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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-27

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aRRKVAAS OF
MEDICINES,
Paints, Brushes, &c, for Sale.
,~IvHOLESALE Or RETAIL
5000 LBS. Gl.ussr Sails
2doO lbs. EPSON Sails
800 bottles Castor OIL
900 lbs. Lump Magnesia
OF do Powdered hhuOarb, superios
% do Root do DO
81 do Sugar Lead
100 do Spiri, Harishorn
$50 10 Spirit Nltre Dulc
100 do Calomel
80 do Powdered JaIap
800 do do Cream Tartar
100 do Gum Camphor, superior
90 do Powdered Columbo
% do Roof do
90 boxes Window Glass
600 lbs Race Ginger
200 do Ground do
90 do Waters, assorted colors aud sizes,
some in boxes
300 do Gum SheIIac
- do Nuimegs, superior
300 gals. Sweet Oil
q lbs Roll Birthstone, %superior
200U do White Chalk
2O0O do Spanish Whiting
900 DO Paris White
100 do Chrome Red-new article
1000 do Salt Petre
1000 do Alum
5000 do Copperas
6OOO do Stick Log ood
1000 do Ground do
1000 do Slick Fus,ic
1000 do Ground do
1000 do Putty
300 do Aqua Forts
90 do Best Turkey Opium
81 do Spanish Flies
50 do Calcined Magnesia
1000 do Lamp Black
1900 do Dry Spanish Brown
500 do Oh Vitriol
2o00 do Dry White Lead
100 do White Mustard SEED
500 gals Linseed Oil
Paints in Oil, all kinds in use
Dry Paints do do
Meliin's Cough Drops
Anderson's do do
Lamott's do dc
De LamOnteIat's do do
Spanish tioai Indigo, super Tor
Madras Indigo, IN squares-new sitic'a
Medicine Chest Boliles-square
Alcohol
Spirit Tnrpentine
Liquid Ink, superior
ked and Black Ink Powder-superior
a complete assortment OF Surgical lnsiia
ments
A complete assortment of Painters Brush
es aud sash Tools
A complete assortment OF Sweeping Brush
Us
a DO do Scrubbing do
A large assortment Of Camel's hair Brush
4 do do Marking do.
An assortment of Brushes for marking To-
A large assortment Of White.wash Brush.
A DO DO hearth and dusting
Brushes
\ DO do Table Brushes
A DO do Clothes and Hat
Brushes
\ do do Tooth and Hair DO
A do do Comb, Nail and jew
eller's Brushes
A do do Flesh & Shoe Brushes
A do do Narnishes all kinds il
use
An assortment ofPorif'ai, Tools
Refined Ok Gall fer rendering water coIors
more pc, manenl aad beuutliui-new
article
Al the secret remedies
All the Patent Medicines in use
All the new Medicines.
Together with a grea. rariety OF other good
III OF which am determined 10 sell on as g5o4
rms as any othc' Rouse in Virginia.
Howell DAVIES,
Nam 81. Lyaehbprg.
May II
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afaY2I
Forty Dollars Reward.

- ANAWAY rom the Subscriber. living m
IS the upper end Of Beafatl county. near
f,-@er,s ford, on Slaunton river, on Saturday
lirbt the 10Th ms. n likely young negro fellow
named bet%ee" y and -
xears OF age, about . feet o inches hish, very
-t,u, mndr. rather yellow complicated, Of a
bold mud open counloDance-too away with
bin .andry articles Of good clo,hmg, mostly
homr made. lie is u healthy. slrong and rcso
lu,e fellow. and viii, in all probability, endea-
,or m 20 10 The sfate of0hio. The subscriber
,ntertsins some fears that he will be aided IN
his elopenent by some white persons. The
nublic, i, is hoped, will keep a vifllant watch.
will give a reward OF $40 for said runawny
i taken out OF the said county aud delivered to
me. OF 500 il secured in an, jail 50 that | get
linn ogain. JOiiN
BEDFORD. Nav 81 Nv
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EN- TERYaNNM MENU.

YNWILL be kept at the La Fayette Inn, of
" cupied for the las, two years by Can't.
John Franklin, dec, formerly called the White
House. AT Amherst Courl House, OH the follow
ing terms, VIZ: Dihner and horsefeed, 90
Supper % Breakfast 25.
PHlNEAS ]. PIERCE.
Jan 81 -
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MfESsRS. John Hardwlel AID Thps Cole.
1Sl man, who was admr. OF John Coleman
and Elizabeth Coleman, dec.-Genilemeu -.
Please to take notice. that on tho first, second.
and third days of June next. at the Tavern
House OF James s. PendIeton, in the town of
New Glasgow, III the county OF Amherst. and
State OF Virgin a, | shall proceed to take the
deposition of llezekiah S. Fulcher aad others
to be used as evidence in a suit in Chanc.rv,
depending III the county court of Amherst. in
which am complainant and Won ~, dcNs.
DAVID S. GARLAND,
April | ow
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TE.OS, R.UTDD

ESPECTFULLY informs fI, trends and
A0 the public generally, that h. viii sell or
sup tobacco. or any other country produce on
commission. lie has rented a large fre.proot
or'ek tenement, for the purpose OF storing col.
'ou, Hour. bacon, hemp, and other articles al
'taae IN this market. lie keeps his Office a,
INC store room of Miller l. Roberts, Bank
square, Lynchburg, Va.
Jan. .. .r.,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-15
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
JA NnEES AT'EAEM&ON,
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.

JFashingtoa City, THesdaY Dee. 7, 1880.
This day, at IL O'Clock, the President of the
United States communicated to both houses of
Congress the following
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GREECE,

Accounts from Greece are highly salts
factory. The crops are said 20 be very
ine, and the country fast recovering rom
the ravages of war. Athens alone re-
manned 10 the hands of the Turks. Tie
following letter from the Ministers OF the
"three powers" to Count Capo d'lstrias,
Governor Of Greece, will be read with
much satisfaction, as it promises an extern
soJ of its boundaries both by land and
sea-
"SR-We hasten TO acIuaiat you wl,h
The high appreciation ofuar respective Sow
ereigns of your administration, aud OF their
desire TO see You continue to govern and
administer the interests OF your nation with
that zeal 7ad activity which have always
distinguished your EXce.!ency.
As the remuneration OF Ponce Leopold.
again gives occasion for tae Allied Sovc-
reigns to think Of the interest of your ma
iOn, we, being authorised by them, inform
yol that the last protocol viii not be exc
cuted ia any part, and that another will be
made, IN every respect much more salts
factory 10 your nation, aud by which there
VIII be assigned TO 1t more ample eXi9ai
of frontiers, both by land and sea.
Il is also the intention OF their Majesiies
that the Sovereign who is 10 reign over
the new state shall be a young Prince, &
that your Excelcncy shall be his guide
and his Mentor as long as you 1--we. You
viii observe that the loan of 90 millions of
francs for your nation was determined; &
that as soon as possible n part will be sent
TO YOU, to be employed for such persons
as your ExceIIency shall deem The most
necessary. Their Maiesties have learned
With great regret that some individual, of
your nation very often give your Ezcelleo-
cy a great deal Of trouble, and We are
therefore Authorised to tell you that Ifthcse
nersoas do not keep quiet, but still CON-
.v,le 10 give YOU cause Tor dissatisfaction.
your Exceiiency IS authorised By the full
powers of the three Allied Soverelgns to
proceed against them with all The rIgor Of
the laws; and, IN case Of need, to apply
freely, with full authority, to the Com
manders Of their Maiesue's forces, both BY
sea and land, who have already received
their orders 10 this effect.
Accept the expression Of our esteem, &c.
(SIgncdl ABERDEEN.
MoNTMoRENCY Laval.
MATURsEwITScH
fGaz Piedm0RtcSe, Sent 1.
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SEPTEMBER 10.
FRANCE.

There is nothing OF particular interest
from France, unless It be the acknowledge
ment ofrhe new government b. Austria,
Prussia, the Netherlands, and the pros
poets offs immediate recognition by Rus
STA. The order of the latter government
prohibiting the entrance Of vessels bearing
the tri color into its ports, has been re-
poaled. The prinior's coalition appears
TO be at an end. GallIgnanl's Messenger,
which had beca suspended on The 9Th for
want of workmen, remarks, on the 9TH,
shat he compositors had returned to tier
duly. Seven ioUrneymen printers, who
were deputed by their brethren to draft a
Tariff of prices had been arrested as Goa
lrlonists. Tho Government of COLOMBIA
has been officially rccog Iz'd by the French
Government in the person OF NJ. Raphael
Aayala. Vice Consul attached 70 the Con
suate General ofthe State Of Colombia IN
France There were rumors Of an rnten-
ded Propagation of the Chambers for a
short period, that the members might be-
come moro perfectly acquainted with the
views of their constituents, also that the
vacant places might be filed up by new
elections. Other accounts say that iha
partial elections would be made duriog ine
session Of the Chambers.
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EXTRAORDINARY SITTING OF
THE STITES GE.NERiL

Accord, 90 the programme, this eV
trrlua-y lung was opened 90 DE hall
where t1e Seco.d Chamber usually meets
10y hs Mtcs.y the King. accompanied by
his Royal d.ghuass the Prince of Orange,
at half past one O'Clock by the following
speech
High and VI Eighty L0rds:-The ex-
traordinary session of your High Night
nosses, which ] opened to-day, has been
rendered absolutely necessary by the pres
sure of lamentable events.
10 peace and friendship with an the ma
tons Of our quarter fine globe. the Meth
erIands lately saw war OBJ lts colonial pos
sessions happily ended The Kingdom
tlourishej through order. commerce, aud
industry. / was studying the means of
al'ev1,mg the burdens Of the people and
gradually 90 introduce such amciiOrdtloas
in toe iuiern1l administration as experience
recommended, when suddenly tumult>
broke out at Brussels, aad then an some
other places he kingdom, marked by
scenes Of pillago aud co0daganon. tae de-
srripnQ1 Qfwhieh must be af1char 10 my
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From Tie Gazette dc France.
BAY or ALGIRRs, Aug D.

DAY OF AL0lENo, AuE. 80
We learn from a vessel from Bona, The
following particulars, which ! hasten to
communicate TO you:-
"Scarcely were the garrison on board,
when the Arabs carried FIRE and destruc-
ton into the town OF Bona Contributors
were Ieyied-,he houses Of all the lhhabJ-
tants who had taken part with the French
were pillaged-massacres took place, and
the barbarians committed all kinds oieX-
cesses, and our soldiers were not able to
check their fury. We fear similar scenes
at Oran; but we hope that the fort at Mer.
scl-Kiber, which commands the town, viii
save the inhabitants from the Jury Of the
Arabs. We hear nothing new here, the
situation of the army IS still the same
that Is to say, out III calculated TO allay ap
prehensious The Gcnoral-in- Chief OK
poets to have a successor, ard gives HIM
selfhule trouble about tho brave men who
are entrusted to his care. The Arabs still
occupy all the points abandoned By the
French army
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lace vas set ire to by the people to whom
the troops offered no resistance. The Jeff
wlog is burnt down, and the remaining
part of the Palace completely Plllaged.
Several persons fled just in the state IN
which they we're at the moment. No one
was killed or wounded. No private pro-
perty has been disturbed, and tranquility is
restored.
SEPTEMBER 10.
On the 9th the COunsellors of State
Won Munchasen and Henneberg consutu-
ted provisional government, which has
convoled the States. Ii the members
shall by the 12th be assembled to the num-
Der required by the constitution, they will
proceed to take into Considerations the state
of Tie country.
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HEvOLUTION N BRUNsWICK.

To Duohy a Brunswick. J.. lower
S3xoav, comprises 1900 squa- mies,
with a population of about 100000. Il
appears that this little Dukedom has par
taken of the spirit of thc times, and driven
off us Ruler, other Nero IL is SAID. who
has taken refuge in Eng.aad. He arrived
LAO Dover September the l4lh. The fol-
loving ire some of the particulars Of the
Revolution:
BEcNswIcE, Sept 8.
Dpsd.ul and melancholy events have
taken place here. The populace had, for
some reason or other, got into an atffay
NHh the ro1as. val had no orders to fire.
and were, IN consequence, compelled to
retreat into tie garden of the Palace, from
b, fury of the populace, whose numbers
r10unudIy increased. intoxicated br tl's
victory, the poplIace broke into the DuclI
Palace (which the Duke left as we'll as the
.Cty.) and at last set FIRE to 10, so that uu-
happily Il has been consumed, with all Toe
. treasures it contained.
The populsco seemed now disposed to
. proceed 90 further excuses, but body OF
armed citizens had been formed in the
/ melu,ima, for the defence of tho public
safety, under the direction of the most res
. pectbia and opulenl inhabitants, who, IN
order that they NIGH; be strong enough ~
Ierery contingency, called upon the militia.
Try % JON them, 70 which they willingly nc.
coded; and itis hoped that further mischief
wit nov be prevented
SEPTEMBER =.
Yesterday evening an angry multitude
assembled before the theatre. whohaJ filled
( their sleeves pockets aud hats with stones
When The Duke left the house to stem ioto
This carriage. the mob Missed and insul.cd
him. The military, who were at hand.
F. kept the multitude IN awe. When the
I Duke had driven a few paccs, he was at.
tackled with q shower OF stones. An the
military were now assembled about the
Palace, cannon planted, and every thing
I pat ga q state OF defence. The incensed
multitude surrounded the Palace, but with
tout venturjnq 20 attack It. The windows
OF the Police ofi:e. the Mint, aud other
public Offices were broken.
BRUNswICE, Sept @
The Duke look his departure oa We'd
nesday a. uine 30 the evening, and the Pa
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glib, accompanied with ali lis r;r,. .
much blood has AREA dy flown i - Ii
happy days On both sides alIt 'a'se
all the wounded, are our fellow c's o ALE
our brethreul that CITY, lately 50 ' 6as'..
and which, perhaps, will shor,Iv '' -,
a heap of ruins, was the ornameo, ~, ~,
provinces, and the admiration Of e. y
ers. What riches have vanish. 'D'' 4,
much happiness has been destroyoT ,
many prospects ruinedl and me T., @
ton o. some men draws on ,,b. .'''''.
pie so many evils. Unhappy 6Il,.
zens! what conquests, or VIA, ~.
can ever repair so many disasters,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
P,,r, the n. York Journal ofComaercc, Oct. 81
FROM EUROPE.

rr,r, the ~ York Journal OBJ commerce. cV'' GU
FROM EUROPE.
Bv the packet ship Pacific, HoIdrldge'
we have received London papers 20 sept
MS. and Liverpool 10 the 18th, both incIo.
sivo. They bring as thc intelligence. oil
,be sudden dscease Of tie RI. Hon. VII
nam Hrsussov. of Liverpool, one o.
tre souudostaod most distinguished states
men Do the kingdom.
OPENING of TIE RAIL WA.
Ao.,esb.v % appointments the opening
ar M. f.-er,co. agJ Manchester kHi.
Wsr vs- celebrated on .he 10Th, with ey-
ory Jsm9u.cttion o.. reIolciag hdriy N
.be ror.jag ne deotpoPularoa proceed.
inc towards those Suburbs through wmca
tbe PROCESSION WAS % pass, was immense
"details arc here gwen OF the advance
ment Of tho procession 90 Park1eid' I-
m les from Liverpool towards Mancles-
Ter. Whssc the engines stopped 20 rene"
the feeders and take 10 fresh supply OF
coal
We have hitherto spoke evliungIy OF
the DAYS proceedings, aad, nc the period
alluded toe looked ,1f"drl "'" '''7 '''''
sangune hopes 90 sfiu {l.- close 10 NJ
p~o6iuous q beginning VITA The mos
s7guished feelings "e nave To announce
Ila contrary, aud 90 dctnl The particulars
NJ q misfortune winch wi.I excite ihe mos.
e' sorrow .hr0ugl0u, tac EMPIRE ana
ua 18th of September be- regarded
r. general regret.
Several g..aa descended @
.ara-s .r.
".
- ur ISL.
H #.e .-.--.. ..
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AFFAIRS OF THG NETHERLANDS


Our a.count from Brussels. the sent of
,l., ,r-.rrrvv.s1vt.,- movement, are t0 Sept.
l3 The state 1f things IS peculiar, aad
tits impossible 90 Judge with aay degree
OF certainty what v.I be the result Tho
I'M n posture ofactua. rebellion against the
Kug refusing 90 admit h's troops within
it, walls. OF even ms son, EXCEPT under az
escort of its own citizens, that town and
others which has seconded it5 movements,
are vll represented no tine nauoaa. Le-
gislauure, aud preserve the form ofPstt01
in their approaches to tle throne. Up 90
tbe date Of our last accounts. the hug's
Speech a, ,he opening OF ,he EEua0-dma-
az Sitting had not been received 40 Blus
sells; butifho Royal Proclamation. which
was of s.mi.ar import was unsatisfactory.
--was even burnt in the sJeots,-we
know not on whl. grounds "a better r4cep-
ton can be expec d for the Speech. The
n-t is. that his Majesty Is placed 90 "a
e]ary from which d. w.. be difficult 20
rc.te himse'E Do what he may. there
r 1e -ausarnoH somewhere Brus-
sells. Lie.e agd various other towns. are
urgent f1r a separation. while Holland r.
nqsse uj portion OF Belgium ITSELF
w l'd be strongly opposed 90 the measure,
exc. %. as uel Of r.c.iyIg tne nsluec
to1 Antwerp ,Gi Gdeot have peuu0nej
uga1e 0e separation. .Fbe decision of
tins question ~ says q Brussels '.Her of
th i2.l, "wii rest v..h ha Assembly o..
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TOULON, Sept. q.

GOVERNMENT ACcoUNr-I; reed hard
ly be stated that the government account
ol the mattrr differs considerably from the
above representing The. retirement OF the
troops as perfectly yoluntary,-not a re-
treat. but a maGeuvre to take uoa posi-
non. Says a Client paper Of Sept. 2jth:
10 dispute, foot by foot, tie streets
ana squares, would have cost too mach
blood There would have been combats
= i'hont end--yictoues without results.
ne frnce who expected a less obstinate
resistance, probably finds it necessary 70
nave recourse to great military operations.
the employment Of which his heart At first
refused In fact, it IS affirmed here on
u'e authority Of several letters. that a con-
siderable quantity OF heavy artillery pas
SEQ inFo1ngh MaliDes, on SUNDAY. on is
way to Brussels. - -
-. we may therefore, expec, to see the
''s'4q0oS O regular siege speedily be,
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y . D 3 I'D = y -
MoNTMORENCY Laval.
MATURSEWITSCH.
fGas. Piedm0ntcSe, Sept. 1.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
EXT XTHEREAS the subscribers have
w been appointed by the honorable
Court Of Probate Of the town Of War
rem, Commissioners to receive and exam
inc the claims against the estate Of
HENRY NIMMO,
late Of said Warren, deceased repre-
sented insolvent. Notice is, therefore,
hereby given, that six months from the
seventh ultimo, are allowed the creditors
Of said estate, to bring in and prove their
respective claims. We, therefore, the
Commissioners, will, each of Us, receive
claims which may be presented 70 us with
IN said term, at our respective dwellings.
EBENEZER LUTHER,
LEVI HALLE,
NATHAN LUTHER,
COMMISSIONERS.
Warren, Oct2.
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Arr ut Providcnce, on Tuesday, brigs
Busy, ChampIin, and Romp, Hatch, from
Havana.
CID at New Orleans, / 9TH, brig Premi-
um, Brayton, of this port for New York.
|; Arr ut New York, LIST, brig Ariel, Wat
son, from this port Cd, brig Crawford,
Luther, fr do. Cid ship Gratitude, Child,
of do for New Orleans.
Arr at Boston, on Sunday last, sloop
Caroline, Williston, 2 de- f. Bristol.
The, schr Premium (of Squam) from
Philadclphil, for New York, with a car
90 of AZ tons Of iron, sprung sleak 9th
ult off Burnegat, and immediately sunk
in about fathorns. water, about 2 miles
from the shore:
At Matanzas Sept 10, brig Brothers,
Cole, for this port.
AT Surinam Sept 3, bsrque Aurelia,
Foster, Gloucester, s days briggs Gossy
plum, 'Stanwood, disc Clarissa, Evans,
Boston, waiting cargo.
At s. Pierees, Sept !, brig PAMELA, for
St Barts, unc.
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Mas RoyALL.-This angelic oil !, 4
sssms b It Cincinnati. In . care TO one
Of fths editors there, she says:-
All Mrs r. Has to say in reply to bis
article Of Thursdays paper, is that i
proves his title to the name BY which he is
bea knowH-that there i a small mistake
in the facts q stated by.Mr. Runovsr, and
that Is, that the whole 10 untrue; II we OK
eept two facts, which is that Of my title to
modern Xantippe, and the aofidess Of ny
head, which last is most true-yet Mrs II
would have NO objection 70 try the strength
Of i against the head Of Mr.. Rnnovsr:
Since the publication Of this card, Mrs.
r.. and the editor have bad q set-to-e
regular b,aiing match, which facilitated
the developsnient Of several entirely new
bumps od the head ofthe sditor.--[ Bos-
ton Statesman.
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DIED,

In this town on Sunday evening last
Matha Pickens daughter Of Capt. Luther
M. Burden, aged shout 6 months.
In Bristol, on Monday last, Mrs. So
phis Handy, relict of The late Mr.. Russell
Handy, eyed II years.
On Tuesday, Nicholas Falss, infant
son ofMr. Jeremiah Boswor:h, aged ]
year, 8 months and 2 days.
On Wednesday evening, Mary Abby
infant daughter Of Mr.. Henry D'w.Fsles
sgsd . meplbs. s.scl
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THE subscriber having been duly
IL appointed by the Hon. Court Of
Probate, of the town Of Warren, Admins
tratrix on the estate Of
EHUBEL BURR,
late Of Warren, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs, requests all per-
sons having demands against said estate,
TO bring and prove their respective claims
and those indebted to mike payineht,with
Out delay, TO,
BETsEY BURR, Admf'x.
Oct. g.
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BALLOON SLEHvEs.-A tide waiter 1T
Glasgow, curious to carry to his wife . pat
tern Of the late fashionable sleeves, took
the liberty 10 inspect one that adorned the
right arm 0f ! very elegant lady, and re-
leased from thence ten gallons of High
land whiskey. We had no idea Of the u
tilitv o(these sleeves till this discovery
They are now called Il Glasgow sleeves
q Ia smugleyo.-.ALas.
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PARODY.

r fAltODY.
Scots wha ha' sic noses red,
Scots wham GiQ has often led |!
Welcome to your miry bed,
das Or to revelry.
Now's the night and now's the hour,
See the boozy tiplers lour,
See the brandy bottle power
GroE and deviltry
Bee the waiter comes with more,
We are doomed 10 pay the score,
We will drain ohr purses lowei,
But we'll have spree
Wha will be sober knave +: y:
Wha sac wise as to be grave !:
Wha wont be the bottles slsve'
Let him homeward Zee
Law the chairs and tables low
Drankards fa' where'er they 60,
Noses bleed 1t every blow
Let " stand or lie |!
Wha for toper's thirsty NAV,
Bottle-corks wilt freely draw :
Drunkards reel, or drunkards fa',
Drink the glasses dry
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-10-09

IRON HOOPS AND NAILS.
"HE subscriber offers for sale an as
II sortment OF IRON HOOPS and
CUT N.8ILS. As he expects to be con
stantly supplied from the Manufacturers,
he will be able to furnish any quantity that
nay be wanted, at short notice, and on
The most favorable terms.
E. w. BURR.
: Sept. II.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-10-09
VIBRATING WASHING
. MACHINE.

TNHE subscriber begs leave to state
- to the citizens ofthis town, that h,
has purchased the full and exclusive right
md liberty Of making, constructing, US
ng and vending to others to be used, o
Machine for Washiag Clothes, called the
8 Vibrating Washing Machine" neve,
,efore known or used in the u. States
lie respectfully invites the citizens to call
It his Furniture Ware Room, and exam
ne the same for themselves. All orders
or the above will thankfully be received.
JOSEPH LUTHER.
Sept A.