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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-16

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\ Mt 4 psa.r,tu mllurncr must arnftet
a.. lid a.er IN ns io udacr hin IL
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is schp0inalc, B"nI AoiirnN, aged -,
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peu-kuits lie as faaid gully al man
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! him ~ the u.crcl al he court, on ncc0ml
II hrs ssUetDF youth.
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oI NJ, York, and IL NJ, go. la.
81 The hm.'s G,iiusU Legion, IA tpHac'
qagt,ce ~ sni4r r. D~rltuTz hi The latter ptl
! tac coarage al lhr Am"lien nahum. Jhe
Grst shot proved mrhccua un bath sides
the second wouadod blr. /. slightly in The
tHni--su cllnI aas th,u made 10 I1Uuucr
q recnnoD' siion but hi. 4 poalintS ec-
fused, duu demanded another pleIoL he
was dgsdn wrand.d On ths lhlid nee, "Len,
Win somt difficulty, an amleabIe hcllle-
n,ent WAS brought about. Nh. VI. escaped
unhun.
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Uiddio, mas drIIscu al kIo JduenU, Ga,Iag
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nos yrrs. III i,"an' and eaatr lIad Ii
ken pass1se Ior lnr iatlcI l,ldce N private
,essul. Ihe '.Onsress mds ,.6oat 10 rct"lh
home.
u A MILITARY bah is To he gwen at y.
lorh on The Oln ri JANUARY, me plus
90 oCHcda oi nulcu are 40 br ddurd ~ Inc
fund about 10 u raised IA tndt auy, a. aid
81 tnc bIreks. The aaui,eIadIJ oI tnu Ut
lie + .seH Dre.du7 (obsenes az AauOndI
Il.n ,b.pcciJ 10 a"h se"cteu i0l III. Jetc al
tfc.o ptn.
t. The hqa,Suton has ocen yeestuD-
h5htd an Span, ana The General ot tnc
Cdpucnll's poilicd nidu. I1quleltur
blo1ious COM. lncnce 81 the uIauph ri
L'Btt1,acy
" ihe forthcoming novel from the
pea oi " .NatuTly," Is sold 10 be ncdlIJ rea
~ iot paDilcation. ills cdled 81. I,onan
Wen"
u A new novel Is announced from the,
pen at " asnluston lrnc, lii, author ol lno
oketcn Buok, &C.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-16

NLn SRLr IS, Wv. i. - iuH T. .np
important do .unrnt appeared yesterday
from the Mayor ofthis city. ,iz.
sJO DOLLARS REWARD.
:" 4 writing of s,eat concern has hees
directed 10 the Mayor of his city. r. a
person who wrote ii Is requested to call NJ
the Mayors Office, for u reward OF F,e
Hundred Dollars, provided he will sl,a
proof of what he has stated. Secrecy vii
be observed respecting his name.
J. RCFFlGNAC, Mayor
New Orleans, Oct. 81, 1913.
Thr public happiness Demands that eve.
ry measure should he adopted by the pub
lie authorities, to get At the truth of ,fI,
communication above alluded 10, aud t..
Mayor, III the disbursement of the reward
offered, would purchase, perhaps, the live
OF many of hls fellow citizens, at a ch,,n
rate. L6u ,}iy
Nov. 3.-The City Council, al their it,
ting on Saturday, on motion of Mr.. D4vcp-
zac, appointed a committee TO draft M
neliai ~ the executive Of the Union. r.
questng that regular force of two bun-
dred men, should bc permanently stationed
in the city of New Orleans. The commit
tee consists of Messrs. Da,cuzac, Ghri.,y
and AIIard. H.
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Virginia legislature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Uedntsddy, December 5.-Vanous petl-
tlons we've read aud referred.
Peions were presented from number
vi free persons VI color IN the cily oi Rich
mond, praying isr II law To aulhorize them
TO erect III that city, u house oi pubic wor
ship, 10 be called The Ddptd .lJroan
Church., under such Restrictions as The .Lc.
gsldture may deem expedlrnt-and from
sundry lnhabItanls of Cites, Cabcll, Taze-
we'll aud kahaMhd, Tor The establishment
OF d nrn county, within CERTAIN specified
limits hJerrod 10 The COMMITTEE oil Pro-
positions aud Grle,ances.
Thursday, December 4.--On Mr.. .Serton' s
motion, Tue following resolution was adop-
Ted
Resolr,d, That committee be appoint
ed 10 enquire, JOINTLY with Il COMMITTEE
from the senate, INTO the state ct the Bahk
al irplnla aud Farmers Bank of Adrs,ma
tnat ih" sad committee be authorised Ia
lnspuct the inmates oi the proceedings ol
| The board q directors al each bank, m d
! cAdnIInr al other matters authorised tu.Dt
examined BY The acts incorporating SAID
| banks.
/ The Npcdktr LAID before the House q
letter from Mr.. Randolph Harrison, com
missioner ol ine james aud JacAson's Rive,
[ aual. communicating a lonp R,lnnrl an
the state OF tlat imnro.,m,nt Ref rr,,
To the committee ol Roads and lntafna
| Navigation, aud ordered IL br printed
Pruuuns we've rtcsruted-lro from sundry
inhabitants OF Bath and Prndlrtuu cou ties
for th, form. ,,,n nj y new c,l,nty v,tn,,
certain su.cil,d lm5t, from s6ndry u,
Ih.h;,anl. I'd il,rn.nn and Nau.,,,',, IL,
counties, MA wing fora new count, tn h,
tormed o,,t If parts or thss. c,un,.,.s lis,
lhom suudr, pcr,ons m Scntt conn,,
lpras,,pg for a law Ia prevent Am, uorsn,
| no Is, common hrnk,ld. from bold,n,
any ofI,,,oi,roht ar h.n,r in TN. ran,
monu rnl.b-aIso rom sundr, propri.ror
oItobacco ho,,s, i'm I,yn,bbor,. ma,
lna for AN locr..rs, of renis--H, J,'2yfd !,
tbr 1. MP and G.
Ir,8,,, U,,,,,L,rtA COMMUNICATIVE,
w,s r.c,,y,o t,,n th. S,,.,.. ~, ,I,.,,
~. "a a,.,.d Ia ,h, r..,l,,t,,,, n,.,,,..,l =,
th;. DIV +. tho ,.l.,,,on -, Gn,,',,,,r
IA Nr G,,Si,,,s n,ot,.n H.. ,,,,,,n,,,,.,
of E,n.,nr, yer, instructed IN ,uo,;r, ;ot,
so tn,,c,, nrthe A,,d,,or's c,n,mun, c,,,o,, ..
r..,.cts IN, m,scx,nstr,r,;,n of I'm, ro,,.,,,,
laws .,li.c,;ng nn,.,nro,cdl,ts,, ,,,y,. :,
,,x lam and nn,, b, mi
On Nr. Gordon's nio,1nn ,bc uo,s. ,.
solved ~ nrn,,rd ;o;ntl, WIN ,b. S.,
4, Tin. ,l.ct,,n of puhl;c p,,n,.r e., .,,,
war; m. resolution was cnncnrr.d;o -,
IN. S.,,,., and the ,l.ction nrorecJ,d i;
Al, ca.ta, nn,,,a.,.,i r,a.if. - ~
wba wns ,I.ct.d yvitbnmt nn,ns,,,on
III. y,t,.s stond f,- n;tc,;,. lenr ST.
,ng -
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m, n, r;s,.r,. n,,ce h,,n acc,rd;an ' -, "s
der p,rt,,rnrJ thai duty and present IA,
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wtaith.
IN performing the duty assigned NE,
pr4nf me tn tender yhu the expfess'o,a oI
m aotin,dualrespect aud stren, and IT,
congratulate yop upon the continued coiu-
deuce ef your lellow cltlzens, IN your AZ
rint, ,ln, hesl aud devotion in promoting III
best intrgcsi If our common country
has, tie honor to be, with great respect
Tour obedl.nt SER ant,
LINN BANKS,
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LyNcnBURG, DECEMBER 10, lse

u Subscription hsts 10 tlie 3" can'''i""on.
nj Mir are osw IL tins Office aud IT MAJ
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TOBACCO INSPECTION.

We have been furnished wllhfhc follow
INK statement of the quantity Of Tohacco
inspected in the Lyuctburg market dnrirb
the year ending the SOth Sept, mher last i.
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" Ee Ford ia d .Nut She'll"

p enable rs 10 give nflll account ofthc
proceedings of the National aud St'ae Lee
gislatures. and our usual quantity of mis-
SrllaneoH matter, we shGl, when occasion
3bell require it, cundrHse the principal arti-
clcs efSntelhgence, under the lead ola
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-16
Extracted from InssrsOtrs Philosophical
Discourse

There are half million of scholars at tho
public schools throughout the Omitted
States : and more than three thousaoa
students al the colleges which confer de'
grees.
There are twelve hundred students at
the medical colleges, five hundred at the
Theological seminaries, and more than q
Thousand students of law
There are about ten Thousand physicians
and upwards of six thousand lawyers.
There are about nine thousand places oil
worship, and about five thousand clergy
men.
About fonr Thousand and four hundred
patents have been taken out Tor new aud
useful inventions, discoveries and improve
ments in the arts.
Between two and three millions Of a.,
lars worth ofbooks are annually published
in the U. States.
thousand newspapers are pubIlsh'"'
There are more than one hundred sitd"
boats comprising more than fourteen thou
aand tons nav lgaiing the Mississippi.
The vessels Of the United States, by sc''
perform their voyages on an average ]"
one thlrd less time than the English. =,
There are five Thousand post Offices ar1
'ehty thousand miles of post road, an'
"alve thousand miles of turnpike road
There are three thousand Legislators
here are two hundred printed volumes "
Law Reports.
The proportion of believers in the no'
ontaglon Of the yellow fever among ~
physicians ia 10 567 tn 09 WIN bPlICtt u
contngion. .lmpicaH Scn'''r
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-16
DRE,ADEIu. ERE

LIVERPOOL, October 24.-About five o.
clock on Wednesday morn,ng, dreadful
FIRE broke ont in the warehouses, common.
ly known as Booths warehouses. Mapping,
the property of Thomas Booth, csc. which
ended AZ their enslre Destruction. The loss
OF property, on this lamentabe occasion,
has been immense, hot the amount canno,
yet be ascrrtanrd, Che very lowest csti
mate mentioned, is E3O,o0e.l we under.
hanf, $4,000 bushels Of grain, aud up-
wards OF 1000 bags Of cotton, have, toge-
ther with other valuables, fallen prev to
TINS destructive element. About 8 o'clock
part OF The wall of the southeast corner,
tell upon the roof Of house in 3artcr-st,
and partly laid it in ruins. At two O'Clock
IN The afternoon, the centre wall of th.
Warehouses fell with tremendous crash.
we are happy 10 say, that the adjoining
warehouses; ut Nessrs, Geo. Duncan g. Son
nave escaped without any injury. For,u-
nately for the neighborhood of Bartrr-.l
Hurst street, and Campbell street, the wind
was southeast, otherwise the consequences
would have been much more caIamjtous
lhese warehouses were the highest !,
town. r,t,sa,,,.,,
The Tides. NJ. ne La Place has OIL,
ceeded, from the observations made at h.
request at Brest for I6 Years. and by ar,
sorous appreciation of the influence, oC T..
gun and Moon and local circumstances,
resolving the most diacLlt problem of II,
causes oil the tides
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-16
ECCLESIASTICAL DUFLLINC

WEST UNGos, (Ohio) Nov -5on.p,yeeL.
ago we mentioned ii controversy thai asns Ia
have taken place at Washington, Ken. h.
tween Mr.. NJ Gala aud Mr.. Campbell, which
originated in challenge from the latter. IN
0H The u0rid, to prove infant baptism of mo.
dern origin. Our object, in noticing the re.
suit of tins question, which brought togethtr
such large asseniblage Ga persons, is more
to crafty the wish OF many of our readers
than 10 encourage practice which seems 10
have originated among the ssdioHS diyincs Of
ourage, but which is calculated in our opinion
te be in urious 10 the cause of Chrlstianif,
What we lay before our readers on this sub.
ject, we gather from persons who were pre-.
sent.
The assault was commenced by Mir. Me
Gala Oh the 9th October, and the contest WIS
continued by these champions nine day..
without interruption Sundays excepted
On the first and second days the attacks
were seccre, but both were declared unin-
cured.
Third day, Campbell was declared TO be
'"ahcad," aud his friends were counting on
certain victory.
Fourth day, tire scale WAS turned, md hi,
opponent VAS declared 20 have gained de
cidcd advantage.
Fifth daS, bets two 10 one against Camp.
he'll, hut t,efore night he had regainrd hs
ground, and ii Was thought he would finally
triumph
sixth day, e1camations of "palpeJle
taisehoods,' unpreoedcnt ahsurditics,"
aud "ignorant misrepresentation" accom-
panied by several voices, don't fight gen,
tIemeu; keep cool" The day closed with
both parties losing sight of the question in
violent ahuse and personal nvectives.
Seventh day, bets were renewed, and it
seemed as II some important race was o he
run, from tire manifest spirit of the people.
t.'shth and last day, the scene closed by
both OF these meek follower. of chrisianiit
declaring they had triumphed while the
ump'res acknowtedge d tsie' question to be Just
where II commenced, each having kept up o
continual fire OF words and Quotations from
scripture, TO prove TIE correctness OF hi,
doctrine.
Thus ended debate which has created so
much tnlk among fhe citizens for many miles
ronnd, without MIR CampbelI's gaining the
victory which a journey of several hundre d
miles had led him not only to anticipate, hut
toconsider as certain We give this sketcy
10 the public, in order that they may. Judged
the Christian spirit of these worthy d,vinesi
aud leave them TO say whether collecting
mob Of every description of characters, and
inccnslng their friends TO such pitch as 10
cause qnarrelS, as was the case al this debate,
il observing the decree of Him who has COM
manded them 10 live quietly and orderly, re-
bukfag with all manner OF gent'eness.
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POT IL N.
FReM .moORES nELoDIES.

Sublime was the warning which Lberiy spoke,
And grand was the moment when SpsD,srds awOse,
Into life and revenge, from the Congueror's chain
Oh Liberty, let not this spirit have rest,
Till il move, like breeze, DER the waves OF the
vests
Give the tight ol your looks 10 esch Borrowing spot.
Nor. OH be the shamrock OF Erin forgot,
While you add 10 your garland The olive OF Spa'n
If The fame Of our fathers, boqneSthd with their
Tightg,
Give to country It's charm, and 70 home i,s delights,
" dcceIt be q wGund, ano suspicion a stain.
Thso, ye men Of Iberia oVr cause IS the same
And ph may his tomb want tear and name.
Who would ask for nODer, hOer death,
Than TO turn his last sigh iutO WciDrys breath,
For be shamrock OF Erin and olive Of SPAN
Ye BlaNes and O'Doraolps, whose fathers resign'd
Ine green hills of their youth, among strsugers TO
find
That repose which At home they had sigh'd for in
VAN,
Breathe hope that the magical fame which you
light,
May be ten yet in Erin. rs calm and as bright.
And forgive even Albion, while b.Gshng she draws,
like FuaDI, her sword. 10 the long sghted cause,
ol the shamrock Of Eriu and olive Of opAin
COD PROSPER THE CAUSE oh it cannot but
thrive,
While ,he pulse Of one patriot heart is alive,
Sts devotion to feel aud ns rights tU7nantain;
Then how santcd by sorrow its martyrs vii de !
?he Gnger Of glory shall point where they lie,
%h,e, iar from tLe iOustep of coward or slave,
Ale young spirit Of Freedom shall shelter thc'r
grave
Iieneath slIsnrocks Of Erin and olives Of Spain
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Post Master General.

E%trsct from the law above alluded 10.
Sec. 4. ind be E further enacted That, IL
shall be The dury ol eve,y mss,er or msnaeec
+ eDy Steam boat, which shall pass from o0s
po'' o. place TO smother por, place IN tbs
CnIed States, where a posg CGice Is esisb.
hshsd, 10 deliver within three hours after his
arrival, If IN the day time, and wi,hO two
"Uu,s after tho mex! sunrise if the arrival bs
~ The night, all letters and pat kogss Gdd,ess-
ed 70, o. destined for such port or place, -
the posi- meseT thee, Tor which he shall Ia
tntled TO rcCtIyc Of such post master two
cents tor cVefy letter or packet - delivered,
uDIess the sane shall be carried or conveyed
under cuntiact with the post.masieg eere-
Tal end ii ecy naaIer or manager OF stesG,
bost shall laI % TO deliver any letter or paoS.
u, which sho'! have been brought By bin OF
shall have bee % in his care, or 'wlIhin his pow
er, be shall incur pena,y Of thirty dollars
ior every such faiu,e.
Sec. ). IND DC i! JH'kirr eraeied, That
every person empioyed or boa d any steam
boat, shall deliver every letter or packet os
letters, sntused to such person, 10 the mss-
ter or manager uf such slesm boat and be-
fore the said vessel sha'l ,ouch 8, any olhec
pot, or pIace end tor eys,y failure, or neg
'ect 50 20 deliver, a penalty often dciars shall
DC lneu red iof each 'eueI ard packet.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-23

{ BAT pleasantly s,Cat,d stand Tor Public
4 House, situate .n Portsmouth, sbCNt u3'lc3
from Newport WUh an excellent orchard, garden,
cUensre out houses, u tlo ough repair, snd about
stN t.ics o. ,sul ILy c.ruaion Is well known, hav-
ms bu,o occupied as public house for many years
.'.''-s urce scc LOT, on the main road. within
one mI'o tom the s'ate.house
Il'saisc--sn excellent welt finished two story
Dwet' ,,-iause, in Howard street, al tie auth part
oi the town, IN perfect repair, and having arSe
garden. "Ith an abundant supply offrult
Lksras--tWJ shares in the Portsmouth " ooen
Ma'u!,c.u .ury, now in iul operation
Tor particulars relative 60 The whole or any part
OF t!e above properly, apply 80
HENRY MOORE
N-nrOrf. 's, Is. 1895
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Mo. ll9. IAANEs.srngf

GENERAL GO.r OEEIcE MAR. 4, 1875.
SSlR,
~ The public having made srfspge.
u. n's Tor Transmitting Jurisprudence along
toe sea coast, as we'll es lhtouFh the eouut y,
At great expense found Itself loser 90 ,hss
sccOunt, in. cOOst tQuence Of ths numerous es-
ablishmeBts Of Steam boats.
10 prevent hese losses, an1 10 subiect al
cttois and packets of letters conveyed tv
S'CaJn bo.is, 10 he regular pos;ege, Congress
5y en- act passed 90 the Sd inst. have eYab.
ished all Iou,es on which those Boat, pass,
3s post roads.
You Will therefore charge all letters which
you teceiye OF send by Steam boats, with
postage scco' dirg to the distance lhey 40
conveyed, al he saue rates as IL scot Though
the NELL by land.
lt's important, particularly on accoun' of
the SKATE Of The recsipIa and expenditures of
the depa 'menl, that lhe oct OF Feb. 27 1915,
be du'y ento' ced and carried In,o eff,cL (scs
pages 20 end q Of the Post lice laws) sna
/ hope you will not tail to prosecute should
the law &c violated. You,s, sc.
RETURN J MEIGS,
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NOTICE.

Z HE sabscriber having been legally appointed
GUARDIAN 70 the person and estate OF Ueea.g
C>rtsH. minor, Of New sh0,eh4n, hereby ce-
guess all persoug having any claims against sad
person or estate 20 exhibit tbc same 40 him
SAMUEL +. ROBINSON, Guardian.
New. ShOr chanID, Jan Is IFI2
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ProrlG,a sufficient encouragement O oB0S,
i'hE subscribe, proposes, On or about tie twenty.
hl'h dry OF March instant, TO open : school N
the Town OF Newport, adapted, in location, and the
ruCmcrtsoi cSrnlug, 60 the convenience OF lis 10.
habttnnts. Those who may conide their children to
bs care, may rest assured that every attention will
6c paG 10 tasu advancement
PAUL NJ. MUMFORD
Newport. March -. 1898
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Posi- OFFICE.

NEWPORT lRII APRIL ) h, 1925.
The obost Law va. be st,jcuy enforced
sea'nst ali persSns engaged in the ) m5osc
service, who shall conlravene the same.
A reguIS Mlil will be despatched by ,hs
Stcsm boat t'cn ,hio oflice on those days, thge
he departs 70 New Yotk.
Lttc', &c TO b. forwarded by her, should
be endorsed" " BY ne Sfeom beat"
Thu tfIc, viii be opened Tor the delivery
oi Letters ,eceived by her, on Sundays, iron
II 10 ! O'Clock, rM but no letter VIII be de-
iIvered siret lhat hour, except when heI az
'ival is prevented by bad weather; in hat
oas., The osice will be opened from 5 10
Pm b. B MUMFORD, Post Master.
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Stare ~ HhCdc- Island, &c.
Cte,t's UEce, Cow q Common PlcGs for the
C,ra.y of .'c7gt,rt Mar Is, 1928
N hktEAs JcssrU roernrs p of the town and
w county 81 NtWIorf, marintr nss dis day flied
~ my office application tor uouce 20 be ISSUED 10
III, creditors, to he and appear before said ust
the second day u the e thereof to be holden al
Newport, v,thn aui ior the county aforesaid, on
Ire tuicd Monday oi May NEXT. then and there 10
nominate sss'snecs ot tie property of sand Joseph
agree thiy o. act Of TIE Hon Gen Assembly pass
e. June session, $780, evutsd " ah act tor The re-
lje of nsoigCnt GeDto,s" Noce Is therefore hereby
SVEN C. said crcdil,s hon and ,aeIe 10 appear for
the pUlose atorcssi.
HENRY Y tRANaTON, Cl:yk
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TIL House. NlFrf, Stores, Cut.Pouses &c si,u.
s'e ga Newman wharf, beng ,hc estate Of the
's's Augustus he%msn For particulars aud inior.
osuo" relative 90 tie sans sppy 10 the suoscriber,
up uhe Premsss
EAIUSuEBA NEWMAN
Mar -
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FOR SALE--At a bqp Drlce.

FUK SALE--A9 a l0lV DTIce.
A FARM IN The town Ct Columbia.
= (C0nl situate two mics westerly from the
m'eung house. and ons mile from ihe urupbe rosd
leading from Lebanon 10 Hartford. containing $50
-trts. Sand Lrm IS we'll walerel, and wei! proper
uoned IA moving. Pasture, plough.land wood.
land and orcharaing-wth convenient dwelling
mouse, two ssrAs and other houses uifeon stand
ng Payment N.N be made easy Say obe fourth at
tie uUo Of purchase, the ether tuee f1urths mas
'Nuail on good security nom one. 70 ten years 80
bee, su." the pnlct2sc' Foe fur.her particulars
e"ghre % LfukAtsi HINFU ou the premises oi 10
MAkAssEH alihER
h'bf ~. ll1C. eCS.ssgs.g..
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State o. Ahoal Island, &c Mveh
l9h 1928
THE creditors of JossPH NoRTHUP, ot Newport.
~ the county OF NCwpOrt. mariner, are hereby
notified to appear at the Gene.al sstmDiy, to be
holden Al Newport. on the 6rSt Wednesday ct May
next, 20 shey cause fany they have, Why h's ret'-
ton tor the benefit Of The act entitled "An act for
the relief of insolvent debtors ought not to be
granted.
HENRY BOWEN, See'ry.
March IS.
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Auction and Commission
Store.

1T tie fire tv1of Brtek Sore, no. s, Market.
Square.
A IL business in the above lines, viii meet with
L n eSerJ facility and prompt attention and all
fEyo's gratefully soknowledgsdby
HENRY MOORE.
Newport, SOv 90.