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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-07

rules held IN the clerks Office OF the court Of the H.
states tor The 9th cncut aud district of Virg
MA. IN the month of July, 1890 WIN Keith, pl against
william Mayo sheriff vt the county Of trnrco, William
GaTnsu exor &c. ~ Richard Brooke dc cd Who was
ccuor Of VIM Bfooke, decd which Richard aud Dil,,,
Brooke we're drvsers aud lrgatcps Of George B,ook.
decd, Alexander TUnsall aud heir of Cabe,ioe Tn
stall the same Alexander Tursai brother and moi, nj
George Tunsta, Nm Garneit aud Ann NJ his wiz Jcb,
b. Hill, Thomas Coleman and frances C. his VIII. EIi,,
beth Ludlow, Baylor Hill adu'or of Baylor Hin aud nj
Mary Hhl. deed. John Brooke, Ccorcc Bfooke pobo,
Campbell Jr, Robert Campbell hef and adm or Of Coli,
Campbell deed, Thomas Pitts sheriff of the countV NJ re-
sex, Christopher Johnson sheriff of the rountv cf -
Wili'am 20 whom the estate Of d. Robtrt Cs,nr,. a.
committed Tor administration, I'm Robinson helm AZ
county OF ki0g a. Queen to whom the estat. az f,o,.
Brooke W. committed Tor administration, aud ~ a.,
nett, 'lmof oi Robert Brooke, deed. dns-Ig (,u1rev
"
The defendants John Brooke and Ceor,e NJ Rroots
o "aYng entered her appearance IN this cause nd the
defendant Robert Campbell, ir. not having entered his
appearance IN The amended bills therein and they not
udF"R gwen security according rule ~ the court nd
W"Pt'"s mat they are inhabitants of the Of
Nus"'' on motion of the plaintiff by his counsel, IL s
"uee' mat the said defendants appear before the
sa court atiho city Of Richmond, first day the
"Nftm am hie their answers, AID that copy of this
rue - forthwith instued 10 newspaper printed
q" INC city # Rtmond Tor two months successVely aud
pose" 1T the front door the capitol in the CRY.
~ 4 copy Jss,e, RD. JEFfRiES, tfK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-07
LEWIS WEBB y co.

OFFEIt FOR SALE.
so BbIs and 100 bags coffee, Laguira st. Domingo
40 hhds molasses
20 hhds and 10 bbls ST Crox and New Orleans s,,-
hhds IL boxes and so bbls loaf and hmm s,,,,r
90 hhds and 100 bbls rye whskey
10 bbls Caruther's rcctifed do
soo ools Isle OF Wight and Northern apple brandy
do peach brandy
hhds and 80 bbls pure y. l.. rum
DO Antigua do
do Jamaica do
pipes French brandy
} do Holland gin
Madeira, Canary
q: ::: 4; S: i e; s''s'
: London porter, cider
100 bbs vinegar
loo sacks Liverpool ground salt
DO do blown do
% tons Sweden, English and American bar iron
do castings
German, crawlcy, blistered aud cast steel
Cut an dwrought nails
$50 Spanish hides
80 sides soal leather
% sides upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
500 bbs n. Carolina cut herr nus
30 do mackerel
10 do prime porls
10000 lbs bacon
IL casks prime cheese
irish potatoes, tar, chpp eras. alum
Brimstone indigo, pepper, pmento
Race aud ground ginger, almonds
Raislns, nutmegs, cassia, dcmions
Quart bottles, tumblers, decanters. wines sc
Stone ware. window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
sperm and tallow candles
Brown and shaving soap, beeswax
Imperial, gunPnwdcr and pouchons teas
Duponts and Rogers gunpowder
Shot, bar lead
tiovcr, oEcaagd grass and herds grass seed
Whittcmorcs cotton and wool cards
ALSO,
Cotton ba-ging, bale rope, lcl cords
Leading lines and various other kinds # cor
dage 'O'
Some and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
Osnaburgs, hcSSians, cotton warn
Domestic broad cloths. sc. Sc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-07
CoMMIssIoNFns Orr1cE.

I'I'WUfUIIIe JWTy ITIlt 10y.
The parties interested viii please take notice. ihsi have
appointed the i0th day Of September next, the
performance of the duties prrsc'htd in the foregoing order
on which day At o'clock NJ they required to attend
~ my Office this city, with their accounts vovrhe,.
and documents ready for examination and scueme.t
So w8w HILARY BAKER, Conn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-07
THE CHUR III YARD.

Tbs shadow Of the church falls DER the ground,
ti"liowing its place OF rest; aud here the dead,
slsnber where all religious impulses,
Aud sad and holy feeling, angel like,
Make the spot sacred W iih themselves aud vako
Those sorrosvf,il emotions in the heart
Which purify H. like a temple meet
Fo1 an unearihy presence. Life, vain Lif
the bitter and the worthless, wherefore here
Do thy renenbrances intruder
The willow shade is on the ground,
s green and solitary shade;
= And many Wild flower on that mound
It's pleasant summer home has made.
And every bresth that waves leaf
Filings down upon the lonely flowers
\ moments sunshine, bright and brief
blessing looked by passing hours.
Those sweet, vague sounds are on the mir.
iiaif sleep, hall song-half false halftruc.
As u the wind that brought them there
rad touched them with its music too.
II Is ;hc very place TO dream
Away twihght's idle rest;
Where Thought floats down a starry stream.
Without shadow on its breast.
Where Wealth, the fairy gift, s our own,
Without Its low and petty cares;
Where Pleasure some new veil has thrown
10 hide the weary face sho wears.
Where hopes are high, yet cares come not.
lhese ielow-waves OF life's drear sea,
lis roth and depth-where Love is what
Lave only III dream can be.
caunnt muse beside that mound
cannot dream beneath that shade
90 solemn is the haunted ground
w here Death his resting place has made.
ieelmy heart beat but to think
Each pulse Is bearing lie away;
cannot rest upon the grave,
And not feel kindred tn IT'S clay.
There is name upon the Stone
A!asl and can ii be the same
The young, the lovely, and the loved:
1t is too soon TO hear thy name.
Too soon--oh no, it's best to die
E:e all ofliic save breath is fed:
Why live when feelings, friends and homes.
Have long been numbered with the dead.
But thou, thy heart and cheek were bright
No check, no soil had either known;
The angel natures Of yon skv
VIII only be TO the thine own.
Thou knew'st no rainbow hopes that weep
Themselves away to deeper shade!
Nor Love, whose very happiness
.''uld make the Weakening heart afraa.
Tho green leaves cen in spring they fall.
The tears the stars at midnight wecp.
The dewy Wild aowers-such as these
Are fitting mournerS DER thy sleep.
Tor human tears arc lava drops,
That scorch and wither as they flow:
Then let them flow for those who live.
And not for those who sleep below.
Oh, weep for those whose silver chain
Has long been oused and vet live on
The doomed to drink OF LIES dark wave.
Whose golden bowl has long been gone!
Az, weep for those. the wearicd worn.
Dragged downward by some 90 rthlv tie.
BY some vain hope, some vainer love-
Who loathe TO live, yet fear to die.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-07

VIRGINIA: a., q superior court Of cbaucery holden a,
the capitol in the Uty Of Richmond, on Wedne,dtv
March @''" l0-V hoh''" Lyon rlT. against Robert
q. Gibson, dn.
On motion Of 'hc defendant, by counsel aud IL spreo,
ing io tie Fn's"cu"" OF the court. ta security given b
the platinum Tor prosecuting the ujunoon nwatdsI him
in this eNuse, Is Insufficient TO SEIZURE the pavmen Of tho
money sought ~ he njoned, The couft dob orde, ,,,
unless h' pi''n"h give other security uneSccptiooehIs
wthin hfy '1ys ater he shall have been served i,b a
copy ms order for prosecuting the said injunction rba
1t stand dissolved as act NJ this dav ''''
CoW' Teste, VIM. G. PfNDLEroS. c. C.
Mo RICHARD LYON: Sir above is = ecpv q .,
oider NJ court, Of Whith take Il Is mode of giving vou
n"uee' agfee"by 10 the tho General Assemble ~
hin' cs6ent without the said communicable
80 "4i e. ROBERT Is. GIBSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-07

10 Me Printers " the United States.
NF late Tie prices Of all the materials used in akpq
~ Printing Types have been greatly reduced, aud the
facility OF manufacturing greatly Increased. The sub.
ecfber therefore has been induced n make rrnpouons-
bile reduction 80 tne prices which, from the ist Of Ami
have been stated IN tire ANNEXED list.
The character Of the 1--WE made al this Founf,y Il.
well known to he Trade who assured tbatn regard
to the quality Of metal hn.h, aud durability, no deviation
mas been made.
IL hand a complete asso,imer,. and can suppv
aGy quantity on sbnft notices he vii be happy To- re-
ceve the orders " his customers which will ha We imne
diatc oucntion.
Merchants who Rave orders from abroad eau have off
res complete with Presses, aud every thing necessary fo
Printing Establishment, pot up ia the most ~ rfer
manner.
/ Pubsbc" requested To- give his advertisement a
place ~ their papers ew times, 70 receive pa ynent
/ W type, nr ~ settlement NJ their arcountq
RiCHAED DONALDSON. PhiladeLDh iq
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-07

VIRGINIA: rules. holden IN the clerks Office nf the
superior court Of chapcery for the Richmond district.
enc CD DAY Of August 1929: William sperinp, pit
cqanst n. Nicholas Co, Charles speung s. Co. aad
Ols. Dnblop g. Co. dnf.
The dsfeu6ausF Nichoiss & Co, and Chs'. sune g.
having entered thcfsppea sud gwen spcUnty
0csoSdiUg tart o assembly ad the rules of this court,
atd IL apes irf J satisfactory evidency they are
not inhabitants ot ouury IL is ordered, that tbr SAID
defendants do appear here te fret day of the next Ian
uafy term, asA tho bill of the PLAINTIFF and thar
uy this order forthwith inserted in GONE ns sa per
pablig1ed ir the rite Richmond fr months sue
cossvsly 1no posted the font ofrh apcL IN ,hc
said city.
SO copy. Tss,e, WIN. G. pENDLEToS, 0. G.
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PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS

1--WE subscriber minrmS hs friends aud the rublic zen
orally, that in connection with his mercantile bus
~ Wilm un, FlnvauuA, he has taken that old and veil
SHOWN Public House, Ieceny kept by Mrs. WIS rnov
MIS- C"'c'l and hopes to obtain pu,on Of eve public
patronage.
The House having undergone various necessary repa.
n'w ~ compete o'der to the reception OF Travellers
f"d as Mrs Cole VIII devote herself exclusively to b.
domestic concerns ct The establishment, nothing eau be
wanting to render the stay of the visitors agieeabe The
baI viii always be furnished with the most choice LIQUORS
selected by the subscriber person, he can assure hi,
' DIS that none better can be procured in Virginia.
WAi. COLE.
N. H. Visitors will reccrct that my Establishment is
whhe Frame House or thr let hand SIDE OF the ma
Stage Road leading Ia Charlottesville.
WILMINGTON. June 26-w6 G..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-07

M .SieHetJteid fOtHtY COWTL-.Jupc 8ih. 1922:
George W. Farmer, Henry Farmer, and Magn,s srter
and DoSah his wife, late Desah Farmer plaintiffs
against -
Henry Hawks aud Ecss his WIFE William Farmer James
Andrews and Martha his wife, Roher, Farmer Ia.
sara H0hert berg infant years by BENJAMIN
,,',oH'e' ms guardian al lum, dts.
ms day the plaintiffs attorney and II auuea
g To the by satisfactory evidence defendants
MOI inhabitants OF th calth, they not HAVING
entered TIER appearance aud according To the
act OF assembly and the rules OF this the motion OF t
ad plaintiffs Is ordered that tire said defendants do anpe,r
rie on the second Monday August next and answer the
paintis bI and that copy this order forthwith inserted
III some newspaper printed in the city Richmond for eipbt
weeks successfully and another copy posted az tho front
door oil the Courthouse of this county successive court
DAYS. Copy. Tes,s ~
AZ NI-NvAIrv y r
IN CHANCERE.-Ata court held for louisa county al
the courthouse, Monday May the Ilth 1929: Rober,
che pitt against Robert G.. Willis administrator of James
Niche r dec Matthew Niche John Mic.e, Joseph Miche
Jennea Niche, Sally Niche, and Robert o. Willis and Eliza
his wife, dhs ~ W
lie Defendants Matthew Miche and John Niche not hav-
ing entered thew appearance and given according 10
law and The rules OF s aud appearing the satisfa
'h "i uie count that they inhabitants State OH
e motion OF The plaintiff 10y MS counsel ordered tnat the
ad Matthew Mce and John Nche do appear here on the
h daY OF August next and the bill Of the PLAIN
n ana that copy Of order be forthwith inserted in some
ne" paper published the city Richmond for two months
sccevey and posted the door court ou,c of
THIS county, couu-day.
80 Copy. Teste JOHN HUNTER =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-07
HEKRINGS, SALT, DC.

TOO nEkRINGS, SALT, DC.
IMi Barrels behring's, No.
230 sacks salt
~ Kegs Goshen butter, very fne ia kegs of
so, 40 and so lbs
<'o ins smoked beef, first chop, just received by
the Planter
u lew BOXES genuine caret wine
dozen patent coffee mills
'o'ooo Spanish cigars, half boxes of which
IRE warranted real Spanish tobacco and made in Ha-
'"ia' LOT sale by ENOCH :. COURTNEY,
Way ~ Nam ST. onnosite the Old Market.
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III Ohm B. ROY having remoYeI to NorloIk.

YIN ID. ROf having removedto Norfolk,
mas established hnselfthere as Commission MGR
Gnah' " VIII transact any business confdcd to his care
Inc possession of the coAmodious Fire proof Public
w are mousse situated in be most eligible part of the
Borough enables him 10 offer to the Planters descend
ing the Roanoke, secure and convenient storage for
theit produce; his office is in the house recently oc
cnplrd by MeSsrs =. & p. f.. Tabb iun.9 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-07

AaOLAgSFS'--3O hhds bert TTnidsd HlJasscs, ys.ci.
lFs lated for retailing, for sa'- r.
june % RAILS 10Y s. PEASANTS
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10 Me Printers IT the United States.

ian -
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-05
Debates in Convention.

The Editors of the Wing have enpag.
sd the services of one of the mostaccor1.
pIishcd Stenographers IN the II II ties
o. report the Debates Of the Virginia Coo.
Ncntlon. During the session of that body,
The Country Wing will be issued three
mes a week, as our readers will wish 10
Lear rapidly from the Convention, aud as
aeir proceedings will probably occupy
much space 1t has been suggested 10
iHcm, that many persons who are too poor
10 take a newspaper by the year, would
like 10 subscribe Tor the time that Assem-
bly,, which Is so deeply interesting to all.
may slt. To accommodate all such. we
shall relax our rules, aud take subscribers
for the session, at the rate Of the price Of
annual subscription. If the Convention
are IN session two months, the price Of the
paper for that time. will be one dollar.D
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would admit oft, the questions proposed we've
calculated To place these powers OF Tie student IN
Immediate TequisIton. They were not set OF
prepared intenogatores with prepared n'emoTiteT
,uswers; but were frequently put 10y dismierested
auditors, as well rs by the Faculty.
We here present YOU with a view Of The class
Us which have been taught throughout the session
md the subjects of examination, specifying the
mount Of business done by each during the cole
gate year which Is now terminated.
PREPARATORY CLASSES.
Tsird.-Cusar. 4 books; Ovid, 300 lines; Firgl,
Eclogues; Elementary Rules OF Arithmetic, and
Mercantile Calculations
Sccoud.-Cusar. books; Ovid, 2O0O lines
Virgil, EcogucS. aud ( books of the LueId Greek
Te.tmen;, Mark Gospel; Arlthmeuc'a thorough
revision Algebra, through simple Equations.
First--Firgil, 4 book, Of the Eneii, w. the 3D.
i;h. 9th and G.h and the Georges; Horace, Ote%
ud EpoIes Greek Testament, Marx S Gospel;
400 Greca Muoa: Algebra. nearly throughout quite
dratic Equations: Euclid Is books; Ii.s'"-y, A--t-
lal. Egyptian, Phau.c.an, and Grcc"h
COLLEGE CLASSES.
Freshman Virgil Georges; Horace. Qie- and
Ep1jeS; SaiiGs'. entire; Cicero, select "uuoas;
oieucl MgoralIc-odoius, Acnopu'h, Huay4,de~.
maj Lyons Homer. first Hoo,; Ln@.',ii ai Latin
Compo-iiont Algebra, quaIralc Eqnah'as; f@-
@. J. completed. 8 books; L0grthms; Plain Iug-
ounmcty. AUD IFS application no several bancAas
7tpuc;ice; History, with the prceea..oe class,
The whole iu ,ue ratio of their dlia. emit degrees
of attainment. were examined upon lAe PnH"lp.e-
1i Genort Grammar, end also upon The Institutes
81 the English, Latin and Greek Languages. Ia
al. these languages Wai 'rsl aud cu'lca. exercises
were performed, and also exercises n E.ucu.cu.
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TITE~T TEU1I EUEUPE


THE British Ship Jean i.-u. 70 New
York from GreeHcck. bring, Glasgow
papers Co the 18th June ucIu-vc They
contain London adWces 90 thc 18Th, aud
Paris tothe10.h June From proof slip
forwarded by our correspondents ofthc
Mercantile Advertiser, and from the New
York afternoon papers of Saturday. we
COPY .lc following items.
Themost important articles they furnish
are two Russian Bulletins. The first Is
dated May II, and only announces the
.ass.re of tlc Danube at three different
points. THE second is dated from tho
c.mrbc.ore SlIIstr.a .22i May detailing
the arorut.0us which are making % car
rv ON Inc siege with the utmost activity.
The Bulletin SAYS that tine enemy remain
eue.and seldom disturb even the Russian
0u.nass which are stationed at only 800
atnams from the coIutcrscarp Of the place.
The umurde. oftle Bulletin relates to
the advantages guued over tlc Turks led
oa p. .he grand Vzer ia person, who Iett
Slom4 with the intention of attacking
PuuH with 1869 men, and was after
wards reinforced with 10000 more; but
hr ues ultimately defeated, after much
hard and furious fighting, wth the loss o..
1000 OF Ms troops, ana was forced 10
r.u. to S1ouma. The Russians lost
lN.3men
lmno-.an, accounts may De 'N'.c'''
from Asia. as tappe1rs 't ao'iors nom
Ooa-aalao'.o' tina. IeTS'l Is "'o"l 80 &,
mako common cause "',' '.NoY' "'t
taI' GENERA. i"s.'e".'.' h''' : ..,'' ,
nous .'.,' .'. 49,. ,.' ''.
o.. "....rE' was preparing 10 'o 1''-' ''
trL2 c
.''is.'a7 mao '-'i ,l, 5 ~ I % c-.
s.0..."a1.'' pom 's S' anu 6 ,' 60
o"Er'a. ann. likewise ''o.l ''.5 '''.'y II . ,,
,s.l ,I l..' a .o.-' o-.r-r, r, The 5rb 10
i-.a d'y' from 9'.' .'' 10 .'- Gun -.
.''.'.I attack OF -, W. '''' Ma Fn
. ,- ....'-' s;.I .,-,.,r,.,'-
-..Si '..''', !, '..' .'.' 49,, ,,.,.,.l....
non WIN ."e l' 'S'',''' - ..l .u
Adr.ta''7 mas 'y,' ~. ',.,. ,,. ...'C ',,
the .o'...'.' S'.o,"' ''''O '.,..'7 '''-''
ce'ta'.' lN'o waste
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HilE on hand aud 0.ltr fir sale % he IoUes,
terms,
Fu.qr,ity X OdsaaS sugar. ia Dol, * hid,
Primo HNma Green Coffee;
Jm...ta Nails. "A % l0L
Cap Post. and Wrapping Paper
White Lend. ground 900 oil and dry
Red 30. painter, and pouc-1
& genera. assortment of Flint GLASS ware;
Splde-, Sh9,eI>. Axes IIuchcts:
Picks l.ajorhs, and Hoes
Grass and B-ar Scythes;
Cotton Yarn, assorted;
Castor Oli. &c. july 20 -29.
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Qua NOT an arrive I'D tii1e at the place oI ICh
devious on the road 10 Eski-Amaulter five
wersts from Prayadi.-Ouly six battal
/ lions with II field pieces and 100 cossacks
were assembled, yetthe Grand Vizler no.
yenuring to leave the feeble force on his
flank determined upon attacking them Oh
the 9th [l7th] MAY at , A. NJ. he ad
vaaced towards Eski-AmauIter at the hcao
ofI500 men, infantry and cavalry. The
handful of brave fellows stationed there,
were 10 Ia momentattacked and surrounded
. By an enemy four times their own number
. The regiments Selengwinsk, Ochotsk, a
Iakout>ki, bataed during five hours every
attempt made by the Turks to break THO
,acir lines.
Towards 9 O'Clock, Major General
Wach.cn arrived to their assistance from
Derono. with four bauallioas, four pieces
ofaruIlery and two regiments of Cossacks.
Their appearance dispersed the enemy
cavalry, and Dhe Grand Tizier seemed dis
posed 90 abandon has enterprise, falling
back two wre~ls unto tue valley of New
sla. The affair appeared atau end. Wacl
Ma Turks receiving reinforcement ot19
900 men. ReJsch.d Pacla resolved once
more to attempt the fortune orthe battle.
At about 3 p. VI. 1000 Turkish cavalry
advanced towards the heights situated be.
tween our corps ana the city of Puvadi,
itbelag evidently their cateutioa to pass
round the le!r flank of General Roth; fine
the latter thought it his duty to oppose tins
movement, and advanced towards the
Turkish cavalry at the head of the Ock-
DISK regiment, the 3lst chas.curs, and six
pieces ofarollerv, supported by battalion
ofYakou.sk regiment, another of the 23I
chasscurs. and I field pieces. In an I'M
slant Oc,outsk regiment and the 3Ist We're
-,,......,.,l,I b,. tf,, o,.17,'- L.r.a ttno-a.
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F,OPOSA1.S,
For publishing IN Hhceling, Ia.
a WEEKLY JOURNAL,
m ny L.a---r--r -.
ECLECTIC OBSERVER.

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I IT uninhucnccd by party preJudlces, either in
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Tho design of this work Is 10 circulate Suoh
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IN the editor and correspondents, the privilege OF
making such remarks Is circumstances NAV elicit
R,r IT, pr.ur,ual object viii be a faithful and can.
mn examination Of all systems, opinions, and
-,rfe,s. that bv heir influence affect the morals
,f society, with view o. disseminate The prluci-
pI.s If virtue and morality, and cxhiJi, vice and
lly I'M their proper colours. rs Tar as possible i,
Mi initiate the ancient Eclectic philosophers
,r, SD universally distinguished ior their impar-
t.l choice of wlIlcl CT appemcd best and mos,
rational.
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S. KING

GROCER & tDHHi SION MERCHANT
nEATN-sTRUETf
Offers OF sale, on pleasing terms:
20 Barrels New Odeln. Sugar
80 do Old Rye Whiskey, p.--..,.......
% do DO Last Winter ''''''' '''''
10 do Mickercl
30 DO $. !. Flour BroWulcc's AID Guiiillis
brands.
90 do do Diicren, brands.
do I've FiolT
20 Kegs Of Lard;
20 Boxes Of Candles;
1000 lbs. Prime Bacon.
20 Keg- fresh ground White Lead
Crates assorted Que,uswurc;
100 bbl1. Pittsburgh Salt, No /.
Window Glass,
Pig Lead;
Iuuiaitl Iron and Caetings assorted
a general assortment Of Nuis, from The MMr-
factory Of VI. :. Mason, s. &c. superior article.
ID Dozen Spades and Shovols,
8 do SteeTd Socket ~
10 do Sickle,
ID do Grass Soythe-, ~ We han-
2 Do Bur do maciufcfs
. 90 Straw hDge5 pnces.
3 DO P.cts,
3 90 Mau"rk',
q Do Tee keules, uuushalIy low.
Teacher with general assortment Of Groce-
les. 5ll q which will be disposed of on accom-
nothing terms.
June I'D. l-lJ