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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15

TftRGlNtA.Atruicsh he III in the Clerks office OF ~.
" Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancetti 'ot
county uf Amherst Monday the Bird day Of June, e'
Jhmrs iopherk. surviving partner of Spears, i'o"hh
CO. Pilh. against MicaJs Camden, surviving exeeu'"l
William Camden, deed. David s. Carl aud and james
tiarand executors OF James Gar land. deed. T"nas
Euhalh, William Turner, Lindsey Mcdaniel, adnins'
tor win tho will xcd james Peudeon, decd'a
George q. Wright and Watt Camden, administrators "
John Camden, deed. Driis.-ln Chanccry. ,A
The defendant MclJaiI Camden, having eD'ere1 ~
appearance and given security according 10 the act
semby, and the rules OF this and Jpcaii ~
isactory evidence, that he IL not inalap of THIS
monweath On motion eftr Plaintiff, bs his counsC'
ordered that the SAID defendant, Mic ah Camdend" ap
here oh before The first da, OF the Sef term ~
answer the bill OF the plaintiff and tina, copy Of IN,
der be forthwith inserted the Lynchb,ug Nirgini"
two months successfully, and posted the iront doO'
the court huus in said county. 81,
ACopy-reste, JOHN THOMPSON, Jf. u"'
June
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W + shall continue The business At the old stood
w ofTheo. Robertson & Co. where will ii
ways be found LARGE aud well splcetc assortment
of hardware and Cutlery - lho friends nnd Gus
toners of the late finn are assured that we shtll
conduct the business III the same liberal manner u,
heretofore. therefore respectfully solicit the
continuance Of their patronage
II b RICHARDS & Co
Ivn .hbme, July 1et 1888 l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15

WlRGlNlA At rules holden the Clerks ZINC. tho
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chalcei! !" al
county of Amherst. Monday the 9Th day OF pe
Jacob Hans, Ptf against Archer Cuty Gustayus a. ,
Ammon Hancock and Henry Huntington, Deiclo'
IN Chancery. ,..oo.
The deiendan, Cary not HAVING entered w. " ef
penrance and gwen security according to n ,,rr ny
Assembly and the Rules oftls Court and aprra',s ~
satisfactory ovdence that lie isnot nhabilon, e,r
country II is ordered that the said Defendant 10 "a,
here on the first day of September term mex, ,es Of.
swer the bill of the Paini NJ and that copy o. ,.n (ef
der be ior,h"- inserted in .fhe Lyncbbure w. AMOR
two months successfully, and pos ed at the from wv
the court house ofthis county. nn
uUSyy 'o''S in'"f ~.
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June l3

kyI 'nutnai consent of parties, The firms of
n y Chs 4 ID B. Phelps Il Co, of Lynchburg,
aud of Bell Phelps & Co of Outer Bridge. hav
this day been ssoved.-The goods and effects of
said firms, rs also the debts due to them Law
been conveyed in trust to ( & NJ r. Garland, as
Trustees. CHARLES PHELPS,
DAVID h. PHELPS
WIN. l.. BELL.
June 10 ts
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EDUCATION.
,raHE Patrick Henry Academy, situated in III

.IlHE Patrick Henry Academy, situated IN the
county 81 Henry, will I've opened again on Me
II Of September nexa. fhe trustees have onga ri
~ Jos. P. Cooley the superintendent.
IN this Institution viii he taushithe Latin G re, 4
and English languages grainna,ically, Geo ~.
my. sncies and m,flern with he use ri The Map.
and Globes, History, ancient and modern and all
the branches Of Mathematics usually taught In our
Academies preparatory tea collegiate course. The
scholastic year wilt I've divided into two sessions
OF 5 months each At the end of each SESSION IA
pubic examiaaion will be held. when parents aud
gaardians expected 10 attend.
Boara can I've ob.anedsin' the most respectable
families In The immediate vicinity ofihe Academy
tor so 10 as he session Of ; months.
TUITION.
English and Mathematics $40 per session
LatlR ard Greek IL 30 do
The unders snsl will supcrintand the manage
mont OF the Academy sndpay the s,rictest a,tcn.
non to tie execution of nil the rules aud fegua-
rons JOHN billiard,
q tEENVlLLE PENN,
FB. cambridge, Trustees
WIN. r. MILLS,
NAT. IL. CLAIBORNE,
Bo'c,on,t oeuafu June 1881
Mr.. JosepiP Cooley has taught school IN
our neis hhorhao1 Cor several yeats psst, and the
Subscribers, vino nave hal their children under la
care take pleasure IN stating thu, they nave btcn
rni,ely satisfied with the progress Of his pupils,
and in expressing their l~hef that he !. emlnen'iy
well quaihc1 10 act as teachcr--hnt, ~ addition
IN hrs requirements IN the languages and IN science,
so far IS II IS taught IN the preparatory Schools ho
possesses tho qanlltv somewhat rare, of devoted
attachment 10 the profession he has ADDS d.
EDWARD WATTS,
w. C. BOWER,
J. WRITTEN
JAS. McCLANAIAN
Lynehbarg, 2ih lime, 1893
The undersigned have had an opportunity of be-
coming acquainted with the qualfc atoms Of MIR
Joseph y. Godfrey, as M Instructor Of Youth, md
checriully testify TO his skill ana capacity IN that
profession T.. q. SMI.tI,
O. A ROSE,
G. AN ruoNY,
s GARLAND,
JAMES SAUNDERS,
+ SYDNDR.
RICHD II TOLER,
&. DABNEY.
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f. ifsT or. LETTERS.


Isl If jay 1889.
II Perssns asking Ion Letters in the following
lisi, viii piea.e say thai they are advertised.
A. Miss Arena Armstrong, Wm. Anderson,
Anderson.
lanes Dosz, Mr.. Elizabeth Beine. ie,ry bunk.
w. R,ber, Blanks 2 Nsr.aall Bay ices, Miss Aog-
inc Brown, Oscaf W. bro~p J.rh u. Boyd, Miss
sarah J B'dsland. ~. Bullock, Joseph Buck.
). II. Ross. Kieh'd. H. Burks ., Wm Bennett
henry Brown. Jacob Baul A"n Bafiie, "m. II.
Browning, CALVIN Bennett.
f,--A,hert Il. Carpenter, Sydney Clcws, Mrs.
tnc, CIarkson, Sh' ldon p. Church .. Miss End,
IBIS, Robert Cso,'n Wm. d Couch Nrs Mat
ga,e, Cole. j., dan Greasy, Abner Cois. Miss
ISIar,hs A CoieIaan, Uannsser Cos., liei" Chan
Gerry Court.
n--Miss Margaret * Duke, Sampson D"guid,
Eiiah owdy. DANIEL Day. James Dantey, WIN
Dean, Airs. Adeine Dorsey i, Joseph Davidson,
John NJ. Dick"rson. Edwia y, Dab"ey.
E-Mrs. Ehzao,tn Fitzgerald, Lewelien Fra
lier.
f,-Warner c. Goo,by, Miss 7. E. Goggin,
John Goodw,n in, Wm Coin, Nichola, Guthrie. WIN.
p Grsgory. Miss Matilda Cath, EthelJ,ed Griffin.
Geo. w. Gaines, Wm. Cream Joseph Green. H'r-
vey Gray. Mrs. Sarah p. iiobson, Riley Ha'vey2
Richatd Harrison. Mrs. Elizabeth Hob. Richard
Holt. Miss Margaret Iiigsinbosham. Mrs. Mary A.
liilory, Betsy Higgiubona,n, Col. Simon Ham
ock.
.J--Jonahan Johnson. Capt YIN. J. lsbell,
Mrs. Margare, Ir,inr, Nj, Martha Jackson, Rev'd.
w. n Jordan, Johnson n Humphrey Q, VIM. Jor
dan. Charlotte Jnfduu.
K-J. s. keawoItlIy James A. keeton2 YIN.
keni, Mary King, John kpsks.
TI-Juei Lion, Mrs. Nancy La,d Re, Il. John
5. Lee, DANES Lee, Jesse Lure.
HI-Eanny Moss, Miss Frances Maru Robert
VI. Mitchell 3, Edwin Mathews jacob Majors,
Chas. u Norman, Arthur II. Moon lohn Ii
| .,Ier, Lodow'eh Monm"o, Martin Mdirr NJ
Meriwe,her, Lewis /. Miller Wm. A. Motion
Geo. r.. Mich i, ltobn, u. Macks. Miss susan
Moody, Stephcn Nay. Wm. McComie, Joseph /.
Martin ..
N--Chares ucrele, Miss Lucy Ann North
John Il. North Nm. Novel;.
O-D,gd Oglcshy.
p Ross Powell r. n. Phelps, Bp,i Peter.
Miss Mary {. Powell, Edward Page hos Perry.
Ri cph w Royal ,, Rudd N Ha.py, b I.
Royal, Alex Reynolds, 1hos. ]. Reynolds, Robeu
Rdgeway, Charles Roper. Henry Kandol plI John
F. Rrson, Mrs. Nary l.. Eadl Atmslead II. Rains
S-h. IL smith, Aher NJ, Smith john II
Scruses, Mis-, Isabella Scott. Mrs S4wA,ns. W,n
W. Scott, MIrs. t.z,tefh Sydney. Je,se smih
D. j ! S'even-, Geo. W. Smith, Mrs. Asu.ss
Strange. Westiey Skidlsr, John W 5cheuk.
Tx ,te Iawnry, Elihu Tsldy Saml u.
Thurman 9. Alfred la ,or. Henry X. Ierref, Miss
Mary Jane fowolry, Io'e,,h NJ. Terry John Tur-
ner, Peter linsiey, MI. Turner.
V--fieo. Veuahle ., llos. Williams. A. Win.
stoo, Col A. 3 Wiley, Jim Wo,jatl, Rteh'd
Woudwa ARD. Mss aiar.ah WEYMOUTH. M,s. Sarah
Woodson, pi a. Whtorhe. THO. e. A. Niaf
- H. Wnoi, Albert Wikn.on SAM Watts. Heai,
WnDdy. John ;. Williams. hos. b. Wight H. 1
ado, H. Warren, Miss Lucy " cts,,,
JOHN y, MUHkEtL. p ".
july 4lh Wv
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STA GEE

rnlE public are ! in,me' ,la, 'i"'iy a, j"
ngton City. The nd, auiae.s If tbs arrau e.
pent are numerous and nb,iops.-lt 20, oufy
gives thi, place daily Noith"r', IA ~ dat. u',a
monI ma!l. II presents 10 the hntjiiag from
Tennessee, sc. u foaie M'jeetto no dtIay @hatte.
tr
Ibis line IL intended 10 combine proper ~
=, alton. with ample time for res bat ~hrnt,,r
II Is tequired, il w,ll TIA, el all uighi, rs 10 lie
Frederick sbuig line, aud will then reach Es>I.
lng,on ithout diff nlty, rs soon the s.rnhon
From Char lottesville to Alexandra, Wy land. III
miles Alexandria To Washington,b b, III. Ly.t
mtles--hy my route, l2@
fIon charlottesville TO -,.nmboat andhug, Is
'es-S,eamboat iandinK 10 ash"s,oo, OIL
rnuie by fredericksburg, 1879 nli,s.
Distance from Salem TO Washington Guy, i93
IN les are, Il -
HE subscriber has spare d no pain. to put NE
best aCcomm odations 90 the wboi, road rer os.
lem to Washington City And having insoh@
himsen III a neavy additional expense. 10 to,tn
qoence OF the establishment OF dail, .ua J. solcB
the Support Vi generous public.
WM. SMITH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15
May 90

'HNilE undersigned feels graceful Tor the patron
II aye heretofore extended 10 HIM as a Commits
sion Merchant IN the sales Of Tobacco, Flour, &c.
AS a member fthe firm of NoWin, Hunt & Co.
he solcits u combinations of that patronage, and
pledges particular attention to all assignments
made to that firm. SAMUEL NOWLlN
May 20 rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15

FENilE Subscribers have now the pleasure of in
n forming then friends and the public at large
that, from recent purchases made at the No3tl, by
one Of the frn, and carefully selected, their stock
rs entirely complete, They deem it unnecessary
% We a list oi their goods suffice ito shy, that
.hcii stock embraces almost every article IL the
I'm" ofD'y Goods GgpnerieS, Hat dwarc and Cut
'erD-iu dis, is included an extensive selection of
Ha's Boots aud Shoes, Of all descriptions From
purchasers they respectfully ask a ca--they are
confident that they eau afford as good bargains, eli
her wholeSate or retaii be offered in his
market.
Their Ware Rooms are also open Cor the recep-
'oo OF all sorts of produce. to be shipped or sold on
commission. PARTICULAR attention will be given
to the receiving aud forwarding of goods
NOWLIN. HUNT & Co.
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- -
NOTICE,

"AVING t.ken Mr.. Henry b Richards ~ u
= u partner, The firm of Theo Robertson n Co
is changed, and will be hereafter con luc,ed undor
the style and finn of II y Richards q Go.
TllED. ROBERTSON,
JOHN VAN LEW,
HENRY l.. RICHARDS
Lynchhurs, July IL 1888
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15

~ The Abingdon and Knox,,lle pare. wall II.
serl tue abu,e ~ months the usual discount, and
send their account 10 this office tvt COLLECTION,
Mas !. IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15
A great variety ladies and Gen
tlemen's Gloves.

A great variety ladies and Gen
tlemen's Gloves.
The best of llos.kins Elastic Gloves, white,
straw, psrpe, green and othef colours
Ladies long white Kid Gloves
Gentlemen, black and dark oxtra Gloves
An assortment Of iIosskns, second quality
Genllemen's double stitched beaver.
Handkerchief, Shawls and Wells.
Linen Cambrck Handkcrchcfs, very cheap
Hermann, Hebe, Lpusiyine, pure white Boode
and several other descriptions of Fancy
Shawls and Hnndkcrchiefs
Tortoise, Tuck and Side Combs. Imitation DO
LACE EDGiNG, &C.
A few peices Thread Laccs aud Edglngs
Boblnett Edsings and lnscrtings some very fine
Boblnett aud Blonde Quilting, extra quality
4 rich figured ard plain Bobineus
HOSIERY.
Best English white aud black Italian SIX Hose
Best Fren IA do do do do
A few dozen fine willie Cotton Hose double heels
so dozen low priced white do
80 " fancy coIourcd Hose, and general assol,.
ment OF Half Hose.
ALSO,
fine assortment Of Parasos and Umbrellas,
cheaper han ever IN this market
case fine English Straw Dnnslabos
:" Double Lcghorns, Nos from - 10 &c, and
Will be sold remarkably cheap
pr c.s 8 1 Ddmask Diaper and rich figured white
andbruwn Table Cloths.
For fientlcmen's Dress.
Superior Treble Chain black Frcnci, Boinbnznc
expre ssly to t;cnrea,ens wear
Angola anJ Ncrlno Cassmeres
Cartoons and Summer stripes
F,cnch PLAID Drilling, new style, and low priced
Nankctns aud Roam Cass,mcrcs
Pure white and buff Nurseries, donbe back
Rich figured Satin faced Mllan vesting
Treble chain black Silk FIo,en,loe do
A great variety OF fnncy Marscilles
Vanhoras Bomba2lne and Satin Stocks, variety
ofpatterns
40 inch Italian Cravats
Grass bleachcd Irish Linen, fresh importation
pieces extra black and blue Cloth
Olive, brown, and green Cloths
piece Adtihlde Cloth, description Of goods rare
ly 10 be seen IN this market. The superiority of
this Cloth consists IN The exquisite sofiness of the
wool, frmmess of texture, and the richness ADD du
rablny Of the color
3 pieces medium blue Coths
2 p" DO black do
II pieces assorted colors, low priced
Blue and black Cassmeres
Bottle green drub, m.x'd and other fancy coioured
Cassimeics
few pieces plaid aud plain Sutneus
, cases apron checks, and lcounterI,nn 10
J cases 3 bleach Shi.tinss
, " IA do do heavy and fine
4 bales 81 brown 90
; " ! do do
| bale Ashton Ticking
BESIDES
4 cases cheap Fur Hats
% pHir sp,ing heel Prnnella Shoes
b " French do Slippers
50 " common do do
80 " best quslty Scalskin spring heels
An assortment Motoccos with aud without heels
for Ladies' and n sscs
> eases Mems Bootees, Shoes and Pumps
These and our entire stock. were purchased the
latter part Of the Spring, ID the cities Of New York
and PhadeII ,ha and selected from the most ap
proved houses and on such terms to enable us TO
sell at the most Unprecedented low prices. Purcha-
sers may be assured they will obtain cheap and de-
sirablc goods, at the Store of
ROBERT KYLE.
June 81 Is
SS.e -, NY ~ ~ ~~~
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FIs)SyEIeY Y.

Best English white aud black Italian SIX Hose
Best Fren IA do do do do
A few dozen fine white Cotton Hose, double heels
SO dozen low priced white do
~ " fancy coiourcd Hose, and general assoll.
mont OF Half Hose,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15
Al S(1.

A fine assortment of Parasos and Umbrellas
chenpcr than ever seen III this market
case fine English Straw Dnnstabos
Double Lcghorns, Nos from % 10 &c, and
Will be sold remarkably cheap
p' c.s 81 Damask Diaper and rieh figured white
and brown Table Cloths
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Handkcrchiefs, Shawls and Wells

Linen Cambrick Handkerohicfs, very cheap
Hermann, Hehe, Lpusyinc, pure white Blonde
and several other descriptions Of Fancy
Shawls and Iandkercbiefs
Tortoise, Tuck and Side Combs Imitation DO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-15

The best Of ilosstns Elastic Gloves, white
straw, ppipie, green and othef colours
Lades' long white KID Gloves
Gentlemen, black and dark oxtra Gloves
An assortment Of llossklns second quality
GenlIemen's double stitched beaver
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NEW GOODS,

June 81
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PUBLISHED ON WEDNESDAYS,
GREINER a. SHERMAN.
Editors and proprietors.

1Utt0T0 UtU PTOPTtttOTS'
PRICE for a year, TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY
CENTS IN advance-THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY
CENTS at the expiration of the year.
No subscription received for less than six months.
ADyERTIsING.-One dollar per square for the
hrst insertion-thirty-seven and a half cents for
each subsequent insertion.
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THE REPUBLICAN,.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING OCT. 2.
N e w OR II

Your fair correspondent "Ki.ty," in
reviewing some of your back papers,
has let her eye fall on an article which
was an expose of the Dorcns Society
and which showed the ingenious bearing
the Convocation Society had had upon.
it, since it's organization. She charges
me with mis-stating and making false
asser,ions-ths / wholly deny--and,
when pcnning the article, did not mean to
say any thing that could be gainsayed.
will now state over again the man
ner of getting up the Convecation So
ciety, that Kitty may see for herselfthat
l did not mis-state or mis-represent, and
would refer her for the truth of my
statement to those who were present at
|ike Convention.
At late Episcopal Convention OF this
State, the Convocation Society for do
mestic Missions was formed, oDd every
Clerpvman before he could become
member was. Obliged to pledge himself to
pay a sum not less tha" teaper cent Of his
salary. annually, and to show with whas
kind Of spirit it was carried through, I
will mention that it was said by the over
jealous ones, that all who did not come
into the measure, should be prescribed
from all Offices within their con,rol-and,
consequently, (as ! have been informed)
the Rev. Mr.. Wheaton Ia more respeo-
tabIo and upright minister cannot be
found) believing it was not just mems
ure, declined aud was deprived of two
Offices which he bad held for great
number Of years. Now, kitty" you
see they have pledged themselves, and
have set you to work TO pay their debt
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burgb, at the sale by auction Of Lord e
din Pictures. just as Mr.. Winstunley
the auctionssr, was holding up celebra.
ted Tsnisrs, the flooring on which the as.
sembly stood gave way, andthe auction
eer, pictures, and part of the crowd were
nrecipitated in the room beneath. Many
limbs were broken, and one life lost.
Z Accounts from Portugal, were more
favorable to the cause Of Don Pedro. =
The forces of Den Miguel, on the 4th ol
March, had made an assault upon Opor-
to, which had been repulsed with severe
loss to the Miguelitss. 1t was stated
that 600 of them were killed or wounded,
while not more than 100 were lost to
Dor Pedro.
Letters from Madrid state that the
convention of the Cores, was to take
place in the beginning Of April. 1t is
said that the revocation Of the Salio law,
and the recognition Of the South Ameri-
can Republic, will be debated in a secret
committee.
The accounts from Greece are favora-
Bile. Most of the chiefs had summoned
their adherents to tako the oath Of allegi-
ance to King Ohio.
The accounts of cessation Of hospital
ties between the Sultan and the Pacha
Of Egypt, is fully confirmed.
The Count de Survilliers, (Joscph
Bonapart) intends to return this summer
from England, to his residence at Bor-
dentown, Penn.---.Sir Francis Burdett
is soon to be made peer Of the British
raalm
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ALBION
0OEN PEASTNE &

The .aIbion Corn Plaster softens The corn
hosvevcr old and seogts, cad extracts ii 10 the
''hy roots. The relief Afforded is gentle, inp
mfd'afe, and thorough.
|Thc Proprietor bcgs leave 10 submit The fol-
Owing case, from Mr.. Stowcll, who is we'll
tnown to the inhabitants Of Boston, especially
fat the south eud, and at South Boston, as q
very worthy and respectable citizen.
Gaze.
SIR-I do rot hesitate 10 give my most ,,n-
qualified appreciation in favor Of your valuable
Albion Corn Plaster. BY tho use of less than
a boz, Mrs S,oweli has been cured Of corn
m each foot, which had been exceedingly tron-
blesomo and painful for years, and 1 think it
but justice TO your valuable preparation 10 ad
(for the encouragement, OF those, who owing tn
rereated disaPponments in the various rene
dies resorted to ,have finally despaired ofa cure
that your Plaster cured her corns after trying
ohcr highly recommend remedies to no pur-
pose and what insseases my confidence in the
superiority of your plaster, is the fact, thai it
has been used by several ofmy neighbors with
equally good sncccss. SETH sTOWELI..
Keeper Of I'oH-house South Boston Bridge.
Mr.. 7. kIppRR, t.t -
Proprietor ol The Conway Medicines.
boston, June l7th, 1929.
-" Price 80 cents.
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Sailed from Providence 22d, ships New Jer-
sey, Williams, Gibraltar. md Cantoni Mary,
Chase, Savannah; brig Florida, Blaisdel, Of Ken
nebunk, New Orleans.
Arr at do 23d, brig Union, Green, from Savan-
nah, 10TH inst.
Cid at do gath barque valhalla, Stevens, sa-
vannah.
Art at Fairhaven 20,b, ship JAVA, Ritchie,
I'm South Atlantic Ocean, with 1000 bbls. whale
oil and $50 bbls. sperm Spoke, aboIt let Dec
ship Ann, Liltlefeld, Of BRISTOL, IL whales!
Ar. al New Bedford 28d, bark Equator, Rid
dell, fm Pacific Ocean, with 1909 bbls OIL
Spoke Oct. 4, la. 8 s. lon SO W. ship Leonidas,
Clcaveland, Of Bristol, 1900 bbls oil. At Sand
wich Islands latter part OF Nov. Parker, Brown,
Of New Bedford, with 1900 bbls.
Ship Minerva, Smyth, fm Pacific ocean, with
1900 Lbls oil.
Ar. Of Boston. 2lst inst. ship Lou,n, Gsrd-
ner, South Atlantic Ocean, last from Cape Of
Good Hope, 26ih Feb. with 1000 bbs. oil, and
1000 lbs bone. Sailed IN CO. with ship MARTHA,
Coffin, late Clasby, with 900 bbls. oil. for Mad
igascar. Sailed i4th, ship Atlantic. Pickens.
1909 bbls; 24,h, jasper. Adams, 700; Triad,
Case, 1000. all for Madagascar Left ship Ce-
res, Clifford, 1000, for Madagascar days; Pori
land, Cook, unc. 1900 bills.
Ar. at Now LeJford, 22d. ship Frnncis'
Briggs. from South Atlantic. with 2l0o bois
oil Same day, ship Folcon. Barker, TN South
A Atlantic, with 1890 bbls Oh
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DIED.,

In this town, on Sunday last, Mrs. no
by Phillips, wife of ne late Nathaniel
Phillips, Esq. in the 73d year Of age.
On Tuesday last, Mrs. Lucy Burr
wife Of the late Doct. Nathan nj. Burr
in the 56th year ofher age. OBITUARY
next week.
On Wednesday morning last, Mrs
Mary Ormsby, wife of the late MIR. Dan.
iel Ormsby, Of Rehoboth, aged GO.
In Bristol, ON the 10Th inst. Mrs. A
manda Bullock, wife Of Mr.. Joseph Bul-
lock, aged 36 years.
On Thursday last, Lewis, son Of the
late MI. Gilbert Norris, aged years, II
months and % days.
In Providence on Tuesday evening
last, Miss Maria Burdick, daughter o
the late Mr.. Billings Burdick ofNewport
in the 26th year Of her age.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-04-27
ITO the Ladies.
Turner & Salisbury

n va AASA ~ y
HD ESPECTFULLY invite the La
E0 dies to Gull md examine their
stock Of F.A.NCY GOODS, purchased
in New YoRK the last week, and select
cd with great care at very reduced prices.
The assortment consists in. part Of
French muslns, French ginghans, Ger
man do, English do, black Italian silk,
do. levantine, do. sinchew, green lustring,
colo sarcnet, an elegant assortment of
prints from 8 to 33 cents, nncrino shawls,
fancy hdkfs from 12 l-2 TO $50 cts, belt
ings,- good assortment Of hosiery Ind
gloves, fine black bembazines, linen
cambric!s, do hdkfs, imitation do colored
borders at 25 cents, PLAN and figured
swiss, book, null and jaconet muslins,
corded, striped, md plaid do, cambrics,
bishop lawn, fine demi linens, blk French
and India satins, sewing silks, threads,
needles, pins, hooks and eyes, braids and
cords, tapes, &c. &c.
b1~ We feel confident that if the La
dies will call, we can sell them goods at
prices that cannot fail to please.
Uafer-sireet, april 81.