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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-21

FREEDOM OF THE PRESS VIOLATED - The step
has BEEN taken ens,vc the Press h has passed the
u ~ senate, by ths casting role Of NJ. Van Bwsn su-
tborsine Post Masters suppress chat may be deemed
stgmAiired as "lncendsry Pabcations - Thus has ono
q the Bul~sks Of FREEDOM been scrbcd the SHINE
party And the maa whose CASTING VOTE puts J.. q
10 the mooh Of Fee Press hopes by that Infamous vote
obtain The Presidency 1.-THE Pres be true TO ITSELF
true To Lbeyirue 10 the Repubio-be will be made to
the hour I've sought n6oi pains sAd penalties upon
Freedom and Independence
Tho following the ayes aud upon the question Of
ordering the Gag Law third reading IL viii he seen
that both Of SENATOR true to the Collar voted In avo
Of the surrcnderng the Freedom OF the Press
Ieas-Mossrs. Black, Brown Buchanan, Calhoun Cuth
bert, t;odsborough, Grundy King OF Ala King, of Ga
Moore, Nichols, Preston Rives Robinson Tamsdge Walk
er White. Wnght-iB
NsysMessrs, Benton Clay Davis Ew ing of H. Ewing Of
Ohio Hendricks. Hubbard, keat, Morrs Niles Preutss
Raggle sh,plcy Sou thsfd. Swift Tomlinson Wall Web.
/ stef--i8
There benga s the Wee Presdesi gave his casting vote
I in the aihfmatiye.-Ab. Jour.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-21
TICKETS 500 EACH---NO SHARES.
Tweipe Tickets IN each package.

Our readers will observe that lottery with only 900
drawn on the a. Of Juy ness Th. o,sr, Ss. oaa BEEN
In contemplation but worthy Managers have delayed
the DAY OF drawing lo The purpose Of ".ser.an
ing under rapid sale and the most Of them already
gagged they will undoubtedly be all sold before drawing day.
There is 10 I've iost.There being sHAKks, all
who purchase take whole tickets Those WHO first
send their order. viii be FIRST se.ved The prizes hr
the GRAND BULL DOG
100000 DOLLARS!
Orry LOOK Also. 126 900 $4,000.
$1,000, S. 900. $4,000, g., 900, ~ 1000, a.
500 81 of $500, sc. &c. See Scheme
Single Tickets FIFTY DOLLARS.
twill be readily seen upon examination Of the same,
that 90 Scheme Of equal attraction possessing such srLrs
cts has been offered to the public, drawn tho U.
States
out; fret three drawn numbers 100000.
IL tickets in package at $50 5000 90
Less per cent off 30 90
q $40 90
Warranted to draw OF least nett 1d4 so
425 90
This amount is all that bo lost in a package
Of Whoes. This is certainly a great nducement
tor clubs Of gentlemen who want 100000. A
company Of persons who club together will only
rick SIS dollars piece for a chance for $780,
| WV ocHi"'s %~cJooo yhVtooO Tue otHcf
! speDdd PRIZES. Lose time, and be partcu-
! lar to address
ANTHONY II. SCHUYLER,
| .NtIo- York.
who has been engaged in bushes for ten years, and
has the privilege las will be observed IN he Lot
terry 9crald) Of referring us TO responsibility and
integrity to come Of the most respectable Houses
in this ciry,--also in Philadelphia, Boston, Balti-
more, Charleston. s. c. aud Anguish. Geo.
uTPersons writing by mail will receive pfongs and
Gdena attention. and the original Tickets signed by the
Managers 10 all forwarded unless Of tho
specially ordered for pose Wing post
age and in that the original tickets sealed de-
posted In the Banb and the srpount they may draw sub
ect TO the order Of the
Letters go psrsetly safe by mol TO the sabse rber No
fear need be- entertained Of losing money when oncosod
| letter by mail, hlegbly addressed ~ above.
GClubs individuals boyng BY the package will be al
| lowed per cent. discount. Address as above.
uFI was intended by the Managers TO have drawn this
Lottery the 50th Of June, instant, bot afforded
little distsht sdysnUrers postponed until the
shed Mondays WednesdsJt, Tbsrsdsys. and fndsys,
and forwarded with the CREATES, despatch tn is
PATROLS throughout the Usted States Will regularly
tain tho Scenes al ottenss about to bs drawn allen
the Oc drawings fast - they trsnspotogetef with
bret abstract 81 news. &c and 10 furnished gratis
Orders for Tct qis al L0snes b. addressed 70
A. a SCHUYLER, Nes.fosk.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-06-21

The Land Blu The votes of presiding officers
seem to be occasionally Of some importance in
these collar days. Mr. Van Burens casting vote in
the Senate was given in favor Of the mest oGious
and obnoxods Bill that has been sustained in the
Senate since the days of the Gag Laws; and Mr..
Speaker Polk ia the House has recently DESTROYED
bill which the exigences of our situation render
absolutely Indispensable The Land bill being be
fore the House, the vote IT'S reference To the
Committee of,he Whole on the State OF The Onion
stood 81 to 90. Mr. Polk claimed his night OF
voting in the capacity ola member of the House
there equalizIng the vote; and making the motor
to commit Intellectual. Thus bill winch has DE-.
fore passed both Branches by large impurities
which has recently passed an Administrator Senat,
by large majorlty-is TO be defeated in the House
by the single venal vote of one of the creatures
| the Executive.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10
N(l'lIf'I,

DURSJANT to the provisions of a deed of
L tru>i txccutcd ON the 2lst day of February,
1893, by Henry Hatcher of tho county of Bedford,
TO me, which deed is OF recofd in the Clerks Office
OF the county court cf said county, and for the pur-
pose therein expressed, shall onthc 9th dav ofDc-
ccmbcr, 1896, proceed, the Dwelling House of the
said Henry Hatcher To SELL to the highest bidder.
lor ready money, the TRACT OF LAND, where,
on he re sides, in the said county of Bedford con-
tanning between three hundred and fifty and four
hundred acres, be the same more or less which land
adj ons the lands Of Julius Hatcher and Thomas
II achcr as well as the lands of other pcrsonS-
: Also, the following personal property, that is Ia
say; Arthur, sam, George, Gabriel, and CaohiIl
male co.pcd Slaves; Cloc, Louisa and Lucinda
colorcd irna,r Slaves two head Of Horses, one a
Black horse, the other White Mare; two yoke OF
work Oxen one Ok Cart; Eighteen head horn
cd Cattle forty five head OF ,!oss; twenty head
OF Shcep; five feather Beds Bcdsca,.s and Fur
ntnrc hall dozen Windsor Chairs togetl,e- with
the increase OF the female Slaves, and of Stock o,
Cattle, Sheep, Horses and Hogs if any and to-
gcthcr with all and singular the Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools, and Uten-
sis, belonging to, and IN possession of the said
Hatcher Al the date of the SAID deed, all or so
much of the SAID property, as shall be sufficient to
satisfy the purposes OF the said deed. The tile
to the foregoing property, sbelicycdto be unancs-
ilonablc, bur the undersigned acting only in the
character OF trustee, will convey none other han
such as he holds by virtue of the deed aforesaid
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr Trustee.
a." Since this property advertised some
time ago, Mr.. Henry Hatcher obtained from the
circuit superior court of law and chanccry, for
Bedford county, nm Injunction, to stay the sale; but
al the late term OF that court the said Injunction
WAS dissolved az to the sum Of $1,000, part of the
debt secured by the said deed so that the sale.
will take place only to raise that sum, in cash, to-
gether wllh the costs Of sale
JNO. THOMPSON, Jr. Trustee.
! October, 81 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10
SOMETHING. GOOD.
II. 81 MP'rER,

'HNllOR, respectfully lnfoms the public, that he
has Just received his Fall supply OF Goods, con
ssting OF supertn black, blue. green brown and
olive Cloths also. Surtout Cloths: pilot ClotI, -,
superior stamp for Over Coats black blue and
drab Cassimeres do. corded, ribbed and plaid. of
the most fashionable style Black Velvet plal. and
figured Satin, PLAIN and figured Tcnncnts best
SATIN bow Stocks do. plain do. Bombazine TO
ge'nef WIN suel other ARTICLES as are usually kept
by those in his Inc of business He has taken ,,uch
pans III the selection. and atters himself that h,
shall be able TO give general satisfaction to all who
may give hun call, or send their orders
Il = Taors can be supplied with inch measures
chalk aud bin'iing for Frocks aud Over Couts
October 10 In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

dawn ihe 81, Lawrence 10 Quebec. LAKE 81.
Peter. is some fifty miles below Montreal, aud us
navigation very dangerous in bad weather. In
addition TO the 10 of property. twenty-five per
sans have bren diowucd.
One raft Of red and white pine. belonging to
Mes,rs. Poupard and RAYMOND, wastotally wreck
ed from which twelve men were lost, among whom
were fNo brothers Of Mr.. Raymond.
raft, the property Of Mcssrs Rogers & Thompsnn.
of Perth, was found scattered upon the beach, and
all of the crew, thirteen in number, have persisted.
Eight OF the latter crew found upon the shore
in an awful state of mutilation, amongs, whom was
the pilot Jeremiah Cambnll. ono ofthe oldest and
most experienced pilots on the river.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10
NO THCE.

VIE subscriber offer, for sale, his houxp ~,
l. lot, in the town Of Lafavctte. in tho con"
of Montgomery. It is Two story house. with y,
well finished rooms, besides first rate c.ll,.
there is also lage double porch in front, will ,
small additional room in one end. II i, ocr,,;.1
al tins time as tavern, and has all necessary i'm.
provcmcnts for that business-there i, also IN H..
same lot, first rate rope walk, covered with shin.
giles, and being in the heart ola Hemp country !,
an excellent situation for that business, Tho ,..n
Will by made known by application to the snb,crI
Der at Lynchburg. J. ECUoJS
Nov. 3 %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10
SALE OF LAND.
October IL

y ~ issuance of decree. pronounced by the
4 county court of Nelson. al the September term.
lS'b6, between Jno. W. Jones and others plaintiffs
ana Alexander ). Jones aud others, Defendants.
Tue Undersigned who Is thereby appointed Com
missioner VIII on the 18th day of November on the
premises sell TO the highest bidder, the TRACT OF
LAND IN SAID proceedings mentioned; said tract of
Land contains l64s acres and lies in the comfy
IN neisoh' and If a part of the Land formerly own
en ny opt lhomas Jones. decd, and that portion
OF the estate which allotted to the children nj
JEo. I. Jones' decd This Land is thoupbt tn no
valuable and worth the attention of purchasers. !,
VIII be sold upon credit of one and two wears ..
qual lnSalments' the purchaser giving satisfactory
security and deed of trust the land
Otober20 CORNELIUS SAFE Con,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10
CLOTHES.

CLOTHS.
CPER EXTRA Blue, Black, Adelaide. Bot
- tie Green, Invisible Green, Violc, and Sep
Mixed for Frocks and BRASS Coats-Drab. Brow
Blue Green, from fine to very fine, for Oy.r
Coats.
CASSINERES.
Super Extra Double and Single Milled Blrc
Black, Silver Drab, Golden do Virginia B,a.
Striped, Plaid and Rib, d Buckskins ior Pant,
VESTINGS.
Single Millcd Black and Buff Ca.imeres. ,crr
superior, ps. Tip Top Black Silk Velye, Me-
dunn do do do; Striped, Plaid and Fipmed do
Valencia Velvet, a new and beautiful artic.
Beautiful fsd. Merinos, Toanctts and Swan,
down, Striped, Plaid, fg'd. and dotted Valencn
Black, Floren'ine, Corded fg'd. Silk, &c. &c.
ALSO,
- to 40 In. Black II allan Cravats.
Fancy Checked do do
spittalheId, Pongec, Bandanna and other Pocket
handkerchief,
Sa''n, Velvet and Bombazin- Stocks, &c. &c.
MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS
Nov. 3 q,
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$50 REV ARD.

\ hSCONDED from Lynchburg, on tho night
L n ct the "a OF September, Negro man,
named \ W. who was purchased Of Mr. Stephen
Holland OF Bedford, lie has wife at Mr.. Thomas
fhelpss, IN Bedford and, he was seen going in
that direction, IT Is probable that he may be urk
me thereabouts. Sam is about b wears of age, is
as'ou' well bullt fellow, about feet inches high
o'aeA, onshy head OF hair and small whskers, and is
an ordinary blacksmith.
We will give $50 reward for Sam if delivered TO
us IN iynchhurg. or $50 If secured in any Jail so
that We cot them again.
ROWAN & HARRIS
Octobcr6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

CoLoNIzATIoN.--A vessel sailed from Ba,i-
more on Monday, for.Africa, with 30 or 40 emf
grants for the Maryland colony at Cape PaImns,
and several Missionaries. The colony at the
Cape is said to be in very lourishng condition,
and the Baltimore Transcript states that the mis-
sionaries are endeavoring brtag about in,ermar-
riages between tho colonlsts and the natives.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

VIE barrel is made of fine cast steel, without
welding, being drilled cold from solid
bar, thereby avoiding the liability to seams and
scales which occ2r in welding
he cxceIlency of the piece consist. in the Sill
per'or force precision and distance with which il
throws ball, owing in great degree to the per-
lection OF The metal, being very solid even tenn
pefcd, and from the hneness of its particles.
susceptible OF being more highly Furnished within.
Among thousands which haze been made and pror-
e"' nor one mas fractured in firing. As AN nslru-
"'h' combining the desirable qualities of being
portable, economical, and Mrowing bail at as
great distance, Nth equal precision and farce Of
the long rife, where they have been introduced
they are uniformly esteemed as beyond comuar.
iSon. -
Barrels from 3 to inches length for sale by
ii. B. RICHARDS & Go.
Sept. II
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LYNCn'S WAREfIOVSr

'G'fiE subscribers have leased Tor te.iuof,.
n tins well known and desirable W archd,rse
ated immediately on the street leading fro,,, ~
bridge to the market house. and respectfully soil .,
share OF Tobacco brought to this market for lns,o,
ton The subscribers deem it unnecessary P''
to minute description of this property, as it is ,an
orally known 10 be one amongst the drlest and xs
warehouses IN the town Of L,nchburg. Thishon'.
has recently undergone thor ugh repair and N n
ready for the reception of Tobacco. The MsroaS
AT tins House are VIM. Canada and John VI"
gentlemen whom we confidently recommend IN II
public as capable of dischareing any duty be,oo. ns
10 their office. We particularly nyl,e rho ,has
customers of this House, to give us call, as na, ou
shall be wanting on the part of the Proprie,ors
Inspectors, To give general satisfaction. Wo,iu
all times attend to the selling of Tobacco far .,a-a
ers' Tree OF charge. JESSE T. BURTON
MARK ANTHONY. j..
SAM'L. b. JENNINGS
N. B.-l would particularly invite INV old lr;sn1.
and customers, who patronized me at Martins Nv
house, TO give their aid in this lease =, su
ccssary attention shall be paid to give rener, .,,".
faction, by their friend, &c.
o,o JESSE T. BURTON.
''' '" w}m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

The Ja"drrer Returning. --The N-w Bed
ford Mercury saws that Calvin Alden, one of the
crew OF the ship Mentor, left al the Pelew Island,
IN May, 1882, who was taken off bv an unknown
ship in November, 1891, and has not, until within
a few DAYS, been heard Of Is on his way home.
He leit the Island, II months previous 10 the Wis
II OF the ship OF war NInccnnes, unknown to his
friends IN captivity, in the English whale ship
Rad iii, which touched at one of the BAYS of the
island where Alden WIS. lie has remained on
board lhal ship during her voyage, and on the 2Od
OF August last wa, at ST. Helena, bound to Lon
don, where he intended 10 procure passage 10
the United States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

" IRGINIA-Ata circuit superior court of Law
and 'hancery, continued and held for Bed
ford county at the cour, house. on SATURDAY. the
lst das OF October l3}6-
JOE" Wright Plaintiff,
Leroy Jordan, Peter Dent, Jeremiah Jordan vii
Ian tfump, Jacob Flzcrand Bada Mcdaniel,
Defendants.
IL CnANCERY.
On the motion OF the defendants, jeremiah Jor-
d1n and Peter Dent, by counsel, and upon condi-
ton that thu trial OF tins not to be DELAYED
thereby leave rs given them to file their to
the PLAINTIFFS blI-whereupon they filed their an
swers, and the plaintiff replied severally-and this
cause came ON To be heard by consent of the palm
mn and the defendants who are residents of this
county, upon the bill answers of the defendants Pc
/ ter Dent, jeremiah Jordan and Jacob Fzer-the
subpoena awarded IN this cause, on the 10th day OF
August, lo'}5 which appears to have been only ex-
ccuted ON the defendant Mechanic, the order of
publication against the defendants Leroy Jordan and
! W IllIam Crnmp, who are absent defendants which
appears to have been on, published in the manner
prescribed by law, upon the exhibits and the depo.
sition OF witness flied aud was argued by counsel ::
! on consideration, whereof the court doth take til,
bill OF the plaintiff for confessed to the udants
| ~ ida Mcdaniel. Leroy Jordan and " iam Cr,lmp
-ahi 10th iurth adIudge order aud decree that
the drfeu lants Peter Dent jeremiah Jordan VIII
liam Crump i. cob Fizer and Balda Mcdaniel do
respectable renu.r TO the commissioner of this
court an account of a. monies and effects which
I
were IN their hands, due longing to the defen-
dan Leroy Jordan at the time Il. subpoena, IN this
cause was served upon them, or ,ch has since
come TO their hands, aud the said commits, ,oner il
directed to take said accounts, as also an acco,ln,
between the plaintiff and the defendant LEROY Jor-
dan, aud that SAID commissioner retort said oc
counts 10 tins court, with any matters specially sta,
ted deemed pertinent by himself or required by
the parties to be 30 stated and the court doth further
order that the plaintiff have leave if he think propcy
! to examine the defendants in solemn form upon their
oath before the commissioner at the taking of said
accounts. ACopy-Teste.
JOS. WILSON, c.
CoMMIssIoNFR's OFFICE,
Liberty, October I'D 1896
The parties in this cause will take notice tia, I
have appointed Monday, the 9th day of December
next, to commence the accounts directed by the
foregoing decrec-on which day. at the hour of 10
o Clock IN the morning, they requested TO at
tend atmy Office, in tins town. with their accounts
evidences, witnesses and copies OF coau papers
prepared Tor examination and settlement
JNO. A. WHARTON. C.
Nov 2 WV
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BOOKS. STATION AIRY AND
FANCY GOODS,

M AlO a DAVIS, Main street, corner of
4'I Globe Square, Richmond, Virginia. invite
dealers and others to examine an entire fresh COL
lection ot school and miscellaneous Books recent
" purchased with personal care, and at very low
prices. All the editions are of the latest and most
popular character and will be sold wholesale or re-
tail, at small advances
TIE MISCELLANEOUS WORKS
Comprise all the most approved publications ON
popular subjects, which have recently been issued
from the most noted presses.
TIE STANDARD WORKS
Are OF the best editions, and consist of most OF the
Books casSed under that head
THE EOLOGICALWORkS
Are the writings of the most celebrated Divincs,
to@eth'r with an assortment of beautiful Bibles.
les'aments, Prayer and Hymn Books, both large
and Diamond editions. A few cope. of the D;a
mond Bible with notes by Stebbine, are truly splen
did
THE SCHOOL BOOKS
CONSIST OF large collection of popular Spell
Ing Books, Grammars Dictionaries, Arithmetic,
biographies, Aliases and Classical Books. used a,
the present day.
STATIONARY,
Consisting of Super Royal, ROYAL. Medium Ds-
mn, Gap and Letter Paper, Ink of the best ouali,v
enills assorted, English and American Draving
Paper and materials.
FANCY GOODS, and for the ladies'
Comprising beautiful selection Of Fancy Ar
ticles-among which are Albums of the richest
kind, with splendid arabesquo binding; Pocket
Books, assorted, finished in the nca,est manner
with and without clasps; Wallets Portfolios, Ia
truly beautiful artcle;) Card Cases; Cards, plain
and with perforated borders; Basket Card. and
Handles, gold borders; gilt and damask Papcr
handsomely carved Ivory Folders; Transparent and
porcelain States; ebony Inkstands, various pa,
terms, &c. r
FOR THE PRINTERS.
On hand large assortment of Printing Cards.
which we will sell cheap
Orders filled with promptness
Richmond, Oct. 20 aw
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Il IL T. At u RIG AIMS
I'M FAIL GOODS.

flRCASStANS from Isl cents, to The finest
~ quality,
Callcos from 10 cents, to the. imported
Domestic Cloths, from cents, to he best manufac
tured,
very superior twllled Cahcos at all prices.
Gro de Nap Mernos various shades,
Figured Mernos, superb quality,
Best black Italian aud 81 Silks
Richest style of Dress Handkerchief.
Gauze. Blond aud Partisan Wells
with other Goods daily looked for, all of which
shall be sold AZ prices unusually low.
ROBINSON a. ELLIOTT.
OUDlr. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

VIRGINIA Alta court held for Bedford coun-
y al the Court house. the Goth day OF Sep
TENDER. one thousand eight hundred and thirty 81.
Maurice IL. Garland. administrator Of Archibald
Robertson, dec, plaintiff,
against
William Shrewsbury, Sheriff of Bedford. and as
such administrator OF Abram King. dec, Bannister
Meador and Miriam his wife, late Miriam King A
BRAN King. Samuel King. James King, Sophia
Ming. Sina kiug. America King, Amanda King
Mary Frances King, Alkaline King. Harvey king
aud Wilmington King, (the last named six OF whom
a'e infants under the aye of twenty years. de-
PENDANTS,
In CnANcERY.
The defendants, Abram King, Samuel King,
James king, Sophia King aud Sina King not hav-
ing entered their appearance and giving security,
according TO the act of Assembly and the rules OF
tins Court and IT appearing the satisfaction OF the
Court that they are not inhabitants of this Com
monwealth it is ordered, that the said defendants do
appear here on the fourth Monday in December
next. and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the town Of l.ynchburg for
two months successfully. and posted at the front
door OF the Court house of this county.
\ Copy-Teste
JOHN r. STEPTOE, ID. c.
ortoDer IL wou
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" % YEGE.

VIE Steamboat Guide, will commence ru,.
n ming, the first rise Of the waters, on the Ten.
nesScc and Holston rivers, between Decatur and
knoxville, and will ply regularly running the sea.
son-makng trip every ten days. She is no,
surpassed by any Boat in the West, for her speed
and elegance of mmodations.-Pcrson, ,ray.
cling to the Southwest, may avail themselves Of ,
passage either from Knoxville or Kinrs top.
JAMES KING Co.
Knoxville, Nov 3 o.,
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>x.r.,. night eitt inst will commence
,a " %sui;; ID. and shall be regular every
TALL, ~ -, night, during the Fall and
~, 49, "na f'' ~ recent, fitted up my
house for the night salt, '' st. VII, cons;st nj
Ter inducements to purchasers. acn,le,v shoes
Dry Goods. Suitable TO the s.as - ioa.al,y &c
Boots Hats, looks, Clocks, W ate.
&c. .
'"''ue's s,f'e's a'tenheu TO- anu huIly re-
ceved CHARLES PHIL
Oct. - j.
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Muniftent Beguest.--Wc find in the Boston
Daily Advertscrlhc following paragraph -
We learn that the late John Lowell, Jr. Esq,
whose lamcntcdd ealh, while ON his travels in ASIA
was announced few months since, has by his
WILL made before he leti the country his Jour
new, gwen one half of h, large property 10 the CT
~ of Boston, To he appropriated to the support Of
lectures certain specified branches of learning.
We understand that the amount of his legacy
will be about no hunlfed and fifty thousand dol
lars