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handsome assert men', some equal to any I'M
ported, with beautiful borde"s
ca.eS aud IA Irish linens, gross, bleached and SUI
perior finish
do housewife. linens, warranted bleach
10 Irish sheet'ng
~ 8 4, "a and 1914 table diapers
B,r,,sa 4 and Russi9 do
Iinur Carnbr;cs, cme extra fine
% dc hakFS, elegant cOlored borders
aics' black and white English and French silk hose
DO do do cotton and worS,ed do
ENGLISH alI frcuch white and black silk gloves
White anu & .'orei kd beaver and c"fd castor do
iirnt!rf.vn'> real DUCK, beaver and HorSeskin do
Crerar >t'iFyn,rs
Cord pi,,: Italian clava's, new and beautiful article
6,4Cn italian ats, superior quality
cases ia,ti.s' =. .a",n bonnets, some extra fine
Md ana white aa.b>Nool hose
10 do DO naIi DO
Cotton, flags and britannia ihkts
An lCgsrt OF puts, curls clusters fau's
rim IS, latest style, warrantcdof the best ma
nuflcture
Lsrge shell, tuck and side combs
Long curl and dressing do
Ivor, and pearl poe kct do
Brazil she'll tuck Snd side combs
Pure Cologne water
Ostrich feathers
acils loag and short
Silver ;hlmbles; Tapes and bobbins
200 dozen csrk's spool cotton
100 do do do do colored
bale MarshsIl's and Atklnson's do patent thread
blue, black and assorted servings
DO do do twist
lraPengrO susPenlers' superior quality
Best gilt. coat and vest buttons
bale t. ON skin, weiShty texture
do negro cloth
do blue plans
do Gnseys, various patterns, very weighty texture
German ticklenburgs and oznaburgs
Tillaling ALSO,
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MISCELLANY.


irpatp, .i.boond 1aul pllsr.
- Abt HADLCbiA."
The Savannah teatEnnis publishing Sl,efcl.
cs, (Ieh 10 NJ. by Nj PURGE, oi C,otgip.) OF
the rhaRcets VI all the incuners ut tn Gri,es
iai Convention held Al Philadelphia ~ May,
I5s9--NaJsr rc,re na, q Delegate non. tho
onfe u 'oaIgia and sccias 10 have studied
the cnhtRcitn 81 the members 81 the Ioisrb4
ton viii e,cr nucuuou.--tie speaks uf them ~
men, as lawyers, politicians, and rs orators
IWnag on pfIy pe,u MT, " icb hriemarked
IN eaeh ID hs colleague " icel SUM little
rrjde, IA teVewtuE ail,l Il lupsr Of otit yeara,
thr rnaI1',rts Which ~ drams ot The members
n thai iiiushie,s body hon on own Stair
lie criudy places tbcm ~ hr htst rank -
HE pisHs"te ~ have itl, hom tbs dcnoaiiUn
~c be- ! ave 10 sha,e with our ,tpdrts, by lay
my briorr thrm tho iaiioW inp EXTRACTS.
If0m iifgiata. ---tten GrafEe Washington
Geo. Mason lamrs Madison. j.. .iuo BAN, Ed-
,uund itandplpb, "ud L.. NoLuig
Ger Washington j, VOL X own a. TN. Com.
ioaussr IN Chicl OF the ipic Amciican Army.
Having conducted ihfzr Sba,, 10 mdrpen-
arn'r and rnarc, la nov aPpsHts Ia assist Ia
tanning husttntacnt 80 make a., people hap
~ L,kr GtHta'ps ) asn be may he s0id Ia ba
rh. Dlhsrrer Of has country. Like feirr ia.
tprat hp appcar. as he politician aud tie stdre,-
rrn aud Ike tucnnatus lie retained 10 his
farm, perh1y ,ontenlcd win being on.y i
pltlu truIeu. alter cujoymp the highest honot4
oi fh, ouuietoia,, ami nov only ,reh. Tor tn,
upiubtlrpn 4 me oolnayuan il, benz vIriis
ou. ua u.rnl Iae Geurrai va. ,on#lacird H.
the chan Us ftasluent Of lnc Convention l., tue
uuantmou, voice 81 the mcmbets. lcis ~ tl.s
I'D years II his we.
NJ. Nythe Is the famous proiassorof Law ~
tie University OF Va. aud fiary. Hrra con.
t-.rd'y oor 81 the u,ost learned j, nl rhnta.ters
OF lie ib,.cat uge Iom ms fIus. attention
to tbe study o. general ifatuine. he ha, nrerlrta
q compute Knowledge ~ theo,ad ianpuaers.
aud all the stien,rs ito 10 fensslkrd 10. ms
caanp.ary liie mud UNIVERSAL, csirem,d tor
his good prineipics No man j is said under.
stands ior history Of Government brilrr Than
lir. hshe, 40, my one Who understands The
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sAMuEilHltiH,J II.
JOHN nARRI5'5 LAST LET LR 10 his
NllE

"a illthai tbftf
trhfunfy the AUih Ill, Mobile Font thaiipfo.
hf" VIE lake tho pp,lln"ny oi htits
ny 10 ~ Ior thu int tlutr ~ | cspeei aud -
N'll Il pf"srni thanks &c 10 tod Tor his Nee
c't hnd ! Hope Hose LINES NJ, fad ,nu aud
hll The i,rst IA hrlh Drd not aAspcCi ~ Have
il'd this awiul neWs 10 - Rwtntr 10 yuu but NY
sentence - Com 10 Morrow I Have tu intonnirr
brnlb 10 Morrow by tnrit , O'Clock which !.
~ awful thing 10 thug at aud know honA
fow irndrtneAs To- me a. IL VII. "a "a Husband
lIas b'rn b" dhatc thai II mint De a Lleht IL.
you ala AS such Will yuu Ia aiect II VIII.
q ntush l"ruindr as pnssabIe hope W. shah
"'ti 'Ehi" IA ihr worlds abnNe | wish you do all
y"a 60 k'ep my Children t. euihct II pusahte
JAMES ti"'ln miscd,mslalt u ,"il,SW5t with y,n
'" hop, tut my uttci Two Srus Ihnile4
aud Ju5" viii do all thry Can IN Keep theu Va.
tie SISTERS aud Brothers lruni suHrl iue wish
You Is soon as Jamc, kelntus Ia Move INTO lie
settlements and DO tn beet IN ga inr ,ouf#.
s'ifea n & ~ me ilafd 90 phi WIN you all
bui mus hesl.n 10 cod ana ~ hnye 10 part
some time and such Hope YOU vii Blng
iny hhdc ron up 10 iheitor Ut God y ~ Iuut
Daughters also wh.ob hum ynu 15ntiuel |
Have no Neson 90 Doubt but my Little snii.
yon nre young aud Grow IA ~ lnio LILO BE
ccaiifd Of "hai KIND OF Company you keep aud
nc'rr BitnE yumAryrs 10 my Dngrprt Irnrn
iu llms Of youth Ia Love Boath I,tacc mn uutH
my mud - Doster,d d tim not NTt,c a. Nnntd
wish h'mcmhef ne "a al nquniog .arnds 30
my Dea V,lo aud thtiilirn | bid ,or - Due ihix
ION y"H loving Husband md alhol intel
Death. JtIIA BAltpI4.
Ms oily Il4tttas
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NOflCE.-fsy virtue ola deed Of trust. exc
eoied bv Christopher lshtl and Wm. l. l.
o'I' on the 9th dry OF October, 1874. and du,
''ootaed IN 'he county court Of Amherst, We
s7a'l' On the l9th day OF june mex. afthe mar.
Ne' house Ia the town Of Lynchbue, sell. for
''""Y money. the following properly, TO satisfy
>a" aeed 10 vii a tract or parcel ot land. con-
tanning ~ acres, lying on James River, IN the
e'y OF amherst. about hail mile above the toll
~ -, '"se-A'so, one house and lol occupied by
""' !. Gland wing ON the road leading from
hNn'hhnfP - Amherst Court House. together
with all, and singular. the rigbtS md anrort,.
n"nces 10 the SAID tract q { land aud lot belong.
my Also three slaves, 3ar. Chsfle. aud pc.
TEL ("atermen) A. trustees W. shall eon,r \
only sneh ht.e as is vested IN US, though it Is be.
heVed To be indsputable.
THE TRUSTEES.
May 10. ,d.64
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May u

NOlICE.-By virtue ofa deed Of nust. ex.
y eentedto the subscribers, by James Ballc,
aud Nancy his VIE, hearing dale the sd day
Of May 1873 and duly recorded 10 the Hu,i.
mgs court clerk Office Ion certain purposes in
said deed mentioned We shall proceed 10 sell
tor ,ead, money on Nedae.da, lbe Isth ia, Of
lame neAt, one piece 81 ground ly,ng aud being
~ the towaof Lyncb1urg On seroud street. the
same piece Of ground conveyed by im,i,
Galloway und Eliz1 uls Wlfv 10 the SAID Iaut,s
Bailey, aud pa,t Of lot Nu37 The sub,crlbc,s
Will convey such itlc as as tc-trdu them b., sand
deed and none either
JOHN L. D PAYNE, }Yu.-
JAMES aENAGH, Itee,.
May 70. tds64
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sRg Of Alabama. Lawrence county.

Tbs dy personally appsatd botole me,
samuel lr"in. an acting Justice Of the Peace
~ aud ioi SAID county john MAY. and altut be.
my duly sworn, dspuse,h Hud shsctb,. that NJ
n"eh "t"ruofH Jackson statement IN Mics
Nrfistef Nd. hi as rfIurs IA llnuis' break.
ht aptu nv l"mlusaonary slote aud h ock-
'hE "oi ihr htods ii, tur iour barrels. and taking
"hal iie wanted destroying Wbat he pi.ard IL
Ahaf thht b. urnhcI took npi dt stfot cd
ehd ~ ior burning TIN bakrhousei it Is ALSO
Nhah ana thr sald jim Mey fmlhel siates
o" n"h ip'' ht htl""gtd 10 the sanie company
aud mas there u the TIME Hams Ill there.
JOIN Nay.
sworn 10 and subscribed before ne, tt,lh auth u
/ rnIu.lIA Iala
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-22

HyRESH GARDEN SbED.--i have this
D. day received, direct from Newly ork,
NV supply oil Garden Seed, consisting OF the
following:
washington peas "hlte solid celery
ar six week, Red do do.
DO. frame do. r.afly nora carrot
Do, Charlton do. Long orange 10
Late mArrowtat 40. Early Hood do
Dwarf do. Cluster cucumber
Do. prolhc do Turkey do
Early Wilson do Long green DO
Tall marrow(at do Late do
Hlne d,sarf imperial do Sea kalle, very supe'r
Sugar OF salad do scotch do
Yellow weeks beans Large green head let
CHINA dwarf do ennls ball do ltuee
Early Canterbury do Ice do do
White kidney dwarf do Drunhead do
White Lima do Early Slecia do
Long pod do " ute onion seed
Early York cabbage Red do
very superior Chrled parsley
BBreeu do romatue seed
Bnmhead do Early short topscarlet
rtd Dutch do Rdddlsn
.'avoy do Cherry turnp do
Russian do Salmon d. do
Late imperial do White Maple do
Eary emperor do Cutled pepperora5s
Early blooduurnip beet Garden tres
BLOOD red DO Dniou claees
aiangje war1le do Okre seed
kfly horn do Satisfy or vegetable
Aommolh pumpkin oyster
Common do Early summer squash
White mustard seed Early parsaiFs
Black do NdsturtIan seed
lurnip seed Of every
dcscriptinH
The subscriber offers tho above List Of
tardeu seed to his customers, together with
many others NOW IN use, all vi winch are Val.
santed genuine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
Jan %.
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TERMS.

y vi, he rceelssd for less iime than sax months
isiii' Will be discontinued lhdt at tho discretion
81 "a :, s,t.,,fs) until adj arrearages are paid.
- advertisements Will be inserted - 50 cents per
~ " les.) the frAt time, and 81 = cents iur eaeh
4saie ~ Those from a distance must be pad far
s9 % their insertion or the payment assumed by
pr, ,s..,,pn,ibie person an Lyhehhdrg.
ca,neery Orders not exceeding Two squares are M
.,fled for siA dollars -,
- ar they will not be attended To.
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NE E9sRo. lanes Coleman, German Jordan.
lVM sdmr OF Robcrl : Coleman. decd. and
u"drl Budd Take nuilce, thai shall On the
22d DAY OF June, 1928, n the Eraullu Hor.l,
IN the town oi L,uchhure, Iake the dispositions
OF Nmeen lnhb and orHol,. to be fcad H. evr.
denoe en The tnal OF the injunction, d,peba,n,
m the county court of Campbell wherein am
PlaHtllt aud you are defendants.
JAMES DICkEY.
May 10. 4go4
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May 10

AN hlLE Twas 10 Lyncbborg .e;ul, IN April
w last, NV cloak was accidentally etehau-
geo It's blue camblel new cloak. with a dark
Ne'n" tur SKIN collar, belt abound the middle
ana inch around the tai il is lined with grcrn
o"l@t. he cloak winch received n exchange Is
lel' al the Franklin Hotel, where the o1ehauec
was made J. GARLAND.
Nav - t,G4
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JAMES WINSTON, !.
Commission Merchant and
FORW ARDING AGENT,
IsIIMnNn "a


RICHMOND, VA.
sBAS RECENTLY provided himself with a
lH Spacious Ware House ON the Dock, de.
ed Tor TOBACCO, FLOUR COTTON.
nd produce generally, with an apartment lor
gal,abIe DRY GOODS, in which Produce or
GOODS may be received OF shipped from OF by
ga vessels arriving alongside, or III the apper
country boats, now every day descending INTO
me Dock--free ofdrayage-Being almost eaelu-
.yey engaged in the Commission aud Agency
Business, Is confident, when opportunity offers,
Of giving entire satisfaction, and solielts d por-
ton Of pubic patronage.
Feb. Is. Wom7o
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NT0TICE.-ihe subscriber has put iato the
" hands Of Nj. Thomas DAVIS, The books be
longing 10 his Mercantile establishment in Bed.
lord. All those indebted will make payment Ia
him without delay, as farther indulgence cannot
be given JOHN BULLOCK.
May /. G,69
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NEW PUBLTCITI0yS.

NEV PUBLTC1TIOSS.
fKNNH subscriber has iu,t received from
Il Philadelphia, the following new publlea-
tons, VIZ
The lie OF Elhridge Gerry. VITA CoUtempo-
rary letters, to the close OF the American kego-
lauon, by James "a Austin, Boston Edition by
Wells and Lilly ls2S.
The "reminiscences Of Thomas Hi1ilp of She
Theatre, Royal, Coyent Garden, Druiy Lane,
haYmarhet, &c and auhol Of the Eahluet.
Sayings aud Dolnas, thiId Srfles IN vols
life OF Vn,. Penn complied hom the usual
authorities, and also many original manuscripts
" Mrs. Haghs
Ella, ESSAYS which have appeared under that
Signature in the London Magazine.
8lglands hIrtpfy Of Animals, a new work
containing a large Number of colonfed pCius.
Selection, from the works Of Nas. Bdi bauld
NH extracts lron Miss Akins M-moirs, arrsn-
.,d for the use Of young persons, by Mrs.
Hughes
The Governcss orthe young Female Academy
" Ms sherwood
Sure Methods ofimproying health and pro-
longing die, or treatise ON the art Of living
IN aud comfortable, by regulating The AT and
hee"n@n, by q Physician.
Also ht9c quantity of amllY Bibles, of su-
fa'lor quality and a large asSoI tneut oi sta
''naiy, which he offers for sale At has usual low
@'rs, be would particularly invite those who
my want articles ia his Inc, ~ give him cal,
Us ne IS determined 10 sell al reduced prices Tor
sa,h. AERANE nnRTlt
MAY l.
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FATEW PUBLICATIONS.--- The subscriber
. has the pleasure Of informing me ctzeus OF
LyuGhburg AID the surrounding Country Y, that ue
has Just received direct liom Philadelphia the
following nov publications VIZ:
Tales Of IA Grandfather. by the author DIVA.
yerly. lvanhoc &c, aud this, pronounce, 10
be the best work from the author since Tie Iales
OF my Landlord, &c.
Blue Stocking Hail, an American Novel, au-
thof unknown, but supposed L. be- vyre good.
Tie Humors Of Eutopa Ia,s OF Colonel
Times 10y an Eutopan, in vols.
Hail> Voyage TO the Elsrem as, in. the
year 1916.
Sketches aud Essays, &c. &c. by the late
Francis Walker Gimer Of Virginia.
ADRIAN K. NORTH
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AEBhiGIll@5
C0i,VMt,La.% oNNIp

TEHBlS Medicine, for the sho1t unef sha,
& been before the Public, Las T. rpged uscli
superior to- Pauacna, and Other remedies. 70
suCha degree a. 10 give confidence TO tbr Pro
prIctDr, that H. efficacy alone Will support its
distinguished merits It's the mosi useiuspnug
aud autnnn Alternative ever yet discovered "A
Is 50 perfectly innocent, that 10 evil effect need
lac unprecedented from II, wheuapp agrecably
10 the Injections. ii may be given. without any
apprehension, 10 the most lendei infant, OF tee
bic adult.
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP will relieve and
eyculuullY remove the following diseases Ne
CROSS, Carte, cor decorations 81 the boaes, }
KING ; Evil, ur ScIOfula Rheumatic affections OF
the head. and system generally syphilis, Mcr-
Uuual and all complaints originating ~ the nm
proper a., %; Mercury Ulcers ot the mouth &
throat, b.te swelling caucefous, aua lbyctc.
Yale Giccs discharges tIom lbe Ears dlscos
Is otlht skin Liver complaints Jaundice iu-
digestion, aud Debility.
a, a general depwatye article, or purifier
OF tire blood, tbs medicine Possesses Invaluable
powers. Il improves the appetiu. aud sas tine
,einahabic guailty of deprismg file skin Of tLai
yellow bilious tint, which 10 50 coutaol IA biuous
constitutions Besides the diseases above tuu
mcratrd, It Is also recommended a. d remedy Tor
that affecting disorder, the ucaraied sore mad,
undei which cb.idtCnsullel the mos cAcr Iciatlug
tormeuts tur years.
Eaca bottle oilhe genuine Medicine has lab.
el, representing the Lagie and the Hy dtd, widi
my signature.
o. PRItE % PER EorrLEAvp $50 frB Doz-
En-. JACOB ALBRIGHT
No 1903 Arcu Street, near Iuird, Ph.la.
Oct %.
The subscriber has just receiyeda large qusn
tity otthe Columbian Syrup aud Is the d.
gent tor this section of country.
NALIERH MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post 0liCc
Oct. y
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Commission Business.
n 7fIII1Ns
FIELDING l.. IViILTtUS

y y III U II u TIL 7 UN
n RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
A Z, the public. that he has commenced the
COMMISSION BUSINESS. AZ L,nebburg.
Two doors below lac Franklin Hotel
lie soiicits encouragement aud promises all
those vino may comic N him. that Their Inns.
ness snail be promptly attended to. lie will re-
ceise Goods ON Storage, aud forward them AS
may be direoied-Aso, sup Tobacco. Flour.
and every KIND oiprodaee 10 Richmond
March o. ,s1o
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A y Exposition OF the Old aad New Icsta.
d. y meut, wherein each character Is summed
up III ats contents lhe sacred text inserted al
arse in distinct paragraphs Eacn paragraph
reduced to lis proper heads the sense given,
and largely illustrated with
Practical remarks and Obserya-
tons,
5y Mathew Henry (Lalc minister Of the COS
pei
\ new edition edited by the Rev. George
Burder and lie Rev Joseph Hueds, a II.
w IN the Lie OF the Author BY the icy. Samuel
Palmer just received aud for sale by
LHAS. \. NlTHERS.
january 3
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TIIIORiNG BUSINESS.
BEVJAMTN T. HUNT,
.ESpEETETLf4X informs !

informs his
&, friends aud the public that he has Com
.''.,ced the Tailoring business in the house for
a,erly occupied b. Mr.. P. Trotter, next door n
- Or Howell Dayiess drug and medicine
,,rs and immediately opposite Messrs. An
.I,,.,,s and Brothers, where he hopes by unre-
,,,,,ted attention TO business 10 merit a share Of
,nbilc patronage
May | is
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do lio'eby certify. TIL some years before
me thhi"a WIS acquainted with John llarlia
~ irnnk hu county, Tenn, ssr,. aud thai he WIS
ihtfe ELECTED Coroner Of the sud uountg, aud
served IA that capacity aud Tint as inf as 1
hn'" hr supported good moral character.
owen andt' nay hand, tbs 2slb Mn,ch, ls2s.
JAMES McC ORD.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-27

{ my cotton factory. ! should like, Mrs.
Chapman, TO introduce him TO you and
Emily while We are here, and that may
induce him more willingly to call on us
should he go TO Connecticut
Mrs. Chnpmon eagerly assented. She
fnncied she should appear to excellent
( advantage when there was not a crowd
of ladies' around; and SHE never once
dreamed that the gay,and,as she though,
her, the childish Emily, would attract the
notice of a man who conversed so sensi-
bly, and seriously with her husband about
plantations and manufactures, &c.
During Mr.. Chapnnn's absence in
quest Of his new friend, Emily Woodwork
changed more than oDce-even Mrs
Chapman, occupied as she was with the
idea Of her own Importance, observed
that something agitated the girl, and
csroessly inquired what disturbed her.
But Emily, with her usual arch smile
assured her she was not disturbed--and
it is not knownto this day whether sus-
picion, that the dark eyed cavalier was
the person her guardian would introduce,
ever entered her mind.
Mrs. Chapman was much pleased with
FIR. Sinclair, and remarked several times
after he had gone, that he was tho hand
soonest and most accomplished Southern
man she had seen. 1 think him, said
she, "a perfect gentleman, and really
hope he will come to our village and visit
u.s.
Il presume he will come to our vii
lagc,' said Mr.. Chapman, looking at EN-
lily with a most provoking glance Of in
telligonce; 'but whether, Mrs. Chapman,
he will visit you and is, l think, very
doul :ful.'
'Pray, who will he visit then? He
said he had no acquaintances there, cx-
claimed Mrs. Chapman. perhaps EN-
lily can guess said Mr.. Chapman. But
Emily left the room Immediately without
attempting to guess.
Henry Sinclair made, as he said, the
tour Of Connecticut Certainly he tar
ried in that state several weeks, and was
so delighted with the climate, scenery,
society, SC. that he returned the next
year, and the next-and then persuaded
Emily to accompany him to North Car
olina, where he introduced her. to his
friends as Mrs. Sinclair.
The domestic happiness Of this amia-
BILE couple is often mentioned by MIR.
Chapman, and he declares that, in his
opinion, the best method Of promoting
harmony between the different sections
of our Union would be to promote inter
marriages among the Inhabitants
'There is, he remarks in his humorous
manner, there is, | find, more affinity
between the youths and maidens Of the
North and South, than between cotton
growers and cotton manufacturers
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-27
BUTTS & LOCKWOOD.

AVE received from New-York their Spring and Sum
iner assortment of fresh imported fashionable Goods
consisting OF snpcrfne Cloths Casmeres, Vesings brown
ana whhe Dfllngs, black and mixed Laslings, silk Cam
jeans bull and purple fine stripes for Pantaoons superior
yellow Nankeens, mems black ombazine
KIN Grape, Silk and Cotton Cavats, real super Iandan-
na Tag and German silk Handkerchief, SILK cotton linen
ana worsie Hose and half ose hoseskin beaver, castor
SIX ana linen Gloves, Webs patent aud other suspenders
SIR Stocks, Crsvat Pads Umbrellas brown and black Lin
ems IRISH Linens shih Collars Jackson's Sheetings bleach
ed shngs, silk Nclveis, bang Cords. olive Velvet fo
mems wear with numerous other articles. in their limo
winch they ofer at prices which will be satisfactory pur,
ch'son Garments made usl.al in the best and
Eieststye.
On hand good assortment of Ready Made Clothing, al
very low prices. No. Ia, Market SQUARE.
NAV 2S
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-27
UNITED STATES HOTEL.

I'm TihOTHY b. REDMOND informs his friend
l.ssr1 and The public that he has ,eopened his establish
'sa<sss mon No. l7S, lS0 Pearl street, and No. l4S on
Water street, ciy of NewYork, and invites them TO
their patronage. generous community here have well
coined him back 10 his accustomed labor in their service, and
he hopes that travellers will unite with the respectable c-
Zcns oi this city, IN bestoving him their encouragement
aud indemnify as far may be for the wrongs lac has suf
icrcd beyond the power of jury IN redress.
li!' holseo1 in older, and his accustomed abun
dance and varieties in the arder and cellar will be provd
cd ~ before his unparalleled persecution.
New-York, march 10 6m