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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-28
Dennis g. Daniel;

levied upon as the property OF defend
ants. and vii De sold 10 satisfy p|a'ni'ils
debt and cost. Sale TO take place wiih'
10 HE kours presc ribsh by law
WM. NJ. GWIN. Marshal.
BY WV } RsAcY, his Deputy.
.anril &c. 1895, 25--2w.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-28

The Loco-foco Journals Of this State
say tina, Preni.s and Worj did not gel a
majority Of the votes Of the South. on
the vote, by which Mississippi was dis.
ianchised BY the aye Of Mr. Speaker Polk.
Here is the vote Of the slasehold'ng
States, by which twill be perceived that
they received handsome majority OF the
whole vote OF the South.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-28

NAVIGATION OF THE SABINE
The steamer Velocipede. Capt.
Isaac Wright, has arrived at
Gaines Ferry, thus proving me
practicabihty of navigating the
Sabine. This experiment will
doubtless draw the attention ut
purchasers Of fine lands lying
UPON that river, whichhave been
neglected, owing to the difficult
ty Of Transporting supplies ana
getting their produce to market,
The VrIocipedc will have a full
freight 10 New Orleans.
Actctltochcs Herald.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-20
OIkuEVJ AIRY.

DIED, at the family residence, Wilderness" on
Thursday evening, the 9th of the present month
tAugust,) III the 55th wear of her age, MRs. JANE s..
wife OF Capt. Thomas n. Eubank, of the county of
Amherst.
1t will doubtless be a source Of consolation to the
distant friends of the deceased TO know that though
she suffered for more than SIX weeks the most acute
bodily PAM rendered still more poignant by the
cent heavy all cIons sustained IN the death OF
two of her sons, t'Ihos. Newman IN April and Pow
haitian Ellis IN May last,) she yet, thfouehou. her
whole Illness, manifested the perfect iortitudc
and an entire resignation to The Divine WIZ in her
last moments with a mind serene and uncouded rs
IN Eer most heathu hours, dispensing to her weep
ing family and friends those precepts of wisdom
winch she had 50 enilneny excmplifed in long life
of viltuous usefulness 1t difficult to say whe-
ther as IA wife, mother mistress or Il friend she
shone most conspicuousIy. The tears of those to
whom she sustained these various relations IN life
but too plainly tell that in all of these she was pre-
eminent. aud that whilst they feel her loss to be in
reparable her yeneratcd memory will find a titled
nome III tue hearts OF all who knew her. A.
The klt hmond, Va. and Natchez Miss papers
will please copy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-20

" 7rarclling Cabinet."-The President and Mr..
Poinset, Sec rotary of War, at the White Sui
phur; Attorney General Butler who holds his Of
fee until the LIST of September is in New York, de
lyering Law Lectures for which he doubt char
yes as extra services" and Mr. Secretary For
syih is tour Of pleasure at the North. Mr.,
Woodbury., Mr.. Paudng and Amos Kendall only
remain at the seat of government. What fuss the
democrats made, when Mr.. Adams went TO Mas
sachusets, and MI Clay to kentucky But now,
they are " dumb dogs" all No, bark Is heard
from one OF them, terrier, flee OF bull
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-20

Nj. Calhouns friends determined to iced the
hre,' ior The promotion oflhe peculiar ries Of that
gentleman, SO be it Mr. Clay, aud We. as h,s
friends have nothing fear from ii, discussion, ca
cept may keep alive sectional lealousies. p,o-
mote spirit Of dlsun,on. and perhaps overthrow
our free institutions. II Mr. Calhoun and his TRENDS
seek these results, let them sa, so. All we ash,
Is, that they shall strip off their masks.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-20

"E HAVE JUST RECEIVED a large as
w sornent of elegant new publications, in the
various banchcs of literature VIZ: Cuvier's Animal
Kingdom; l.ycll's and Comstock's Geology; De
La Beche's Geological Manual; Manual of Classic
al Literature Sismonds Fall Of the Roman En-
pre-; Niebuhr's Rome; Wheaton's International
Law Hartford Convention; Fisher on the Vine,
Mrs Sigourney's Letters; Methodist Hymns and
Prayer Books all sizes, and very fine Wverly
Novels, 81 Vols; Davy Dumps; Sketches in
PARIS; Egypt Arabia Petrca and the Holy Land !;
Celestial Scenery of The Heavens by Thos. Dick ;
Abbotts Way to do Good Young Mans aud Young
Lady's Library; Young Wis's Book; Young
Husbands Book; Gen. McComb's Tactics; Mrs
Barbauld's Lessons; Clark's Commentaries on the
New Testament; BinCly's Travels IN Europe
Cl'nque MedicaIe, by Andro; Lady Blcssinston's
Complete Works / Vol, &c. &c. together with
very extensive assortments Of English, Greek, La
tin and French School Books and Stationary of
every description, wholesale or retail, at low prices
Our stock is now the most complete ever offered
IN this Market and we particularly invite the reading
community to call aud examine tor themselves
MARTIN q LATHAM.
May , +,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-20

Dinner 10 Judge White and Joln Bell, Esq
About 500 citizens of Knoxville and It's vicinity gave
dnnerto these distinguished gentlemen on the
LIST inst. Both of them delivered speeches, in re-
rly 10 complimentary toasts, which highly ex-
tolled for their ability by the knoxville Register.
Judge White repudiatel the idea that he and Mr..
Van Buren, were ever OF the party far as
principles concerned: He said that it was pos
sble some candidate for the Presidency might yet
be brought forward who would be more acct ptabe to
himself than either Mr.. Van BuIen or Mr.. Clay,
but that this was, from present appearances, mpro-
babe !; and that, fno other candidates than these
should be presented, upon fair and just compare
of their claims an attachment to the great po-
ucal principles which he has ever cherished and a
regard for the general welfare of the country,
would not suffer him long to hesitate IN giving de-
cded preference 10 Mr.. Cay.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-20

HNlE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
General assortment OF STILLS Of
different sizes, which he wall sell on rs rcasona-
Bile terms rs they can be procured in the State. lie
is also prepared To make and repair Stills order on
the shortest notice. He will also put up Spoung
and Cutters and cover houses with tin OF copper on
the most approved plans.
A general assortment OF TIN WARE, &c. &c. is
keep constantly on hand, which will be sold low
wholesale or retail. Call and examine before YOU
purchase. TILDEN REED,
Aug. %. WISH
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II LUr NchOOl in .SfUn..S0M,

The first session OF which will commence the Isl
day OF December next, and terminate the lsi day
Of April following. Those who may purpose to al
tend, are requested to communicate their intention
by letter otherwise, by the LIST day of November,
earlier il practicablc-and TO such OF them can,
is recommended TO supply themselves with the fol
lowing text books Chiuys Blackstone with Fields
Analysis appendcd-Tucker's Commentaries. the
last and revised edition, with an nayss appended
Cruises Digest, and Stephen on Pleading. few CO.
PIES OF each it is believed, can be procured hcrc by
such AZ may not be able TO get them elsewhere. The
subscribers fee will be $50 payable in advance.
LUCAS p. THOMPSON.
Staunton. Aug, 90 WIN
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CARD.
MIR. RE- n 70 ATleA

rlNENDERS his grateful acknowledgement To the
l. citizens of Lynehburg Ia, their very liberal pa
tronage, and having determined on making this
place his permanent residence sohc'ts u continua
ton OF it. lie VIII be absent few wcess and on hls
return will commence giving lessons again IN the
,.,"te, Violin and Guitar.
Ar,ils' 90 p.
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Another Fifteen Shilling Lottery!
LeesbVrg .SCNNcnsy LOfSPru,
$4,000 FOR TOMORROW ',

The Official List Of the Drawing Of The Norfolk
Lottery, Class 5, for 1888, containing Prize. of
100000, $4,000, and many other Brilliant Capitals,
will be received at this Office Tomorrow, tTuesday
2lst Aug J at o'clock 7. NJ Some choice Num-
bets yet for sale 1T TALBOT'S OFFICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-20

finh SHOW aud Fair the s.s Tuesday aud We'd
ne.sny In No,csnb~r, Is3s.
n'HE FOLLOWING PREMIUMS are offered
L by the Society:
Foi the best cultivated farm $40
I'd do do /?
" the highest product OF corn ou three conllgu
Gus acres high land l.
do do OF wheat. on do do u
" bes Thorough bred stallion 10
- do mare =
-" do colt =
" do fill, :
do =
do colt !
do 6lIy =
" do Durham bull =
" do Devon bull ,
" do 81 hellcr OF improved breed }
" do cali do :
do common bull }
" do do COW >
- do boarof improved breed }
" do Jack :
do Jenny J
DOMEsTICs.
" woollen cloth, yards .
" ca'pc,lng do }
" ID do do .
" table cloth J
" od do do >
:, ". IL, '0""'e'p'"o .
" cotton do }
" I'd do do =
hearth rug
" PAR OF blankets
specimen of sewing s,lk
flannel, 5ymds J
2d do do
" grape VINE
" cuirant vino
yoke oil oxen 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-20

NoatdnPtep Special Eitciior.-Dr. George I
lerby tWhig1 has been elected TO fill the saeanc,
IN the House oi Delegates nom Northampton coun
~, oeeasioned by the resignation OF Mr.. Savage
The vote stood VERIFY ll6, Nottingham al. Not
unghams extensive connection and personal popu
larlty gave him lalge, than he could have 9th
crwise gotten.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-20
HARDWAR Il CUTLERY

I'tiE subscriber, grateful tor The patronage here
i ioiore extended To the finn ot IL. B. Richards
20. takes tins method of informing the customers
oi that concern and the pubic generally tia, he has
purchased the entire ol hs late partners the
stock OF Goods OF II B Richards x co. that lac will
hereafter carry on the same business At the old stand
OF the concern Uhe sign of the Auv,l,) and he pied
ges himself to sell goods cheap, # not lower than
any other house IA the place. He earnestly socits
aeal from all WI" may want Goods IN his line. either
by Wholesale OF Kclail. II. i. RICHARDS.
July - Il
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UirgiNiN state ZOSSc,.

For the benefit OF the Monongalia Acacaden,y
CLASS No. ,, FOR 1888
To be drd'en at Aierdndrta, on Saturday o5M August
1883, ~ Dra'eing wH be recetted at Mts ONce
on Tuesddy The 2SM inst
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. >s5' SCHOOL.

NUE SUBSCRIBE. :, proposes ut class can be
J. obtained sufficiently nu'7eious TO justify suc'
IN undertaking. tn omen
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HInpV CATION.

NATCHES,-Fnction Matches for sale al re-
INI dUced prices close sales. BY direction of the
owner. Howell DAVIES.
August 10 Is if
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-12-05

Maekerai Fishery falling c6.-Mackerel
have not been so scarce IN our market for
maay years as at the present time. We
understand that sales have recently been
effected at Sl2 25, for No. !, aud Sli for
No. 2, per barrel. This is owning un-
doub,edly to the catehngs of the present
year, which we understand from good judg-
es will be very short. To give an idea o
the rapid falling off this branch Of our FISH
cries, we annex table of the number o
barrels annually taken within The last sew
en- years.
The quantity caught by vessels from thl'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-12-05

The Rev. John b. Mahan, the colored
Methodist preacher in Ohio, who was in
dlcted for an aledged offence committed in
Kentucky, and delivered up by Governor
Vance to The Kentucky authorities, has bad
his trial in the Circuit Court of Mason
county, aud has been acquitted. The IN
dictnent was for the abduction of the slaves
of William Greathouse, of Mason county.
The Maysyille Eagle, of the 2lst of No
yember, thus states the evidence and the re-
suit:
"It appeared from the evidence that
Mahan stated to the witness, that during
The month preceding his indictment, fifteen
slaves had passed through his hands on
their way from Kentucky to Ohio or Can
ada; aud that of those fifteen, two (the
same which are named in the indictment,)
belonged TO Mr.. Greathouse; that there
was Il chain reaching from Kentucky to
Canada, for the purpose of forwarding fugi-
tive slaves. Mahun further urged the Wit
ness to become one of the links of that chain,
offering TO pay him for his service. Upon
the witness hesitatng, Mahan told him that
he need not fear, for there was colored
barber in Maysyille who senl him all he
could.
Judge Reid delivered his opinion, in
writing, in which he decided substantially,
that the prisoner had not violated the crim-
inal law of Kentucky, unless he aided per
sonaly, in the escape of the fngilives from
Kentucky, or was near enough to assist in
case of alarm or danger He permitted the
case, however To go Ia The jury, who had IA
right 10 Judge of the law and the facts, with
the charge that, if they found from the evi-
dence the crime aledged was not commit
ted in Mason county, they should find for
the accused.
" The jury retired few moments and
returned into court with a verdict of /" not
guilty"
/" We are gratified, nay, we are proud to
say, that the most perfect order and deco
rum prevailed throughout the trial, notwith-
standing the courthouse was more or less
crowded from the commencement to the
termination. The position which We occu
pied, enabled US to overlook the assembled
crowd, and if the cOuDienance of man re-
fleet, with any degree of fidelity, the emo
,ions of the heart, there prevailed no excite
,nent of feeling-uo disposition to stretch
the law to suit the particular case but "A
settled and anxious desire that the law, n.
in,eligentIy understood and expounded,
whether it acquit or condemn the accused
should he enforced"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-12-05
HEADACHE,

MIR. +. SPOHN, a Germaa physician Of much
~ note, having devoted his attention for some
wears 10 the cure and removal Of the causes Of
NERVOUS AND SICK HEADACHE, has the
satisfaction TO make known that he has a remedy
whieh ny removing the cares effeciually and
permanently this distressing complaint. There are
many families who have considered Sick Headache.
a constitutional incurable family complaint DIR.
>. assures ihein that they are mistaken and aborius
under distress which they might not only alleviate
but actually eradicate by the use Of his remedy.
IL Is the resn,t sf scientific research and is entire
" OF different character from advertised patent
medicines, and is not unpleasant TO ihe taste.
HEADACHE, SICK OR NERVOUS.
The extraordinary reputation that DIR. spobn.s
remedy FOR this distressing compliant h every dav
gaining Is certainly matter OF much asionishneni
That much suffering should have existed for aaes
without any discovery Of an efiecual preventive or
cure, is truly subject of much regret but DIR. s.
now assures the public that snch remedy has been
invented as will convince the most crednods The
principles upon which il acts are simple and plain.
IL IS an admitted fact that rhis complaint whether
called Sick Headache, or Nervous Headache arises
primarily from the stomach-ihese who think they
have tho Nervous Headache may rest assured that
this organ, the stomach is the first cause that the
system has become viiiated or debili,ated th,oush
the stomach and that only through the same channel
must they expect restoration Of the natural and
healthy functions of the sys,em.--This object DR.
Spohns remedy is emneniy calculated TO attain -
The truth Of this position cannot be controverscd;
and the sooner sufferers with the headache become
convinced oft, the sooner will their sulerings end
in restoration of health. DIR. Spohn pledge. bis
professional reputation this fact. The remedy
may be had efapothecaries generally throughout tho
United States.
Tor'als by r. }. TLrLoR, Newport.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-12-05

.fn 49, ..ss-s idence FOR New York, TO-
MORROW hursday) Dec. the 9th, a, o'clock
and Newport a, o'clock.
The steamboat John w. Richmond having had
some further improvements made for the accommo-
dation OF passengers is the line at her rega'
lar reduced fare. The President and Directors for
themselves and the stockholders feel grateful for the
patronage so literally extended by the travelling
public, when means weie exercised TO break down
our attempted competition, by combination Of
wealthy companies, placing the power of their roads
and their best boats against our days. at iare
so reduced as 10 be merely nominal depending for
their support on high fare other days. The
public, true to their own interests. and friendly to
ours, have counienanced agains, the odds and
our charge OF 50 has thus far sustained us. The
public may be assured that long as we are sus-
tanned eNertlons on part shall not be wanting 10
accommodate them. When we eau no longer be
sustained, necessity, and not choice, will compel us
10 retire from the unequal contest.
n. B. The regular days of leaving Providence
will be Mondays. and Thursdays and New York on
Tuesdays and Fridays until further notice,
AZ Private state rooms and berhs can be secured
on application the day previous 10 Charles N. Til
ley, Agent, at the steamboat office on Long
Wharf, or al this Office
Dec B.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-12-05
New YoRK CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 26

Beeves-The supply of Beet Cattle offered, a
gain extended TO about 700 head, all from the in
terror of this ST ate with The exception Of 100 from
Pennsylvania We have 10 notice dull market
for beef caused in great measure by the cee-
bration incidental trthe day, and good deal OF
business will probably be transacted 10 morrow,
the number of cattle remaining ever being unusu-
ally large. Sales of 450 head only were made to
day at Sc 10 $40, averaging 1915 per 100 lbs
A large proportion OF thin cattle are offering at
present
Sheep and Lambs-Thc market has been less
active out of 5000 offered to DAY 300 sold at s 80
10 S5 for sheep, and 81 25 10 81 so for lambs
Hay and Straw-Hay sells freely at 80 to 81
121 by the load, and at 6S TO rs cents by the bale.
Straw, 81 IS TO SO per 100 bds.
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ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Nov. 90.
Schr. Oneco, Hayens, from Dighton for New
York.
FRIDAY, Nov. 90.
Sloop Hudson. West, from Providence.
SATURDAY. Dec. l.
Sloop Metamora, Winslow, from Warren for
New York.-Yietory Heath, from New York
United States brig Washington, Lieut. Frazer,
from a cruise in sen rch Of steamer Liverpool.
SUNDAY Dec 2.
.Sloop Geo. Washington. Smith, from Provi-
dence for NoTwich.--Schf. J. G. WaldroD, Swan,
from New York for Taunton.
MONDAY, Dec g.
Schr Ida, Sie1man, from Baltimore for Proyi-
dence.-Soops Sophia, Glover, from New York
fof do.--Schrs Lewis Cas-, Allen, from d.. for
wesipou-Betssy & Polly. Barlow, from Sand
wich with wood 10 s. DebloiS
TUESDAY. Dec. 4
Schrs siephen Olney, Croker, from Lubec for
Providence. Siberius Adams, from Pietou for
do-sloop Leopard, Perry from Sandwich
CLEARED.
Brig Echo. Mssser, Wilmington. y 9.
Do. LAUREL Smith, DO.
SchT MatY Adams Pinkham, NtVsrs.
sIoop Venus Bhven, Providence
Do Agent. Prars'0
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THANKSGIVING PRESENTS
FOR SALE At
JAMES HAMMOND's,


JAMES HAMMONDs,
Dry Goods s. Book. Store.
The Lady's Close, library, 3vols. viz.
Vol !. Epvelopement ofFemale Character.
Vol. 2. Beauty of Female Holiness.
Vol. 3. Varieties Of Female Picy,
Young Iadys tiil,
My Sons Manual, a view ofthe Studies, nc
complishmhn,s, and principles of conduct,
best suited for promoting responsibility and
success in life.
My Daughters Manual, view Of female
studies accomplishments, and principles
of conduct.
The young Lady's library, 6 vols. VIZ.
Vol l. The young Lady's own book, a manual Of
intellectual improvement and moral de-
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Vol The young Lady's Sunday book, practical
manual Of the christian duties Of piety, be-
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vol. 3 Young Ladys book Of elegant Poetry.
Vol 4. Young Ladys book Of elegant Prose.
Vol .. Young Lady book Of classical letters, con
'isting OF episiolary selections, designed to
improve young Ladies and Gentlemen, in
the art ofLe,ter. Writing.
Vol g. Young Ladys and Gentemens pocket die
tionary.
Tho language Of Flowers, with Illustrative
Poetry.
Flora and Thaia, or gems Of Flowers and
poetry.
Peter Parey's ramble., in England, Wales
Scotland and Ireland.
Young Mans Guide.
Letters to Mothers by Mrs, l.. II. sigour
The Cbild's Gem.
parting gift to christian Friend.
A Bridal Gif.
Besides the above great variety Of modern and
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PRINTERS NOTICE.

Om Subscribers in Proridence and It's
picinity are re$pe ecyuHy informed that Their
bills hare been LEFT Vith Mr.. George =,
Daniels, Bookseller, for collection, and
they ~W obt'ge MS by an early payment o.
them.
ALL persons indebted to us are earnestly
requested td pay, as me are much IN Ddn'
of the needfM about these days.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-12-05

In this town, on Sunday evening, the 18th inst.
by the Rev. Mr.. Howard, Mr.. Walter II. Stanton
Of Charlestown, r. |. to Miss Hannah T. Brown
Of Stonington, Conn.
At Portsmouth, Mr.. John Williams, Of Eas
Randolph Mass to Miss Elizabeth p. Freeborn o
Portsmouth.
At Providence, on Sunday evening, 25th inst.
BY Rev Mr. Balch, Mr.. Abram Aldrlch, to Miss
Pamilia Chace, daughter Of Mr. Benjamin Chace
of this town.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday. n

[Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot.
At market $50 Beef Cattle, 200 stores, 2SOC
Sheep, and ll50 swine.
Prices Beef Catte-We quote first quality 4
80 a : IS second quality rs 7 25i tn ird quail
ty q so SO.
Barreling Cattle-We quote Mess at 80 a G.
15 NO. at IS Sc.
Stores-Dull two year old SIG p three yea
old S2i a 35.
Sheep-we noticed sales at 60, SO, IL, ?
33, , AZ, 2 60 ? IS and So %.
Swine-Dull-Lots TO pedde were sold at foI
Sows, and for BarrowS one lot small shoatS al
) ID a g l-2: at retail a : IL.