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NORTH WEST IIANN All,
A TALE OF THE PACIFIC OCEAN.
TCONTISU JEDI


Julian and Edwin exchanged smiles as this
| tale was linishe d. A tall negro who stood by
reproved them for their unbelicf. "You boys"
said he, "may laugh at these thngs-them
that knows nothing fears nothing; but stop!
the voyage na'nt done yet-we'l sec how
you'll fare, whom we comes to killing whale"
lust then a noise burst above their heads, as
though all the iends of hell had suddenly broke
loose. 1t began with loud scream from the
captain, which was echoed by fierce cry from
the mates, and Tremendous yell by the cook.
The creaking Of yards, capsizing Of casks, fall
ofropes. and oil together sounded like crash
Of thunder. The astonish ed crew had not long
TO ponder, ere the shril cry Of the mate split
their ears with, GAN hands! All hands come
up here, quick! quick Oh God! Oh God! All!
Ali Lord Jesus, come up here-where are ye
alb
But few OF the crew understood the import
Of this out-cry; but Julian saw that the tall
negro almost answered the query Of Job, "Can
an Ethiopian change his colour ?" in the affir-
native the gloss of his hide vanished, and
palcness spread itself over his quvcring face,
for we'll he weened that the day was come
when the bright lances and glh,cring harpoons
should be acsbcd. Upon gaining the deck, the
crew bebeld two large whales within stones
throw Of the ship. "Back the main yard!
down boats!" cried the captain, in a strain
which showed that lie expected active obcdi-
enco. In an instant the boats were in the wa
ie-, and few long strokes brougb, them in
contact VITA the whales. when no sooner were
the boat-s,eere,s ordered TO stand up, than
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PAINTING.

nN Velvet, Satin Veum, Ivory, &c taught In six les
" sons, even To those who totally unacquanted with
the use OF the pencil
Mrs. BarIete, from New-York respectfully informs the
ladies Of this town, that necessarily detained here
for short tme and that she purposes giving instruction in
this elegant accomplishment Specimens may be seen on
application at her apartments at the house of Mr. John
Smith, in the of Angel Street, at the Of A. s.
Beckwth, No. 10, Market Street. June lS
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BoNAPAnTH FAMILY.

The history of the Bcnaparte family beirt6
| very imperfect in Scott's life Of Napoleon. il
may not, perhaps, be uninl eresting to perose a
brief sta enient IN relation 10 those with whom
| the ll!ustrlous con, ne or MAS connected. The
particulars have been collected from various
| sources, with considerable care, and SO far al
they go, believed to be substantially cor.
rect.
CHARLES BONAPARTE,
The father of Napoleon, was lawyer cf
| considerable eninence in the ISLAND of Corsica>
and died in l795, at the age Of 40 years E,Rl,t
children survived him viz: Joseph, NspoleorN
Caroline. Lucien, Eliza, Louis, Pauline, ana
Jerome. Leitia Roinllini, the mother, was 4
woman Of great beauty, and possessed extfaor.
dinary iirmness Of chara C. er.-She was lvns
| in Rome in 1925, though in bad health. She
was very wealthy.
Ex King Of Spain and the yndiss, h 4 man
of talent and excellent character, ard exertee
hImself very much at the first taking of Para
by the Allies. In i79l he was married Ia
Maria Julia, aged 22 years, and in 1912 had
two daughters. He now resides in Tho United
States, near Burlington, N. J. much esteemed
by all who know him. He owns Isl, ,OO6
acres Of land IN the northern part II the State
of New York, (sefiersoa county,, which he
purchased Of NJ. lie Ray Chaumont.
NAPOLEON,
Emperor of the French. was first married 10
Josephine Bcauharnois. n CreolIan widow and
daughter Of st. Domingo Planter. She was
| an accomplished lady. ~ The time Of bei
marriage, (i79e,) to Napoleon, she had threa
children Eugene, Francis and Hortonsia. Ia
1910 she was repudiated by Napoleon, wba
soon after married Maria Louisa, daughter of
Francis, Emperor OF Auustria.--Dy Maria
Louisia he had son, who was born March
20, 1911, and whom he named Napoleon -
He was banshcd in 1913 TO the island Of Eiba,
and to St Hctna in 1915. where he died ia
1921, aged So years.
CAROLINE.
Was the wife of Joachim Murat, King of yaa
pies and Admiral of tho French Empire, BY
whom she had two sons and three daughters
The two sons, Achillc, ard Charles Louis MAJ
poleon Murat, are settled in the territory of
Florida. After tho fall OF Napoleon, and Mu.
rats expulsion from the throne Of Naples, she
and her husband lived in the Austrian states,
hner aIurst's nieh, and association, (Which
latter event haprrncd in 1915, on ono Of the
Sicilian isiands,l she resided in great pornp, IN
the lorasbip Of 0r, but finally removed 70
Rome, where she lived in 1928.
LUCrEN,
Was distinguished as an orator and fepubs
licsn. IN the council Of 500, Of whish he wee
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lated an cook, on the loss OF his colored CON-
panion. Julian found him sitting absorbed in
deep contemplation.
"Ah, Gerskoml" said 'ho, addressing the
Indian. " are you bsrs!''
"Yes Julian, but how IongI shall bs, hero
is uncertain"
What do you mean doctor P' said Julian.
every bad sign, Julian, for msh 70 be killed
first day VIC put off. Very bad sign indssd!"
Eyes" said the youth, 4" IT'S bad Of Itself
why call it bad sgn' you might ~ we'll say
it's bad omen for a msn when he's killed"
$50 II be, Julian, II he be bad man; Hts
sign he's gone to bad place every thing 10
| bad omen 10 bad folks, because these things
belong to the black art, and the devil shows
his power in bad folks, for all is a bad sign TO
them. Now we have bad ships compsny
that love not God; and we have this bad Sign
to tell us great evil is going to befal us! yen,
Julian. mark my word-some great miSfortune
befal this ship"
Never before had Julian heard 50 muci, con-
nection in the discourse of this Indian. He
seemed to be raised above himself, as If endu-
ed with the spirit Of prophecy, and delivered
these words in cool, calm and dignihed NAH
ner. Julian was mach struck, especially ~
he could not attribute bis misgivings to tim
orous disposition. Gershom had always been
noted for his good sesmanship, his ccoiness
and courage; an Julian had marked his stesJ-
mess and perfect self possession on that day,
while in the hottest Of the fray.
Julian now left the cook, and was about 60
ing below to retire to his birth. when tho
thought struck him, that he would like to see
the other watch operate a little on the whales
head before he turned in. He sdvanccd tow.
| ards the sheathing, and saw both mates ovef-
look ing the business.
"Had mt you rather" said Russell to Green,
"be along side of Miss Allen now, than to bo
here up to your neck In grease and gurry7'
"Ah' said the other, II do not know what
she would say to me, If she was to see ME At
| worn on this head 10 night
81 know another head' retorted Russell,
sarcasticaIly, (which would afford more unsur-
mountable objections to your sui, thSn sperm
| whales noddle."
| Green cudgslled hrs dull ass, but could not
comprehend the meaning Of the other. until his
| eyes chanced to fall on Julian-he then ina.
gined Julian was supposed rival.
Russell saw him regard Julian with sper>
picked ctuntonamce. and. supposin4 he was
linrx ..l~.- =
presence Of the crew, stood corrected, and
pretty soon retired,
~ thought you cid pretty we'll TO day in the
boat" said Green to Juliin, when they w'ere
left standing together, in an insinuating nltn-
| ner.
YES" replied the youth, Il did not waht
the whale 10 escape, and believe he would
have gone, if had not stopped hIm.''
(ro BE coNr1NvEp.1
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FROM THE NEW YORK COURIER.

Statistics Of Turkey. The appelation OF
"TURx," was first adopted in the middle ages, as a
general title Of honor to al, the nations composing
the two principal branches Of Tartar aud Nogui.
The word "1ar," as an adjective, signifies Sub
lime and pre.eminent, ,-as substantive 1t means
a governor"
b The DivAN.-This State. Council mccts twice a
week, IN the Empcror's palace, on Sundays and
Thursdays The Grand viscr is tho presiding
officer the six vziors Of the bench, the Teste day,
OF High Treasurer, the Reis Efendi. TIE Comniss.
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Music.

HE subscriber would respectfully inform the public that
he has established hnsef in Providence, for the pur-
pose OF teaching different Musical Instruments, usually used
In Bands &c. and having long experience in his profession,
he solcs the patronage Of those desrous Of nsung So
eetics or Bands, either for private amusement for military
and public OCCASIONS in town the country. The prin-
cpes Of Music, in connection with the art Of playing in har
mony afrer the most approved methods will he attended to-
Musical instruments will be selected for his pupils with care,
and Music arranged In the most popular manner Please
apply at his residence No A Broad Street, at the Prov
'dencc Music Saloon. Z. W. LESLIE.
June 10
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Al aCour of Probate holden within and for the Town of
Providence, on the 9Th day Of June, A. ID. 1923.
a BIDA STONE, Administrative with the viii annexed
the Estate Of Mecaf Hall, supposed be deceased
has rendered TO this Court Of her
on said estate for ordered that the consideration
thereof be referred TO Monday the 7hof July next at
O'Clock p NJ and that previous notice be given, by pd
fishing this order three several times In the Literary Ca
de to all persons interested appear at that time and be
lieard. A true copy Witness
June IL. NATHAN w. JACKSON, Clerk.
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.EW ROCKS

a HISTORY of the Kings and Queens Of France,
N tsinipe hundred and thirty five Engravngs-rep
re~enng them IN their Crrtnmos
Tales and selections from Englsh Souvenirs for 1929.
willis Poems, fr ssle by A. 8. BECKwfTH,
june II No. ~, Market %.
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NOTICE.

NHE coparnerhip heretofore existing between the sub
d scrbers under the firm of ]. & G. HOWELL, dis
solved by mutual consent the 2Oh Instant The business
the late firm will be settled by C. +. HOWELL, who duly
authorized for that purpose j. Is. HOWELL,
June n. &. L. HOWELL.
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MOULD CANDLES.
Oh Boxes Mould Candles, for sale nv
IL ~V GEORGE s. RATIBONE.
June 2l II South Waer-strcet.
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GIN
On Dbls Gates Gin; ~ do Phep, do; for sale by
oO GEORGE s. RArHDONE.
nAJune q.
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Cy4RPE.NTERS AND LABOURERS HyANTED.
"ANTED Immediately for the season, from so to 100
w CARPENTERS and LABOURERS To faithful
and good worknen the highest wages in CASH. will be paid
every Saturday evening Inquire OF
JOHN II. GREENE,
june IL John Street.
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HIST pITRI.IsUED.

JUST PUBLISHED,
a NATURAL History of Animals, by John Bieland,
IN suiha of "a View of the World" Letters in Uni
vsrsal -ory sc. illustrated with ~ coored plates en-
ssved ffom original drawings received and for sale by
HUTCHENS h cory,
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M RS. BAKER, :,

NOTICE.
VuNHE Cooarneshp of Richardson s. Whitaker was this
u day dissolved by mutupl CONSENT and Josiah Whita-
ke duly authorised and empowered 10 settle all the
Germs of said Company. MOSES RICHARDSON,
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,
IINROM the middle of the town of SmIthied Sunday
- night last, large bay horse, with long mane, tail and
foretop white spot his nose and his OFF knee nearly
NH and crooked-any person who will rctrn the to
the subscriber near the AngeR School House, shall be be
rally rewarded CHARLES KEECII.
Smithneld. lune Ia.
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CURRENT MONEY,
N"ANTED mt Aliens Exchange Office No. II, Mar
w ke Street. Good current money for sale at IA per
cent June Ia.
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Al n Cont Of Probate, holden within and for the town
Providence, on the 9th day of June, A. ID. 1928.
4 BIDA STONE, Executrix of the last Win and Testa.
n ment Of Sarah Hall, late Of this town, widow deceas-
ed has rendered an account of Executoship this Court
for settlement Ordered that the consideration of said ac-
count be referred TO Monday the 9TH day of July next
O'Clock, p NJ and that previous notice he gven by pub
fishing this order three several times in the Literary Cadet
70 all persons interested appear that time and be heard
true copy Witness,
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CANAL FLOUR.
O0n Barrels fresh ground Western Canal Flour
vO landing this morning from sloop Providence
for sale by SETH ADAMS Jr.
June Ia. "a South Water street
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RELIGIOUS DrSCuURSES,
DY WALTER scorI, Bart author Of Waverly Move
- 'd'' received and ''' sale Oy A. 8. BEcKwrrH,
june Il No. 10, Markets..
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ALBbiGHFS
COiN.MhAA.S ~NRVp.

FENIlls Medicine, Tor the short timcit.has
n been before the ubHe has proved itself
superior 10 Panacea,. aud other remedies, 10
'uCld degree is to give confidence n the Pro
pretor that ITS efficacy alnuc win support II,
distinguished merits II the mos, useful .pIma
and autumn Alternative ever yst discovered. l.
Is 50 perfectly innocent that no evil rhtct need
ne unprecedented nom It. acknowledgements
to the directions. II may be given. without anq
apprehension, to the most tender infant o. ic,-
bic adult
The COLUMBIAN SYRUPwill relieve and
eventually remove the following diseases - Ne.
cr"sls, Carries, Tor liberation, OF tn bones
King, Evil, o. 1cioiula, Rheumatic AFT ctors of
th" head, and system generally syphilis, Me-
curlal, and all complaints originating u the IN
proper of Mercury Ulcers the mouth Il
throat; White Swelling, eancorou,. and myete-
rate Ulcers discharges hom the Eais; dseas
as Of the Skin Liver complaints Jaund,cc In.
digestion, aud Debility.
As a general depurativr article, or purifier
of the blood, this medicine possesses invaluable
powers II improves the appetite aud kas the
remarkable quality of dcpriyins the skin of that
yellow bilious tint which is so common in bilious
constitutions. Besides the diseases above emu
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that aiilieruc disorder, Tn liberated sore hcad
under which cluldl,namc, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tOrUgnts Tor tesrs.
Zach bottle ofihe Genuine Medicine has "a lalI=
r represendne Inc Eagl nd the llydra, @ltb
my signature.
i = fRiCE - Pr EorTiL Anp S3U rrN boz.
EN-. JACOB ALBRIGHT,
No. l03, Arch Street near Third, Fhrla.
Oct. %
Inc subscriber has just received laJge guam
tity ofthe Columbian syrup; aud Is tic ii.
gent lor this section Of country.
WALTER u. MlDDIIION,
Opposite Post.Olfce,
Oct. 3.
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NEW FIRE SCREENS.
And Velvet Bordering Paper,

BuST RECEIVED, and for sale by the sub
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Charles A Writers, has also ON baud n
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Paper which he will sell on moderate terms
Teachers Of Academies. Country Merchants
aud Clerks, are respectfully solicited to call aud
examine for themselves.
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CHEAP GOODS
VT ANDREW SIS STORE.

nUPON1's br-t Rifle Powder, 81 cts. Id.
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Best Bar Lead, : cts.
Whitermore', Wool Cards 81 cts,
En,om sails l. cts.
GIauber do 4 cts.
Res Green Coffee II rfs.
DO Gum Powder Tea 81 81
Do. Immortal do 81
Young Dyson - cts.
Rpai oil French BRANDY only 81 80
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large assortment Of racks al ioW prices.
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- We have a number of other articles
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cle in The Good. wav, t. apply 10
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~, Far 81 per auuum, payable in advance.-No sub
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as agent for efcrting Sales ottheir Tobacco for
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hundred, 81 cents per hid
And for all Tobacco bringing d highe' price,
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80 cents on each hogshead will he made IA eve.
ry case, He will also snip their Tobacco Tor
them II required on the customary terms.
lie hatter. himself that from fifteen years ex-
perience IN the Tobacco business, the planters
will find it to their interest To get him to sell
their rcops ion them
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
JUST REGEiN ED BY
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& part OF ihe'r spring a"a ooih"leT "7.'l'-
" mo"N WHICH l"''auo' 'n'
~ -,
re" pieces extra nne oi1e O, o'''H '''ii'
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-12

n SRESH GARDEN SEEO-i have this
d day received, direct from Ncw-Nofk,
my supply OF Garden seed, consisting OF the
following:
Ehrly Washington peaslN hiie solid celery
or sn weeks Red do do
DO. frame do Early horn enrrot
DO, Charlton do. Long orange do
Late mlrrowfat do. Eariv blood do
Dwarf do. lCmslrr cnrnmhcr
Do prolific do. Turkey do
larry Wilson do Long green do
lNl mafrOWtW do i.ate do
h'ne dwarf imperial do sen kHile, very super
sugar or salad do Scotch do
YELLOW weeks heauslInrge green head lei
CHINA dwarf do fennis uall do Ltaee
Eary Canterbury do Ice do do
White kidney dwarf do Drumhead do
Nhiie Lima do sarly Stlccia do
Long pod do " bite onion seed
Early York cabhage Red do
very SUPERIOR Cnrled parsley
Burgen do lTomatoe sepd
nrumhehd do Early short iopscarlet
lied Dutch do Kaddish
savoy do Cherry turnip do
RUSSIAN do Salmon do do
Lale imperial do White Naples do
tarly eml.al@.s. ~ - Gnlied peppergras5
Early bloodturnip beet Gadcn Gre,
bIund red DO IDnfpn cloves
Nnneie wurzIe do IOkre arrd
ETly horn do Satisfy or vegetable
Mammoth pumpkin oyster
Common DO Early summer squash
White mustard seed faflv parssips
Black do NaslurIian seed
lurnip seed OF every
description
The subscriber offers the above Last of
Garden seed 10 his customers, together with
many others now IN use, all 81 which are var.
ranted genuine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
Jan. IS