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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-08-04
MIDDLEBURY ACADEMY

THE Trustees of Addison County
Grammar School give notice that they have ap-
pointed GANIELA. BowE, A. B. Preceptor and
Superintendent Of the Academy, for the year en-
suing. From Mr.. Bowels Classical standing
and well known qualifications as a teacher, the
Trustees confidently recommend the Institution
TO all who areftting for College, and TO all whose
object it is to make acquisition only in English
studies. The first term will commence on
Thursday the 10Th day of August next
Tuition in common English branches per quar-
ter, $500.
Languages and Higher Eng. branches, 400
I. A. MERRILL. Register.
July o. 1916.
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STATE OF VERMONT, }
District Of New Haven, SIS
Be ii remembered that at a Probate Court
holden 1t Bristol in said District on The Goth
day of July 1916.
An instrument purporting TO be the last
will and testament of
JOHN COVE
late of Monkton. in said district deceased
was presented 10 said court for Probate by
the person therein named Executor; where
upon The court ordered said Executor 10 no
tify all persons concerned TO appear at pro
bate court TO he held at Bristol, in said dis
trict, at the Office ofthe Judge OF said Court
on The first Monday Of September 1S46.at 10
o'clock A. NJ. then and there TO object TO the
probate OF will, ifthey see cause, by publish
ing certified copy OF this order in the North
ern Galaxy newspaper published at Nit
dlebury in the County Of Addison three
weeks excessively previous 10 the time OF
said court.
Harvey Ma,siI, Judge.
A true copy Of record,
Is attest, III MunsiH, Judge.
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BYTHELATEST PACKET

Just arrived by the last Packet from New
York al other ports, a large and well selected
assortment of Dry Goods, well adapted 10 the
season, which are offered for sale very low for
cash by w. S, JOHNSON.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-08-04

10pieces Cashmere de Lame, 200 do of Mus
lindt Lame, 20 do. Bingham, do. Drab Mo-
reene, just received by w. S. JOHNSON.
July 81, 1916.
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STATE OF VERMONT, I
District of New Haven, IS
Be it remembered that at Probate Court
holden at Bristol, in said district on the Goth,
day Of July 1876;
THURSTON CHASE.
guardian Of Lafayette Stearns; Isaac Stearns,
and Malinda Searns minor children of NATH.
J. STEARNS late of OF Monkton, deceased
made application TO said churt for license to sell
all the Real'EState o. his said ward, not hereto
fore disposed of, consisting of about 81 acres Of
wood land lying and being in Monkion aforesaid,
and is bounded on the north and west by the
widows dover set off from said Nathaniel J.
Stearns estate, on the east by land owned by
John Partch, and on the south by land owned by
Thurstrn Chase, for the purpose of maintaining
and educating said wards the personal estate
being insufficient for that purpose, whereof said
Court ordered said guardian to notify all persons
concerned, to appear at a Probate Court, TO be
held Bristol in said district, al the office of the
Judge, of said Court; on the first Monday Of Sep
TENDER 1896 at 10 o'clock a. m, then and there
10 make objections il they see cause, 10 the
granting of such license by publishing certifi-
cate in the Northern Galaxy printed at Middle
bury in the county of Addison three weeks sue
cessively previous to the time of said coart.
HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
A true copy Of record,
ID Attest. Ii. MUNSILL, Judge.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-11-04

+ FoaoERY.-We learn that gentleman hitherto
considered highly respectable, doing first rate
business in the drug line In the State of New
York. has been forging the name ofan individual,
which, besides. blssting the character of the
forger will lead TO other and more serious results
Tho whole community will suffer. The sigma
ture Of DR.. Vaughn has been uttered by the sbove
individual, and the DR.. has had Inducements
offered to prevent exposure. we suppose the law
will take lis course. unless sale has been made
to the man in such manner as TO save the conse-
quencss Of his act, which we learn he attempted
to smooth over by offering to purchase the right
to signfor The Dr., &c. &c. Bad business, as
the article of medicine putup by the DR.. is known
only to- HIMSELF and any other article is injur>
ious and unsafe one. The DR.. signs all his direc-
tiohs, and to initiate which. the person has got
himself into trouble. The Agent in this place
has advertisements in our columns. Bny Of none
other. SS stt5aiaa E4y s9st 'as Hgt
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Deatbs.

In this village, Nov. l. WILFRED F. CLARK,
son Of James A. and Mary n. Clark, aged 3
monllls ard 81 days. s@~a" .
''As the sweet aower which scents the morn,
But wiihers in the rising day, g 81. r.
Thus lovely seemed the infants dawn,
Thus swiftly fed his life away.
He died TO sin, he died to care, le -,
But for a moment felt the rod, g.
Then, rising on the viowless air,
2 Ills happy spirit scared to God" -.-...,.. ID.
In Summit, Milwaukee Co., W.T.. Oct, 10TH
Mr.. FRANCIS JAMES. formerly of Charles
town in this county, aged 49 years.
AT Dc Witt, Clinton county, Iowa. October
4th, of congestion of the brain, WILLIAM W,
WoLCOTT, formerly Of Garrcttsville in ,hi,
county. .-'t.'
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- 70
MAJOR TocHMAN DEMANDED By THE
EArERoE OF RussrA,---The Washington
correspondent of the New York Herald
saws: EesS:t& .sAA 4 1872 ab&EssE
55"Major G.4Tochman, Polish exile, but
now citizen OF the United States, and a
regular practising attorney Of this city, is
at present involved in some little interna-
tional difficulty, about which, however, we
need have no sort Of apprehension. The
Autocrat of. allthe, Russias has instructed
his minister here, the Baron Bodisce, to
have Major Tochman surrendered overto
the Russian government and its tender
mercies, as criminal against her laws.
The mildest fate Of the Major, if given up,
would be his transfer to the mines Of Sibe-
ria. His crime is q participation in the
Polish shreyolutionary war of '32. We have
only to say, that as the Major has since be-
come q citizen Of the United States we
can'tspsre)lhim.h 4 an NJ 4
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FRANKLIN ACADEMY.

THE next term OF the Franklin Academy
i will commence on the first Wednesday
in December and continue l6 weeks. Tul-
ton will be as usual viz: At the rate of
$3.50 per quarter, (l9 weeks,) for the cons
mon English branches aud $4,000 for the
higher branches, Any wishing TO pursue the
Latin, Greek or French Languages, the high
er branches Of Mathematics or any other
sciences usually pursued in our Institutions
will receive such instruction as will render
comparatively easy those otherwise Difficult,
pursuits. Assistance Of the first order has
been procured so that we are sure the wants
Of none will be neglected. All the recom-
mend we wish TO bring before the public is,
that it will be cur earnest endeavnr to insull
into the youthful mind those fundamental
principles of science that are so necessary TO
a healthy and vigorous Education. Ne have
no superfciut students.
Board can be had at very reasonable rates
BY those coming from distance.
ID FRANCIS B. POND, Prin.
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Marriages.

4. Al the Prentiss House. in this village, on the
2sih alt, by E. spalding. Esq. Mr.. ISAAC w,
BATH HELL. Of Stow, to Miss FRANCES
CA RK. IF Ediaburgh. =
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NEW LlsBor, July is,h, ls4e.

iSS"N New LIsBoN, July 18th, 1886.
b. To DR.. Green, Western Agent for DR..
M azoni's Sicilian Syrup: w 1.'c9"
81 Dear Sir-About six years ago was at
tacSed with violent pain in my side, which
was accompanied with a liarassiDg cough
and my lungs became weak, and my general
health So impaired that for the most Of the
time was unable to attend 10 my business;
and during the last two or three years have
been troubled with loosing blood from my
lungs. Some time in June last, having
heard Of Dr., Mazoni's Sicilian Syrup being
so highly extolled by the community, was
induced to procure bottle Of it, which Took
according to, directions. I, The pain, in my
breast and side was entirely removed, and
The bleeding from my lungs entirely stopped
land my general health is better than ithas
been for years; IN short, ! feel as well and
stout as | did before the attack, and have for
the first time in d number Of years, been able
to work through harvest with as much com.
fort as ever did think this medicine de-
serves the, confidence fthe public and FAIR
trialby all persons similarly afflicted; and !
lcheerfuiiy recommend 1t as most valuable
remedy. With the highest considerations Of
respect lam sE u. as ever your obliged friend;
This ID 20 certify that we are acquainted
| with Jacob Miller, and know him to be man
Fehtitled to the confidence Of the public; and
we believe the statement made by him touch
fling the effects Of Dr. Mazoni's Sicilian Syrup
in his case to be strictly true and correct.
4 -sANitness our hands and seals this 9th day
= SAMUEL i j j: j. siM'kENzlE,clerl of Co.
IS. s. CLARK, Associate Judge for
l.l,agl''..A ., < - Col. County, Ohio.
~. s. LEFrrSewRLL, Agent, ,Rayenna, Ohio.
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rROCKERY.-5 casks and Bbl. crocke-
Y ry consisting of Flowing Blue Stone
China. raised Figure. Blue Panied White
Granite and about setts common Tea cups
and saueersto sell al 1sA per sett.
Oct. 81, Io4B. Nj. KENT.
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CHAWLS. -Terkern Lady Sayle Broche
- Viclcrne Lyonese Taylioni Embroidered
Clementins, Thibet, Hereford, NJ. D'Laine
and. silk shawls bought cheap and for sale at a
trlAe from cost. a..r',.. ID. - Nj. KENT.
Ravenna. Nov. 9, 1896. ......s
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~ rgmQrsSqqslrou. A r.

~ = a ~
,.J JET5yA4Tf1qTarTA a.
ssW aes aye lihyoreo wlth. the. following In
,,eFesting extracts sots letters which have
Deen received from our asquadFOns. inathel
racihc AHdsm the GulkH They larrived in
Mashlngscn last evening from Pensaeolo.
Ihes formera reaehed Pensacola ain 1.-THE
fs'ncetcn.ons her return from Chagresg
ane iast " 'ne sonn Adams ffom 4. Ia y vera era
Vfuz' = ~sss,taa ~-..,,s.s la, 4, I,
s,sssass a, =. .ssn;;-, I ! k,1,,,A, saiiip3
EhSUMl 1ta1E rAClrIC. .aoiiog
GapeS1 OF = iener rIl,e!n az ,sIhcef on ooaro
n''so - Ssasss ~ .HsW lsase oasailaan, tss @a, aa.
=. 's ss'... g, -, @ vs,,.,-s
-, s.s..<,. !, 49, 60 c = PEA, suiy oi, iS4osY
80, ns y ~ y. 'une me commodere n,
s0se lla'lon ~ s H5 =. aatl Mazatiln a7n !nat me
~ t.anS hat .Ps, slA a q seven thousand s.f
!s..sl asu y 0sasll ot lne slMexican goy-
stsls, a4xaeso tne terrltoryi OF tine uHl,
~ esssss. M . !, q scI me 9 MO cGfanae' and
80 -. 49, !. eus'le loices unaer S1en. iayior,
e''o ,ns. ,sa. w squaoron oithe UNITED states
" 49,. 'u'h she S coast q Mexleo .tda On me
0InI,
:.s sts' Ays.tt'es,s Z. ~ cel'sloereo, ewos9o
49, sssunSilS ola11islyca uI'era'olls on
w 49, ~. " soas' go. .netclors ss'lso on
c.Es.n;. =. $3.50 asasu ~ ~ - =. 'Vass % y
20 % y 80, ~, .ssS =. y astsn ~ maAa'.
, Il &, . IL 1s'ssass 4, In ,an'
% .as u. u 3 Y asas .sa s,.I1ssa ~ w.
49, 80 u ~ 1870 ii q sssu. ~ ~
WsTISiSfFM sII uI Iyppps W. an eanE
1u1 iv'' .''as .lo TT rofssto'lr 1s WfSy al
: 'an .n. sa,'U .'a.S ~. Z
-. IT as ~ Il i ~, nagtis
R;;% R.;;,;s% q 1 .t . - ~ os.elsss A any y.
E nss n we .ows. we conlnouore ssnt
sE ,.;I;,a Wv. Man. saos ~ .ae
| W.. ~ - ..,.sams ohss.ey. a.sqa,l.
g a - sas.nu1r n1. .ao P.aoe i'',a' iol."a'h
" Sos =. ~ .ie Onl.ea s,...as,' S.a.es In re.
@ " ,sa .1s . ,a no mas aes -
.sado.a ai. & ~ M P,as s.d re o .Ua,i ~,
% = ~ ~ ss'iistt"4 = vi
% "ssrv V r e H., 1hxs q aada,
ra,;o,,a ~ oanaras,5.. go m,aa .sa;
s,s,,. ,, i, ~ - nv 60 nan
ay.y 49, ~ su5 u. s.ssy - W. AaoouNs
~ ~ haa,s ~ ,Sa .o,, dra. = wh;ch I M ,andag s
,an wv cioas % 1871 ~ sl a",aa or " ~ s''aS ao ~
at zen ociocs, under cover OF the guns OF
the ships, WIN great sPf93mptltude a4d good
order, nnderafne immediate comTnund OF
Captain w ms gMerVine, assistedab abystGom,
amander HI Page as second. siIt %j~g.#
"Ihe forces were Immediately formed
and marched to the custom house, where
Commodore Sloaps proclamation to the sip-
habltants Of California was read, the stand
ard Of the United States holsted, amid three
hearty cheers BY the troops and Foreigners
presents sandsp r saaute aot twenty one guns
hred BY all the ships. Immediately after.
wards the proclamdslon, both IN English
and Spanish, was posted up' aboutthe town,
and two justices o. the peace appointed to
preserve order and punish dellnquencies--
the aicaldes declining 70 serve = a@ = B
'"Preyious to landing, Q general order,
was read to the crews OF oil the ships ;foI
At
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XKTANTED.-lO0O yards Home made
wv Flannel for which the highest market
price will be paid in goods at very low prices
Z, Oct. q7, I846. te. al DAYS
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The WING VlcToRY IN Pennsylvania.
The, New York Journal Of Commerce
speaks as follows in relation to the great
whig victory achieved in Pennsylvania I:
AFTER oil the fuss, the only member Of
either Housesof Congress who voted for the
new Tariff bill-the Hon. David Wilmot, OF
Bradford county-is reelected; while the
greater part Of the Tarif:of.l642" demo.
Gratis have been left at home. as II was very
proper they should be. Moreover, the re-
suits Of this election have given Mr.. Wilmot
ateo,ndjutor from bis own State, in the
person Of the Hon. Charles Brown, Of
Philadelphia county. Mr. Brown is de-
cidedly' opposed to The Tariff ofl542, and
as between that and the new Tariff, will
unquestionably support the latter. So the
"appeal to the people, has secured at leas1
one more vote for the Tariff Of ls46,' Ia
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CROCKERY.-A large lot of Crockery
~ Just opened among which may be found
se,ts of cups and saucers at l2a.
Oct, e6, I846. GILLErT q. Co.
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REVIEW OF PRICES.

.HNHE undersigned has taken an entire
Il review of prices OF his whole stock of
Goods every article being chalked down at
prices corresponding with the recent great
decline in the Eastern cities. His assort.
ment embraces the largest and most desirable
STOCK OF GOODS
ever offered in this market, and no will sell
them cheaper than any other concern in this
village, COST or NO COST. Among his assort-
-ment may be found some Twenty thousand
and one yards Calicoes from cents upwards.
Alpacas, M'DeLains, Cashmeres, &c. &c. in
proportion A good article Of Muslin De
Laips at l6 ceats per yd. Alpacas 183 cents
per yd. Cotton cloth I'D wide ST cents. Real
MarImack Blues l2A cents per yd. Among
his Groceries may be found IS half chests
Young Hyson Teas, among which will bo
found The best article at SO cents per pound
ever offered in this market. 40 Bags Rio
and Java Coffee, 5000 lbs. Porto Rico ana
Havana Sugars, &c. sc. Besides any guam
tlty OF sole and upper Leather, Boots and
Shoes, Hardware, Cfockery, &c. &c. The
public are invited to call aud examine prices
and if they don't find goods few pegs be-
low any thing In town then will pay them
for their time 50 employed.
J, MARVIN KENT. !
RdyeHn0, Ocf, e7, i846.
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Prints! usrillts!!

N AIDES, you are most respectfully solic.
IL tied to call and examine my stock cf
Dress Goods that were selected with great
care and purchased at lo,0 prices, and WILL
be soid accordingly. Also my shawls, era
watts and prints. Call by all means and sx-
anime and If fail 10 convince you Of the
fact that my stock of Goods is dec idedy the
largest. and undoubtedly the cheapest, now
offered nthis market, i have no claims upon
your patronage. G. PRENTISS.
Oct. %. ssA EJA
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TALICOS.--5OOO yards of prints, of
~ all prices-lhe best article for Is. and
Is. Cd. ever offered, at DAYS.
Oct. Id.
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CHAWI.S.-Rrocha, Cashmere, Tivoli, Em>
- broldered and Plain Delanes. Damask.
Kabyle, Lady Sayle, S;rodillce, all Wool
Pluid Printed, &c. The greatest vari ETY. in
this market can he found at ..
Oct. Ia48. . GIL LETT'S.
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usual ceurtesiesg and the facilities Of the
port. Hes%as Subsequently furnished with
q set OF topgallant rnasts and other spars for
his ship, and sailed on the 2Sd for the Sand
wich Islands. = 70 .sRsfhSi'a Haj u lsa
! HThe visit Of the admiral, I have no
doubt, was very serviceable TO our cause in
California, as the inhabitunts fully believed
ne, would take par. With them, and that we
would be obliged to abandon our conquest;
butwhen they saw The friendly intercourse
spbsisting between the, two commanders,
and finding he could not interfere in their
behalf, they abandoned all hope of ever
sesingsth Mexican-aag fly in California
againa1 Tso 80 yislss SnA sesn,gnio7i 34i y
son the 2ad Commodore Sloat directed
Com. Stockton to assume thu, command Of
the forces and operations on shore, and on
The 29tb, having determined to return to
the United States via Psnama, he hoisted
his broad pendant on board the, Leyant and
sailed for Mazatlans and Panama leaving
the remainder Of the squadron under his
commando susssaEsoJ TlgsISTa a cb 81
"Atthet time Of OUR leaving M Monterey,
the United States were in quiet possession
of.all Alta Calitornia' north Of Santa Bar
bara. IL WI WHI
"Ths'Cyahe sailed for San Diego on the
26th to- carry down Capt. Fremont with
about $50 reaemen, (Americans) to take
possession there, and to. cui off General
Castro's retreat to Lower California or
MeXlco.ss3S sri ,zgs9igna l5tngi, a3s a S1sR 4
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NNTANTED, 1905 bushels Flax seed,
wv for which Goods or Cash will be paid.
Octi5, la4s, GILLETT & co.
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HtlCKINGS.-20 ps. Indigo Blue Tickings
l. from lsa to lss per yard at
Oct. 1876. '4i GTLLETTS,
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SOLE LEATHER--A prime article just
~ received and forteole cbsapat
.'ct ~, 1874 DAYS.
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ENTALL PAPER. 200 Pieces Of Wall
wv common, Satin Paper, Bordering, Blue
and Green window paper, a, very low prices
Oct.1846. ~. GI[.LETT g. Go.
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SATIlNS AND. VELVETS.
E,OR Bonnets, q great variety and latest
IL styles, at s,g.. DAYS.
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~ are favored with, the GLOWING in
teFsstihg extracts of, letters which have
been receiyed, from our asquadrons. inathe
Pacific md ia the Gulfp They arrived in
Washingten last evening from Pensacola.
Thsb formera reaehed Pensacola ain 1.-THE
Princetonsons her. return from Chagres.
Thelass b the John Adams from La Vera
Eftiz. s5ag9 . sTssR&t % assaH9a o. H9ifas
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winchester Medical College.

VINHE course of lectures IN this institution vi
i commence on Monday the 9Th day of octobe,
and terminate the last of May.
The chairs are filed by the following gentlemen.
Hugh II. Mcclure, NJ. D., surgery.
Daniel Conrad, NJ. D., anatomy and physiology
j. Philip Smith, M. D., theory and practice :
medicine.
John Fl. Straith, NJ. D., obstetrics, diseases /
women and children, and medical Jurisprudence.
VIM. A. Bradford, Nj. D., chemistry and mater
medica.
The term Of instruction being eight months ldot
Die the usual period) will afford ample time TO b.
student to revise and keep pace with the lecturi
thus obviating the necessity of preparatory study
The student will also have frequent opportunta
Of attending clinics, and the very extensive surgia
practice of the professor of that branch will afford
large field for observation and improvement.
Every facility will be offered for acquiring thor
ough knowledge Of practical anatomy.
The fee for each course of lectures is twenty do.
lars. Dissecting ticket ten dollars. Boarding can
procured in Winchester at very low rate, perbap
lower than any town of the same size in the Union
individuals DESTROYS of attending the lectures cal
procure any information they may wish by applyr
to either Of the professors.
d. CONRAD, M. D., Dean.
Winchester, (Va.,) June 10, 1886.
June 20-cp3m
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Whole fare from Washington or .4ierandria, 10 Nor
folk S5 So ~

Whole fare from Washington or .aierandria, 10 Nor
folk, SIS so.
The public are hereby notified that passengers are
now taken by the Potomac steamboat and Richmond
and Fredericksburg and Richmond and Petersburg
railroads to Norfolk, Virginia, at the low rate of
five dollars and fifty cents, including meals on the
James river boat. a
Passengers by this superior line leave Wash
ington at 9, a, M, on Sundays, Tuesdays,
and Thursdays, arrive at Richmond at S, p. m,
(early enough to view its beautiful scenery,) where
they lodge; and leaving Richmond at S, a, m, for
Port Wattha on the Appomattox, there take the
fine steamboat Augusta-which has been put in first
rate order--for Norfolk, where they arrive al
/, p. m. Returning, leave Norfolk at 8, p. M,
lodging on board the Augusta, arriving at Rich
mond to breakfast, and at Washington by A p. M,
the same day. .....
The public may rest assured that il is the deter
minaton Of the propreters to keep up this line per-
manenty, and to accommodate travellers between
Richmond and Norfolk in the best manner and al
the lowest rates.
For tickets or further information, apply to Cap
tain ]. Rogers, on board the Potomac steamboat
Powht tan, or to s.. .J.
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Agent,
At Washington, d. c.
Ar ril OO-eod0m
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EARTHEN WARE, CHINA, AM
~ GIlaS Tim IurNeII ~. inst Ir,r...N

u GLAss.-Tho. Pursen has just import
per ships Meteor and Georgia, from Liverpool dirsc
sixty-four crates and hOgsheads of earlhenWBre On
China, and from ouTown manufactures nifty packag,
Of cut pressed and plain glass, all OF the latest syt
which, with has former extensive stock, embrs,
almost every article in his line Of business
Conelius's solar, lard, or oil lamps, new IA
terms, aud at reduced prices.
Lamp glasses and wieks, of all sizes.
Waters, iyory-hande and other knives 40
forks, in sets, Of hty'one pieces or Olht-
wise
Real silver, and albetta table, tea, and dss,
spoons
Plated German silver and Britannia castors
Cut and plain hall lamps
Liverpool stand and side lamps
Plated cake baskets looking glasses
Shovel and tongs, spittoons
Rich cut and plain decanters, elaTets, hRg4
bowls, wine-coolers, champagnes, hooks, DC
These goods will be sold, wholesale or retail, I
he very lowest prices.
A good assortment Of common goods, ney
pattern and excellent quality, suitable for r.
tail groceries
Pipes, in boxes
First quality stoneware, at factory prices
Also, Britannia ware, wholesale, at factory
prices, from the best mandatory m az
country
English Britannia coffee and tea sets, eofq
higgins, &c, &c.
A call from his friends and the public generals
is solicited at his store, opposite Browns Hott,
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington.
June 6-eolmf THO. PUkSELL