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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16

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We have been favored with the preface OF
the " Memoir, correspondence, and m.ccllanies
from the papers Of THOMAS JEFFERSON. kdi-
ted h, Thomas Jefferson randolph, Charottes.
vile, Vagina, by + Carr a. Co. 1892" Uu-
der a finn persuasion tina, every thing in Iela.
ton TO the writings oi Mr.. Jefferson will be-
| read with great interest, We publish below the
whole of the preface. In quality Of paper and
beauty of Typographical execution. the pages
before us are really admirable, and fully equal
To any thing we have seen from the Roston OF
Phiadelphia Press. We are pleased TO see the
writings of MIR Jefferson, thu, < ven TO the pub
lie IN so beautiful garb, from village in the
vicinity OF his own Monticello, in which ten
years ago there vas not a printing press.
Political irtad.
PREFACE.
TEr opinion universally enlecl aineh OF the ex
traordnary abilities al Thomas Jefferson. a-tt
the signal evidence given by his country OF q
profound scuse OF his patriotic services, and oil
veneraIion for his memory, have induced tht
Editor, who is both Executor and the Legatet
ofhis Manuscript papers, to believe that an
extensive publication from them, would bt
particularly acceptable to the American peo
pie.
3he meRur conta med in the first Soiniue
commences With circum. antih notices OF ms
earliest life; and is continued to his arrival III
New York in March, 1890, when he enter
ed on the duties ofthe Department OF State,
OF which he had been jus, apponted secrete-
~.
! From the aspect Of the Memoir, il may be
presumed that parts Of il. at least. had been
written for his own and his family use only
aud in style without the 6nish of his revising
pen. There ia, however, no part oft, minute
and personal as il may be, which the Reader
would wish to have been passed over by the
E.dnor, whist not a few parts of tina, description
will, by some, he regarded with particular in,
terest
The contents Of the memoir. succeeding the
biographical pages, may be designated ny fol
lows:
!. General Cats aud anecdotes relatug tn the
origin and early stages al the contest with 9ri.
'eiq,
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Virginia 81 auufactured
NAILS,

HE snbsctibcr> (agrnts Tor Gen. Harvie =
; have ca hand, AND will keep constantly u
large an'l srne, nj assortment OF Gut Nas, from
ny. 10 80 dy. manufactured at The Raleise
Works. which they recommend as equal to anp
in the country, for ale at their Store, on CmF
Street Rich,nohd
TRlPLEJ'T g. JOHNSTON.
Feb. rs. owl3
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New York Consolidated.

Chaaces S., Halves 50 50, Quarters -
The drawing Of the above will be regularly re
ceiy ed al the Lottery and Exchange Office Of
B. w. HEW son.
Successor 10 s. 6. NJ. Alien II CO.
Feb If.
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Speed.- On fbe 9th inst. Mr.. Charles Lewis
a young man of saco, Me walked from tn Al
place To Portland. distance Of fifteen and 9
haifm,les IN iwc hours and hno minutes.
wager had been laid against MS accomplish
in il in two hours a. twenty minutes. The first
nine miles were passed over in one hour. Tie
"as Delayed for some time. by the refssal oi
the proprietors Of a ,lraw-bridge to lower the
bridge, even for five dollars, which was Offered
them. Lewis finally passed the stream, nv
throwing plank across. The saco Palladium,
thinks he ought to be entitled the Eclipse oi
pedestrians.
The sumo paper mentions another ren,arka
exploit, of Young man bs the name Of Hns-
sny, living In the lower part of Biddrford -
Being out in boat dear Wood Island, he ITS
covered large seal, with the marks Ola GU
shot wound on his Uranium, by which he had
apparently lost the use of an eye. BY com
ing up on The bhnd side Of the arn'al, or h".
ro after some difficulty succeeded IN persnu
ding him to The shore, by means Of large
codline. The seal weighed 25u lbs, and
yielded to his captor 30 gallons oil.
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New York Consolidated,

Whole Tickets $40, shares in proportion
I Je drawing of the above viii he received q
the Lottery aud Exchange office f
8, w. HEWS0N
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DISTRESSING CASE OF RYDROPHo-
BiA
An old acquaintance, residing in Nanse
nond Cvonty, related 10 the Editors of the
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II appears from the following article in the
Pntburg Gazette. that the spinning Of Flax is
nov performed h,ere by machtatry driven b,
steam poTcr, ON alHrge scale. Tie editors
Ss, From the specimens we have seen 81 tue
mn nuiactnre Il from the adaptation of the soil
of this region to the production of Flax, We
cannot but anticipate most important results
from the improvement introduced by Mr.
Towne." If we are not mistaken, the Emperor
Napoleon offered premium ola million OF
francs tors mode Of spinning aal by machine
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16

In New Orleans. on the morning Of the Id
Jamaary, the Mer, anlile Advertiser says) Ic,.
al yearly an inch in thickness. wns 10 be seen
rare sight tnere. The night beiute WAS ex
trtrlelv cold.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16

Fresh stod The Fayetteville Observer of
29th Jan. .avs-t VI the first time this season.
aud !, is rrmaraby sari,) fresh Shad were sold
in this market On Tuesday last. They brought
81 cents.
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ysnos1 Bt.eod lev DAYS acc. Tie 'ahes
,nR m.4snehaI, aud distressing 'sse al hyhf"
phall.l, a. which he sas hnete "'ihe's ~ fsf
! ~ sage OF its p,.g.ess t-ih ''e'hn 20 'h's
awful diseasr .sr ypnnx nan IN" aeieo ~ t.
yerseer fur Dir. Jhomns GodHtn. Al the ol'rit
! Hole frrry iarm,h the name OF Jo..tan Dfohis'
AGED u years. Tie Is represented as man
/ Of exemplary industry. u good inoinl charac
fer and IN eyPfyg resp CT WORTHY OF the ifirna-
| slip and conadssce of ais employer. which hr
cnioyrd 10 an ernlara degree. On the '!fb OF
2sih September hist, white IN discharge oil ms
duties. " alkiDg u the road. near 'hr housr and
wholly uncon,cioys ri dai ger. dog siiadoeniy
sprang on him irbm behind and bi. him ~ Two
OF three places orIthe leff arm, little above Tue
ebow.-- Making an effort 10 rescue h'mseii
nv seeing the ndiiual ny the throat. he "ss
az ain. bitl,u severely in several places on Tue
Other arm. Satisfied that the animal was nn.
der the influence Of Ii, DIR Jphobs, he proceeded
TO Norfolk, and hal ST. one, repaed to be ELL
cacions IN extracting the poison from the bite
Of rabid animal applied TO tie wounds thus
accustomed. Upon his return home hr stated
10 Mr.. Goodwin that be felt much relieved, nnd
i, wns not until ne dav before Christmas Two
months and ten days aiter,) apprehension was
fell from the bite ofihe dog. On the ni"rning
Of iha, dsy, he aptefed very much distressed
and several times declared 10 Mr. Godwin has
conviction tina, be was going mad. Mr.. u. Ell.
dravored 10 pecify him and to divert his mind
from 50 shocking an impr, ssion, but IN vain, he
again aud again assured hiaI that such was lis
unhappy condition. begging ti,at he would not
permit him 10 be murdered as he had sonie.
where read. was the fate Of persons becomisg
mad from such a cause. In the course OF the
afternoon, his palsly increased, he made
noise resembling the ho~ling Of a dog. and "
Ten during the evening and night endeavored
TO hae his attendants, swapping al them with
great violence and foamn Al the mouth. Wa
ter was several time, offered, to him, hut he re-
ircted il with violenre.-Alter mary solicifa-
tons from MIR. Gods in to eat something TO
which lac replied, that his throat was sore. and
he could not swallow, he Consented 10 make
an effort TO tat a piece OF Get po'atoe, which |
was near him. and upon It's being presented to
hi mouth, he snapped ut it like dog, became
much convused, but would mol eat. HIS SUI
ierngs until the ensuing morning. when death
came As a welcome messenger TO arrest them,
were such MS no eye could hhold without
dropping the tear fsymIa,ny and commssefs.
ton.
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Something Hsmnrtnt. I'VE are informed
ny The fhhaoephla Gazette that case of death
by immigrant fever, with black von,t, hss be
reporFed by the ooard of health. 1t was thu
OF colored woman, who died on Friday O.
Inst week and was buried on Sunday. He
residence was near the corner Of Tenth aLi
Pine'streets, Immediately in the neishborhood
of that part OF the Almshouse lot where is de
posted quantity of old straw, apparently the
remalns of the old beds of the Alm.ho -
The attention Of the public authorities had been
repeatedly called to this nuisance both through
thar PAPER and ia other ways. but il Remained
iprcrrprtpd
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The benefit Of good pnpc"aiiom ms, re learn
ed from the iollowing sample of All opposit
quality.
The Duke Of Wellington was in Norhamp
tonshire shooting the American Minister am;
the Es,l of Aberdeen had transacted public Ia,
81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16

A French Drama in i've acts. entitled Thf
Spy. and founded upon Mr.. Coopers novel o.
that name, was performed ior the first time, on
the sth December Inst, M the Royal Theatre do
/ Ode01i, Ia Paris. 1t had full succuss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16

NsW Sect A new sect. called Nazarine Ca
NANTES he's LATELY spSdnE up in Craven. The'
Distinguishing fri,r, is that religious assemble
can lawfully De held oHiy IN LaTnS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16

FYor AID Linen Mdnujacturc@--1he demand
for Flax creaedby the establishment of our
eutrrprising fellow ci,izen, Joha Towne, il is
hoped, will excite the attention Rnd stimulate
the eyer,ions OF the farmers in the neighbor
hood, To the cultivation aud improvement Of
that Interesting md importan, staple proJuc-
ton of our country, The machinery FOR spin
ming Flax 10y steam power, is now in CO npl 4,
operation, u"her the superintendent of Mr.
William SutliG, TO whose ,n-chap,cal sa,;.,,
AMI lndastry we are indebted t,hrcapn MIR
Tow"e's patronage aud capLval) dor This i'm
poItant branch OF manufactures so long de
sdcra,um in this aud otbrr CO .at,ies
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16

Norel CnTns nmeat.-By the schr. Pacific
from Key West, Messrs Fish, Giinneli Il CO
received yesterday live bald headed Eagle,
present Tor GEN. AspREw JACKSON.
my Courier
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TWENrTnTsK CONGRESS,

And then the Senate adjnurne,
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TO THE PUBLIC.
wa" Coach line from Guyandoi.e 10 .Steurp.
ton, Three Times Week.

'n"1s Coach Line from Gnyandoke TO Sseurl.
ton, Three Times q Week.
ne SUBSCRIBERS have established Line of Posi-
Coaches from Guyandotte TO Staunton which, in
s'eau Oh running t'ctce week only, stated in for
lhef notice, WILL Tor the greater accommodation of the
traveller, and to prevent unavoidable DELAY on The
ROAD, perform the route three times week
Inc Line will pass through Charleston and from
t"ehce, ny the LacfS and the State Turnpjke T.,
i-ewlsburg and the principal Medicinal Spriurs TO
WIZ; the w lite Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm, Sc TO
IL VIII leave Guyan''otte every 7uesday, 2Nsrs-
d"y anu SATURDAY, ut o'clock A. NJ and ON its
return, viii leave Stamton every "Wednesday Fri
DAY and Sunday, at the same hour.
al otaunton the Line meets the Charlottesville,
X R,rhmond. and Fredericksburg Lines, also tuning
three times week. .
Fare from Richmond to Guyando,e SOC so
The route, from Guyandotte TO Staunlon will no
performed IN five travelling days, (the 9Th DIV in each
week being necessarily resting day and from 81 ann
ton 10 Richmond, Fredericksburg, in two days
and from Richmond to the City of Washington in
20 hours, and from Fredericksburg to the CITY in
eight hours.
There VIII be night travelling Throughout the
route.
Persons ascending the Ohio on their wav TO the
North, Will find this route very pleasant and Clieap
one And those who may wnsl! 10 visit the Springs
are informed, tIat, exclusive of this Line, they can
general be accommodated, short notice, with
good extra Coaches to those watering places
AND tine public are assured. that i'll ttcntion To- the
accommodation and comfort OF the passengers so far
as good Coaches and Teams and skif al teniv,, and
sober Drivers afford them the line shall hot be
inferior to any other in the State.
PORTER & EEIDEN
PROJECTORS from Guyam,oite, 10 the Warm SPRINGS
JOHN WISE,
PROPRIETOR from the Warm Springs To Stluuton
Richmond, Va. June 10, 1929. { SIN
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GmNTLEJIEN'S AND LADIES'
Boot and Shoe Manufact0ry.

OPPOSITE lie cd lSican Iurc,.n.
fsNliE subscriber returns his thanks TO lis friends
Is and The public, for the liberal announcement he
has heretofore iaet with Having lately employed
first rate workman from the North, is now prepared
10 execute orders in the ladies' and misses line and
will make III the most approved manner, TO measures
Ill fashionable STYLE any orders which he may be ia
vourcd with. and hopes by strict personal attention
to business, to receive continuance of the public
patronage.
On hand, gnn:lemens boots, shoes and PUMPS
boys fine shoes, and an assortment of negro shoes
all of good quality.
July 2l-coI8t C12t JOHN DURHAM
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RL,1CnA- OEErr,L,
NOFFoIK, Julv 2j--2 2. NJ

NORFoik, Jug 2j--2 L. VI
from .lL1DETRI.-Capt. Byram, Of the scbr FoTrcs
ter, reported under Marine head, informs that the nhab
Don Miguel, but expected relief shortly from the Emperor of
Brazil
FROM WEXTCO.-AIr. L. w. Huntington, who came
passenger the Brig Joseph Sprague from New Oteans,
informs that nc left the city Of Mexico on tine 18th
of May, and Fampico about the 10th of June.
days previous 90 his departure from the former place,
report current, bu, generally believed that Gen Santa
Anna Reyoluonist, and the friend of President
Guerrero had declared himself in favor ofs Central
words Fsira Government, recommending the inhabitants
ofMoxico to abolish all their State Legislatures The object
of the report, supposed, to enrich certain Of
partisans who created the report without foundation
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NEW YORK. Jnlu 81.

The brig Potomac, which arrived last night from Leg
horn and GbraItaf reports that the house Of Hodwn,
Sudcrmsn Cowell, Of the latter place, stopped payment
the 4th Of June The L. s. schooner Po'poise was
therc-all we'll T.ieuieua nts Crabb and Mars;on
passengers IN the PIE reported at Mahoue, that
the French preparing Sect Of msn-cf-war and
transports to attack Algcrs by and land-they had
in MISSION msn uf IN the MsdiierrancaH
May 25d, off Alicant French frigaie under jury
mas,s-supposed be Of the squadron destined for
Ag.crs.
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% = lin b. HOf having removed to Norfolk
has established himself there as Comrnission Ion.
$ant, u will transact any business confdc TO MS
ne possession of the commodous Fire proof Public
house, situated in the eligible part OF the
borough enables him to offer the Planters descend
ing the Roanoke, and convenient stora.re for
tneir pfoduco' his office is in the house recently oc
cupled by Messrs. J. Il p. L.. Tsbb iune . ~
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STAGES.

TRAVELLERS are respectfully informed that
a the Western Stages to Lynchburg and Salem,
DC. leave Richmond on Mondays W cdnesCays 81
Fridays, at A. NJ; arrive ut Lynchburg the
next days by P. NJ, and Salem the third day
where the great Valley line TO Huntsville, Nash
vilc, &c. is connected. Before reaching Salem
at Fluks' on the Blue Ridge mountain this line in
tersects CuldwelIs line, which passes Fincasle
Sweet Springs, Salt and White Sui hur Springs &c.
intersectng Porter & halcn's line at Lcwisburg,
which runs to Guyandotte OH The Ohio river.
The Richmond line i'll returning will leave Salem
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at a. NJ.
and Lynchburg on Wednesdays, Fridays and Mon
days at 7 a. NJ.
The travel will be performed by daylight in sum
mer.
For seats to the West, apply at the bar of the
Union Hotel, Richmond.
All Baggage property, whether belonging 10
passengers or other persons, at The risk OF The res
pectivc owners thereof.
y. PATTERSON, P,op.jctor
RICHMoND 81 SAinAr.
y. i-Caldwells line runs only twice a week.
Passengers for the Springs, &c. should leave Rich
mond Wednesdays and Fridays.
July 10 riff
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& SoUiDiiiLL FOR SzNl.E.-rursuani 10 q 1ecIcIa,
oioer OF the court ri chancery district of Fedc.
c"ut ot me secia purpose Will sell beldc at
Puni!c AUCTION al fan"Nef court house, the
"i, on 'hihhey river, Ia the county OF Hanover,
'Wee one ana TWO miles Hanover Town and dis,an,
about eighteen miles from Richmond, the follow ing terms
one thn cash, and credit of wears o., the b.
lance payable equal to be serurcd ~,
o' wan GOOD security and deed of premises.
estate contains about nro.
portion Of which very low c,ounds Ii has alaYs
been considered of the best The county
ne improvements consist of two good harms two brick
ohces wlc with repair, might be comfortable
habatons The principal building has burnt but the
walls are standing Of good workmanship, and again
m on he land has been rented for the present year by
receiver appointed by the court oil cncery but possession will
be gwen Tie purchaser o the first day of January
The tenant the land Will be ohicng as 10 shcv 10
any person who may wi,i, view IL.
lu!y 2I--l2t LAURENCE RAurAIIE Io,n,,r
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from Ltsoon.-The snip Majestic, Can't. Mcclellan.
Ned at Boston on Wednesday, left Lisbon june 3D.
aP' NJ brought no newspapers, but informs thar the
reign of terror still continued; arrests ,d ;mnon.n,
were daily made, and the utmost IRE yaded the
except The satellites and adhereuis of Don MicueI
The ship Ann, New York fiom Liver,ool bas had As
Gays OF head winds on her passage This will account
Tor so many vessels being detained tsea
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LABOKERS WANTED.

On tie RapPaharmock Cdnai, near Fredericbsburg
ENRON 90 to so able bodied men will find con
d slant employment, good treatment and prompt
monthly pay tile above work; blacks will be pre-
tcrrcd, but Industrious white men viii be employed
by the month piece work.
From . TO g. and for very prime. first rate hands,
So month will be given.
Farmers may be assured the risquc or abour is not
greater than on farm. Rations, much bread
meat, FISH and Holasscs as can be consumed, three
times day, with some spirits. Rock blasting is per-
formed exclusively by whites.
For farther particulars to the kind of work. or
any other information required, reference may be had
TO Col. Storrow of Culpeper, Mr.. Benz. Barnett of
Fauquicr, Mr. Y. Smith near fredericksburg. Mcssrs.
5. Wexford, VIM. a. Knox and John Ray of Frcde-
ricksburg, or the subscriber on the work.
WARNER w. MINOR,
juno Swift Fall Hill, near fredericksburg
~ Stone Masons will find constant employment.
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fri5~ ECONOMY !!!-Undcr President Adams admins
traiiOn sayS the Providence An,srican foreign ministers
go ont in packets and PAY THEIR OWN PASSAGE
of THEIR OUTFITS Now they must have their rigaes and
The COST of sending out Messs Moore, Rves and Mane
a slOop of and ~, viii amount to 100000 EXTRA
besides 5000 piece for the first yearonly ONE HUN
DRIED AND FOURTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, for this
,tEe{olyr.v
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MIR. RICHARD Li@ON: Sir, Above is copv az an
order ut court oi winch take this mode giving YOU
notice, agreeaby the act the General Assembly of
this commonwealth IN such made, you being at this
time resident without the said commonwealth.
SIS w4, G. ROBERT Il GIRSON
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PORT OF RICHMOND
ARMY Ed

~,
Brig Eliza, Perry, from rhomssown will, lime 20 d Ceo
Dunlop q co. Haxall Il co. Lancaster a. DENLY r B Wa,
Ro @ssS H ln Se%"P Mss Myers
aa Dr. Bia suppa" a'f so sa "ps W. Johnston
s~ s,. Hardy My syels 1 RsyDona
Hal"M@ Role, ' sen s.,o i,m5srske Collins
sehr aSasg h,o' Tow",snS from Philadelphia ballast
s selt Orator, Gator. from Norfolk ''f"A' 's''''
sc"r Isaac Norris, Townsend from New York with sun
ores, to Otis, Dunlop S; co. and Kerr, Csske IL CO.
sGn pennsylvania, Albeson, New York with SUGAR
Scr Armada, Clifford days from Boston with lime to
Daes wen Allen 4 co, and to master
Schr chesterfield Beaston from York with s,mdries
cnf thar;ot smith, from West Point.
Ga .yn"e S'eelnan from New Yo.k, tobacco to g.
sehr South So! America, wooford, from Old Point,
oop Lady washMs1on o " sos s New ,,,,s
Scoop EXCEL Bowen, days from Philadelphia ballast.
NM Tl June 25-An, schr Susan Elizabeth orcy
peershms come i.o the Capcs conpany Schr Richmond
hand a., ,tilladelpha, DAYS tonnd to Petersburg
days bound up James River with salt crates dry goods ron
&c. 10 Pollard 81 Son, Ellis, w Smith, Riehn,ond and
g. Al,.srg Joseph sprague Hawkes. Orleans and % day
r" tine hatzr bound to Baltimore Passed the Baline I'd
from Norfolk. ~ ' " anu
The sclr Cumberland Wheaton. Gon pbi,,,,,, s pih
"aho, passed through Hampton Roads this morning
NEW YORK, July 24.-Crd schr Chesterfield, Beas,on
Ard schr Ann, Van schnck, I'm Richmond
IL The Schr PLANTER, Capt. Philips, will
leave TINS DAY for New York, at half past l o'clock
and will be towcd by the Steamboat Passengers
WI! please be on board at the hour named at Rock
Gus: july 90
attend Meeting a, the Engine House. THIS EVENING;
Al oeiock for the purpose of nominating Principal Engineer
and Fire WarGens. o.'
july % WNI. A. ALLEN Secv
'E'HE LADY OF JIIE MANOR, VOL. VII, with
N most interesting Fronts piece just published and ,e
ceived; also.
Constitutional Charts, Comparative Views of the Legsa
I'VE tAgcu're, and Judiciary Departments the Constu-
os OF an TIE States IN the Union, with Appendix BY Mr.
James VI Garneit-For sale by
july % VIM H. FITzwHyLsoNN
~ q. kUM ~ GLASS.--2O hhls. n. o. Rum, 200
h,lf boxes by 10, Glass, landing for sale 10y
July z8-ot DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. CO.
GsD lids. and 28 bbIs. Porto Rico sugar
A"~ do New Orleans sugar
8 do loaf sugar
do fine old jamaica rum
Q bbls old peach brandy
100 bags prime green Laguira coffee
30 boxes NJ uscate rasens
81 boxes w httemores cotton 81 wool cards
lo tons bar iron, gig carragc & cart tires
! do ltuup irs',,-
Copperas and alum
Receiving and for sale iv
July % LEWIS WEBB g. co.
G>0RN.--I GOO Bushels Corn, in the Dock Ear
- sale by LE!FLS WEBB {, Co.
july %
! iME.-Landing from sclr. 4 rnls ia, a the Dock
2"0 Casks Fhomaston Lime, for sale by
~ 28-3t O!Fk.NPORI', .9LKE.N & CO.
NEW YORK LINE.
For .Se,c York
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The citizens Of Putnam (Ohio) indignant the ,s-
mpvs of theiI Postmaster, have determined to do their
business through a neighb oring Post Office
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BY DaVE.MPORT, ALLEN q. co.
GROCERIES

On THURSDAY, the 3Oth instant, Q. 10 O'Clock, n,
our auction store.
10 Hhds W. ]. molasscs
. do ST. Crox sugar
10 do n. Orleans Iunn
do Antigua do
so bbls no. niackerei
40 boxes brown soap -
lno realms wrapping paper =
An invoice of blank account boo,.
80 bbls cider
: tierces winter lamp OIL
Iunpowder teas
Hats, shoes
E!9ers, ginger, SC.