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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-04-13
EAGLES.

We have been favoured BY Mr.. Forbes
with the following particulars relative to
the history Of the eagles which occur in
Orkney. There are two species in that
country, the white-tailed or cinereous ca.
gle, Falco albiciNa. and the golden or
ring-tailed eagle, Falco chrysaetos. OF
the cinereous eagle the following breed
ing places are known. White-breast,
Dwarie Hammers, and Old Man. in Hoy,
South RonaIdshay. and Costa Head, in
Mainland OF the golden eagle: Shook,
to the east of Rackwick, and rock to
the west Of the same place, in Hoy, and
the meadow ofKaims.
Some people were out fishing in boat
near the Black Craig Of Stromness. when
an eagle came soaring slowly along. A
hawk probably the goshawk) was observ-
ed 10 launch suddenly from the rock and
strike the eagle when both birds fell into
the sea. The eagle was quickly despatch
ed by the boatmen, but the hawk, in con-
sideration of his bravery, they intended to
treat in different way. Finding, how
ever, that he had broken his wing with
the force Of the blow. they laid him upon
a shelf Of the rock, with piece of fish
beside him but on visiting the place
next day. they were disappointed to find
that the bird had disappeared, having
probably fallen into the sea.
The clergyman Of Hory was walking
near his house, when he heard the squeal OIL
pig. which excited his attention, as he
kept none Of these animals. On looking
about him, he perceived an eagle soaring
away to Hoy Head with young gruntei
in his talons. He tossed up his hat blu,
the eagle took no notice of it. Oninquir.
ing among his neighbours. he found thai
the pig had been taken from one of them
and was just four weeks old. This cir.
cumstance. our informer says, may give
some countenance to the story Of a young
child having been carried off by an eagle
in Orkney many years ago.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-04-13

The lines found in Lord Byron's Bible,
and attributed generally in the American
prints to that nobleman, will be found in the
first volume of the Monastery. where they
originally appeared, and by the author of
which they we're written--Sir Walter Scott.
Charleston City Gaz.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-04-13
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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-04-13

Part of the houses will be finished by the
first of June, and all are expected to be
done before the first of August Miners
Journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-28

Society y op,se t. spad not one or two pious
memb - oi Chfisian'y into foreign hnds.
| afno a different nni Fernap ~ uspie'nn
race, pfanoihrf complexion but To transport
annually, for an indefinite number OF gehr , iH
one viow OF il. scheme. sx ihonsand, IN ano+
ther fly siI thousand. missionaries 81 the les.
crudauts OF Atfi u iisrlf, with the same inter.
asts. sympaihirs. and constitutions OF the na-
iives, To- communicate the hen ITS 81 our re.
gion, and of The arts. AMI Il. colony 81 Misi
sionare. j. 10 operate MT alone by p'eacetng
the Il &C Iine Of truth aud of reyslatinu sch,
hnwevrr delightful 10 VI ear # The iaihful
and intelligent, are not always cump'eh nded
by un'uiored sewage, but also by works OF &C
slar demonsirninr. II vii open ior'ss, lulld
towns erect temples Of publ watship, and
practicnily rxhlbii 10 tn native SONS OF Africa
the beautiful moral spectacle aud the sni efof
advantages + our RELIGIOUS AID snola s}si.nis.
In this I'm exaggerated VIEW Ul he subject tho
Colony. compared With nther Mhsioi aty plana,
presents the force nd grandeur al uobla
steamer. maj stlcally ascend ny, aud with ease
sub Jung the Gu rent oi the Miss ssipvi IN con.
parison with the Ieebls nrd totiettue canoe,
mov my slowly among The reeds thai fringe it,
shores. u holos uIi the image Of the rssisilcsi
powfr oi the Misslssipp, itself, rushing from
The submits Of The Rocky M"unlaIns. Pna
ana king u" deep AID hroad and fhpid 9 fse
through the heart III tbs roniIhrut thohshnds
oil miIe. 10 the Gnii nf NJ aico. ~ ,omp.i IN
with thai OF al obscure Tiyulrt " ndlng I I'M
d,cernablc way through da X Il len q forests
or luxurient pialrles in which II 5 quickly and
forever lost
Gentlemen Of III, e ioniz ation Soeri. OF
Kentucky not one word arrd be added ia
conclusion. 10 animate you, perseverance OF tn
sii nuhie your lhbots Il tn humane cause
which you have Il ihpi tsty ospousrd We
h W. reason To believe thai we have H. Ell him
erin favored, anf shall continue Ia b. bIpsed
with The smiies oi Providence. &. nhdilg IN
hi approving Jndg ent, mud con'e us q. tho
bcucyuence nud uiit, of nui tntsn ions va
may icarlessly advance in Our etcai ~oik Aud
when Ne shall as snot We must. be translated
iIom this into another tnrm OF existence. N the
nope presumptuom that W. shnl tbeie behold
III commoa Father OF whites aud oi blacks ila
greet Ruler OF the Universe, cal Iii Al 'ciug
Ey up ~ cit tiz, Il and fcgeneralsd Atica, hs
c ilnNHied IL Ids. ~ con Is s'ud1"d VII nu
me Gus CITIES adurn,d y It'll tow ing i"u,l,les.
dedicated thr pure Re igtnn Of h,s tedeen'ng
500, ~ ia lamrd Nige ami olhc, g,ce' lsern
lined " III aourishing vi ages, aud navtea'ed
Nj h that wonderful power which Amer cen
< Mn. frs encers.fIlly applcd-nnd thHtal'er
DIV Hing with satslaciion upt0 the Elntions
specuclr, lie will deigp 10 look with an foba.
non npnn US His hLmble insirGmcnts, who
have contribute 10 prnduce a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-28
pJyT of RIGHTS.


.o..i...,,ion of Rights made BY the Representa-
a ps. ocJbs good People of VIRGINIA assem-
i 10 ~ fail and free Convention; 'ohich 'igh'
G'' .,c,, IN them, and their P0sierity, as the
.,i;, md foundation Of Government
Unanimously adopted, June l3th, LON
r., I'll men are by nature equally Tree
..asneoden,. aud have certain inherent rights
~ ,,hich when they enter into state Socir'
=. they cannot, by any compact, deprive Ut
i;,ss, their posterlty namely, inc ehJ"y"F"'
1t aud liberty, with the means OF acquiring
T. possessing property, q pursuing q obtaining
baopiuess and safety
. That all power IS vested IN, anu co"9ed'e"'
l., derived from, the people that Mag ,s'a'fs
arc their trustees and servants, anu al al ''hes
amenable to them l., i,,,.,
n That Government is or ought 10 ne, h-n'"
"a Tor the common benefit, protection anu Sc
s,,;ty of the people, nation. or comma"hy :
San the yarious modes and forms OF govern
80, thai is best, which is l'able producing
a. ,reat,.st pgree oil nappoess aud sit'y
W. ef,ec,ualiy secured against the danger
s,'oIadmi,i.tration;S that when any govern
van, shan be found inad q ate or contrary
- Ihese purposes, majority q the commnnry
,,,h IN i,dubtable, audi"nah =, and l"ueiea
.;hle right. to reform, alter Oh abolish II IN socu
-'.anoer ss shall be judged mos; conducive 'o
the public veal. o,. oro o,,,,e,
,oexcusive or sepera'" emo .nmen's or p'sl'e
20. from the community, but IN consideration
81 nnb,ic services, winch not beng d'cens'o''
nsi'ber Dug t the Office OF h"5'''ra'e' Legs
oi.ln,or. or Judge, TO be hereahary.
S. That the, Legislative a"h Executive noRe
If the State should be separate anu n'S''"c
from the Judiciary aud maj '"e mehoe's
NV, I'M & =, ma, be restrained from oPpres'i' n
~, Wv ,ss,ino and par icipating the ourihens o
y neonle. they should, a, fixed periods, b.
MIR. CLAWS SPEECH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-28
VIRGINIA LIGisLATUnE.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
lnI.ItAY Ian u.

A communication WIS IeetIv.d from he Sc
nAir, stn ine that they had passed the bil, Ia
tahlIsuing II msl Siion - Hour ANA indian
mraf III tn toNn Il farmstlie, III ,he county
al Prince Edward and Mao NTH o. an,t nd
mrnl, the bill i" Authorizing lbe see ~ o'l#
laru lunds " here Ednund bbS dta, s'ia
ed - The HOUSE agteed - this amendment
Tn odef oi the da, WAS thru ldken up
WHEN. IN he motion oi M Va Ians 81 Han.
rison the Iiousr piocr' drd TO tbf election oi
sn Ex,culiv acllof, III i6c place ol John
Campbell, L.q. Lspprintcd Treasurer OF 'hn
u. 81
And Gneen candidate, were named, as foi
lows;
M Richardson Of James City, ROSE Il noui
mate Beverly Il. Il NV, In I,sidrni oil this ci
H1--seconded ~ NJ, Garland o. Amherst.
Mr. Tyler nominh,ed ia coli agur. John
u. Chrlsian OF Chatles Cry supported by
Mr. Cook
Nj, Williams OF Harrison nominated Dan
vel Sm,iu, one OF the delegales OF the Gun
~ oil Kauai Ia supported by Mr. Edglng
ton.
Mr. Upshnr nominated John ". Bfocker'
Lroug0 Lofih~ city l-suppoitec by Me"ra
Dabnrs aud Ninof
". Gtln.s nolnlnated Col. Jobn Baxter a
Poeshontas.
NJ Baylv nominated Or. Geo. Sohrref Of
NJ hampton.
M, Gdmrr nominated Daniel A. w lson,
II Cumberland supported by es1s 1a1-
and "a Amber and Wilson Of Cumbsiia
- Nullam- oil HeoI co, Nominated VIZ
u thamberlayne OF iiehf,rO.
MI Cd5ell nominated Geo. w. Nelson OF
Hanover supported by Sit Rges OF Camr.
bell.
Mr. kcIer nominated John M Iulton oil
Washington county ; supported by MIR Gregg
~
Mr. Mason Of +. nominated Il robert G.. Nj.
chuas OF tins tity.
M scot nom,nsted his colleague Dr. hos.
y. Atkinson ot iIaliisz
MIR Rutherford nominated d.. John Hayes
OF his city.
NJ, Burfoot nominated Wyndham Robert
son ot this clty-Ftcuuded by Nj GurtraDl
Nj. Rive oi I q nominated James Lyons
IT, ii his liy--second by Nj Gaode.
The Nominations being exhausted, Mr. VII.
liams OF Har, was requested To Communicate
TO tn Senate thai The House was now ready
10 pro coed 10 IA, election, and iuaI the iollo"-
ilig gentlemen lnamn,g them. were in nomi-
nation.
AR Clopton returned With q message from
lhe senate stating that they were ready TO
proceed WITH the ELECTION, aud that no add.
tIooai nooiuat,On was made 10 thsi body.
The following gentlemen were named by
the Chair, as a committee TO meet .he COM.
mlltee from the Senate. for the purpose OF
examining tire ballots, viz:
MessIs. Richardson OF Jemes Cuy, TYLER OF
Charles L -, Williams OF Harrison, Urs shaw,
Grimes. Bnyiy Gilmer, Dabne,, Williams OF
Hen leo, CabelI, Keller, Mason 81 Frederick,
Scott oil HALIFAX, Rutherford, Buriooi, Gar
land OF Amhr,s, Edging,on, Rises OF Prince
George, Gregory. Garland vi Nelson. Cook OF
Stafford, Kiyes OF Camp beil, Wllseu Goode e.
GueTrant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-28
TERMS.

49,, ,uan.n. payable In adgsnes.lo sub
IT For ,, ~ ,ece,vsd for less time thahssx Months
-puon WI pe no aiscontinned (put attbs diseton
AL a" l Piro until all arroafas'' are pe
wal l BE a ,%d's'ss sss
pare cor le's rrbs, frn:n DISTANCES n be pald for
a,lal. so t,ar IN ertion or the Pa assumed y
n, ,ss .p 1o po'.Onin Lynehsui Z,
'' % chancery Order, not ohe''dagzso 'q'af'' are
Ia IA, six dollars
,1,,eters ldressed TO the kdttsfsmust be posi-
u All ,e',' viii not be atte ndea ID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-28

wy WM. B. GILES.
w3n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-07
8. " Edison,
Thomas Wagarty

RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of Alex
q an,ria and its vicinity, that he will open SEMI
NARY for the education of young Gentlemen on the
9TH instant, at his dwelling. house on Duke-street till
more suitable situation be procured. The Soho
lsstic course will comprise the Greek, Latin, French
and English Languages; Logic, Metaphysics, Rheto-
RIGS. Hocu,ion and Composition; Ancient and Modern
History, Chronology, Geography with the use OF the
maps and globes Mathematics, Arithmetic writing. &c.
The advertiser from his long experience in teaching
and in qualifying young Gentlemen tor I'M
vesi,ies and professions both in Europe and this Dis
trc,, trusts he will give general satisfaction he
pledges himself that his utmost exetions will be used
in Facilitating the literary improvement OF the pupils
who may be committed to his care
information concerning T. IFS capabiity, acquire
ments, and discipline Teacher may be learned by
applying to Maj Gen Mscomb, Gen Mason, Clement
Smith, John Ma,bury, WIN S. Nco!s, Esqs Col. fow.
Ter, and Capt Morton, Georgetown; John Boyle, OF
The Navy Department, John IcLeod, Principal OF the
Central Academy, Washington City; and Dsnf Bryan,
Esq AleXantirIa Terms caa be ascertalned by hq'nr
aug of I. " At his residence on Duke street.
n. d Since the foregoing was type, the bulldog
on Prince street us-d present. as place OF wor
scip ~ the Society of Reformed Methodiss, has been
obtained by the advertiser, aud he will commenc.
teaching therein the day above specified.
dec 9-d6tTlawtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-07
SE.ina, Glass ware, &c.

30 CRATES AMI PACKAGES containing elrgant tea
= ' ,e,ssgoll bindssI, 81 peices. do Iustre and
%Irc do peices, gold edged cups and saucsrs. en-
AArueI inln tras very cheap, blue o cut glass tum
ger stI VINES rng, h,h, ln, comet anil concave pat,
IN Chlna ami glass cup Plates, gold edged plates and
@Nfe plchers, elegant hlS,re Jackson pitchers, lamps
,as ilnt AMI bin, inunt, do button piate, blown and
hS'oapnteTs labelled snl plain dec ,nters, common,
aecsH cut glass 10, blue printed She's plates, pitch
'soVs. covered di,hes aud baker. }. ,eapots, Sill
s>, and cream edged Plates AMI d she's, IN ,hogany
ON, 'ox glasses with glass knobs, do swing do pain
s,'s's anil tsbetdo, glass dishc.; moulded; square
'h'yd glass KNOBS ribbed and twisted, do pressed
eG '4ure 'pindieS, do plain with de-, Italian looking
'ss> draw do, stone pans and covers, with variety
',he' articles Just received and tor sale by
GEO WHITE. Auctioneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-07
FAIL GoDds.

StHARIEs BENNETT has receired, and egers to'
Y saie wholesale and RETAIL
Supcr6ne black, Ma, blue and oln cloths
Back, dark blue and steel mixed kerseymeres
Fine blue and steel mixed st'tincits
Ladies dark blue and claret h'h't-clohs
Avariety of miied drab cloths and kerseys
\ bale of very stout English tr'b and mixed do
Ladies' hoskin and fork tan gloves
Gen,lemen's English d2e,kin Tito, OF irsl quality
Flag, Madras, aud conpan, bandanna hdkts
Black Italian and English sewing si'ks ct first qy
general assortment of cotton, silk and lambs
WOO hose
few dozen of first quality ladies' black and
slate worsted hose
Cotton balls, assorted, from 20 to 90
100 packs 4. y and so, German pins, quality said
| TO be very superior to English
Rose blankets heavy, full sized English, from "a
to lS.4
Irish linens and diapers, Domestic goods
4 general assortment Of brown and bleached cot
tons; amongst the latter some of extra quality, liz init
t;ton of Madras cottons
A case very stout ga sheeungs
Two bales domestic kerseys for groes
a bale of 40 No. iinseys, very good quality
White, red, yellow and green tl'nhels
Superline "A and : he'd ticks and checks
SEINE IJJ I'VE and SHOE THREAD.
scpt22 "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-07
Superior Black Ink Powder,
AND
LIQUID INK,
WARRANTED PERMANENT,

WARRANTED PERMANENT,
Manutaetured by NOR7lHt5' W.7RRIN, Philadelphia
TIVE above has been fairly tested and found to pos
scss all the separate advantages combined, which
have been considered sufficient Recommendation to
the public, Of the various articles of the kind that have
been prepared in this country, or imported from Eu-
rope. II is confidently relied upon that single trial
of the Liquid Ink or Ink Powder, 1.-THE latter Of such
general convenience travellers, and particularly for
voyGges will prove their superiority over any Of
the preparations in
The public attention is respectfully invited to the
following recommendations:
"1he subscribers, having used North & Warrins
Liquid Black Ink, Thy them warranted permanent, and
to be manufactured from their fine Ink owder,] beg
TO recommend II to merchants and others, who will
fnd on trial. that il flows freely from the pen retains
its color and where beautiful black ink is required
for deeds and other public writings, this composition,
have doubt, will bear comparison with amy arti-
Gle of the kind manufactured in this country, With
that imported from Europe"
!ohn Reed, Esq President Philadelphia Bank
QCempbeR Esq Cashier do
HL5A.ngsuorif, Esq Cashier Bank North 'neriea-
HRuhl, Esq Cashier TURNER'S ana Mechanics Bank
HJIeris, Esq flasher hchuyikiW Bank
J Roberts. Esq Cashier stephen Gi.urd's Bank
Dr samuel Jackson. adjunct Professor Uniper Penn
Dr JicoL GREEN Professor IF Chemistry Jefferson Col
Clement c Bdd1s; Esq Notary Public
Henry G Freeman, Esq d,
G rdmpbeh Librarian Philadelphia Library
JRay6otd Parliamentary Supreme Court
John Geyer hegister " wills
Isaac Elliot, Ccnreyaneer r.
Isaac UcnipaLe do
I'D Nor6ury, Esq
John Oahjo"d t1erh ojMe District of Southwark
&N SIomon. County .fudifo,
~ Coats, Prothonotary's C6feS District Court
TSCWr,r d1 do
& u Head do do
Dara Letcis. Esq President Pnanir Insurance Co
JR Uuscheer. Esq On do
JNlM, Esq Sec'y Pennsylvania Fire do
Ihos TSniley, .7efuary Penn Life do
JPryor, B0ard If UeaM
" II Johnson Principal High School Franklin Int
b II Rand Urating Master
Henry BrisiOv. do
Womas Rastr, Teacher
g DcnniSOn do
- Shwat do
Enn,on Williams, Nurxyor
Jennings e Thomas, .iuciionfers
Rnor Boggs e 60, MerehGnfs
John Gngg do
Marcus Ball 6J
y Potter do
Burgia, Hood e Pearsai, Merchants
JGhn Bradey
81 Taylor
For sale by DAVID MARTIN,
nov s -2aw2m Bookseier. .9iergndyid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-07
vol, Va
New Orleans Packets.

LAYING been engagedin the New Orleans trade
.yN .,b ar ,chonurr. the TRANSPORTER the
S$1.flGrUpS BiRGE, during the lat s season. s;n
VI VI. IN. considerable encouragement from SNIP
90. Undertake to keep both of these vessels
2., s,,,,,, trade. The wASHISsroS's BARGE VIII
ne,s to sail abou; the middle of January, and
p 81 rS1 ma, a ufi:rent quantity TO mike it AN ob
tAi Ga" h,f. cargo, Offers At either Richmond or
,s-l, one Of the vessels will be sent to either
~ .,".,y- expense to shippers; orwhen sucn guam,
'a' ~, as tn make il OF less Importance, the
- NJ" ,r,e raid by usto Norfolk point OF sail
,.s,s!, have proved themselves equal it not
,,,ny IN the trade; aud the masters SHAH be
n =, win be approved Of COS.
Norfolk, nov IS ~, co,rar
- rbr Alryanlra Gazette, Richmond Compher'
Il p,,sr,burg Eepnhicsn' Will please insert IN. .
a." M. ~. december, AMI afterwards insert the
lime n and then forward their accounts tor pay
d ''''' g.. < s.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-07
CaAcine& MagMesia

xHrE have received direct from the Mar, land Che
w mcal Works, SUPPLY Of superior CaicIned Mag.
nesia made after the amer Of Iienry's celebrated
magnesia his magnes "a We warrant TO be a. good,
if better, than the English, having By testing The
two articles together, proved this 10 be superior
We here offer in condensed form, at half the price
of the imported, perfectly pure magnesra and may
be tax en- into the mos, delicate stomRch without pro-
ducing the slightest nausea, Gan object oen SO consi-
derabIe with pin, sicians) being rather pleasant than
dsagreeable tasted In the Of the American aFti.
Gle, and when it shall become generally known, we are
satisfied will supcrcede tie use OF the imported IS
pecisy as il is afforded 4, the same price and Is more
sure in effect than the common cslcined masH II
is pu, up in bottles and labelled With directions, 10
convenient size for families or retailing !" country
stores or other places where medicines are vended
Also. an assortment OF
COMBS, BRUSHES IND SOAPS,
Consisting ol
Tuck. side, long crooked, neck and pocket combs
Cloth HAIR, fies, nall vsrnsh sash tools, and camel
hair brushes
Rose. transparent, vsriega,ed and Windsor shaving
soaps. For sale by
august II WILLIAM LANPHIER B. co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-07
Cash for EegrOes

VNE wish to purchase ONE HUNDRED LIKELY
w NEGROES of both sexes, from IL to Is years
of age field hands also, mechanics of every dcscrip
ton Persons wishing to sell ,ulh do well to give us
CALL as we are determined TO we higher prices for
slaves than any purchaser who is now may be here
after in this market.
Any communication in writing will be promptly al.
tended to-. We can at all times be found at our resi-
dence, west end of Duke street, Alexandria, u. C.
dec II rankin 4 ApMFIELD.
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pulwRsDAy momNu1ao 0ANwAmU 2, $780,
Robert Barry

HAS just received, and is;now opening at bt storE,
northeast corner of King and Royal streats for.
merly occupied by Mrs. she,ion assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Consisting in part Of the tolo,oing articles
Cloths and cassmeres p. 49,
Cassinets and vesng 81" =:
Merino shawis and scarfs ~ So.
Thibet do and hanikerchiefs
Cloth shawls and cotton do
Cambria, book and Swiss muslins
Bandanno and cotton handkerchief;
Blankets, aannels and green baize
Bleached, brown and colored domestic cottons
Irish linen and lawns
Caicocs and circassians
Ladies' white and black silk hose
Gentemen's white and black silk socks
White and black Italian Grape
Bnrlaps and Scotch linens
Cotton yarn and many other articles
G:n;lemens plaid cloaks .s--.
All of which will &c sold at reduced prices for cash
deco
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Cotton Yarn.

SETE have just received an additional suHpIy of Cot.
w ton Yarn, Of all numbers; and shall constantly
eep on hand large stock of all numbers which is
manufactured for from superior cotton by the best
new machinery, and by master workmen and We war
iart il to be of first late quality
10 mu26 JJSEPH LfNNEY e co.
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fashionable Fall Goods,
House 0finaustry.

~, managers OF this Institution have placed with
Inn, u S"Nam Nut, the principal par, Of the clo-
A. niue under their superintendent This being
Net Nv sale a. 'ery b,o prices will, it is hoped,
h,nl 'ys",ar and early sales. The articles on
re Irs suited tor isborers aud servants A few
asx, A.. ,pecnen AT Mr.. Norris's, Prince street,
n S'oi below the old pos, Office; the remainder at
WINS lower end Of Prince street.