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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26

: Nu"S holden b. i.' t,rJk'g ,,ri,.. rf ,., i--U =,
~ .ilf 'uuIl ri Law auu I.lauc,,y Tor Cu, ,,.r.
.t,H, on N"nias The I'm ia, Il June. III. Philp
'u tii Mar HIs Niic Thomas n Bracket a.. siy his
VIC, nouns Good nan and I1ur uIs wife James N,,ny
a"g ~ i1Y.4 ms wife, Cror'haS ant Martha MS
ranta hs wtic aui Juo u Iirlnsiotd prts H.
n.tHoh f-Acr - Jacob BIaru-.rT", dec g. N.uc prn
I'ii dow OF Jacob Bran ford, deci sud jacob I,r,u
'"In an infant uuiyr-t years n agr, tcs ~ CIlyrsr
- t. hslghlHi Nancy ErauToTi not b. wing enc, 81
.'' 'tt s"dic' AMI given security
~, l si'I iH" r"'rs 81" ms court er,d H. apfclti bv
ANs'dS'"tp evidence TIA; SEE D. az ahi,n. Of ~
country, a ordered ~ cs that I'M. ssri a., 80,
$500 n,sn',.rt do appear c"rr lu Judge of oar i
81 '"' url House on the fr.ti.y u tlr mex An.
gu. an an answer i'r hiuf h- ylsil n n,g.n,i 500
'''d' aAh HAT copy OF ih. order be furr.ih ,l.
''t' ~ -"' new -pap"r pullsH, 900 'hs Ci, If Trrr
~ w.. W months successfully. amt Posted ~ the trout
a COPY. TCsfe.
le 2S-wsw ~ " ' 10 - = L. - =. -
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g. w. NOMINEES,
HOUSE, SIGN AND oRNAMENTAI
PAINTER,
Mex below the Firft Presbyterian Church
RICHMOND, "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26
il 3l-wgx yu - s,,,, 49,.

NlN1lNlh In Nouoway County count Isi Iu-, -I-II--
Stnluc' kiti WIN Elicit and Phehe his W.T.. 6,rr,.,.
Nuu and Pleasant Bowen aud Elizabeth h.a wiz G,y
."e'n ~ puts against Wihim,Rutl, Manson A En,,.
' 'lI vary y hts wiis formerly Mary Ruki John RuJ
S..sSc hhud lhonas Ruid Dahncy Winro ,nJ R,n't,
l"tmcrly Rhoid Rudd Grief RichaT,i.nn an .
SSn'I hs VILE formerly Nancy Ruid amt tbr rbiItr",
q" ,s,,es hui deceit whose names are uknn,sn 80 49, y
,liaui hui and Alausou Ellington as a,iIuini.,,
'5 ,,y y"hh Hudd, deed, deits-Ep ChIuc,TV
nas cAuic the PLAINTIFF 10y their cptT..l AMI ~.
@ o aNAhst the defendants and their tnonn ~,
- I, W." sAeon ct the court that tho defend
n'e J"hn hudi Jesse 4 Rud,l Thomas R,,ii n,p,,s
"h-' am fhcbe hi wife GuCf Richardson mi N,nr
s r. Hhi ia" children 81 James Rud dee a. az, 49,
a'a"S OF rms SAtc u 10 ordered, that they 1po,,,
,' on inc hrsi iaN ~ IN" pcuht term 81 ,lis
~ au answer "a" AID bin; AMI thai Cupy ui inns lr,r,
u, NIin"|h ins"ttcd for mouths stsrcs.tyrIy 10,
lc nc~-p'T"r pa HltsHvd In the CT, of lrnrTi "a,
Posie NJ thc mont joor II the Couub,,,.r T ~ -
a., copy. rcStc,
ln , WV FITZGERALD. e T.
Chesterfield County Iourt Junr IA Ia 1871 ~ =;
ollu' nlalnuu against Samuel PatkhiI and M.,tn, a
WH Nllc' haiid Clarke, widow II Frederick t,I,Tt.
S'aSed' 'Mhailn" Bot. AIch,hIi Bpti and Iru,.r,
.uu''Niy ShcrH u' Chesterfield County s.J "a 80 "a
S,sll''"f ne ""nis nOu Of Mary Bot dec d. irOs-I g
ihis DAY came 90" p,inin hy counsel and 6IcIii ,,
snh tAc defendants Saupr Pirkhil ani Mtftha Lis ,
n"l aNus entered 'hr aPpeaTtur" aUd wen sec mn, a.
'"lhnE q" ih' aci ol assembly tie rules # tls s
' " appear lhE ~ satisfactory evidence that they re t
"W luU'hl. OF lhs commonwealth. uiEuT,l~rr Tbnt H.,
S't defendants du appear here fhr LEI Ga, of s,T,
Der Term mex, 1ud answer the bin of tho
newspaper Published m tie Cty oi Richm nj Tor M,
'n'hS ucc"s7v,iN, and uunhcrcul posted AT b f,t
lH"r oi the tuurt house Of this Cbuui,
ACupy. Tcsit,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-26

iNbtNiA AZ Ru g. holden ln tu, - ,,f.t.,.
~ "' ihc ,itcnt Superior Cuuu OF Law ..nd ChrnrUTv
.,' 'N' '"uuN "l N'uFiru -ut ty Richmond rn tIr
t''nccry ste, t" Bid dIy May lSli: Sincy Have
A,urn"l General OF i'c Commons. OF Virginia sue
s 'nH,@nwraHh plaintiff AGAINST Edward Wilkinson
nc heI-"i'n above n,mcd not having euicrrd hiz 90.
IL'iu'' "'' gwen security according the Arr OF As.
~ AZ" '"' Rules ~ iis tuur, aud 70 appear ing, by
S'tcufy evidence that he au uh. ttsut OF IN "a
,llln"Ne",h a. - ordered That TIC -aI drcu liant ,n
SI'1T r'- q" the RI's 10 be hell ~ the ~ Nnugy m
sr" snh"r newt and answer the ti of iil :,
mat c-p of this order bc uNi'h inserted A., -ots
n'"'''n'' published u the City Of Richmond tor Two
months sIcc, sS'yy and posted tie ant door OF The
ACopY. Tcs,c,
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PATENT BALANCTS.
TIE aIN5cTbers Agents f0rfrc IIr Of steven. Patent
q b1Iaurgs hl'. uuw Un IHIds f .rfm,.fr. ,srfy
ffa tou lbto2 Obs, 600 Of them warranted 200 h. col
aT vhNiEw & SMITH
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6Dn bushhi5 while Corn, on board scht Gsrnoii,
JuB woRTHAA, AogEUDRR a 90.
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l. would ais" inform his friends and the public f,,
~, very best WnrNWen iu bis employ. AMI very
extensive assortment English snI Apt.ri', C,l,
HL Mheii, "i all kinds consequently, is fully enable
aN i pared execute ia the lest uluer Gun Ride mi
fi9l Making Stocking Altering FROM Funt fo r. rrrs.I,
am Repairs or all kinds belonging Co. the Gun Su's m
sn'Ssi a the shortest notice aud ON liberal Terms Nv an.
Plying ~ his store, doors above ic Boz rigcrn -
THOMAS TYKRR
so2I '''' mamma. ti ~ O, Guns
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THE suhsCr' Cris wing aui keeps constantly onhant
Il atwhglcsalc ard retail, and OF the lowest yICss,
Pi,'n aEi EIan ain Ware Of every dcScr, uDn.
Also, variety of Stoves, snci for burning either
wood or; o al.
stove Pipes and every Other article In AIS Hne made
order az the shortest uoucc. ~ -
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JAMES FISHER,
on Agents,

to- Goods 20 be shipped 10 New Orlsnne, Mobile. Ap
palacharu ola any places, will be received and for
Wardcd from New Nsrk by tho masters agents New
York. free 81 charge, except such may be acuay
Cured.
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Applications may he mad personally boy letter. post
paidI to tine subscriber. Agent lpT ~ Coulu Rich
mnud, who viii furnish - necessary s'uTusUu persons
DESTROYS Of awaiting tNcmseyGs Of % advantages which
this Institution Cgfs for providing against those changes
60 which ai sajoc iru lla uncertainty of life and tho
proCar. OF business. Ny the pagrsDu small
sum, whict uos' men can spare. q comfortable support
nay, ~ this mSaus, be secured tn Their families.
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TIE IlE.iRT-TllE HEART.
BY ELIZA COOK.

BY ELIZA COOK.
The hear the hcarl!-oh let it be
4 true and bountrous thing.
A. kindly VA IN, as nobly free,
As eagles nos ling wig.
Oh! keep it not like m scr's gold,
Shut up from all beside;
Bat let lis p'ccIous stores unfold,
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No ray Of glory lights the breast
That beats for sell alone.
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A sigh for others pain;
The breath that soolhcs Il brothers. care
is never spent in vain.
And though it fllrob at gentlcst touch,
Or sorrows taintcSl call,
'TwGre better it should ache too much,
Than never ache at all:
The hcart-lhe heart that $ truly blcsl
Is never all its own,
No ray Of glory lights the breast,
That beats for self alone.
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III was lovely evening III May, lnat Il
Young man and woman were seen to wind
their way along the margin of one of the
meandcrng branches of the F.
river. All inanimatc creation was attired
in the bloom Of spring-ot youth and
beauty. The trees began to wave their
green houghs with the vigor and freshness
of new created lie, and flowers unfolded
their variegatcd bloom to sip the emerald
dew drops of morn. There was some
thing striking and winning i'll the appear
ance Of the youth. The fair face, high
and unwrinkled front, proclaimed him 4
man of twenty. lie was attired in the
most costly and fashionable dress of the
times. A red silk sash was girt around
ms waist, and slender sword was slung
from his side: he was evidently an officer
in lie army. Ills female companion was
arravcd in dress characteristic of rural
s'fthpiici1y. Leaning OH his arm, and lis
tening intently to his address; she moved
gracefully along, now and then shaking
Tier swan-lke neck to disentanglc the
lovely pro.nsion of curls that fell upon
her show-white bosom. They suddenly
stopped to catherine sprigs of blooming
jessaminc. Before them lay the low and
swampy ground, an extensive and almost
impcnctrable forest. 'And you intend to
traverse this desolate and gloomy waste
alone2' said the blooming Myra, (ior it is
full time VIC had given name to our he
roine')
yes he replied, q shall be absent a
few short weeks, aud they shall appear
doubly short by thoughts OF thee. Man
nor beast, fear not'-and unbuttonng
his coat, he disclosed to her view a brace
Of pistols and long short-pontcd dirk,
-.ior you sce,' said he, ~ go pyepar-
cd.n
But said she, with meaning smile
and slight shake Of the head, have you
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WASHINGTON, Sept ID, lSll.
THE LETTERS OF RESIGNATION


The following Letters of the Secretary
| of the Treasury and the Attorney General,
resigning the r respective trusts, have been
placed in our hands for publication
Ma. Intel.
Washington, September II, ISL,
SlR:-Circumstanccs have occurred in
the course of your Administration, and
chiefly in the exercise by you Of the veto
power, which constrain me to believe that
my longer continuance in Office as men,
Der of your Cabinet will be neither agree
able to you, useful to the country, nor
honorable to myself
Do me thejust;cc, Mr.. President, to.bc
ievc that this conclusion has bcen adopted
neither capriciously, nor in any spirit Of
party feeling or personal hostility, but
from a sense Of duty, which mistaken
though it may be, is yet so sincerely
entertained, that cheerfully sacrifice
it to the advantages and distinctions of
office.
Be pleased, therefore, to accept this as
my resignation of the Office Of Attorney
General of the United States.
Very respec fully, yours, sc,
~. CRlTTENDEN.
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From the OH Dominion.
LEGEND OF THE LAKE
OF THE SWhMPS.
CHAPTER, /.

1t was IA lovely evening in May, that a
young man and woman were seen to wind
sheir way along the margin of one of the
meandcring branches of the F.
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
BY p. {. RICKETTS,.
IN the LOG CABIN, next door TO the
POST OFFICE.
FOARD & NcKINSET, PRINTERS.
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the world wore
The starry darkness round her like a cir
die
Spanglcd with gems. Dom Juan

Beautiful! How beautiful are the
wonders Of nature? The moon arose,
and over the gloom of night 'her sllvery
mantle threw 1t is the queen Of night,
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orators speeches, as far as his memory
served him.
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Myra, on hearing of the death of her
lover, deemed her prophecy fllilled, and
began to fade away;
"IIcr trance was gone-hcr keen eye shone
With thoughts that long in darkness
dwelt
With thoughts that burn in rays that melt"
The river now swarms with sails, and
as the boatman skins along the water, he
points to the grave Of MyIa.
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have crossed the beautiful sheet of water.
1t certain times of the year, the Lake
could only be crossed at these two
places, in order to ensure terra irma to
the feet Of the wanderers. The Indian
lcaped from the boat, and lifted her upon
land. He then carefully concealed her
among logs and leaves. This was done
in silence, and they again resumed their
way towards Carolina; and here we
leave them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-11

constituents flat the sub Treasury be alfofaed.
lie has icit!ra nhej,entr. ~. came in under The
~ nr ma dat ths, the ublie tea.nfe lie ,es'ufd
anil guarded from tie arbitrary control oil the tseew-
i've. Hs acbnoeled a's the obligation to obedrssr'
H. an onl, def tl any expehirnt he my lave
| 10 propose cap I've disposed Of, II not atiopied. A
~ t..s,nee to retain this tontrol IN his owB efsan
- M nj te,naiNe uni conceivable.
oie other rema,k. SAID Mr.. 4. and have done.
| hear u Hfhim-ds that II the President veto ii,r
pr, bill. deirim.nt pure-'oss oil
The public conf lence aust in0re Ia the Wing par,
VII, sol las the Wing patty been different of
u. ehcent IN any pau oius daih AID Al The RE
sideni. With sphere oi aetan ma pe"ueh ~
tue Legislative artion, dIsapioini Tue ieo''
arr the People 10 be treated with the disf'sp.'I
of having n supposed that they are gong IN sis
ia. dlsat ronnenl. The ftull. n ilrie bs i'u IN
me pa,fy y ho has lab red to avert II! The parry
~ Gongt TESS have iendrte Obedience 10 the pors-
Lar mandate winch pr, scribed IN language nol 10
be n.l ,hen change the h,cai action Of The Gov
ernmrni. Tue, have presented the subslsing
lnnds oi action. The sub Treasury, Tor repeal l.
h., tern re called. They have REUSED u present
The Sialc Iank system, condemned Ike tie sub
Treasury by th. verdict oi the popular sen' tent,
f,r adopilon J. has not bcen adopted They have
resented = bank bill ~ The tom dec ed most ton
intmabIc to the Of the Executive. Co o,dn ate
~ action with themselves acting III Congress. Tins
has noi been aduiaei. They VII have presented. II
the present ia pass another ioiin II h'cal .tney,
designed asoid. aud supposed 10 avoid the OBJ c
tous winch had brought the exercise OF the veto
po"e, IN The baik bill. ThIs, ton. will have heen
refused. What renamed 10 them 10 dol Nothing
The, hss" more - hemes To eiirr. The, lho~
81 none oilef whIoh would ava l. they ought, per
TAPS nnght, he justified IN staining Ia defence Of
iheu independence an6 j eoly. COMPROMISED by
tsof.j eclluns OF lhetf advances. TIL va for The
~ Of publ C sentiment. 1u thai tn,
make appeal. thus peal - t"olold IN rs FORM
resolves inro two branches. II I'VE done al ui
our prescribed dufy which circumstances permitted
10 po",' II NC have, Is nj tins our foil duyl
Have tiile Ia the award oil Il ieluy - the DIS
charge OF past duty whilst inqnriig what further
du, may be pies ,ib,d Tor The iutule! Finally,
any be inc poslIetae rs 10 fear suppose
that gtcal parry iofmei "ut Il the Poop g, Tor the
People, sit"n4 the noblest principles OF action,
by TIE ptde ol u gof,on, irunph, can be
wrecked ~ HE eonilien Of the People Tor - fail
'ie III The concurrent ACTON OF the President III their
anhtnl aud lJborous efforts to carry out the will Of
he People! TIE slaement Of such an inquiry
gave ts4iJ Mr.. the only answer which II requl-
f,I
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FOREIGN ANTELLiGENtE
LATER FROM LIVERPOOL.

nj. ,.el.t shin Shenandoah, AT Pnlsdelph a.
brings /. yrrprol sdsices 10 the y u. ftfau'p'
mel IN the q h Sep,e inbrr. The DYKE III We.hng.
T. n ,oah the s,si formerly occopled by Lprd Mel
b.utnr. lie va. surpo,led IN The Treasury branch
by Lord Wharnci H.. Tho Eati oi RlrpoD aud The
Duke of Buckingham. Lord B,oogbam tOek his
sen opposite To his former position.
In 10 the q h ult. IN London The arrivals OF I'm
gt,.b whet were Lar and ioteIgp col sdefablr.-
Ne. mheai had fallen -. and bonded o d. from
the prh.s "f the lst uh r oftign lice wheat Is
anotcd a. So 10 76,
From Fame the intelligence IS 10 The All oil
Srpirnber. Thee - noihl0g II moment J hs
heal harvest has been gotten IN around PJris. HE
crops SAID To have yielded pleninnll,
Tue Paris cotn market as exceedingly Gun on
the lh.
slnp from nglsnd loaded vii, provision, iir
the expedition had s,led rorth d,fcct 10 Chusan,
Know noiilng Ul recent alt ratiuns, when her com
3. andet, Captain Stead, X. N, seized and hi
led b, TIE N .nJarl,s. Trade had been paf''als
resumed, bui greatly the disadvantage oil the En-
glish.
Ga lhe g Il May, Captain Elliott. al Canton
moved up Tie riv.r IN STEAMER followed by other
vessels. The chy began 10 be ib,"ngtd WITH ChI-
nrse troops 81 superior elass rs soldiers.
All sal of Bursh and Other goods had ceased.
and purch SIS Of tea we're 10 be IN ale IN hard cash.
Great preparations were making by tie chinese and
gfcat nu nbefs rf troops "ere Il ekne INTO Canton.
Duf os The week five failures had occurred al
Mlnches e. 10 The amount OF 100000
A violent orm ~ The Chiress seas had wrecked
thr ,essts-a French barqus; crew saved a I.'s-
rp,o mefehsolman and Duch Y sssl we're wreck.
cd. AMI soul on boaid persisted.
10 The London Sunlhere Is Intelligence FRO ~ Can.
tou to The 20tn May. Capl Elol had been tempo
rising wih the Chinese. aud had succeeded III oh
rainiug The shpmert OF eleven million pounds oi
tea. lie expected 10 be able before the close OF The
month, to- export an quail If not greater qaanny
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II IL ~ o $! II II ~ o s.!

VIE subscriber - now prepared 10 fdrnish any
L family desiring the above Instrument upon the
mosl liberal lerms and from The most APPROX ed
Manufactures III the UbHed STATES. The ustl,
desrved reputation obtained b, the dnercrt makers,
has been SO much landed through the public press
that any remarks Of his would be unnecessary
upon the present occasion. lie beng known
as manufacturer oi the instrument can rtcUmme nd
The Planes made by the different es,ab ishmens as
inferior to none IN the world. All that lie requires
Is a MAJ and II the purchaser is not pleased with
he Instrument, IL can be returned
w. p. GREENE, Agent,
W All Pianos sold by me will be packed and
cent 10 any distance in the country, free OF expense
Ihey Will also be kept in order one year without
any charge TO the purchaser. by myself, as | pass
through the country twice a,ear regularly.
Sept. l6 10 II
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FOK REV r..

'I'HE commodous fire proof LUMBER dr.
l. HOUSE. recent, erected by the sab Es;;;I
scfber, al The Junction al fIersonsreel and -kA..A
liors.i I'd alley THIS House Is 81 ieel VIDE 100
lee deep and thiee stories hugh, short distance be
10" TIE B'sIn and comm ,nds amungst the best pab-
nc aod'ng ~ tins place. To those wishing to en-
gage IN The
Receiving and Forwarding Business,
ms Is desirable situation. Possession n be had al
once. Fo' terms apply to the subsc,lb.r.
J. NJ. WARWICK.
IL T." Abingdon Nngin;an. Knoxville Post.
W,the'le Journal, X ,nawha Patriot aud Jones.
borough Wing viii puollsh times, aud send Their
accounts 10 Tins ,ice for collection.
Or. ., If
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boats on the CANAL.

And beg leave To state that they have csiab-
hshed IA Receiving and + forwarding House in Rich
mond, on the north side Of The Basin, a htile above
the Toll House, under the same style and firm, to
operate in connertiop " tn then line of boats and
their House in Lynchburg.-And any Goods or
Produce Consigned 10 then care, will receive their
strict attention. and will be forwarded with III, Ut
mos despatch. Any produce SHIPPED by their line
Of Boats, consigned 10 other Houses, will he carried
through, with equal expednI 10 any other ne Of
Boats on The Canal. They have ins STARTED two
more splendid Boats, The DAVl CROCKETT ard
JOHN RANDOLPH, and will, IN u few weeks,
have fms ed and under way, two more making Tie u
line consist Of SIX superior b o A Il s. Their
facilities being thus complete, aud ntending to de
vote lher whole attention TO The business, they re-
pecriuIly solicit aslare OF the public patronage.
March %
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We ~ F.IL q q on -

" IL " # II Il Il @ q q ID =
AN NOW RECEIVING ve,y large and splendid
l. stock OF sea ouable Goods, winch MY Gieuus
and the public are InyIted To call and examine.
MERCuANIS viii BE- suppltdsai a SMALL ad.
vance upon New York and b ,stoD y ices.
PLANTERS viii fad a iuli assortment OF
heavy wooiltn aud othe, seasonable alici,s al low
prces-and
These wanting E.f.vCY GODS are espe-
cialy Ttqirsted 10 call aud ook, as tue variety Is
not supposedly any stoch IN The State.
JOHN Il. MEM
October ITS
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VIE winter session Of the subscribers Schoo
WI commence on Monday The third da, Of
ocioOef, aud CONTINUE five months. Grateful far
past encouragement, the subscribe, will use con.
SAM eSef'lon Tor The improvement Of those who
may oe entrusted 10 her care. The plan Of ,nsruc
ton braces all the usual branches
TERMS Tor beglnncrs ten dol ars: those uo,,
advanced, Twelve. Tuition fees IN advance
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.vciC French EsNDrOiNeru.

TNURNER BURWELL IL co. have Just re-
L ceIved, direct from Ne" York, a tch supply of
French Worked Collars, Chemzetles, Cuffs &c Of
'ne l"lrsl style; also, varefy III other E.l.vCI'
6ODDS. winch 'hey viii Lake great pleasure III
exhibiting 10 those that may lavoi them with call
Sept 81 ,sd
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LARGE MAs. man named, Lewis Cornell
u.s. died Al Milford Pa on MONDAY last, in the 45th
wear Of his age. A resident II that vii age has
furnished The following his dimensions, tiken by
his pill, scian, alter lac was Land Out:
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The PNcket Boats.

1--WE Packet Boats JOS. C.. CABEII. Gan,
L Hun,l'y, and JOHN MARSHALL. Cam,
, ,i WI leave tins place, alternately, on Mondays
wednesday and Fridays, ana O'clock A. NJ
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Il subscribers. ANXIOUS to cue urage the
l. growth OF SILK, would like 10 pu chase a few
hundred prounds nicely reelcd: none olAer is want
ted.
Persons having such Cor sale may fad n purchaser
by calling GEO. BAGBY Il Co.
Jul, ID t,G