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FROM oUR REspoNDENrs.
Office of Ihe NgnDork ltercury,

Tuesday a'Ieruuou. Sept ~.
Arr yesterday morning, cutter Aciivo, tahoone
fr York. Left v York on F,iday morning, with
frig!,e Hudson, Com Creighton, soop OF W wir
Erie, Capt Turncr,ani sch Shark, 1t M'Keever, in
search OF tho Buenos Ay'ean squadron, which have
been at anchor tor some time in Fort Pond Bay, l.
/. The Gutter and Shark came down Sound, and
the Eric and Hudson, proceeded off Montaug; not
finding the squadron in the Sound the cutter left tie
fleet off Mon!ang on Sunday, and proceeded to this
port. On ascertaining they had le't our wae s,the
Gutter sailed this morning to join Com Creigh on
off Montaug, and inform him oi their departure
when the Hudson it is expected will proceed ner
voyage to Brazis and the Erie and Shark return to
New York.
The sailing Of the fleet from New York, in pursuit
ofthe squadron, was in consequence Of representa-
tions being made o.our government by the British
and Spanish ministers, that Commodore Formln
was violating our neutrality.
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The ship Newport fr Stockholm wa Copenhagen.
for New York. passed t.lsInem Oath Aug.
Al Leghorn Aug 8, brig James Noble, Lewis, Rio
Janeiro.
At MarsciIles 18th Aug. brig Day, Stoddard from
New York.
Al Trieste Aug IL, brig Perseverance, Apthorp Fl
Pernaubuco.
The quarantine regulations at Boston, expired Isl
inst.
At Surinam I'd ult. brigs Gossypum, Foster, fo'
Gibraltar loading; Carryall, sayward, Boston do
Mermaid, VI aters, OF salem waiting cargo
Brig Tro, which sailed IN Bath 10Th ut. run on
Perkins ledge, aud considerably injured. she
was subsequently towed back, and WAS dlschars ing
18th, 10 repair.
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VESSELS SPOKEN.

23d ult lat 33 40, Ion 69, scr pnnier ieb d, hence
for Martinquehad lost of her deck load in the gale
the IJih.
Sd ult lat 40 lon so, ship Gov Fenner, Martin, fr York
for Gfeenock.
eth uli lat 30 Ion 81 30 ship Anne, from Bisto
whaling voyage.
1911 uit lat 81 40, Ion "A A., brig Ocean, I'm Philadelphia
for Havana.
~ nth NJ ht 81 Ion 63 3d. Hay brig Gnpide, II days fn
n York for II Domingo.
Lat Al 30 Ion SO, brig Claudio, days from New York fu
Coast uf Africa.
"a at. off Deseada, brig Henry Paddock fr Portland fr
GuldaIOupe.
10th ut lat a So, lon AZ, ship Sarah seal FIN Charles
ton for i.iverpnl.
!ti ut. LAT 80 36, Ion A. brig ramwoh, fin Boston for
Palermo.
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PORT OF PROYIDE.rCE.
AR RIVED,

ARRIVED,
WEDNESDAY, October 1.
schr Hope and Phebe, Harding from saco, with
lumber.
schr Sally Hope, Baker from Boston. with mcr-
chandlse.
Schr Two Sisters, Burgess fun Saco.
Schr Dorcas Hawes, Burgess fin Saco.
Sctr Sally, Kelly I'm Saco.
Schr Crown. Baker I'm Boston.
Schr Mary, Coggns fin Ellsworth.
Schr Milo. Thompson FIN Bath.
Schr Content, Nickerson FIN Bath.
Sloop Fame, Sanford I'm Bath.
Sloop ! J,hn Hale, Blanchard I'm Portland.
Sloop Volant, Cook FIN Albany, with flour to Z S
Dav Son.
UL sloop Aan, Manchester from New York, with
merchandise.
Sloop Anna, Stanton fm Nantucket, with oil and
candles.
Sloop Cyrene, Cook FIN Tiverton.
Sioop Eagle, Rcy nolds im Wexford.
Sloop Earl, Rider fin Sandwich.
Sloop Reformation, Pratt im Newport.
Sloop Franklin. fin River Head.
Steam packe, Chancellor Livingston, Cosgeshali,
New York.
THURSDAY, October 2.
stoam packet Bcnjamln Franklin, Bunker, from
New Yo,k.
Sloop Mount Moriah, Martin I'm Warren.
FRIDAY, October ;.
Sloop Cyenct, Osborn, SO hours from New York,
with corn and oats, to the master.
Soop Lucy Emeline. Spink, Wexford.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, Warren
Soop Fame, Walden, Newport.
Sloop Mary, Wescott I'm Wexford.
Steam boat Washington Comstock ir New York.
CLEARED.
Brig Marcia, Mayberry, i!avana-W Richmond %
&Co
Brig Ann Cady, IIavana-D Cady
Brig Abeona, Mithewson, Matanzas-W Church
Brig Leopard Adams, Savannah-J T Rhodes
Brig ShibbnIeth, Congdon, Wilmngton-Pearce +
Bullock
Schr Columbus. Barber, Cur1coa-J Hodges
Schr George aud Mary, Gibbs, Chneson-C G
Mowrv
Schr Hope and Susan, Nick erson, Baltimore
U l. sloop Herald Brown, Now Y, rk
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VII hlst al The Our Iect e, na arsJt wI ha given ht
a the Theatre On ihu,s,dy evening ext Ut half past
1 o'tu,A.
he suject will BIZ IEATi adm is Of Illustration by
nct IS experiments, mot OF whsii u naturr 10 lie
>iA stn thruug,u' i!Ir LoIse. A coaipete miniature
81 am Eng ne wi b. exhibited.
lax l. nay be had at Mr Beekwi!hs bookstore, nj the
Musi loon, Lwton's Hotel, and the evening Of
the Lecture, the TeIe. ffice Of tickets 81 IL cents.
oct ! T. !. a. 4.
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MORE BOOKS

TUSf received, ,,i on inenpcrIu,c Letters on Ger
eD ical Manners aud iiabts, pd Tres na student in the
Theoogcal Seminary al ruceln, y. J.hy samuel IIil.
Ter, ID. -.
P.rns by the author ii Z" Moral Pieces in rrlse ami
Verse;
Pnpuar Faty ralcs Nursery Library with engravm..s
The WrS Of the lew ndlpe 10 tio CiJlcity o Young
persons with p "i,grUingS.
rheodnre or the Crusaders: tale for youth by Mrs.
Iioll md
Lite and adventures Of Peter Wiknsby r. :. pl>sen.
ger in he RrcOf
rh, Gent EN- ms I c<ct Farricr comprising gen
cnl icsrp p,inn II TN Bic anl useful anind the Horse.
By Richard VI run. Fur sale by
\. 3. 8ECkWfFH,
Oct. No. 10 Market II. nnpus"te Union Buildings
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FURNITURE AT COST.

"A OOoI
2ENiE A>giets Of Il. q. Alen, uir ot sale, nj Ware
a Rooms, Ms IOj and .C7, " c,imnstr st.cel, the
large aud Of Furniture igned hi
consisting oi
- Secretaries AMI Bureaus
,, t.mcnn, PelnbIu.c, Card and Work Tubes
80 Mliugtny, Pembroke and Dming fables
IL Dncrry D.rrg tui Tea f,nes
:! allt u ny and Ihory ihgin Stands
- 'ia,ug iaJ aIh .lIc ~ isi sutnus
. Hair sal .>o,is, crga.t
IL Culhsing liolse - sKS
/ los ,idlil1ty ,ud u Tci beds eads, OF al! kinds
$40 Canu a.,d Flag scat Chains
ll9J nnid- and FANCY WuJd seat Chairs
100 High Back H.c>inc d.
90 ChId,oa's hIgn aud uw do
- EJ>tuuiae i.,hiEng 'LiSrS
" it'll td,.er artuits feuhes Beds BED
Ro ih. pius iiot.c. pu-, huuNsithes, thtcs-iorsts
Chipping tfns aHd hn'e uNes
tl"'b, g. a. Hoy' &,.y, az i.s,s ...gsfs,
iiJDj iUct MilJgary bsi,d., ;l,hk a,d luist
Is, Ob d'. t!,rry rni'ls lIid i,;mk
J,.,Iu a. Erci Ju,. Z, ho it'is aGd plaik
'Jn1O de- typnss u, cris ard p.dk, nom ~ incb To
! ~ tua e, ,h,k
TtJ ,ori McrchlGi,be and Clcu Pine boards and
plank
275 Curly veniers
1 ~ set .setse al r.stS
~ kEs Miwsany
40 Mahogany siaDs, together with pieces of Mahoe
any, che ~ aud BTth.
lc above stuck aud Furniture win be sold very low lor
''''' :. BeHNc,i, .s..isa.es.
J. SALhLT, }
sept. ~
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MARRIED.

In this town, on Sunday evening last by Rev. Mr. Sand
burn MIR Edwin Bastow, 10 Miss Harriet Abro, both o this
town.
On Thursday evening List by Rev Mr. Pickering, Mr Orn
Cafn, tn Miss Susan T.. 1eadwel, daughter o: the late
CAPT Jonathan Teadwei..
on Sunday evening last, by Rev. Mr. Pickering, Mr. Am
brose Gardner, 10 Miss Kesah s. Smith, both of this
In Warren, sunday evening last Mr. Peter ID. Greene
Ofths town, Ia Miss Lydia Kent, Of the ioner place.
In Newp,t, On Tuesday evening last, Lieut. Alexander
Dallas B,che OF U. s. Corps Of Engineers Miss
yC. Fowler
In Fall River, 23d ult Deacon Enos French Mrs Mary
Earl.
In Dighton on Thu sday morning last by Rev. Mr. Cum
mngs, Mr. Amos Atwel pney, of this lawn, 10 Elizabeth
daugher OF Simeon Williams Esd. of the former place.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

Ei,ii NNSN W r. htCE,
CO1CU CH4tSE, ~ SIGN PAINTER,
WNFO4M the citizens of Pgridcnce and Is vicinity ha
he has established hlse in Providence In the building
Of Mrs'rs Moses and SlnGe Gnld, In rear OF Weyhsse
street aud %. = Sontl 'rage street, where lie carries
the above bsess in al lie bran, hes. Having had along ex
a'rieu,e in the business he Trusts that lie will e enabedt
give entire sa,isiction tbse no may he pleased to
aDy him Carriages, hrisCs. &C. epained nj short notice
aud N the IN ~, arr'nnI,uiatmc t'r,ns. Apri2
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sl.1zvuH zlorEL. NEwpoaT.

EDROPOS AIS for dispusiug of the said ll,tel with its
Buildings AMI lie Lots IN which they are erected.
Also the Garden well stocked with FnIt ltes-he thee
opposite lots-S3JOJ worth o Furniture, tiAiuies sc.
nearly new with possession the Ist ol January, o-9.
THIS valuable estlie, which il II we'll known was pur-
chased at price brhw its rei value, IN Aewpori,
has lately und rg compete np M, ad can at a conpti-
Ney small additional exenst, he rendered one oi the most
commodtoas sra6ie and profitable summer residences in
hr United - lies.
The hou is situated the highest emnence the is
land, commanding the best possible view ut the we state,
aud from wheice the steamboats, bound TO and rom New
York he rng before their arrival in tie harlor.-
Pat the buildings were erected during the pres Mt YEAR
and II j. estimated that ftut.T expenditure of - 900
Vold enable lie Hotel IL die TO PRISONS provide suna
be siabilng, erect niein alleys, &c Tie unhue is
new and o tlle best quality com 'l"i, used IN Hotels II
consists OF ssla tia articles Cuc hair nGitrsss valu l.
bic feather beds &c Fen per cent wi, bu deducted from
he original cost few months ago, AS To leave a least
Sth0 the premises pin Of tie stock thereof The ex
erence of The last season lcuesiitls pnves that hun
d eds beng disap oned N moi pocunng admission into The
iiuel many families were deferred from visiting Newport,
from the eftlihty Of finding suitable accommodations. -
IL Cn therefore hard ie considered doubtful speculation
{, invest n sial clpnai, which may be sufficient cmplete
ID enarg' slh aflotl as shall ensie comfort and salts
cti 10 all the wants OF mojern travellers in Their summer
lf>u OF health oi pleasure IL can he Shown III the P,otit
oi ici an Establishment will veIy amply repay the invest
nrnt. And Ia the naItinis Of Newpcr, whose int rests
and ieciigs ae ilerlei wH their native town, offers
80 trn SIX, he les remry resented for h,a
ing The wounds inflicted by adverse ccu Instances, "n tbs
iiai siug capia aiid to ad IA esI.sct ng and
ptng IL fllen iortu -. Ad If to iie-e reasonable IN
cehl NeS n icdcua "S Iie prop Nci bat n4 ras shbd
b. p- cfed ai pat into uer ,Ion, (Which II would require
My few hnndied d. lars pcTiurnD to much To ex-
then that tide Of ts, AMI pr sperV would
nlcdi,try low nto lur, and pc sirl channel, and
\ewp thus Al once ini her und"nb'ed destiny tlt OF
hccInpg the ST desirable ri OF The people
fUn every section Of The United StHes.
iERMS
stock subscription of loj shares at siOO per share.
he esti l., furniture, Ne above esctbrd 10 he
s-ined 10 GEORGE ENos, ESD ia lnt for the subscribers
To III siuCk.
No nd viouh subscription to he bndins nn'ess all the
shares an ik"n up T.. WINDSOR.
Ntwpon, sept. 2it,.
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JAMES II. HODGE

4 iS taken aud TO- Sou,! Main Street few
I ,i,os uth o. The Franklin iiuu,r. II offers f"r sas
z,rr,u i.l,nt ~ hROcIRFS ;hr pot OF VIII are of
lr ii Ju,ly. A. he y l. 20 sell NJ rtI 0atg, his
i, o! hr .rac"l h ~. utn,i sIict SCRUTINY, and
sd uoc'lr adstnc". lis lqro purchased At
anl el nnl Equal To any SOLD NJ
prov.!,n,r No; rsccp n- S',m.on 4 Hodges I'll.
Fui mj Pre- in variety, viii generally he ioaad
AZ ,loy f Seyf II.
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DUMFRIES REMEDY FOR THE
sCJ@ L-I.a.5. I'D
lJ-NEW CASE or 4 Cure. ~

" BosroS, NOVEMBER 2ith.
6STR,-The Pie Ointment aud Hrclury lately hid q
- you has had excellent etct.-l have beed troubled
for years with the Pies aiu have never Enl any Tned,
that woid COulptrr wuh yuur, he hate UlCA Wts 81
we're ule but the relief lmnt immriiie. take grea
plcuae la communicating Ibis to you, for the benefit o any
who may be suffering under ~ paiaila disease
L Il
"MR KiDDEa:"
TIE orgiaa icttr mag be seea at the Counting Room
ofhe Proprietor.
z The Proprietor uf this Medicine, recommends with
the fullest cond nee, Of the sau ic remedies
yet discovered fr tic U tie p1nil aud deblang CON
plant oi the Piles. lie dCcns II unnecessary d. publish any
ter Than the fore going testimonial IN lis iayur. This remedy
perfectly answered the purpose for which y in
ended, thln any other IN Common se, aud ahltis ~
edate and permanent reef, b from t't disorder elf,
accunp lying symptoms o pun Ia The nns Vertigo, head
ache s oi appetite nd cesun, and olcr mlrks d debility
Tic remedy spne niuceni, Ini my bc administered To-
all ages mud bath ~ anl amide DUccfoas with
description Ut the complaint accompany each package, wch
consists of tr0 b0rcs, continuing Olri aud the
uilef GocfadrB.-Picc ., fn both articles, Or hut 80
ccnts where hut nly is wanted.
- Pcpired aud sold woles lie together With Tie" Con-
rag Nfdicipe," by the sole Proprf r. KlDDER ", hs
Coming Ro,m No 20, cunrr of Cur md Hanover
streets, aud rtnci by his speril ,pppn,mrut, y hf l.
wing Drit;.sts. J. BALCu dni JoHs ~. MAspSS 90.
bhscfve tlat nrLe genuine WHbpHi r'c wturi
nature Of o. Ktpf ER, on the urtsjr prinird wapTr
JF large discount m1de t sns whl bay o. sr rgtin.
Oct - ~
B ~ BRADFURDS LIst uf dawn nnnlerS ~ the
nSs sth eNri class Ul Tire New 'Oik Consolidated. Lu
terry
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rs yvo.vS .HpRoVED
LIQUID BLACKING.

U.yDR sale. ut who es,c and utiil " SAMUEL ASH
SN TON, 80 II S,arh haiE street. and by his Agent
Epwkgp u. YouNa. No. ~, NJ Nei Square.
s. a. Fee Nlecu, tree To recuriiend tlis ilarking
e run - v IN is-. ~ v pcf'eet
a, 80 r.n ha az bbs Which iiariouS IL the leather,
eires less aNor IN the application than other kind at
blackin2. -.
tuw '"et arn the pr jTce may be in favor Of lmroyt
rd -'hc p-rsn c'n Give his Ghrkine triai, wh-
out lreiug need thru hls uo hs sn,stT.
Retaiets ran he supplied verv tavot'Ne fetrs, ani
god aly purchaser i, 1pn sted In lilo aIiieis ~ may
return a. nud reeve hl~ noi"y.
ttriist y. tW.
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kAN CADET S{,TS
s gaIriIe Eist. Nz

High Waer-This Day, Ali 4am. Sunday, 5l 33m Monday
Oh I'm. Tuesday, III. I'm.
II sabtr the high Newport
ad dhng mnuies, high Bo,p
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DIED.

In this town. Saturday last, Samuel urrows youngest
of Mr. Randall II Green, aged months and 10 days.
On Thursday mrning last, after short illness, Mrs Mar
ca Heath, in the 18th year Of her age.
On Thursday aternoOn, John W. infant of Mr. VIII
lard W. FaiIb inks, aged l3 months.
At the HoptJ Wednesday, Mr. John Foster, of PHI
iadephia, late ofbrig William, of Boston.
In slt Kingstown, Monday last, Dr. George iIazad,
aged Is.
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CHARITABLE FUEL SOCIETY.

OTfANI NDLE z Ed .sIICTET 7,
-SlIE IrtcrS 0 t' Fo, deuce thri bie Fuel Society.
L. notified ilt their Annul Neeinq viii take place
Monday evening next, ~ ocork, "a, Mechanics Hall.
\ general aud pricil telda CO - reqn ed Of the
be aud others ilendy u the viewI of the - 'ieiy
Oct :. II. GREENE, See'ry.
4. X. l. A.. o. T. A. O. +.
r. rq., sled 10 aten meeting at their Saloon, This
"a t,Vri,inp. at 7 o'ci c.. oct
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HOUSE TO LET.

"a \ convenient iei'iri consisting Of 10 rooms
~&ssM hgsldes ptdct .nl Cei,r', siuiteJ .Nmih
s4E.A. AI.H siiec' " t',l me in.uuies W lk Lum i"
i.I.r. FJr pttlt u!s ,,Vnru al w. 50 Westminster
Row. I Get
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HART & DAwLEY,

UgNVr ins rerved :, - asc'r'G Gent Of new and
1 ri~i HrHie ';o'i among which, are BroadcIfis a
all desc ri'i,s Cass-s; Nc' t,ngs .d varhiIs Kin ~
Velvet &C. &C Sc ., &c witch they ofr The most fa-
yornbe terms fox CASH. or ,rprned credit. Sept ~
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NOTICE.

FHNlH subscriber r'liess a. IA r umcbiei Ia hi, eti
II by note book Iccout ca. AID |eit'c t,,e
before tue OH dy OF Oc.,Der iy wa De ell Win
attor ,ey ior CD ectiolI. JOSEPH H. Low.
SEPT -
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PROPOSALS,

PROPOSALS.,
ySoR Publishing nv su.phIailn, An HiHoroa Aecc.ni
J,nu,rv. i1'e. nv siMuEL @. HowE, NJ. ID. Surgeon
w the .rek service. ...,... .,,,. -
Trrx..--'t vii be published IN an octavo y"nne, "
Trifc ~ sul 'r.'ers. = ~ a.. T,-...
s;is,,,i n. u, tir work. vn h. received by fnnu'ns
.Nss, n D. .tar ~ q i.sm. Y = N~kwhn, i'rnw
~ V.r,y f'otr,.., q IH,, r,uyiteHos-J. Minns,
p,r,,rse,. anl ', ~, r ~ oscvsers hrcul3 -
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CARDER AND SPINNER WANTED.
CHEMICAL LECTURE.

NEJ AATEn Ia hire, good U,erseer Of a Lading aud
w spinnrg Room inquire OF
Oct WILDER KELLY.
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Sailed on Thursday, br'gs Marcia, ani Ann. for
Havana.
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NOTICE.

WY T., the eursrf eis tssignres Ia AMBRA VAUGHAN,
w of ft,yc ivy, hereby give noiice Ia all persOrs bav
ing Gains said Nauch,n previous 10 the 2sth day Of
May ast, present them either Of rs befor the lst
lay Of 'tny nru ana AL persrls indebted ave qurrsed
u ~ Ike lam. .dLt.f yutrt
iSnSI'; ioMy vAGoiihN. GShn1 .a'sisass..
CnventrN. Sent. 81. 30
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INDIA RUBBER SHOE
FAMILY BREAD.

a T VIII e,ae aud Ieal, lr sale by >. q. SMITH, No
< IA -, Westminster sirpet. Oct 1.
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NEW GOODS.

NY y. HOl.RoID = ~Dh, irve just received non
- New Nuk aud Boston, lnfge essortn.snt oi
BRO ,nClaBctiS, ~ rrlo4 aud qualities; do CAsSi-
hERES 1ar.m Paids Bang up Cords; Bookings, Vest
mgs, &c. &c.
OSu,ND--A good ls, rim, nj &C REApY NAoK cLoTnisA
garments made in the Gnt style, and warranted 70 h.
-
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LOST

I'M Friday 10Th inst. from the Stage Coach, betweea
Providence aud R,.ion, hong, square boS, containing
iss,pn. suitable reward will he nd fr leaving Il at
Mr Chapn's Music salooi in Providence, al No. To-
Sc'r, It e,t u, SON sept u
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PEW AT AUCTION.

NHTlLl. le sold ril,lc auction, on tie f7h day a
w tctntnr next Pew No. 81 situated uD owea
loo. cf the Second Baptist Meeting House.
sept IL JACOB Z. GOULD.
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STORE TO LET

10 SlOhE ~ LEI.
fzzzs Stme No. -, Westminster street, lately oesu-
asssM pied by Mf. ID. RaI,s,In.
Oct e. SMITH.
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ALBRIGH'FS
COl.VMRSA.S SXRVp,

FENHIS Medicine, for the short timet ina,
a been before the Public, has royed itself
superior to pRnaceas, and other remedies. 10
sucha degree as 10 give confidence to the Pro
prletor, that its efficacy aane will support lis
distinguished merits II is the most useful spring
and autumn Alternative ever yet discovered Il
is perfectly innocent, that no evil effect need
be apprehended from it, when appliedagreeablv
TO the directions. II may be given without any
apprehension, 10 the most tender infant, OF fee
BILE adult.
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP will relieve and
eventually remove the following diseases Ne
crosis Carries, Cor alterations OF the bones,
King Evil OF ocroflila, Rheumatic affections Of
the head, aud system generally; Syphilis, Mer-
cufiai, aud all complaints oliginaingin the M
proper USE OF Mercury; Ulcers Of the mouth s.
throat White Swelling; canoe Gus, and inyete-
rate Ulcers discharges from the Ears diseaS
es Of the skin Liver complaints Jaundce In
digestion. aud Debility.
As general depurative article, or purifier
OF the blood, this medicine possesses invaluable
powers. II improves the appetite and kas the
remarkable quality of depriVing the SKIN Of that
yellow bilious tint, which is so common in bilious
constitutions. Besides the diseases above enu
merated, il is also recommended as a remedy tor
that affecting disorder, the liberated sore head
under which childlen suffer the most exc Icatng
torments for years.
Each bottle OF the genuine Medicine has lab
el. representing the Lagle and the Hydra, with
my signature
IL PRtch SO PER BoTTLE AND $50 PER Doz-
TX. JACOB ALBRIGHT
No. lO3, Arch Street, near Third, Phila
Oct %
The subscriber has Just received large guam
A., q II. ~. = ~.
gent for this section OF country.
WALTER Ii. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office,
Oct. %.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-16
E.EGEiORNS.
NEW FIRE SCREENS.
And Velvet Bordering Paper,

EUST RECEIVED, and for sale by the sub
% scriber large and general assortment of
the above articles together with a handsome
supply paper hangingS. His friends and the
public generally, are respectfully solicited TO
call and examine his neIC supply as he is de
termined the prices shall accord with the times.
CHARLES A. WITHERS.
- Charles A Withers, has also on hand, a
large supply of Writing. Letter aud Wrapping
Paper which he will sell on moderate terms.
Teachers of Academies, Country Merchants,
and Clerks, are respectfully solicited to call and
examine for themselves.
May 6. ts65
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u AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber having
n concluded to remove from this section OF
country, ifhe can dispose OF MS lands, offers the
follow ing tracts for sale, TO wit
One tract of 800 acres, whereon he now lives,
lying on Otter River, in Bedford county, IN view
OF part of the turnpike road, Is miles from
Lynchburg end miles from Liberty-neary
one half wood land, the grea er part yet TO clear
is excellent tobacco land, and the plantation ~
respectable repair lies well, we'll watered and IN
a populouS neishborhood.
Another tract of $50 acres, lying in the juno
lion OF The two Ottels-the most part OF tins irac'
Is cleared, though it is a productive farm, WIN
Improvements suitable for a small family.
Also another tract 600 acres, lying on Goose
Greek, within "a mile of its junction with Staun'
ton Xiv er, about two hundred acres are cealep,
80 OF which is bottom land and halt OF that GUAM,
tIty is excellent tobacco land. and OF the WOOD
land there is not less than two hundred acres OF
FIRST rate tobacco land--ibe last named tract
consider one of the best tobacco plantations 10
Bedford. aud could be made AN excellent stock
farm being better adapted TO grass than any
plantation in that section OF country or on 'niS
side OF the mountains, with extensive outlets
This tract will be shewn by Mr. Orsill LOVING
who lives on the premises, and The Two hr't
tracts by the subscriber The terms VIII nc
made very accommodating so as to SUI most OF
purchasers JESSE LEFINltH.
u The Editors Of the Constitutional wing,
arer equested TO publish the above advertisements
once fortnight, until forbid, and forward the''
account to- this office for payment.
Feb ofis37