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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
LOWER CANADA.

The officers barracks at Chanbly, an old wooden
building, destroyed by fire the 20tl ult.
between aud o'clock. The fire broke ont in one
OF the atics, aud spread rapidly thai the inmates
could save nothing. Lieut. Carey, OF the 18Th teel-
men, in the attempt to save something which he
valued very highly, persisted in the flames lie bad
escaped from the building but returned through a
window aud was doubt suliocated. A dtagoon
cndeayored TO prevent him from going into the build
ing, bnt he would not be restrained declaring that he
would rather lose his life han4he obec, of which he
was ia search. His body had been found in the
ruins. Capt. Smith, also, was severely njuted IN
the ihe.
Up to "Wednesday night nothing had been heard OF
Theller and Dodge, The escaped prisoners.
The Court of Kings Bench at Quebec has dcci-
ded that Lord Durhams ordnance establishing q
municipal police IS legal, and thai the special coun-
cll by which 1t was enacted had all the power oil
the Provincial Legislature saving where exception.
were made by the act OF Parliament.
The circulation OF the Lewiston Telegraph, in
Upper Canada, has been prohibited.
v. Y. Com 4idr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
From The Apaiaclicola lFYoyidoJ Gazette.

by the following eNtrac, of letter from Colonel
HirE' OF Florida, dated Liverpool, Cd July it will
DC seen ihat, though absent he is lahoiug with us
and Tor us. 1t viii give his numerous friends here
snee'e pleasure TO learn that he may be shortly cx-
pecled among them:
have been actively engaged, however. in pro
otns me great object first proposed five years ago
10 WIZ direct trade from Europe to the Southern
pofts DO not start when say commenced this
'o' tue hrst time, as no one has set up such
'h lof me: ana II is set dorm as an idea first
originating IN South Carolina The first sun.ue, I
sS"eu Europe sought the acquaintance of all those
n"useS 'hat desired to enter the competition for A
'ne'cah trade and before leaving England induced
t"o'h 10 ssnu n'ne vessels to the Gulf of Mexico
~ ,e''If winch WAS then published. stated that
The Southern people lost % uer cent. unon ,b.i,
dueuons by the unnatural trade then carried on j.,
double shipments double ireights double insuran-
ces' commissions port chlrees. and double s,uraoc
by carving every fbpa 'a Ne. Yo,k G,t ,.,,..Ii..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
From the Nem York Star.

shocking of abduction aud practical anal
"a milton has been ereed out by our Police, which
Is \ striking illustration Of the horrors q" ABOLITION.
and should induce every mar Of lee.,ng and charac
ter TO set ms lace a2ain5 every attempt making by the
iauatn3 OF LIS country to establish their abaoirent
doctrines. Intelligence was brought 20 the Police
dat III horrd den OF wee, filed with hundreds o..
what aie called free negroes, IA Anthony street,
there WIS reuiecl, modest looking white gul, living
III very suspicious manner with Il black fellow, and
that hcy had been in the den for about three weeks,
and were reported 10 bd1ng to Weschcsler. Penn.
justice liopson, srspecing that there might be in
this unnatural alliance something oil foul play. come
thing 81 abduction, took with him two Of his
officers, and went down 10 the place for tie purpose
oil looking INTO the whole allan. He found the ne
gio fine looking fellow, who called himself David
Smith, and the gul, pretty Qlakeress, about 20
yeais old, called Lydia Williamson, daughter of a
respectable farmer OF Weslchester Pa. She had
been induced 10 elope with him, and although he
pretended that they were married, yet he finally ad-
muted that this not The CASE and they wefe
rIally detained lor further inquiries.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

,aeot q, Frfepy. Me- e7n be done By surh e,p
ftians "a -, eu,oe th aLycei than al he oaa,eat'9as
wi. eject in hall q century. Tho ~ 90 ito be
aiken u hela Will practical commercial men AID
rapiialisfs lave I1st returned from Glasgow. IN
Scotland a cry that has increased faster IA fifty
yeat, than any oihcr IN the world IN the time,
and which is now nearly equal To Liverpool or Man
chester for commerce and manufactures. They
consume an the town 100, 600 bales OF cotton, and
are a. anxious ~ are for direct trade. ] have
epdeayored TO induce the merchants at Uavre. Ant
wcrp, Amsterdam, LONDON, Liverpool. aud Glasgow,
to send out AGENTS this winter Florida 10 invest
money ~ houses. TO establish branch houses, and
impoft and export directly 10 and from the Gulf Of
Mexico. Ny success has been beyond my most
sangune expectations. The results will be mani
fest IN having s1il ten eeuis cheaper ~ The bush
Il, aud nearly every othor article ~ prop3rliDu.-
We shall have cities huili up, ships owned, aud
commerce 10 us legitimate, not coasts ise sense.
-" have been IA communication WITH persons
IN Office m London on the SUBJECT Of their timber
laws. There Is every proper OF a change IN this
respect aud If thai tales Ilace, and lie duty
IS removed upon loieign lumber. It viii be more
advantageous 10 Florida thau The mines OF Mex
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
MOKuS MULTICAULIS.

The Rev Sidney Weller, gentleman who has
realized considerable sum OF money by the sale of
the Mulberry, has addressed letter TO the Editors
oil The " auenton Reporter IN which he urges upon
the people OF North Carolina the necessity of turn
ing Their attention To the cultivation Of this valuable
tree. lie says. ia the minds of the well informed
aud rejecting portion of our agricultural communi-
~, there Is now scarcely any doubt but that though
the wonderful properties of the Muitlcauis and the
attention excited thereby, the silk is destined ere
long to take the place Of the cotton culture in our
The arguments which should induce the people OF
North Carolina 10 start early this road To wealth.
are equally applicable to us in Virginia With a
soil and climate admirably adapted to the growth Of
the NniJeaulis, there Is nothing wanting to place
the silk side by sds with cotton aud tobacco Of
the staples OF Virginia Some ofouY citizens, who
never behind their neighbors in industry and enter
prize, are entering zeaously upon this to
wealth and ere long shall see fields whic have long
since been supposed be exhausted by the enerya-
ting culture OF Tobacco, verdant with the bro ad leaves
OF tho luXuriant Multcaulis.
Petersburg intelliaencer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
From he Nar o,ieaa, Pic Current OF 10.

FfDa he No Dfie8Hs Yfee CarrtH Dci 10.
MENICo-SpECIE.--l estcrday there were
two arrivals from Mexico. VIA Vera Cruz and Tamp-
CO. viz the rnited States sloop OF war Efie aud
srhr tlfamnus. llhe officers and crew Of both 10
good health by these arrivals our mere hauis have
received S22J QUO IN specie aud We have been
bcd to gather the following intelligence: Gomez
fuias Padre. Aipueh, and about 20 other fedefssls
have been imprisoned by the government Tor having
accused th ministers of being traitors 10 her
~. \ conducta of one million OF dollars had arrived
Iampico about the last OF September. aud another
was looked Tor in about fortnight with million
more the greater palt OF whlcwasiuteuJod lof tho
English packets.
The port Of Tanpco has been ,rfy oarelossiy
blockaded lor The last Three weeks no crnizrf has-
Jug hecu seen, during that time; ,esse with Large
cargo OF oils. lraudies, &c. arrived from barcelona
aud entered ial pUrt, and another was daiy eHpec-
ted from Liverpool Preparations "cre mad At w
Cruz for defending tie castle, and stout resistance
mnuld be made upward OF 1000 troops were IN the
For Of ST Juan de Ulloa. all The guns Of the CITY
have been feiltrd aud the streets bartioaded, and
the houses facing the castle armed. The financial
embarrassuents OF Tho goferumcut were very great
and tho soldiers had nor teceYed cent Tor sever
al mouths and the general opaion is, that the acts
Of tho government viii bring about speedy rero-
luton
The French btig Of war Laura had parted her
ohors aed vas dHNen asbote and supposed 10 bo
lost. Yhr yellow fever aud seur,y bad broken out
Ia The French feet and seS eta valuable officers n
ny 81 the crew bad become victims; the flag ship OF
tic fc,t had suied or Havana, having The sick si
UPWARDS II 80 meu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
FALL. AND WINTER GOODS
ASSORTMENT CGIlrZssGE.,
sEpT. nniIa. 1917.

%Gf +. 3buR, 1853.
yyANING received almost our entire stock of
y FALL and WINTER GOODS, (which IA
indeed unusually largc,) we are prepared to of.
Ter TO purchasers even greater Inducements than we
have ever before Offered.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon us, we respectfully solicit, and con.
hdcntly expect, continuance OF the same, pledgng
ourselves, at the same time, 10 sell mnny dissertations
OF toods, lower than they can readily bc bouph, in
any other House. We only ask a call To convince
the most mcicduous.
The following constitutes bur portion and may
GIVE some idea Of the extent oi our Stock:
1000 pr. Shoes oi various kinds, very cheap,
1900 Maeklnaw Rose, Whitney, and Dudlc Bhn-
kets, remarkably low,
1000 ,ds pialu and PLAID Lnscy, from Is Cd to3s
5000 " Ca "a Fullcd Cloth. much lower than
usual,
COO heavy iwiied Plains good substitute ia,
Napt Cotton,
100 ps French aud English Merinos * Circasiaus
500 Cacoes, various kinds and qualities
10 or 20 bales Brown Domosics
Large lot "a, Al, Cd and 81 Bed Ticking.
Ia doz Hemstitched Linen Cam Handk,fs ds Ga
Merino, Cashmere, Mohair hk, Worsted and Cor
ton Hosiery,
splendid assortment SILK and Cotton Umbrellas,
kentucky Jeans, Napt Cotton and Cassluetts.
tiannels OF all coiots aud qualities,
splendid assortment OF Silks and Satjns
Bounets, Hoods and Ribbons, a great variety
Chaiieysand Monslio DE Lanes, very handsome
l ps super fine wool we'd black Cloth,
l " extra sUpcr do do do
Fine and super fine blue do
Heavy Beave, Cloth ior over Coats
Cassmcfes and NcstiugS, a good assortment
BESIDES great variety of other Goods, of Which We
ask but an examination. BURTON ROBES.
Oci. tsr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

>" PabttsA your Dissola,ionS. case was lately
tired IN the New York Circuit Court, which in
wolves point OF some importance to dealers and
business men. It was an action, brought by a Mr..
bAGLEH against CORNING and SPENCER to recoy.
ef $4,000 being the value of bill OF mcrcha nd,e
soiu by tue plaintiff TO of the persons Of and
charged to the firm two months Alter It's dissolution.
There was, as understand, a real dissolutjon Of
the partnership previously existing between lie de-
,tnd'nis but as no evidence was adduced, to show
sa"' aiils dissolution had been published the jury
OF his claim ~ '''o""'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

Ycilo1c Fcpcr IN AHakagas.-9'he httakapas Ga
zeue adicts the report Of The yellow fever pre-
vang in Attakapas. ON the contrary, the cd-
tor says, that the health OF Aakaplis equal to that
of the most favored season, and nothing like vel
low fever exists or has existed there. During the
whole summer only one death occurred among the
inhabitants ofthe village Of ST. Mannsvlc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
~ bargains for gAsEg.

FEHIlE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale,
Il 20 hhds. New Orleans, Porto Rico & St. CroN
Sugar,
100 bags Rio, Laguira and Porto Rico Coffee,
10 bags fac old lava do
3000 lbs Loaf and Lump Sugar part very prime,
1000 lbs, Crushed do Tor Preserving,
200 pair heavy Brogans, part Crane & Co.'S. manu-
factute,
$50 sides Sole Leather,
10 boxes Mould Candles As and 6s.
$50 sacks Salt,
1000 lbs. Cotton Yarns 10 II, Lynchburg Facto-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
DISSOLVYfO.H.

Fs'HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore exist
n ing under the firm OF Martin & Latham. in
the Book and Stationary business, WAS on the Gath
INST. dissolved by mutual consent. The debts and Ell
iects Of the concern have all been Transferred to
Joseph E. Martin, who alone is authorized to settle
them. All persons having claims against the firm
will present them to him ier payment.
JOSEPH L. MARTIN,
HENRY LATHAM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
TOBACCO CROp.-The Nashville Wing Of

the l9th inst. says.
The TOBACCO crop Of Tennessee and Southern
Kentucky will fall far short OF average yield say
full 50 per sent south Of Bowling Green Ky. In
the counties Of Robertson and Montgomery t'Fenn.)
aud Logan, Todd and Christian (ky.) not more
than half crop, VIC understand, will be realized,
while in the Tobacco district above Nashville, the
result will, it is SAID, prove still more unlavorae-
The price for the article, however, keeps up TO a
high figure, and the chances are that half crop
tins year will pay within one third as full crop last
scaaon--parliculmly to those who sold early last
season,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

CoURT HousE BuRNr.--A letter from Mil
IedgeslIe, (Geo) dated 18Th inst, saws BY cx.
press from Columbus, we learn that the Conf
House and Clerks Office were destroyed on Sunday
hish' oy ,ie' supposed to be the work of an incen
diary. All papers of value were DESTROYED. Vhe
Court was to meet the next day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

YANKEEIsM.-Ihe brig William, Capt. Under
wood, sailed from this port some months ago with
the machinery COMP lete Ion cotton factory, with
men, women. boys ard gils, TO ran ii, bound to
san Bias, at the mouth of the river Santiago, the
west coast of Mexico News has jast been received
othcr safe arrival. There the owner ofthc cargo in
tends to put his notions" in operation, by way we
suppose, Of extending the American System
~ y Jouruai q Commerce
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
E,nm he Lgnnana did .rhser. ocl 1o.


TENAS.-ghc Houston Telegraph states that
the eitzru- 81 Gpliaj were intent discriminating
tie fe nuaut ol the ionkcna Indians, owing To M
merons murders PERFORATED by them. It appears,
fhit about twenty Of thasc lndiaus, accompanied by
pafty OF TEXANS, aitaeke Il company Of Mexican
uadc,s. between the lto Graude aud Corpus Christi
bay killed n,ue Of thcm an1 captured all re horses
and mnlrs. The .avis were equally divided be
tween both patlirs, and tie Indians returned with
th,H booty. P8ssns by Goad, / 81 ; huIaes be
logging To the people OF tint place were driven eG
nlll those ot the lndian. The citizens hpnug tbs
Immediately embodied aud nu#ncd the Indians
who lied At 'her approach, leaving their horse,
which WuIc ll dlsrn back 10 Gulfad and ret aimed nv
Ihc citizens - lhct own property. Since inon The
l'dia1s lave manifesto! c,eat hostility and II Is
believed have ncaeletpusly committed Inc murders
above mentioned \ drecl tada is expected 10 &c
opened between Galveston and offensive mercantile
houses IN the capitals nj England aud France.
The schl Crusader capt. Dawson, Which, sailed
from Galveston on the I'll all iounderrd on tho
l3tl, twenty leasues moth If tie Brassos Santiago
All ga board with the exception Of Que individual
Hershed, VIZ; The Captain, seaman, aud passengers
Nc have received ttyeta numbers Of the Civilian
q weston Z ~ tea new paper, edited by II, Stuart
al nes..t aa' elegantly printed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

ASoTHrn FATAL sTEAMBor EXPLosloN'-l ne
Grand Gull Advertiser says the fues oil the Steam
er 10Y. Shelby :" collapsed" the mouth OF the
Arkansas and seaded 20 deck passengers, most OF
them severely. Where the Steamboat inspec-
tors THIS is the frs, fatal explosion since the law
of Congress passed. " Coilapsng 6ues IS soft ex-
preston, by which selfish owners Of boats hyPocrt-
caIly mean bursting boilers"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

The Romance Of picnna is the title Of a new work
by the celebrated Mrs. Tlollope, just published by
Messrs. Carey aud Hart. The novels aud romanccs
from her pen are, we believe, more popular in this
country than her Domestic Manners Of the Amer
cans dier. Gdz.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
Capt K. ID. {. Collins, of the United States Amy
has been appointed Surveyor General Of the State Of
Arkansas, vice Judge Cross resigned.

Mayor Gen. Macomb arrived at Sackeus Harbor
the 9th, and reviewed the troops. lie was much
pleased with the fine discipline They exhibited under
their accomplished cnmmandanf, Col. Worth. Gen
Euslis and Asst. Adlulant Gen Shfver arc also
there, and lhe town presents quite al aspect Of a
military garrison.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
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"a learn rom "A source winch may be relied on,
tat On Monday last, gentleman OF high character
Walted upon the President OF the L. States and laid
before linn letters, documents, &c. &c. winch he
had received from France and which weru intended
10 Prove. that the expedition now fitting out in
france osicnsbly sgainst Merco, is in reait, inen.
Ged against the Island OF Cuba The communica-
ton is said to have excited considerable uneasip.ss
at Washington, bat we arc sure unnecessarily
france we'll knows that such u proceeding would
tH looked upon as Declaration OF War against the
Uhned States aud Great Britain, and treated accord
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
FRENCH WORK.

UST OPENED large lot Of su,o,;o, r.o.oh
- Worked CAPEs and CoIs'anS ,n = ne'len
WIN black Iine-back and coloured SILKS, Of fhe ,rb.
Ss' 'us'fe ana best quality, Mousn dc LANES and
eI,iS, lsohethIng new, besides many Other articles
ia .'ie i'Gcy line, to which we particularly by inyc
Ill attention OF the ladies' y '''i's
HoRSEK X WATSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

Major Noah's European correspondent Says
The Emperor Of Austria came within OF be-
ing sent "sky high" with all his cetcrie at the time
of his coronation at Milan. A quantity Of powder
WIS oprortuney discovered under one of the tombs
of The Cathedral"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

Tcras Lodn.-'fho New Orleans Advertiser saws
Recent accounts from the gentlemen chugcd
with tho negotiation Of the Texas bonds, arc quite
desponfns, and IT Is now generally believed they
must cross the Atlantic and solicit pecuuary and
from England.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
AAD EXPECTS EsAEEY,

80 boxes Tin Plate,
5000 lbs. Northern Cheese from select darics,
boxes Pine Apple Cheese,
90 barrels Picked Pork,
8 barrels Tanners Oil, &c. &c.
~ Bargains for Cash!
GEO. BAGBY.
Oct. % CT if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

The Leesburc, Va Washingtonian announces the
death oiJAMEs d. McCARrr aged 9,the onl, of
Col John NJ McCary. His death was occasoned
by the accidental discharge of his gun while ON
hunting excursion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

ANOTHER Trench FLEET.-Capt. Duke
halt. lett Havana l2ih msf. aud reports that Tho
French hug Cnrlas, nom Priest, "a Vera Cruz,
had auFtd At IL IHo taplaln oi which stated
that large tqnadlan .ulsi IN company to reinforce
The blockade At VIA tf=z. The Prince de JOIN
vile VAS IN command ot one oftho Corveucs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

On the 18th instant Professor Dudley Of licking
ton, Ky. performed has 18Th operation of Lithoto-
my. The patient was boy of ten years of age,
aud vas the thirteenth case from the same county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

Resumption in Tcnntssce.-Slips from Nashville
announce thai on The LIST OF January next lull and
complete resumption OF specie payments will take
place the part OF all The Banks oil Nashville aud
their branches.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

Z 'uOSE indebted 10 the firm Of Martin & La
n tham aie requested to come forward and setfle
the same without delay, as further indulgence cannot
DC gwen. All bonds and accounts not settled BY
me hfSt OF November viii be placed in the hands Of
officers for collection. JOS. + MARVIN "
Sept 81 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01
RICHMOND, October 90.
Sc UMfNOIJS COAL


Virginia IS every ddy developing some new mine
raj treasure and provrg "a IT,, ms that they seek
no Eidofado abroad. lat.. zoe and industry will
meet here hcir sure re Is md the uc nf iynter-
est can eaiily be super"oasl the inspiration of
patriotism.
Specimen after specimen conn u upon us-We
nave JUST mad our attention c#sIe# ,t samples of a
most excellent quality OF coal + covered At the
oatawba lion Works, IN Botctoua belougiug to the
estate OF Davld !. BUR, and To y. essts John NJ
uafHle and j olin X. ThIpet The specimen which
we saw. made bright aud strou. hre. 1t is of the
KIND denomnated by Profess Rogers in his report
semi Dltuulnous-and Is pronounced by those WHO
nave lIied It equal To coke Tor sucltng rou 1t vas
taken l4l ieet below the surface and is believed TO
be abundant Its value, in the vicinity Of tue Iron
WORDS, islncalcuablc There is every reason to be
eFe ihat the 'ein is extensive, aud that 1t will be
iouhd TO exist IA othci portions OF the State.
Hdjg.
II was mentioned few days since that Western
merchant had shipped his goods rom the North 10
h'ehmond, for the purpose OF having them transpor-
Tea uy wagons 10 bis home-Slmllar facts have since
been communicated to Three of the principal
merchants OF kanawha, now IN Philadehhla are shin
pihg Their goodsto this City, to be wagoned thence
10 lacf stores II Tins were DONE tue probabil-
NY IS thcr TALL stock would not be received BIZ them
until May OF June
Sach facts as these are worth all the spcculations
OF an age and should cali forth at once the ener-
s'es OF rguIa ion the completion OF her great I'M
pfoHrments Westward. Al experience points out
the Nlfglna route as the most certain, cheap and
expeditions. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

sHaeI ialm o. E,enoh sloi, and ,hfio the mail,'
Nil enf.-lhs at least appears 20 ~ The most pro
hhe solution OF the difficulty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-11-01

|, NATIVE PEARLs.-We have Just been shown.
oy Doctor frenchwanser, a large sized ard ,nos'
beautiful native pearl OF perfectly spbercal farm,
ana s'sht nnge or rose color, Ching no less
be- mp, pe s'rlsens of carars which would
oyster from the beds III Delaware river. Also ,u,,
others OF sill more beautiful color. and con"l'
y exact IN ,srhefiety, from the same quarter. W.
sha'l probably at tins rate soon have pr,L p..sL
ana rsari Divers on thc Delaware. IN Y. SlgT'