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FROM GIBRALTAR.

Ascouns ndvs Dsen received from Clb-
raj TO me middle oil Jan Inc i a0kin
"a iouched al Gibtal,ar, on the l2a. and
ian acd,a,e,y sailed for Sitaeus, to Ioin the
A nsrican squad on.
Despatches had been received al Gibtal-
tat, from the BAibsry coast, Announcing the
continuance of the plague al Bona, Ccos' an
tine and Aigiers. They also conf IN 1t he in
se.ligonce Of The Dey Of A|gIe,s, haviog
wiodrawn to the cltidal Of Caspa; and as
cribe this deter mipalioo 90 the many plols
: framed by The Jaonsi,saries sgaiDs, his. ute.
The Dsy, it is said had dismissed the TUX
ish soldiers, Sho COMPOSED his Guard, and
black troops we're now doing, duty about HE
Dc 500 Ii is also said, that The Bey Of . an
had been stranged; the second in command
Thrown into cootine ment, and all the princi
pal ,fIioer. changed. rhe new Bey, Tux
of the natne Of Cassan had arrived - . IAN
from Algieis, with the rstiaue oi 5000 per.
sons.
G,b alter teters say that the U. s. brig
Alert. was at Marseilles fo,n whence le,
te.s nd been received, announcing that D..
En,us, lhs American Minister 20 Holland vas
there.
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A private iete, from New Oplesns, OF 2eih
airmo, 20 geotie man in this city, tu'nishe' :
the following information from Fort Scott |:
"Lieu,. Saarr, cffhe army has .his moment,
sr wed here feom Fo Scott, which post he
left on the 10th inst. He states. that oot aoy
of the provisions (forws-d from New O'lesos
BY the eontrsc,or) bad reached here one Of
n vessels had seyurnsd to Mobile, the other
supposed TO be lost II sea. as oothiag has been
head of ber since she left here i, sppea's
fr,u The statement OF Lieut.. 3 ths, there IS
no possible hope Of getting provisions on to
ths, place, a. The river is ,ined With Indians,
sud e,ery mode Of conveyance Gu "a by them.
The troops a, For, Scott will have to fail down
% the mouth Of tho Apalaehicc!a, a, which
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DOCI. JOHNSON,


Cart. oii tfI..LD = / " OOD,
or Bristol, X l. informs bis friends and the pub.
~ lic, that by the advice cf his friends, and many
otners, who have been cured b, him, of obstinate
disorders. that he will undertake The speedy and ef
sectuai cure Of the strans suy-a sorts Of graveily
comp sints--all sorts Of fslling sckoess-ali ner.
compIaints--billious colics--eramps in the
stomsch-fever sores-scrofnil rheumatic com.
pisints-snd disorder of certain kind, very
speedily, leaving the patieut perfectly sound ne
also the piles. old standing coughs and dyson
tary t
fhe above complsin,s Ne professes to cure In the
mos. speedy, safe, and efectnal msnner--and will
be grateful for share Of public patronage.
He also cures the scufvy in the teeth and the
tooth acae-and as the teeth become loose by the
scuryy, he fastens them 10 the gum, as souas as
ever. 4 nauseous or ,s.greeabie breath he sweat
tens by his medicins in 6 or days He performs a
Gu of that holrd disorder called the scaldhesd in
ayery short time AL burns aud seoids he cures in
rs or IS days, IL applied 10 Immediately. recipe
for the above cure be had, application to him
BristoI, July 1, lbH IL
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l,IGD

In this town on Tuesday last, after long and dis
ttessing ihness which she bore with foriitude and
pioas resignation, Mrs SARAH CARD, wife of Mr.
VIM. Card. juu and daughter Of the late MI sjor wm.
Helme, IN the 9Th wear fher age
Al Prsu,dence, on Monday last, 0EoRcr Jsa-
AuLp IN The i5tn year of his age, While standing
on steep deolivy of the rivers bank, to view the
ice which was about bre.king up, be slipped down
and fell into the water. All efforts to save him were
unsvailing. aad he passed down the falls with bis
arms uplifted. il impIorng the help Of the crowd
ofpeope which gaherd OH and about the bridge,
and who could only iamen, the certainty Of bis fate
His body has not since been seen.
Al Sm,ttfeid, Nj jon n JEsckEs. aged 62. years
At Har,s,ek Oh the 2Sih iGs,ant, Caplian Roo ooEar
EpMUSps. IN he 75,h year ofhis age.
At Boston, on the LIST inst Mrs MARY -HuoHEs,
wife - " .iiei Hughes ~ he Theatre
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INDIAN VAR.

The last received hanondi Iafsihgeneer
says, accounts f,om Milledsevilie state, that
the de,achmen, of militia seeen,ly ordered
ous, are nstchiog ~ith alacti,y TO Hartford
the place OF reDdczvoasj and tbat Gou. Jsck
son arrived at to.t Scolt oo the Q h inst.
Fears weee expressed tnN fiom the o.irre Of
the grouad, the Iud.ans would nc able toe
lude a genersI engagement, p,ocrAei,-
nate the war siDos, q, pitsso ),
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place they can DC supplied, otherwise they
must 60 in.o Fort HawkIns."
a previous letter from the same gentleman,
mentions, that considerable quantity Of pro
visions, forwarded fsom New Orleans FOR the
Army, by way OF Pensacola, nad been stopped
aud turned back by the Spanish authorities at
that place, who refused per emission 10 trans.
port the supplies up the Escambis.
.faf. Intel.
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POHT "a A d Y az

PORT or AhWF ORT
f ENTERED,
Schooner Orion, Pendieton, Havana, brig Perse.
verance, Lswton, do
CLEARED,
Brig Mount Pleasant, Eddy, Trinidad sShr Al.
pheps 4 Nancy. shove, Havana, sloop ID ID. Jones.
Cshoone, Eew.York.
Tuesday, Aar. lo-Arrived s,h. Perse-
veraeee, L,w'on. ys.etd>y mornius in
FsrPou!in Cove parted with sch. Ente spiize,
Lewis, II days tsom Havana. bound 10 Colds
boioush, yaine.
lh- sch. indus, y, eas,on Of this port was
@ Point Pete, Feb q
The big Rassei, New,op, Ct iais port was
al 7 mid a. L b 10, onee,faie ~ace ,o snl.
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DfhRRIED,

At Providence, on "Wednesday murning last. by
the Rev Mr.. rsno, BRsyAMiN CowELL Esq 10
Miss ELIZA h. HowELl. eldest daughter OF the
Hon. jeremiah h Howell all OF Providence
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NO1'iCE.

Refusding Of Internal Duties.
4 GREEABLY 10 ihe act Of Congress, oi
N D..rm5e, 2Si. Ist7, duiies paid on "
,,s 5 for period, extending beyond the 3is'
Of D-eem5er, 1917. and for stamps not used
are TO be refunded by the respective Coliee
,ots, provided the stamps shall be returned
previous to the hta day of May, 1918
Collectors Office kewhort January, z, 1918
CHRISTOPHER RAYMOND PERRY.
Csueesor Of fhe Reverue for fhe .frsf Colfee-
fion Disfrief of Rhsd<- Island
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The Travelling Abode or Ak, mentioned
short time since as moving westward, is
stated in tho Utica Patriot, to have passed
thsough tha, place, about the l2sh Feb. thirty
days out from the District OF nj inc, ell we'll
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NOi'iC

NJ IL -.
THE Firm Of CRANsTON & SHAW was dis
1 solved on the 9Th inst By the decesse of Mr
Hsssy SHAW All persons indebted 10 sa'o ~ m'
are requested to make imm, ,ate payment. at Store
HENRY Y. CR.SsToN.
ssvspanS Ps-:1sr.
Newport, Jan -. 1915.
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different remedy from that herein provided e. no
collection ot deb's due 10 any Bank and much ,f
any and sll acts heretofore Passed ssns, is npux.
nss 10, do Rcossis,en, with. any of the proysi. At
tbs act, be and the SAME are is,ety repealeo F.o.
v.ded, that no,hng in this act shall he cousuu., Ia
effect. sr nlerie with any pro, eeding already lid
OF commenced, in conformity to any former act or
acts.
Ur!ersd. Tha, said act be published fer hres
weeks. in all the newspapers printed in this state
true copy Witness,
SAMUEL. EDDY. s.-',v
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PRoPoSaLS
BY RAYMokE K MILLS,
Fon PUBLISHING Br suBsc cRiPTlox AN on.o-
IsAL WORK TO BE EKTITLEp,
The TOUR
or
JAMES MONROE,
PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES, "a
1UE FEAR 1917
Together with sketch OF his life . nm account of
his e'ec'ion and Inaugural Speech, with Historical
ard Geogrsphicsi notices Of The places through
which lie passr! in his tour.
By ) PUTNAM WALDO, Fsa
COMPILER OF ROBBINS JOURNAL ~
TpE Passage Of the Chief Magistrate Of q great
nation, through The country which he pres,des,
is scene seldom Witnessed. and cannon be viewed
bnt with the iivcllest interest The recent Tour
the President vi The United states, tbro' large ar
important section Of the Union, produced sensations
~ American bosoms which the rest Of the woi II
may justly envy, but cannot hope to enjoy In tba
President. the people recognized po,icsi father.
more soiicious tor their hofbpess Than 70, his .g.
srandizeneni. He WAS evefy VIII, re received with
cordial alta hmcr. ard rc,urnvd the ciyilit,es he.
slowed upon him with dlgnificd sHsbiIi,y A brief
account of such MAcIsTRATK--of his Eiertion--
h,s Iew and the Country through which he passed,
u execued With toiersbIc abb lily, cannot be uniu.
tcres'ing ,oihe cidzens Of the United states
should the patronage Of the work justify The ex,
pence. /, will be otnamon,ed with an elegant por.
trait of JAMES MONROE. President Of The United
ss.tes executed by an engrayer Of the FIRST rspu,A
taioO. --.ss:-
CONDITIONS.
I The work will contain At least three hundred
pages, in duodecimo. and be handsomely bound
and letlcrcd
II. To subscribers. the price win be one dollar.
10 non-subcribers, one dollar and tb,irty.four
cents.
H. Any person who proctres ten Subscribers, and
hern C,r Al, tel.v
cry Of the work, shall have an eleventh gratis
TT subscription papers TO be returned to r. D.
BoLEs b Co. by the LIST day OF March, 1918.
~ Sntseriqnons veceiped az fhs cDiec.
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SAFE az Aurfion, ofshe Real Enass %
JOSEPH WEEDEN
ny virtue Of decree y me SHh,rme JudiricS
Court al their March term, 1910, for IRE
county of hewhorh
Will be sold at Public Auction.
TO the highes, bidder,
TN the brst MONDAY ei Appl, A, d. 1918.
Al 10 o'clock, NJ On the Premises,
co much OF the Real Estate OF Josrru WsRpxp,
~ situate in MiddIetown, in the county of New.
port bounded and described AZ follows viz NORTH.
er'y on land OF Benjamin barker sns Jeremiah Iis,
--eas'eriy on land ot the Charity Farm aad the pont
--soutbery on land Of the heirs Of Peeg Clarke
and westerly partly on the road, or h,ehwsy, ars
partly on, and Of said heirs Of pecg Clarke IA
VIII be saicien, To pay the just debts Of the sail
Joseph eden, with ,he incidenia, charges, \,
gondnons Of sale witt be nude known AZ the
time and place Of sale
ALANsoN PECKHAM. Cnsrd.an.
Middletown, NiarcI. a. 1918
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A COnvtaiCu tenSnStIl, sUInC v h2C
4 4 near the centre Of the town, is wanted in.
Qriss ~ this uffise Mach III.
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Hny Cheap LLNLAS
t.. w. IAWION.

las few Pieces (s5 yards In a piece) Of 2 9
= sh,stiag LINEN S, ofa handsome qnality, which
he w'il sell Tor Irs DoLLAas Piece, beng iess
ihsn ~ eeais per yard, for CASH only
Newport Feb IL hItt &C
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SALE Al ACCIiON
6y order V the Ereeutors ot ihe Wia efM,,-
Ca'hnrine ffaibone deeeased, piS
On WEDNESDAY. lin inst a, / o'clock,
(f far. II not, the next fair day, ut the same hour
HiR be SOLO at Pubic .7s.etisn, on fhs Prsnssr..
A FARM containing about S5 sercs, with Dwcl.
4 \ ing-iiousc, Barn, Crib, &c situate one milo
IRON The stateiIouse in Newport now ia the pos.
session Of Mr.. Willianr1 1oln,sn..
Conditions at tile Tine and place Of sale
8. DEAN, .isef't
Newport March lgrp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16
INDIAN liOSTILITIEs.

IlUNTsvILEE, q. T.) Sept. %. BY
the following extract from a gentleman al
he Falls of TUSCALOOSA, 10 his son in
this place, IL appears that large body OF
Seminoles, who 1t is supposed, ARE emIgrat-
ing 10 tie country west of The MissI$sip-
pl, had committed some olirages on their
march. 1t certainly would have been
good policy for them to have passed
through The territory, as pezceably as
pusslblc, and we are ignorant Of the pro-
vocation, given them, il any, bul from
lie uBIforAi uniriendly usage, they have
received iron, Tie whites im The lower
country, We may well suppose thcy were
moi treated With much Kindness. DIcir
retaliation, however must have been
highly in,poIilic, If they had rccsiypd any
injury, iOr il is probable il,e white settlers
in lie vicinity of Tnskaloess willpur-
sue them, and perhaps cut them OF he
fore they effect passage OF The 6lissis-
slppi.
The letter is dated l7ih insiant--and
we understand from other sources that
the Whole country j. extremely alarmed.
There has "A large party of indians
about 100 10 40 Of The SeminOIcs peno-
trated through The cousiFy, and have sc.
crciCd themselves ~ a large cypress
swamp. abOwt len miles beloW dis place,
end west OF The r'v0r. They killed Ia
bout 90 miles below one neggo woman
aud three whine children. 'i'he whites
Nent ~ pursuit yesterday, lonnd them
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DOMESTIC.


WAsHINGTON, Oct. l2.-The POriu-
giesr minister Chcv. Co,yea de Scrra las
returned from Iisit 10 Virginia and The
French Minister ". de NcuciHe, is under
stood 10 be at present OH visit to MIR.
Madison. Net. Int.
AmcriCan CanUGs.
II is stated, that by crde, of Tie Navy
Commits toner's, Il lair test i.aS breu made
OF the comparative durability Of American
and Russia Canvas. which has resulted
in clear Demonstration of tie superb
Gritty of our own fabric. 4 pTciercnce is
therefore given 10 our canvas tor the pub
Tic service.
We are Told ofan iron fouudery at Gin
cinnaii, III which 50 hands are cmpoyed.
The ron work and engines for seven Steam
boats are now making at this establish.
mcui. 10.
The Maryland House Of Delegates con
lains fG Republicans. and - Fcdcralsts ;
aud the federal majority, oil jOiui ballot,
is only votes.
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rnoN rmr MARYLAND cENsor.

FEoT TIT MARYLAND CENsOH
The present. government Of Bru=HS ITS character
ard crHeHies.
The present government of Brazils, may he
fairly considered, as among the mot corrupt,
cruel, aud blood thirsty IN existence. The
darkest ages Of bSrbarisni, afford no parallel
to the cTueiti0s committed OIL The l. adcrs of
the late revelation at Pcruambuco--a feyOlu.
ton, Singularly remarkable for its mildness
and meTciiil lOfDcaranCe, towards the officers
Of the King who we're conducted to places Of
safety, and allow, d TO depart without INJURY
OF lnsnlt-not hair Of their heads was touch
ed ard what return did tie tyrant make for
this cicmeucy Of the people this most dis
tinGuished aud tittuOus characters were
butchercd in manner, tat would have caus
ed the blood Of royal tiger OF the forest to
TocOil with hofFor--yct 10 the senses OF The less
mercful tiger on Tie throne of Bsaziis. ihcir
mangled limbs olleied the most grateful IH-
cense.
Amongst numerous unhappy victims. exeeut-
81 al IT. Salvador, was tie patiIot Martins
shot to dealt, with all the refinement Of cruel
~: the royal eNecutioners commenced by TAX
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and had a little battle. both parties run.
two white men were killedand one wound
ed-how many Indians were killed, is not
known, some say one, Others or 3, and
others 10 ~.
There was another party of 40 Indi-
ans near the road, about 70 miles above
this place, and report says "a large party
has gone up The Cahaba Valley all maxi
ing their Nay TO White river, and the
Lakes. There have gone against the In
dians abou! $50 Whites to-day, and am
IN great hopes every one will be killed be-
fore they get over The river" Rep.
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rHy(KAS4y 7pEA7'Y.

NASHVILLE. Sept. 2G.--Gen. jackson
and Gov. Shelby, with their suites, left
here Oh Sunday last for lie ChickaSaw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-16

We do not believe that Mr.. MARITIME
10 the bearer OF 4 treaty of ccssiOn Of the
FiOr'das lie may have brought inst,Hc-
HoHs 10 Don DE ONIs 10 make ihe ces-
sion. B0st. Cent.
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Hand for Sasp.

" pursuance nj deed oftrUst from Robert Campbell
- "nu VIC 10 me, dated the INST day January isi2
% record IN The General Court secure tie payment
OF sum OF moneyto Samuel p. Parsons administrator
ana Eiizahth 4. YUunghusbaud administratrx al p,ea
sam fouhghns dec.l shall sell at public atron
Ior ieadl money before the door OF The BIU ay
eih, III lhe Cy oil Richmond, tie 27fh daV of Eebru
uTys 1918, the three folioX ing tracts or uarcc 81 ~
Nlus IN that Of the county of Mason in bis StaIe
wit - - s'""A"' "
one tract confirming five hundred acres by survey da
Tea tue 25d day al October I7Os granted nv Ibis Cow
n0wea!tlI 10 John Hicks aud Robert Camnhe a,iioin
s te iIo III SIDE OF The the said HicLs au
S,iFnel no. D on tue waters Of the Big Sandy Greek
OF Ohio River. N' 49,"
one other tract containing live hundred acres INV eur
Vey uated zihoI October I70s granted by this Common
WEALTH 10 Tue SAID Hicks aud Campbell Joining her sur
NeS o I'VE huhuTeo acres No. aud The north side
' pei~eeh tue lei hand ioTk of Big Sandy Creek
" .le ONO RIVER ana The main Lille SANDY Creek
Anu another tIact containing i've hundred acres nv
survey dated 25th OF October iIas granted nv tbs Con-
1hohweaitJ 10 tie said Hicks and Camuben near tho Al
V.oins Idge between Big aud Little Sandy creeks OF o.
no i.'vei snoal SIN miles from said river oinirg te
norm sine ot survey made for said Hicks and am he
No q, aud west side OF their suTvey No a. ''
men saId three tracts Of land part of the real
$500 20 "h'cH hoberi Hicks Of the said Jonn
HICKS by ms answer Ied the Superior Conrt OF Chm
~ oI uie hehmohd District, IN suit between Camp
pen anu Duheau and others, agreed to release TO sad
h0eit Campbell all his the Robert tgckys Interest
t"eteih, iof The consideration the said ausver meat.
o,tu among which IS the sum of hundred dollars
Nch SAID sum tue said Campbell states IN the said deed
% rust ne mas paid said Robert Hicks-Ssven tracts of
iaid, OF hvc hundred each in The name ot irk
hnu campbell dying IN the county of Mason have be.u
iehheu LOT nan payment OF taxes and forfeited 10 the
firno.-i have redeemed three them ior the
vi ne uhst above mentioned, presenting that the
tuned. ~ SttTn1 ,19, 'e-
January "a. sa.rfds
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NyNrophobia.

t'f'AT this disease is deprived all its terrors and
n dangers by that substance called the CHINESE
SNAkE-SrONE, Is at this day too well established for
the most scepiieal 10 doubt.
The i'rst OF these stones which discovered for
u,is are se'eialn the State. has been thirteen years
hnoer the eye OF medical gentleman who has applied IL
10 number OF canine wounds, all OF which
nave proved successful ia preventing the disease. A
company 81 gentlemen purchased this aitice with
view OF Retaining 1t IN their neghbciibocd toget
er wan the humane purpose of having applied fee OF
expense To paupefs
As the place Df deposit Of this useful substance is rot
extensively knowA the public hereby informed T-at
~ Is IN he hands OF the subscriber in tive of Tappa
na"hOcA VINO VIII apply Il To The aiuen for the oder
a'e sum Z" eight dollars for the gst woad aud two dol
ats Tor each other wound 10 pHupets, who bring with
tnehl tue cercate of som. respectable person in thc,
neishbouIhood that they are SUCH II viii be applied IA
It's. "fr'NN o."
subscriber has several shares in this Invaluable
SUM st.i 10 dispose OF. JAMES X. MICOU.
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Il Produce Sweep S,fnkes
No.i.--ror the cultivation of Indian Corn an Inv.
L y grounds. in Isis ''' va Ao"-

No.i.-~ror the cultivation of Indian Corn an Inv
y grounds, in 1918. va "
No.2-Do. do. do. on highland i'm 1873
Every person wishing 10 become a member of Mo I
OF NO. VIII obge himself 10 cultivate 10 acres of land
IL me State OF Virginia, on the East Inc Bn, RIDGE
Vhg III square, OF IN such regularly oblour form tat
'he ienetb shall not be more Than double The width
ne measurement Of Tie land and Of the crop will he
naue IN me presence Of and will be certified by free
hSldeis ON oath, to The judges may be appcied Inv
tue attending subscribers the fret Monday in AurI
next on which day the books OF subscription will be co
scd. i was" " w"
On he hfst Monday in January next The ju6ses will
award te pr'zes IN manner following wit-One half
VI tue whole sum suhsCrhed for either number TO The
person VINO shan make the greatest quantity of lndan
IoFh (acvng two barrels ia the ear to one OF sbell,d
c"fhl one iortio the second greatest and The reain
h ou III 10 the Hard greatest quantity IN the event of
ave ~ quantity the prize will be equally divided amongst
an wh" may be ~ equal quantity Of that grade.
in 1919. ~ i WIZ '"He'
W. do do. do upon fallowed land in 1910
Tor TIE two last Nos. books subsc he Kent
open To The hIst Monday Jauuefy 1919 on pincipies
alosethet similar 10 MOL aBd No. , az which time
Judges WIZ be appointed aid INST Monda, in ia.
hnary, 1870, the prizes VIII he awarded
Subscribers to either Of the above Nos will enter ~ cir
names wIthtbe Cashier OF tie Brunch Sank OF the Uni
tea States in Richmond, pay ten dollars for each
NJ" of which he may become a member
January IL. 7o.ws,
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Companies hereby proposed TO be created, one
halt thereof, in the names OF the stockholders
OF the bank, and tue other halt in the name and
Tor the benefit otthe commonwealth, and shall
pay for the whole of such stock SO subscribed
IN twenty annnal instruments, commencing at
the cnd OF one year after the principal BANK
shall commence its operations.
7ih. That reasonable tolls shall be establish.
ed by HE river and r0ad companies hereby
proposed % be created, aud that al the annual
elections of The directors of such compuni :.
the ktoc khviders oi tile bana shall elect one halt
%! ihe directors, t'ie other half and the presi-
dcnt ~ be elected by The state.
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STONY Point MINIS.

ENoR SALE wiihou; reselve.-or Monday The 2sd day
- " teofUafy heNt, we vii sell 10 tie highest bidder
me ABOVE property situated ppomattOx river in The
county OF Cuhbei 'andnavigaou 10 Peter sburg aoont
carriage. - ~
This establishment, account OF rs magnitude and
situation ia considered The best GA the river The mill
mouse is large, With iOnr paT burr stones with the
chlnefy new aud III complete order a .oot Sorehonse
iaTge dweiinshouse nearly nehcd two ooopcrs sbops
ana blaeksmths shop, boats, a large and excel
tent pace OF saye timber TOR barrels and other ~ DIR
~ all OF winch will he sold after The safe 81 the mills
ihefe are hity of iaDd belonging TO e mills For
me MUS. one fourth oI the purchase MONEY will be re-
years. 49, ''
After The sale ofthe foregoing property we will sell al
auction the stock of GOODS on hand about = Don nm
credit Of six months for all sums s 10.
EJ Ih0Sc inclined to purchase nIay be assured that
tue property viii be sold advertised aud is well
me attention OF enteIpri7ing There is 10 dam al
present, II having been carried away late las, summer
bnt The timber for large scale on the bank and
framed, together with stone the spec: The timber will
go along with the mills in the sale.
j. q. WOoDSON Il co.
January Zl SltdSs