During
the past week, the article sold almost ~ fast MS It
came to market. Sea Islands are selling in moderate
Quantities at 81 % for good to fine quality. The
supply in market quite small
Groceries.-Thc "-land for Groceries during the
week has been very fairs 20 hhds of molasses sold ON
the wharf at &c cents; sales OF ST. Croix Sugars
at l0a III cts. n. II. Rum 81 ST; Whiskcy at So
CTS; Gin 80 81.
Rice-IIas advanced li;tc in price, ard consider
able sales have been made during the week from g.
q 3 BID; some holders asking 81.
IFtou''--Phe quantity ofthis article on hand is very
ilght, say not than or 400 barrels. Sales of
small parcels principally for home consumption, have
been made from $40 10 I-2.
Corn Is retailing at o., tho article is in demand.
kTeights to Liverpool J. TO France Lao Sc
cents; New York Sd 81, Providence 81 II.
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& JAAlEs P. 6TNBLER. w

CONSTITUTIONS or SITES, &c.
lust published, The Americans Guide, compri-
90 sing the Declaration oflndepcndcnce the Articles
Of Confederation; the Constitution of the u States
and the Constitutions u! the several States comprising
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03
IO BRICK yMIhE6S.
FURNITIRE WAREHOUSE

'ENiE subscriber intends opening. IN q few DAYS
- wholesale and retail Establishment IN the hours.
formerly occupied by &. ~ G.. Clarke. Auctioneers.
whore he will always have ON hand a constant supply.
Of Furniture every description, China warc Cayy
ware. Hardware &c. which he offers for sale at low
prices, ior cush. JOSEPH CARNIGHAN
nov - C0ltt
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~ OTIS DUNLOP g. Go.
nIN EAAnc IN AIrr,,nIn>

~ OTIS DUNLOP {, Go.
DRY GOODS At AUCTION
On THU RSDAN next, the 18th Dec. at / /! o'cIocE
will be sold at ncr Auction Rooms:
100 PACKAGES OF seusonable Dry Goods, con
sistng OF supcrhne cloths, cussimeres, hanncs fear
nanghtS, sainets, cassnets, Irish linens, calieoes
cam6rlcs, rose blankets, dufIie do, cloth shawls'
elegant crilvas. bombazette bombazine. an eleo,n,
assortment OF silks, cotton umbrellas silk DO, &C. &c
ALSO,
40 Bales brown shirtincs
90 do brown shcetinrs
~ 90 bleacAcd 10
10 cases do 30 @. ,. K co. Auc4s.
Terms al sale. L.
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Richmond Dycing Establishment.
On CnrY StrcH, rCar 0t t8e Tirgiiiq and Fa1mClr
Banks.

iFgilfQ ana
Banks.
TOSFFH WILLIAMS is grateful to th, ladies
- and gentlemen of Virginia. Tor past fascurs and
hopes continuance Of tho same; and would thank
The ladies' sending their silk dresses TO have thcln td
ken to pieces, which viii enable him TO warrant then.
10 be dyed and finished as well al any establish
m"nt IN tic Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
ccssary as he has seiahc muchucs 20 finish them, ii
sent 10 him IN the situation above mentioned.
GCntlemCu are lkCrisc informed that he rcourg
aud rCncws IN colour. coats, Tanooois and vests to
gctcr with all knds of apparel and requested, repairs
them IN The uc2fcst manner. As usutl az kinds ,9
p'"cc goods dyed, and hot cold prcsscl furniture
sturs clcuoscd and rc-dyed w the ncatcst manner.
y. ~ Tickets VIII be issued ON leaving tho goods
witt hln and requests they viii be presented On up-
c'icaion Tor the samo
/ no ~
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Br4cov orrrcr NV. Eoon,l

.N1yJoL, Dec. 2--6 n. NJ
Arrived, Schr. Sun, Horton Saybrook, COM four
days.-Reports that tho Schr. Sun, Gardner from
Now London hound hore, and Schr. Ocean, Of Chat
hatn, which HIS gone up the Buy, came into the
Clpes in comp my.
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DONALD HDAIR-
LOOK ar TX1YGI

o XEZ! . YEZH q XEX!M
FEIE attention of the public is invited while they
are informed that on Wednesday, the 10Th of this
month, the 18th Glass of the Dismal Swamp Lottery
will he drawn at the Eagle Hotel in this city, when
The distribution of numerous desirable prizes such Ms
$4,000. 5000, &c. will take place; those wishing
To place themselves IN the way of Dame Fortune,
will please call and take chance at
de NASHS bookstore
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OTICE.-The Grand Lodre of VIRGINIA will
L meet in the Masonic Hail. in the City of Rich
inond on the second Monday in this month, at i
o'clock, p. M. Dee. 9-At
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THE OPERA,
DWARF DANCE, BY MR.. RICHARDS,
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GUY MraNNERxNG,

U'W be pr,s,lfed. he G,co,;,, O,,e,o . ;,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03

WI KS. ALICE G. WILLIAMS can accommo-
L'A date eight or ten Gentlemen and Ladies with
board during the session of the Legislature
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CHrLBLAIMS.

LDERTs' SPECIFIC FOR C~HiLBLAiNs, having
IA stood the tet Of many wears experience, atd received
the commentator of innumcfa5le suHei ers, as 10 its almost i'm
mediate aud nersr Jaiiag cures, Is, ON the approach Of win
ter, again proposed 10 The public.
IL thu, advertising This Article, II IL with a confidence a, 10
IL. excellence aud certain healing properties. II may lie used
by adults and by chilJien y, without the least iroulle or ineon-
senienee. II operates as a preventive; and 10 slight ea'es,
cure. are often effected in teenfy four hours, and severe
case, in two to four days. The most respectable references
can be presented.
One Phil will onen he found sufficient for the cure Of sew
eral persons, when the cases are slight and the wash used with
care.
Thi, remedy l. put up in Phiah, each wrapped in printed
direction. fa use, with the rriffen signature ofHenry 4ibert,
and 10 prevent imposition. on The outside Of each, by Charles
Barreh, who /, The proprietor. only agent for the Unted
States.
whoIe,ale price, DC per do,en--si retail, rs cent, each phi
~. All ordsrs will receive immediate attention.
CHARLES DARRELL,
No. tS. Ws.binson street, Bosios.
Nov. WFeh.
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DR.. HUNTER.

O-TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN IN
Y the use OF DOCTOR HUNTERS CEJ.ERRA TEn
- FILLS, persons Of either sex, IL they carefully fjlos
!e nerg odfHaofe, PLAIN, aud eopions dir eet;ons accompany
ing Them, are enabled sGeetuaity to eradicate
A CERTAIN DISEASE,
and TO restore LOST Health with Ease, safety and Csrtair,v
in a fen days.
1.-THE extensive sale, and unesanpled success or this
Medlcifte, IN this and other cities and principal towns
throughout Tie Union, tor the last fifteen years. during
whlch VI was satisfactorily prepared by DR.. Conway, moon,
lsuhly prove, that when ised with the INJECTION rOVV-
DEMS, u effects a th'mongh and speedy cure of that dread.
Ut oT"oef' oehoin'na'ed the Seonrge Of the human raes..
Extracts from some oftho varioas letters reeeired Jp Ghe
Prcpriet0r.
"ST-By The use OF your HUsTERs Pitts and Ipie. ton
symptoms hoco ceased, although 1 have been afflicted men, q,
two ,ears, during which lime I berame much dehiliateJ; 4, 4,
your Medicine has nearly restored me to health, although, il n
only a Nw days since ! began TO take them"
"Sr-Debg afflicted with a vcnereal complaint far ve,,.
which had resisted eUery assistance, | was advised IL ymsL.
trial Of HvSrER's Pills, which have done. and am q ~
all appearance well, Ny pains ceased utter the seropd boz. ~
- The Pitts are acconp anied, when the Gaze remirc. IL
with the INJECTION POWDERS aud E,-tb....
constitute a most powerful inc iicine, applicable 10 the /.
Tons, with a popular TREATISE, explaining me ra,,ous
symptoms and the mode IF treatment, accompany each bo.
so that persons Of either sex may cure themselves.
Ince h me flls dohhr a box-the Injection Powders
aud Cerlfe 50 cents each.
Prepared nom the Original Recipe in MSS. Of the late Dr
W. u. CoswAy, by his Immediate successor, and the snie
~Pfnrrictori u. kiDDER, Boston, of whom u may bc ind
wlTdeH'e with all the other Medicines prepared by ilpe late
~. conway nj his Counting Rooin, over Nc 81. (forneuv
called No. 40 conner al Court and Hanover street and NJ
retail, ny hhi special appointment OF The following Du,c-
glsts;-J. BsLcp Jr and J. u Mason & Go. Providence.
= Observe that none are genuine without the written SIG.
nature ~ Il. kIDDER, on tie outside printed wtappr.
October Is.
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MEDICINE.

ROGERS Vegetable Pulmonic Detergent Also,
~ Rogers Anti Bilious Aperient Pulmonary Pi,s. The
above articles are so well known, and their qualities 80 just
ly appreciated by the public, that tits s~uperfuous TO pubiisi,
any from the thousands Of certificates the proprietor has re-
ceived from those who have been cured by them. The fol-
lowing however having been lately received, is alone insert
ed
Dr. GEORGE Rooms, .Ner- York, Jan. 4, 1923,
Dear Sir-Yon must recollect the circumstance Of the in.
disposition of my little SUI, ,a,~unug under n serious Pull
n,o"ary affection, whom you prescribed for a few times BY
The solicitation of his mother at yOm Office, in the course u
the summer past. II is a fact that he appeared to be ire
eocerahy gone from ,s, but by strict attention 10 your pro
%scripttolls, and the use Of your valuable compound, Pulino-
mic Detergent, for a few weeks, he is now perfectly healthy
and feshy. ] therefore feel II my duty TO express my graft
tndeI to you under the blessing Of Providence, for the resto-
ton at my sons health. 10 DOES appear 10 me that a veac-
table medicine like yours so safe and eficacious, requires
only to be known to be universally approved Of, and rs a
friend to the family Of man ; aud for this reason you are al
liberty aud even requested 10 give publicity To tho above re-
marks, from your obliged friend, although no personal ac-
Guainiance with you. RICIIARD ID
The above excellent medicines are now prepared with the.
utmost care by Dr.. Rogers, III his Dspensiiory, and for sale
by TinOtIy Kellogg wholesale and retail, No. g, Merchauts,
Exchange, General Agent for the proprietor, where ali Or
de's from any part of the United States viii be promptly ex-
ecuted.
For sale in Providence. by JOHN n. MASON & Co. No,
p, Broid- st. and DUTY GREENE, High Street.
May "a y Iawcu,
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had been deceived was now unravelled
10 his astOnished view; the delusi0n was

had been deceived was now u~nravelled
to his astonished view; the delusion wa.
d,ss'patcd, aud he bef.eld Fanny Wood.
vIlie ~ her true cOlours-a creature oil
d%eIicate and impressive loneliness, bul
of misguided mud. With a slight change
from the language OF Macbeth, he was
now forced 10 acknowledge, that
so fair and foul u maid he had not SEEM
or couSse all thoughts Of marriage
were now abandoned He immediately
left I.,at part Of the country, with the
determination OF making the European
had been suspended by his attachment
to Fanny.
Several years have now gone by since
the occurrences related in tins story took
place; and George al the present time
is he happy husband OF Mary ElwIn.
How this union was brought about we
may perhaps relate in a future sketch;
but must now leave the reader to de-
duce the obvious moral from what we
have alraady written. Poor Fanny, as
she became sadly convinced by the re-
suit, was nearly near-sightcd in a double
sense; but reformed by the cruel ordeal
to which she had been exposed, she
now OWES that her doom was just. Her
father has lately died; and sole inherit
ress at his large estate, she sprnds her
time in devising snd performing such
acts Of munificerce and benevolencs,
as may we'll atone for her former i,npro-
"-sincerity!
Thou first Of virtues, let no morta' leave
Thy onward path, (although the earth should
gnpe,
And from the gulf Of hell destruction cry,)
To take dissimmulation's winding way"
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Al Q Court Of Probate, holden within and for the town Of
Providenrc; on The nj day Of November, 4. y. te2e.
fUvHE Commissioners beretofw appointed to receive and
examine the clnims against the estnte ofCyrns Ellis,
decessed, having made report, u n ordered tfereon that the
consideration ibereuf be referred 10 Monday the l7th day of
November instant, nj 3 O'Clock, 2. N. and Tint previous no
tce b. given Thy pubIkhins this order three several times In
the Litenry Cadet) TO all persons Interested TO appear az
TINT time and be hoard. (,
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