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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-30

AlRolNlA-N rules held IN the Clerks Ohce OF the
Circuit Superb, Court al Law mud Chnncerv Ion The
county oi Nelson, IN the month ct August lBll
Nilsson Peters, Charles perfow aud Sea,an II late
merchants aud partners trading under the lc aud
Peters, ftnow y Loving, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
William G. Stevens aud Mildred his Wiz formerly Mildred
LOVING, Samuel H. peuny md Naomi his he, iomel, Nm.
Loving, Samuel Stevens and Nnnr, lbs WIFE,
Nancy Loving, eheihlnud johnson, formerly nchohlnnd
losms, Mary Slowing, james NJ Loving aud Rosa Seay,
formerly kosn Loving, Defendants.
IN CnA>CrRY
The Defendant Ron Sen, having entered her appear
hnce, mud gwen security odng the al Assrnhi, mud
the rules 81 tins Court aud II appearing by satisfactory
dehce tint she * not nhahan o tbs commonwealth On
the notion OF the Plaintiff, hv their counsel, ordered
TINT The sud Defendant do appear here inlc hr held
the sud lciNa Oaee, The s Nonn, No, cutie, NJ NJ
aud answer The hll OF the plaintiffs, aud that copy This
ode he forthwith inserted the l,nehhnE Nnenian a
newspaper published III the town oi ltn, hutr, Tor two
months succcs-Ncl, mud another copy thereof posted uie
hont door OF the count house Of tins ON Guult
day. AteW 81 csic.
Il. {. CUTLER. Ok.
Ans.i1 vim
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<ECO.S'kb SUPPLY
June I3h, lsll.
ROBES 4 BURT ON,

BASk Square
\ RE NOW RECEIVING aud IA daily expect lion,
y at lhe'r Nco Store, OF flesh supply ii new,
scarce aud desirable GOODS, which. IN addition IN
then large STOCK previously on hand will make
their assortment very dcsirablc.
The following are IA portion OF heir New Goods.
to which they beg the attention Of then llcnds and
the public generally.
Swiss Edgings aud lnsclngs, handsome assert
men.
Can brick do do large SUP, and ve,y cheap
3 A black and white wire nett and figured l.accs.
IA hlOnable article for Ladies Shawls
Black and white Laces for trimming do
Do do EdginQs and lhsertings, very cheap
Black and white Laces for Wells
Black and coloured Md and Mohar Gloves
Mohalr Mus very handsome
Misses white aud colourcd Cotton Hose
Ladies' black and white Cotton aud Nloravian Hose
Black Italian Silk very ine AT Gs. perry
Black Gro de Rhine do Is.
Florence BRAID BoDneis, latest style
Gentlenens llandNeichlefs aud Cravats
II pieces blue, WOOL dyed black and invls bic green
Cloths and Cassimeies, sonc superfne and
yery cheap
Colored Tweed Cassmeres aud handsome Vestings
Tor Gentlemen's summer
Bales Cotton Oznaburgs, al Toe per- I'd
"a Il "A Cotton Cloths, at ADA
Heavy Plaid Donestcs for servants nj 81 per I'd
In addition to the above, we have on hand AS
sediment OF Lawns and VI uslIns French Cainbrick.
Calicoss, Chalcys aud Mouslins, black and colored
SILKS, black aud blue black Bombaz mes, lIus,ery OF
every Description, Jackonet Musllns aud Cam
bricks; Swiss Mnslins, plain, checked and figured;
Bishop Lawns kent,ng and Linen CambrIck Hand
kcrchicfs, Marseles Shirs aud Counlc,pancs,
some very rich, Toilet Covers, pretty c' cap, La
dies Cotsclls &c, Gambioors, Cashmereus, Ma
poeon Cloths, black aud coloured Grippe Camb lets.
and Snmuer Cloths, Bro Linens. Nankeens and
Cotton Cassmeres ior GcDrlemen's summer wear.
Bed Ticking from 81 to Is Cd brown aud bleaehed
Domescs, Sugar Coffee aud Bale Cotton. and many
other articles TOO numerous TO specify. almost all Of
winch our friends will please bear IN mind, were
bought this season, and Of course Of the latest
style, aud al the lowest prices.
June II tsif
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POCkET noon LOST.

ON the Goth instant, | lost a small RED MO
~ ROCCO POCKET BOOK some where on
ne street between l. berry Warehouse and Parlin's
aciory. II had in 1t aboul $50 and a menuran-
DUN oft"o hogsI eads Of tobacco, inspected al Lib
cry Warehouses; sand memorandum we're the
following figures: l2l2-l30-l0s2, -I42O-l3O
1890. will give = liberal reward to any person
who vii deliver the Pocket Book and It's Contents to
Jesse l.. Samons, |. spe'ror al Liberty Warehouse
Lyme burg. FLEMING THOMAS
Aug. 30 2lds
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II X u = II I'LL II F..

ID URSUANT 10 deed of trust executed by
i w &. l.. Read TO the subscriber, bearing date
the 25th DAY OF Sci TENDER, 1896, and duly reco ,dcd
~ the flee OF Amherst Count, Court, | shall pro-
coed to sell, at Amher, Coun House, on Monday
the Goth day of September ensuing, the remainder
interest Of The said William p. Read in The dover
slaves allotted 10 his mother out Of The estate Of
Edmund Read, dec'd.-The sale will be pnbl,c. and
to the highest bidder. TERMS, Cash-And such
ute only CONVEYED as is vested IN me by the deed
aforesaid. ROBERT TINSLEY T,ustee
Aug. 80 ulo0S
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another Stare caSe.-A negro woman, named
Maria Ann, belonging 10 Mr. Biair Bnrwell Of Man.
chester, near Richmond, was, lew days since dis
covered on beard the shl Caroline, Capr. Sagouy,
il Hampton Roads. bound for Cowes (England
She was ioLnd by the second ma. secfcred in the
iorecaste, and says she enrlced on board By the
cook. free man Of color. The runaway and the
encer were both arrested, and safely lodged III The
Jail OF Norfolk borough
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u ID Il = a l. II

INllE SUBSCRIBER wishes 10 sell I76 acres
Il Of Land, lying in Campbell county, about two
miles from tleto"n of Lynehburg, adj Joining the land
OF Doc. Owens and others. Ii has a tiri.t and
Saw Mil on II. Terms of sae-onc. two and three
years credit. For further particulars enquire If
Major james b. R'sque who is authorized by me,
during my absence, 10 sell j..
GEORGE G.. HUTTER
The Nils and Land viii be for rent, if mol sold
before the FIST OF November next
AN
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Downthe river,
Up the rIVer.

S ales Of 1obacco made By 7hos. J. Oay, Commits
son Merchant d4ang he past ueoh.
Q binds. OF Col. DAVID Slunatrs OF bedford. on" al
ST. Is, and Que at 10 50 on lhe same DAY for TIA.
Cre,sty of do. one at $40 %, and oGe ID u 80; and
one tor Mr. Doole, Of sa'ne county a. - 10; all
bought bs the manufacturers; also. hhds OF sup
ping quaiIy, made by Mr.. Howard Lo"ery III Bed
lord, one a, 81 10, and one al GO also OF
Thns. J. Ahdetson's one Al ao, "nC al 10, one Al
90. a Il one AT 10; OF MI. Siarp's, one al 81
60 ono at 7 10, aud 10. Nj. Sterheu Wood Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-30

~ 1t will be seen, by advertisement IN this
morning paper thai the Fatmels' Bank d, Dat, lie
las been entered by false keys, and robbed If about
ninety thousand dollars seventy thousand, however,
of which were in cdnceted notes. We have 10 9th
particulars hlu those contained in the advertise
meDt.
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sale OH tho Canal.

hN this day shall sell ut auction three Cats
~ llarscs, several Wheelbaiows, Cro~bais,
Black -smlihs tools, the lumber ui which Shanics
are bull, Cooking Utensils. Beds, aud many other
ARTICLES suitable Ton Contractors the Canal. The
sale will take place ON the Canal. Section l. nhou,
one nile above L,nehbuig. llEFRl GARGE.
Aug. 30 l,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-30
REIIGIOES NOIIl L

The Fourth Quanery meeting for Bedford Cir
cult will be held al Liberty Saturday and Sunday
the 18th aud 18Th Of September; aud fot Camp
bell Cncuir, al Brthlny, on Saturday aud Sunday
The 25 ii and 26th Of September.
JOHN EARLY.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, in Bedford county, on "Wednesday eve
ming by the Rev. Mr. Wsdsvor,h, Mr.. GroRe
VALENTINE OF This town, to Miss Lucy +. Pun
SELL, daughter Of Mr.. Thomas PurseII
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ftanhhu, QUO al - TO- aud one nj 40. to,,,hc,
VIII number Of others ranging from S. to-
|, vii be seen from he above sales tia, prices a,e
'pp", tue same rs iot some Tine pat, except Lues,
witch have evidently declined ifom 40 10 90 cents
TilOS. J. OrEY, Com her
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-30

o. Cobbeu,as'y parsg aph in the ne~spa-
\ y once compared the Interest, excited BY watch
on witnessing duck hunt the principal curiosity
being to guess when the duck dives, where IT will
come up again. II Cobbeu lived now, we should
suppose he was some" hat personal 10 Mr.. Calhoun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-30
Classical, English and Wathc.
Enasical Sch DOL.

'ENllE duries OF my school will be resumed on
J. Mondd, tie 10 h OF Seplember. The course
Of instruction is very comprehensive. I'D unacs the
advantages Of m deru discoveries aud Improvements
win The stuctness OF The ancient Wethod. Three
tour pupils be accommodated with board
my family JNO. CARY.
AngUsi 30 Wv #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-30

C. The commissioners for investigating the
coalition oi the New York custom house have CON
Guided their labors. BY the way, how happens it
that we hearno more abuse Of these Star CHAMBER
inqustt'ons in the Loco Foco p,inrsl Does the
veto atone for all the sins Of gu, Wbig President
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HOrETOUHT SEMINARY.

lie next Session III the above cstabls lment will
D commence on Wednesday the i,st of Seplem-
betnrxt. Mr.. Anderson having purchased a s table
HOUSE will be prepared to take INTO his family d.
bout 90 Boarders, who will have the advantage du-
ing the hours OF preparatory study Of reading
with al assistant. The sifictesl DISCIPLINE com
BIN d with nhldness, viii lie enforced, among his
hoarders. No student viii. at any time be suffered
10 be absent without the knowledge aud consent of
the Prncipa-ani Student borders over Ia years Of
age will be reqnned 10 sign the rules Tor the regu-
ation Of the boarders before being admitted into The
family.
Instructions in all the usual branches Of a thorough
English. Mathematical and Classical Educ alton will
be impaired.
As The number of Boardets during the ensuing
session will be limited, early application should be
made 10 Mr.. Anderson, from whom TERMS &C., can
be known.
FncasiIe. August 80 I'm
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~ VIM. Holt Esq. w. Monday last unani-
mously eel cted Cielh Of the count, court of Hal
lax ior tie next teim Of seven years Thcie was
no opposition.
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TRUST SALE OF LAND AND
" II 4, X u n -

DY virtue Of a deed OF trust executed To The nm
I'D dersgned by Tondy w. Dwell, now decd
and of record in the Clerks Office OF the county
Court OF Campbell daied 4lh March s25, and ad-
mIlIcd 10 record the II Ia Mach, 1928 made 10 Sc
cure "A debt therein named due 10 John Nc kinney
~ Co. We, on enher Of us, will sell, at public
auction 10 The highest bidder, al Campbell Court
House, on Monday the 10 h day Of september II Xt,
II beng Count day, all The Interest, not heretofore
sold which The SAID 1'andy w. Do"elI he'd and
conveyed IN the aforesaid deed, III The estate OF his
lalher, the late Tbos. Dowell deed being on" llh
If The Widows dover IN sad estate, containing
row five Lk,I, Young Negroes. aud L.rween one
aud two hundred acres OF Land; lut a more pariic-
ular de sctIplion will be gwen On The day OF sal.
Acting as trustees, viii warrant ouly such tile
vested in trustees.
J. MARSHALL.
J. w. MARSHALL.
Aup. % Il3Si
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u II is stated that the star of Nicholas B.dde
is again in the ascendant, The recent changes he
Directory Of the L. s. Bank having oyetlhro"n tlc
Lppincou lrluencc.
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i,..:S,.,xs4 CANAL REGISTER aso,-.x
AR itlV r. ID,

Old rginia Tay or--Old Dominion, CblIrcs-
6en' lidii Isou. Clatke-Wm. l.. Lancaster. llat-
fhglon-Jno. Randolph, Crumpeckcr.
CLEARED
Aug. 25 old Domiuion ChilJrcss-Wm. L.
Lancaster Harrington.
Aug. % 4 Nperincnt Geodwip
Aug. 27th.-Ei ztbeth, Wllsun-Gen. Harrison
Clarke.
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CASH ron gJ.ySE.T7',

'6'liE Ia hist cash prce will be gwen Tor Wheat
4 al The Lynchoutg Mills, barrel OF -four for
five bushels OF wheat, Richmond 'uspec lion. All
WHO wish to sell OF exchange afe Invcd to give me
u call II. MlrCHAN.
August 80 r5w
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Bargains in Bacon. Nhiskcy, &c.
* a. Is r. * II - " L. =; A,

sANE IN STORE, and Offer for sale, On ,esy
i reasonable lrtn,s,
% 600 Hos. bacon,
2n0 barrels Whlskcy. pant PRIME old,
30 do Apple BranIy do do
Together "ih very large and general assou-
mcnt oi Groccncs. recently puI chased Ia The North.
err markets HE most favorable teru,s, aud will
be Offered Il lilends aud the public AT u very
small advance.
.IIsO, jusf at hand,
Champagne aud Old Madeira " inrs, Cogunc,
Champagnc aud American B,anflles, Rum, Gin,
Nc., &r. X. x LEE.
June oS Is
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EsOf SIS .F.1'D LET,S.

Commencing with that elegant Two Sior, Brtk
House aud Lot FirsI ~ .,n, h stlcct AT ,,rs,ut
III the occupancy oil MI. Chas. Richards THIS
House he has 10 hesitation Ia saying, one oil the
best b"tl I'neneris IN the place. l,Irg been buil
eAaes>i, l"t The Subscribers ewn use, without re-.
I'D I" cost. Iheie Is on thr Lot an Ice House
Aiea IL ,uSe, Stable, Garage linose and ,;fa4#a,,
A. the sti limr, he NO STORY FRAMED
HOUSE aud LOF adjoining, the occupancy ol
ANS Me \ lurc
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TIE racket Boats.
1. q. u. Il. Male institute.

'I'llE exercises OF thus SCHOOL viii be ,esu
i med on Monday next, september Oh.
kO. b. SHELTON.
Angusl 80 ~
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Norfolk, Tuesday 3lst August
At Al TlON

y - ~
I'm THE ABOVE DAY, at II o'clock. we
~ shall sell, nj auetion, on the indi, Wharf,
next the Draw Bridge, the cargo of The Schooner
Sarah Jane from Mayaqusz, consisting of
l2s hhds. Porto Rico Sugar.
50 hhds Porto Rico Moassrs.
The ca,gn of he schf. Atlantic from Mayaqu y.
consisting oi
100 hlds Porto Reo Sugar.
'srd oi the well known Itmc brands. "Ciprana."
"Nadal,' "Rcsoution," Ramon Carbonei," aud
NJ. b.
On the same day, and a, the sane place, we shall
offer Tor sale
100 baskets and boxes Of SOME choice Cham
payne and Sparkling Hook
30 hall pipes Coenac Brandy, some Of which
is,e,y old and fine divorced
And Immediately after the above sales are closed,
al the Custom House Store
hhds, or. casks, 4 half Gr. casks Of finest
old l.. L. Madeira Wine.
~. oaks aud half ar casks OF choicest
gfapc Juice Madeira Wine.
The whole Of HE excellent brand Newton Cor
don. Cossar' Il Co aud imported expressly for this
market Terms NJ sale.
o. There are Two caraocs OF Sugar expected
TO arrive before the above day OF sale, which will
also be sold on tive same day.
ROBERT SOUTTER,J r Co.
II. X w. PANNELL, anc,ts.
Nntfo1k Va Aup ~ ,3lA #
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.V'DHECE.

EN1lE ANNUAL meeting of The Ssoc kholders
i Of The Natural Bridge Turnpike Company, WI
be- held al Depeei's Springs on Friday the 10Th Of
September next. JOHN GARTH, Sec'y.
Natural Bridge 1urplhc Company
Aug 80 p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-30

JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.
1--WE. subscriber wishes to sell la, Real Esinle
L IN the county OF Amherst. II conslstsoi Tmoe
Plantations.
UNITE lO7T.SEE.
THIS Estate is situated Immc datcy opposite the
lowe, end ol the town ol Lynehbufg, aud not more
han mle distant. |, contains little more than
fine bottom land all the Gle ned land IS well Sc, IN
clover except about 80 acres, and IN high state OIL
improvement. The Improvements are good.
BOLLlNG'S CREEK.
This estate IL regarded by the best Judges of Pop
eity to be inferior 10 none n James River. Ii con
tans $50 acres, lSi OF which are Low Grounds M d
ACC high Land; all the latter IS IN woods, except
bout SO acres most Of the unclcared land is fine
lob cco land.
RIVER VIEW.
This is also fine pihntaIIop, containing about
500 acres, sixty-lhfee OF which ate Low Grounds Of
good quaiy. There are oi cleared La I'd, including
los grounds about 250 ncres, and Large poron OF the
wood land Is fl Tobacco Land.-rhls Plan
,aion is also we'll sci IN Cover. Allihe Plantations
are well watercd.
The above described Plantations have been
worked Tor several years as one PIautation and
now under that arrangement. Any person wishing a
6ue Estate IN a healthy region, viii possibly find II
to his interest to examine this.
Terms Of Sate.-Oae fourth Of the puich
money will be required at The time isae-lnd Tor he
residue, c,ed, OIL, and 3 years. ,eqnal install
me"ts) will be given. the payments 10 be secured by
deed Of trust the property. Possession will be
given The cnd Of the present year, with the PRIV
lege Of sowing small gram al the usual period du
rlne the coming iall. II. S. LANGuORNE.
W The Richmond Wing and Enquirer will
publish the above advertisement once week Tor two
months and send their accounts TO Tins office Tor
collection.
July Is isif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-08-30

II is but Il suail matttt oi truublr IN ret pllno-
io,te ion, the subscriber ~ Richmond al Peers.
burg. elih the present attane II the boats.
4 person lorw aidinR order lot an instrument
may get his Piano IN sav ot days alter the lcttoi
is received. large ajoirty I'll lhr Plinos sold ly
mo are leii cnliLely to nv own seeeilon, aud ale
never sern by iher purchasers unill nnpWkri AT
,hrir places Of desinltlon. T.. L. NASH.
Petersburg, Aug, % q #
Nv s-E:%, FrGndtCs, fOrtfi0fs and
w f.sIss OF medium and OF the most superior
qualities aud dlso Teas and SeglIs al iine and ,xa
choice qaalnies, + sale Al
Howell DAVIES.
Aug. % Hn
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DOLAN, KINNEEIs a. Co.,

DOLAH, KINNEEIs a. Co..
ID ETURN their sincere thanks toz their ffiends
L 4 and the public generally. for ibs very liberal
encouragement they l,vereceyed snec they started
their line Of
HO.9TS on she C.2.1.1Z,
And beg leave 10 state TIM they have esiab-
lished Receiving aud Forwarding House in Rich
mond, the north side Of The Lash. a lftss above
the Toll House, under the style and 4irn,
optia,e in conne elton III iei, lie ~ boats and
their House IN Lynchbnrr. Aud any Goods or
Produce consigned 10 then care, viii receive iEcir
strict attention. and viii be forwatded with tiie ut
most despatch Any produce shipped by their line
II Boats consigned 10 other Houses will he carried
through. with equal expedliiln 10 auy other llns Of
Boats The Canal. They have just started iwo
more splendid Boats, the DAVY CROGkETT aud
JOHN RANDOLPH, and will, IN a few weeks,
have flashed and under why, two e.makiog ihet
line consist Of six superior b A L s. Their
fac sNes being thus complete, aud Intending, dc
vote their whoe attention to The business, they
specially solicit share OF the public patronage.
March %
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CASE YOse Us'sgX.lT.

WE WILL GIVE the highest p,ice Gi any
w qaanuiy OF wheat delivered III tins place, u
Ut the ia.ins the tncf.
MklNNEY X MOSBY.
Aug9 toll
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New Cloths, S'assisslcrcs, &C.
BUTTON ~ ROBES

VVANE lust received nj their Old stand very
4 i handsome nss ttmcnt al cloths. tdS5i'acres,
J eSiiags, ", which they aro disposed 10 sell very
low.
Jul, - tsd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-16
From the N. Y. Courier & Enquirer.
NEW ENGLAND FESTIVAL.

The New England Dinner for the 22d o
this month, the anniversary of the landing OF
the Pilgrims on Plymouth Rock, is, we hear
to be got up on an entirely new plan, und one
which, we have no doubt, will give the live.
licst satisfaction. for it IL in the spirit Of ouI
foretathers, and ia character with the day.
The dinner is TO be ct the Astor House
tickets three dollars only; but there arc to be
no wines, and splritnous liquors OF any kind
Another peculiarly of the festival is to be
the admission of ladies. whose presence will
grace the tables, and enliven the scene
Toasts will be drunk os usual, in pure
water though. Addresses will ulso be made
A band OF music will be present with the
other accompanIments and ornaments OF the
occasion.
We rejoice that the Sons of New England
are about to set so good precedent-tor sure
it Is there was an incongrnlty ms their parchet
corn and cold clans were contrastcd with the
mcllowing juice Of the grape from the Rhln.
10 the Po-and pilgrims "ful Of Bacchus,
did not appear well. chanting "OId Hun
dred" with their nasal twang. The insplra
iions Of the other sex surely will make up TO
the loss of the inspiration of the Jolly god
and no doubt, have we, that it will be th'
most interesting festival "the universal yam
kcc nation" have ever had on the island o
Manhattan.
Dr. Haddock, n Professor in Dartmouth
University, we hear, deliver the orator
Oh that day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-16

The New York Express says that the
Commission appointed to investigate the
concerns Of the Custorn-house in that
city has been closed by order of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, who wishes
or a report to be made to Congress.
The Express adds that this Commis,
sion had some trouble with the late
Collector, JESSE HoyT. II appears thai
the Commissioners seized his papers,
which were on file in the Custom-house
his correspondence with the Comptrol-
ler Of the Treasury and the like, where
upon he made demand, threatening a
replevin, when one Of the Commissions
ers took the papers beyond New York
jurisdiction to Washington.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-16
i y E M s..

AN INTENTIONAL Connecticut Yankee has invented
a re, Of store shelves, which, in case Of fire, may be
turned into boxes and carried out.
There is a law among the Arabs that permits man
to divorce any Of the four wives allowed him, who do
not make good bread.
II appears by the late census that there il over $780,,
900 more males than females in the United States.
a Clergyman OF the established Church of Scotland
asserts that t is cxasgeraton to say because il can
be demonstrated, that the laws bring to prema
turc grave least 10000 persons annually in Great
Britain = Well may the writer say, what punishment
the mighty may have in tor the producers Of so
much misery it is not for falble man to attempt to
| scruiinne
The King Of Sardinia intends to have a tunnel cut
through the Alps In order facilitate the communca
ton between France and Italy.
The total amount of sale. of pews in the Church o
Ascension, New York. recently built was 900 being
more than the entire eos, Of the building.
The Erie Canal Is closed 1t is stated that so 900 bar
rels of -four from the West in boats in the ice be-
tween Buffalo and New-York
II WHALERs.--The present number Of whaling vessels
belonging to Now Bedford is so6-sl square rigsers.
FINE IN wAnEmAM.-Tbe large nail mandatory in
wareham, known ms the Agawam Nail Works, was to-
tally destroyed by fire Friday night last. 1t ws'
owned by saml. T. Tsdale, Esq of New York, and
1t is uncertain whether IL was insured or not
II IMPROVEMENT TIME.--A train Of cars ran of III,
track at Norwich, Con. Few days ago, which occasion
ed delay, and during the interim, lady aud gen
tleman jumped Of the went to the nearest JUS
ticc and married. They returned In time for tn
cars and resumed their journey.
H FIsnIoNABLE Houns.-At the DINNER given by III
city authorities of New York to the Prince de JonvIlle
the company did not sit down ill l2 o'clock in IN
II evening, and got through about midnight At the bal
given by Mrs Mott, of New-York, to the Prince, an
which cost s25OO, SUFFER- wns served up at half pas
II 3 In the morning