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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26

DEATH OF MATTHEW CAREI.-It is with
feelings Of 10 ordinary Ciief that announce tie
death OF the esteemed philanthopist, Matthew Car
ey, Esq lie died on Monday evening, between e.
Ieven and twelve O'clock at his residence IN walnut
street, Philadelphia.
Mr.. Carey has filled so Large space in the public
regard that, notwithstanding his great age, his loss
viii be extremely felt, and generally nourned for
he was loved as well ny known.
Mr.. Carey 4 native of Ireland but came 10
this country and this city shortly after the revon
ZION. where the Of his talents aud his I'm falling
industry acquired for him respect and wealth As
the author OF the "Olive Bfaoch." published during
The last war with Great Britain, Mr.. c., won the
respect OF the moderate of all parties, aud aided in
diftusng spirit Of patriotism and party furbearance
that was most beneficial 10 the Of the nation
When the subject Of protecting the manufactures
OF the country was made matter OF public conside-
ration and discussion, Mr.. Carey took sides warmly
with those who would support home industry
Having then Withdrawn irom active business, he
devoted ali his time, his energies, and his
teatng the promotion OF the cause in which he had
enlisted, and few imagine the large peculiarly ex-
pendilnres to which he submitted in Guithcrancc oil
tie cause of the manufacturers.
3 The custom Of internal improvement early ar.
:. sted his Affection, and seeing once how much
Penns, vnn,s must lose by negleciing to devel-
ope her resources AL low much she must pro-
~ by canals, be entered hcmt anu hand tne never did
things by halscs into The work, wrote pamphlets and
essays cnttespondta 18th czens OF the interior, an
swered their objections, stirred mp the people, and
was one of The promoters of and delegates TO the /
Convention AT harrisburg, which the cause
OF iennsylvahlas btcominga State Of railroads and |
canals.
Few projects that had lot lhcn objccl pubIis good
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BRILLIANT SCHEME

Together with great number Of $40, $50, &c. &c
Whole Tickets only Sl-llalves 50 oo-Quar-
,ers 81. Fer sale at
POOkER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
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Extract of Merchants letter. dated

DIR. Robertson, Dir. Anthony, and Dr. Ever, are
taken down. All our old physicians are sick or
dead but one. Tie 5herllf and Marshal died
yesterday. {. Lalmer and Henry Cummings were
lahen last night The deaths are & TO ~ per day.
do not believe there l,5O0 persons, white or
black who sleep within the city.
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MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Sept Q.
The demand for Cotton has been To fair extent
during this ~ceb, but has been very freely supplied
by holders III American, and the market closes heay-
" decline Of I'D per 10. from last weeks quota
tons. The sales Of the week amount To So $40
bales, 500 American on speculation, an1 800 A
mefican, 800 Pernam. $50 Mnfanham, ard 1000
sdral iVr export 100 bags Sea Island and 500
Stained are announced for auction on Friday next
Sales, $40 Sea Island, 10 il "a 40 Stained do, a a
IA GG40 Upland ca asa 2l90 Mobile, &c. "a IA
"a $40 New Orleans, % "a. The business to-
day amounts To 5000 bales all to the trade, except
200 American for export. and consists of 400 Brazs
NJ Cd to l0ld. aud the remainder American. Thee
Is 10 change III Prices, though the market IS dull.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Aug. 90
The business IN Wheat has consisted chiefly of The
sales TO our local mlllers and dealers; and these
having purchased only for their immediate wants,
such holders have been desruus TO sell have had
to submit 10 reduction IN ptlce Of Sd TO 4d per 70bs.
Flour must also be noted Is per sack cheaper.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At NATCHEZ.-
The condagraon al Natchtz, broke out in Corton
Alley, in an old stable the north side Of the alley
The fire made considerable Roadway before it was
discovered, spread rapidly up and down Cotton Al.
ley, burning the outer warehouses. and ending only
at Pearl street, with The destruction Of the larpe
warehouse belonging to anton, Buckner x Co
on the North side, and tie latgc warehouse OF Jacob
Sota Co. on the south side. Tie following ware
houses were destroyed Jacob Soiia & Co. loss Of
property S2o 600; no insurance: \. l.. Gaines &
Co., loss $4,000; Cannon & Ayres, $500
James Wembie, $1,000. On Cotton Alley the fire
consumed Stanton. Buckner q Cos. commission
store, loss SIS 000 on Commerce ST., DIR. A A.
Jones drug store was d. stfoyed, aud John r. Stock
mans residence, loss SIS 600 Mrs Cofpells large
boarding hou'e at the corner OF Commerce and
Franklin streets was consumed. Several other
buildings Tell a Frey to the flames. The h.cmen
were active and ersetic but The raging flames ora
long while d fed thei, cxertons.
The fire, says the Free Trader must have origin
aied either hom negroes going into the Stable foi
CT by the act Of ncendiaries.
Ills is the second destructive fle in Nachtz
" ilhin few weeks.
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SO He var.

a. TOLEN IN the course of 5 or o ."inutcs, from
- the door Of the Franklin Hotel. in Lynch
burg, on W eduesday last,
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES!

BOOkcr's Lottery "a Exchange Omcc,}
Lynchbnrg, Sept 23id, 1899.
MAMMOTH SCHEME, for 25Ih Sept.
l Grand Capital of $4,000 !.
do 10000 !
80 Prizes Of 1000 !
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.rgUl,,1,,Ofh ,NcLcu,e :

3csldrs many Of $50, so, Nc &c.
Whole Tickets only Sl0-llaIves S5-Quarters
81 80
For sale IN great variety Of choice numbers At
BOOkER'S LUCKY OFFICE.
o. Orders from the country for Tickets drawn b,
d. s Gregory & Co in all Treinia Schemes fac
conpanedb by cash or Prize Tickets) promptly and
confdentialiy attended to, when addressed TO
HENRY il. BOOKER,
Lynchburg, Va.
o. Ny customers may always depend on see
ing The numbers of every Lottery in which ]
sell Tickets, published in this paper, (The Nrgi-
MANI as the Official List of tue Drawing is
received. II. II. BOOKER.
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= Whole Tickets only Ten Dollars.
Virginia state EOfferV,

For the benefit of the Norfolk Benevolent Society,
Class, No 5. Tor 1889.
10 be drawndt Aitrdndria Saturday The 2sh of
September. a. Tie Br7Wing trai be receired al
has office Tuosday, Isl October.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-26
N a great variety Of choice numbers At
BOOkER'S LUCKY OFFICE.
LOTTERY DRAWS TO MORROW.

LOTTERY DRAWS TO MORROW.
| Puze of $4,000 ! ! !,
"a Prizes 4" 1000 -
Whole Tickets only 81.
RICHMOND ACADEMY LOTTERY,
EXTRA CLASS, No. 9, FOR 1899.
To he drawn at RICHMOND on Tuesdly, Sept
25Ih. o. The drawing will be received at this
office on Thursday the 26h inst.
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grand eounell at which Two members Of each of
the four provincial depuiatIons were 10 be present
Sumo la Tore, after obsiiustey defending the
positions Of Sodupe and Areta, had fallen back on
Eybar.
General Diego Leon WIS mannuvring 10 attack
Cnanqui and Manofu, "a heh Elio occupied with six
or seven bafiaons
The instruction OF tbs 5h aod 12,h banalions
was not ye: al an end The fevoliers had detached
companies To Try and nduce The batalions OF the
Ulzama 10 nase common cause with them. Their
main iotce WAS still possession OF Vera and Lesaoa
B'ssilio Garcia, of the exled spostolleals had
joined them.
"BANoNNE; eth in The Evening.
The Commander oChe Harborto the Minister n
Hdfino--'I am informed ifoT passenger that Duran
90 and one hail Of Biscay IN the hands OF the
Chisiinos. aud thai Espauero has entered Durango.
Don Carlos aud Mafoto, with 25 battaons Of inis.
iIy, and 10 squadrons Of cavalry Lave taken ;,osi
ton between Campozar and FL Gue,a cross the
Inc from Befgara 10 Fl-lIrro,'
The Ottoman Eiett-Tt.e ,tory of,Le Five Pow.
cs having sent 10 de.neai The restoration of the QUO
nan meet '.ns out TO be a mere Invention Of the
'ep., rapfrs No such mission had been DIS
: r':ened. NJ Auselin appears to have been merely
The bearer OF dispatches TO the Consus Of the respec
/ tive Powers II Alexandria.
London, Sept. 2.-1he following appe AIRED in
second edition Of our paper Of Saturday:
! TURKISH EMBASSY,
Saturday Morning, Oh 45m. A. NJ.
Sir. am directed by our Secretary to give you
The following substance Of despatch received by
special courier from Pans, where it arrived by tele
graph:
The French officer who was commissioned tt
claim the Turkish fleet. in the name of the five grea
! Powers, has received fat refusal from Meheme
Ali. unless his exolbItant demands are complied
With, aud the expenses he has been put to deiraye
by the Sultan"
have only TO say that our worst anticpaiions
realized. In haste, your most obedient servant,
| p XAssIMoN, Inter.
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FOREIGNERS IN OUR INTERIOR CITIES.


| Wherever our own people have built up large
communities and established all the muniments
Of living and motives Of industry, there, you will
find the foreigners congregang in large numbers,
to live upon the exuberance of our means, unit
they get SO firm foolhold as almost to outnurnbe,
ms. Thus it is in New York. Philadelphia, B
ii more and Cincinnati, that American princp. :
an d action, at the mercy oft these newcomers,
and one party or the other in politics must ethe,
emp 10y or dread their influence.
From the following, il will be seen that NOR,
than tme-lialf of the whole population of Pitts
burg is composed of foreigners and when they
prevail, as they soon will, in the same ratio in the
country places, should be glad to KIN w what
man Of any party can believe that the American
doctrines ,r the measures of Native adnlinistra-
ton can be enforced, against any theory or plan,
or set Of me.u, that these adopted citizens may
propose!
The country is in more alarming condition.
physical ly as ell as morally, than men absorbed,
by party prejudl ces now imagine;- the dclu-
sion that conceals the fact will disappear wher
the strife polite ans is over, and then when op
late, thew y find that the warning which Native
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THE METRoPo us AND ITS NEW FRIENDS.

This recsny indigenous paper, which for a
while seemed to be ready to denounce the admin
istration, orte follow it as the emptalio n OF profit
might decide, has en- lerged from lis pa.~ of cloud
to present itself as darker spot under foreign
flag against Native Americans. We pred icted IN
;tysiincpepuy that it was like meat upon the sham
6lcs, really TO be sold ut the moderate price Of ats
5ected Of its own couutrymen, it has transferred
its faith, It's deviation. and its abor to the service
NJ the alien. Hencetorri,, then LET MS look at II
~ the screen from, behind which the naturalze d
and the unnauFalized foreigners, with their pre-
tended friends, may assail the patriotic men who
are conscentiously endeavonrng to help the COM
mon Of their country under the creed and
impulses of Native Associations. There have
been traitors in all causes and in all countries, but
they who were such in times past like those of
the present day, have been marked with that d-
vine curse which punished the first Cain for hav-
ing raised the homecdal hand anst his brother
The fate of the original fraricde follows the foot
steps of all others; and from the formation of the
social compact to the present hour the curse al
tends them like the ebony spirit OF the bramlrs
to enforce retribuon when the appointed hour
shall come. There being, then, in the order OF
religion and in the very ethics of Nature pun
lshment for such beings, we leave the "Metropo-
lis to the present reproaches of all good men,
and Tor the future to the punishment ordained by
higher commands. For ourselves we address our
efforts to the calm deliberation Of all our country
men who think they owe an obligation to proy,-l
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

~ " corner of Pennsylvania 4renHe q Oh SIS befueen
Brolcns y Gadsbys Hotels, Washington CITY.
TgTHE undersigned respectfully informs tie citizens of
4 Washington, and the public generally that he has
taken the Drug store formerly occupied 10y DR. s Mitch
Ell corner OF 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue be-
tween Browns and Gadsby- Hotels where he int nds
Keeping on hand full and fresh supply OF Dmgs Med.
cines Chemicals Pants Oils, Dye Siuts. Sc Also a
very general rment Of Fancy Articles, Chewing To-
oacco. SHUTS, and Segars. OF the best quality
Physicians prescriptions carefully aud accurately
pounded.
WIN F. BENDER, from Philadelphia.
July l3-- Pharmdceutist
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VERY VALUABLE WORK Just received this
Y day, aud for sale by w. NJ. MORRISON. tour doors
vest OF Browns Hotel Mecanqne Celeste, by the Mar
ouis de Lapoce Peer of France, Grand Cross Of the
Legion of Honor, Member OF the French Academy OF
the Sciences OF Paris Of the Board Longitude OF France
OF the Royal Societies of London ana Goftehstn OF Inc
Academies of Sciences of Russia, Denmark Sweden
Prussia Holland, and Italy, Member OF the American
AcautIny of the Arts and Sciences &c Translated from
the French with Commentary. by Nathaniel Bowditcb,
LII. D. Fellow fthe Royal Societies OF London Edin
buryh and Dublin of the Philosophical Society held at
Philadelphia of the American Academy OF Arts and
Sciences &c, in 4 yos. quarts July g.
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We regret TO announce that our esteemed fell
low-'itizen. Commodore Daniel H. Patterson, of
the United States Navy, and Commandant of the
Navy Yard and Station in this city, expired on
the morning Of Sunday, the 25th inst. at a quar-
ter past o'clock, at his residence in the said
yard, after short but severe illness of about 80
hours.-Aaf. MfeUigencer ,,u
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arthqn"ke at Martinique. The U. S. Con
sui al St Pierre, Martinique, writes to the BaIli-
more Transcript, that an earthquake was fell
there on the morning Of the Cd inst. There were
two shocks, each of which lasted 40 seconds.
Great Fire at ST. John, ~ B.-We learn from
the Boston Transcript, that another fire has oc-
Cured q St. John, N. b., which destroyed abou,
one hundrcI buildings.
he Explo>ag Expedition was at Valparaiso
on the Oath MaN
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T UMBER, COAL AND wooD.-A. SHEPHERD.
IL successor to 1. MUDp & Co.. is in daily expectation
Of 800 tons OF both red and white ash Coal OF superior
quality Persons DESTROYS of good article will find It
to their advantage 10 call fore purchasing
Also OIL hand considerable stock Of Lumber of va
rous qualities suitable for every purpose; Oak Hickory
and Pine Wood Richmond Crate and Smiths Coal All
oil which will be sold on the most reasonable terms
Aug 3I-3t
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ENALL GOODS.-We have commenced receiving our
fall goods, which we invite the attention OF pur
chasers. They consist Of
Cloths cassimeres, cassnets
Merinos, figured and plain
Black and blue black silks
Figured and PLAIN gros de naps
Mousselines de lains, narrow beltiug
Curtain calicoes, fannels
Hosiery, gloves, SC.
Aug 81 A. w s. J. f. TURNER.
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NTORUS MULTICAULIS TKEES.-The subscriber
lvl has for SALE deliverable after the fall Of the ea)
own growing from the roots and cuttings, from
90 900 to $4,000 genuine Morus ulticaus trees These
trees large and superior many of them
from five to eight feet, we'll branched and will count
from one to two hundred buds each. l will sell any
number that may be required by the bud, by the foot
by the tree The trees be sent safely to any part
Of the country directions when desired will be given
TO ensure their preservation through The winter Letters
addressed TO the subscriber. post paid viii receive
prompt attention + HOWARD,
Aug IL. near Seven Buildings.
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Go-All COMMUNICATIONS for this paper should be adj
dressed TO JAMES c. DUNN
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THE BEST MEDICINE FOR COUGHS AND COLDS

THE best medicine -
Coughs, Colds, and al
Lung complaints, HooP
ing Cough, Splitting Of
Blood, Pain in the Sidsf
Liver Complaint, and
affections Of ths hreaSy
IL Mrs. M. N. GARD
NER,s INDIAN BAL
SAM or LIVER
WORT, containing the
strength OF many roots
and herbs, Among The
number are Liyerwort,
Elecampane, Bsnesst,
Asclepias tubefosa, lee
land Moss, squills, Hys-
sop, Ruta grsveolsns ;
also many other hsshs
not to be procured in this
part Of the globe. For
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Associations have gwen, have been like the war
nngs of Priam-listened to too late.
The population of Pittsburg and its environs is
estimated in . Harris's Directory" al go 600 viz.
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the ten years Busam has been IN entsnnvs use =
- ~ ,br ,eipo towns Northern States and, by the
~ In, have efficacy he Proprietor hss made
10 furnish the Of this place, that all avs1
N III. remedy disease that
medicine will rsmoye Its eeet obstinate coughs truly won
.r6,l "a IN, ooving voluntarily their
a. smon the number proved efficacy From the know
ledge Of The and the favorable effect our PATIENTS
hs,s w, have the Baa recommend 70 10
rsiate medicine what 1t is recommended Calvin Ellis
n Aher williams M D. members Of tn. Massachusetts, Medical
society Also certificates the direction, what astonshis4
cures effected for A. Webste Boston, Horace Ga BnSso.
Ms Thos Haskins Boston, Horton firm u Baker Hoo
ton Boston David woebny clerk Of Josiah ssadnan h L
Thousands Of others could be named, where eeA
n.vn security against ccuntsrfsi, sseh direction y y
signed by Proprietor M NJ Gardner Popnstcrs rsdsse
Is Washington Street, bosson all orden b sddse
Also the bottle impressed in the gisss, s nans ln -
n. 6sdnsr'p Indian Baisam Of Livsrvost.
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RDRIlK FOR SALE.-Tne subscriber, not intending
I'D to carry on the brick making business longer than
season and wishing to have brick on hand at The
end OF the year, offers TO the Public the brick he has,
$40 600 as well as those he may make, Haci
count Of his having engaged hands Tor tn season. VIII be
about $50 900 or $4,000. He will sell inerchatabe
brick for Sc per thousand al the kiln, hard BRICK at SO
so paving $3.50, and press brick in large quantities.
$40. Persons wishing will 10 well TO call at The kllns
and see for themselves The kiln walls, sheds tools &c
Vii be for sale with the groant or with the privilege
OF using the clay He has also d farm IN Prince Georges
county Tor sae-lSee former advertisement. He keeps
constantly on hand his yard 18th street. uli sup
py of lumber Of all kinds such s white and yellow
pine oak boards and timber. ash, maple cherry, and
poplar Also, oak, pine, and hickory wood, hne and
sand. ULfosEo WhhD.
AMenst 3.
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NTAGONS, CARTS DRAWS, OK WHEELS, &c.
w The subscriber has on hand Lar e assortment Of
the above articles, Of the very best quality, which he
would BE- glad dispose of reasonable terms. at his
old stand opposite the Tobacco warehouse Georgetown.
Aug II GIN RICHARD JONES.
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WHITE LEAD FACrORY.-T Subscriber offers
wv for sale or rent on liberal terms, the white lead
recently cted by him the railroad office.
Ii not disposed of by the Isl OF Sepembel, the fixtures
and engine will be Tor SALE For particulars &c inquire of
JOHN PuRDY.
AIso for rent new three. story brick oase situated
Aug. 10 on street.
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L,RENCH MUSLlNS AND CHlNrZhS.--We are
selling off very cheap
5000 yards Muslins and Chniz $, much below cost
cases Long Cloth Shirngs, very cheap
Aug 81 BRADLEY 4 CA TLETT.
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r OST The following notes Were dropped somewhere
IL on the Avenue yesterday. The finder Will obige
by leaving them at my store; they will be OF no use
to any one else the draw having been advised not to
pa, them
note of John Brooke, Upper Marlboro in my favor,
dated August /, 90 days, Tor 1926 H.
note OF Thomas Sappington, Baltimore, favor OF w.
B. Todd. and by him endorsed dated March, months,
$3.50 l5
note Of s. I. Evans, Alexandria. favor of w. B.
Todd. and by him endorsed, dated May 10, 6 months,
Aug II st S. J. TODD.
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EW NOTES.-THE Thugs, or Phansisars of India,
!! comprising history OF the rise and progress of
that extraordinary fraternity of Assintents, and des
crpton OF the sys.em which pursue and of The
'res which have been adopted by the Supreme Govern
men OF India for It's suppression compiled from original
oleeman, Superintendent Of Thug Police in 2 vols.
Also, further supply OF Marryats Diary in America,
in volumes
Just received, and for sale at w. NJ. MORRISON'S
Book and Stationery store, 4 doors west OF Browns
Hotel Aug 81
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L,ORM BOOK, containing nearly three hundred of
Il the most approved receipts for Conveyancing, Aibi.
ration Bills of Exchange, Promissory notes, Receipts
FOR money Letters of Attorney, Bonds. Copa'nrrshps,
Leases Petitions, and Wills: besides many other subjects
referred to in the index; by member # The Phadelna
bar. A lew copies for sale by w NJ MORRISON
oors west Of Browns hotel. Aug. 10.
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A CARD.-Our half yearly accounts viii be rendered
IN LIST July, and customers will confer favor by
calling and closing their by note otherwise
July 6. BRADLEY & CATLETT.
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~ EW BOOKS Historical Sketches Of Statesmen
who have hourished in the times OF George Ill,
second series, by Lord Broughan, in 2 vols.
Rogets Outlines Of Physiology and Phrenology, hrst
American edition, revised, with numerous notes.
Also, Jack Sheppard Just published and for sale at
w. M. MORRISON'S Book and Stationary Store,
ioors west OF Browns Hotel Aug.l7
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RS. JAMlESON'S Beauties OF the court of Charles
lvl the Second, series of Memoirs, hiogra-
phical and critical illustrating the Diaries Of Pepys,
Evelyn, C'arendon and other contemporary writer's.
lew copies for sale at
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CARD.-Being DESTROYS TO reduce my present stock
(Which s large and various) preparatory TO laying
In Fall supplies, shall offer goods At Uery reduced prices
JAMES b. CLARkE,
No. from sth street. and opposite Centre Market.