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JUST RECEIVED,

Just RES EivED,
~ No. 2I Nortr S7uo,e.
- Pieces sunot black Droadsuh, pieoe brown BROAD
~ clNh elrun. .imde pieces ti"rni1d olive cloths
piece llbi colond Csncrc, bui state fv Pantaloors
T.. g. q r. WE'LL, 1-h rg tn ctc ter prescott stock
of ready yn' !e clnhmg ,ucf at pfI''S uncdpnOny low
Pnlc''ssrs vii md II o. urAf idvanl'ss T. tJh
Msfch l.
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FURNITURE, FURNITURE, FURNITURE


U71t torrt' me .NdgBeSs.
ES g. ALLEN hta on hlid NJ his rew Ware Rooms
@ Nos lG5 ard o., Westminster street. the iarve,
aHd hest as-ps,t of Furniture ever oiItIei in this lowp
male by experienced wotkntn and seasoned rInictes
sale, Consisting Of 0J Mahogany SCcfelFes aud Burc,u
some G,gnt; l6 ditto dining i.rcciin 'Iw Tgies, of all
sues cherry 1nf hrr ftio: 1Oj cfsc1is, consisting
mlln!rgS carve high aid Ernch paauec cherry ditto,
hrch, high and French, canopy Hri up, CT, ttnte ditto
lnd'rs' mahogany Nok Tables, with ha,s phi dun
cic'iy ditto l. kt Stands Wash h7nl Stnt. AlstRny
Tulcj and printed ditto Lr Snfs Easy Chnrs nipN
C,hnels pDtrip desks. c1un horse ditn Crhs wta
nd w"d ncAen iotioglhy, 'lrr'y and cyprus CfLdcs
&, &c, "a.
LOOK 'NG GLASSES.
III elegant n7H'"l, per. c al uri gony fr,Nci Look
nr Gssgs-a complete assituyL from tie best nanufac,
tories,
2oao stotcl 'ose nnl ceglu =, rarcy Frt h-h haes
r king d,i,: d-uhia bick tf.p cue, riih ani wood
coats, made Of stock, py1. - .Apecncod wcTa,
nrn, under my own .nsrcctiUu.
~ t'rHiES.
tons fresh, NCirrn hve rcgse He,thers, in s1fss--Hl
az @, s'erad hy pei!,o jige'.I,ds .sl 10 oacT al
wnirn,cd.
Iitsfiss 80 ha1d f1r sair,
10000 feet cher, rlHul-, Plank aud Iu-t, w, se,.raci
and houscl 90, l1J sib, "rad River clear Boari- az
Plank 310j1 DIT, g. n,r,l'ro ard I'y MaheT1ny si
dimensions, ct WA tth srd frvi''s Nanere,
chep #, ,on ct e. pmlry b:ch !c tank aud boards.
p1t thoroughly s3ncd.
ALSO,
'1' gallons =! Coqol Vansh, s. .ai1.'s m,ko, and
rur
Tho ahove WI Ne sold OF accommodating ,san', a-l 1t
& 10 1rr.s. a. Febfu1y -.
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sALE5 ar az crxCyS.
By JOHN BURR.

NE" AND ELEGANT FURNITURE, ke, AT
AUCTION.
Adjourned 10 Thursday March i3t, when ,he s., ,u
Esliuey take plire, comprising genera Ds.sf,eut oe
Iabne Furniture, IEairs, Looking Giassos Feathers
~ IL 20 Mthosany Enreaus If sarou. patterns
- az Sprretarles do do
81 CANOPY top bed,teads, carved and plain,
- iiieb pst do do do
70 French do do do
Is CT do
81 Mahogany and Cherry Tables various kinds
% do 90 woIk tables
by " ndsU and faucy fag bottom Chairs
fIan Mattresses
"OoO lbs. Live Geese Feailers IN sacks 10 ascommo
da'e Purchasers Wash and Light Stands, Looking Glasses
,apee stoves, Time Pieces, Cotton Battling and variety
al other articles. Conditions liberal.
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FASEIO ,ABLE HAIR DRESSING.
Ell AIR Cut Cmed in the most fashionable manner
at No 50 Westminster street, corner Of unionstrect.
March IL. ALBERT SWEET.
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THIS EVENING,
---f!is X tie night
That mikes me, or uadocs ne qUie.-Shakgpeare.
Inc Evenings Enterainicat, VIII commence with new
GkEClAN ENIREE In which VIII be exhibited the
lfapplgs belonging u the Cataract oi the Ca.r rIG.
CLOWNS ACT OF WORCESTERSHIRE,
- $500 by Mr. Buckey-firs; time here.
PfkAMlDlCAL DEVICES, by the whole troop on three
Horses.
TRANsMOGRFICATION or the Clown deceived.
:. BY a good joke though ne, o,er dry,
Hwili make You all laugh III you're ready To cry;
All lovers OF ninth hope will be there,
For without them, the benches would look rather hrre ~
For the first time h. re, the admired Vt the Drunken
Cobbler on Stlts BY MIR. Johnson
HOtsEMaNSlIui by Dir. Stickney
STILL VAULTfNG, by ali the COMPANY
An entire new Dance, cslle d the Indians War WLoop
For The last time here,
CORDE ELASTlQUE, by Masiar Sweet
FLYING ROPE, by Mr. sloker.
Master swee: wl 60 through Eumber Of fsas Wild
Charger. lie will jump his Whip Hoop, Skipping Rope,
and concinde 10y Jumping over Twelve feet wild
his horse going al full speed.
The Evenings periornances will conclude with
CORPUSCOLAR NAME UPkES
JFFoT further particulars, sec bills Of ill., dly.
Tickets 10 be had al the Cncus-h the Franklin II,ie'-
at Mr.. Payefnne's, Coneci0ner-and tt the stone of Jo
sepi Low, No. ~, Westminster street. Box 81 cents,
TT 70 cents Doors open a :, and Performance 10
mence at half past7.
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ENCOURAGE DOMESTIC MANUFACTURERS.
Case of Britannia Teapots fashionable patterns, f!om the
n New Mandatory In Enthusiastically on hand,
English Cce aud TepOt5, of the first qa ty, for sale nj
sn1i adyince by MOSES POTTER co.
March
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sSSk CADET AZ.
s2 laarlnr List. EK&x

Full ssa-Ths Day, Oh lm. Thursday, Oh SIN.
Friday Oh 52m.
INMATES gives the time oi high
add 3hnl and yesthe lime high Boston
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MARRIAGES.

In this town Oh Monlav last, by Rev. Mr.. Wilson,
Mr.. Alirsi Rickard, to Miss Robecca I. Carpenter,
all Of this town.
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" Mr. EIDSEr"
ne o,traal letter may be seen a. the Ceuating Room
cr tie Gso.iretp.
/ hc r.p,eor Of Ills Ned enc, recommends il with
the fullest confidence, one of HE valuable remedies
yet di'covec iur the ui e painful aud dcbl,ting
at tie Files he deems unnecessary 10 publish any
other tlmn the foregoing ttsn, nal favor This I2oly
perfectly aTs%ufc! Tie 'purss for which is in
mi H. rh-r MY other use, and affords
aodtaie and permanent rs}, bd from the disddef Itself,
iocynpu iug ,mltuus of tue i, vertigo, btii
acc, lpS o appetite nfc'ou and marks debility.
lc remedy squfe nnpcel and may he administered To
%" agns and both sexes. PLAIN and ample DrceGons with
ie-c'p; "a Of the cpuain accompany each PACKAGE which
consists of to borts containing an Cninen and tie
intg u Ii,gfg0rr.prcc 81 for 10Th atces, or but 50
cents where lhIi only l. wanted.
= prrpip,d ald >od wholesale together v,b tie Co.-
ray HrdtEs hy tie soc Y,og,,ctJc T.. KiDDER, at his
Nouinc Rpim Ne. 20, corner uf Con and Hanpver-
scr, and riael by hs Specltl appointment, by tie fol
lowing Druggists. J. BALcH and JoHN II. MAslx 80.
Providence, *. :. February 9.
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2 PAVILION.

YHVllE additions to 'hs ccgtu Rr,,r' for certeeI CON
II pny ave conphicd and fuol mp in style OF ee-
aance Wcthy ot the plonVe il has hilern received,
Tic mGsun hCgse, cNc'SC oi 1lge Piazza in front,
measures about >" ~ feet aui nrI shes iu rren arp,
and convcncut mons f c plian &C COMPANY. Tha
Dancing llal Is tie best proOoned and has the tine>t
echo. m any in tie ste.
The sources Ot amusement ner-s'rv fr tic acccmnoa-
tim 81 honjcrs anl ytlfs, WI he kept un icr the bcs;
regulation.
CLrEs, supper AZ. re, Parties nnoiaei usual,
ga !a Hoio dt pdrli0E."
Feb. l3. mi. BENJAMIN r. FOSTER.
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DUMFRIES REMEDY FOR THE FILES.

lJ'.FIW C.15L or II co tRt.fI
" BosruS, NuyEMBEs a4th.'
SiR,-The Pie ontnert and Eiectuuy aJ-ly had ot
- you ls had ~ excellent Effect been tr,ubed
i"" the IJ, al ,ilyc found remedy
that would rnnpgre with Yours. The H. alack WIS
we're OHe but the relief was lnst ibnla.lfe take great
pIa1sI III Communicating ts II Jr the benefit Of any
who may be suiici:ng under 80 pani!Ll- diseIse.
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B3OADCLOTHs.

Blue and MIXED Cassimeres ruckraD, Pnddnrs, Browr
Black AMI White l. mems Canvass Sewing silks; Twists
Threads Gloves and Hosiery Rich Chnz Prints, fancy and
common do; two blue and black and white cacoes Barase
Gngnms White and colored cambrcs Jaconet and me
dinm do plain and figured book musns Band,nna, Fig,
German Fancy and Cuvnt iiardkerches; SusIerdes !;
coat coat sest and pesH Eu'on. Diaper, Cn,h OinabaIs
Canton and Italian Grapes Pongees black Gros de Ma.
pies and Levantnes domestic brown and Meacbed Sheet
ings and shngs; Paids and 'hecks, with variety Of
other art les, which will be offered to h who call mod.
crate prices. GLADDINC SWEET.
march Ii. 2W
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$1,000, For Only 81.

$4,000, For Only 81.
fRAND State Lottery, 9th class, WIZ he drawn IN THIS
NJ town, on T,icsdiy newt 18Th iuS'.
SCUEME.-l prize Of s2JJp; of l00oi of .O)i of
400 of 200 Of 2o7 Of 100 20 OF 81; 80 OF 10 As
of4 4iI6 of2
Wholes dolr, halves 50 ccnts,fr Slle either hy pack
age or singly, NJ BRAnFoRDr
no. 6, Moth Main ~ifcet.
JT Please e,u as a,p,ve. Murh 70
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A sITIv,TIoN WANTED

SITUATION WANTED.
TENIIE subscriber wishes To get situation in Cotton
II Mill, for himself and family. consisting Of Spnners
piecers and Breaker m lap teuder-hlsef To Top
Cards other work about the mill.
SYLVESTER GRANT.
Johnston, March IL
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Tt'DG ISLAND - 80. LOTTERY,
y 8: '.- 80, g. il' suuplu u fro Scous ~ p'f"ielt
y ''dd To i"' ,'nWu Nv ripsiI 20. -. ti', " -
Fcin'rs.--i r.a'ttt.'1, lI ll''; l'.'."I ~ ~
ui"rG iM2't .f,tio1, 'go So .. ~ '.. ..' ~,
llldes -, balyci a qus' ris 50 ,cis-ii 'ae IN evcS
pr'eiy, At
ALIENS,
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I1iZATRE.

G1iEA TIRE.
MHR DINNEF9RD respectfully informs the Ladies and
4Vl Gentlemen of Providence aud It's ylriniy tlIt le
VIII open the Theatre on Moadiv Evening Mach L. and
assures them t'iat expeus. will be spared produce al
inc IoVeliy ana talents tins county furnish Ia pd
cosslon, as long he receives sufficient encuurg .nrt-
An eminent artist Is now engaged and The viii b.
entirely new The The lrr VIII he opened vita Grand
Eastern Melo Drama N which the wu, reuIll aud =
Horses belonging 10 the Park Theatre, New York, VIII be
introduced.
The Box Rook VIII be opened on Friday, Ilrch lfh,
when PAGES may be secured.
Boxes 81, RI 30 cents Gallery 25 cents.
1r The Ladies' and Gentlemen already engaged, arr po-
lely requested Ia he at the Theatre Saturday ming
10 O'Clock, precisely, 10 attend rehearsal. Aarc. ~
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THIS DAY.
"RANn Consolidated Lottery. nh class to lo drawn in
~ the city of Washington, llis lhy.
HIGHEST PRIZE, @1"O10.
Tickets ony s. and p7ris ~ melotion. ~ 81. N
BAKER Il SpENtER'S
Hn,b 70. Canal Lottery Office, No. 20. Canal =.
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BY MARTIN STODDARD.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
hN tuesday, Apii I'D at H. O'Clock NJ. on the Me,nises
" ue valuable Real Ilsa's owned by Susan PGai iner
u'ed IA iiewes street, banding said 100 feet ex
unus aoh eo hf a"d eng about 2i0 feet length IN tho
rear On the peini--s o baispne two story Dwelling
House IN complete repsir being nearly new. For further
pacuaN ana conditions o sale, app at the Auction Roon
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TIE SEA MONSTER.
TNyHE skin cT this most wonderful animal stuffed and pre-
served so rs TO represent his natural state, IS
hihting at Carks Hotel. Tor The observation of the curious
md lovers Of natural history. - feet long, 10 feet
in circumference, and when taken, weighed about thirty
tons For particular description Of the monster the public
are referred To- the bills of the day.
Adnttqnce IL IL cents, Hours Of attendance from A.
NJ y VI
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NEW GOODS.

vHNHE suhscr'ers ave ',ken Store No. G. Ma,e-
.. squire, ttnery occupied by M. sHELpoS BArTEy,
where they v u this moGg expose for sale, ~ he pice
yud, An assorineat Of selsondbe DRY GOOLrs-amohg
which are !
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~SSl~ The CoSsrerIcur, will lea O
GS~H Providence On Tuesday next,
E}x--3EAn. lgth IN tuh NJ - O'Clock. The
cxsSS.r.:l:-1-@G;i:X FULTON an saturday, the 22d
G2&sSaSS.&5161 lsiant, AT the hour aftes
which, Boat ~ leave PToyl
dence, every Tuesday usay aud Saturday. at II o.
Citrk.
All The Eo,,s q tins line have strong copper bocrsiha
i're viii o FIX Dollars lie VI asl ngion Is undergoing
extensive ahelatons, and will be placed Ia e Line.
FtbriiaTy Is.
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CIRCUS.
THIS EVENING

FOR TIE BE.raEYT or .vE.Bvc2LEy, CLIO nv
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CLEAR ED,

Brig Mexico, Patterson New Orleans
Hr,s Omar, Studley, New Orleans
Brig Charles and Ellen, Brownell, Havana
Brig Rapid, Stevens, Boston
Scir Maria, Scabury, Baltimore
Sloop Empress, Thayer, New York
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FRENCH CURIS.
KUST received, supply of Ladies' French Cus
e1 Pu and Frzees of the most fashionable kinds, whole
sale and retail by L. +. MILLER, No. - Market-st
march IL
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OIL.
dN(en Gallons winter pressed Oil, landing from
hUnO NJ" soop Fame' for sale BY MAI, rrr
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-22

g associate you with him the executive asla'tfeit,
that you communicated this fact TO r. l. Blar, ~ private
letter letters written and received in January 1922 SUI
gcsting TO him the pIopte,y OF procuring as many OF Mr.
white IS constituents as practicable write TO him iislruc-
ting him TO vote for MIR. Adams Your object was 10
his vnte commit them, a, quad against that burst
OF public indignation which there was cause to appreheho
when X. ntucky found herself sold 10 her old enemy ow
far this kind of manage cement extended, do not Know.
Here had the desired effect. Many individuals IKE my
self fund themselves nyeiged and muzzled, they Knew
not how and for me you had TO exust IN the 80
ro'ness OF your management
have always admired yonr bolness and now put 1t
to the test. Summon all your courage, and call on MIR
Blair out with "he truth, the whole truth and
nothing but the trnh" Does this starilc you Is youi
pbGc set afraid Of your iyate SELF Can you defy Cen
rral jackson and the world, and YET dare not hear The
truth from frendtlae meet in public one OIL your
private letteis Perhaps wrong you Perhaps, as yo:
now have The name ct my informant, you vii at once call
on him and solve the mystery. But believe you sei mol
and DARE NOr.
If any thing short of direct evidence could have convn-
ced me that my suspicious are not unounded, Is your
late Address TO the public. II an, thing has Appropriated
to positive proof OF yoar understanding wllh Mr. Adams,
IS the facts have stated. re you have not appealed
% Congress to bring the evidence. and in elaborate
defence you have passed the whole charge in silence
Had you not been conscious that there tic proof OF
private glt aud public lsehood, would you not al
least have denied giving tbs information to Mr. B'a or
others, and called them to attest your innocence to the
wOrid2 When thought IL necessary deny the state"
Of Harrison iiunday your silence in relation that
which affects you thousand times deeply leaves on
The mind impression most fatal yourself II makes 1t
necessary to the continuation OF Your innocence, thai,
shunld instantly call Mr. Blair 10 state whence he
the information whic he gave NE, and 10 publish
AL letters from you from which he may have drawn such
inference. AMOS kENDAiL
T. S. nsfcadof your calling the truth, youi friends,
in sorr absence, have been asailpg my character and
changing With inEtati,ude you. Then abuse l5ur
nt, defence, But slall show that in tliat "Mey
kaos MT .ehat MeS d
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motion was made to send him to JAIL, and he was
discharged by vote of the Senate.
.Micaiah Harrison was called, and he also refused
60 be sworn, on the ground that what he knew was
communicated in confidence, &c. A motion was
made to commit him which received only seven
votes
John Mason j., proved. that Mr. David Trim
bic said, in the fall of 1924, that If lie voted for
John Qulney Adams as President. he would agree
10 be called federast all the balance Of his life,
and that he said after the presidential election, that
he voted for MIR. Adam, because it was certainly
ascertained that he would make MIR. Clay Secre
sary Of State and that General Jackson would not.
II Mr.. Harrison had been sworn he would have
proved the same thing and more.
If the majority had suffered the declarations Of
Mr.. White to be given in evidence. which were
certainly as admissible as those Of any other mem
Der Of Congress who voted for Mr. Adams, it would
have been proved. that there was a caucus Of a
part Of the Kentucky delegation at Washington.
who sent Tor Mr.. Clay and after questioning him
as to his relations with Mr.. Adams and Gen. Jack
son. they determined to vote for the former, being
satisfied that he would make MIR. Clay Secletar,
Of State.
BY this inquiry, into which the f,icnds Of Messrs
Adams and Clay have venturcd. ne Information
giren to sundry c;ti=ens IF Frankfort il January
1885, that Mr.. .'dams If elected President Tonld
make Mr.. Clay Secretary Of State is trnced direct
ig to co.fdpntiai letters from .Nr Guy to .Nr.
Blair 1t is now asceitained berond doubt, that
Mr.. Clay himself gave this information for the
purpose of procuring letters to Mr. White and to
secure his vote for Mr. Adams. Some Of the lct
tiers called out bv this piece of management. were
written on the 18th Of January 1925. Mr. Claws
letter to Mr. Blair was therefore, written early in
that month. The bargain complete between
the two high contracting parties. carl. in that month
or perhaps IN December. and every thing was kept
secret and silent. until, BY various means their
friends were brought to act in accordance with
their designs. If Mr.. Claws letters to to Mr..
Blair do not confirm all this. let him call them oMi
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-22
-" They know their rights,
And knowing, dare maintain them 2

Having gwen you candid and impartial view
Of the leading incidents in the life Of Mr. Adams
now crave your attention while teebly define
ate the most striking features of his great com
pettor. Andrew Jackson previous to the late war
was not distinguished in the history of our coun
try lie had been known to the citizens Of Ten.
nessee as faithful and able delegate in the con-
yc"toh mat framed her constitution Of government.
nc as represented that state in congress, and was
mere nolc, ior TIC sihg'eness OF purpose with
which he devoted himself to the service Of the
people and the promotion Of their prosperity and
happiness But still Gen. Jackson was not con.
spicuous as a statesman. His talents were not Of
mat KIND to enable him to display them to advan'
,age IN debate, though the correctness of his
judgment and the s0undaess of his political prn.
cipies were generally acknowledged. He was
characterize by the same iirmness Of purpose and
decision OF mind which afterwards led to such
glorious results when called INTO the military ser.
wee OF his country. Gen. jackson was violent in
his temper and he possessed too much of the fierce
spirit vt hrs western brethren. Some acts of bS
ne nave married the purity of his character AMI
he has too often CONFIRMED to the savage customs
OF those with whom he was associated. But hi;
temper has been mellowed by are. and time ant
reflection have subducd the ardor and violence 0.
Ms character. His answer to Gen. Scott breathe
spirit OF fhilanthropy and universal beneyoenca
After declining the challenge he sage" am nov
old and wish TO pass the remnant of my daysit
peace with all MANKIND" His generosity to BIZ
political opponents is worthy ofall imitation. Ttes
Is hoth'ng sndc've, lmplacab!e, or proscripti,eil
ms conduct. Inc bold and decisive measure adop
Yea Dy nen. Jackson for the safety IF the city o
New Orleans, has been made the therle 81 Inc mo,t
bitter phllippics. would invite those who arg
prone 10 censure, to suspend their judgment uDt'
they read his own defence Of that neasu contaa'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-17
POON4H P.4LyNTING

I'ilE Subscriber would inform the ladies Of Rich
mond, that he intends stopping in the CITY for a
short time, and offers his services Ms teacher of Poono
lor Eheorem) Painting. The high state of perfection
TO Wnich the art has lately been carried, the ond
facility with which il acquired, (coparcd with the
usual modcl renders It desirable object for every
lady who wishes to have knowledge of this orna-
mental part of education.
, Only thirty six hours are necessary to acquire a
knowledge OF the art. He has taken room at Miss
Turner's boarding house, Main-strce.. where speci-
mems may be seen, and terms made known. Married
ladies' or others. can have private lessons at their
dwellings If they choose.
NJ. w. HOPKINS.
hciGrcIcc to Kew. VIM. J. Armstrong, Rev. Ste
phen Taylor and Rev. A. Converse.
dec u
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bound up. ~ '''

bound up. A Baltimore Packe, below CITY poio,
bound up.
SAILED.
Schr Mary Ellen. Smith, for baltimore, coal:
Sc'r John g. Nancy, Heiskell, Tor New York. coal.
Sioop Globe, for Now Bedford, with coal:
NORFOLK, Dec 13-Tle barque Paas Brewster FIR po,,
SlaSow and schr Washington, Cole for New York ea,,c
uow james RIVER INST evening, aud this norng
Cleared, schr. Aurora Hooper, Richmond %
ple; ii-in Hampton Roads-ShiP Jsmcs Croppcr Gary
from City Point bound TO Liverpool
NJ Gmyesend, 18th oci.--ohip Ann Parry Jones FINN
Hampton Roads ' 0
BROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS
BEACON OrfIcE NEws RooM,)
.NoT0k. Dec. 10, a. NJ. (
Arrived SchfS Asenora, Bedel from New York aud davs
from Sandy Hook. ~ ~ ''
Schr Pluarch, Barnes, Baltimore iays bound u, b,,o
- pun IN to land merchandise Saw yesterday ad Newport
ships (which got underway-one OF them nr ~
the other returned and anchored again.
me snip 'hnes CoPper Gary, bound 10 Liverpool! win sail
from Hampton Roads this day $50
NonSoLK, Dec. Is.
Arrived, schr. Favorite, Bernard PHILADELPHIA. A
snip with NJ II. IN her foretopsa bound TO Norfolk
came into the Roads in company.
In Hampton Roads-Bre Samuel & John ITJner
from Llncolnvlllc, bound to Richuo,d
The ship Elizabeth. OF New York WAS stnndpo
up from Hampton Roads this afternoon
The ship James Chopper, Carey, bound TO Liver
pool was getting under way in Hampton Roads thi,
afternoon ut O'clock
Cleared, ship Zelinna, Prison, Martinique: schr
fiutarch, Barnes, Richmond.
The snip Florida, OF New York for James R;vor
sailed from Bremen oath Oct.