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OAK WOOD.

GtASH will be paid for 300 cords Of goo,
" OAK WOOD, delivered at the Store o
the Worcester Boat Company, on the Canal
previous to the first of september next
Worcester, April 20. rs CIV
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Real Estate at .Auct;On.

IttU0 L1SItILE Ut o7WCtTUU.
VA ILL be sold at Public Vendue, at the
w dwelling house of the subscriber, in
Princeton, on MONDAY, the Cd dag Of May nent,
at one o'clock, P. M, from 50 to 20 acres of
excellent Pasture, Moving, and Wood Land,
lying about one mile southwesterly of the CEN
tire OF said Princeton, on Calamint Hill, so call
ed Said Land is of the first-rate quality, is
thoroughly fenced, and we'll accommodated as
to water. A liberal credit will be given if de.
sired. NAHUM WILDER.
"a Princeton, April 90. 80
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TO BE LET.

y DE- I'D i
- YETHAT beautiful Dwelling House,
fsIsT1 4 Store, Barn, &c, with the Gar
I-lkA- den, pleasantly situated in New Bos-
ton Village, in Lancaster, where much business
is done and where it is necessary much moro
should be done. 1t is, in fact, one of the best
places for Trader in the County Inquire of
JOEL WILDER, Jr, who is the trader now
occupying the premises, or, of DAVID WILL
DER the owner, living in Sterling, who will
furnish a part of the necessary capita! if desir-
able. IF Sterling, March 30.
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NOTICE.

TENHE Copartnershp between FLETCHER
IL q CARRUTH was dissolved on The Goth
of January last.
Boston, April Is. 4w
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AN ACT in addition to an Act entitled
An Act describing the duty and power
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FHNHE CHELD'S GUIDE: Comprising Fa.
n miliar Lessons, designed to aid in correct
Reading, Spelling, Defining, Thinking, and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

e.sz$zzZr----r-. -Ss-A-- -
An.r.ean cisisms far spoi.a,iaas a u. .1a
msroe. eona,:tf1aby n frn5h pr'nf u i.'ss5f q
100 Amer short lin spent Ia ne os5iJ '..i.2
a Eyes. ~ business til Senats atjeafns' -
{, Alnn.Ias iSx. Mr. Hrastsf va present ah5
FOX his sat
I'M IN, H,a.a Of Rep,,ssn;at.ss', Ia .s'7' II.
was ,Akeaap Ia The pres aia'loa o'pettlea' 81
mqp,,r,als afsraldch a u,1re Eh4n 'i.sa1 Nh
=, ,r rsso;a.io.,s wen ntr5Ia Mr. l'ra] Ia.
ron the co.an.ts-e on Ma,ury Ar. report =
lin Tor tAa ali.S.n. M aed ssaiar N &" Ia
,.I.ip.s of south Car'ina aaou TIC t''sHamtat al
-, United S.atss. w'..-h wag ri t'ie AMI -.
United 10 a COMMITTEE - lte Who'd, - '' Ia
Dr,y,ea's instance. nli The ~ mi nfI r. IA
day fur Wcdn sday tbs e>'h pee"51r ihs
ll5us, then M fo,tHe ar Asreer ts'ouiiea
f,r the anpo.u,ra n, a. s.tnisny commit on
Road, AMI Cau1ls Mr. Maa.sa cafipl-i hs
lstna x, IN opposition % ibe.r .1sar ael sari n
the yeas aud mas Thf qass.ion w's i'A "a bY
YEA; and nays, and rcet'iza inthe aI1 E27' - the
resolution bv vote ora5 b91 Tn Dhus 'han
Al , oslos,.. adjourned TIL Noalay
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

H5.s. = IL =. r l,4...
Eliminated fatally O. Sasm!ay :.
tn Scw fork coi'-isf Tn. s.. =.
Ia. t,.c son ora Gentleman If L. e..
We Ks since, whilst some children s,..
was the unfortunate log elhr5ed n
together IN garden, slaiI fa.rl. - p.
through The ratings ana frightened H. e.
Of the pal. rio tool. fefl.c.ras,n.a.z
the two la'.s who were WI the.a ~.
dog and made conc motion VAIL a,,..
notice, he iioer Il enc q hon. ana a..
pllces III the c4eea the oalIer he kar.,' nm b.
the thumb 'ss3a
Ih@Gsual symptoms ofL2d.aa'ori.
ted th'mselycs IA thg 'nlf'rturs.e .ll ~
ten IN the ebeol,ea Thursday LII O.
loving da? twomed.oal sert,,sassv,.
vino determined Oh irving ia. r.E....
MIR. One Of the e,nteaeI la,a ,..
ulcc3 and introduced into each. .s .,.,. - .
Il grain Of strichninc. For TIA L.,..
symptoms were mauifes'Iy allefa,.I
consultation was then held, when l.... 4.
ton Of strichniae above mentioned g.. 2
into the wounds, md sixteenth g.,,, '.-.
which was Immediately rejected F.... :.
nod he continued II grow #ursc, .al.,I =. ~
oclocl, ON Saturday, when hlajl :
lad bitten haS, Us ycl, shovel 10 ...,.,,-.., .
in Ill.
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Z. .a.I. OF VIRGINIA..

t. -sn4;s. ye.ti-,!!., r.oe.sled jointly "i)h
Tie louise u the election Il an INceTtif1 Connell'
JaF--p ...r V Danr! al William NJ Rive beng
in nomination, Oh ,tt FL ballot Nj Daniel reee!-
scl the sor-5 q Mes5r-. Tgl, (Sea':cf) Old, Par
lcr. 1.e liuater, PenaybGe.er stiYes, al kan
d. Booker, Daae. Opir, Wyatt, Hafao' kasye,
BID. Mr1Vhodesi Drongoole, Winston, Beal9,
AMI Nice onias Of L0gan--2o
Nh Ri,es received the votes o. Hiessrs Camp
be Patterson, Joynes, Berne, Cob'H, Crayena'
Gouan, McCarty, and Iogineton---9
o. tie SECOND ballot. MIR Daniel received the
additional vote Of Mr. Ano.siead, who was absent
GA account of indnpositon, when the first vote was
taken.
The bill to sulcnd the Il resp ting lands reinrn-
ed delinquent for non payment Of tavest passed the
Senate Yesterday without amendment
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49, IA, !, Wo5d Of Ausu1arie, Ri;'afdsd1
II Anderson Of Nouoway, having been given to'
IL Daaiel aal Tie a1l.4Jasl 'oteS OF Messrs
lbur5s. and King, for Mr.. Riyes, The vote stood
7, Mi lives 20 Joint VOC with the Senate,
fsf Danid 20: for Eiyes 70.
On ,.,..5n e III Croo1e or NJ ,ae House adjour-
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witch p5s ,essed the be-. rzasluu'a qua .rsii' DO
! alr RS. must be placed r. before air iaa'ef'
: But n a9aes q ,1 aii,s = ,xcesfs7' 81 tI'
3 e,Jsrleae Of Nj Dane - b. o5.Is. irref O. .'e
II ng.f.. e,1ad4ac. Thess y H. 3 - lIs
lor .dfor4tng Il ts-s3aeJ' = fae fesa,. ..s#.'
T baut
Mr. MrDouel stated The relations il v Il be
etooI to The Executive ettEc STIR, lnd tha zsnie
man wii5ee tIsruou was nos ruFastd. htfh
related u tr5 former and oa ft=rs II friendship
aI,h IN Latter J. aaaid @. ,ilee..a i'ut dn.s' =,
s rio l..s... f.lu-s - n.srGr' - tn ''i1i2ns
lnwala. In3lF.da.s -t5ati.. IA otho
/ and he .t ,,red u 70 l. e1d.ssa1I ia iu giving
his ,otf ~ tins ,l,.iaa I'D ne, u io eon.-
r.d rs giving E aH.u..l. = ~ TIE I.cTis OF The
ai...-az To- which he alluded
Nj Miller # p. had b-rn IN public life upwards
ol - year., aal In much connection ,th the OF.
ccrs otiHf guterHa.e t--auG bessl never san "a
more faithful or prompt executive oajcer Than Mr.
-, Dauld. He had frequently asked ;..a asuH - The
O position which had bern raised uraust hun, and
cot ID never obtlin an answer II, could not disco
yer TINT be had done any thing improper and was
At a lbs 10 know why lhey should INN his faith
+ fll pubic sryant. who Lad grown almost an oldl
! man ia III riormanae OF important duties anu
whose sXp, ricuce Ia the business OF the Executive
wasof great yaluo IL did not agree that rotation
N office was n sale Or aaIu'ary principle eheel!
where the lnen nb' ut hah beeh guilty oil some maj
practice or ncseei lie aami'eaanth the good 1uaiih,S
Iof Nj R'res-and 10 enc would be more hapPy
than hln5oli to contribute e. llal gentleman eie'a'
ton IN any casein which it would not preJudicean
cid aud ieitItu public saryont
Mr.. Williams Of HARRISON should vote for Mr.
Riyes. IL could not udnnt that Mr. DouctS having
been III oifcc twenty years wat any reason why he
should he cIccted again, although he did rot deny
his talents and independence He considered rota-
tlou in office uselul and conservative principle |
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FOREIGN MEMO
LATER FR0a1ENrtA.-.

. anu :" '''' ~. accounts fAc} tf,t
e hi's~ '''o1 u ''if C"'ei COMMERCIAL roufsFi
l.nl''' " Ia l. seems. 'Ae sesncot dr.ata1 H. ..
saturday ! Si'' ana cuaaay' -itb aadS1h f,
Der IN me" use u WH'en the asan,lou 1Io
custom Ho0s'' t%ela' Sf'''' faar Toll ba..
'hf,e Prisons, the blshoP ct G!aoces,er.s P.,.,
IN" y private DWELLINGS, were sacked aagI
lie moo mad complete possess,n OF ac e.g.
the f'intafy' "hf1 thcy .Iaanpcar wee Ia % .
Shia.i 'nmh@N, and acted 50 VA firf-alr.a..l,.
20 aSFaNate than inlay tn mscAe' ioi7 e.
lVes were iost aud about fly Persons we.. ~,
ueo' independently OF tho sc OF the ifac4c-4grsf
nom il'oXieanqIl, were ugabc "a frr4N.i-e q y. .
'iey themselves lad KIND FL Attde 'a.: H.. d..
DER was SAID to be restored.
l in~ sPHlt OF m,Sruic docs rot I'm 10 l..
>pfeWH Inc hmG proclamation Ue,f ,aH4..i.#
befhS anu Nottingham (the flos d. ,...
piac . we hearll o. by h1p9cvIoug 4lra. 'aaa H..
toll
As 10 1oaiinca'sl affairs, itias'i ~ rsr,
llr ana Enquirer. that ~ IN fTassHtrr a,#..#a,
nave resolved 10 crclto safdcicn a.r,a.v,s p....
| 20 carry through the uppat ChanbcT Ely" D.. -. d,
mas passed the Chamber OF Dcrulius,- }.e,..
.ie'jtary pecrage.'
Ono chamber ottic Belgian Ees - go,
copied the terms LAID down by the CO.. .-rs p.
Loihoni there was no doubt that he >~aa5a q,
| aeso' - ilsn, The hih@ q Ilollani tat .rr d.
tded on his llrt, British fleet had been oa' ea
~ the Dutch coast hu; timely concessions esal.
hostile operations by them mnecessxrv2
l ne President Ct Greece, Count Capa 4 Is.
was, II Will be seen, assassihatcd ntIhe deer a
church ne was about to enter, by two brothers w.
ro@tc3ahH tlhe Of the afsasSlns was llnr!rla
" siam the other, who took r'l1es IN In Frmi
'on5W house, would be surrendered tnf ifial oas
magistrates.
F1ot The Lnrinn Times. NJ =
, Lordon Nov. 3--Our readers will be .f.,fr1
70 learn By accounts which left Brs'o, at o,a.f
yesterday, tlat all symptoms ofdisturbsre5 a.7 :
IN end and from the number ofnoopg a,l HI.
faar'd into the city, as well ~ from r,.a..,rt
mao i3 allcl'ssfe # Nm ofproncrtv ~ -rt..
gnn to associate for thr mant,naur1 ofpohi5 r',
there was not the slightest chance that tiet9r.
{ ta1s restored would Und r,o farther n1..
tons.
E'yom Ne LorIar Glecf,c cf Tn.,5tg ~
RY TIL, KING "A pp0f.I ,,t,,,f,.-
Nr1r,,, p--v,,cr,,. J.. ,li,,.ys ,.--.z.. a..
B,i,,n aa4 ,,,r, ,,aro,,Iaa d.,
h, and No,,inrl, :, 49, :, ~, -
,a,l.,r,,5s ,s..,,,f,,.,e r ,,...,, b,,a,.l..
am ,,,,raess If ,t..,.,,', ,l..1,,, 1@.cr.
H. .. conn,,,c,l batb,, .,i,g
+, of d,.s,. ...r 49,. -
.ss.,. .,ts o,I., a.}.. L,,,l ., '-.5.-.
and troj3s,, 49, 49, a,.,I ,,
tbs r,q, inv. orj,.1i,,;. ,,o, -. ca,...
la - :, ON i;ra the o,.li,, ,er.., o. -.
f., - ..,.,4 -. ,''- e''.''., ...af
cr;n,fo .,,.,...,. mo a,,5 ,.
and ,,,,,., ,,,.I ,,';,l ,,t,,,,.
The nube +, ,he o,1 ~ |'I ", ,onss ari ...
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

. ~ a44's f.t'..f - = t4.'' .5a s''' W. 'N''i
ie7s part
ar. hives vi,.,rza aia raaiioa IN lag On the IA
} Tn nra.ian 30 -.-t bong again bs'oro Il
, 1oeg
\ c7r--gCr = on4lrrd ifthc motion t
s.. an. s.. = 'ol 10 utoria,. undermining Ih'
tl.l is.,H fsH.s1.ef related only 10 the removal q
4 Ia ns.,fs ald sub sIf.a a. .a;ht be ,9hninri
Us amla.lpu
/ u Cod .aid his modoa was hat n murl Q
boz Memorial, Is related u fehfmc If scnra
cn,aa lrafiaa he rslae'ei
NJ RaIur explained. that the memorial
fron Hanover did not au.sest rlan Of emancIpa
ton.
NJ Good. then shipped lis motion, 30 as to r.
fsr 10 thu petition OF the Friend, ALONE
Mr. KclIe sad II had heeo objected that tn.
Friend, wsrs not Slave holIcra b1t he wished the
House to unders'9n1, thai b. had petition to tn,
aaale pirporl. signed by sa7c holders.
Mr. Miller stated In reasons nhieh would IN
due hin 10 vote for The difference
NJ Bryce OF fra5 observed, that IN voting fol
iba reference be should not consider himself as com
maed 70 any thing
The question was then pat and the motion 10 =
est. ncgatiqr1--ayes -, nors 20
AYEe--Messrs Booker tihoIson Pattcson OFF
Dam Wilson, Of Z Stephenson, Hale Of /
Woods OIL smith Of q. suns 'Tavry, linI
wood. Poiuis,rcr. apcs lllylas Goola Of u
Fisher. Harvey, Anderson oil " Adams Wi'rber
swanson, GllIrlind Land shInds Carter Of Z "
u
Nors- Nessrs Bori,s (Spcatcr) Grinads,
pr,.nmond Pcrsinz-r. Garland MCuc Came
ron Campbell of u Fate. taHhner' ''ood AM An
: 6 f. ( pi ,rf1n
Shell Boiling, Rtyest Tod, HAIyoarion, Paterson,
of {. Pcndldoo Bmadns Brodnat' Jones' Ban
Chiffon, Marshall sulimao, Wood Of FredeTfh.
Snldow BryeoolG lih,I, oft'. Er'kln', Spencer
Garskodon Po'oa. Ro'no. Mullen, Williams OF
Harrison, Johnson W illlhlns OF hennco, Jordan.
NhleId Gailaher, Berry summers. Hoo. Dahn'yt
Carter of l.. " X ANeoh Hays, NJ lihe"ny'
Henry, koIy Preston Byfne, Webb Cabelli han
djcr LeIghi ll1hugh, Pafrott, Robertson, fincf,
Miller Hrnn DupnY iiofio Moore, Mcdowell VI 2
Mahon, Cline, Bare Carson Cobb, Powell, Mon.
cre, llnrg1ave, Gillespie MCoy, NJ Gmlc'chs
Keller Newton Morris Grocket King, brown.
Ruthtrioor't-93.
Mr. Campbell, Of Brooke presented petition
from citizens OF BROOKE, asking for new county
On mouon OF Nj Williams OF HARRISON. tn
liouse ploae'p.l 10 el'el a hi"J"f 'thc'" u 'he
',e Vision u 'H8'''' Nii''''' III 0'' P'''' "
Zen. 10. Il. Taylor
MI h'ane, s,PPofl'pny M'S'fs. hn'hetp"r''
hookar 'ha " uaa.a 'i 'ifn,,'o, nominated Dig.
"en. J1r lnean H. ti'f'''' q, ''',amonl
Nj, Nnandl'r soP"r'sa by VII Jones nom
'ha.a oeof''' 'Poa '''1S4'' "' 'No'',H county,
vi. ! ih'i hohiia"'" zen. Govern l. aiNef'
~ No''n'nP,""
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

General William r. Harrison has commenced
series oflctcrs, the first Of which appeared in
the Cincinnati Gazette of the Sd instant, addressed
to the Viec President ofthc United States upon the
supposed injurious effects Of the Tariff on the a,r.
cultural interests ofthc country Gen. H is oppo-
scd to Mr.. Calhoun views, ald is in taYor otth2
| 'iuriil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

CHARLES CARROLL or C,rRoLro'; Thu,
distinguished patriarch Of our Republic, received
yesterday, the members the National Rcpnbl-
can Conventions who waited on him at his house,
in body, 10 express their sense Of his public GER
vices and private worth The ncrting must have
been OF a most interesting character.
BaR. Car0p DIR. lG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

1t is fact, not, perhaps, generally known, that
the culture of COTTON in the United States is protec-
teddy duty upon foreign cotton, of3 cents per
pound--which is about 10 per cent upon he value
Yet some of our southern brethren, for whose brnc-
fit this duty is imposed, ready to dissolve Tire
Union, because the manufacturer their cotton Is
protected against foreigners by duty of the same
amount. S.eR5enriie HraiG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

CA'Iisothc IN Ohio is surrounded by coun
try which after all domestic want: are supplied
drives annually to the markets on the Atlantic, 10,
ono fat cattle 10000 stock cattle, 10000 hogs, SOC
horses; equal IN value to ut least million FIVE
hundred thousand dollars. 1t IS but short time
since all around tn hourishjug town was u wilder
ness.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

Ro'1 Bead from Nce rott 10 hUany--A con-
gcnt'on Tor thc purpose Of considering the propri-
ely of constructing Railroad from the city Of
New York to the city Of Albany, was held at
Lec'Svlle, Duchess county, on the 18th inst. Eigh
ty-one Delegates from the towns adjacent and IN
teresed, IN that state and the states OF Massaehu-
sets and Connecticut, attended--Alhro Akin, Of
Duchess, Chairman, and Adm. p. HolCEridge, OF
Columbia, Secretary. The meeting was address
sed by ). Swartwout Esq. Col ] b. Murray and
MIR w. c, Redfcld-r, solutions recommending the
prosecution ofthe measure were unanimously adop-
ted and an'merous Committee appointed to iacili-
tate the necessary steps.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

We arc rcquestcdby the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts to state, for the information ofthc numerous
persons, Including nni-resdcnts who have address
cd Communications to him the subject ofDen-
qIent Lands, that he finds ii impossible to answer
their enquiries Immediately. A Bill is now in pro-
gress in the Legislature, and has passed the House
Of Delegate, giving ample time TO redeem Dclin-
quer Lands and rectify errors. Rich Eng.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

a trien requests Il. 70 mention ta,, r.
found an efeotaal .emedv for ffos.aa r..t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

The editor Of The Richmond Enquirer SAYS
" We kaoD that General Jackson does not mean
torctre to the Hermitage VIC faor that Mr. Van
Buren, does not wish to be elected Vice President !"
The editor should be created Professor Of Divina-
ton IN the University of Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22
DOMESTIC NEW :.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
Bg and rri't he adpirc aRd consent oltic Scloafc
Thomas RasDALL, of Florida, to be J.dse OF
the Unit,J States for the District Of Middle F't rida
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

General Somandcr cx-Yicc presido 1t Of Colon-
bia is su at New York, and means 10 VS., y ash
ington, this winter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

History docs not furnish more striking instance
ofRepubIiean $oundncss ofprincipc and simplicity
ofmauner. than that afforded by Mir. ADAMS, in
aceeptinga scat in Congress and takin, his place
without ostcntation village RE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

CHANGINa aNAME.-A western paper announ-
ces the marriage of Miss Polly Schreconsoast.
we unite IN eongTatulating her. She did well to
change her name. What apityit is that John Oh
'nbaughens teinershohenbioher-wh IT APP
pears, has letter in the Baltimore Post Office
could not get rid ofhis name by an equally agreed
bic process The ladies have the advantage In this
respect.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

erity-Thc United States Gazette states
that man named Butler the sole survivor of Brad
docks army, isnow in Philadelphia, and aged a
bout one hundred years. He may be seen in the
streets every day, taking wholesome exercise
There Is in Philadelphia also a female aged one
hundred and seven years
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

The Rev. Joseph NJ Nichols, OF New York wa
on the ID inst unanimously elected Assistant Min
lsterto the Right Rev. Bishop Moore in the Mon
umental Church, Richmond, Virginia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-22

uy, 8 I'D ttual atae. =, eli, - Ia, ~. - o.
1har beng 10 further basinca- 3.tms 1. % no
t.sa af Mr. Mrcur
IN House adlDuaed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-19

not prevcs i, even in the very instant Of dissolu
ton, smhe that appeared more than earthly
Her spirit, now robed in Immortality, looks down
upon her weeping and disconsolate friends, and
whispers in tone Of exciting happiness, ''WeeP
not fer ne."-Her cheerfulness of disposition,
her amiabeness of character, her heart, accessi-
bic to the cries of misery and want, endeared her
to her mpanions-whilst, superadded to these,
her Christianlike humility, ner long suffering pa
thence, under the affecting rod of Providence, and
her tender concern for the veal of the kingdom Of
heaven, found abundant grace in the sight of her
God.-Her calm aud tranquil life, and her tri-
umpbant exit, to the empire of immortal bliss,
whisper in language not to BE- Observation-Disclosures
thou, and do likewise" The deceased had been
for sometime member of the Methodist Church
and her practical picty. and calm resignation. in
tie hour and article Of death, induce US to be-
ieve that she was Christian indeed. and one IN
whom there was no guile
A female friend offers this tribute of affection
ate friendship, as last testimonial to the memory
of her, she truly and sincerely loved. +.
[MryLmd (.4nnapohs) Gazette
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oTcoMMUHIcATED.
the controversy

Departed this life. on Monday, the Sd day of
Oct Miss ELIZABETH f GUEST. daughter OF the
Rev. Job Guest, Of the City OF Annapolis.
1t is bu, duty to the aniableness OF our de-
parted friend, to offer tribute 81 affection to her
departed worth Death has been denomlnated
the King of Terrors; bat to our friend he came
not as the messenger of evils he brought no terrors
with him, he assumed not the look OF despon.
deuce.-The pa lie and CHASTITY Visase Of the re-
len,less munstcr. whilst hurryins her from the
abodes of evil, to dwell forever with angels, could
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StOO NEW sA I'D

DANtwAv from the subscriber on Sunday evening
IA ;,,t. two Apprentices to the Timing business,
w JAMES HENRY, aged about II years, slim
YOUTH with remarkable black msk under one Of his
eyes; is active aud intelligent aud very plausible.
CEe ether, JAMES MCANN, about the tame age,
rather stout made, very high cheek bones, anu has
rather down louk They are both pretty well e1pe
rierced in their business Their clothing being warn
cannot be descrbed; but arc suppose to ne dres
sed in ruundabou,s reward OF Fifty Dollars eacl
viii he given t' their apprehension, ON curing vac"
that get them agsn All pei sons are forbid har
boring emp oy ing. credi,ing SAID apprentices at the
peril OF the law. JAMES CORiLaN,
No. ~ Baltimore street, Baltimore.
oct of
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COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL MARKET, Sept.

LIVERPOOL MARKET, Sept. ;.
CorroH-There has continued good demand
for Cotton throughout the whole of last week, the
holders in general. however, htving very freely
met the buyers, prices have experiences no i'm
provement. The public sales on Friday went
of on the whole steadily.
Our Coffee market has remained q uiet through
out the week; there are buyers a. the last public
sale prices, but few sellers; the business done
is limited.
In bonded Grain we have heard of no transac-
TONS One or two small parcels of Flour have
changed hands at our quo'aticns--33 Sos.
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SALES Al AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Variety auction
CSnstuhie's Sale.

Dy virtue of three wrts of isr facas to me directed
ID to satisf, debt due to G H. Smoot, and issued
out of the Office of Adam ynn, Justice OF the peace
asrs.s FIX the County Of Alexandria snail pro-
MH7rn,. ceed, on ThnrAdI, the I'm OF November
SA;sE next, at II O'Clock \ " 10 sell, on the pre-
69ka misses, to the highest bidder, - casn'
all the ht, title an at James Black, to GER
tain LOTS and TENEMES'rS situated IN the
town of Aexan.,ris, and bounded foi'o"s-one lot
Of ground with the improvements thereon, beginning
the intersection of of and Patrick streets, running
with Wolf street to Henry ,thencs north on Hen
~ street half square, thence cssery parallel to "olf
street to Patrick II. thence southcIl to the beginning.
Also, one other LOT of GROUND with the inn
provcments there on the wesi side OF Pitt
street. the south side Of ten foot alley, no feet to
the south Of Wofslreet, thence soh Oh Pitt street ~
feet thence west parallel 20 street So fee thence
north and parallel to Pitt q feet to the said ten
foot a,y with ih.t ale, to tn t.g ming And also,
one other LOT of GROUND with the improve
m. nts thereon commencing On west SIDE of ftt
street with the line of lot oground sold by Hamilton
10 Fletcher thence with that line 81 feet to an
alley thence north with the alley 10 the Inc OF lot sold
bv Hamilton to Iiii thence easter with said line 90 Il
IN snd parallel WoIf street 81 IN to Pitt street.
thence south with Pitt street the beginning.
EDWARD BURCHlLL,
oct 7-ts Constable: