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WILDE Sold.

On Friday the 18th July next, at the late
dwelling House Samuel Coleman, deed.
near the City of Richmond, all the Personal
Estate Of which he died possessed, consisting
OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NilORk, AND ONE HORSE. Cash will be
required Tor all sums not exceeding twenty
aoiiars; and for all sums above twenty dol
lars, credit of six months, the purchaser
giving bond and approved security.
JNo. w. PLEASANTS, Ex'r.
SUSANNA COLEMAN, Ex'x.
June Gath, 1911. (w3O
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FALL GOCDS--Tse ssb=c,isc. Na- receivs1
by the Ass,iek from London and coa fron
Liverpool, gencIal assos u1snt of
G. O 0 ID 5,

suitable to The season.
AMONG THEM ARs--
L0ndo" and Yorkshire super6ne Clo;hs sno
Cassiu,eies
Union, Beafoid ard Bonnet Cords,
Swansiowns. ToRinettes and Dinn's sd ane
6 dble. Mild Cloths,
Costing, Bearsk:n, Frieze, Flsnneis & Baize,
Plains, Kefse2's and Banke;s.
Goagh and 8Eaih1s si,e's nsrt- cosssn-
Yam hose, Wogsted and Cotton StockinSs,
Hsdfs. sbaw;s ard Muslias,
six Vslveys and Sewing silk,
IRISH Linens add Dsogaerla's,
oacsn's cesl, ye,yess. Thickse',s aud Con
stiiuiion Gods,
A good sssoI,meas OF Sadtlcsy, Hardware
and Cutlery.
Smiths Bellows. Anvi's and Viles,
Eat Tar Ca ley s. rDgl,sh 8iisteIed Slee,
We continues 20 t'ansaci business on commits
sion, and has for sale,
ON COISTGNa dENT,
Queens Ware. Whiskey shad and Bar~!yon
ROBERT GAMBLE.
R'rhmop1 Nov. 9 $50. 6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08
NQTECE-

THAT in virtue Of a deed Of trust executed
byWiiliam Rawlejgh, and Mildred his
wife, to the subscriber, and which hath been
Gully recorded in the Office of the District
Court Of Henrico, l shall on Monday the 5th
day of August next, before the front door Of
the Eagle Tavern, in this City, expose to
Sale by Public Auction, to the highest bid
der, that truly elegant and beautib!e LIT
lie FARM Containing one hundred and
thirty-siX acres, near Mount Comfort, the
property Of Edmund Randolph Esq. and
within about one mile and a haIfof this CITY,
There is upon this Farm an excellent Dwell
ling House, two stories high, having good
Dry-Cellar, with Barn, SNEAK House, and
Stabe--the Dwelling House has been re-
ceutly and well painted--there is also upon
this Farm, enc OF the best Springs of Water,
within sixty feet Of the Dwelling House, OF
which the lower parts OF this country can
boast, and which is walled up with Bricks,
and neatly paved around--there is also about
SIX or eight acres of Good Meadow. The
situation is amongst the most healthy and
beautiful spots, iii this part of the state, and
more than half Of the Tract, Wood Land.
The terms of Gale will be s lCo0in 80 DAYS,
1-fof the residue within nine months, and
the balance 81 within twelve, fifteen and
eighteen months, the purchaser giving notes
negotiable, ana payable IN the Bank of Nir-
gina, with an approved Indorscr, and also
deed OF trust upon the premises to insure the
puncvual payment of each instaimeDt. The
Land and Improvements VIII be shewn by
MIR. David Clopton, who lives near them, to
any person DESTROYS Of viewing the same, ind
possession viii be given to the purchaser up
on executing the notes and deed Of trust, as
above required.
SAMUEL EE'CRAyV, Trustee.
R1CHmoND, July g, 1911
~ The deed Of trust ubove referred to,
having required the Trustee to sell FOR ready
money, We do agree, that the sale shall be
made upon the credit as specified in MIR.
M'Craw's advertisements
DANIEL VAEDEWhL,
ROBF. HYDE,
GEO. GREENHCW,
Er'ors. # }Yadgm Hohigh, dcc'd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08
IN couNc4L, May %, 1911.

FOR the purpose of being ceahled to
comply with resolution oil the General
Assembly adopted at its last session. re-
questing the Executive ssI'o Cause state
meut to be prepared AID transmitted to the
Senators ard Represent lives from this
state in Congress-, showing as accurately as
msy be the amount Of the unsatlsfed CLAIMS
for land beionsing To Tire officers and SOL
disTs OF the Virginia line on state estab
hshmeut-to these officers ard soldiers who
were employed in the marine service Of
this commonwealth and to those neri-
tor.ous persous TO whom special donations
ot land were intended 90 have been III ade'
a. d IN order TO ascertain also as nearly
rs possible the dissatisfied claims COR land,
%, the ofhcers and soldiers of the Virginia
line on Continental esgab ishmenf, In Office
is hereby siven. that ali persons has!ng
such claims ere required &c present thenl
To the Executive oi this state on or before
the 2oth day OF Noyember next, au'henu-
CATE by such evidence as the law now re
QniJes, and where that cannot be had by
the best evidence which the natui of the
case WILL admit Ana for the information
o. those concerned, so much OF the law as
relates to authenticatins Claims tor services
ia The Virginia l.nsJ Ga csntinentIal ana on
STATE establ shmeat rs hereaHto subjoihed
By order OF the Exscuuve,
WN RODERrsNN G r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08
Bunk OF Virginia.

The President and Directors have this dav
declared dividend Of six per cent. On the
Capital Stock, FOR the last half year, which
VIII be paid to the Stockholders oltheir legal
Representatives on or after the 18th instant.
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH, Cashier
July LIST, 1911. (SO
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NOTICE.

a petition VIII be presented to the next
General Assembly, by company OF Rife
men Of Chesterfield county. The object of
which viii be, to induce the Legislature to
authorize the Executive, to issue Commissions
to the officers OF said company.
June II, 1911. (4tw0
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08
NoTICN.

He co-partnefstip Of 3,usscll & yTaIhicc
IS dissolved by Che death q Mr.. Russell.
III those Indebted to The conccgu arc desired
60 come forward and settle their accounts,
Notwithstanding claims arc requested r. bring
tiem e waft cor settlement AID payment t.
James Wallace. The business viii be conti-
nucd rs formerly ot the wcst corner Of the
Main Street, leading 20 BIRDS Warehouse
oy ,. W. who mas on land large assortment
Of assorted Iron Wagon bcSls, C.. and Il.
Steel, Liv. SACKS salt, Whiskeg. Rum.
iirandy, Sugars, CGlfce, Teas, Paints, Oh,
Glass, and a variety ofothcr alt.e.es.
Richmond June 81, .8i1. (2m)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber on ,he
~. 18th inst. Mulatto man, named Hall
---he is lower than the generality Of grown
Negroes, rather thick fer his height. end
somewhat feshy--hls nose is veiy FIAT and
read, and features generally bad---hes o
thick aud bushy Bsad Of hair, and were IL
plated behiud He has been seen passing
in Riehmoad as Tree man, having by some
means improperly cbtaiBed free pass -
ANY person who will deliver him to the sob.
scr'bers AZ Fine osek Mills, in Powkatan
couniys shall receive a liberal reward for
SO doing.
Ed d. Msyo,
Sam. Peasants, ir.
Trustees TO the Estate OF S. Plea,
sapts, Sen'r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08

h. NILES, late Editor Of the Baltimore T.
yeniag Post, has issued proposals for publish
ing new work 70 be entitled
The Weekly Register,
to be printed on sheet offne surcroyal pa
per, with nonpacoil o. BREWER type, folded'bi-
20 10 pages, to be devoted to pCltcs listo-
~ geography, biography, notices cftbc arts
and sciences, manufactures, miscellany and
news.
~ Subscriptions for the Register VIII be
fcce"ei at IBIS oFee.
july ist, 1911. (3t)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08
For Sale.
(wsts)

us 3-4 ACRES Of LAND.
IN York connty--Also 200 acres in Bun
h conlbc county, North Carolina, both un-
der good improvements, and the titles good
Manufactured CT leaf tobacco, or horses, will
be taken in payment, or cash if urged
LUNIAN BISHOP.
June Is, 1911. (wtf@
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Extract fran the ia.u above alluded 10.

E9tract fran the lac above alluded TO-.
WHEREAS certain bounty III Lands,
+ 1ih been engaged to the troops on CONT.
mental establishment, raised by the eTdi-
nances Of convention, or the laws of this
commonwesltn, aud TO the troops upon
Virginia enlistment: BE it enacted,
that the officers 5. soldiers OF the said troops
as well as the cfiiccrs b soldiers TO whom q
bounty in lands may, OF shall be hereafter
allowed, 10y any law Of th;s coulmnnwe arh,
shall be entitled 70 the quantity OF waste OF
unappropriated lands respectively engag-
ed TO them by such laws, a cou nj AsIoned
officer or his heirs, upon certificate from
any genera! oGcer of the Virginia line, or
the Commanding oiicer o. the roops en- The
Virginia establishment, as the Case may be,
and nun.commi ssioned officer or soldier,
or his heirs, upon certificate rom the colo.
ne. or commanding officer Of The Rsg'meRt
or corps 10 which taey respectively beiong
ed, ihat sGch aicer or soldi r hath served
tine time required by law, or hath oeen
slain or died IN he service, Distinguishing
particularly the time such officer or soldier
hath seive1, and in what regiment or
corps such service hath been performed,
or death happensd (; and upon making
preof tsfore any. Court of Record wlthA
this cou NoGWealsn ~ The persons own
oath, or osher satistac .ory evidence of the
truth * authenticity OF the said certificate,
and utat tae parry had never before psov-
ed OF c.a.med his right TO land Tor The SER
vice therein mentioned, whlch proof ths
clerk OF the court before whom 1t SHALL be
made, is hereby Empowered & required 80
endorse and certify upon the original cern.
fcate, mekng an entry or minute thereof
10 his crdsr buck and recording tie same,
w3ln.
II. b. The State Printers In the STATES
o! Chic, Kentucky and Tennessee, and tue
Edieor OF tie National Insellig eucer, are
requested to publish the above advertise.
meat and extract in their papers once n
we los 3lnonths. and transmit their ac4
conass o we Executive OF this sale, ior
payEent.
R:chmond, Virg. May 81, w3m.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08
To Rent,

TWO Houses, on the cross street lead.
Ing to Shockoe Warehouse Thes havs
been thoroughly repaired and are now fit
to receive tenants.
JOSEPH CALICO.
May IS, 1911. I'd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08
mFOR SALE.

Z I Buckingham Court house, the second
Monday IN August next, being court day
and the l2tll OF the month, viii be sold, 10
the highest bidder, for cash, that valuable
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08

IN LoursA County Court, Nay 10, 1911.
II omas Baker Pitt.
AGiINS7
William Crenshaw an6 Sally his wife, -
James Pittitt and Frances his wife,
George Massie and Temperance his
wife, Martin Baker administrator OF :
William Baker decd. Martin Baker,
Newell Baker, William Baker, SAM x
uel Baker, Robert Waiton and Ma
ny his wife, ard Robert Harris and
Elizabeth his wife, Deft's
3 HE Defendants, Robert Walton, and Ro-
| bert Harris, hot having entered their
| appearance and given security according to
the act Of assembly and the rules Of this
| court, end it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the court, that they are not nhabitants OF
this state: on the motion of the plaintiff by
his counsel, it IS ordered chat the said defen-
dants Robert Walton and Robert Harris, &c
appear here on the second Monday in Au-
gust next and answer the plaintiffs bilt; and
that copy of this order be forthwith nser-
ted in one Of the newspapers printed in the
city of R;chnond for eight weeks succs s.
sively, and posted at the front door of the
courthouse of this county en- some. court day
a Copy-Tcsie,
JOHN POINDEXTER, C. L. c.
J (wstS)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08

=
VIRGINIA:
1T Sahcrior Curt ef Cbaneeyy, holdea at
Ae Cafitof in the City Of hichmond, tie
lsf-day QfFe6rnary, 1911.
John Cabell rltf
AGAINST
Robert Crawford and Joseph Slater, Defl's
THE defendants not having entered their
appearance and given security according to
the act of assembly and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing to the satisfaction Of
the court, that they are not inhabitants Of
this country: on notion Of the plaintiff by
his counsel, II 10 ordered, That the said de-
PENDANT DO appear here On the FIRST day OF
the next term and answer the bill Of the
plaintiff; and that a copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper pub
lshed in the City Of Richmond for two
months suceessiveiy, and posted at the front
door Of the Capitol IN the said city.
Il cehy--Teate
WM. w. HENING, c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08

~ .Nct two Bicnksto a Prize!
The drawing Will positively Commence en-
WEDNESDAY thc 3lst IuLY NEXT, (nearly
one month before any other Lottery which is
to be drswn in Baltimore and will continue
to.draw c.,e,y zveek without any iatern,issio7r
until the Lottery is completed.
The first drawn Ticket Will be entitled TO
aprize Of 7aree 7Housand Dollars, for which
the Cash may be obtained, at small Dis
Count in an hours notice
*ss A few tickets for Sale at this OEcc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08

JUST arrived per the Brig Diligence
) capt. Tracey, from Liverpool, a very
general assortment Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08
Cut Brads.
Sd. 10 IL cents per 10. Ii 1.a cents per

Sd. TO II cents per TO. II II ccnts per
10.
Tod. 10 IL
I'D 10 II
god. 10 IL
Broad and Narrow Axes, Hatchets, MAJ.
s-cks, Peek Axes, Grub5Ing Hoes, Broad
Killing and G2rdsn Hoes, I races. 5g,ll-
chains, Plough Shares s. Coul,ers, StrStcn.
ers and Ok Chains, Hinges OF different
sizes, Hamners, Wedges, Feudeis, and
CIpder ShoycIs, Spsfflc, Curb and Bliad
Brides, Halters, Horse and Mule Cellars,
Surcinsles, Back x Belly Bands, BRACES,
Breeching, Fire Buckets, Bed Cords Lea
ding Lines, SASH CorG, Chalk Lines and
SCENE L Sihe, Cotton Cloth OF Diff reu,
descriptions. Spun Cotton, Bed Ficks, NO.
rocco Caps, sc. &c. Sc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08
One shigie 7;cke4 IN he

UHe SaiSle I3ckef n Me
Vaccine Institution Lottery
can now be purchased for three dollars and
seUentyJfge cents ONLY, which may gain
the whole of any one CT more Of the follow
ing
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08

IN LouIsA County Cour:, Nay 10, 1911.
II omas Baker Pltf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-21
(sELECrED.)
TIE LlBgRT'Y TREE.
TUN NE--ALKSoMAck.


WHt,T our tutelar saint, III his wgwam reclinu,
Snio4 hs pipe 20 ,niyen the strength Of his i..ind
Surrctlded by chiefs, he this sentiment gave
kct no people on ear h, soma, your freedom ensavs
Fer tie G0dv ALkNohAsk savioW shuH be,
.2,i shel;er Mc brave Win the LIsEarY Tpxx
Though the blood OF chief, should ensrimson the
Ngel,
Yet the spirit of snngth from their will arise
Lad, ~nsnty dlurIsh tle n. chet Of war,
Agd thc cries vt the too will DC heard from afar
Eor .yas,aes great charter tie riyht nepsr gaze,
1Xs. sBe s.ortoi another shsnia dare 20 ensiars
Wae, our foes would disunion and dscord employ,
AID by 1rt, not by arms, lay the ruins OF Troy;
II bcsJries Us, my iiiendS, all united IN be,
Surrounding the root OF the LIsRarr rRaK.
FIR .Satmss grsai charter IN: rigki rsver gare
! T,.zs o..c @oriR another sasntd dsre to easiave
Mayihat freedom, whose rays are taught adore,
Beam bright the sun, aud bless every shore
No na,ion that strives 10 be wilder mankind,
Gan the aoNs or COLUMBIA in tcttcrs Ger bind.
For Hs God Of ALKHoMAcK sn sd,iotr sbaR 5e.
Ind shst,1r iao brave sv,th as LIsgRrY TREE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-21
A FORTUNATE JOKE.

DIR. Fiams cad was many years Astronomer Roy
al =, Nreenwich observatory humourist, and of
warm passions persons OF hs profession are often
supposed by the vulgar people, 70 capable of fore
tsdIng events. TO TINS persuation, poor washer
woman at Greenwich, who had been robbed one
nishl, OF a large parcel OF linen, to- her anos, ruin
1T forced pay for IT, csme to him, and with great
anxiety earnestly requested hm To use his art To let
her know where her thinss were, and who robbed
her The Doctor happened TO be in the humour 10
Joke he bio her STAY, he would see what he could
do, perhaps he might let her know she might find
them bu. WHO the persons were he would not ln.
der,ake to say, she could not have any positive
proof to convict them, it would be needle.s.
He then set about drawing circles, squares, Sc To
anuse her, and after some time told Ger, If she
would 60 into particular field, that in such part
of il, III dry ditch she would find them all b,lad-
led up in sheet: the woman went and Found Them.
with great haste and jsyt to thank the Doctor,
and offered hm half crown, az token of graft.
tude, being much as she could afford. The Doc
tor, surprizcd himself told her, [" Good woman,
sm heartily glad you have found your things, but
assure YOU l kncw nothing of it, and only intended
to Joke with you, and then to have read YOU a lee.
ture on the folly of applying pny person to know
events rot IN ,hc human power tell but see the
q, v has mjnd should deal with hn--I am ec-
tsrm,ned will not, so never come, send any one
to me, any moce on such occasions, for will never
atc apt such another affair whilst I've" Thi, $40.
~ Dr Fsmscsd told the Rev and is.lned Mr. Whis-
ton, mis- numate FREUD.
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ABSENCE OF MIND

THE following anccdee, related by Madam. the
widow of Monsieur, only brother Of LOUIS XIV. in
her letters lately published, may operate as warn
ing to oar fair readers how they indulge themselves
in ABSENCE OF mnd. Speaking of Madam Gordon,
she avs, She was remarkable for absence Of miml
Ind had habit of unbuttoning the coat of,evcry
BODY 8 - was speaking to; Monsieur, nv husband.
desired one day 10 tell something from him to
the Chevaiier Bcnveron. Captain of his guards, a
very tall man. and she being very Short and unable
20 reach has wais,coat, begun to unbu,ton him be-
low; the Captain asionisiicd, jumped back, crying
.sk1dgm. ~hai iesuh ysu hare ?"--and the whole
assembly burst into q ft Of laughter.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-21

IN consequence cf Car.ow and FoiIEETH
the Breath of almost every person is rem
dered 06enare. There are few persons, who
have not more or less Of the ScHryey about
the Teeth and Gums, in the form Of dark
scale on crust, OF tartarious nature, and
closely aGhering 10 the teeth ana, which if
not carefslly rcm1ped, soon corrodes the encm-
sf ana subjects them 10 that worst Of pain,
the Joo;a .scis.
Csdous and ftv' Teeth, frequently occasion
head ache, and Other nervous diseases, sick
stomach and fever. Add To these the Defer
mity of the mouth, occasioncd by jOri and de-
.fechpe Teeth.
70 prevent these disagreeabe consequent
ces, every perso should attend to the dlseas-
ed state of their teeth, in early life.
Aud ,lid people reflect On the subject,
there is hardly any thing winch would appear
worse, than q mouth full of Jom and caions
Teeth.
IT TLApIEs md GEsTLEMES, who wish
TO preserve their Teeth for fashion and future
usefulness, AMI 90 have them made clean,
white and beautiful, would do we'll tolapply
to the PHYSfCLiN at
No. 10, MARL LBORO'-STREET,
near the Methodist Chapei,) emo operates as
Dentist.
Ur Advice given gratis. Dec. 81.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
G. f. RG l. w A n Il 0 n,

On the Store lately occupied by Fanton 6 Rathbpns
FE.AS lusJ received IL. additional o.
L z sortment of the latest and best Editions of
Scbool G0oRS.
which he will sell by The groce, dozen single,
low az can be parchased Of the publishers, amons
hose last received are
Wybster's Spelling 3ooks,revised edition;
Aiden's Is. ID, and Sd VoIemes Dsbolps Arthma
tick /; fnerbcsa Preceptor Morse's Geography |;
Columbian Orator Perry's, Walker and aer Die
tonAries Murray's Grammar; Introduction, Read
or and Seonci IN do Hartford school Bibles; Phiia
de.pa and common Tcstamen,s.
lie hs- a..o Just received few more Groce
Clergyman and Clergyman Minor
Al;aGnackS, for 1871;
Farmers, and Bickerstan's Rhode-Islan do at the
groce prices.
He has also received large assortment Of
BAnfa E00kS
not ruled Blank Account Books, of every shape
ard size usually wanted, made of the best Hartford
paper. and we'll bound. Lately Receiped,
2cascs best English Satin Beavers
do best American Hats
Warranted not to crack or fade. few boxes Youths
and Mems fell Hats.
Pabef Hdngngs and Borders,
will be sold remarkably chcsp-owcr by so per cent
than the usual prices The assortment has been very
considerably enlarged by the addition of several
Thousand kolk, from the lowest prices, a, 25 cents
per roll, to The most elegant patterns.
A large and very valuable collection Of
Books,
mostly from the Providence Book k-store now sell
ling at aboutope half the price usually charged
Prayer Books, @
great variety, with and without plates, and with adj
dnonai iiymns,n plain and Morocco bindings, from
90 cents to S6.
Singing Societies
can be furnished with Reeds, Jenkss, Shaw's Flol-
den's and other Collections, of the best Editions
and at lowest prices, by the dozen single one.
Dec. ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-21
CathoIicA Seminary Lottery.

THE drawing OF the Frenchtown Catho-
i fck Semisary Lottery, third Glass, will
positively commence on the lst MONDAY
OF March next, sickness or death excepted
Persons having drawn Tickets in the present
Class, and who have neglected taking out the
same are hereby requc sted to call immedi-
ately, or they VIII be sealed up and lodged
with the Town Clerk OF this town, for the
benefit of those persons only who purchased
their tickets of the Managers or some person
legally authorized by them to sell the same.
PARDON TILLINGHAST,1
THOMAS FRY, Managers
GEORGE CARD,
ErTICKETS may be had of either Of
the Managers, and o. the Office Of The Rhode
Island Republican, If called for soon.
East-Greenwich, Dec. 81.
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sT NOTICE. -

THE subscribers contemplating close Of their
concern, give this publick notice, and earnest
ly solicit all persons indebted by note or book
count, 10 settle he same immediately
The! have on hand, handsome and fresh sssor,-
ment Of
DRY GOODS,
which they will dispose Of very low terms, for
cash or short credit. Tie pubick are respectfully
invited to call and see
MUMFORD e TILLINGHAST,
Ian, Is. No. 49, JHnmes- Street.
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VALUABLE FHl2M.

FOR SALE, b, the subscriber, a VAL
Il liable FARM, very pleasantly situated in tire
town of Middetown, about miles from Newport,
*Sjonng the river, on the east side of the islarc,
where there is good fishing and fowling and near to
the beach, afiordng plenty of manure. The Farm
contains about 40 or so acres OF excellent Land,
good DIV cling House and Buildings, fenced with
stone wall, we'll watered, and an Orchard thereon Of
the best grated fruit trees, just coming to na,ury
For terms, apply the subscriber, the premises,
WILLIAM TAGGART.
Middciovn. Nov z. 1910.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
THE Subscribers having been appoint.
ed by the Hon. Court Of Probate, for the town Of
Newport, in the county of Newport, Commissioners
to receive, examine and adjust the claims against
the Estate of
SAMUEL STERNE, Merchsnt,
late OF said Newport, deceased, represented in
solvent do hereby give notice that x months frora
the date hereof are allowed TO the ere dtors of said
estate, to bringn their respective claims to ether
oi the subscribers, at their respective dwellings,
within the time aforesaid
Io. Ra'i1, TorD,,sn. p,s"a"' jun c.rrmi..i.rs-.
And all persons indebted to sad estate. are re-
qucsted 70 make immediate paymen, to
SARAn STERNE, .3arirtsfras,in.
JoRN SrERaE, .3ounnistraso,
.Newpsrs, Dec. 4, 1910.