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Vim. II. HALL has notc dpea a Reic stock Of fash
iona6le FdH and and Winter GOods-aaoRg
them are the foHofcing

them arc the foltowing
UOooa Goods-Bue. black, olive, brown daia and mixed
broadcoth blue dab lavender plain striped casmeres
and sattinetts, also yellow white, aud red fannes
Horsted GOods-Bue and brown cambles ccassans of an
colors printed mernO worsted hosiery aud vestngs Ne
SIX GOods.Blck lusnngs, superior article black and
blue black pou de sole black and cole gro naps synhaws
and oreuces pongees silk hdk silk shawls silk gloves
sorted coors sewing silks, blond wells of ribbons
black and blue black silk vevets black and white silk hose.
Linen Goods-S4 linen damask also linen damask cloths
French cold table cloths birds eye nen shirng hnen linen
cambrcks, linen cambria hds. brown nen Russia diaper,
linen tapes and linen thread.
Also Ladies' X Genemens horse skin gloves velvet ribbons
and variety of other goods Those who favor with call
will probably find the first quality OF Goods
Sept 80.
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WASHING TON IRVING,
GULi1N e. VERPLANCK,,
EDWARD EVERETT,
CH1iS. T.. HOFFMAN,,

i'm making the necessary selections
The first in relation change in its form. II has been
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Case of HydrophObia.-The Gettysburg Star
says -" A distressing of hydrophobia occurr-
ed near Dillsburg, York county, few days since
Mr.. Matthias Black, was bitten about six weeks
previous by dog supposed to be mad. On Tues
day last he felt unwell, and at the sight of water
was taken with spasms and died on the 29th inst.
leaving wife and several children to grieve for
husband and father suddenly taken from them.
BuLDrNos.-Nearly 900 buildings are now going
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ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK.

THE Subscriber has just received and offers for
sale. at I37 Thames-st. a large supply of HAIR
WORK, consisting of Bands, Ringlets, Back DO.
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small Braids.-Also, Cases of Bay and Lavender
water--Boxes of curling Fluid-Ouo Roses, An
tque, Jones' Wards Macassar-Polar Bears Oils.
few dozen pocder pafs, with boxes, superior
article. JOHN REMOND.
n. u. Hair will be taken in exchange for my
article out of the store.
Sept I6, cpistf.
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ROSE g. PEACH WATER WANTED
ir price will he given for 100 bottles first quality Rose
IA Water.ilso 100 bottles of Peach atcr,-Engure
I37 Thamess. JOHN REMOND.
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NOTICE.

IN He subscriber having been appointed by the Cont Of
Probate for the ownof Jamestown administrator the
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4 NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR NEW
WORK. NEWPORT, & PROVIDENCE.

NJ The Subscribers have formed line Of
IN Packets to run between New ork, Newport AMI
III y Providence 10 be dcnoninated anf called Tire
vr-ll1z-l Merchants Line.
- = conpo.ed of the three for wing splendid e.
;g Conper fastened Packct.Sloops, the Tecrneh ttp
Wn Vars Camilla Capt John Vars, and the Eagle Capt
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ye,yrk SATURDAY the lith inst ard one will leave New
YORK . ,ray Tie l-h inst or Newport and Providence tey
viii continue 10 sail leaving Newport ~ New ork alternately
every Saturday unil further motto
Tor freight passage apply TO he aies OH Ooafd OF !"
their 4 gent George Knowles On ' srs wharf
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CLOTHING FURNISHES TO ORDER.
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TILLEY N HAZARD
NANlNG made arrangements with five Of the best Tailors
in this work foi them will furnish all kinds of
Clothing TO order.
Htn James TWey being himself Tailor By trade (havng
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with every thing necessary for any garment from the Cloth
the thread and gentleman be accommodated without
The least difficulty the cheapest the work will be done
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MERINOES &c.

ERMAN French and English mcrnocs and circassrans
M ofeycry quay(receiv last wce) may be bought
unusually low prices FOWLER'S
Oct 7h. If.
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"IHEREAS application has been made for administration
w the unsettled part of the estate Of Capt Henry Fo
er late of jamestown decd with the will annexed it
dered thereon that the consideration thereof be referred
Court of Probate be holden the middle schoohouse,
the first Monday in November, O'Clock T. NJ in said
and that previous notice be given, by publishing a copy
of this o-der three several times in the Or Repuoan for
all persons interested appear and be heard BY order
JOHN REMINGTON, Probate CLrk.
Jam. sto,vn Sept. %, 1S.}5.-:Ix.
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FOR SALE.

CARD.
HNiE Subscriber would inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
ofNewpOrt and vicinity that he has taken and fitted up
for their accommodation the No. l37 Thames
where he intends carry the permcry aud HAN dressing
business and hopes by the good order of his estnb
strict attention his business share of the public pat
ronage Gentlemen informed that Newly or daily and 9th
papers will be furnished for their accommodation Ladies
har cut IN separate apartment entrance the South door
IL No pains will be spared introduce the late mode
cutting and dressing The least favor will be gratefully
knowledged, and all orders executed with puncuaity
JOHN REMOND.
N. b. Just received supply Of Peritmery, Curs &c,
which he offers for sale the reasonable terms
Jny 9TH If.
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Opened during the past geek by.
WM e. COZZENS N.CC

WM {. COZZENS S-Co.
ND now ready for sale the lowest market pnces for
cash approved credit consisting of their usual large
sortmen of desirable Fancy and Staple articles among which
are Double French MeTnoes and Thbe, French and Ger
man. do English do 34 Crcassans Grape Cambei Goats
hair do Broadcohs CaSsimeres Satinets Twed and plain
fancy prints styles Furniture Chntz, Ladies plaid silk
craya Fancy damask Thbet shawls do Cashmere do do
Oct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-12
OBITUARY

DIED on Monday n,gIr The 9th inst. nj h,s Ia
hers residence, near Lov,ngslon, Mr.. EDWIN
p LOVING. ased u yents md % days, of an
unknown disease. lie lid i creased IN Hesh
w'thou' complain. FOR the las three or -four months,
but v us atll cted with upnsutl thirst and n dry
mouth. On Sunday morning he complained Of
~sckncsa he took moi,rino that night, and oon,in-
ucd 10 grow worsc-at 6oon on Monlnv lie Tell
,oto great ,orp"r. and dled at about 10 o'clock NJ
night, without u eroan or struggle. Nj Loving
was II young nun oi ami ,bl bispns,tlon, much re-
spectcd, un1 had The O. cd " Ill Of oil. Thus Inns
died u young m ~ in the bloom Of youth, by which
sorrow Inns fallen upon his berrnvtd Pttrnis aud
brothers, aud n Numerous acqnn'n anec, who will
long mourn his Inss-A warning 10 the young to
prepare 10 M, o. their God.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-12

y tSsitS, Jssse Lefsich, John Lcffwtch,
I'M Nm. I~nftwieh, Edward shvrmnn and Ell
zabrih his vito, Mary Olcy. Lucy MeClnnsba,.
lanes Mitchell aud Ann his wife, WIN. w alton.
Mira Lewis, Robt Crnlg and his wife Msiinds,
William g. Lcftwici, John s. Letwirh, Robers
= 5'ePtoc nnJ Eliz beth his W ifc, William Men
,'s. F'anocs Meniss, WIN. l.. Otey, Thomas J.
OtoY John II. Olcy, Ricvcs 8. scrug.s aud Ma.
linda his wife, Jesse Burton, Alexander Burton.
Lewis Pfice and Angeiinc his wife, Charles Jor.
dan aud Matilda his wife, Gus'avus II. Burton.
John N. Bottom, Clristoper c. Burton, Eiizsbeti,
Burton, Soreh Turner, Mary LeGwicb, joel l. r.
"tch, John Goode md Ann bis wifi, AsheIina Lef.
wteh and Aicllnc LsfwIct-Tnke noiIce. thai on
the trial of tho cJertmcnt cnse now depending anil
undetermined IN the Circuits upc rior Court Of Law
and Chonet'y tr the county Of Bedford, styled on
the docket, S,ck,ighI Lessee ngnins. Donougb,, in
winch YOU are he real plaintiff, and am defend
mi 'ha' IN Pursu' nre # an net OF The General
Assembly m such Csc made and provided, ! shall
give IN evidence b, flro the jury on tho trim! oi sid
sun, TINT hlsop Taylor, dec. under whom | claim
title TO the premises IN controversy, in hs life lime,
actually paid 10 VIM. Lchwich, dec. IN his life time
The fll amount of the purchase moory for said
land arJ premises md ns | hive under stood and
bcl'eve II 10 b. ,r"c, that the said W,liipm Left.
w,ei' las, namrj. IN hs lie time, oxccuird o Alsop
Taylor, m 10 Biown Il claytor, or 10 s,u,c ore
olsc, for his. The said Taylor's benefit, a title bond
~ The lad rnd prem ses IN controversy, and that
that bond, "r a copy OF II. is in your possession, o.
IN The possession Of some one or more Of you
THIS, therefore, 70 to r'q"ito you to produce sad
M. bond, on The Iral of sad sui, or that ! will
proceed 10 give evidence Of iis con'eni..
PENELopY WHITE,
Lite Peneiopy Taylor.
Jan. ~ 2m
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TIE FRENCH TREATY.

The most important Iten of the lasi farcisn IN
~tell'g"i'c IS thai which cxh'bifs the d C, ted pre-
ponderancc ofthc party IN the Cha rbHr o. ID putc,
which supports he views cfMtnlstry % those SUI
jects that have been brought before them for. al
lhougl, among these the American treaty IS not
practically mentioned, it IS not an Improbable pre-.
sumption, that, IN relation 10 thu branch of the
:, government policy also, II majpr,iy Of tue French
legislature will be fond prepared 10 sust,in II
unless, indhed, the consideration Of the su CT
shoal be DELAYED long enough TO admit of the r.
ccpIion Of tho Presidents inesshgc IN Parts b fore
il /, finally ac;el upon in which, case, we tear
the pro plunge Of national vanity, FESTIVE under IT.,
! thrc IT'S contained IN that unfortunate do umcnt
! wonl prove too po ar,fl even FOR tho 'n,eof nn-
! ton Il lusfic. The Ere ich IRE like Other pcopl"-
and, IA this respect, Communities r stmblt indlvid
II tls-thcg may yield % tne force of aesnnent VIVA
thy will nrvcr sn Fender 10 men icc. Conr1nc-
rL, by demoas'ratIre ficis, of he Jns'ire Ut the
An"fican cl an. they m y therefore consent +" p''
the s'ipui It'd Inle nully. unless the war-Ienonnc-
N, 'nne OF the message s"cms 10 make lit pn'"'
nf honor 10 refuse. Under sub circa nsancc>, the
Ere &C, az. the | st people IN the worl! fr I'm whon
we sho nd be IN .lln.I ~ hope FOR j, rac,f: accom-
modliIon Of d. liitul,tos.
Its,tm<, no we've L, b. tho iSh' that The Cham
hers will have acted def uItIvciy upon the subj G
tcfUrc Inc arrival ~ IN I fHShi'hl ; I''sSag W I ~
rig. lfthis c ri cure BE- well founded, ant # tia
a ton shall ha We been ia vurdblc, vs. sha rclnl'e a
A., rs relieving b,:h countries fron nn'c nb irras
sing s,iu ,tion, and probably averrlns @or-b"t It, o'
the Other hand, the m ans of falh ling IN 'ipu'a
,lons OF the treaty shonli be a.a,n refused We, '"'
onr, believing that Ia riher forLcaran c would be &
s,er,fcc Of he n tion Il right, aud II stain upon III.
n ,tional honor, would " 90 as far us he who ehrs
| fartl,csl" IN sustalnins this or any other admins
ration in the support Of M snres tending t:
maintain Tho one and vindlcate the other.
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1JcE-:-Sl

n WILL .ell to Inc highest bidder, on Friday the
30th of the present month. tJan inry.) at ,hc
l,,e residence Of Joshua Woricy. near Log wood's
store, IN the county of Bedford, tho tract OF L'rd
whcreon the SAID Morley lstsly resided, containing
us, acres more or less, u good portion OF which rs
.,id 10 he valuable for the production OF Tobacco
Terms made known on Tho day Of sale.
BERNARD RUCKER, Fr'or.
OF Joshua W"icy, decd.
N. B. An persons having claims against the es.
tate o( Joshua Wotley, are hereby requested to
bring them forward, US arrangement may be made
for settlement, likewise all those indebted arc re
quesred to make payment. b.R.
jan. IL 81
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Jan. 10

, II subscribers heyc removed their establish.
- nson, to lie house Int,ly occupied by Mr.. II.
Johns, rex door 10 Mr.. John H.. ID. Payne, and
Immediately opposite 10 The Farmers Il NIX. where
toy OIL Tor sale, for cash, OF barter for Country
Pfooueo, n large & ~ neral assortment ot GROCE-
NlEs ind DOMEST nc GOODS. They invite
Their former friends and The public generally local,
md 'Homioo their stock before purchasing else
where, as they arc determined 10 sell at a very
ANAL advance Oh cost.
LANCASTER & MARSH.
Jan ~ Ct
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pURsUANT to the pra,l.;sn, #. s.eA 81

WV - O00 of
Il trus, executed 10 ne, by Husb MosteoAseeie
nd Am J. his wifa bearing date on The 31ss Of
Way, 1874, and duly recorded in the Clr,k's Ole
es'be sotitiy CONT Of Campbell. AMI for fne Dur.
roses In sd decd monlionfi, ! shaiI,on IN. 9Th day
% January next, on TIC promises. proceed 10 Sell by
way Of pubic auction, 10 he hixbr.t bidder, . fact
OF Land, situate NTH county Of Campbell, On both
.'1es OF Inc noun an iots Of Fisi,i.s Cfe,k, con-
iaining % neres, 3 roofs and - &c rolrs. Tha
trse, Of Land lea contiguous 20 tie town o. Lvnek.
burg, beng distant not moro than two rascs. and
wsi ~Jriby the attention Of ihoss disposed 70
i,1fei,a,e a handsome Iials Farm rear tho lows.
aeiirg a, trnsies, ! shall conway 10 the purchaser
such tile only rs is vested IN ms by the deci akore.
aaid. Thu, II 10 no ~eycr, il IL believed Is urtqucss,o, :
hb'e, TIN terms will be liberal, and particularly
made koosn On ihs day ofsalo. J.WiLk9.
- Fhc above 'aio 10 postponed sn,rl Sa.u,dsY,
The II h in,'. WILLS.
Jan. IL ii.
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REPORT on FRENCH AFFAIRS.

By tie last mail, we lcnrn, that, Oh the TN 'ns'
IN the Senate, the comm tice on foreign rei'i'"ns
made a long Report on the safe OF the negotiations
between the French an American .ovcrnncn :,
(.a,i to be f,,n the pen of Mr.. CT ~, concluding
with the folio sin. resolution -" Resolved, that II
IS ,ncxpri,cnt 81 this Inc 10 pass any law Ves''nS
m III Prcsltcn' antho' ny Tor IN kiaS 'cpiis''s up
~, F,ench pro, erly, in the con,ing. ncy of ftovi-
s. IN NJ beng made Er paying 10 the Un'tei State
the tniemnry i,,uI ,trI by he treaty OF 1881,
Turin the presrn, session of the F'ench Ch'm,
ber,." 900. O0o copies OF he Report were ordered
10 be pr,n'cd. nni the subj CT was made the order o'
:hc day tor the l3 II INST. (to-moliow.)
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surprised very shortly to 500 tho final planss To-
ken. The French war will afford him an admira.
bio prrtext for u bn X sunnorsclt.

It The w i~shington correspondent Of tho New
York \ IN rirhnr m,rks. thai noi one single repre-.
sentative ot 4 cioNnrd head. NIL even he RIPE sen.
ipiive OF thai ronarch WHO oxel 10 Lafayette a
illftif, althaisi =, specially invited, deigned toatt.
peat, IN he House OF Rcrr senlntive.. on The ala
it. 10 he - MIR Al ms. Ort,on IN fhu life and
character Of the illuslriuns Ftnnchman. lu all
probability, these gen Il men aui,cipa M an invt
tattna 10 parllc,patr III the Ceremonies of this
MOI 10 attend. Blu whether tiis conjecture b. cor.
rect or not. we cannot see any rea .on for the ex-
pfrssian OF surprise at their nbserce. Tnere were
IN The principles as we'll IN lie conduct Of I.afay.
"iic such degrading views Of ngIy nu horly and
such deep regard Tor the righis of man, tuat We
cannot Wonder at the dIsinclin t,lon OF monarchs
and thelf ministers to unite in ony tcsiiutoni Il OF
man rs the wCrsi enemy Of thelr class-nnd they
would, # ihcy could. crase from he page OF history
rs we'll us from human III, ollrc M, The record %
his virtues ~ : private cliizan atu his pnirtotism
~ a publ officer, he ,Iily beauty OF VINCE
iotms such u s'tlklng AMI nointui contrast Ia lhci,
AVN c1reir, which. # rising above the oblivion thai
nwdn .bors al mrd,oeaty ard stupidity, have AT.
rg Idl degrees - rhe Correspondent of the N Y.
Am'rIcnn adds, II, It two % The Charges from The
South Amrr'c u Republics were pr sent, and clio
sts with The pertinent observation L. was fit.
M, thu ns Ilc nilnlo of . free people, none bur
frccmcn should wttn,ss il. Let II he our boas, tha,
II WIS So