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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15
Fresh
DRUGS and MEDICINES.
OF THE BEST QUALITY,

OF THE BEST QUALITY,
FOR sale &C the Medical Dspensary Of Dr.. Jcus.
4 SON, 40 1885, Thames street. just north OF the
Brick market Among which are
7se ROSE OINTHEhY
A CERTAIN, SAFE, and srEEpy CURE for the
ITCH II has been used ss remedy for the scald-
head sn for other efuptio,s about the he,d, face
and hands, SC This outmen, has never failed 20
cUaE the trcH. 10 a single instance, when properly
applied lit IS sursaios IN quality, and cheaper
than any o'hsr composition fo the same purpose. Of
fered to tie pubic- 25 cents per box.
PILLS,
Of various kinds, and for all diseases livery suit.
able physic for every person. at this OF the
ysar.-price from 25 to 50 cents per box
Uanieigh's Madagascar Oil,
for the HAIR-This is used 10 curi and perfume the
hair. it TO grow. and posse the remarkable
property of PREyENTING BALDNEss. This OIL sx.
Seis IN efficacy every other preparation for the above
purposes, which hss been offered to the public.
II ne7u Medicine for Coaghs-and The
Group
A remedy FOR that terrible disease, the Cynanche
Trschealis, or CRouP-common Colds, Coughs.
Asthma. Hopping gcough consumptions, and various
pulmonary affections. price 8 per bottle.
MEDICINE CHESTS,
Put up. or replenshed, with genuine medicines,
with particular care. Physicians prescriptions duty
attended to
GT DIR. JOHNSON. will attend to the prac,ic Of
PHYsIc as usual
YogR TEETH
DR.. J informs the isdies and gentlemen Of Newport
and those in the country, that he can furnish them
with ARTIFICIAL rsETHi sets them gold, or
otherwise which viii be fitted with great sctness !;
surpassing io beauty aud elegance their former mn.
tural teeth ;--embrscng all the modern improve.
ments IN the art
Teeth dressed, extracted, and every other opera
ton performed on theu which hsir condition admits
Teethbtushes; powders; ess peppermint OF su-
PER1oR quality. iaudsnun, salts, creD tartar, &c.
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SHOE STORE
David Kodman,
10. lS6 Thames-St,

40. l36 Ih0meS-Strref.
Nearly opposite the sign OF the Golden Eagle,
ResHeeVuHy infor ms fhe Pn6hc,
THAI besides his usual assortment
n Of BOOTS and SHOES. (Which comprises
most of the kinds generally in use. aud great part
OF them OF his own nanutac,ure) he has on hand a
andieatber booees, at 81 rs, and ior one doh
isr-wslSing shoes for rs cents--boys shoes IS cts
-childrens bootees 81 cenis--shoes SO and 25 cts.
Many Of the above articles are oil good quality,
and are sold at reduced prices. in consequence OF
having been some time on hand
Boots ana shoes Of all kinds made for customers
IS usual of the best materials and good workmanship
KID morocco, leather. and cloth booees OF the best
kind. made from measures At So 2S a pair-Aiso,
csifskins. wax and black grain meats leather sea-
skins; black and colored moro eco. binding skins,
shoe thread. webbing. silk and cotton cord. ribbon,
ferret copper and iron nails. shoe stacking, SO.
Newport, 18th OF lst mo- 1924
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New Publications.
JAMES II AMMOND,
MAS FoR sAfB,

Hero Of No Fiction. or Memoirs Of Fran.
Gle Barnett. the Lsfevre oi No Fiction" and
Review of ,hat work--2 vo's S125
Lscon or0iny things IN few words, sc dressed 70
those who think, ~ the Rev q. q Cotton. =. NJ
from the Eighth London Edition. vol IS cents.
Sermons. cn those doctrines of the Gospel, and of
these constituent principles Of the church which
chrstsn professors have male the subject OF con.
troversy-by Aaron Bancroft. DID. vol.
A winter in Washington. ncvei-2 vols,
ST. Romans Well, By the author OF wsysrly-2 vols.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

sKTsasrERs. Alden's, and Cummings spelling
" books, English Reader Columbian Orator,
Murrsy's Grammar. Walkers Dictionary, Cummings
and Morse's Geography and Atlas. Daholl's Ari,h,
metic, Testsmonts, and every o;her kind Of school
books usually wanted. fy the dozen single, very
low prices Also, bask account and record books !;
Bowdtch's Navigator. and Biunt's Coast Plot /;
writing ard letter paper, Watts and Methodist
hymn books Church prayer books Brdgewater
Collection, i2,h edI ion.
.9L.N.2N.ACS
Bickerstaffs Rhode ls'sna, Farmers and Chris
tan Alnsnacs, for 1924 by the groce, dozen sin.
gle.
u PAPER HaNGTNGS
One thousand rolls Paper Hsngings, for rooms and
window curtains, with borders Two hundred rolls
low priced papers, at about IS cts per roll
H.7TS
Elegant and fashionable New.York Hats, and the
Boston Hat Factory hats. warranted water proof and
not to fade in wearing Also, men s and youths wa
proof cotton and fel, hats Just received and for
safe at the Hook ard Hat Store, (and VI the lowest
possible prices by
GEORGE WANTON,
.fgtnG 70 Ezra Hathaway
or Second hand books bought and sold as above.
Nov 27
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CHARTS. &c.
nm. ~. RdTHBOWE.

las Jus, received and offers Cor sale, at his store
head Of Packet Wharf new Chart, extending
from New.York 10 Havana, improved by government
surveys in 1920, with general assortment Of charts
of the latest suryeysBovdich's Nsvig ators. 5tb ed
ton American Coast Pilots, 10th edition, Nautical
Almanscks for the years 1929 and 1923 sesmens'
daily Assist9ntwitb a complete assortment at Nsu-
tcsl Instruments-ietter writog. log and wrapping
Paper-Quils and Ink Powder.
.iso, agenersl assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordsge snd ship Chandiery.
Just received. 80 casks cut Nails, assorted szes--
30 thousand Bucks--20 doz Tile
0r Cordsge and Gables made TO order, end yes
ses furnished with every article forlong and short
VOYAGES .7ugust IL.
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PROVIDENCE BLANK BOOK
MANUFAC 70 Y.
T. H. Burnton, Agent,

y EsPECTFULLY informs bis trends
y spd the public. t'st hr has re commenced
the manufacture of Blank B.eks and Box binding
in al its branchee at MS old stand 10 Hestninsier
street. sign Of the Imperial Ledger &c s,sfu, ior
former iayJrs and will be thankful for the smallest
ia his line
Pruyidence Feb g. 1924
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The most valuable medicine ever in use.

for
COUGHS, CONSt.NPTYONS AND .sS7H.N.9
THIS new and healing basam bids fair 10 rival ev-
cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and complaints Of the lungs leading to consumption.
and even in seated consumptons it has lately been
used by many with the most surprising success IT
certificates from persons Of the hghes, respectable
iy o. the great and increasing demand for them may
be called proof of its good effects it is proved -
Scarcely Of colds. coughs, pam in the side.
difficulty of breathing. want OF sleep arising from de-
biity, consumptions, but may be relieved by
the Timely use ofthis medicine Every genuine bot.
tie has .iuiersons Cough Drops stamped op It, and
the directions are sill signed by James .lfeiler
These drops generally give ease in most cases OF
coughs, colds. difficulty Of breathing, Wheeling,
tghness of the chest, consumptions, and pain ~ the
side The aged will experience reefequaIly agree.
sble and instantaneous, when the lungs are at
fected
".9nderSons Cough Drops" stamped on it and that
each of the directions signed in writing BY James
.neiien-no others genuine
Price one dollar for large and ffy cent' for small
bottles.
Ujr The above Medicine IS for sale by
SAMUEL ". WIN son.
DRUGGIST AND APO lBEC AIRY.
N. 10, FRAMES STREET.,
who has also tor sale a constant supply Of he
besi kinds 1T O.
medicines, DRUGS, sc.
Also sod wholesale and retail, by George ". Til
rorhas, Job, n Mason Providence DR. TibbItts,
Warwick reniamin psten'sn, Eas'hreen"ich
Daniel Carpenter. UXbrdge; David Farnnm, sn'p
field /. DR. Briggs. Bristol Thomas Isyior, Little
Rest Rcwse nabcock, Westerly Dr. lilhnghsst,
Wexford Jeremiah Williams, Warren; Danie
Brewer, Taunton, tMassJ and the Posi-, Master at
slatersville. May ~, 1928.
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PRIcF 81 l.2 Ceuts.
The character of this Ointment u too wel' estsb-
ishrd 70 require any recommendation.
', fresh supply OF the above On,rent, Is Tor sale
f<Afin Newport, by
s W virson,
II n r. James Taylor. and
Rowland X Hazard,
IN eroyidence, by
lHN Overs K Nan'on.
G W Hoppn, & Co.
W. ~ John Mason. and
'V~y.2 - Amos Rhodes.
>kX Taunton. by Daniel Brewer.
~ Warren. by Ms Lucy Burr.
tmsvsesey, by John Mason
New Bedford. by Caleb Green.
Bristol BY l.. W Briggs. Z CO.
Dp8st. Nov g. 1923
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PRINTED AEB pvBLrsHBD
WTLLLfH SLNO-NS
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Terms of me hepabhean.
Two dollars year-one half in advance.
Price Of .adverhsuis.
One dollar and fifty cents square, for three weeks,
andtwsnty-fye cents for each publication after
smaller ones in the same proportion.
CO Advertisements will be continued ill forbidden,
anlsss the term of continua lance be specified
GTJob Work satisfactorily executed.
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|KTPRfNTIAG, efalf kiuds, srerHfed in
'ssisfaesory manner at fhis Office.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-04-05
Gnc fount
+tt For the Alexandria Herald.
THE STAR OF BETHLEHEM,

- Ind me Garden Of GcfhseDfdne.
Twas night--darkness aud Silence held domain
Ger earth's wide horizon. The upIift eye
Saw here and yon, lonely star, twiukling
As anxious to Withhold its feeble ray.
But o one besm'd witt, steaGier lustre
For in the west-'twas the prophetic star
OtsBethiehent. saw and gaz and worshipp'd,
Till IL, descending, dipp'd the mighty deep.
Then my enraptur'i soul was awed by fear
Overwhelming Earth, my peace, aud Hope my
joy;
Shrinking within myself and prostrate-sGod
OF heav'n' cried, smy guiding lamp is. gone,
Lost aud benighied save me or perish.
When, 10 an angel of tho lord appearid;
And gently sa:d--tsFear not III Eiernnf son..
la whom all heav'n, is pleased, now prays to God
In sad GethSsrune. ] he bitter cup
Has touchd his lirs-his soul in agony,
While sweat in irops blood fal! DER the ground
Exclaims-'Ob father, let il pass from me,
But YET not as will, bur as thou wilt
The father wills !; and yields his only so7t
II ltonr for man, indebted and undone.
10 morrow II seal his doom, andt then thy doubts
And fears will all be Ger butwoe to him,
by whom the sons betray 'd--despair,
And anguish, torture exquisite shall haunt
The traitor in eternal hell But thou,
Fear not IAesua Of Righteousness shall
Rise with healing wings Ill lfising peace and Joy
And consolation through thy downcast soul -
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-04-05
SIZE EVENING STAR.

l come from the place of my rest,
When day has gone down 10 the deep
When its glory hath passed through The
gates OF the west, Tsleep
And the small breeze hath sighed into
| come-and my path in the skies
Is hail'd by the incense of even
10 me doth the hymn of all nature arise,
And soar in its sweetness to Heaven
For me wakes the nighlingale's song,
From her 5oweroi the shelterine leaf.
The cuckoo signs lonely the dim vale
along,
n strain like music ofgrief!
look on the land and The sea, rsiehs.
When eve pours her tears and her
The ocean and dew drops are mirrors to
me,
Pm imaged in Beau,y's bright eyes
When she walks in the gloom, irnpart,
ray 10 her path through the grove
And list with delight to the beat of her
heart, rioye.
When she hears the soft iootslep Of
Ger heaven unrivali'd ] reign,
a gem II ...s ocean shine,
My glorious affairs earth sisIand and main,
And The worship ofworlds is mine.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-04-05
sUN.FIRE COMPANY.

Extract from an act of the corporation of AL
exandria, for the extiuguishment of fires.
"Section T. Be il further enacted That if
any person WHO shall be prcsen. at ans FIRE,
shall neglect or refuse to obey ithe order or di-
rection ofany officer, who shall be appointed
by any fire company now established, or which
may he hereafter established, knowing hin. to
he an officer, such person shalt forfeit and paw
the sum Of FIVE doliars, provided The name of
such officer shall have been first published in
one of the public papers,
At a meeting of the San fire company held at
the Town Hall, oh Monday evening, Doth
March, for the purpose Of choosing Officers TO
serve the present year, the following gentle.
men were elected.
Jacob Morgan President
John Hooif- pee President
w. c. Page Treasurer
Rober, T.; White c!srk
R sSssr' Conveys {; nny'1' (conmands4s
Jacob Morgan
Robert Jameson
l. p. Thompson p
John ID. Herbert Nesuis'o
John Popham
Robt. L. Ramsay !
Robert l.. White SSub. Directors
Fr. F Marbury
Jonah Thompson
Naihi. Wattles Trustees
James B Nichols
Extract from the minutes,
mar 81 ST R0BT. l.. WHITE, OK
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miscellaneous.
Republished by request from the Alexandria
Gazette of March, 1890.
T CoRcludcd from cur last

Gazette of March, 1920.
{ Concluded from cur last
| come now, sir, to that part of the
argument oil your correspondent, whose
object it is to prove, that the seat OF gov.
eminent being once fixed, there is DO
power kBown TO the constitution. by
which it can be removed. The absenee
OF an e1fiTeSs authority to give back the
territory that has been ceded by barticu.
lar states, [ think have already demon,
|strated, furnishes no evidence that the
authority does not exist. If, on the con.
trary, 1t be not expressly 7oifhheid,it may
be "exercised whenever it shall appear
TO be Unnecessary" the wholesome and
beneficial operation oil the government.
confess, however, that fthe declaration.
SO frequently and so emphalicaIly made
by your correspondent, be correct, Wtbai
the people Of the u. s. by their repre-.
seniaiives in the general and state con
venlions, deemed it right, and ayowed
their intention, that congress should fix
upon Permanent seat of government"
the question is settled, and the necessity
for further discussion is at an end. But
| have sought in vain for the authority on
which this declaration has been made.
| have examined the constitution, but il
is not there l have searched the records
OF the times, but it has stiIl eluded my
grasp, and am compelled at length, 10
consider it as existing only in the mis-.
guided imagination ofsAn Alexandrian.'
Passing ibis declaration ny then as
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VARNIsH.

PRIGHT and black tarnsh in barrels receiy.
- and for sale BY w. L. KENNEDY,
WHO HAS IN STORE, -
300 ioares loaf sugar assorted qualities for
sale al very low prizes. mar 10 .
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100000 DOLLARS,

. think not my purse will be always as light
And as empty and bare as il seems 20 you now
nor expect that the dark sullen scowl of to-
night
Wiii return with Tomorrow to black'nmy brow
No the ''ticket" I've purchased at Runnellss
shop,
As certain as fate will come ont a great prize,
And the sudden transition the magical hon,
Wiii Hash on my soul and give light TO my eyes.
Then pledge me wags, let us toss off bumper,
And swell high the chorus 10 Runnes's name,
He who changes pigmy at once to thulnper,
And crowns him with fortune, preferment and
fameS
The thread of our lives would be. dark heav en-
knows,
II IT were not for cash and the comfort il BRINGS
Aud cafe not how soon may sink TO repose. .
When the hope of q fortune for ever takes wings
And those baris who have scrubbed the sweet
est, the prettiest,
About love and friendship acknowledge the fact
That cash means them both, and lis certainly
wittiest,
TO take short word lis so trig and compact.
Then pledge me we @ags let ms toss of a hummer
And swellhigh tho chorus to Runnells's name,
He who changes pigmy at once to thumper
And crowns him with fortune, prefermont and
fame.
Then for high prizes to RUNNEtLS'S Office
repair where the following splendid scheme is
offered.
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LINENS, etc.
CONSIGNMENT.

FUST received and offered for sale, at the
~ Philadelphia prices, Zclia hdkfs; Pelerines
and Byardares fancy silk and cause hdkfs !;
gentlemen's fsshionsbls cravats, bobbinet and
lace wells, &c. &c. SAMUEL MARK, agt.
mar 30 81
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TO LET.
Sixty Dollars Reward.

a Ran away from the subscriber
M 4 residing in CuIpeper county, Va
SeSy on the night of the 10th inst three
aESSr/ negroes-FRANK, JAMES, and
zs-.s4Au1kesn BEN Frank has very dark COM
plexion, prominent cheek bones
an acquelme nose, sunken eyes, rather con-
sumI'iye form, and has slight cough, and
conspicuous scar on his lef: wrist, which has oc
casioned The loss ofpt;lsation in that arm; when
he eloped, he wore a red yarn coat and white
pantaloonS his age between IS and 40. James
has light complexion,i is ofiow stature and has
lost most of his fore teeth; is apt to smile when
spoken to; by trade a blacksmith, cooper, and
stone-mason, IF which he is very fond Of talk
ing. Ben is black, stout made, with remark
ably thick lips, aud has knot or scar on the
back part of his head; he went off on large
bay horse. The above reward will be given to
any person who will apprehend said negroes and
secure them Id any jail so that get them aga rain,
or $50 for either, secured as above.
GEORGE w. S. THORNTON.
Thornton Hill, Va. Sept. 21-29 II
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NEW SCOTTISH SONG.

h|AA f1O-FNSs
o. Mary, turn away
That bonnie face O. thine,
And dinna shaw that breast,
That never can be mine (!
Can aught o. words gear
Fer cool my bosom's care?
Na, na-for ilka look o. thine,
1t only feeds despair.
Then, Mary, turn ava
That bonnie face o. thine
Oh dinna, dinna shaw that breast,
That never can be mine
WI loves severest pangs
My heart is laden sair, grow,
And DER my breast the grass maun
Ere | am free frae care.
A good address to all magistrates, in.
Guiding the smallest
"With firm and skilful hand
Mayst thou uphold the laws, and keep
them ever,
Above the proud mans violence, and
within
'Ihe poor mans reach"
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Domestic, Russia Goods, etc.
M VI. FoWLE y Co. have now landing and
in store, for sale on liberal terms,
go bales Of bleached and brown cotton
shirtings and sheetings of every de-
scripiion
10 bales checks and stripes
gao pieces Russia sheeting
25O do of heavy aud light Ravens duck
500 do Russia diapers
20 do do drlings
$50 bolts LIST. Cd and Sd quality Russia
duck
20 tons ST Petersburg hemp
do cordage
10 bales feathers
$50 casks OF nails assorted sizes
40 tons Swede's iron
10 do Naseoy ss SUGARS
$3.50 pounds green and St Domingo coffee
5000 do Sumatra pepper
200 boxes mould candles of sizes to IL
Jamaica and n E rum
London particular and Sicily Madeira
vine in pipes, half pipes, quarter and
half quarter casks
feneri0e and Malaga do
Cognac braady, Seignett's brand
HamETrs Of porter and wine bottles
80 boxes tin
loo bblsbeef Boston Inspection mar %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-17
MEDICAL SCHOOL

THE MEDICAL LECTURES in Bos-
ion. will commence on the 1htrd u cd

THE MEDICAL LECTURES in Bos-
ion, will commence on the 1htfd u cd
nesdoy IN .AOrember.
Anatomy aud Surgery, by DIR. WARREN.
Chemistry, by DR.. GoRuAM.
Midwifery aud Medical Jurisprudence, BY
DR. CHAssIhs.
Materia Medica, by DR.. BIGEIow.
Theory and Practice OF Fhys'e, ny pr.
JACKSON.
The Massachusetts Genera, Hospital, one
of the most active aud mort loursbfng ihst-
tn,ions IN the 4. States, has received, within a
few years, mare than Aree hundred thousand
dollars in private donations, in addition TO IT.
previous very liberal endowment by the
State Legislature. The number OF Surgical
operations OF magnitude, performed IN the hos
nial within the last two years and nlne
months, amounting to one huHdred and tUeHty-
Gentlemen attending the Medical Lectures,
are admitted grninkgusiy 10 the surgical opc-
rations ard clinical practice OF this institu-
ton. A class otstudents exceeding one hun
dred, from different parts OF the United States,
attended the last course.
A pamphlet containing particular account
of the Boston Medical school, aud hospital,
is published for gratutous distribution, and
will be forwarded 20 any person, on his adj
dressing letter postpaid, 10 Mr.. Leonard
Holmes, OF the Post office Boston.
Boston, Aug g. Iw 81
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National Government Journal,
md
Register of Official Papers.

z lils Publication, which Is tFciasttttg de.
voted io the compilation 81 Ol f1elAL
DOCU NiAfS, SIAtE fAfEits, &c. Is IS
sued once ~ each Neek, (Or oil, ncr At nceessa-
~ - los fetff ures, at tlic srui oi the Nation
Al Government. Jerm,, Gfe dollars per an
NUN, pm able IN advance.
The National Government journal viii
contain the proceedings OF Congress at
large; tue ihus tfeatios executive conimu-
nlcntions OF Congress official cUtrespon
dcnce all appointments 10 Offices, civil, I'M
lilary and naval promotions aud fc-'gnaiions
ia tie army and navy. Aud, generally, such
other Official information a. may from TINE TO
time, be promulgated By the National Govern.
mcut
II IS printed in n convenient foru for bind
my aud feiei ence, aud 10 eheh volume will be
added eopIous indcs.
The first volume commenced with the last
session oil Congress aud eaeh future volume
Will begiu with II session.
The papers, sent BY mail, are pncked Win
the greatest care, IN strong wrappers.
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u .lHE subscriber intends 10 teach MUSIC,
~ a. the Piaao Forte, IN this Place aud the
adjacent counties, II sufficient encouragement
can I've obtained tits method ot teaching
has met genera appreciation. Reference VII
be satisfactory for lis Character, nbii'ty aud
perseverance, ~ las undertakings "rtcrms
ri ta,ticn, arpis al the Franklin tiotei where
he may he found. EfAkiSlE AAlki
4. : lhnse DESTROYS OF having ts"ir TIA
NOS ianed, Vii apply a above. lie "'l! nj
tend promptly. D. NJ.
Analisi IL. -
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JONN NXEN,

ZlAKE NOIICE-That on the first day of
II the next superior court of law holden for
the county of Campbell, to Wit, on the first
Monday ia September next, will move said
court Tor a Judgment against you for the sum
of Coz LOB, with interest and costs, " hich
sum have paid As your security 10 Crenshaw,
assignee of George W. Shultz, aud which you
have failed 10 repay and return, as in law and
duty you were bound 10 do. Respectfully.
SACkFiLLE KING.
August - wiwl
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.MnvsllnA's SnlC.

" pursuance Of a decree Of the superior
Il court oi choneory for The Lynehburg dis
trct, pronounced on the 2ist day OF May,
i62t, III the cause OF Camden vs. Claiborne,
the undersigned, Marshal OF the said court,
VII, On Hedncsday the I,tot September, be.
lore the door ot the Franklin Hotel, IN the
town ot Lynth hufg, expose 10 sale, by way
81 public ahct'on, 10 the highest bidder, for
ca,h, the FOLLOWING SLAVES, To wit -
Pope, Nelson, Lindsay, rhill, Washington,
Margaret, fbWhc, Fanny, Queen and Maria,
together with the increase oi the iemalr
slN cs, II any.
oaould the day above mentioned be unfair,
Tue snle will take place on the neat fair day
thereafter.
G Il WOoDsoS, NJ. 5. {. CID.
An, ust 3. ids