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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

X1ihhiNiA-At Rules holden ~ tie Il.th'. ninccaA,
Circuit Superior Court If Law and rhaneriy st u.
Low, OF L. !nchhuer, The Let day Of April. sss-Jab
E"iy III. rgalH.t C.ty Toe.y ard Elix-bcth hr vs.
Peter Assh'rs and Nell, HI, liz, Nnl Wright - s.y
hat ms wife, Peggy Siosc Rachel Saudford John le
Isn, James Tune, and Niiy Nj, y il. WV Sone NJ
N"nc, h's lie, u'abin Pnir Anthony Pate, JOHN lac
'f. Jenny rn'c, Agsy PATE. Allen Sloue .nd Mil, b,
n''', hichard D"r". 1nnis Mnncy aud Kbod, hi, ra.
Samuel Mnncy nnd Bet, his lie, Pail, St,,,on IbH
s,mlkins' Samuel smrkins liirsm sinr hh, and Go
The defendants Tunis Muncy and Ghoda his vito H..
ram Snphns and G-orge S,i4pkin., not hu,,nr entered
ihe "p'araacr nD gwen security according 10 the
A-ehb'y nnh the rules Of THE court and il oppcariafI
'"'i-iac'ory evidence that they not iulahun o
country u 'o'dcrcd .iat the taid defendants de- appear
mere On the 1r,t day u the and answer
fhh am.ndcd bills If the plaintiff aud lhai roly If
Til. order be Ert.,, t IN. ertrd in .onef p
'sh.d IN The town Of i.ynchburr for two month
.'ry aud posted at the front door Of the court hoe
ia the said town.
topy~Te'tc, y. RODlS, &C
HPfi - WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

esTAVE HEADING and HOOP POLES will
~ be wanting the ensuing season for 30 or 40 600
barrels Cor the use Of Langhornes Mills, aport Of
which is on thcyard part getting n part con,rac-
ted fur. | would make further engagement for what
may be wanting, or | will give the highest cash
price cor timber it is delivered on the yard until
am furnished, II it is of first quality. None other
need lac brougl I, in us good barrels cannot he made
out OF bad timber. The slaves should be % inches
long inches wide at each end after being listed
& three shlhs thick. The heading should be IL m
ches long SIX and half inches wide, and hnlfinch
thick Slaves and heading should be neatly drawn
piled anI weighted each day they are furnished.
um now receiving and viii give the highes, cash
price for timber II is delivered on the yard until
am furnished. Hoop poles will be received aso,ex-
sept when the bark slips until am supplied
WIN. |. lSBELL, Agent.
Lynclhurg, April % w3w
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-. Hardware and Cutlery.
WHOEESA ALE AND KETAJIs.

viiEo. ROBERTSON & Co. Sign Of the
- Golden AarH, Offer first rate assortment, ",
the nbose liae-Thcy are now receiving their
SPRING SUPPLY, which renders heir selection
equal tn any in the State, and which they piedee
themselves to sell a, Richmond prices, the differ.
cnce in rent, board &c. between Rich nond and
Lynchbnfg well enabling them to do so.--They
respectfully solici, ofieir friends and the public
continuance Of patronage heretofore extended to
them.
April 2j Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

iKI'NiA--% rules he'll the Clerk. ulhco Of ".
.ire.t Suror"r Court III Law aud Chanccry, lo1 w
county oi Amherst, on Monday the first d,v Of April eA
homas Coppcdge j. administrator of Cha les Cppeds'
DECD RI. against ilIinm W,lmore, Ambrose "Dof'
-, IN CHANtEiiY ~.
The Defendant William N,nore not having entered ms
apearance aud given security according to the act Of ~
,sacary evidence, that he an nuhan ofhis c"H'
ny ordered that tho said defendant do appear here o
.n' hrst gay o'te next Sept term, aud answer the b "
'he painful and that copy Of this oyer be forthwith ~
serted IN The lynchburg Virginian Tor two months slf
csss,ey aud posted the Toat door of the court ho''
ofthis county. A Copy-Tc.,s'
May2 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09
u SPRING SUPPLY.

VI IL xNxNW SV Z i IL x .
HAVE just received ut my VARIETY
u STORE, Bank Square, an unusually large
stock of Goods consisting of
STAPLE ond FANCY ARTICLES, of every
description,
HARDWARE and CUTLERY,
PUNISHABLE and LFUIlORN BONNETS,
Stocks, Shoes, Hats, ana Gaps,
Ha,te,s' Trimmings,
GROCERIES of all kinds, &c &c,
The above goods " III be sold chean Al ,ha, is us.
kcd is an opportunity of Proving il to the public.
shall deyiale frola tho fashionable mode of ira
ding, and have but ono set OF prices, endcavourng
10 have them solow as 10 give general satisfaction.
JOHN PURVIS.
April wow
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Commission business.

NnIIE subscriber offers his services to his friends
! and the public Commission Merchant
His Office is few doors above the Franklin Hotel
SAM. ANTHONY.
Mrs Anthony wishes to take few Young La
dies as Boarders. Her rooms commodous, and
near some of the best Schools in Lynchburg.
Feb 81 Is
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China. Glass and Earthcn Ware,

UsT received ard oponlne tie China, &c. b.
- the Ship George from I.,refyeoi, and likewise
splendid nssortmc " oftilass from the northern
faeiories. The public are respectfully invited II
call and examine the a,cIes.
DSEPH.D. EVANS,
Opposite the Post Ofhee.
AnY,l 4,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

William d. Rod, Thomas J. Reid, adj
ministrator ofJohn Reid, deceased Jo-
seph Gald, scn'r, and Robert G.. Cut
Ter.
Wake NOTICE, that sl'nll, on Thursday
- the ODD day of May next, between the rising
and setting of the sun, take, nj the house of Mrs
ROBBERS, III the county of Nelson, the deposition of
the said Mrs. Roberts, and others and on Wed.
nesdoy the 29th Of the same MONTH between the
rsing and setting Of the sun, al the house of John
Diddle, in the county Of Augusta the deposition of
the SAID John Didilc and others and on Friday
the 3lst Of same month, between the rising and set
ting OF the sun, at the house OF Samuel Steel in the
county of Augusta the deposition of The said Sam
ucl Steel, & others and on Tucsiay the 1h day of
June mex between the rising & setting of the sun AT
the house Of J. S. Wool, in the town Of Bncan.
an, in the county Of Bote'ourt, the deposition OF
James Cofm 4 others and OH Saturday Ia, 9th
day Of same MONTH nj the house Of Levi Denkon
in tic county Of Montgomery, between the rising
and setting = ire SUM- the deposition Of Levi Dea-
aon hnd ot'icr' and on Tues lay the llh day of
June, II. the store OF Harvey Clayton in the
y o! Franklin, between the rising and setting of the
sun, the deposition of the said Harvey Clayton, and
others Thursday the 9th June, AT the Office of
$. Watt, in 'hcwwuofl. ynclburs,thc deposition
Of AlenunJcr b, Rose, ard others; all Of said dep
osuons .uken 10 b. Rad as evidence in suit u
chaneery, nov pending ia the Circuit superior
Court Of Law and Chaneery, Tor the town of
Lynchhurg, wherein | am plaintiff and you are de-
fendans. Should the above dispositions, or any Of
them, iion any cause, Tot be taken on the day 10
which tiny Holicc is gwen, the tak,ny of them Will
be continued on the next day, and from day to day,
until the shall have be- tskrn
HENRY, A PAUpER,
son OF Esther.
April % tlt
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ROBERT llASLLY, OK.

as""rt continued nni held for Bedford count, =,
d - The court house, the -, day "f March lr-ll
ine settle fl,f u2ainst william Lao, ow and Tin IN
ma MS vic, lillian Settle, Lew Settle Frame. sr,
tihh Derrctt md Scly hi. wife, DanJ,,d,e yncI,,
ana Nancy h'' Wifi, 1h,nss kutk or nnd Yicy III, ~.
eailo'cn aud heir Of Newman Sc,,r, d-ren,
es Sc.r' W ni'n" Settl john Settle, bergman srltt
aud Mnliay Settle, children and heirs Of S,,o,lct see
deceased hn wa one "thr children of New Seth
deceased. ,lcirndant. In tI.rerry
bhe defendants William Scttlr cuts Settle psndri,a
Tucker AMI Nancy his VII, Thomas RUckrr and Elc, h
WIFI, Nl,m settle, John Settle Pey., Sct,Ie Her, Ia,
ill., and al,tllcy Settle not ha,,nY onietrd il~t n.y.
i"arnncs aud given security dccordins the .,
Assembly and the rules of this Court, mad il appearing
the Subtraction Of the Court that the, 'nnhahsa
th' country Ou the motion ~ the plaintiff y eopn.t
ordered that the ,a last named defendants do appear IN
hri"rc the fourth A"ud. IN May nrN', and he I
al the pnini Il. aud that Of this ofIrr be fNa
publ he'd "r eight weeks surrcssNcly, in the ncaUy
Virgin. an a"d that snother copy be posted at the %
door III the c"nt'-h"u,c q thu COUNTY.
f"py-reete, no. e. MITCHELL, r.E e
Apr 4. -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

The % day, propretor's pusse $50, mile
hoats-entraHce SIS.
81 day, Jocky Club purse 5000 mile heats
entrance s20.
1Ih day, Handy Cap Racc,purse worth sloo-
mile heats, best three IN fiye--cntrance $l5--to DC
added to the purse.
The money of cnch days will be hung
mp without discount by the proprietor, who is pre-
ses With fine stables and litter gratis.
The proprietor respectfully announces to th'
public that he i now fitting up and improving that
spacious building, the FRANKLIN HOTEL,
in such style otneatness that will afford ense and
comfort TO the visitors and with his arrangements
of additional rest. he will tc able TO accommodate
from = to 300 persons ia the most genteel style
The course Is beautifully situated on an eligible
plain, one mile from town, and affords as much
hovelt, ~ scenery as the eye of fancy could wish
10 dwell on the beautiful Gifts and ranges Of the
Blue Ridge waving their bluc heads one over ano-
ther, until they JOIN the great chain and terminate
their beauty in one Of Flrginias mosi prominent
curiostes, the Peaks of Otter and its neishborins
points
/. A lure and srhcioas pavilion is no@ erecting
one Of the mos, prominent points III thc course
FOR tic entire benefit and qualification of ladies' and
enjoy themselves, in sportve beauty unsurpassed.
Y. N. OLIVER Proprietor.
The Wing and Enquirer, Richmond, will insert
the above once IA week for two weeks, and then
on fortnight till day Races, and forward their
&C 'oun, to the proprietor for payment
March II. w2wlaftdr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

20 IR''iNiA.--M kuc, hnilrn ~ tue , I.r., M
hee ~ ~" tuViN SnPrf ior Cutrt Of LAW sud fb.,
cef,. Tor the town Of i.nchbuy, On tho 1T M n tl
iH't'. i.nnTns Dupuy nnd Ceituc &. hi, wrA W. Y,t
az" '"n''" "; IAi '"i'ht children Of Cal,b Tau j.
hcnd, Il'. agan.t Nr,h.. lnri 1nit, En, On J,, M
rec ". "Mland sin.'r DE- Lspis Inu If PY,trs I.
drt AMI Sarnu" Bransotd, Sea q. Ar mn, ,vuo,,rd
o. l'snchbnfs, and a. sueh si,a, oil Chs II. TsA tt
Def, " s' 49,
- 'n'enhant Nethrt'ahd Init not blyiny catered BIZ
appearances aud given security nc, ,ra,ry IAN, +
A,.ensy and the rule, oithis court, and rr.stit l.,
'ai'inttory evidence that he rh.hilrnt Of tn
country 1T IL ordered thar the suid defendant d. 40
pcht hire on the hr,t day of the next tenn ard an,nff
,ne n OF me pai",ii's, aud thatn copy hi. orirf
~ IN inserted ~ some nem,rnlct printed tle
i"Hh oi LyuchhurY for TIVE month"; su,y ,,,l, md
i"ed VI the trout door of the house, in tie .sd
town. A copy-Tsstc "A ruuIS m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

HAVE just received fresh supply of Drugs,
= l. Medicines, Paints, Oils, DyeStutis, Brush
es, Surgical Instruments, Candies, Port Wine,
Porter, Fancy Articles, &c. &c Physicians,
Merchants and the public arc requested to cali and
examine.
Medicines warranted, and prescriptions pnt up
with care. Families supplied With genuine Mcdi-
cines.
Thankful for past fuvors, we solicit a share of
public patronage.
p. S-Also, chest superior Black Tea.
Aprl CIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09
, TO THE PUBLIC.

ca, CA T. Jus. received some very bsodsoo,.
rrui, Ras nna China Gilt Mantle Ornaments Gil,
p,chor n''n "aa CIT China Mugs, Gil, Chm"
Ewers md assorted ps sizes, Toy Tea Sets Tov
sold low TC ",l OF winch will be
April 0n1r II ~ EVANS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09
JOS. WILSON. OK.

TYIHetNit - ~ rules holden in tho t'ie,k'. ar
" Circuit Snpc'or Court Of Law aud C.n,ee's VI bs
county Of Campbell on the .ia, @, Feb, ,' ief -
William u. Fox, Conrlana nf,ngnit., Ue,,Id Z; ~
Andrew X. Thomp o.. De- LIN Chancc,t '"'a Al
The defendant David J tWsrd not h5y,
his appcalonee aud given security ncc,ra,se. 'ei3
act OF Assembly ind the rules ortls C,at, - 10 Tie
peating by satisfactory evidoner that he i. ~, Y
liant 81 ms country II Is ofdeiet, thai the mid
term % 'l' court and answer the bill of tie pi,,g 1
that ac"Iy ot this order Ire irthwith inr',J ~ ana
newspaper printed ~ the Town al LyucIhufy g. ,nf
months sueccssvely and posted nj tho from d., W.
Courthouse, of said COUNTY ~ H'o' Vi IL
Copy--Trstr
JOHN ALEXANDER, G. g. eli, e.
March u. - - '"Hhs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

"A ] court held far bedford r,,uuty v the cvur, IN ~
81 The 23lh day Of Ma oh ls33,Joas lev IL, PIT,
tanst Solomon Perrin AID Say hi. he, Robert NU,
and l.ncy buti. Ucns--ir charcc>y.
The Defendant S"...nun Perrin, MT having cn,,a
hts ni ea'ance and given sccoity a.Srdhr to he sr
Assembly, ad the rules "f th,t Court aud ii appearing
The taisfnclr'h ~ The CntI that he mn iuutn
shis country b n"o" .. thr p.sniii, by his cou,
10 ordered ibsi the aI : omoD Pnrin do ppirur rud
aver ts BIZ oihe plaintiff, aud hiat II copy If ihi min
be forthwith inserted IN the Iynchurp Nirviu,i for e
weeks snccr%ei,cl' and that nnnh cop, hr ,o,ff
the front dooi III The 'ui house OF Til, COUNTY
Copy--1c.tc RIO. T.. MlrCHi.l,I e Er
~ -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

VTlh"lMA Vt court of muntniy .cs non. I1e.---
~ held for the county OF AmhSrs at Tie Conn a"'
Monday The 18Th day 81 February, l-a3-- Nala,,'
CHRISTIAN Plaintiff ngan,t John Christian and p,i =
Christian, urrn,nni,.--In chnsecry. -
The Defendant john Christian not hsyiny ,n,a..i
appearance and given security According the arr Al
senbit hnd the rules olth. court. and 1t stprn,oa
'he Satisfaction OF the court that h" j. All -
OF this conm"n~ op neiinp "f the pl.irn l., ~
counsel, II IL ordered that the .sd d,cnInu In
uah, 90 appear mere On OF rfors the hr.t ia, If Ma
court ncxf, 10 ANSWER the hill Of ihr plniuid and H.,
copy 81 TIL. order he forthwith inserted in The
burg Nnemian for two month. aud ro.;,d \,
IN" door OF the c."rt-hon'", in the raid c'pn
ACopy-Tc.tr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

DURSuAaST to a deed of trust, executed to
= tie subscriber by N"@sley l.. Duncan, bear
ing date ts,o l7h day of September, 1929, and duly
rccordti in the County Court of Amherst he will
proceed 10 sell, on Monday the eth May next by
way of public auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash,thc following tracts of land or so much thereof
as With necessary for the purposes Of said deed
viz one lying and being in TIC county of Amherst,
containing 235 acres adjoining the lands of Tandy
Rutherford and othcrs-the other lying in the
same county, containing 81. acres, adjoining the
lands ofWlliam Sandiuge, Leonard Henly and
others. The sale will commence and take place
on the tract whercon Mr.. Joseph Brown now lives
The undersigned acting as trustee, will convey
only such title as is vested in him
ROBERT TINSLEY.
April % ID,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

~ EG RS, Hacks Segers of every quail
~ ~, at Baltimore prices, by the box For salt
Ivy 1T. g. J. Z. ROYALL, Agents
/ Aril3 CIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

John Randall, NJ D. Boston
- w Parsons NJ. D. do
Walter Claiming NJ. D. do
=. Davenport, NJ. d. do
Natl. Peabody, NJ d. Salem.
Edwin Parsons, M. D. Portland.
w Il. Brown, NJ. d. do
Hisginson, NJ d. Cambridge
p.ou.,, dudley Smith, NJ. d. Lowell
Npnrou by Moifal, Plummer & Co. lis S,o,s
mcnt, by HOwET ~ ,r," aPPo'n'-
March 4 "a 'iE'>, ASt
w3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

Lynchburs Jocky Club Spring Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

HYiRilNft 80 N4ls-=H = { mn snnt
" thu county vi tnH.let an. lat ,i, az. IN if Z
the car, QUO Thou -1ad ciFil, diu,lted md n
md IA the o'th Year II tie Cntnp,.it,, -.
Dishe,. complainant. agains t'nsifcl R.5d -sH,,
Coleman, sd"iini,irairds ofRDAee. s. ccl.n mn H.
aud james toieinan 1bts -tn al mi .,rt Hi aeeeas
on the n"i,t oi the cemp iaaasi, an.i il up,.,
saiisfariien 81 te court that the Defendant linn 10
s,a ~ i"hsbfaDt Of this Country and not esa
his appearance MI given secnry according ehsf.4
assembly IN .ueh cascs ado and prev il-i ana act
this eonrf u is ordered that the sold .eta a fele,
appear hear on the 81 Monday IN June neat @ "add
The bill oil the complainant. and that copy If ~ ahstt
be inserted in the l.ynctlrg Sssinau f., ms ori.f
successfully AMI posted nj the fs" ,luo OF ,ic mseih,
Of this county. O'osthelss
ma,s saaey-f's''' JOHN ALhNANDER,crc
n3n
XYtRtINA i--At rules held in the jet n. Ut
~ tneau Superior court Of Law aud tb,, mt In
f",d County On the Sd day ar perr,nha, 'ef Eal
Sun, FIN. against Charles W,itei.y ,ni -ieta
T1ionisonJ)chs In Oh irerv. ~ ahief,ng
The defendant Charles Nhit-ey, not t,,i,.
nppc arancc aud given security according 10 III,
sembly and tho rules &c this md II arrc,, u ~
hc ~ cyi'c Ice that he is moi ashanti nj " am,
wea,ts--h IS nr'cr"d that he do appear hete t4alh+
day Of the next Ma, term, uud the hi, me m:
rz,nnni, mud that copy of this order liz 80, in' te
N"gnian pni>h" III tynehburg, for Nv. ,,n a u ia
svcly, aud posted nj the iiVnt door Of the rn 'hcte
this county '' houst, q
c"py-Tc.tc. JOS WILSON
March 7. '"'pN TX.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09
RUNAWAY.

MAS committed to the jail of this county, on
w 10Th ult,, young Negro Man, IL or ID
years of age, says his nan,e - j AC(Hs, and
that he is the property of Edmund w. caoell, Of
the county Of Buckingham.
RICHD. N. EUBANK, d SIM.
Amherst, Mayo oi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09
kIS.TOOTI} W ASH.

An cDe0"aI o"1 pleasant reMtdy f1 Mse0scd
TotM, Si~"gy Gums, and unpleasant edoa
Of The The Breath
NlIlE valuable and highly respectable recon-
- mcndation Obtained from Phasieina. and
De"t'As, the most eminent in their profession, is
a sufficient guarantee otthe incstlmabe worth O:
the above named article. This Wash being com
posed entirely o. vegetable substances the public
may be assured that there is nothing in ilsscompo-
s'tion winch can IN any way injure OF prove dele
FERROUS to the Teeth or Gums. II is ,esig,r TO be
used with brush, and will be found much prefer
able to powder keeping the Teeth clean and
wh'te, and preventing the wearing away Of the
Gums from the Teeth.
It's particularly scrviccablc in casrs of Snowy
6uHls restoring them to sound and healthy state
and causing them 10 contract firmly around The
Teeth In painful affections arising from eyno.
sure to cold IT will be found highly beneficial. 1t
mas been found very useful TO apply this Wash
at night just before retiring to rest. This method
IS recommended by Dentists, as, by so dong. all
particles of food which might accumulate during
me DAY, are removed, and the mouth ken, throuyh
'nen'sht IN ctean street and nAoiescme state
Ccrtifcates of recommendation from tho t,,,,,,
ing Meuical gentlemen, accompanying each bot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09
GREAT ATTRACTION:!

4 Match Race wi. be run over this course on
n Friday the 9th Of May, for $1,000 aside, be-
tween Mr. Y ". divers Moses, four years d,by
y MS Tonson, and Mr. VIM Gati.'s Lady Bird
wood. by Tonson two mile heats, half forfeit:
On Tuesday following, being the 18th, the regu-
lar races will commence.
LIST day, sweepstake for colts ana flies, 3yenrs
old this Spring mile heats, sloo-entrancc TO be
closed the lstef April to which there arc the Sd.
lowing entries
A. WIITTLOCkE,
JNO. S. HURT,
JNO. y. WHITE,
VIM McCARGO,
JAMES POWELL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

William b. Rod, Thomas J. Reid, adj
ministra,or ofJohn R-id, deceased Jo-
seph Gald, scn'r, and Robert c. Cut
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-09

Alnil p.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-10

Suicfde.-Another painful case Of SUI
icide says the Boston Patriot, occurred
in this city yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Samuel Noyes, Grocer, who resided
in Portland street, and kept shop at
the corner Of Hanover and Elm streets,
hung himself with handkerchief 20 the
bed post in his chamber, while all the
members Of his family were gone TO
church in the afternoop. He dined with
his family, and nothing unusual was OBJ
served in his nonduct. He went osf Of
the house with his wife and daughter,
as they went 20 church. but Immediate
ly returned, and was observed from the
opposite house to lock the door and gate
and to close the shutters Of his chamber
When his son and other members Of the
family returned, the door aud gate were
found locked, and ,t was necessary to
enter the house through |, window. On
entering the chamber his body was
found suspended rs above mentioned,
and he was dead Prince Snow, Esq.
the Coroner, was called, and al inquest
was held on the body, whose verdict
was in conformity with the above facts,
The deceased was man highly spec
ted, and no cause has been assigned for
the perpetra,ion Of this act except the
embarrassment which the deceased has
suffered in his business.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-10
DIED.

In this town on Mouday night the sth inst
after short and severe illness, during which
he gave evidence OF the firmness of his re.
lig,oos hope the Rev. THOMAS DuNS, in
the 70ih year of his age. His friends and
acqusintances ere respectfully invited to Of.
tend his funeral from his residence in Wash.
ington Square on Thursday afternoon a, the
usual hour.
At Jamestown on Thursday last Job S
child Of William Briggs aged year and ii
months.
On the I'd inst. Emily o., daughter of Mr.
George w. Mason, of Providence, in .th
year of her age.
At Richmond, r. !. on the sIh ult. Mrs. Su
san Clarke, widow of Mr.. Samuel Clarke in
the Goth year Of her age.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-04-10
AN ADVENTURE

AN ADvENTURE.-A young man
residing near Bangor, in Maine, was
returning lately from visit to his lady
love. His path lay through a woodland
from which, except few Struggling
pines. the trees had been cut down and
were lying on the ground. He skipped
over the logs and stumps with light foot
and lighter heart. His fair mistress had
received him kindly. Suddenly, on
leaping over fallen tree, he found hinl-
self within few feet of a rayenous bear
He sprung 10 the nearest pine and
climbed up, the bear clambering after
him. Making good use Of his feet, he
dashed his antagonist Ia the ground
The bear returned and was again re-
pulsed carrying with him one of our he
ro's boots. Bruin ascended n third time
and with more caution. The young
man. hoping to escape, ascended the
tree about fifty feet, and as The bear APP
proached hin, attempted Ia shake him
off, hut in vain, as has foot was held by
The paws Of the infnriate animal, who
Ind last his hold of the tree and hung
suspended by the poor lovers leg. The
young mans strength became exhausted
he lei go his hold on the tree aud down
they went with a tremerduous concuss-
ION To the ground. Our hero struck on
the bear aud rebou,fded eight or ten
feet distant. Scarcely knowing whether
he wns dcud or alive, raised himself on
his arm and discovered Bruin gazing
wildly at him. and evidently dumioun-
ded by such lofty iumbling.
The affrighted pair sat eyeing each
other for some time, when the bear, who
was the more severely ofihe two, show
ing no signs OF fight, the young uian
rose nnd fed, leaving his hat and the
boot behind L;,i, his friend of the shag-
gy coat casting at him an expressive
look accompanied by agrowl which con-
vinced our hero, thai had i, been possi-
bic it would have been shake of the
paw. Tho young lover soon recovered
from his bruises and the fair damsel who
had been she indirect cause Of the adven-
ture which placed his life in such immi-.
nent peril, poured baIsam on his wounds,
and made his heart whole, by naming
"an early day."