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Williams, defendant

LII MIN i.
II appearing 10 the satisfaction Of tbe.
that Permenas y dliams, late OF Alau,, , sYpi'
", is dead, and that Thomas Nortian ~,
John S Todd, TWO of his egatees arr. l..s IN
made parties 10 this suit, aud that the ,!,ss,.s
of Elizabeth Johuston, who are grand ,9:'
dren of said Permenas, and being in the .,'.,s
Of Alabama, and Polly Coleman and Lprl9'
band Stephen Coleman, in right of his ,,iI.
Iiying in the state OF Virginia arr his OH
legatees, as appears on scire iacias rrt,,,a,
of this tract OF land, and Nathaniel " Ma
of Maury county, having been annoin,aI
guardian Of such children of said El,7aIaI
Johnston as are minors, aud scire lacias ,,il'
such order Of appointment, having been =
sued 10 the sheriff OF Marry county. and -,
beingreiurncd by him, II is order,d, thai s,.i
Stephen Coleman and wife, and said children
of Elizabeth Johnston of lawful age, and ibo,a
under by their lawful guardian Nathanl. WI.
Iams appear al The next term of thi, cour -,
tltt fire. Monday in February next. and ba
made defendants at which time this eep.s
will be revived, and set Tor trial, agreeabIy Ia
act of assembly, IN The name of said legaIcey
aud that a copy OF this order he published fafr
weeks successfully in the following newsna.
pers The Nashville Wing, Tennessee Viz
gilman, Lynchburg, Virginia; and in the EIo
renee Gazette, Alabama, or any other news.
paper of that state, three months before next
term and this cause is continued until nea
term, Sc. "A Copy--Teste.
ii. HAGEN, Clerk.
October WSVQ
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LAND FOR SALE.

1nliE subscriber offers for sole, \ TRACT
- OF LAND IN the counls of Bedford, on
Little otter, continuing 81 acgcs. There arc
30 OF 10 al rich bottom, on srcrt runtlin &
through the cenlre Of The plantation. The
upland is good, aud considerable portion OF
eAeeilent- tobacco land'io clear. ii is n kind
soil oasily cultivated, reducing fac CROP,
aud within n mile aud hall of the town 81
Liberty where there i alnas n market To- all
surplus, corn. oais hay, &c ~ made on the
plantation, Numerous Ene srfings, and every
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PRIME GROCERIES

~. MCKEE s. J. e. .uEE.H hare on hand.
400 sac ks best Liverpool filled Salt
10 hhds brown Sugar, some very prime
8 bbls do do
40 bags green Coffee
barrels loaf Sugar
Tea Pepper, Alspicr, Mace, Al.m
MaddFr' Indigo, Salts, Copperas. Chaih
"Indowglass, Steel of all kind, white sai
IN on, &c' &c.-whch will be sold Mt thu ,,,.;,.
nsual low prices. WV ~ .heif
November .,
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Also, ONO otMer TYact,

the subscriber resides, containing 5lo ncres.
There is an elegant mill siteon the creek run
ming through the land, where a commence
mcnt was made by a former owner There
ute about 90 acres of bottom land on the
creek, winch produce, elegant tobacco The
larger part of the plantation having been RI
Gently cleared, Is in good heart, products :
good crops, bargain may he had in these
innds ROBERT {. PENN
November 8. uin IL
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MASONIC NOTICE

ZtaIiE funeral sermon OF Brother JAurs
- &. JONES, of Liberty Lodge. Ne =
will be preached The Rev. Ill, Ball, on.
second Sunday in December, at the chm
in Liberty. All regular Master Mason. Al
invited 10 join in the procession, Wlirb -
march from the Lodge Room at II o,el,.ii'
A. NJ. The members of Liberty Lodge ~.
ordered TO wear Grape for thirty days. ut
By order,
THOMAS J. oTEY, Seret,,,
November 10. o,'1. ..
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WILL. BE SOLD,
AN the personaA Estate.
Notice

ttSY virtue al deed OF trust executed by
- Ambrose Easker, for certain purposes
therein expressed, aud which i, of record in
the clerks Office oi the county court of Am.
hcrsi, the Subscribers viii e&nese To sale, By
way Of pHLlic auction, on ! ssday the It'll
day Of December neat, il fair Il moi the next
fair day. at the residence of said Fucker, in the
county ri Amherst, all the stock of Horses,
COlrs Hoge a1d Sheep, a 0ofe If OfeH. Also,
set of BLiCkS.WfHS roots, together
with great variety OF PLISI9IION l.
7ESAILS, HOE5EHOLD IND kfTCITE.S
n E.NitRE, aud Il number of articles too
numerous To inser in an advertisement.
IEilNS-All sums under $50, cashs-over
that sum credit nj - months will be given,
the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curliy. The sale will be continued from day
20 day till all is sold.
jonN MILLER, 1.,..,,,.
u. H. EDLEh, '"''''s.
November -. wtdsli
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Bg the PrCSidcr} nj The United StajcS:
n pursuance Of law, JAMES MoNRoE
Z President vi the United STATES, do hereby
proclaim aud make known. that public sale
will he held ut the totH Of .Iack son, the seat
of government of the state of Mississippi, on
the trsi .HpHda9 in DtccH,bcc ncrt, for ihe dis
urihcd townships and fractional townships in
by the thoctaw Indians, viz
Easi 81 he .Nerididn line of the District Hea
Of Pearl Rteer.
Fractional townships Nos. ii, 10, l6, & II,
of range No i
II, ID, III, " II,
oil range No. D
Hest Of The Neridim Line cfHt Chocta,c Dis
hici.
Townships No. :. s, Q, 10, and y,
of range No.
-, 6, o, and 10, >
l., y, and ., ;
East Of lie Meridian Line Of The Chocldtc Dis
trie,.
townships No IL 10, II, -, of range No.
The lands reserved Ivy law for the use Of
schools, or for other PURPOSES, will be eXclu-
dcd from the sales, which will commence
with the loves, number of section, township,
and rangc, and will proceed in regular hume
ficai order.
Given under my hand, al the City of WASH
ington, this fifteenth DAY of July, \. u. 1924.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President
GEORGE GRAHAM,
Commissioner Of The Gen Land Office
Aug. y. Wtds 3
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adjeiaiag the lands ~bereou the SAID Riye'
Que o,her 'Ivaet,

on Smiths rivers aud TRACT ON the Mar
row.bonc road ia sad eouniy--oNE IN
PROVED aud four unnprOved LOIS, ~
the town oi Leaksvlle--I Horse, curt and
Steers, number of Books, with a variety OF
household aud otherlnl uiture specified IN sdid
fTtto .t,1
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NivgiNin, 10 vii

NShiia. ~ WA
N a coaf holden Jor PiHSgirania county,
on .Ho"day he 2oh day ef September,
1224
Samuel pannill and Samuel Stone, late
partners aud acting and trading under the
style and Gam oil SamuclPannili & Co.
Plaintiffs,
Against
Francis Simpson and William Simpson,
Defendants.
IN CF.aNCERY.
The defendant Francis Simpson, no, hav-
ing entered his appearance and given seeuri-
~ according TO the act OF assembly and rules
Of this cnurt, aud II appearing to the sasislac-
ton OF the court, that lac is not an inhnhiiant
OF this commonwealth, on motion OF the
Plaintiffs, by their counsel, II is ordered, TIN
he said defendant, Francis simpson, do a.-
pear here on the third Monday in January
next, aud answer the plaintiffs bill, aud that y
copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN onr
of the newspapers printed in Lynchburg, for
eight weeks successfully
4 Copy--TeStc,
WILL. TUNSTALI., CT, {,
October Is. wSW 10
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Nilsson County, October Court, 1924.
Reuhen d. Palmer, complainant,
against
Isaac White aud Zachariah White, Excru.
tors of Conyss White, 81. decd,
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'NvNst Sale.

gDY virtue Of . deed OF lsfu>t'execuicd 10 Al.
~ ian IaS Tor aud the subscriber by Christ o.
pher Clark, hcnrins date the 9th OF December,
in the year oil our Lord lel9, aud OF record IA
tue clerks Office of the county couri Gf Alout.
gomrry, shal, the purposes therein mClp.
toned, proceed to sell, by way OF public aIc.
ten, for cash, on FRIDAY, tho l7,h day Of
neceinber neNt, beforette door of the Frank
lin Hotel, in tie town ei Lynchharg,
1he Nract OK tlanA,
lying and bring in tho county OF Montgomery,
and stale of Virginia, known by tie name Of
the BENT MOUNTAIN, containing nearly
g 600 arres Tire sale viii take place on the
above day, Il fnir, il not the nest fair day, and
the suhscrher will convey TO the purchaser
such title as is vested in him by the said
deed
DAVIDSON BRADpUrE, Trustee.
October Is. ~idsln
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state CT Eennesser-

Cites Circuit Court, august Penn, 1,a,
John Den, lessee of John Nelson,
-, plaindf,
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'Ilae Nract OF t.anA,

DAVIDSON BRADpUrE, Trustee.
Octnher Is. Nidsln
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-01-22
Congressional.

In Senate. The bin for the relief OF Frsn.
els Henderson, j.. gaming to him ss s'and
son Of the iate Lieut.. Col Jphn Lsprens, Of
South Car olins, tho som Of S23 500, in full
tor oil claims Of tho legal Yep essn.s'ive OF
Coz. L,urens against The Cnre ed States, was
isken 10 In commiuee Of the whole. IN the
port Of the commi',ee on foreign relation,
il is stated that Lieu, Col. John Lsu'ens en-.
tered ,he army ot tue Uated S,ses a. sid TO
tho CON IN .nder 10 Chief, ~ Aug. l777, sod
Ior bis s@sl and courage frequently received
the thanks Of congress- He was sp?oin,ed,
unsninoosiy,a specisl minister 10 Ffsnce. on
a most important service. Aher reioin'ng
the a my at York,own, he Eel. Oh zoe 27.n ot
Aug. 1872, fighting The battles cfhi' country
A disin,e teHedness, even 10 careie,sness, wa:
hi. Distinguished uss', snd 10, hi, inpnnsot
ssrvices and expenses incident. he seems nei.
ihsr to have KEEP, an sceoun,, nor to hsvs 70.
csivcd s1y advances lor the same. IL was the
opinion Of the comrni',ee, that 10 allowance
49, made for the expenses Of CO. Lia's. 4,
while on mis- foreign mission. The commu.
tee finally rep,u S23 500 as q sun Justly due
TO the grandson. snd legal rep'esso'st~e Of
Col. L,u'eas The bil after some discussions,
was o,de!ed " lie on sbe table.
Mr. Wheaton of The New " K L.gisinu,s
has introduced . Resolution, requesting The
Rep eseni siises oi tina, ), ate, IN Gong ess, to
use their hes, exsr,ipos TO promote The pss
sage of National B.nk'upl Law.
II v, stated ihG upwards of 800 900 dol.
lars nave sh esdy oeea expended oy the state
OF Sou,h Csrolins for internal improvemenls
p'inc.psliy 10 clearing she bsds Of rivers, sod
vniting them BY cuts and canals.
The Philsdelphis papers OF the i3h ssy
the Delsvsrs 10 as free from ice o. IN the
midst OF summer. The Potomac also re-
m-ips perfectly unob'irueied.
The Ns,ionsl Iotelligeneer stsies ibst the
Seere,s.y of the Treasury .s "gtsds.Ly aud
&C nsin!y, ihoosh uol fspii'y, ree,hins hn
b. slth."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-01-22
SHOE.SrOKE.
David Rodman,

s...o, .l0. I36 Ia .nles.sfreef.
Nearly opposite the siga of the Golden Eagle.
Fesnseynhy ia/erms ne PHsLe,
T>HAT besides his usual assortn,e u
l. OF BOOTS and SHOES, (which compri 5
most OF the kinds generally Ia use and grvs, '-s;
OF them OF his own Hauussstnre) he,bss on hsnj
qd.ntiy OF Mens shoes VI 8 L. -Vomens. morocco
."d 'es,ber beoees. ~ 81 IS and some tor doh
hr--walking shoes fos rs o<nts--boys SHOES IS rs.
--chiljrens bootees 81 csnts--Shoes 80 and rs cts
Many OF The above articles ere of 4 good quail y,
and are sold a. reducesi prices, in consequence ve
having been so'Ue time on hand ~,
Scots and shoes OF cal kinds made for cus,emers
Ss usualo the bes, materials and good work .a.n,n
Md morrocco,leather. and slo'h bootees of the best
Kind. made from measures ., S2 IS q spsr--a,so,
est sk'ns, wax aud black gram eats leather :, at
skins; black and eolored NOR eco. binding skas,
shoe thread. webbing. silk and couoc cord ribp,n
ferret, copper snd iron nAi,s shoe .isekinp. sc.
Newport, 18th OF LIST mo. 1924
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MfkkihD..,,
In Providence, iith instant. Mr. Frederick Dir 10
Miss Maria Susas keler-ie,h. Mr. CAaras Baeos
Of Conn 10 Miss krpessnos Jnw6er of Prov
iu BROOKLYN. (Con) Mr. Barton BlRou of Cum
berlsnd, to Miss S,pan Raihb. OF North .K,nsiown.
daughter OF Ar Abraham q ksthbun.
DixO,
In THE town, on Thursday evening last. Mrs Sfa.
ry Ipnp GER lie ofNr John Springer. aged 50 yes,s
Az hicsmond. x Mrs Doreas Hsiio,sas wife Of
Mr. Joseph Holloway. m the 7Sd year of her age
Mr. ty-us Borden Of Johnston. eyed about so
years. be.ns on L pooj, so cslled) IN Cranstoa
on sunday last. in company with several others, for
the purpose Of fishing and sks,ing broke ihl ough
and wss drowned, before assistance could be ren.
dered hun The ice beng very thin around the
place where he tell in. approach him w.s dic llt
and dangerous. he was therefore in the water up
wards OF On hour before taken ou ard WAS found in
an upright position, his feet very much eot.pgied
vith the long grass growing GA The bottom OF the
pond.
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E1ECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Office is hereby given. that the subscriber has
oeen duly aprointed Executor of the last VIII,
lid Testament Of e. .
PARDON BROW.v ~
man, deceased and has given bonds, according ~
i-s' Tor the faithful discharge Of that trust. Al
persons therefore. having demands sg.nst ,sid rs.
t'e are called upon to exhibit them without d.lsy
.nd al persons indebted the same are he rbv call
ca upon to make pSJment to PARDON nRowN.
Newport. J1n %, 1874 -
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Assignee's Sale
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
Hf fuetion.

On THURSDAY. February 4, 1924, at 2 o'clock,
r. NJ. on the premises, ('i fair weather, IL no, ON
the 6rst fsir day.
A LII the right. title and interest Of
IA sAHpsL PLAea, Of Newport, in and 10 g
valuable Real Estste. Si.us,ed about mites south
OF the town OF WEXFORD. and adjoining TO the place
known by the name Of Bisscils Mills, consiAs,pH Of
about 10 acres OF excellent land With q Dwe.l.ag-
house. &c in good order, thereon s,andiog, said
property being assigned TO ne trust, for the bene-
ht OF his creditors. Persons disposed 10 purchase
win obtain all necessary information by an sppI,cs
tton TO Gen. WILLIAM BArTsv .irctio.~er, at
WEXFORD, or to the sub eribcr, in Newport
z u. MUMFORD. .is.isnes
jan IS f3u1
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CONGRESS-.

+ the Senate, 90 Tuesday last, the bill su.
vkstoe an sddi'ioosi number VI sloops OF
z{se Se built, (no, exceeding fen) was re.
"a b. Mr. Lloyd, Of Mass. and passed 10
IA sesd,ng.
~ Houss. NJ. MheheiI's resolution,
<1so tie M. qui. dc IL Fsyeue. .Hs'.
. pssssge 10 Americs IN public YES
con onsidesed, cod referred TO select
oe>of seven.
senate. on wedne esdly, m business
= sas wsn,se,sd. 10 the House,
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To. Let al Public AUCTION.

On MONDAY, the I'd dsy Of Feb next. ,t
on the 25h March next,
HE Cotton Farm. in Portsmouth tions
made known vt the time and place.
Newport Jan ~, 1924
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Newport Shoe Mandatory.
J. w. DAVIS, Jr. 8 Co.
NO ~, TsAsss s1REx1,

NEWPORT, X. T.
Re,teeynay MORN hs1 Jrisnds and he ,u6.
nc,
THAT tMv still carry ON the Mann.
L fsctur,ng Of Ladies' BOOTY e SHOES, Of
every desctip..o.., and will sell the rs low as can
be bough, 1t any other store town, OF equal quail
ty They have on hand ladies' boots for 81 50 cens
per paie-.Iso on hsod. ladies' fir, quality morocco
waking shoes. ditto leather. -tentiemen's first
qu.iiy boots and shoes. propor ,ion4D,y che,p
ladies snd Gentlemen wishing to be &, ed from
their with boots and shoes will please leave
hem ~ above, or st No. 100. directly opposite.
w ID. keeps constantly on band variety OF
Leather
Wax and black grained calf skins.
do do do meats leather,
sCalcuus csn and do do
Horse skins al . superior guilty.
Black and colorej moroceo skins,
do 90 kd do.
Binding sad lining skins,
boot webbing. cords. tseks, heel ball, snd variety
si other S,ce. generally called for in shoe stor.
.A,s on s1nd. v.rn'sh. Day b Msrtins and box
8lsokins. ct q superior qu.''y,
Jan ]. 1874 tfl
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Commissioners Nolce.

WE the subscribers having been appointed by the
w Hon Court OF Proba.e. FOR the town Of New.
port, Commissioners TO receive and examine the
claims OF the creditors against the estate of
WiLLLiN PKIOR,
deceased, late of ,..d Newport. represented ir.
solvent. hereby give notice. ,hst sly months from
November 8. 1898, is allowed the credi,ors TO ex.
hibt their clsms, and that We will attend for tie
purpose Of receiving The same. at our respective
dwellings, at any time during said period.
JONA. 7. ALMY,
! NATH. SWEET, Com'rs.
JOHN ATKINSON.
Az persons indebted TO said estate ATE requested
70 make immediate psymen, to
ELE AZEk TkEVETT, gf.o-nrv, or
ROBESr PRIOR, .fdmr. Of said estate.
Jan %, 1924
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known that Il Is hardly Necessary 10 rsits,a,s
whM has been so often ssse ted, vis. that
JoHsQ ADAMS will undoubtedly receive the
Hector u VOTES Of this sts,e should he eoottn.
ue TO be a candidate for the Presidency.
GExERAL ASSEMBLY. We have not We,
received from our friend, vho ususliy iu,.
pshes il, the report OF the proceedings of The
Assembly, but shall % ensbled to give IL In
snf next. In the mean time, We give the FOL.
ios,ng from various sources
Aher scting upon . small number Of the
petitions which crowded their docket, T. Issed
a resolution on Thursdsy evening, that they
would not proceed fs'thef upon ne trial oi
petition during The pfessnt ,sss'oo.
M. A Robbins has IN ade en- I'm 1o,,sp' Re-.
port on the subj-et OF Rerenehnscnf THIS
report recommends the repeal Of he Com.
Eensa'ion law, and reduction of the salaries
Of the Secrsts'y of State, Attorney General,
General TIessursf, SC. Reisfted 10 next
session.
An &C, Of Incorpo' alton hss been granted 70
Company, 70 establish q hofss.boat =, B'is.
lol Ferry.
All petitions Tor Bank Charters were post.
pooed TO May session.
Ga Saturday, the House Of Representatives,
aiter the disposal Of suud'y private petitions
and receiving the reports OF Commirees
took up the report of the com mnittee employ.
ed 20 take an estimate on the tateable propet-
" in tho stste. After motions TO se.commit,
pos pone AID umond, IL was hoAliy adopted
without amend meot.
In he si,ernoon, they had under eonsidora.
zion tho bill reported by committee TO nd
the tenth section Of the Probate oct, which
Of ar debate was rs.committed-aso q bill 10
amend the coroners law.
A bill has passed providing for the choice
Of Delegates TO attend . Convention for the
for nation Of q Coasttu,ion for this state. The
election to be made sr tho April meeting, and
the Delees.es 10 meet 81 Newport on ,Ls aia
June, 1924.
The bill introduced IN Congress in favor of
the mother OF the late Comm"dore PEaRy.
has been rejected in committees Of The wnoIe.
1t may DO considered as lost.
A mee'ing Of tho Members Of tho Legisls.
ture oi Maine, have una0i mously nomios'ed
JOHN Q. ADAMS Tor the office OF Presiden, OF
the United D ats..
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At a 7olun Council, held at Me Town.
House In Norfh K,ngsfovn, IN ihe i2ih doy
Of January. 1924 -
THIS Court received information that
IL WILeoR TILLISoHAsT, late Of this town, hsd
dteeAsed. and died intestste-ieft goods aud chat
,a., rights and credits, in said town
Ordered That the appointment OF an Administra
tpt thereon, be referred to the next Court Of Pro-
bse TO be holden at this house on he second Non.
dy in February next, N I O'Clock NJ and that all
perons Interested g the esrs,~ Of said decesse be
duy notified thereof in one Of the newspapers print.
ID 10 the town Of Newport. three weeks successive.
ly, appear said time and place, and be heard in
the premises.
A true erpv,
JON. REYNOLDS. Cork.
y.c
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LADIES SHOE MANUFAC-
TORY.
Burdick S Hutchins,
No. l24 Thames svset, m..ey h6 Chs
tom. fonSe,
Inform their Friends snl the Public

Inform their Friends sni the Public
Hal in addition 10 ,cir Manuiac.
tory in this tow, they have es,ablshed one
Lynn, (Mass) from which they are constantly re.
se's'ng Ladies' BOOTS and SHOES, Of the foyc1iog
oesc',p"on ana are retailing them a, whoesalc pr.
ces, yz-tsdies Kid ahd Morocco B.o,s KID. p,.
rocco and Denmark .at,i" walking shoes do do.
pumps OF the ne~es, fsshion---togeher with large
assortment OF chidrens colored morocco and kid
boots and shoes
10 Merchants in town or country, and all others
VINO wsh 20 purchase any of the above will do well
TO call. A. they are received regularly every week
from Lynn, which gives them tbe superiority over
any other sold in town
All orders will be executed with nestpess, and az
much despatch ~ the business will admit.
Jan Is.
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UNION MEETING. HOUSL. LOT.
Terry.
8 SEQ Highest Prize. .


THIs very popular IiitIe Lottery, will commence
drawing at the state house ~ Newport, on tie
28th instant, and be completed within thirty days
from ,bst day
80! you who finely nob!y feel,
Cone lry your luck In Fortunes Wheel,
And always ~ your hearts sre burning.
Remember this grea Wheel is turning
so quick IL rolls, you'iI bless ycur eyes,
Ny stars! you ve drawn the Highest Prise.
Sure tbs enough 10 6 your pocket.
And make you glitter ike rocks."
The sale of the Tickets has been rspid--the Oh.
ject 10 good-thc scheme 10 exceiieat rhe draw.
log viii be far and public. undef on, own ins,ec.
ion. This being lottery for vw ben.h, ie, a..
'ske care of a-boy sli the Tickets aud draw ell the
Prizes Office opend,y aid evening"
present pric. Of Tickets. Whole As, Hslves.
8i,62 i2s Qusr,ers. ~ Ia. Eghibs. 81 cents,
bit will soon rise, 90 great is the demand for the a.
Glasses are open for subscription
sppy 10
JOSIAH e. SHAW.
Newport, Jan 8, 1874
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GENERAL ES INNATE.
The following is the Report of the
Committee appointed to take all Estl-
mate of the raJeabe property III The State.
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G. r.. kOBBINS,

attorney al Law. and Public Norary,
II rs 'empvcd his office 70 the room l~,eiy o. "a.
ped by Wm. .. Patton, No, las Than es.
street n~s rs
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SHIPPING LAST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
OF 40 Enfrei.
ELE}HE/l

Brig Amstei, Cory, wilmington. NC
sfoop Mary Ann, Cooley, Charleston. sc
Sunday. Jan 49, Arrived ship Leopard, Crafts.
from soenos Ayres. 20 dsys-put 10 for supplies,
sailed on the 20th for Boston.
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Ward rce,ines are p-op,scd al wssa'ner =
too 10 consider the expediency Of srr.ying TO
Congress for ,he sdnis>ion OF the ID ,tiicl Of
Columbia into ,he Union 20 Tesrilsry.
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Valuation orthe state-Newport coun-
ty. 5000, O,OOO-Providence, 1870,
oO-Wasbington, a, 80, ,O00-Bristol,
2AlO,oOO-Kent, 3,l20,000-total,
$500, 900.
he town of Providence is S2.0l2
F9me tax, than by the old Estimate
S,thheld, l24 dolls: Cumberland, 8
Id I; rth-Providencc. 275 dolls I;
s,stol la dolls; Warwick, 10 dolls /;
81, Coventry, 100 dollars.
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FOUND,

Court g Probate, Newho,S January S, 1924
A LII persons interested in the Estu
n OF DAVID BRAMAs, late Of Newport, do
ceS'ed. are hereby ao,6ed that the Executors vii
present their account With said estate Cor ,e,ts
men'. 1t a Court Of Probate 10 be holden ut IN
state house in Newport. on the frs, Monday in FcI
ruary next, at 3 o'clock. A " Mt which tim, an.
place hey will appear " they see I'll. aid they shs
be heard respecting the same
by order OF said Cont.
CHARLES 6YLEs, Prob Clerk.
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