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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19
70 Carpenters nd Cnbinet .Iakcrs.

10 Carpenters and Cabinet Makers.
EllE Subscriber has, and will constantly keep
on hand, extensive assortment of mahora-
ny and materials of oil descriptions in the Cabinet
line, viz; boards plank post, crotch and shaded vc-
neers, with good counter stuff hand railings novels
bnnistors, &c for stores and dwelling houses-Also,
cured hair, figured ind plain hair cloth, moss, rifn
copal coach and cabinet varnsh, all of which will be
sold low for cash or good paper
GEORGE ITENDREE,
Opposite the Merchants Coffee House.
Nov q hIoin Street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19
WFiISKEY, &c.

WE arc receiving per schooner Exi,, for sale,
90 bbls sugar
10 kegs salt pctre
90 bbls Ohio whiskev
Y ticrccs winter pressed lamp oil.
go drums figs
90 half boxes bunch railns.
Jan Sc DAVENPORT. ALLEN a. 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

In HGnouer County Court, Jan. 90, 1929.
MILLER BROWN Of the heirs and the administrator
Of Anne u. Brown, dec. PHI. AGAINST Patrick Brown,
David Richardson and Mary II his wi f., who Mary
~ Brown, James Il. Copton, Yaldegravc CloptoH, Pa
trick Ciopton ler Clopon, Thomas Clopton, David r..
Clopon William Clorton, Anne W Thompson, who was
Anne W Cloptou Winston Harwood, and Margaret his
wife who was Margaret CIopton, spd Mary e. Yabfough
40 infant daughter Of Mary r. Yarbroneh vino was Mary
Z .Copon' children Of Margaret Brown and John S. r.
Brown Fa'Tlrk Blown Fanny p. Brown, Mary Brown,
Sarah Anne Brown, William r. Brown and Allied Brown
chh'en of Uhli"u Brown. efs-IN CHANcERY.
Tue dciend"n's J"oies r. Clop,ou, Waidegravs Clrp.
ton, Miller Ciopiun, Thomas Clop,on, Jnhn g T. Brown
Patrick Brown. Mary Brown, Sarah Amaze Rrown, Wiliam
T.. Brown, Alfred Brown aud Patrick Brown NOT having
eutsd their appearance and givvn security according
to the act ~ assembly ard the rules Of this court, and
IL appearing 10 the saiisfsoton of the sour that they
uhsbsnis of this country; u is ordered that thv
said defendants do appear hero on the first day ~
April eoui and answer the bill Of rhe plaintiff and
hata copy ~ this order BIZ forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published m the city ~ Richmond for two
mouths sueoessvcly and posted at The front door Of the
court house. Of this county
: A-copy Teste PHILIP ". WINSTON, che
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

10 Planters of i06dcco on James Riper.
NOTICE is gyen that all Tobacco intended for Shorln
Warehouse, arriving in the Basn viii, desrc.
crve into the f Proof Warehouse of the subscriber fonin
the Basin and adjoining Shock, expense OF dayage
and receipts granted by the Inspectors Shock, without
her expense 20 the OWNER (wen called for Inspection or sam
PlinS than would occur delivered once into Shoe
kG Ample insurance. has been effected upon stored
so the house above uamed w. l. MORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19
Patent Balances.

ENHE Subscriber, Agent
Il for the Manufacturer
in Boston, offers for sale,
Patent Balances and Scale
Beams, OF various sizes; and
will furnish to order. Money
and Apothecarics' Scales ~
Weights, OF all sizes; Plat
form Balances and common
Beams, for weighing hay
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

Nopel By q Lady Of Virginia.
TUSr published and for ealcb by the subscriber, for
The exclusive benefit of the distressed family Of
the Authorcss, MORTON, q Tale of the Revolution
Price dollar Y. ". NASW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19
FARMERS ACCOUNT

FARMERS ACCOUNT.
I'HE Farmers Accountant and instructions for Over
sccrs; to which is added, the mode OF calculating
interest on Bonds; making up Executors, Adniinstra-
0rs' and Guardians Accounts according to the rules
OF the Superior Court of Chanccry, founded Oh the
decision of the Court of Appeals.
ny PLEASANT SUIT, Petersburg Ia
Just published and for sale by
Jan 30 ! IL NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

"a Cary StTect, rear of lie Vygi1ia and FiD,ners
Banks.
Il OSEPu WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies'
~ and gentlemen of Virginia, for past favours and
hopes continuance of the same; and would thank
the adicS sending their ok dresses have them ia
ken to pieces which will enable him to warrant them
to DC dyed and finished well as at any establish
ment IN the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
cessary as nc has suitable machines to finish them If
sent TO iiun III the situation above mentioned.
Gc'ltcmsn arc likewise informed, that he scours
ana renews IN colour, coats, pannoons, and vests to-
geer with all kinds of apparel and frequested repairs
them III the neatcst manner. AS usual all kinds OF
piece goods dyed, aud hot cold pressed; furniture
stufs cleanscd and re-dyed in the neatest manner.
n. Ii. Tickets viii be issued on leaving the goods
with him, and requests they will be presented on ap-
plication for the same.
II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

EUST publishedby PETER COTTON, his Virgil
- mia and North Carolina Almanac for tho year
1929, containing, besides the Astronomical Calcula-
tons, Courts, &c. &C. variety Of curious useful and
entertaining mottcrs--thc Astronomical part cocula.
ted by Joseph Cave Of Orange county, Va. md for
sale by the grocc dozen or single.
In Press and shortly will he published. New No
vel, by Young Lady Of Virginia, entitled "Donald
Adar," two volumes.
no 17--ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

WINTER pressed lamp oil
Cut nails and bratis
Crehore's playing cards
Rodman's sperm. candles
Superior cotton yarns, No. o TO Ii
Letter, cap and wrapping paper
Red Stone Mills gunpowder, coarse aud fine
Hartford and Albany ale
Constant supplies of these articles direct from the
manufacturers
Race ginger, pepper ---.
N. T.. rum, fine 1ayourcd Jamaica rum
Heavy sole leather
byio and ] o by IL window glass
Gunpowder and young hyson tea
Lime, moasses, sugar--tor sale By
Ode DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

and nlcrchandize ofcvcry kind.
Ordcrsfor balances of any size, or Scale Beams, or
fer any part Of the apparatus, will with prompt
attention. WIN. J. CLARKE.
no 10
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REMEMBER ME.
CHEAP BOOKSTORE.

II. NASH has received, by recent arrivals,
~ very considerable additional supplies 90 hh,
former extensive stock Of Books and Stationary; all
OF which will he sold low. for cash. nov ~
The rights of all., 1829-05-29
BOARDING.
LEWIS HARRISSON

RESPECTFULLY informs the public in gen.
eral, that he has opened his House for the ac-
commodation Of genteel persons of colour
with Boarding s. Lodging, at No. 80 Mulber-
ry street.
There shall be no pains spared to renders
their situation as agreeable as possible on bie
part.
l.. H. has also opened a mean Garnen
at the same place, where his friends and cnss
toners, may be served with Mead Cakes g.
of the best quality.
New York May 20, 1929.
The rights of all., 1829-05-29
accomplished as dancer and ballet per-

accomplished as dancer and ballet per-
former.
Eatablc Birds Nests-Of birds 1 shall
only notice one, called by some the Nico-
bar swallow it is the builder Of those eat
able nests, which constitute one of the
iuxuries of an Indian banquet. These
birds build in assures and cavities ofrocks,
especially in such as open to the south.
In the latter the finest and whitest nests
are found, and have sometimes gathered
fifty pounds weight of them on one excur-
sion. If they are perfect 70 of them 60
TO catty that is, somewhat less than two
pounds The best sale for them is in Chi
ma. After the most diligent investigation
| was never able fully to discover of what
substance they are made.-My opinion is
that they are made of the gum of tree
called by some the Nicobar Cedar, and
growing In great abundance in all the
southern islands. About these trees when
IN bloom or bearing fruit, have seen in
Vulnerable ffocks of these little birds, fly
ing and huttering like bees round tree
or shrub in full flower, and am of opinion,
that there they gather the materials for
their nests. The hen constructs neat,
large we'll shaped nest calculated for lay
ing and Matching her eggs and the cock
contrives to fix another, smaller and rather
more clumsy, close to his mate: for they
are not only buit for the puypose of laying
eggs, bat for resting places, whence they
may take wing. If they are robbed Of
them, they immediately fall to work TO
build others. and being remarkably active.
are able to finish enough in day to sup
port the weight of their bodies, though
they require about three weeks to COM
Dlete nest.
The rights of all., 1829-05-29
BOARDING.

E 55za w. P. JOHNSON respectfully in.
sLz=E=M forms his friends and the public, that
after the first of May next his house, No. 55l
Pearl Street, near Broadway, will be open for
the accommodation of respectable Gentlemen
of colour.
The situation is healthy and pleasant, and
the terms will be moderate. Nothing will be
wanting on his part to render the situation of
such as favorbim with their patronage as COM
Portable as possible.
Ne,c- York, MAY %, 1899.
The rights of all., 1829-05-29
TAKE NOTICE.

There will be public meeting in the Rev.
Mr; Paprs church on Thursday evening next,
at the hour oil 8 o'clock, for the purpose Of
hearing some communications respecting the
purchase and emancipation ofthe family of
Phillip Lee, and of rendering suitable express
sions ofapprobation and thanks to the Rev Dr.
Cox, and others for their benevolent efforts
in behalf of this interesting family.
The rights of all., 1829-05-29

Examination at Vest Point.-We under
stand, (says the Richmond Compiler) that Mr..
Andrew Stevenson has been requested by the
secretary of war to officiate as president of
the Board of Visiters, vino are to attend the
examination of the cadets at West Point, in the
month ofJune- but that indispensable engage
ments will, in all probability, prevent Mr.. Ste
venson from attending the examination.
The rights of all., 1829-05-29
BtRO.

In this city, Mr.. John Morton, 47--Mr. E
nos Baldwin, 45-Mr John Van Kouten. 81
Mrs. Sarah Greenwood. 24-Mr. Edward Eng
lish, 43-Mrs. Ann Tobasco, ,41-Calvin Cav.
Esq.-Mr. Lewis Child, 49.
In Jamaica, L. l. last Thursday week, Mrs.
Sarah Roe, wife of Silas Roe, ESQ 36.
At Milford, Ct. Rev. Andrew Elliot.
pastor of the Congregational church in that
place.
The rights of all., 1829-05-29
DOMESTIC NEWS.

1.AUNCH.-The Ship Erie, to be comman
ded by Ctpt. JAMES FRENCH, and intended for
a regular packet between this port and Havre,
will be launched from C.BERGH s. Co.'S Yard,
this afternoon at half past four o'clock.
The rights of all., 1829-05-29

o. The subscriber takes this method to
inform his friends, that he has made arrange
ments by which his house will be reopened on
the first of May, for the accommodation of such
respectable persons OF colour, as may have oc-
casion to visit this city, during the present
scason.-Ihe situation is healthy and plea
ent, and nothing will be wanting to render such
as favour him with their patronage, comforta-
bic and happy. PETER BANE.
No. 90, Leonard Street .Neec- York.
The rights of all., 1829-05-29
Mdrrte0.

by the Rev. Peter Williams, Mr.. JOHN Car.
RoL, to Miss ANN RAY, both of this city.
By the Rev. DR.. Lyal, Mr. GEORGE HESDER-
SON, to Miss ELIZA STEVENS, both of this city.
The rights of all., 1829-05-29

Quick Travelling. Steam Boat Swan,
ofthe Union Line, arrived yesterday afternoon,
at 27 minutes past O'Clock, with the passen-
gers that left Philadelphia at O'Clock in the
morning.
The rights of all., 1829-05-29

The Hon. G. A. W1cKL1FFE, ESQ. has con-
sented TO reelection to Congress, from the
Louisville District, Kentucky. Mr. Wickliffe
has long been staunch friend of the present
administration.
The rights of all., 1829-05-29

A letter from Canandagua, dated Goth May,
says-"The trial of John Whitney, and James
Gills, two of the Morgan conspirators, will be
brought on at the sessions in this county this
afternoon.
The rights of all., 1829-05-29

are totally uneXpldlned, lett tndt pidCe Oh
the Oath of April, and that his destination
is to the Cherokee Indians, in the Arkan-
sas territory.
VIM. c. Rives, of Virginia, has receiv-
ed the appointment of Envoy Extradinary
and Minister plenipotentiary to France, in
place of James Brown, who has requested
permission to return.
Two sailors of the ship of the line La
Vile de Marseille, who had 3eserted to
the Morea, appeared before Naval Court
at Toulon few days ago for trial. In mi
tigatlon of punishment it was urged, that
The Morea being occupied by French
troops, they had not deserted to foreign
country, upon the principle that where
ever the French flag is, there is France"
This principle being adopted by the Court,
the prisoners were condemned to be sent
to the galleys for single desertion.
A gentleman who resides at Kingsclere,
Hampshire, recently had in his stock
COW, which produced 81 calves, three hum
dred hogsheads of milk, an4nfour tons of
butter. the value of which might be fairly
estimated at 5OOz WAeff killed, the fat
of this wonderful cowyeighed more than
the lean and bones altogether.
NoveI kind of iShephe, ds.-Thn Neilg-
herries or blue mountains of Coimbatoor,
are situated between one and two hundred
miles from the opposite coasts of Coroman-
del and Malabar they are little more than
forty miles in length, and about fifteen
miles in breadth Buffaloes and oxen are
the domesticated animals, and there are
no sheep one of the classes of inhabitants
into which the population is subdivided
are generally shepherds, and keep conside-
rable focks Of bufaloes !-Hough's Let-
terS, DC.
AS proof Of the exaggerated state of
feelings among tie lower orders IN this
quarter, relative to the Catholic Question,
we may mention the following fact On
FRIDAY a small Farmer and Elder, in
neighbouring parish, while pricing some
seed-oats in grocer's shop here, sudden
ly stopped and observed:-" What's the
use of my sowing oats or any thing else,
when the Pope will be over to plunder and
murder US all."-Inverness Courier.
Drury-lane theatre is actively engaged
in preparing for immediate representation
as a grand opera, Massaniello; or the
Lazarohi King an English version of the
musical drama now performing at the A
cademy of Music in Paris, with unparal-
lelled success. The original music by
Auber, will be retained, adapted by T.
Cooke. The translation of the dialogue is
by MIR. Kenny and Mr.. Livius. In the
performance of this interesting opera, on
the French stage more than three hund-
red persons appear upon the boards at the
same time the vast capacity of their stage
giving scope for so much scenic and me-
chanic effect We hear the leassee nf]
The rights of all., 1829-05-29

.4"aerican Monthly Magazine. The May
NO. OF this work has just been issued byMr
Bliss, the agent for this city.
The rights of all., 1829-05-29
FRANCES WJLES

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends, and
tne puolIck generally, that his HOUSE No.
lo@' Church-street, is still open for the ac-
commodatlon of genteel persons of colour,
with
The rights of all., 1829-05-29
BOARDING g. LODGING.

Grateful for the past favours, he solicits
continuance of the same. His house is
In healthy and pleasant part of the city
and no pains or expense will be spared on
his part to render the situation of those
who honour him with their patronage, as
comfortable as possible.
NcwYork, May 80, 1929.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-11-25

DEsTRUcTIvE FIRE IN BurFaLo destr,c
i've fire occurred in the village of Buffalo .,
the morning of the 18th inst, which consume,
large block of buildings in Main street, wifi
most OF their contents, besides number Of 9th
er buildings of less value. Fourteen IF Az
buildings were valuable. The loss is estimates
al thirty thousand dollars, of which but a small
portion was insured
Canal boat Birmingham arrived at Alb,nv I'd
INST from Seneca Falls, with 1903 bushels bar-
icy, IOi4 bushels wheat, and 50 barrels four
making 81 tons, cwt. On her PASSAGE she
mad on board 60 barrels -four besides increasing
her cargo to SO tons.
NEW JERSEY. The Legislature of this State
adJourned on the 10th inst to meet aoain in
i, Trenton on the LIST Tuesday in January next
ne state Gazette says, " but one public act
OF Importance, was passed, save the usual acts
ior the support of the State government. and
THIS is an act to exempt minors from militia
acquisitions: and from this one act we believe
more public good will result than from anv act
passed by the Legislature of the State for MANY
yearg past" '''y
LANDING OF THE Fathers. The ODD of he.
cemper next, the anniversary of the Iandiuo of
the fathers, will be celebrated in PIvmoS,tb
lion: VIM. Sullivan of Boston, BY reouest IF
the Trustees of the Pilgrim Society. will de-.
hVer an address on that occasion.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-11-25
DIED:

In Southbridge, Nov. l6, Mrs Azubath, wife
of Mr.. Walter B. Thayer, formerly of Provi-
dence.
In Hubbardston, Nov. 8. Capt Samuel Slo-
comb, aged o. Printers in Vermont and .Ec,o
York are requested to insert this death,
In Fitchburg. Nov. IA. Mrs. Dorcas, wife Of
Mr. Paul Wetherbee, aged IS. Printers III
.Ne,o York are requested to insert this death.
In Mlllbury, Nov. 10, Mr.. Solomon Bancroft,
aged 80.
In Shrewsbury, Nov. 10, George Chamber
lain. son of Daniel and Maria Haywood, aged
2 wears and months.
In Boston, on the 18th inst. Col. Gerry Fair.
banks. aged so
In Paxton, Nov 10, DR. Samuel Harrington
son of Samuel Harrington, Esq, aged "a.
In Canterbury. IN. H) Mary Fowler, apet
l0i years and months for As Years mem
her of the Shaker Society. At l6 years of az,
she was taken captive by the Indians, carried Il
Canada, and kept prisoner three years and ST,
months.
In Chesterfield, IN. Hl August 8, Captain
William G. Thompson. aged 26; and on the
2lst September, Mrs. Lucy, his wife, aged %
both of typhus fever
In Providence, Nov. IS, Amey s. Hadwen
wife oi Charles Hadwen, aged 80
In Dublin. on the 18th of September, james
| Hamilton, the inventor of the popular methot
Of instruction which bears his name. two day
after violent sea sickness His death is sun
passed to have been occasioned by spasms. HI
has left q widow and four children,
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BLACKSTONE CANAL .N.aVJG aTg0w
WORCESTER.



WOO 10 Boat Lark, with Corn for Worces-
ter. and 80 bales Cotton 70. John Slater & Co.
West Boylston. - ~
Moo Il. Boat Smithfeld, with 752 bushels
coarse Salt, II bales Wool ! boz Shoes.
Leather, &c, for Worcester, Cotton Goods for
Sargent q Jones, Leicester.
Boat Massachusetts, with III3 bushels BAR
ley. and barrel Fruit
Boat Salisbury, with 200 bushels coarse Salt.
boxes Dry Goods, and hid. Crockery Ware
Boat John Davis. with $50 bush coarse Salt
Boat Superior, with 100 casks Lime. 1904 #.
| Plank, 66o it. Boards, to Howe, Jackson & Co.
Boat Rhode Island, with 500 bushels Liver
pool coarse-hne Salt, boxes Tin Plate, 1900
lbs. Sheet Lead, rs bushels Corn, and bushels
sweet Potatoes for Worcester; 2 bales Cotton
for w. A. Fisher. Westborough; 3 casks Gard
Wire, for Silas Earle, Leicester; % bundles
Iron Wire, for L Bemis, Spencer
Noo. 10. Boat Providence, with 400 bushels
BARLEY, l32 bbls. and 2 tierces Herds Grass
Seed, 1000 lbs Sleigh Shoes, | bundle Fruit
Trees, Trunk, and sundry packages
Nor. 90 Boat Woonsoket, with 500 bushels
Liverpool coarse-fne Salt. for Worcester: lo,
OF Machine Castings, for A. Dryden, jr, Holden.
Boat John Brown, with Lumber
Noe. 81. Boat Uxbridge, with 760 bushels
! Liverpool coarse-fine Salt.
| Boat Lafayette, with 300 bushels Corn, IS
! barrels Flour, so casks Lime.
Boat Gov. Lincoln, with "a bales Cotton.
5 tierces Fish, z do. Oil, S do Rice, 1000 lbs.
Logwood and passengers
Boat independence, with 43 bales Cotton
and % bushels Rye.
Noe. %. Boat Washington, with 1884 feet
Birch Plank, 1854 feet Pine do, 33l Ash d.
2Sl9 feet Boards, 80 bundles Clapboards, 90
do. Shingles. $50 feet Spruce Joist, to Howe.
| Jackson & Co.. 200 bars Iron, and IS casks
| for Worcester; bales Wool Potash, Oil, and
| Flour, for WIN. Buffum, Holden
.No0. "a. Boat Massachusetts,, with l47 bar
res Flour, 10 casks Cut Logwood, 5 hogsheads
Oil. barrels and 3 boxes Merchandise, 3 bar
rels Glue, casks Potash, 3 bales Cotton, Do
nestle Goods, and sundries to Worcester; 10
barrels Flour, Cigars, &c, for c. Hatch & Co,
Leicester.
Nor. 18. Boat Smith6eld, with 80 boxes
CARDS, 9 boxes Boots, 2 bales Broad Cloth, 2
boxes Satinett, Trunk, and Lumber
Boat Superior, with Lumber and Hay.
Boat Rhode Island with Cards
Noe. 20. Boat Providence. with Cards
Boat John Brown, with Lumber for Wilkn-
sonvie.
Boat Woonsoket, with Cards and Boots
Noe. 81. Boat'U xbridge, with 40 bbls Ale,
ID bundles pressed Hay, and boxes Machine
Cards.
No1. "a. Boat Lafayette, with 10 boxes
Shoes; and barrels Beer.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

GREAT YIELD OF INDIAN CoRN Mr., Temp
kins, living on the American side of the Mara
ra River, four miles from the Falls, has this
year raised on one acre of land, one hundred
and t,centy,fcc and an half bushels of sheled
Indian Corn, all sound and dry. Manner of
preparing his ground; Ploughed three times,
and narrowed till the ground was very mellow,
furrowed one way, three feet apart, planted one
foot six inches apart, two grains to a hill
ploughed and hoed as soon as the corn was well
up, and subsequently ploughed and hoed three
times.
The steam boats De Witt Clinton, and Vic
tory, were sold on Thursday last, at public auc-
ton, IN New York the former for ST. $50, the
latter for $5000. These boats are said to have
cost about 100000.
In Concord, IN. H. Sd inst, Mr. AdoIph
| Lange, German, employed in Melandy u Da-
vid S whip factory, slipped from hay NOW.
when the handle of pitch fork entered his body
| l3 inches, parting two of his ribs and iniuring
his lungs. He survived four days III much dis.
tress.
| On the evening of the 4th inst, son of Ham.
den Keith, of Vassalborough, (Me years old
! fell into a we'll 30 feet deep. The water was 3
feet deep, aud just came up to his chin when
standing. The little fellow climbed out unhurt
save slight bruise, and went dripping into the
| house before the accident was known.
| Curious CoINcipENcE. II Is a singular fac
! that the Governors Of Louisiana and Maine the
two exremiiies of the Union, both died sud
denly within two days of each other; one OF
the 9th ult., and the other on the Sth
I Tue Car SHEAR. There is a family living
[ in this town, and only about three miles from
our office, that can dine in three States withou
travelling three rods to accomplish it. And
common three foot table, set in their front yard
might have two of its corners in Massachusetts,
one in New York, and one in Vermont
4 Hiliamst0acR Adcocate.
Brenton Bartlett, convicted Of setting fire t,
a cotton factory in Woonsoket, (R. ~ has beef
sentenced to one years imprisonment, fine o
$1,000, to be set in the pillory 30 minutes. 4
have piece Of each ear cropped off, and l.
have the letter B. branded on his forehead.
Some had accidents have lately occurred a
the raising of bridge in Ohio. The fault
limited to have been in the whiskey, and not i
tho water.