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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01

RUST received. direc! from New York, and
CD opened this morning. a small lot OF very
desirable goods. cons sting in part OF
\ few pieces PongePs
DO palmyrenes--extra wide and very sn-
peror qualify the colors are pea green, lilac,
straw color aud light blue.
piece oily Oriental Baitisie, beautifully fed
HENRY ALLISON.
Also, 3 or G dozen coarse Pantaloons, very
cheap, aud a lot of Cotton Yarn. II A.
IuUp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
TEOS. RUHlD
TO Mesers. ThumuS p.nr.. .---- q

10 MeSrs. L homas Rosser, Caleb
onearer and William Shearer.
W M'' please to take notice that on the
second Monday in July next, a, the house
o, herman Jordan, in the county of CamnbeIl
w''l take the deposition OF Benjamin Oliver
anu others, to be read as evidence in The Trim,
o. o. SUIT now depending in ,he county cnur, .,
campbell, IN Chancery, wherein | am pIa;o,;a
June II '"ENt'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01

iTIMDTCTNES,
Paints, Brushes, &c. for sale.
WHOLESALE OK RE TAIL.)
sseessdDLes G,nas.r SAT-.
90 lbs. Epson salts
. ono bottles CastorO Oh
20 lbs Lump Alagucsa
% do Powdered Rhu1aib, Superior
p do Root do 90.
81 do Sugar Lead
10 do Spirit iarlshorn
10 30 Spirit Atre DuIc
l5D DO Calomei
90 do Powdered Jalsp
300 do DO Cream Tartar
100 DO Gum Camphor snpaslor
- do Powdered Colunb
- do Roof do
90 boxes Window Glass
doO lbs Race Ginger
200 do Ground do
% do Waters assorted. coO!s and sizes =
some IN boxes
300 do Gum SheIlac
p do Nulmegs, superior
900 gals. Sweet Oil
1000 lbs Roll Birthstone, superior
1000 do White Chalk
2oD0 do Spanish Whiting
900 do Paris White
loo do Chrome Red new article
1000 do salt Petre
5000 do Alum
5000 do Copperas
5000 do Stick Logwood
1000 do Ground do
1000 do Slick Fustic
1000 do Ground do
1000 do Putty
800 do Aqaa Forts
90 do Best Turkey Opium
50 do Spanish Flies
SO do Calclnad Magnesia
1000 do Lamp Black
1000 do Dry Spanish Brown
500 do OH Nniiol
1000 do Dry White Lead
100 do White Mustard Seed
$40 gals Linseed Oil
Pants in Oh, all kinds in use
Dry Paints do do
Melin's Cough Drops
Andersons do do
Lamotl's do do
DE LamOuteIal's do do
Spanish Float Indigo, sunerior
Madras Indigo, al squares -new article
Medicine Guest Bollles--square
Alcohol
S,ri, Tr,.,,:
,',,;t ID .',,'a.;.
u -
~ i- D.'A -" v" nc ''''
e',ap'v ,. "''o' '''''' o' our s''"' i"S''"
- '' .u... cn.
N and Ssh sa,' 1','"' u a'"'''' D'"'"
comnlat. ,ssor,,no,',o s.oa,,;o. p.,,.
''"''''' '''o' '"'"'o VI '"ee''"s o'"s"
Jo do sc,ohhina H.,
A large assortment Of Camsrs h.r Brush.
o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
GYM ARAHlC, SC.

rRilIS day the subscriber is receiving Cor sale
atthe lowest prices. supply of Gum Ara
BIC Roll Birthstone and Oxalic Acid
u0WEL DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
Fresh Figs, Candies, &c.

TlHE subscriber has his day received sun
- ply OF Fresh Figs, Candies. sc.
June ss HOW'LL DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
~ Wills Z. z.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !

Best Bermuda Arrow Root.
HYiiIS day the subscriber is open.
ing fresh supply of best Bcr-
III muda Arrow Root, which is of.
fered for sale at the lowest prices.
Howell DAVIES
June II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
e ETN AND CHEa,

- - - -. LAX
Ne
E4thOm the latest arrivals al New Yo,L :,
IL Subscriber has received large and a'5 'ue
did addii,ons-which makes his stool p'u'
staple and Fancy Goods
General and complete The prices are ac...'
a''ed TO The times lie invites his en-
mrs ana Tue public to call, see and Jude,
themselves. lis stock consists in rarl Of
piece best superiine black cloth,
lew pieces second quality do
bi1e Cloths from ma iIng 10 very bet
Olive, Bottle Green and mixed do
Misunderstanding, black, draD and (aoc.
Valencia and Marsees Vestng white cot
and figured '9's5
French Bombazue
Black Prom liza Lasting, First rate article
DO Brochelle Gentiemeo'. rs, 'o'
DO Cneasslan and panaooos S"a's
Black BOmbazeile assorted
kaNsa and French Drilings
/ elbow Nan!teen, oirp' JeaGs add Wilnin.t5..
stripes, Union mixtures. &c &C. Sc.
IRISH L'nens and Lawns, Linen CamLfle AID
Lincn Cambria Hdkls
French aud Ster1ucker Ginghams IA ls,-.
aud beautiful hssurtmenD
Calicoes, "a very large and general assof,p...
very cheap
general assorlmen, Black silks, viz:
Best italan Lnstrmgs, (NaitiontsJ
Heavy black Satin aud Sdllu LevauIine
oenchews, oafsenetts. l.los De Naples.
pIeCe Pmk, do straw and ! do S., bf,,
figured Gtos De Naples SILK, very suna,l.
piece straw a"d piece french Gray G1gs
DE Naples oilk
Grtem, PINK aud white Sarsenets aud Flofen
CeS
White. Pink and other colored Sauns
IL aud 6-1 Bobnet Lace--lhread Lacps an,,
Edgines-Bobinelt Footines and lages
silk Barage Searis elegantly enbsoidrfeu)
Cave, Zephyr Grape aud ba,age ildkls.
Drab Baulsle and Bonnet Cambtic
piece blark Geuoa Velvet {supelioD
Black Italian Grapes VERY wide aud superior,
DO and coiored Ndnkeen Grapes,
flgated aud PLAN swiss, Null, .Jaco ieU aud
Camhric Nu,Hns
Checi, Il and corded Alnslins
Cotton and Six Hosiery
Ladies and Gentlemen best HDrsekin Gloves
Combs, Tortoise aud BRAZILIAN, Superior qua
ip)
rara,Jis aud umbrellas-C cord, &c.
Tapes. BobDins aud Floss thread
Green Barase and Gauze Wells PLAN and eet
lahbOns-ussorted
: CASTS Legnorn Bonneis, Cheaper than eys
\ large assortment Domesties CONSISTING @
brown and bltached oAntngs ana shget
ngs, Bed tcAIngs
Indigo. Cnecks auk Plads -anu Spra Gotten
very best qnalIIy)
Fur Has, black aud tIrab
Ia COL do do do
Palm leaf 90 mems and bows
ohues-baCk Plunella. Morocco, Sealskin and
Leather
GentIemrn's Leather Shoes and Boots
Hardware aud Cutlery
Queens and Glass Ware
And a general assortmsnt of GROCERIES.
witch ate sold very low, together with grrat
variety OF other Goods too tedious to eifuae
ate, al at very reduced prices tor cash only.
III ihr house o"hed by A. hoberlsnn, esq. W.
poslie the Post Office, where those who uanf
Great Bargains are particularly inriied 10 call.
HENRY ALLISON
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Shoe Store and Mandatory.
H. lCt'rIf,1n,

IEf As on hand, at his Store, rcxt door above
-sIA DR.. HoweI Davies, general assortment
OF Shoes, Of his own aud Northern manutac,
turc, which he offers at the lowest prices Also
Philadelpha made Boots al unusually low
prices He is prepared 10 execute work, par
ticulatly IN the ladies branch of business, with
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
To tic Hens Of Bartlett Ilamm, dec.

hNrOIlCE,-bhl be sold FOR ready money
~ " the highest bidder, at Campbell Court
House on the l2thslav OF July next Ct being
the Isl day OF CamphelI County Court eei-
tain tract ar lareei Of land. now IN the occa-
pancy oi Benjamin Oliver lying on both sidrs
oil Failing linad, IL said county. containing loo
acres, more or less, and adjoining the lands OF
Richard Caleham, Richard oclt. John Jet
kins, dec, Elisha Cnlehhm, Jesse Jenkins,
Epraim Gardner aud Thomas Daniel. which
and was conveyed 10 me III trust hy Ban amin
Oliver and wife, tor the benefit OF Richard Cal
lehEm aud others, by n deed Of iru,t dated the
23d day of January 1880, and duly recorded
IN the County Court of Campbell. The SAID
aud or 50 much thereof MS may be sufficient Ia
satisfy the objects Of said deed will be sold
Selling as trustee | shall convey only Ich htlt
as Is vested IN the as such 10y ,ani deed.
JOSEPH DiNNIDDlE.
June II tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
May "a


ClKHlNIA, 10 MT AT tue Rules holden in tn
Clerks office oi the county court Of Bedf1rd OF,
inc hfst Monday IN junc, leJ0, Frederick Aunspaugl
PHI. against John Aurkc, William Marke Alesa,d.r
Burton, and Adane his wIe, formerly Adalme Nark!e
Charles Marie ana John Marklo r. (Which said Charles
anu John are the infant children Of Charles AarLe de-
cedsedD and William Carson, admir- with the NH an.
neAed Of Charles Ma.hle, deceased, Deas In
ChHncery.
the defendants John Mardc, William Markle A.aA
ander Burton, Charles Marke, John Marble II. aud
illian Carson, admir- with the will annexed Of CLAIRE
Muhic sea- deceased, not having entered teir appear
anee and gwen security according to the act OF Assemb
and TIE rules oths court, 1nd tappeariug by siisc
tory evidence that they inhabitants this ce-
monwcalth. On Tue motion Of the plHnur by counsel
II IS ordered that the said defendants DO uppear here
on ciuufi Monday IN August next and answer thf
ofthc plaintiffs aud that copy oftlls order be fort
with inserted IN tine LynChburg snnn for IVY onont
successfully aud posted tie duor of the eoai
house for tHo successive court days.
AeoPy-feste, il. {. MITCHELL, c. b. {.
June II U9u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01

ETlRGlNIA, Set AT Rules holden IN the Clefh
~ Office of the County Court ofBediord, on The -
day ofApril, 1880. Silas Taylor, rltf against San
uc b. Page and John +. Sale, DIETS. In Chaneefs,
The defendant, Saml. b. Page, not having entered NJ
appearance aud given security according to the act "
Assembly aud the rules OF this court and it appearing
the Satisfaction ofthe that he is not lnhaba
of this Commonwealth On the motion of the planuh
by counsel it ordered that the SAID deil Sanll b. az
do appear here the 18th Monday June neXtand al
swer the bill ofthe plaintiff and that copy OF ihs Oh
der be forthwith inserted in the Lynchhurg 'rsi.i,
for two months successfully, aud posted at the ion,
door of the courthouse of this county on two severe
court days.
Copy--Teste, G. 4. NlNFlELD'b' =
ArriI l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
PATRICK HEN II. Y
ACADEMY.

<nuE next session Of the Patrick Henry
Z Academy will commence on The l9'h al
July next. All applications for admission Shnn'd
he made 10 the subscriber al Tray lofsVie, Hen
~ comfy. Va. t. W. L. BLOWN NJ
Terms per session, English Scholars $40
in Languages. Moral Philosophy, higher
Mathematics, DC. @l2 60-Bonrd 80.
June - wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01

W litGlN la to Wit At the Rules holden IN The.
Clerks office of the County Court OF Franklin sa
9TH day of June, 1880. John q. Leltwch Snthsau Il
David and Bowker Preston, late merchants, and putaes
trading under thestyc and firm OF Leitwci, Dnis ~
Company Fits, against Thomas Beaslcy, Delt. In
Ghancery.
The defendant not having entered his appearance and
given security according to the Of Assembly and tho
rules of this court aud it appearing the satisfaction Il
the court that he Is mol AT habiat Of ths Sute
ton othe plaintiffs by COUNSEL II ordered that ha said
Thomas Beasley do appear here the irst Monday
september next, and anwer the bill! OF the plaintiffs aud
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted III the
Lyuchburg Nlrgihian, newspaper printed IN the toSu
nilynchburg for t,n months successfully, aud posted
At the front door OF the courthouse of this county for
Two several court DAYS.
A Copy--Teste, JAMES c. TATE, D.C.F.C.
June Il WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01

APIRGINIA, to wit At a Court OF monthly stsloHr
d held for Campbell county, at the Courthouse thrft
Of on Monday the 10Th day Of May, 1880, and the .
year oflhe Commonwealth Jack Harvey Compalnal'
Against Sarah Iyree, Defendant, an Iniunctun
The defendant not appearing, and it appearing t. III
satisfaction oil the court that the said defendant not
inha0ant OF this State IL is ordered and tecreed ia
she do appear here ON the second Monday AU- l2i
next, aud answer the bill ofthe complainant ohefn
the same will be taken confessed, and tie matter
therein dccreed accordingly and that copy Of this OF
der be forthwith inserted III the Lynchlurg Virginia
for two months successfully and posted up OF the bon
door of the said courthouse.
Acopy-Ieste, JOHN ALEXANDER, C.
I'M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01

a RE now opening a beautiful assortment
~ Of new Goods direct from New York,
consisting of iancy Silks, fine Scotch and
French Ginghams. fancy Ribbons. green Bar
eye for Nells, "a French black Bombazine,
case Naverno Hats, l do superior Grass
Bleach Linens, witha general assortment of
fancy Goods, which will be sold low Tor cash.
June II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
Lamp. Oil.

VINE subscriber is to-day receiving supply
- oiaest Lamp OIL, Howell DAVIES.
lane 25
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
June Il
CoNaYtnership.

ggNHE Subscribers viii, in future, carry on
Z their Rope, Twine. aud Bagglng making
business, AT the old stand OF J. II. Echols, al
the lower end al main street. under the firm OF
Echols and Cundi,f, where they will keep on
hand a good assortment Of Cordage, Irvine Il
Cotion Baoging, for sale wholes ale aud retail,
al unusually low prices.
j.. ECHOES,
JONATHAN c CUNDlFF.
April % IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
HIGHLY APPROVED
SCYTHE BLADES.

n HAVE for sale,a large lot of Wheat aud
- Grass Bifdes, of first rate qualify. aud al
prices lower than usual The attention If The
public is called TO them in time for the az.
preaching harvest. JOHN j. PUhVlS.
June 10 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
A copy-Teste, JOHN ALEXANUER, {
Iav ,ygm

NRlRGlNlA-Ata court continued and held for baee
" ingham county, the 18th day of May, 1880 BE"
1amln A. Philips, Ptt against Valentine Scruggs an
Finch Scruggs cx'or of Allen Scruggs dec. Dets. u
ChaDcery.
his appearance aud given security according the aci
Assembly and the ruies OF this court, and it appeaa
TO the satisfaction of the court that he snot un in3o
liant OF this State 1t is ordered that the said Valentine
Scruggs do appear here the first day OF August Tenn
next, and answer the bill ofthe p!snt, aud that atoP'
Oh this order be forthwith inserted ia the iyhfhReir
slfglnan for two months successfully, aud pested ID
the front door oil the courthouse oil this county.
copy-Teste, Il. El.DGIDGE, {. R.C.
May WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
$50 RE III ARD.

ND UNAWAY from the subscriber, living IN
- the county Of Franklin, on the nleht af
The 9th instant, negro man slave named
RICHMOND. lie took with him n SORREL
HORSE, about years OF age. with blaZcd
ince, also new drab great coat. Richmond
Is n muaiio man. about thirty years Of age, or
perhaps upwards. FIVE feet, ten o. eleven lnchrs
high, IS slnewd fellow, aud can read, and
supposed he VAS decoy ed of by n white woman
ol pret'y large Sue, who was missing about the
same time by the uame OF sally Lamb The
above reward will he given lof the apprehen
SION aud delivery 10 me of the above ave and
horse. t taken ual ct the SAFE, twenty five dol
las Tor them, il taken in the state, and liberal
reward for either, on delivery, or being 50 Sc.
onfcd that get them again.
SPENCER JAMES.
June II ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-01
E.AArD EOR SALE,

FmNHt IrHCt IN NIlch 7 I've, ihfec miles west
a 81 Ivuchburg, is yet in the market
contains $50 acres, aud for richness Of soil, for
the large quantity al woodland, aud abun
dance OF Gne timber Is not cqnalled h, any
tact 81 the same SIZE III tins pait Of tie COun-
try. ALy person pIshing 10 own real estate ol
the first quality, would do we'll to see his rs
am determined to sell neat tenement in a
private parl OF Lynehburg wond be taken in
pad OF The payment.
FREDERICK SPECIE.
Mnv Il WITS
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Extensive Stock of Silk and
FANCY GOODS.

E * - 5 : 49,.
49, 81 -z@ 81 ~-a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-04
From the Commercial Advsftists.i
SACRED MELODY.

o God! though in haunts Of the lhonghtles'
depart
All sense of devotion awhile from my heart,
Yet still its warm incense, pure, sPoiless and
free,
Arises, forever, in silence 10 the.
When gazing, alone, in the calm evening
shace,
On the glores above me, Thy wisdom hast
made,
Whilst gently the neon, smiling swee.y and
bright
Is walking in beauty through islands OF light.
And nature is slumb'ring as calm rs child,
And hush'd is each murmer, soft, peaceful
and mild,
So still, it would seem all the world were at
rest
And Time had reRosed on Eternity's breast!
o! deep from my innormost soul, VIII arlse
Alteration unto Thee,-Thou viii not des
pise--
With feeling all heavenly, peace and
Joy,
Which the world may onervaie, but never de
stroy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-04
MEMORY.
By TUE Auruoa or GILLIAN"


Ncssun maggior dolors.
Che recordarsi del tempo felici
Nella miserIG Dante.
Stand on a funeral mound,
Far, far from all that love thee;
With a barren heath around.
And cypress bower above thee;
And think, while the sad wind frets,
And the nigh, in cold gloom closes,
OF the many fond regrets,
Of summer. and summers roses.
Sleep where the thundcrs fly
Across the tossing blllow;
Thy canopy the sky,
And the lonely deck thy pillow;
And dream, while The chill sea foam
Ia mockery dashcs DER thee,
Ofthe cheerful hearth, aad the quiet home,
And tic kiss of her hat bore thee.
Watch in the deepest cell
OF tho iocman dungeon tower,
Till hopes mos cb rish'd spe
Has lost lis cheering power;
Aud sing, while the CALLING chain
On every stu limb freeges.
Of;he huntsman hurryIng Der the plain
Of the breath of the mountain breezes.
Talk ofihe minstrel's lutte,
The warriors high ondeavor,
When the honicd lips are mute,
And the strong arm crushed for ever;
Look back 10 the summer sun,
From he mist Of dark Doceinher;
Then say .J .ae lroaaA ia .r.ei one
"'lis pleasant To reinemher"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-04

The numbcr required for the year, is es
tmated at four thousand. The proposals
viii state the prlcc per ration, at which The
contractor will deliver them, IN such quan
titles as may from time 10 time DC required
on board the said Cutter at Newport.
The rstions To be Of good and whole
some quality, 20 be approved by the collec-
tor; and the different articles comprising
the ration, to be delivered on board the
Cutter in good and Sufficient caska and yes.
sells, to be provided by the contractor, and
the contents thereof distinctly marked on
each.
1t is to be understood that the contract
or will be bound To Furnish, npon ressoDa'
Bile notice, as often ms may be required by
the captain of the Gutter, with the appro
baton Of the collector mot exceeding upon
an average, one day in each week. such
fresh meat and fresh vegetables, as may b,
equivalent to the corresponding parts o.
the ration allowed in tie naval service.
CHRIST. ELLERY, Collector.
Feb. IS, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-04

NrwspApERs.--The following obscrva-
,inns a.e % lust, that we cannot ivrbcar
inserting them here.
There is hardly any thing so much need.
in family as newspaper, and yet nothing
comparatively speaking, is esteemed of 50
li,le value. Ifa lnan undertakes 10 re-
trench his expenses, instead Of Topping of
what is really useless and extrayogant, the
frs, thing to be omputated is the nowspo
per. He will not drink bottle OF wine
less, nor smoke the less tobacco. nor diyest
himself Of single unsecmlr hsoit; but he
sits down and demonstrates 10 certainty
tina, paper neither feeds nor clothes him,
&, therefore IL is a great tax. Then note
is despatched 10 the printer ;--"Sir' ! can
not afford to take your paper any longer
or Times are hard, money scarce; ergo,
you may discontinue sending my paper
or with any other excuse that may come
uppermos, Now we believe that every
one who will make fair trial. and observe
the influence of reading over bis fatnlly
will hnd at the end of the year, that he Is
not shilling poorer for having been a sob
tcrlber to n good newspaper. lie vii
have accumulated more real intelligence
Of the every day concerns Of Life and Tho
movement OF nations-we take Il Tor grant
ed. that he has perused every number W {
! avidiiy-ihan he would have lone n sc
ries OF years deprived Of the sight thereof
His wife will have picked up much inforB.
. Alton relative 10 the government Of nc
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-04
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Port Of .Nswport, FEB. ish, 1880.

SEALED Proposals will be received at
- this office, until the twenty seventh
day of February instant, for the supply OF
rations to the non commissioned officers
and seamen of the United States Revenue
Cutter EAGLE, for the term of one year
from the first day of April next. The ra.
tion for the Cutter Service, is the same as
that allowed in the Naval Service, and con.
sists of the articles enumerated in the fol-
lowing table, to wit:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-04
VIM. L.. Melville,
Yin Plate Worker.
No. !G2, Thames street,

eFU. tU-' 4 H'tHIt" oIFt't1
ToNTINURs to carry Oh the above busi-
" ness as usual, and keeps constantly on
hand, general assortment ofTIN WARE,
and other articles in his lire, 10 suit the
market, and positively will sell them as
low as can be purchased in the State, not
excepting of pedlars; those who wish 10
encourage their own towasman. viii do
well to call and satisfy themselves of the
truth Of this assertion.
Merchants and Pedars can be supplied
at wholesale. as low as can be purchased
in the United States. Old Pewter, Lead,
Copper, Brass, and Rags, taken in prefer
ence to cash.
G-SOAP STONE FURNACES, and
OVENS for Baking.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-04

jniemperance and Tredchsry, Altar 9s
scmbly recently held IN this city, a young
man entered, gally attended by those who
seemed conscious of an elevation IN being
his companions. In the course otthc eve.
ming. these associates, who could better
endure the pefnicous indulgence, without,
perhaps, any evil design, induced the
lhoug gLtless youth TO pariake too freely of
the cup.-Ile coon became embarrassed,
and sought TO conceal his confusion and
extreme modification by escaping from the
public eye; but as he turned from The com
pany, the feelings Of griof, shame and self
reproach. rushed upon him and he fell as
| by paralylic stroke. His new aSsaciales,
hinsiead Of admiuisterirgto 20 his he epessness
7 1.-The only atonement which they couIdnow
make for their reckless crlme--abandonod
! him and even cast their sDeers upon an
AGED man who hoverCd over the yonlh.and
finally bore him away in his arms This
is bui one instance Of The treachcry and
hasenpss which belong to the devolccs Ol
the bowl. They FIRST hold out the glowing
temptation, urge IT upon the unsnspectlng
| by professions Of friendship, and then, be-
cause the unwary youth complies, abandor
| Tim in tie hour of his weakness, and pour
| upon his mortified sensilivcness, their BIT
ter scorn and derision There IL honor cv
on among thieves but tfeachery q death
in .hc ranks of intempcrance! And he whc
allows himself TO be drawn into their de
! llrious cvolulions but for one honr--may
/ cxpect TO find himself bclrayed--rulBcd--
and his grave dug By the hands of those
very beings whose lips are full ofthe warm
est expressions Of friendship!
Weshinrton Spectator.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-04
Edward w. Lawton,
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