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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05

A BANK NOTE of ONE HUNDRED
~ DOLLARS. was taken from black boy
who called hinseif James Smith, & says he found
n IN me s,reetN9s thinking il proper 60 let the
boy keep il. / detained IL for ihe proper owner,
who may have IL, on giving satisfactory Ell.
dencs Of his or their right 70 il and paying the
espeDss Of this adversiserent.
IOan MCDONALD.
Richmond March I0ih, 1909. If
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SEELr2R ISLAND, Dec. ls.
Mr.. Snooner.

SIR now sen6 YOU statement oe
the man1.actpFe OF o. 10 OF weol, for tho
accuracy q wnicu can vouct j aud If Won
Please, you may pup lsl Al your paper. AZ
w.ii serve 20 she~ ~ some MEASURE tie,
Pioht arlsin5 tron raising hie.wosl.ed
snsep, ahd OF III Anufactur.u., the same into
clutn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05
Pcnifentary Store.

-y>BE subscriber Agent for 'he reniten,iary
Offers iol sale tne following articles, the ma
nutacsare of esaI institution AZ very low prices a.
wholesaie AMI re,ail.
CUT NAILS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05
CITY of Richmond, Dee S9-h. 1902 tbs
NtI-TEI,4
NOTICE.

NJ ICE.
EDY virtue Of d9ed OK trus' executed
I'D by Brett Randolph aud DAVID Raj
tray, of The c6un'y at Powhs'an, for the
purpose of securing the payment OF a
sum of money thcrein expressed with The
iDteres, thereof from the ist day of Sep.
TENDER 1908, due 10 Lyle, Scott x Saun.
hers The -S4bscriher will sell 90 the
highes, bidder, a Powha'an Court House,
or Wednesday the l7ih day Of January
next, Five Negroes. viz SoIoUn n, Suck
ey, and her child, Arthur ID Scipio, or a.
many of them as gsll be sufficient TO sa-
tisly the aforesaid debt ard costs. The
Sale will be made under the provisions OF
the act Of Assembly concerning Executi-
ons, &c.
r. 3. GOODE, Trustee.
Manchester, 18th December, 1909.
7 HEREBY inform my. friends and the
public, that intend to continue school at
my fathers house. in the Forks ofHanover,
where board and teaching those of my own
sex only will be at the moderate price of
twenty pounds year as formerly. Read.
ing, writing, arithmetic, English grammar,
geogr Apply, needle work, painting, &c. arc
taught.
DEBORAH HARRIS.
Dember 23d, 1909. wst
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05

EOR. SALE.-A handsome, second hand,
London bsilt CHARIOT, which has.
been but Nttie'used anil is in good state
OF preaervaucn. Apply 30 the prie,er, or
TO Mr.. heGHEs, coach maker, opposite
Sde Old CITY Tavern, where the carriage
may be seen. II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05

Broad aninarrew Axes, FTatcheis, Hoes Plough
Shares and Coulters, Hinges. Wedges, Ham.
rners, Tenders, Traces. Stretehcrs. and Ok
Chairs ;--Bridles, Collars. Hallers, Braces,
Su, cingies. Back bands Belly Bands, Breech-
ing, Fire Buckets S1'c S5c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05

HE Suoscrioer oeieg anxious to dis
charge his debts, offers Tor sale, that
valuable Plantation, lying in Amelia coun-
ty, on Flat Greek, containing upwards of
SEQ acres, considerable quantity of which
is very valuable meadaw land. For terms
apply to wifi
WILLIAM MURRAY.
CroYe-Rrool,, October / 9th 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05

TOR SALE, between and $50 acres of
Z SLOUCES TER LOW GROUNDS
Thar valuable plantation called SaIp YARD
belonging to the estate of the late Benjamin
Dabney, situated or Ware River. 1t is
well timbcred and convenient for FISH
and oysters. Terms may be made known
by app.icationto
tn: C. SMITH. Ex'r. and
SARAH DABNEY, Ex'trx.
November 4, 1909. Emp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05

DY virtue OF two deeds OF trus. executed
~ by Rohert Campbell: one on ,he i6sh
of flame. s07, aud the other on the "a IA Of
Move mher, 1907, for the purpose OF secur.
ing 10 Mel McConi, CERTAIN SUNS OF money
therein mentioned, will be sold, : 10 the high.
EST bidder, at the Eagle Tavern, in the ci-
ty OF Richmond. or saturday, the 9th OF
January next, the following tracts or PAT.
GELS of LAND, belonging to the said Ro-
bert Camposll-ODe tract lying on Cum
berland river, in the state of kcniucky,
surveyed for John Crawford, by virtu. If
a military warrant, dated 9Th January. 1885,
numbered 25G2, and containing four hun.
dred and forty flour acres.
Seven other tracts OF l. md adjoining each
ether, and containing FIVE hdndred acres
each, lying in the County es Kanawha, on
the 4ters Of Sandy Creek, surveyed IN
October, 1928. Tue sale will De made a.
greeably to the act of assembly, passed on
the 3lst of January last, entilctl, an acs con.
cerning executions and for other purposes.
And will be conducted by one or more OF
the
TRUSTEES
P;chmopd Novrrcher opta 1879 Wills
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05

GEORGE WATT,
IL AS just received and offers for Sae--Sicili
Madeira and Sherry Wine, by the hid. and
q. cask Green Coffee Orleans Sugar by the
hid German pla,i!las Simplex by the peicc or
case; half point glass Tumbe-s. in cases Of 1909
eaeh--aad New York Soap and Candies.
ON HAND, -=Maieira Wine-Orlean5 and
Muscovado Sugar-Green Coffee--s9 olaises-
Prime Pork Liverpool and Stone Ware
Souchong, Tyson Skin and Gunpswder Tea
Spanish Segars-- Raisins- Almonds-Nutmegs
window GLASS; Mems and Women's Shoes
(which he will dispose of by,who!esaie on rea
sonable terms.
Richnond, Goth Iuly 1909.
SHApARD & LUCKE have received a
= general assortment of GROCERIES
consisting of, Sugar, Coffee, w. 4. Rum,
Country GIN, WhiSkey, Sherry and Nhiala-
ga Wine, Pepper, Pfmento, Ginger, Impe-
rial Tea, Engiish Mustard, Salt in Sacks
ALSO,
Eartheh, Glass, China, and Stone Ware ;
German, Crowley and Blistered Steel; Bar
iron, Nail Rods, Soal Leather Writing,
Wrapping and Printing Paper, SPANISH Sc
Sars, Cotton Cards, Shot, Powder, Window
Glass. Indigo, Copperas, Alum, Logwood
Cut Herr:ngs, sc. SIC. which taey offer low
for cash, country produce, or approved pa
per.
N. B. Cash given for -four as usual.
Nov o, 1902. wifi
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humanity HALL, Forks Of Hanover,
Deoer-ber 18th, 1909. with

4 Saturday. the 9th day Of January mex,
FIFTY VALUABLE NEGROES, belonging
to the es,ate Of the llte John Seawell, decea.
scd, taken to satisfy executions in my hands of
Warren Ashyle's, vs. theI said estate This
pr perry viii certsinly be sold on that day, unless
bad weather, if SO, Of the Monday FOL owing
SMITH HAIL, D. S.
for NATuI nusver,
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Noyembes % :. 1909. Q
DUBLIC SALii.--On Wednesday the
4 10th day of January next, will be sold,
on the plantation Of the late Mai, John
Bowe, deceased, which 8 ar the Oaks,
all the PERSONAL. PROPER TX of every
kind, consisting of horses, mules, cattle,
sneeP and hogs, abou. two thousand weight
Of pork, = considerable quantity Of corn 3.
fodder few feather beds, and some other
articles othousshold furniture. Nine months
credit Will be allowed to purchasers ION all
sums above twenty doilars) upon giving
bond with approves! security, to carry inte..
rest from the date it nat punciually paid---
and for all purchases under that sum, cash
viii be expfcted. All persons Indebted
to said estate are requested 70 come for.
ward and make payment, aud those who
have any claims, are also requested TO
make them knows in order Tor ADJUSTMENT
WM. K NATH'f, 6OWIs,
Admin stratJrs.
Hanover County, Dec. % b. 1900. %
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Total amount Of stock,


To cash paid Mr.. Scbofieid's bill
for cardng, spinning aaI weav..
ing 80 L yarGs Kerseyme.e,
Al nches vide, At rs cts. per
yard, 90 2s
-coloring in the wool, carding.
spinning aud Weaving c. yards
OF olive brown broadcIotn, 43 in.
ches wide, at e. GEMS, 43 SIS
Cash paid Nj. Deans bills for
coloring black, fuling and dres.
sing 30 -4yards OF Kerseymere,
20 inches wide, at % cents, Cd
-Fu'ling and dressing As sd yds.
broadcloth, % inches wide, at
% 1-2icents, 10 IL
Cost of the wool and manufactur.
ing Isl 10
Profit on dolls. SO 10 capital stock,
by manufacturing, rs z
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05

Samuel McCraw and Sarah his vile, winch
eaid Sarah is eXecutrjx of the testament
and.last will Of James Gum, her son, de.
ceased and sole !Gevisec under the last
VIII and testament of the said James
Gunn dec John Turpn and Harriet his
wife, late Harriet Gum, daughter of
said Sarah McCraw, late Saran Gum,
and John s. Gum, Emily f. Gonn, James
William Frederick Gonn, infant chill.
dren of the said Sarah McCraw, by the
said Sliauel McCraw To be assigned
their guardian, to defend this suit -
4sNAKE NOTICE, that we shall uoon
i the third day of the next term of the
honorable superior court of chancery for
the Richmond district, move the sid court
for commissions TO take the depositions Of
sundry witnesses in the state OF Georgia,
TO be read in evidence in the suit depend.
ing in the said court between ourselves,
plaintiffs, and yourselves, defendants.
This notice is gwen that you may attend
in the said court at the time ABOVE menti.
oned, 10 name commissioners is you think
proper.
EDWD. CUNNINGHAM.
ARIANA CUNNINGHAM.
December 22d 1909. tSFp.
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JUST RECEIVED,
ARROWSMI TIPS MAP OF THE
WORLD,

ON A GLOBuLAR PROJECTION,
Exhibiting particularly all The Nautical
Researches Of Capt. James Cook, with all
The recent discoveries TO The present
time.
J. & w. keep constantly for sale, large
stock OF BOOKS in the d,fferen. Depart
men'so! Literature, bu, more particular.
Iy those articles suited 10 the demand of
country merchants and schools, whose or.
defs they especially solicit.
They are in daily expectation Of receiv.
ing IN assormeut of i2, ls, 81, inch
Globes Mathematical Instruments in CD
sess &c, e. &r.
- c..nber IS. wat
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-01-05

JUST PUBLiSEHD
BY JOHNSON s. WARNER, Booksellers &
Stationers, Richmond,
NEW GEOGRAPHICAL, EIsToRIcAL,
AND
COMMERCIAL GRAMMAR,
And present state of the several Kingdoms
of the World,
BY WILLIAM GUTHRIE, Esq.
To which have been added, the late dis.
coveries by DR.. Herschel and other emf
nnent Philosophers, illustrated wish twenty
Eve correct mans.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-12
MISCELDANEoUo sELtCiiUN>.
MORiL.iST.

WHEN look upon the ,ombs Of the great, every
emotion dies IN me when read the eptaphs of the
beautifS, every mordinate deslre goes out when I
neet VITA the grief Of parents upon tomb stonc,my
heart meiIs with compassion when see the tombs
of the parents themselves. consider the vanity of
GrIeving tor those whom quickly follow !;
w en- sec Kings lying by those who deposed them ;,
wien consider riva-wits placed side by side, or
holy men that divided the world with their contests
and disputes reflect with on the little com
petitions, factions, and debates of mank md when
read the several dates of the tombs of some that d.
cd as yesterday, and some six hundred years ago,
consider that great day, when shall all of us be
Contemporaries, and make our appearance together.
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NCl'i iCI..

T>HE undersigned. Hi, S7pediSh Ma
u jcsy's Vice-Consul for the States of Rhode
Island and Connecticut, has eceved from the Consul
General, residing at Pmiadelbha Decree of the
S7oedh Government, under date ofthe Goth OF March
1910 an extract Of which follows, and IS published
for the information of the Merchants and all others
concerned -
Ue heTeby grGcionsty command, that on aud after
The 24h Of 5brfi aeTi, Goods shall be mbo,ied nei
tier on fGyng the Uuues Il absnu zvh,ch 6eiong
Cre"t-Britsiu ireland, The Cofonles or Countries
hnaer The ifuence u Me British Government Goods
81 any description rVhats0ever ioaded in vesscis from
Great-BtaD any Of her Debendencies, be admitted
INTO our ports and at al pesSes, nnder whatsoever
Flag, which shall be p,oued TO carry such Goods that
ore not furnished .ciM ternfcats and Documents to
Cert!y the origin o. nH borhculd,s Of helr Cargoes
troni the port Of ioodng, shall upon their arrival
ihrboms, be ordered cF and ereept sUch uesses
as are sote hder rrM oGH. Fer die eTecu!ion II our
Decree, Ne Comm nd 4H OEcers and Persons a. our
service 10 eIer Me ninost 1igl ence an strictly eyGmn-
ine me Paters, Certificates and Documents Of oil
ses that may arrive
lie farther s,ives pubiicl not &C, that the
documents required by The foregoing Decree, will
DC furnished on application TO him.
GEORGE MILES.
Newport, August I, 1910.
- The printers Of newspapers in Providence
Ncw-Iiaven, and New-London will insert the above
tice. and forward their Bills for payment
Newport, July 25
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NOTICE TO THE INDUSTRIOUS.

IT H F. Providtnce Manufacturing
Il Company wish to employ several families of
Women and children TO work in their Stone Cotton
Factory, in War,0ick, where such encouragement
will be given that those who industrious and
economical may support themselves well, and be
constantly adding to their property. None need
apply but those who can be well recommended
Those VINO are disposed to be employed request.
ed 20 make immediate application to Doct. Case, in
Newport, or to John II. Pilman, the Company's a.
gent, al propidence.
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers intend to com.
i mence the Weaving of all kinds OF COTTON
CLOTHS, their FACTORY in this town, in the course
Of ten twelve days. Those parents and guardians
who wish their children 10 learn the art Of Weaving
with the FIXING shuttle, &c. are requested 10 .ppiy
iInediately Wages will be given according TO their
ages and Abilities and increased rs they encrease in
the art of Weaving.
They will Immediately commence Manufacturing
different kinds of twine and lines. Hnised,
A quautity of clean FLAX. Apply 20
JAMES PERRY, or
July a. SrEPHEN DEBI.OIS.
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Samuel Duy1ee,

RESPECTFULLY "y0In.5 rs JI4eJ,.S and Mt
Pu6Hck,
HAT he has taken the House formerly
occupied by WILLIAM ALMy, on the main
road, leading to the Bndge, where he proposes
keeping House of Pubiiok Entertainment. Ladies
and Gentlemen, Parties Of Pleasure, and Travellers
who may call on him will receive every attention,
and the best accommodations in bio power to bestow
N. h. LaeIies md Gentlemen may be ac-
commodaed with Boarding, on application as above
Portsmouth, july a, 1910. l6,3w
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SELE.CTED POETRY.
POOR .LiRGUERII'E.
ny Ma. RoBIyso N.

ny MA. ROBINSON
SWIFT DER the wild and drcary waste
A nut-brown Maid was seen 10 haste
Wide-waycrng was her unbound bair,
And slin-scorchd was her bosom bare
For summc RS noon had shed It's beams
AS she lay wrapt in fey'rsh dreams
While on the wither'd hay-stack sIde,
BY turns she slept, BY turns she Grid
"Ah, where lies hid the balsan sweet,
$40 heal tho wounds of Marguerite -
Dark was her large, but sunken eye,
Which wildly gazd upon the sky
And swiftly down her ireckied face
3'he unfclt dews began TO pace
For she was lorn, and many day
lIld all alone been doom'd to stray
And many night her bosom warm
Had throJb'd beneath the pelting storm
AHd sill she sigh'd,--" The rain falls sweet;
" 1t batbes the wounds of .ha'Yuerite."
Across the waste Of printless snow,
AL day the nut-brown Maid would go:
And when the Winter moon had shed
Us pale beams DER the mountains head,
She on broomy-pilow lay,
To watch the tardy glimpse Of day
While the cold breath Of downright flew
Across the fields of frozen dew
And then she cried" The air is sweet;
Ii fans the breast Of .uatguerite."
The wecdy lane she lov'd to tread
When stars their twinkling luare shed;
While from the lone and silent cot
The watchful cur assaiPd her not,
Though AT the beggar he would fly.
And fright the travler passing by;
Hut sl,f. sa hind .u.l ern,fla aaa
Such sof(ness in her dark eyes bcam'd.
That savage-6erccness could not greet
With less than smiles-poor Marguerite
And why did she, with sun.burnt breast,
So wander, and so scorn tn rest }
Why did the nul-brown Maiden go
Der burning plains and wastes Of snow
What 5ade her fev'rish bosom sigh,
And dimm'd her large and hszle-eye
AID stole the hour Of slumbcr sweet
From the sco'cil'd brain Of Marguerite? 1?
Soon shalt thou know for see, how Iorn
She climbs the steep Of shaggy thorn!
Now on he jutt m cliff she stands,
Aud clasps her 60 |. bu snow-white hands
She slghs-" FarsrpsK," and bending slow.
Looks, trembling, ON The main below,
And listning, every wave TO hear,
Calls from the deep, her Heary dear f!
Then topples from the rock, to meet
The plighted love Of .lioryueri,c !
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american Hotel.
BERIAH ELDRED,

X :oPECTFULLY Informs his friends
and the pubtick in general that he has remov-
ed from UIckJo a. to Neebort, into the House lately
built by WILLIAM MUMFoRD, No. -, .IHR-street,
where nc intends to keep Grocery-Srore and Pub.
hex House, for the accommodation of any Lady or
Gentleman, that may please to call or him.
Newport April 25, 1910.
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NOTICE.

TIE the subscriber having been m.
pointed by tho Hon Court OF Probate Of the
own OF NLwroRr, Administrators upon the estate If
WILLIAM GODDARD.
late OF said .Ns,epOr. Ship-Csrpenter, deceased /;
and having given bond according to law for the faith
fu dscharse of the trust thereby con mi,,ed to him
requests all persons who are indebted to the estate
ot said deceased, To NAL. immediate payment, and
those VINO have any demands against said estate TO
exhibit them to him.
BENJAMIN PITMAN, iun.
Aug. Is.
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ANECDOTES.

SIMPLE H5srnian, who was lately brought be-
tore the Court to be bound his good behaviour,
was told by the Mayor that he must find security in
SEQ dollars, for welye months. Plaise your Hon
our" ssd the poor fellow, 81 am a bit OF a
str"nger here and as your Worship is worth the
money, and good IAN, and well known, hope the
Court VII, have no objection to you, for tney know
Eothing of Pat"
PERSON at Dunkart lately brsught an action a.
ganst man FOR pulling his Ia addition To the
insult, ne plaintiff complained that his nose was TOO
1ag before.
SINGULAR AWARD.
"A HUNGERi beggar observing the
smoakng of vic,uals IN cooks shop, went
In and sat himself down, and eat some of his
own bread, and was SO satisfied with the COM
portable smell OF the meats and sauc es (where-
ot he tasted no otherwisc) that he confessed
that his hunger was as well appeased there
with, and that he had as good rcpast, as il nc
had stuffed himself with the best cheer there
which the cook bearing, bid the poor caitifr
pay tor his dinner at which the simple guest
was astonishcd, and the cook much more ear
nest at last they both agreed to abide the IL
ward OF the first person that should pass by
who happened to be a stude Mt at law, to whom
as their Judge they rehearsed the matter
which being heard, the student caused the
poor man TO put so much money between two
porringers, rs amounted TO the cooks unrcas-
orable demand, and shake them in his hear.
ing. This done, the arbitrator awarded..--
" That as the cook had fed the poor man with
the smell OF his victuals SO the poor man
should pay hila therefor, with only the sound
Of his coin.
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10 BE READ Alright,

o a --.. on both set great store :. =. and a
H., ny and took his word therefor ;. TO my
Ask'd my and thought but words got - of my
Lost my - tor sue him would not and my
MONEf FRIEND
had as had once before -. and a
I'd keep my :. and play the fool no more and my
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"A f "A r M.
July Is.

Tobe Sold, al PUBLICK AUCTION.
by order Of the Supreme judicial Court By the Subscriber
On MONDAY the oath OF Seple n,ber next,
1T o'clock, u. " On he Premises,
CT fur, # not, the fret fair day gficr,l
ALL Inc nght, utlc M.u initfSst, when
WALTER WATSON, late of South 'Kingstown died,
seized, to d certain FARM (called the Robert Hazard
FARM lyng III Boston Neck, in said South Elngstown,
containing l13 acres of excellent Land, with Dwell
lng-House, Barn, &c. thereon, and large Orchard,
OF the best grated fruit sad Farm is bounded on
the and on Pctaqoamscutt river, and is well fen
ced and watered and well proportioned for meadow,
pasture and tlage land,-.4iso, certain Wood Lot,
lying in South Kingstown, about half mile from
the publick road and two and half miles from Lit
te.Rss Hill, containing about 40 acres, covered with
fine tmber-.9iso A House and Lot of Land, contain
ing about 34th of acre said House is in good or
der-Condtiehs made know At the time and phce
Of sale, 4.
'nnrAA" DHows 'is;';,e;;: l'a;; %sess. { %.Ss-a :"
Scutr-Kinpstowr 'u' y '9l0 l8 1tw.
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NOTICE..

THE subscriber, having been appointed
= Executrix to the last Will and Testament of
WILLIAM BROWNELI.,
late OF Litfe- Combon deceased and mas taken upon
herself that trust by giving bond, the Honorable
Court OF Probate for SAID town, hereby gives notice
to all persons who have demands on said Estate to
exhibit them for settlements and all who are indcbt
ed, are requested TO make immediate payment to
BETSY BROWNELL, Erec'r.
Little-Compt II, sept.
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EROM tho Subscriber on the night 9
l. the llth inst. an Indented Apprentice, by the
name of RAY SPINNER, DIRK compile Xion, dark
hair, and is about IL years oId.-Whoever will Sc
cure the said Boy, in any Jail, in this State, so that
1 can obtain him again, shall receive TEN CENTS
reward, and no charges paid hereby forbid ali
persons harbouring trusting, or trading, with said
Boy, on penalty of the Law.
JOHN REYNOLDS.
Wickfo.d. Aug 90. 1910.
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NOTICE.

TNHE Subscriber takes this mode O
Il nforning all those who are indebted 20
aim, by book account note, to call and settle the
same, to enable hun 10 meet those who have de
mands against him he hopes this will be sufficient
without further notice.
tie carries on the Blacksmith business
IS usual, in all its various branches with neatncss
and despach. at his shop, No. q, Cross street, whevs
every order will be punctuay attended to, and eve.
ry favour gratefully acknowledged.
WILLIAM WHITE.
N. b Two Journeymen, such as are good work
men, may hear of employ BY applying as shove
Newport, March 81.
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OR SALE,

FOX oAAE.,
4 NUMB II OF Tracts OF LAND
"A king in the Township of HiLkes6arre, in Lu-
serie County, State of Pennsyiuania Said LAND is
divided into tracts from $50 to 400 acres ana will
be sold on the most reasonable terms. An indsputabIe
title will be given. Payment might be made parity
in a small vessel, country produce, stock as may
best suit purchasers.
For further information, apply at the Office of the
Rhode Island RePubican or TO the subscriber, living
at Gro,on Ferry, State OF Connecticut.
ROBERT LATHAM.
Newport, july "a.