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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-20

Iva ENOR kENT-Ihat coufo, table
....sl N Two story framed house q
iassss@l wuieh is attached "A good gar
gasaFsahHtb den. kitchen. meat house, &c.
&c. nd immedla, el, between MI. VIM
II iey's and Samuel WARTS residences
Possession an be had the LIST Dec mber
\ so, for rent, the house immed,h ely o.
,os,ie the Franklin iIutcl, and recently -
cnpicd Nv the subscriber as an office. ThIs
house which has Two rooms aud u cellar, is wei
ealculaled for an flee oil NAL grocery Pos.
session can b. had immediately.
70, hire, the ensuing year two first rate car
p%e.tefs. with good sets Of tools. During ms
absence. applications may he made 10 iIajr Cul-
in BucIncr. GEO NhllLOCkE.
Nov l3. ts27
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Nov. 3.

E ATkASS MAklNG.-.1hs
AvA sibscriber. AZ the one end o. main
S'tee,, III addition io his Rope and Irvine MAX
ing business; makes and repairs Curl'd Huig
Mattresses Also makes Shuck Mattresses, q
cheap and comfortable article for sun,mer--and
would be thankful Tor any job in tina, way.
"hich sha'l be done with neatness and despatch.
and on very reasonable termes.
j. II. ECHOLS.
Nav ts6u
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w only OF our customers, but OF ZOE nub'
lie generally, TO our prrsen, sssor,r,.n, pun
Cloths and Cassiueres,
o"r la'e supplies 'lh's liue, ARE such as we
'ee' pie"Sn'e recommending, as they sur
pass w ,sor'c ana heauty Of shades any
'"a1 we "a'e over heretofore offered. A.
a"""s Nv; ''oea'iy received. are blue, black
low o'fe. u'arei' and steel mixed Cloths,
double and Single milled C-as,;ma,ea s;n;,a,,
colors, and several PIECES 6ns M snnor e..
double milled drab Coatings, With resoec,,o
qnn'i,y and variety OF coIor.. the sboye a.,
sor'men', We believe, is calculated ia siye ge.
neral satisfaction; prices, too. more moderate
than ever Purchasers are respeciiully re.
9o"s'ed,o CALL DAVID b RQ KYLE.
Nor. Is
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DUBLiC SALE.-lVn he sold TO the his
est bidder NJ Poplar Forest on Tuesdd
the 25sh day of November, if fair il not the mel
1s,ir dav. all the crop of corn, oats and foddI
teade IN the premlsrs III" present year, iose,I
.r with a large quantity ofhay md straw all
20 head OF cattle. Including 8 yoke OF ox'n, 1
head of sheep, 40 head of hogs. 8 work hors|
and two colts, together wi'hthe plantation ute
siis and household ard kitchen furniture.
liberal cred, for all SENS exceeding twenty DID
lars sill be given, under that, cash will be q
puifrd. FRANCIS EPfES
The sale viii be conducted by john K.
Payne.
II Ihe above sale is postponed till We'
nesday The Goth inst
Nov. &. tds25
NO1ufE.-l shall i- abseniirom Lynih
burg some time. Those indebted TO m
viii ,lea &c make pay ment 10 Lancaster AZ
Marsh, or Edwurd Lynch, who are author
ssd 70 grant acquittal.
NATHL. WINSTON.
SHni. o. woml3
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n

[flnE Note, ot III. Banks OF Georgia, South
- Carolina and North Carolina, taken AT u
smalldis cunt a, the Exchange Office of
B. w HEWSON,
Lynchhurg.
Where the most kind Of uncurrent money is
purchased.
Oct. 10
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May I
lrishi inens,iawns & ~heelings,

WE are prepared 10 exhibit ID case
Super dressed Irish Linens OF superior feature
An assortment Gne Lawns tor hkfs
A te" pieces full Ga Linen sheetihgs
The above are worthy the Inspection OF
those DESTROYS of having good and cheap I.ia
men fabrics. MKEE, ROBINSON Il CO.
JUNE
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NEV SHOE S1,ORE

APE .nbsc7 ipers have taken the Store lately
- occupied by Benjamin T.. Hunt. nearly ot,.
posite tue ViIginian Office, where he Is no~
opening an extensive aud elegant assortment of
boots and SHOES. go pair Of Ladies r, unelIa
siih 81 without heels. 90 10 Of Ladies waking
Shoes, 25o do 81 Ladies Seal skin WALKING
Shoes, 80 10 Ladies' Booires. ION do OF con-.
mon Leather Shines. IO0 do aiAs-s' Prnnrlla.
80 do Of Misses Booi.es, coiofed, 80 pair of
olildrens' Morocco. of various coiors. lOo Gen
flemens' nailed Boofs. 100 do fine Calf, 30
pair Of Mens' Calf SIsn Shoes, 80 do bo, ;
Boots, 100 do " asaing,on's boys Shots. 3oO Of
Mems coarse Brogans. 200 do coarse negro
Shoes, 81 do boys, 100 pair of Gentlemen.
Slippers. 90 do Mockasdns, 80 gross ofbinding,
% dozen LINING skins, q doEen rough fnishetL
Morocco okiss, q dozen Calf skins, Phiisdteir
phia tanned, 6 dozen Il way upper Lra,hcr. 3
dozen do gram upper. ] do of Seal Skin, 400
sides Sole Leather. 100 do heavy oak tanoed,
binding OF every description. alsn al elegaln as.
sorimeni Of Seal hair Trunks.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-20

xuST PUBLISHED-TaIes Of a GRANDPA
her, being stories taken from Scottish
History, by the author Of Wave,ly. sc. &c, for
sale atthe Book snd Stationary Store of
CHARLES =. WRITER'S.
March 81
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NEW BOOKS.

yTSHE subscriber has again he pleasure ofua
nomeing totis Trends aud mr. public M
general, The orrirai cfthe Joitoping hep Books,
I'm
/. Herbert Lacy, a norct5y The fithorcf Granny
~ y rois.
Confession o an oil Mold. n nopeIia Q aois
The Hanours Of Eutopir, n tale Of colonial
lines. bg au EufopinR IN rots.
Sayings ard Doaags, or Sketches from NE,
fh,rd.eries, an . ,ois:
Lord Byron aud fome cfhis contemporaries,
nth recoiteeiions d fhe dnfhor'stJ IL and Of has
riit 10 fay by Leigh Hnnt. in lroi.
The o Brions andMe O'flahcrtys. n %nniiondt
faie By LAZY Morgan, IN 1 roll.
The ADORE together m,th many other New
Books, bnrejust been received aud are nou for
sais al The cheap Book aud Stationary Store Of
CffiS. A HJTHERS.
Il tdrieiy of eoioured toy books for chii-
5ren. rs
hfru
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MORE NOVELTIES.

VHNV3NhL Nv Fiji IEIJe
Partisan GAUGES, Tor parties
Grass and cambria Batistis
Granadine Silks, a new article
Best blk. Gro de Maple Silks
Beautiful plaid Gihghams
Bobbinet Wells, very cheap
Thread cembric Hdkfs. 4 bargain.
All Of which viii be sold as low as cur Gus.
toners could wish them.
MfsRE ROBINSON g. Co.
June so
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-20

Desirable real Estate far Sale.
wish To sell the house and 22 feet OF ground.
n fronting on Main Street, near the Market
House, now III the occupancy OF Mr.. James
Jones. This is valuable property well worth III,
attention OF those who wish 10 buy
JOHN X. u. PAYNE!
Oct. Is tsl8
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CNRES.

UDKiN's speri6c remedy for the cure oi
- Corns. White S" ellings, Sore Legs and
Ulcers schirrus or Glandular Tumor>, teIlons,
Rheumatism, Spra,,.s, BRUISES, letters, Chill
blains, sc.
just received by
THOMAS J. DUAL.
Oct l3.
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Boot and Shoe Factorg,

90 IIlllE subscribers haze also al
\ ! /. ! ! 4 4. !. 4. /. 4. . !. !. J. 9. !. !. +. !. !. !. !. ! 4. 4. !: !: {: ! J 8 3: !: !. J. J. !. !.
- lached 10 their Establish.
men'. a Shoe and H9N Fsc,o.
y. where they will manufacture
NJ thu shortest notice all kinds
Of Ladies' Shors, Gentlemens
Shoes, Pumps aud Boots. They
will be made Of the best mate
- rms aud in the newest fashions.
" The public are invited to call
and examine for themselves.
J. DISBROW, & co.
Nov. 10. $50
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Just Received by
'THUM As iDuVAE,

Ilcohoi lGmu Csmphor
Copperas lharlcam OIL
Orange Peel lftoIten Stone
Lamp Oil, rtru aycyioylGum Elastic
Bottle Cooks Blue Snislts
Nshiie Lcad.dry Fior. sulphur
Alum l"miper Berries
NatdeT lSheet Cork
fudge Walls Assorted
Birthstone Pubs. Rhularb
Window Glass g by lol Salt re,re
aud 10 nv II iBerax
Venetian Red ltiround Logwood
Spanish Brown Red Lead
Ginger, superior Aqua FORTS
Carb Soda 't~digris
Chamomile lWhi'e Bar Soap
Spts. Nitre Dale. ,lvorv Back
shop Furniture Pol, D'gitntis
I~sipglass lBnisam Copaiva
waters lSpts. iiartshorn
Tooth brushes lCantltarides
Gloves Cream Tartar
Pearl Barley tAssafoetida
Real Turkey Rnubarb lHed, Pale and Yellow
Fancy Soaps Bark
stoie ochre Gum Myrrh
Snuff Beans cinnamon
Red Pfecipi,afe Mace
Durable Ink INuimegs
Fancy Walls Epson Salt,
Evaus' Lanccts Starch
Guild Leaf lCnbebs
Lunar Caustic lpippsiseva
n,se Water lRock Candy
E,an GbaN
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CASH FOL HHEAT.

"E will give The highest cash price ag
w WHEAT, delivered al the Lync,burs
Mill, SMITH A. kACWEIl =
August Z. tsS7
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English Cloths and Cass;r.eres

Nv invite p %iieG!miy he attention. mn,
w only OF our customers, but of ZOE ,nh
liz pruprnllN 10 MIR nrn.a.. " IuO-
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Nov. ~,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-03

At "a meeting Of citizens, from various
parts of the State Of Rhode Island and
Providence Plantations, holden at New
port on the 9th Of June 1928:
Hon. Charles Eldredge in the Chair,
William r. Rich nond Esq. Secretary.
Resolued, That the nomination Of John
Quincy Adams for President, and Of Rich
ard Rush for Vice President, Of the Unit
cd States, ,forthe ensuing Presidential term.
is highly satisfactory to the citizens, here
assembled, and, as we believe to the great
body Of the people ofthe State.
Resoiued, That the freemen Of the re
spective towns in this State be requested
90 appoint delegates, or TO authorize their
Representatives, TO appear and act at a
Convention, to be holden attbe State House
in Providence. on the Wednesday evening
next succeeding the last Monday Of Octo-
Der next, to nominate suitable persons for
Electors Of President and Vice President
oft United States.
Resoired, That these resolutions be sign
ed by the Chsirusn and Secretary of this
meeting. and published in the newspa RS,
CHARLES ELDREDGE. Chairman.
WILLIAM L. RICHMOND, Secretary
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stone; a sufficient number Of strong wood

stone, Sufflclent hummer OF strong wood
en- stairs with a hand railing 10 lead from
tne ground floor 10 within elk feet of the
fop, and an iron ladder from the top Of IN,
stairs To the entrance of the seuttle, with
steps two inches vide substantial plank
! floors TO be fixed TO the stairs on the ioists
of each story. The Light House TO have
| three windows, each 10 have eight panes
! of glass seven by nine inches, IN strong
| frames with shutters and proper fastenings
palnted with two coats Of paint, and sub
slantial pannel door, three feet wide and
| i've and halffeet high, iron hinges, loo k
and latch complete on the lower floor
The walls of both house and light house
to be- built up in strong lime mortar, and
well pointed and washed with best Roman
cement. Stone steps, II required, at the
out doors.
On the top of the before mentioned oc-
tagon there Is 10 be an iron lantern Of an
ocla gonal form the posts, one and halt
inch square, to run five feet INTO the stone
work, and to be secured with anchors; the
diameter, eight feet; and the heigh, six
feet, with a dome of four feet in height,
and covered with copper, (3e ounces 10 the
square FOOT formed by slxteenFon raiters,
concentrating IN an IRON hoop at the top,
| which forms the funnel for the smoke TO
| pass out of the lantern into tks yentllator,
IN the shape of a ball sufficient 10 contain
thirty gallons, and large enough to secure
( the funnel against ram, the yentilator TO be
turned by vane, SO that the hole for vent
ing the smoke, may he ever TO leeward
| The space between the posts Of the lantern
at the angles TO be occupied by sashes OF
iron, and 50 strong as not TO work with the
wind each sash of eighteen lights, TO be
glazed with double glass, the lower tier
only fitted with copper, wherein to be air
ports; excepting one side, where so much
OF the space as would otherwise be filed
with sashes is to be occupied by an iron.
framed door covered with copper. Around
the lantern TO be carried an iron railing
the posts of which TO he one and two
eighths of an inch square, connected at
braces with the lantern, and properly Sc.
cured 10 the deck; three rails ofthree quar-.
ters ofan inch square, the upper one -four
feet from The deck, TO be inserted in the
braces The lantern and railing To be
painted twice over with white lead the
dome black. A complete electrical con.
ductor to be affixed to the lighthouse.
Separate proposals will be received for
fitting the sald lighthouse, within one
week after ii shall be built, with eight pa
tent lamps and nine-inch rehectors, with
heaters, tin butts for keeping oil, and al
the necessary apparatus, in the same man
. ner as light houses in the United States
are usually sted.
The whole to be completed by the ff
teenth day Of October next, when, the
Collector approving payment will be made
| CHRIST. EI.LERY, Collector,
and .Supt. Light Houses.
July Sd, 1923.
The Editors of the Providence Patrio
will give the above two Insertions.
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Nautiral fmtellisrmre.
PORT OF.NEH'PORT.
ENTERED.

Schooner Betsey & Eliza, Baker, Boston.
CLEARED,
Schooner Betsey Il Eliza, Baker, Provid
Sloop' Albany Vars, New.York.
Sch Boston, Baxter, Boston.
.4RRIV.4LS.
SArURDAY, June 2S.--.arr. scbrs. lydia
Nickerson T; Carolina, Nickerson, fir George
town, Me for Prov
Sch. Delight, Nickerson, fr. Prov. for Den,
mis-.
Sch. Two Sisters, Bangs, fr. Saco.
Sch Betsey IL Eliza. Baker, fr. Boston.
Sch. Retrieve, Brown, fr. Bath
SUNDAY-arr. Brig Laura, Rush, 81 days
tr. Elsineur, and "a from Pillow, put in for a
harbor. Left at Elsineur 9th May, brig Plato
of Duxbury just arr. May 18th lat ~ 80
long. 3 Il. spoke brig Charles, Meekam, 2
days fr. Gottenbnrg bound TO Boston 18th
Fair Island east 10 miles, 43 days fr. Sa van.
nah Tor Copenhagen june 22d, lat AZ, 80
long o4' spoke schr. Charles, 4 days fir. Bos.
ton, for Grand Bank.
Sloop Union, Southwick, fr. Norfolk.
MoSoAY--arr. brig Sea Bird, Chapman, fir
Wilmington.
Sch. Ann, fr. Hartford, for Boston.
Sch. Banner, Berkeley, ir. New.York, for
Salem.
Sloop Rising. Sun, Remington, fr. Alexan
dra.
FuFspAY--arr sloop Canton Grape, Spen
Ger, tr Nantucket.
MEMORANDA.
Arr. at Baltimore, the brig Sarah Lee
Mckenzie, from the Havana, destined fol
Providence with cargo of molasses she
was parted company with on the 2sth of
Point Comfort, the Capt. fearing he shoulc
not reach his destination in time to enter un
der the old law, concluded TO put into Balti
more.
Left at Matsnzas June 18th, brig Harriet
Cook, OF Providence for st. Petersburg, load
ing.
Below Norfolk, June 23d, schr. Reaper
Reed, days fr. this port On the 10th, of
Cape HenIopen, spoke schr Regulator, tr
this port for Ocracock
Al Hambro 10th May, ship Newport, Bur
roughs, Of this port, fr. Philadelphia
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JULY q
Circulating Library
NOTICE.
n o e. T.

"HE following is a list Of NEW publ.
IL cations added TO A NJ + ii A NJ
NJ N IS Circulating Library, since
May 1st:-
269 'Deaths Doings, consisting Of numerous
original compositions, in verse * prose
principally intended as illustrations OF
80 copper plates, by r ID agly, z vols
'For varied know ledge, pleasing tho't
apt illustrations and poetic excellence
this melsnge is without rival.
o70 Byron Lord Byron and some Of his
contemporaries, with recollections o
the author life and Of his visit 10 Italy
by Joseph Hunt, I vol at ia EASY for
slaves to lie, and for freemon 10 speak
the truth"
271 Hebers Journal Narrative Of a Jour.
ney through the upper provinces Of In.
dia from Calcutta To Bombay, 1924
1926, with notes upon CeyloD) an &c.
count of journey to Madras and the
southern provinces, 1895, and letters
written in India-by the late RI. Rev.
Reginald Heber, d. d. Lord Bishop OF
Calcutta, 2 vols.
272 Spanish Inqusition. Records of the
Spanish Inquisition, translated from o.
riginal manuscripts recently discover
ed, | vol
iV1f fssshJs WniCu UuNS hppehTed un-
der that signature in the London Mag.
azine, by Charles Lambe, I vol. ave
like their genuine humor, always mirth-
ful and pointed"
1895 Almacks revisited; or Herbert Milton
by Col. Leach, 2 vols. "The story n.
Herbert Milton is one Of the most con.
tinuOusly interesting we over read
1896 Coming Out, and the field Of the fort y
footsteps; by Jane and Anna Mari
Porter, 3 vols.
1897 Whims Il Oddities, with forty Original
designs, by Thomas Hood, I vol.
1893 Sayings and Doings; or, Sketches from
Life, third series. "Full Of wise saa
and modern instances 2 vols
1890 Black Book; or a continusSrp of trav.
els in the United States, by Mrs. Ann
Royal
1000 Fair Maid of Perth; or St Valentine,
Day, by the author Of WaverIy.
2001 Posthumous Papers. facetious and far.
ciful. ofa person lately about town, v
2002 Sad Tales & Glad I ales, by Reginalc
Revere, ! vol.
2O03 Religious Discourscs, by Walter Scot
vol.
2004 Tonavanta, an American tale
This Library consists Of ovei
1000 volumes and is continually receiving
additions
Annual Subscribers hy paying 20, are eni
tied a. sne set, ~ time. and can e&cbang
their Books - ofien as ley please.
Newport, July ], ISIS
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TILLEY'S promised stock OF DRy
u GOODS are just opened, and at oll
events they shall be sold CHEAP.
Among them are the best assortmen, of
Ribbons and other Millinery Goods ever
offered In this town or State. and at tie
lowest prices. Also Brown Drillings lor
gentlemen's wesr. snd very fashionable;
LOT Of small handkerchief for only eta.
each; a complets assortment Of fancy
bandkerchiefs and scarfs; boxes Of Cotton
Balls at I6 cts. Also 1900 yds Of I e. 4 4
bleacbed and unbleached Cottons at low.
er prices than common.
w. J T. will in future cell Sewing Cot.
tons al the rate ofsixty I've cents the hum
srsd sksins. July&
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TNIIE Public are respectfully informed.
i That the NEW HOTEL in this Tow a
will be Opened on the lsl oiJuly under "a
superintnpdance Of mr. r. ROUiLLAR -,
an experienced landlord, who will cxcrt
hmsclfto give satisfaction.
In addition 70 the Table dHoie, privp's
Dinner and Supper parties can be accoud
modatsd Also, Soups and Coffee at al.
hours.
The Ban will be furnished with the bot
ofWines and Liquors, and these of eve >
description usually found in rospectnts
Taverns.
The Reading Room will contain the nv
York, Boston, Providence, Woshinglnn
and some other Southern and Eastern pa
pers.
BOARD on reasonable terms, furnished hy
the day, week, or Ycar.--The best Of Be Ne,
and Hair Mattresses, entirely new.
Newport, June IA.
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Mdrrfe0.

In this town on the 25th ult. bv the Rev.
Mr. woodley, Mr Bryan Doyle, to Mrs. Cath
srinc I'ickley
Rev ". J. Narsclns, Mr. Timothy Cogge.
slrall, to Miss. Alico l. Alny. daughter of the
late Mr.. Samuel Amy, Of this town.
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I1iro.

Tn this Town on the 18th inst. Jrs Esther
Spooner, widow Of Mr. Peleg Spnoner. aged
G3 years.
In North Providence, on Friday morning
last, Mrs Abigail ~. Smart. wife of ANDRE
NJ Smart and daughter Of the late John Syl.
vosier Of this town, IN the 2lst year Other aye.
In England, the famous Margaret Niokol.
sen IN insane woman who stterDt,d 20 as
sossinAte GeorIe III. of Eng 81. some 80
ssay ago, and had been in confinement ever
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-03

since. Her ags was estimated to DO 100 years
In Virginia on the Goth inst. Thomas Ran.
dopb Esq. formerly Governor Of that Com
nonweaith.
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Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, !
July lst, 1875.
MIS-. .scWNsl%:cs

Informs her former friends and customers,
NHAT she has recently returned from
Il New York, and viii be happy to
serve them IN the NIL .,lNERY line at
the house OF Mrs. PsNRosE, Church-st.
0FUMBRELLAS and PARASOLS,
covered rs above.
July 3, 1928. 3w
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Just Received by
THOMAS J DUVAL,

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f7USI landed several packages otwel assorted
- Spring Goods, which have been purchase
al the lowesfrates by our pn turr at phladel
phla. and will he sold at smtl advance IN tn.
market Persons will hni tmach tsllleir advan.
tage 10 call aud examine our 6uud, aud prizes
previous Ia purchasing Us we are confident they
are Lower than any ever have been Offered n
this market.
Anone the lot OF Goods just opened "a
Keantiah Caiicoes
Assorted Musms
Sup. cotton Cloths
Hand,om Reaths
Conrse and fine cotton Hose
liae Morocco Shoes
Denmark Saiius
Grapes, GauzeS. SC. &C.
Also In Store
Dry Goods
Groceries
Hardware
Earthen & Glass Ware
Morocco aud leathc, Shoes
bur aud Wool Hats
IeghofH and Straw BDnnets
Books. Looking Glasses, &c.
Apply TO
ANDREWS & BROTHERS.
March 20.
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TO the Public.

4 nsac, interesting and c0Ladble remedf4
S,.R. CHAMBERS Remedy for lntemper
I'D ance The subscriber, on the deceast
=, Iae late DR.. William Chambers, took into
his possession the personal estate oil the de
ceased, and found prepared large quaint,
of Dr. Cham1c Remedy for lutemperanvc
He hereby informs the public, that he la.
t.,osed Of all the Medicine 50 found, 10 DR.
ZINES Il. Hart, and Mr. Andrew NJ. Tanning
NJ this city.
In making This disposition, the subscriber
IA, been actnaled by due regard To The IA
FORESTS OF the heirs 81 the intestate. as we'll a.
RON a wish 10 give the most extensive use to
lbe virtues al the discovery, whatever they
NAV be aud he can further add, with cOn
slrnce, that the gentlemen who will hcrcaf
Ter be the vendors OF the Remedy Tor intern.
nerance, as prepared by the inventor, have
heen intimately connected with Or. Cham
hers in ms life linie-have been MS agents ia
compromising the medicine, aud arc acquain.
ted with its composition.
SlLYANuS MILLER, Public Admir-, Sc
II The Medicine is prepared only by the
subscribers, who alone are IA possession OF
the original recipe of the inventor, at the Of
dee OF tue late DIR. c. in the basement story
Of Rutgers Medical College, in Dune street,
,ad side Of Broadway and at the mcdjcinal
store vi nr. Hart, corner Of Broadway aud
Chambers street, three doors from Wash.
iuglon Hall, New York
From the Fremont Gn5efte.
I've have the pleasure To announce that
h. Ch0m5tfs MedtciRe for intemperanCe :,
has heen administered 10 twelve persons in
ts Wcinity and that an ererg instance II has
a1d N deslrtf eUect Of producing an eHtirt
dsreijh ior he use Of dTdem spirits. II has
Jtlttussd them from obrioaS rum, dad restor-
H hem 10 themselves relaiirsS, md friends, 10
health, 10 industry, 70 usefulness, aud 10 thtir
propsr stations in sOCitig.'
BEWARE OF IMPOSIURE Tile al
most incredible success which Or. Chambers
medicine has met With ia the enre oil intem-
refaHce has, brought forth many fraudulent
initial as u th, valuable remedy. To Sc
cure tue public against imposition, the direc-
lions accompanying the genuine remedy for
incompetence are signed in The hand writing
ot ihr subscribers, without which none are
genuine
To EDITORS.
In order that tie efficacy of DR.. Chambers
Remedy tor lntrmperenCe may be thoroughly
tested, editors oi newspapers. throughout the
country who viii inset our advertisement
mi add this article Ia il and semi rs cop,
POI ihe paper eonialningI IT. shall receive from
Us BY rearn OF mail, quantity sufficient TO
cure one drnukafd, which they viii be re-
gpasled to administer 10 some patient in their
uei}hbOfhood and publish the result
pnaiic Institutions and philanthropic soc.
'des by sklng application duly aulhenti-
-aleiJ 10 the subscriber. shall receive the me
jirine at very reduced price. Ga enclos.
'Igto rs the usual piite, IS, POSTAGE paid,
the medic ne can be Sent by mail 10 those