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ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERS SHIP
~ The partnership of Snrock and Tayae, was
dissolved on the goth of January last All those
that are indebted to the concern vii. make paw.
ment to Esme Smock only, and those who have
accounts against the concern will call on Esme
Smock for payment.
FSME SHOCK,
IOHN f. PRICE,
agent 70, Robert Turner.
N B-The Business in future will be conduct.
ed by ESNE r. PETER ,SAfOGR :
Msrch2. ~
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MoTIcE-Al persons having claims against
" the Estate OF John Holt, decd. late Of Sur,
ry county, or against the late Firm of John Holt
and Co. are earnestly requested to bring them
forward properly authenticated, and they shall
be discharged, and those indebted to the estate
or to the late Firm, are solicited to come for.
ward and settle, as division Of the Estate'is a.
bout to be made between the parties interested.
:: JAMES SIMPSON, Z
Attorney fer Eliza H. Holt, Aan,'rs. Of
JOHN HOLT, decd.
Surry County, March 6. w4wT
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PURSUANT to deed of trust executed to
= me by Charles NJ Gillian, dated the 18th
of March, 1909; will be sold TO the highest bid.
der the law directs, at Cumberland courthouse,
on Monday the Goth day of this month (being
court day) two NEGRO SLAVES, named Lewis
and Sally, for purposes expressed in said deed
trust.
ARCHIBALD TAILOR, Trustee
Gainesville, March 9. 1910 uSyvg
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JAMES MADISON.

r AND FOR SALE.-That valuable Tract OF
IL LAND lsyingin Amherst county, common
ly known by the name of Gordon's Quar-: err, stu
ated near the Tobacco row mountain, containing
eleven hundred acres, is now offered for sale ON
liberal terms The quality of this land is said to
he equal to any tract in that county.
3, The terms win be known by making applica-
ton to either of the subscribers in Petersburg,
or to MIR. Samuel Irwin Of Lynchburgh, who will
si.'w the premises or give such description Of
hem as will satisfy any person DESTROYS of pur-
chasing.
JOHN UILDER,
- JOHN BELL.
PETERSBURG January L. .'w,m
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(. THE province Of Ca'nbeachy lies upon the south.
ern COAT of the Gulbh Of Mexico, or more frsbe,-
~, upon the Bay 81 CamSeachy, in Iantuue ABOUT
Cruz.
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1Ym. w. DICKINSON.
naiCh y. t5thA
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Fran the Mew-1ork Eoeniag Post.

The !" dismissal. Of Mr. Tackssa In
Frmce' no fanger a mysterg--Or a JW
length Discovery. Six days ago, the AT.
rora, the leading print on the side OF the
American administration, attempted to terl
the pulse otshe people By q strong touch |;
and boldly recommended /" IN alliance NTH
France" This was preparatory to ,hepro,
mitigation Of the French treaty, which Mr..
Madison has, a, ] ,olemnlf bslisve, had
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Orphans Court.

: AhsaAaria 6auaiy, FEB. Term. $780,
Orietcd, Thar the sxecutoes:of OWEN
Z. MAGRATH. deceased. do insert tho
tciiowiTs ads ar,isc,nens three times In each
week nry foar weeks, in tho, Alexandris
Daily Gazette. "a, y *: =
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Alex. Moore, Register.
ssfhss IS to.e;pe Notice,

i. "a. y
THAT the Subscribers Of Alcxands;a tSaN
tv, IN the district Of Columbia, have ohtaiaeA
from the Orphanfs Court Of said couhtN eiet
,efs testan,ehtury on the estate OF .OwIs
F. MAonATn, late of the county Aforesaid
decd, aii persons. having claims against said
deceased arc hereby warned to extibit the
same, wish The vouchers the rcof, toiihs clh
scribers oror hctofc TIC l4tii div Of Au. next
or they may by law be excluded ffoW all be.
ncft 10 saitl cstatc. and those i6iIeBsSd there
to are required 10 make irnrediale taymeat.
Given u"der our hands this ixta day Of fo-
bruary, lSlo. SO. 80 ~. y
YIN. Herbert i. IS,
N.fitzhug',, Exrs.
Hugh Smith.
q: ~ y ~
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:. The distance of Russia will not serve to
I.protect her, when the immediate power
are subdusd. France will then press upon
her frontier, with all the accession OF num-
bers, oftreasur., and of influence, which
she must derive from an nsilnnivd way
over the adjacent territories. The acqui-
sition Of Finland. of Galicia, or of what
ever portion Of Turkey may be now promi-
sed, to CRAFTY the blind ambition of Alex
ander, will be no addition to his strength /;
and viii only eon:iuce, by enlarging his
boundar,es,,o multiply his enbsrrassments,
when the 'Swetirs, the Poles, the Turks,
the Persians, and the Chinese, who border
on his immsnse empire /; will be all set in
motion to second the attack on his impla.
cable enemy. During the last struggle of
Russia, it was certainly in the contempla-
ton Of Bsnaparte to erect kingdom of
Poland, under his immediate influence, in
order to promote his designs on The north.
Murat, now monaach OF Naples, was to
have welded the new sceptre. In the
svepipg of she dayon which the victory of
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considerable cession ofdandsfrom the Indian.

considerable cession of1andsfrom the Indian.
a. inhabiting the Wabash-This cession
IS made the cause or pretext of an hostile
spirit which ispropagated by the celebrated
prophet, and which may not improbably, e
ventua,e IN another Indian war. The pro .
phet has engaged number of tribes in the
confederacy, which protests against the
cession as void, and maintains that all the
Indians OF the continent compose but one
nation, that the great spirit gave the lands
20 all and that. consequently, they can be
aiienated only 6y common consent. This
new position in the laws OF nations, is al va
rance with all the titles, heretofore acoui-
red from the Indians, to establish which. the
concurrence of the actual occupants has
been considered sufficient. The other prin-
Ciple, would in tact, render AN Indian Dur.
chase impractica6le, because the consent Of
the numerous tribes, distant, disper sed and
unknown, as many of them are, could never
be obtained. The rule, which has formed
the basis OF public contracts, is not only lust
but humanc.-rhe settlements OF the whites
have extended more and more upon the In
dian lands. ever since me discovery Of the
continent, and that they should Continue to
advance is the law of nature of this hemis
phere Hence, if tides cannot be. procured
by contract and purchase. possession will
nevertheless besobtained by force. to the des
truction OF the Indians. instead of promoting
their comfort and happiness by the sradu ;.
al introduction Of the arts OF civil life Bali
Fed. Ret1.
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sions for it. The feet which consist Of i6 sail
IT the line has received orders to proceed, witt.
al possible dispatch, 10 take on board the troops
hat are coming from Asia
VIENNA, August S-We learn by lettere from
Constantmople, that the standard OF Maaonet
has been raised there that the Grand Seisnior
has declared, that the empire was in Danger that
It was tie duty ofeveiy Mussulman to take arm,
n its defence and that he would put himself a,
the head of his brave and faithful subjects The
people; on this, pledged themselves to shed the
last drop OF their blood in defence OF the ancient
glory OF the empire. The intelligence was re.
ce~ed there, that the Russians had raised the
siege of WarDs.
Extract Of a letter from Odessa, ,Txiy 6.
We are inclined to think that taere will
shortly be concluded, between the Russians and
the Turks, by means Of the cession which this
last power will make of the country situated on
the lett bank Of the Danube. The Porte must.
It says, be convinced that it never can, otwth
standing all its efforts, reconquer Moldayia"
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ehould re.rac. the principles which had rem

snonid retract the principles which had rem.
dered it necessary"
am commandedb by bis majesty torepeas
mat declaration. and to assure you. tnas
whenever the repeal OF the French DEGREES
snail have actually taken effect. and the
commerce of neutral nations shall have been
restored to the -condi ion IN which it stood
previously to the PRONUNCIATION of hose de-
crees, ms majesty will feel the highest sa-
tistact'on in rel,nqushing IA system. which
the conduct OF the enemy compelled him 10
adopt.
l have the honor to be-.
"i'h the highest consideration,
Sir,
=. Your most obedent and humble
servant,
(Signed) WELLESLEY
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DUBLIC vENDUE On Saturday, the Sd
November next, at IL O'clock at { itV Point,
without reserve, half the interest in Brig SAL
LIZ, OF this port, as she now lays a. City Point,
our'hen 100 tons ~ 95ths--she is well found,
and can be sent 90 sea with very small exuence
having been well furnished at Liverpool, on her
last voyage An inventory other tackle, apparel,
ard furniture, NAV he seen at my Office, and at
Messrs Leitch, Graham & Co.'S compiling house.
Manchester
Terms-Sixiy, ninety and one hundred and
twenty days, approved, endorsed, negotiable
notes, payable in Petersburg
SAN-'EL TURNER, y. M
Ct The other hai- interest in The above Brig.
may be purchased at private sale, on accommo
dating terms Apply as above.
10 st
Petersburg, October %. an
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I BEG leave to inform my clients in the Court of
a Appeals. the Richmond ehancery District
Court, the Circuit Court of The United States.
and the Superior Court Of Law, for the county
OF Henrco. that have recovered from nv late
Illness sufficiently to my attention to their
business With the aid, therefore, of my son,
Preyton Randolph, who has duly attended to it,
during my disability, shall prosecute il and anv
letters addressed to him or myself, will be bro
perry respected and answered
EDMUND RANDOLPH
October 90 IS
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4 COMET.

We are Informed. that comet has been
observed, about the list ofthe present month,
by the inhabitants of Chambersburg, Penn
sylvania I; and for several evenings in the
fore part Of the night, it rose points east Of
north, and set some points from the south,
its highest elevation about SO degrees above
the eastern limb of the horizon. II had no
tale observable. but blush. tremulous
flame OF light, like that of black smiths
forge moved with great rapidly in the
segment of the circle 1t described.
1t was also seen in Carlisle the tail was
observable to the naked eye.--CHm6er-
land Register.
Some time past, Mr. Harrison, governor
Of the Indiana Territory, negotiated a very
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D0nleGtlr.
GEoReErowN, (CoL.) Oct.

.GBoReETowN, (CoL.) Oct. IL.
1t is rurnored, OH what authority we know
NOT, that our cabinet is seriously engaged in
discussing the propriety Of taking possessi
on of West Florida, --Irdeherdenf dpleri-
can.
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NBwYoRK. Oct. 18.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND,

The fast sailing schooner Laura Ann ar
rived at this port in SO days from London,
and has furnished the editors of the Mercan,
tile Advertiser with London papers to Sep
TENDER 9th. and Lloyd's Lists to the 4ih,
from which we have selected number of
interesting articles. ,
We have seen letter from New York
gentleman in London. dated the first of Sep.
TENDER, which mentions that he had lust
received letter from Paris of the Oath of
Aug. informing him that all the American
property sequestered in France had been res
tored. "
y The lGins of Denmark. by formal decree.
has shut the ports in iolstein to American
vessels. - ="
:, The brig of war Hornet. capt. Hunt, from
New York, had arrived at Falmouth via
France & Lieut. Spence had reached Lon
don with dispatches
The Laura Ann has dispatches from Mr..
P'nkney, which were; forwarded to govern
ment by yesterdays mail
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"ExcAANoE is NO poasERy."

On Monday last two tederalists, Josehh
-5ilen and .A6Jah Bigeiozu. were elected re =.
representatives. of the present Congress from
this state. to supply the designations of
Messrss Uhhana and Stedman, who are also
ederalists.-Bosson Patriot
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h LIS z ALLAN have received, by the
~ ships Averick ard Leyant an extensive rs
sortment of valuable and well bought GOODS.
amongst the m are, Superfiue Cloths and Kersev..
inercs, Fashionable Stockingnet & Wastcoating.
Gentle mems fashionable London Hats, Lambs
Wool and Angela Hose, & very fine assortinent
OF irsh LINENS bought and bieAched for the inn
porters, general assortment of Hard g,arc.
White Lead ground IN oil, nails, saws, &c
Country merchants and farmers are invited tn
call and look at the assortment
October %. .t 81, &. 60
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NJ OTiCE.--A PETITION will be presents
:! ed to the General Assembly OF Virginia, at
theirnext session, TO incorporate company for
the purpose Of improving the navigation IL the
Rivanna river, from the town OF Columbia to
Milton, and to establish rates of toll 20 be paid.
for the use Of said navigation. until tie m, 1e>,
which shall be expended n said improvement, lie
thereby refunded.
October q, rqe
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October %.
TNoMPKINs & MURRAY, have received

TNoMPKINS 6. MURRAY, have received
y by the ship dverie, their Fall SUNNY Of
.LONDON Goods, containing a great VARIETY
ofsrtlcles, suited to the season, among them are
Diaper and Damask Table Cloths and Napkins,
elegant IS sortnent.
Scotch Holland Sheeting of very superior quality
Superfine Ciothe and Clssimeres do do do
DOman's Bond Street Hats do do do
Carpets do do IL
Irish Sheeting, Linen and Long lawn.
They are in daily expectation of receiving bv
the brig Cora, from Liverpool, their fall supplv
OF Coarse WooIlens, Hardware, Cutlery, &c &c.
which viii render their assortment very COM
plete.
October % ,f
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Thomas Paine, speaking of the national
debt OF u. b. observes, Z" AS to Mr.. Pitts
project OF paving off the national debt, by
applying million year for that purpose,
while he continues adding more than twenty
m'liions to 1T, is like setting man with
wooden ieg to run after ho'se, the longer
he runs the farther he is off,
ST. LOUIS, ~ ~ Sep 20
Arrived here on Monday evening last
ard a'' y ''O' i-''
| remarkable 2ree---On the land of Abra9
ham Miller, in the township of Seal. and
county OF Scioto, in the state of Ohio, is
growing forked Sycamore Tree, which
| measures on the outside 81 feet in diane
ter, andmore than 60 feet in circumference,
tapering from the base upward, so chat at
the height of feet it only measures AZ feet
the opening ofthe cavity at the bottom is 10
feet vide, and seven at the height of FIVE
rect, terminating at the height of nine and a
halt feet. The fork is about feet from the
ground, one OF the branches is dead, and bro.
ken OH about twenty feet high, the other
green and thrifty. The spacious cavity at
tracted the attention of the neighborhood,
fourteen OF whom assembled on the 5th of
June 1903, on the spot and thirteen of them
advanced ON horseback into the trunk, and
sat'there with perfect ease the other be-
ing on q skiStish horse did not venture
IN, but there was room for two more to be
perfectly secure from falling shower of
rain, 81 't o. -. -
The public are indebted to the philosophic
mind OF Mr.. William Eeady, OF Frederick
county Virginia, for the description of this
adventure. who was one of the adventures,
and the re-examination of it by Major WIN.
reynolds, Of GAINESVILLE on the 33th of Nov.
after, who Ssords this communication
Ohio Pahey t,,...
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NEW YORK. Oct. Is

I'VE" IONNf OCt 10.
On Thursday last the General Assembly
OF the state of Connec lieut. met at New
Haven, and made choice of LYMAN Law.
Esq. Speaker. and Sylvanus Backus, and
VIM. Williams, Esqs. clerks.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II.

Yesterday morning the Select and Com
mon Councils, IN joinr meeting proceeded
to the election of a NJ ayor of the city of Phil
adelphla. There were twenty six votes for
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq -whtreupon, he
was declared duly eiec,ed Mayor of the city
for the ensuing year-he has accepted the
appointment.
Official Statement of the number of Woes
given in the City and County of Phiiadef.
fh'a, & in the county of Delaqvare. for Mem
bers of Congress.
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~ HE LAST WEEK I,

M USkUM 81 aes;ant w X-flsJKEs ms,
1SA arrived and may be seen, II any time If m,
clock IN tne mo ming, until in the evening.
at the City Tavern.
The Citizens of this place and the Pubic in
general, have now an opportunity of viewing a
very handsome collection of
WAX FIGURES AS LARGE As LEE
The lirst Figure among the collection is q
striking likeness of
ADMIRAL LORD NELSON.
Who WAS killed at the battle off Ty.faip,r. With
avery handsome view of the Engagement, where.
Nelson is supported by Capt, Hardy, in his last
moments.
TIE REVEREND PARSON WESLEY.
MAJOR PORTER,
Aid de-Camp TO Cen Washington, in the Amer.
lean Revolution.
MAJOR PUTNAM, $50
at the time he was taken by the Indians & tied
to tree TO be burnt
Real Likeness of the Indian that tied him
Mr.. Rickets, the noted Performer the SLEEPING
Beauty, and her sweet Child
MISS CHARLOTTE TEMPLE
Madam Summers, OF New York, and her
beautiful Twins Mary Findley, who was
drowned by her Husband only eight weeks after
marriage, William, her beautiful Son. at the.
age OF fife years the Methodist Beauty the
Boston Beauty and two Beautiful and inter-
estng Children 49,
GJ Good Music during the exhibition. per.
formed on hand Organ
% SeWs--Chltdren halls
price. A-'
The Figures have the same effect in the.
Day as in the Night.
PRoFILES taken at the Museum and ele-
ganty Framed
October % ~-& ;,g
NTILL BE SOLD, at Auction. a. Iaocss~
W, ter court house, or the 2tth of Noyem
Der reXt, for cash, nine likely Virgins born
SLHVES. consisting OF rncn. women and bovs.
DcionS ng to the estate-ct VIVID. Mutt decd
RIGID SELDEN, Aa,n'r
Ortober %. Sr +,
pUBI.IC AUCTION - Bv virtue of IN. laes
viii and testament Of Robert Means. decd {,
Wfl be sofd, to the highest ,il,ler, on Thursday
the frSt dly OF NOvemb-'' XII il fir other Sc.
the next far day, a ROUJE and PIECE on,
GRCOND upon the BASIN, adjoining tie use
OF :" John Purse Part of = uaked LOT or
LAND, lying between the dwelling house of Au.
CUISINE Davis and the basin: Aisn the xYOLL ?
5ES- 4 GROUND, now in the occupation of
WIN. Robertson. Esq on Shocko Hill, and an nm.
improved Lot upon the same squaie The sale
Will commence at the house upon the basin
Twelve months credit will be allowed. hut the,
purchasers must give bonds, with appi oved secu
rity, and deed of trust upon the property. in or
Der to ensure punctual payment OF the purchase
money.
DANIEL GILL,
Executor oftbe kdss JYiH and 7es,aY.ent of
Robert Means, deceased
CetOoeF %S' tbs
kI r.
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TIE LLBER7IhcE DESTROYED.
Doors TO be oprne4 at half Pa, fee. md the Der.
Jor'tdnce 10 commence ar ha9 past 6
- Tickets 20 be had at lWy Davis's b,,.t;,s.
Office, and at shc Theatre
Oct. % i.
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Yesterday morning the u s. frigates Presi
dent, Commodore Rogers and Constitu
ton, Capt. Hull, sailed from this port OH
cruise.
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Avery large PUMPKIN is advertised for
exnioition IN Baltimore.--Ii weighs ITO
pounds, and is z feet 2 inches in circumfer.
ehce
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N/ ILL BE SOLD, at Auction, a. Lancas.
W, ter court house, or the 2tth of Noyem.
per rsXt, for cash, nine likely Virgins born
oLHV YES. consisting OF non, women and bovs.
belong ng to the estate-ct VIVID Mutt. decd
RiCH'D SELDEN Aa,n'r
October 90 S,C :,
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CORY
Lord Wellesley 10 Mr. PinkHey.
SIR,
have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt Of your letter under date the 25th
inst
On the 29d Of February, 1909, his males
iy's minister in America, declared to the
government Of the United States, ibis ma
Jesty's earnest desire to sec the commerce
of the world restored 20 that freedom which
Unnecessary for its prosperity, and his rea D..
diness to abandon the system, which had
been forced upon bier, Whenever the enemy
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Rirbninnn Gbearre.

On "Wednesday Evcnisg, Ocfobe, "a. vpril6c oresen.
81, a celebrated Co,nrdy Gated,
THE POOR GENTLEMAN
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d O " JU AN

TO s7hicA will be aided, he magnificent, R..
Ps,ntomi.,e of
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Imperial Customs The decree of the 5th in
stant, encressing the duties on the colonial goods
therein mentioned, is to- be put in force at the mo
Tnent that it is officially received The duties
are payable without any exception whatever.
The regulations formerly established respect.
ing the importation Of colonial produce, remain
an full force, without any change whatever.
CoSsThNTfNoPLs Judy 5--The accounts Of
the success OF the Russians have thrown the in.
tabtants Of this city INTO the greatest consterna
ton. II was the less expected, rs The highest
confidence vas rsposed in the talents ofPeblvan
Aga. The Sultan. however, is not detected, but
makes every possible efOft to reinforce the army
of the Grand Ezev New commisssries he Se
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(coPY.)
h3r. Pinknev's Letter TO Lord WeHcsley.
GREAT CUMBERLAND Place,
August IS, 1910.
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ST. LOUIS. (U ~ Sep 20.
Arrived here on Monday evening last
IN good health, his excellency governor How
ard
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The Figures have the same effect in the
Day as in the Night.
PRotlLES taken at the Museum and ele-
gantly Framed.
October % ian
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DANIEL GILL;
S*seator eftbe idst UViH and 7estaa.ent of
Robert Means, deceased
October 49, "a,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-21

THAT V.4LU.fBLE ESTATE, X
40. l12, s. lis, Thames Street,
NOV occupied by Charles c. Hos
4 y kins g Co. The Lot measures As feet, on
Thames street, and 100 on Church street, with store
OH it. The Honse has nine rooms Floor, with
good Well Of water at the door For terms ap-
ply to W'a
. THOMAS ROWLAND. .
JAM ten
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NOTICE..

THE Subscribers, contemplating new
u srrangem ents in their establishment on the
first day Of Apri ensuing, request all persons hav-
ing demands TO present them for payment > and all
those indebted, TO effect setemen-if not compli-
ed with by the 1st of May, every demand will be
lodged in the hands of an Attorney, to be put in
suit without discrimination. D6 ~Et
LOPEZ & DEXTER. +
Newport, March IA, 1910.
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VALUABLE STAND.

FOR SALE, that pleasantly situated
House and Lot eS Land, in Thames Street, next
north but one of the Brick The lot is 50
feet on Ihames-strcet, and SIS feet back, with
large yard, an excellent Garden, and good well of
water, that is never dry The House is large and
excellent stand for puhlick house, having two
large and convenient Stables, Coach and Chaise
House, and Shed, upwards of 100 feet long.
The above estate may be bought at very great
bargain. For terms, apply to the subscriber in
Broad-strcet. 1 ISAAC STALL
Ncusbort, FEB. %, 1910. A3.0lsi.l g0a