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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-22
voiuabic real estate for sac.

..r,ne of "a deed Of trust, bearing uaie
Ii -. o6ih dav OF November, lsZ2' anu dh
s,,,ded in the clerk nidee ot '"e county
- A,ohar,t, on the Sth day OF january,
~ ,vLsfeby James ;. Psudle'oh, OF Tue 'aio
d. ronveyed o the underslg ned IN lfnsi, Tor
'',.en,ses therein mentioned, QUE german
'no ar MARCEL of land, containing seven huh-
p"t and 6lty three acres, be the same ho'e
u'I" Lime and being in the county oil Am
!" -, Butfaloe River, on both sues OF ihe
ti' irnta NeMglasg0w 10 Lynchhdfs' anu
i,';ais,v the lands of David ,. GaHahu' ne
ny ,hs same lanJs which ihoma5 ala''"g
'''oscbased of ] Ohm Canm and john Naf"fk,
(which was conveyed by sad Thomas Az
fri1oa and Catharue his Whe, 10 Tue same
@lIs psnIleton. BY deed bearing date The
bnt day Of April, 1915. we snal,' ." hoo
-, III. 9TH day OF Oa1ober next, 'hciore the
eay dor Of the Franklin Hotel, in the
10" =, Iynchburg, proceed 10 sell the
mil lrnct Of land, 10 the highest
81, at public auction, for the pufho-
o'''" - ,nst. The sad deed oftrust author
80, the sale to be made for ready money nut
-, crsd;t,fs are wiling 10 a1ihotHe " sd" III
90 tbe payments being satisfactorily secured,
- ;.,erest paid semi-annuaiy. he Improve
,,,..ots m, this iand, are a two story DITCH h"el-
Ia, bouse. with two rooms on hoor, a orle>
-, 9Th other necessary out houses, and ice
80 and a framed 0verseet's house, barna
80 Se The water is equal TO ANY ia &c
amer country, the Improvements Ia good condl-
app the plantation under good system OF cnl-
,,r , aud adapted to the growth OF FIRST rate to-
',,e,o corn. wheat. &c the situaloa IS healthy
and Y",' the neighborhood desirable. This land "a
mated ,b5at one nile ftom New Glasgow,
The COUNTY town, about four mics from 'heC
flan.e Of the county, aud about % miles from
iynchburg ~ ,',tis1Ins' ,oa.
Richmond August p ids4
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Irishlinens, Lawns 4 Sheetings

WE are prepared to exhibit IL case
Saper dressed Irish Linens Of superior texture
Anassprtmept hnp Lawn for hkfs
A frw pieces full I'll LINEN sheetings
The above are worthy tn" inspection ot
rose DESTROYS of having good aud cheap Lii
men fabrics. M'kEE, ROBINSON O. co. 3.
june q
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ENOK SALE.-My me young Stallion Up
= tmus, inferior IN point OF form 10 no
Horse in Virginia, OF the most approved STOCK
aud proven himself 10 be THE most valuable
stock horse. lie may he seen by application
TO the subscriber in Charlotte county, near
Hackers Ferry, aud the terms known, which III
he accommodating. Ed ". HENRI
Aug Is tS2'
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MORE NOVELTIES.

raflsian Gauzes, for parties
hrass and cambria BatiSriS
NTanedlne Silks, new article
Best Blk, Gro de Maple Silks
Beautiful plaid Bingham
hobbmet Erils, very cheap
thread eambfic hdkis "a bargain.
al OF which viii be sold as low as our Gus
ae's could wish them.
MIKE ROBINSON j. Co.
ne 70
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TERMS.

80, auuia pa cable IN 1dVance.--fo STD
II For ~ Pestyel for less time than ia n"hfhs
,Faotia val ." aIbf discontinued (bat the Discretion
81 10 s Prpa. until all arroaraee' are paid
Ir Adv efea a mi ttn,e and 81 ~ cents .or each
aI,re or les'y 9.e from distance must DO pad ior
coai,nnan',, mar Insertion, the payment assumed oy
p'es'g ,@,.sp % 1 person ia Lsnel1"fs
,hsoser, ordersnot exceeding Two 'H'
.efea 'v' addressed to tho Editors ruust be post
y -, ,s ssss> !, n not be attended to.
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Valuable property for Sale.


hlHh subscriber being drsirous TO retire,
- aud live "A private Lille, viii sell, Al pr,-
ale sai., has tt1ckymouut POSSESSIONS, al
rankin Court House the property con.
Is Of all the buildings that he now occupies
a1d keeps, as house of public entertain
'ent, and has done for a number Of years. In
edition To the houses used rs a tavern, there
'' Store house with Il counting room, lam
'Hr room and II spacious cellar: there is al
.ume and has heen for many years a store
4 tpi ~ II: together with the buildings on
blch hey stand, ia Hhuut eight acres of land,
b. ant >X acres of which dre in clover lots,
ach produce most luxurlant crops. The
uses used as tavern, the store mouse, tam
mouse, out houses, garden, stables, aud Clo-
i lots. torn complete hollow square n
+ dhd the court house, clerks Office aud
il,making the property the more valuable.
Ae purchaser could be accommodated with
number OF beds aud other furniture, suua-
TIE tor the use vi tue tavern.
Also, LOT oil about Two acres of land with
q very comfortable house on II, within two
'Ihdred yards OF The Court House. This
on>Mer TO he one of the most desirable stu
ans Tor u professional character IN my
moving.
lde terms of the sale will he made accom-
'''ad'ing, aud possession given in December
VI January next. EDMuND TATE,
Aug %. I-tNI
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Gypsum. as n Manure. As the seeds ofbeaus
aud peas CONTAIN, aJ sHitj0, posllon Of gypsum
(salpnate 81 ilmej tnd have al,o a great lendcn-
c, 10 1soIb all that the soll can contain OF gyp.
sum ought not "a be applied tn the soil destined
f1r the Culture Of snch egemnou, plants as are
grown for ,he ,al,r oilhelr seeds On the Uthe'
hand. when these plants are destined 10 form a
natural or artificial pasture. gtpsun imparts 10
them such rarrgy.ni vegetation, that it - muaies
them constantly to put ,orth snccueut leaves,
aud TO renew, ior long time, tie STALKS which
ATE cut tor cattle.
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ODE


ODE
To ruE HoNoRABLE M--V--B--.
Dear Van, let other, boaat THAR wit,
acquired iram huok,, by scholars writ,
In poetry ar prose-
Thou, from lly youth, duh lerors snn~as4'
But. slato-nan-lke, IA thueu. ,osrfd,
Another s3rl vi chost.
II.
On palty power prophetic heut,
Hut lev ugiBrions nuuls Ven Irnt
To phwufth or 10 Murray
Def English, aud " Classic Ground
Thy grntts le'ped with subtio bOund,
Upon rs naive quarry
Fron Milton. Dryden, Goldsmith, Gray,
Thou tqru'st win luot contempt a"ay,
IaraAhu l. tuelr rcna~d,
Compared l'l' ,hd which Pady lln.s
Around he, lilscent t-n.h p,
"a heaps upon his B----el
Twas not from Greek 81 Roman iount,
Thou und'st maiorilles 10 count,
Or counties how to drill
Twas not nun Enclidifhey. kames,
:. Bot men oil very different n1uirs,
Y. That thou acquir list thy ahii.
.Nbook,, Statesman has no need.
Tn ftteRraphs the thug 10 rual
10 reverence and ,eeit',
II Is the Koran, Dalmud, test.
The best Impruved--tae very hast,
!. '"H' wy oAu noilntih lBhu
VI
II " PP'sst whose F',tne tto"s'
wre rcdeVIdg light On those
"an Pui l&f ihist m &toB
5"t "ii'h d,aaNhiht duhht7s hhss
. CT n whose'oiNl wisdom hllugs =
\ ao'u' upon uie story
o,.az..... VII
ot unclent writers, w@iiaye seem
But len That equal Getrtai Grspe
"a, tn a'i,n' Or ~ ee'
- teSrnea may honten anaFi' pun
~, whht Was IaeieiS 10 Dun,
~ a"IauhS h'l
WI
w" arc Toy olasi 9iatch Not.
|" '.ai' " Ae' 'hels % "h,- ahd I'm
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-22

~&paH ous qualities
So .svs do do Spanish Brown
400 gaflons Lnseed Oil
2a0 80 Spirits rurpen,ine
31sHfie Lamp Od (superio)
!200'Bs dry Spanish Brown
QUO do do white Lead tEngIish)
600 do do Venitian Red
35O do do Yellow Oker
$40 do Red Eead superior
20D Paint Brushes, assorted
% Boxes Window Gia,s, 8 by 10 K 10 by ~
very good
I9oo d Patty, very superior
together with large quantities OF
superior Chrom yellow
f'ussian Blue No. l.
1h,om green, "a new paint}
English Terre DE- ScIeuna
CHINESE FermidnH
pan.e Lad
-agt7 Leea
English Vrrmiiioa
fuk,y Umber
lylbaridge. &c, 81.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, at the very
a@e,t price,, nv
WALTER II. MIDDLE TON,
Opposite Post Office.
lgy L.
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Iohn, William d Caswell Poe

ochhs y i'iibnh ~ o"9 W SiA W
4 N AVE on hand. general aud eSIens as
81 n ointment Of Leather, Spanish Hides,
Tanners OIL, tanners iools. &cs'Nc.r Also,
a iarge assortment Of prime GroeefleS All of
which vii be sou unusually low ior cash, or bar
tered Tor ceantry produce.
May is - 1903
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-22

Timer taaai III Lieut. Governor of Upper
eau ID ha, expressed his intention To pat a stop
10 all di.tilrrIes N thai province. foi time, in
consequence the disastrous results Of The
grain harvest his season. Wheat Is no" one
5llar aoI Il haifpe' busnel, and will probably
soon be raised
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-22

r#r7Ir~ s-g1 tr4fr ,.,frul az pn.rTc N
ti.,,s.i',
,, ,,..,r,, .. y,.,'. ,,l.,J o,,.o.,g nj tl,.#ss.
MR. -us@tr
Az Inquirer IN yonr paper If AUGUST 10Th No.
> Is dcslfo,- to ind out d remedy Tor the grubs
Ia horses. lie small h,v,. A result ufny rxptr-
..pcc. with ,,esi.pIfasuia. .treatdnHs hat tnly
dicadh,I disrasr Of H.. n1bie aud a-cnd hlmol
the helse ,r.illf.. tar Ire u,e of sa,i - Il
SOVEREIGN ,en,rt, ~ ihe pr,by Ilparnr,l llls
from an industrious and osrf 4 class If cnizen.
The dutch. or Germans. had long known tbat
lhey were IN The bablt ii f,eeiv saitng Ih5u
horses and tie result. WIS, tbai they never lost
n ho,se win pinb,. the usr oi sAn not only
I.lu fl.n free Ion, dI,rtNr Eut essentially con
uibufed 10 Eerp t4aui IN Gue condIrun, slfrl,
aud lat a4is Wi known 10 ull who have ouserv-
ID the .afoabf. work horse, Us, d by that cIass
N ou, G. iIlens
hav. Ion .aauv yra,s been constant, ~ tho
haiti Of .aiilno uy biooa dork Of horses with
my 0tr3, ba,,d threr and four Times = week
nd t,ooapntl,. ey,,v day. To effect his the
more con. en,rntl,. always keep small big
a., .aIt convenient IA lhrm and whenever see
ib,r, w..,rb Is rarely less hun once Ia day. |
throw 4 hauGfll Of ali IN r,ch head. The re-
salt ortn.s attention in tbe free use oC salt has
br,n ,ery.qratl,vtpr# for my took of blood nor.
so. mare. and COLI. has always been ,emafk-
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Capt. BooTn ofthe u. 5. Nays, died a, sea
n thr 2Gth July. on board chip Bnl ban from
the MedAert antan {arrWs1 al PhiIai1 being on
Ia, return hodle
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Broker x Commission Nierchap


hNOAlMlTrt d II the jail OF tns Corporation
" of i.ynchburs on The l6th DAY OF Jane
last, a ai6aaway PHEBE, a slave VINO says she
belongs 10 James VI Peasants, and Va. hlled the
present yeaf,1o NiliiamF. Cater, OF he county
ufGoochland Said slave had On when loiamil ),
Ted, blue striped domestic Coat pair of'
Shoes and has an mpedmeDt in her speech, aud
appears To be about twenty four Eears old. Size
is a dark muario, and IS about D teel OF 1 IN.
,ches high The owner OF the above slave is de.
srei to come forward, prove properay, pay
charges, aud take her away VI sue will be dealt
win according 10 law.
SAMUEL BRANsFORD, Jailor.
5ep,ss 3ms
The Editors OF the Whlg wall insert tie a.
bo'e for three months unless otherwise directed
aud forward MS account to tins office for pay-
ment.
,Ht dpiles Of Mr. KANpOlpH'o school.
"a at Lyncnburg, lor young lades, wlli be ,e-
'u,f,"d on tn lst day oi Oct mat line terms
fora ,esstoa ot ten months, euding ON tn
3l7t July, ls2y.
3 ,ard SlDU-- washing So Sl2U
Iu,apn in all The Eushsh branches IT.
FRENCH %
Spta.s h -
Drawing -
Music Department, under tie care Of
Nss Lewis
BoBraers wla be charged for The ase of the
Plsuo So per session.
Day scholars Vii be charged the 7ame fot
I0ltIuo, aud two dollars per SESSION Tor fuel
\ deduction will be made Tor small girls.
Hoard and tuition. payable one hati at 90
IauCei the balance al The expiration of hHt
months.
Each young lady will provide her own bod,
bedding and towels, and a clu'hes lag. aud
buok udg all distinctly marked.
Aug Il IL
IaLlQ6tc RcM Estate fOr Sdie.
YAt.lE .nD,rinurH N pursuance u two
b leeds OItrusI, rAccdtrd to him by the
81. nIns partners OF the late firms OF Gail
BuiCch, ~ -. and Cal d Bullock, am
tlle executors OF WIN. Gal, decreased, (Which
deeds bear date on the ol6t DAY OF March
1921 of Is tor sale, ,he following valuable
real ntoptlty, to vii:
30 IL acres IT land, purchased 10y the
sad Gait, Bullock y Co. oil X, ~ \. Brad.
inte, situated in The county OF Bediorlt, uear
the town OF New London.
I35 g. acres of land, lying in Campbell
county, near Gambler Mountain, and IN the
vicinity OF the town III LynchbuIg.
An Undivided mnlels of the BLACK Nstel
Mills, aud the lands thereto appUrtenani, stu
die IN the immediate nelghborhood I'll the
town OF LHnchbnrs (Ihe property above
Described, belongs 10 the concern Of Got,
Bullock n Coz
Also. tie following real Estate, belonging
to the concern Of Cali x Bullock, 10 wit
The House and Lot, with the appurtenau-
80, g, Ia, to IN If Ipnchl,Irg formerly M
cnpied b, ibs said concerns, rs sture, sud
now ia the occupancy of Mckee n Neem.
Also. the House aud lot Immediately in
the rear OF the one last mentunei, ana now
occuped by Lankford Il Vedder.
The term, oI sale will be liberal, and made
known on application to the subscrber vino
will convey to the purchaser cr purchasers
such title rs is vested in MIN by the deeds OF
lfls, Aforesaid. aud no other.
CHl5WELL DABNEY, Trustee,
Aug. 81. Isl.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
% JUST RE tiRED BY
uAVED * RIO. IL y Ne.

A paia oil their spring aud oummer aasort-
"A ment, which includes The following
VIZ =, =,
lew pieces extra 6ne tlue & black Cloths
Pine 5ue, black aud fancy colonred 90.
SUP. fne blue and black Cassllneres
several pieces fancy cold do. sup.
Plain and cut six Velvet Nesting
English silk Vestings, very sup.
thrseiles and FiorenIine do.
Italian Lnstring CraVahngs
IRISH Linens, finest Il strongest fabrics
Lawns aud Linen Cambria hdkts. ~
Linen Gambrics, some OF which are verylhne
sup blk Italian Lnstrlngs.
Plain and lig'd black Gro de Nap =,
White hg'd silks aud Satins -.
PFaffi Ahd 6s'd SttlSs aud Satins
Waiered Silks, Of the richest style
BIne. black pink aud green Florences
Wrealhshnd Artificial flowers
Italiaa. Grapes and Grape Leisses of every
shS9e
A few,eases Calcoes, beautiful patterns aud
pernlhnenl colours
Barge Seats, most splendid article
Barge. SILK, aud Gauze ShAws
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-18
PARKER VEGETABLE REvDvArING
PMMIASjEA

EQUAL S,oi1's any other, aud aolldr tstapeY
ENOR tie If Rheumatism, Lire, Complaint, picers
IL, .aeresrtai, aud Syphhie Diseases. Likewise, com
plants arising from impure state o the blood Putrd Sore
Throat and the early stages Of CONSUMPTION, &c
Many of Jalndice have been radically cured by
using only few bottles. Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, is
moved by It's powerful virtues and where children are
cerned, is known 10 be a.reRklble safly operative,
and for that purpose should be kept Ia es, To be given
In complaints incident TO the changes Of the
Purchasers requested to observe, that the Genuine
Medicine has the Popetors name, in his own hand witt
ing, The label of each bottle with the words Parkers
PaIacea he seal Of the cork The label represents the
Hydra subdued by Hercules, with masonic emblem above.
This PANACEA Is equ2f to any IN Ia pleasant Ia
the tste, and euircs no allegation in he dietsprous
liquors 10 be avoided.
The proprietor aware, that for want of proper and
tain nunan his medicine may by some persons he rank
ed amongst Donus yended by empires of the
day hut he has the satisfaction Of knowmg that upon trial
these orons will vanish, and give place To conviction Of
its superior merits To pretend thu all and every disease
to which the human constitution LIABLE will lie cured by
bis medicine would be false and absurd in the extreme, but
possesses efficacy In the relief and Of Ger
tain obstinate and violent compaints and those IN many in
stances of the alarming and distressing nature, and
habeen fully substantiaed..
Certificates and directions, printed in pamphlet form,
company each bottle--pree 81, or $40 per do1en
b. REMEMBER !-"PARkER'S PANACEA - equal to
Swain's, or any other, and dollar cheaper.
Orders from any Of the United states,. addressed Il
JOHN A. PARKER, No. 200, North Eighth four door
above Wood street, or ATKINSON s. ALEXANDER
P1nters, Philadelphia, will be attended TO
January 30.
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TO MANUFACTURERS

FOh SALE,
AA The three-story br, Building, situated one quar-
'HssM ter Of mile heoy the Pane acha Bridge, in Middle
4h town, Stale Of Connecticut, the Turnpike Road
10 New-Hayen. Said building is upon water privilege,
uniting streams; was'erected in September last, for the
manufacture of Machinery, and is completely fitted for that
purpose with great variety If new and valuable Tools En-
sine Laho which offered for sale, together with i've
Cotton osles OF So pnle each, buildings and will he
completed in days Of the best Workmanship, and intended
10 iun as we'll aud DO good work any in this country.
~ NJ . also, 0N TIE PREMISES,
A new BLACxSMITHS SHOP, intended for three FoIges,
two OF which erected and for rphammer. The 'ua
of thus Faeo,y for yenece navigation, being within
half mile of the Connecticut River, from whence Steam
Boat. and Packets depart daily for NeYoiAt excellent
trnss r. s .er advantages, render one of the most
desirable situations that can be had.
To one who engage in the making OF Machinery,
II affords opportunity for immediate operation II is,
however, offered with without the Machinery or Tools, on
yery reasonable order to close Inquire Of
BENJAMIN SMITH, who is now on the premises
- ..'..- ALSO.
FARM containing about thirty acres Of excellent
Land together with Dwelling House, Barn, Chlise House, aud
other out buildings situated Farm Hill caled aud about
one hundred rods south Of Pameacha Bridge, and about the
sams distance from the aforesaid Manuaetoy. Said Farm is
well waered, and has many other advantages.
considerable part Of the purchase might remain on
Mortgage. Possession given immediately II desiied
For further particulars, inquire Of the sucbe who i now
on the premises BENJAMIN SMITH.
.Niddletoun, July q, 1928. 3m
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his knees near him, his ds gger in his hand, ssd
coldly contemplating his victim. The erios Sf
the servant spread the alarm among the Iadieo.
who ran towa ardx the apartment, and sLsiokoA
with terror al the sight of the horrible spsses-
| Gle. Kotzebu having now lost all his btood.
breathed his last. Sand, holding his sli1i rssk-
ing dagger in his hand, appeared indAbrVst "a
"hat passed around him, and had his eyes eoa-
stantly fixed upon the dead body. Some per-
| sons called for assistance through the windsvs.
and requested a surgeon to be brought. Wh6s8
the eldest daughter Of Kotzebus, sidsd b. =
! p0Ief de ehambre, carried her father INTO
another apartment. The family and wieusDee
Of the bloody scene were plunged into eosseet-
nation and despair; the murderer alone appsss-
ed calm aud unmoved, awaiting with trsueeil.
llty The result OF the event; but at the arrival
OF the succor they had called for, he sress aud
descended the star case, crying with loud
voice ~" Iae TRAITOR has fdIIenP He GAIN
I'd The outer door. bur foupd lt pbssructed By
crowd, through which be pushed his WAY with
vioIonce nnd threw u look OF ind gnstson uptfn
the people, who cried out--Behoidrtha sssa6
SIN! Then raising his dagger with one hsnd
and written pAp'r IN the other. be said -"Et
~ tcho an the murderer! Thus perish al
hanG|s' In this terrible moment his features
and words mado such an impression upon tho.
multitude that no one dared to seizs or dissrS,
him. After his exclamation he threw himsslf
on hIs knees. and, with a calm and solemn as.
TUNED h's head towards tho house in which he
lad committed the crime, thon joinipg his
hands, and raising his eyes towards heaven,
he cried 81 flank thee, Oh God. for hauing.
permitted me TO accomplish trith suecess thss'
I act Of jhsttctp And opening his reayt. ho
struck himself several times with the dagger
Ec had preserved. He then fell down inssnsi-
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PROVIDENCE. SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER s Is2s

now the lightning bIazod through the ebon
sky, and poals Of thunder ratified along the re-
gions of air. The tempessuous ocean rolled
its pillows upon the sandy shores of the reced-
ing isle, and the howling blast sang tho re-
QUEEN Of the unfortunate lovers. r>
The two yoyagers returned no more--bui
often did the mariner, as he approa ched the
coast, start at the sound Of distant Lutte and
the weary helmsman has leaned over the tiller
to listen to the low, plaintwe strains Of le-
male voice, which. wahed over the silent wa
ters on calm evening, has soitened his heart
and Matowlssa.
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FURNITURE AT COT.

FURNITURE AL CO-I.
v2yuE Asienees of u. G. Aen offer for sale, Mt Wave
Rooms nos i05 aud lO7, Westminster Street, the
large aud elegant assortue, Of Fue as igued by him.
consisting of
81 Secretaries and Bureaus
81 Grecia., Pembroke, Card and Work Tables
80 Mahogany. Pembroke and Dining Iab,es
II Cherry Dining and Tea Fables
~ Mahogany and Cherry Light Stands
90 Mahogany and Pine Wash Stands
5 Hair Seat Sofas, some elegant
II Counting House DESKS
i0G Mahogany aud Birch Beds eads OF all kinds
SO Cane aud Flag Seat Cblrs
1923 Dining. aud Fancy Wuud Seat Chairs
100 High Back ROching do
81 Chdreu's high aud iow do
rs Fashionable Looking Glasses
With other articles, such as Feather Beds Bed
ticks Cradles Bed cords aud keys Crekels, Wash boards
Rolling pine Clothes pins Book seves, Clothes horses
Ckoppins trays and Knlle-,oAes
ALSO, al has Fork-Saop, in Green.Sree,
II 900 feet Mahogany boaIds, plank and Joist
1900 ID. Cherry boards and plank
35,DO do Birch joist, boards and plank
10000 do Cypress boards and plank, 'io'n ia ich 10
l l2 inches thck
1000 feet Meyehantable and C!sar Pine boards and
o75 Curly veniers
i40 set feds',sd puss
43 luss Mahogany
900 Mahogany slabs, together with pieces OF Mahos-
any, Cherry and Birch
The above Stock and Furniture will be sold very low for
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J. SACKET, }
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-18
FALL. GOODS.

FALL GOODS.
VE UTrS LOCKWOOD would inform their friends
and customers a they have just received from New
York, their Fan supply Of fresh imported Goods, in their
line which they viii ofer AZ such prces will give gene raj
satisfaction To purchasers. Among thes super and
perine 0RoADCLUFS Of every fashionable color, some
of which Of very superior quality blue black mixed,
cinnamon, drab aud other fashionable coored CASsi
MEREs; velvet, plain, figured and striped, Valencia Mar
seiles tiineti silk and lnsdown vESflNGS; superior
goats hair canles, imitation goats hair and common ditto;
tnan Plats; green floor cloth Baze, Bookings do
Serges Canton Flannel fr mems wear; lambs wool Draw
aud Shirts w.rsted do do extra large size flag and bIndana
Handkercbefs; do for neck pocket; silk Navarno Neck
stocks Webbs patent and other Suspenders; prime
sorten of Gloves and Hosiery; bang up Cords veves
cotton Cravais; clden's Buttons; Paiings; Satines,
olive find drl Duils; Shngs and Sheetings; blue and
drab Banets Irish Linens; colored CambIicks sc. &c.
case SILK Umbrellas, superior manufacture
1 do Cation do do do
On hani, agood assortntA, # READY
Please call at No. IA, Market square
Wanied-Two three first rate Journeymen Talors--
others need apply
rFGarmenls made in the first style and workmanship,
and warranted 10 ht sept u