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A NANDSOME COMPLIMENT.

Extract oCn ifier from II gehitemah IN
London, dated, april 81, 1924, 10 his
.Jnena IN Ihiadeipdia
:" look At he Quilted States en- massc,
and at their government az a whole, and
then say there is less opportunity for the
excrlion Of individual cupidily :-less re
venue to be planderrd fewer kmeans Of
plundering no privileged orders no
King no Feodal Aris'pcracy no es
tabIlshcd Church: no Dunsconlng for
printing the tralh no Standing army to
cut you down at your own doors. In the
absence of all things and multitude OF
other enormous evils, ! say, that II you
admirable republic was no in existence,
Mankind would be- in hopeless, irrem"di
able slavery. InteIlcct would be- rxtn-
guished and knowledge and talents pro
scrbcd. Your government Is the sheet
anchor Of the human race and IT will
hold against..aIl storms"
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Human life estimated By Pmso'1o OF, ~,
An ingenious author asserts, tlat u
length Of a mans life is cstmatrd by els
number of pulsations he has sire 6'h IL
perform thus, allowing seventy y.ss
for the common age If man, aud sixty
pulses in minute for the common me'
sure of pulses in temperate person. ,','
number of pulaatlohs III his whole w -
moald amount 70 2,g07, 100000, but Il
by incompetence he forces his blood mo u
more tapid motion, so as 10 ei'e sc'eh'H
five pulses in IA minute, the sdm" h"'fnt'
ofpalses would be completed in fry sN
years ; consequently his lie would be y
duced fourteen years.
Literary Chronif't
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Report Of Tie Committee Of Investigation.
The SeIrct Cummittor (of the House el
Represrntatires1 Ia whom was referred the
Memorial o. Address, of Ninlan Edwards,
having, in obedience 10 the resolution of
the House of Representatives, nj the 26th
nl Nav, continued 10 hold it, sittings, at
ttrihe adiaurnmcnt Of the House, until the
elst day oil june, have agreed 10 the fol
lowing
REPORT:
In Recommending in th i flrmer Report
n continuance of the existence and pow ers
- the Committee, il will he remembered.
',st the reason : en- fri i,,at RECOMMENDED
inn was, The oiryiou~ proprirty, before a final
ia,estigation, OF having the personal pre-
s.lce and examination of the author OF The
a ldfess which had occasiuned the appoint
,-.n,' of the Committee. Such eXamjna
non has 40 = haon had. Mr.. Edwards at
,caded the Com,fiitce, in obedience to its
summons, on tie ~ of June has been
examined as \ witness, by Is direction,
cr,,ssexaninrd by gentleman attending IA
behalf Of HE Secretary ~ the Treasury =
aud hi- testimony, together WITH that OF
the other witnesses, l., communicated with
TINS Report; as are, also, various docu
ment aud papers. which have been referred
to, and produced, Id the COURSE ef the exa-
ninston.
A paper in reply I" the communication
heretofore received by the Committee
from the Secretary. and anothe'y ia the
nature Of an argument Oh tue hole case
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The following article states crcumsian-
ees, that if well founded, reflect Oh slOnour
on the characterof the country and if not
well founded, cannot be too speedily or de
cidedly coniradicted. II is in the hope, that
by giving to this statement a NOR"
extended publicity, it may be thus con
lradicted, that we aic induced 10 give
place TO ii al all. The New York Cen
sor, from which it is taken, is printed
at Fredonia, in Chatauque county Of
this State, which bnrders on Warren
county, in Penn slvania, where the trans
actions are reported to have occurred.
v: J. american.
Triol Of yarob Hook.-This man was
tried at Warren, Pa. on the 1st instant,
for the murder of Mr. Wallace, on the
15th Of March last, and however revolving
Il may appear To those who wish to see
Justice administered, it is II lamentabIr
Tact, that the antlcipatinns of many that
he would escape the punishment due To
his crime ON account of his wealth, have
been fully realized A verdict of NOT guilty,
was brought in by the jury.
On account of our distance from the
scene of action, we may perhaps not be
capable of giving all the particulars of thi-
transaction correctly, yet we tan give
sufficient for certainty To show that The
most ahominable corruption MAS exhibited
| at his trial. and which fleets nothing
but disgrace on the Judge AID jury VIII"
! tried him. As Il serious continuation OF
! this we have To state that ono of The Jury
men, Nj La Dana, who has heretofore
! been considered a respectable man, com
mlt;cd suicide, on the morning. after thu
tiia'. lie VAS heard IL say, before his
death that he had been guilty Of perjury by
means OF bribery, and that he might ms
we'll die as live. On being asked how
much money lie bad received, he replied
that he had received mn more than the
re,t OF ,ur jury. Mr.. Duon's wl.e louud Il
N of money which she could mot tell
" or W.Ier, he vecriy"'. IT, deceased
left IA large family Vt children.
is currently reported That Judge
pore, who presided I'll the trial, also re
ed large sum of money from Hook ;
this by some is not believed. Hook,
&c his Trial, appears naughty and impu
It. We should not be surpri2cd If the
sion of blood did not stop here.
IChatuuque co. N ]. Censor.
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E1fraci . aaotbtr LHcr, io'eI
NEW yopR, iuee 81, 1891.
Adams will, without 'he least doubt, obtain
the majority in This state.
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NJ The Report OF the Committee al IN
vnstienfinn is before our readers Dten.hg
il sufficiently conclusive IN Itself, we stall not
tie our readers with fhc publication ot the
mass of evidrnre which accompanies II, That
which i, at al, relavcnt tu the natter being as
/. grain ol wheat in a bu>hol ui ehah. We
shall, however, select such parts OF IT as glves
any light on the subject.
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LYNCHBURG, JULY 6. 1874.
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W. EE IL ]. q. NEEM
Haze just reeeipod & opened The IoHoioing
SPNkNG GOODS:

London Company Seersnckers
BInr, pink aud bud. stripe aud plaid Ginghams
Corintlaau Stfiprs-a new article
81 aud o 8 fashionable printed Mluslins
Lcndon and Parisian prints
AlezZutinto do.
super aud middle calieoes
Low priced do.
! ! aud ~ low priced and super Camhrics
l. aud 81 figured do.
tIg'd aud plain Jaconetts, superior goods
Do. do hlulls aud Medium Aluslius
Loom.sswed add needle wrought Book do.
IA aud "a Common aud ludiu PLAIN do. do.
n%ncommonly cheap,
Loom sewed, needle wrought and luck Jack
oaet Robes,
Lnwns aud Linen Cambria Iiandkerchiefs
Linen Cambria mud India hluIls
Black SinclTWs aud Sarsnets
Black and White eros de Naples and figured
PINK, white, green and black Florence
Italian Lutestrine
Figd and plain black, white, green, pink and
blue Satins
Rose, green, white, b,nc and black Italian
Grapes
Black aud colored Nankiu Grape Robes
10. do. do. figured Grapes
Do. do. Canton do. do.
Do. do. 10 plain do.
flaln and Inquired Thule IaCcs
Rich figured eros de Naples
Grecian Ganze handkerchief
Canton bird eye and plaid do,
Lelia Starts, Pclrrincs do.
nrecian Gnuze ribbons, a new article
Rich fg Satin mud otber do.
PLAIN and striped Drilling
Angolhs aud union Mixtures
Wilmington stripes aud Cotton Cassimeres
Blue Nankcens
Mnnce chop and company yellow do,
Black Gircassians aud French Bomba2ecn, for
SIMMER coats
Loidon fashionable and white Marseilles
Common figured and do. do.
Snpr. liz black Siik-Velvet Veslinas
India and English fiorentine
Gernda and India Flag handkerchief
]ersv Hawthorn aud Greeian do.
Figured black silk Craxnts
Bordercd Jaconet do.
IL aud ~ Irish Linens, approved bleach
Sill, Cotton and Norsted Hosiery
French aud English ladies' aud gentlemnes'
Gloves
Beaver, Md, Bogskin and Castin do.
&e. SIC Ne.
All OF winch. with air ost every other mr.
ticic adapted to the season, may now be had
AT low prices.
April l6 ts56
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S~alhstaNtiaA Goods,

Sd heavy twiAed bellicking, width without
"A seam,
Cd do. Linen Steetins, warranted bleach,
ID do. Walthom oheeting, u superior cotton
fabric,
54 Linen Checks.
The above, with their slready well selected
stock, all purchased for cash, enables them TO
held out great inducements to purchasers.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & co.
July 80. ts5o
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NOtico

is hereby given 1notGH he CeHS IN ha
u L"naiic Hopitdl, il he city Of Hdiisms.
burg, are occupied, aud that no.nrre patients,
{Nlale or Female viii bsreceired into said
Hoapital, until some OF The said Cells are va
cant, due notice of which i'll be given.
By order oCMe Couri oG1aeofors.
LEO lijNLEY, c. c. D.
Williamsburg, Feb. 27I
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meant 81,


THE MEDiidassksop as Presiden.
Il ton, will COMMENT resident off,
nesday IN NotemBtr. .,,i.,
Anatomy and Surgery, by DF. VAL
Chemistry, hy DIR. GoRHAM.
Midwifery aud Medical Ju~risprudence.N
DIR. CHABHikG. St
Malcfia Medica, by DIR. BfGrTow. !
Theory and Practice OF Ihysic, by Dri
JAcKsos.
Tue Massachusetts General Hospital, one
oil the most active and most lourishiig iusti-
tntions IN the L. States, has received, wiihina
few years, more than three hundred thousand
deAors in private donations, iu addition 10 il.
previous very liberal endowment by the
Slate Legislature. The number OF Surgical
operations oil magnitude, pcrfotmedin the hos
pital within the last two years and nine
mouths, amounting to one h0ndreda and ttrtHfy.
Gentlemen attending the Medical Lectures,
are admitted graiuitousty Ia tie surgical ope-
rations ard clinical practice Of this %institn-
ton. Aclass ofstudeuls exceeding one hun
dred, from different parts oil the United States,
attended The last course.
A pamphlet containing n particular account
Of the Boston Medical School, and hospital,
is published for gratuitous distribution, and
viii be forwarded TO any person, on his al.
dressing a letter postpaid, TO Mr.. Leonard
Holmes, of the Post Office Boston.
Boston, Aug, u. 1w ST.
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PAW J. YaRDY

CRANES this method Of returning his sin
- cerr thanks - the public for the very
literal encouragement extended towards him
since hs commencement IN business, and
noR hegs led Ia inform them thai he has
on hand II targe assortment Of H.1TS, 81 The
latest faShions, aud Of stpcrt0r qpdtiy all
of which were manufactured under The i'm
mediate iasp,etiop aud siporiHtendenoe Of VIII
liam Tardy. He bns just received from New
Yo5k a fine supply Of me BEs1 NokllILkN
TIRS. and other materials IN bis line, which,
with his former stork, will enable him 10 ma
uufaclurc Halls 81 all descriptions, 10 suit the
want, OF every individual
A. he has employed a first rate fnisher
from the North, who Is acquainted with he
fashions, the public may rest satisfied
tlai lats OF his manufacture will be eqlnl IN
every respect to those manufactured IN the
northern citirss
Persons wishing TO purchase ARE earnestly
10 call and examine his hais and his
~ he Is determined 10 sell extremely
for cnsb.> July n. 81
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SANONY CLOTHS. &c.

Cheap aud Desirable Goods.
Just recetrtd and for sale bp he subscribers
Denmark Satin, ton gentlemsns summer wear
Snrerhnc white and colored Linen DriIlings,
.rtfg iolc ttarged,
Rns'ia, German and Flemish Sheetiues do.
Oh ifsh SheetiuGs, extra wedth, a very sub
s%tantiai article,
3.4 and Oh earmout Dimities, at very low
prices,
German Cotton Stockings, a new and fine
article,
Very superior English silk, do.
A superior assortment of Fancy Silk tIands
Hercticf-, all %coiors,
Do. do fashionable Silk Scnrfs.
Z very elegant Grrcian gauze Scarfs,
A large assortment of new STYLE Riticules,
Coral aud other fashionable Necklace,
Psteat Curtis and hair Nets, Nil shades,
A further supply OF elegant Calicocs,
DO. do. common do. M every price,
Elegant lined Fa,usols, superior finish,
Blue Cotton Yarn,
The above, in addition to tlIeir former SUM
plies, renders their assortment very complete,
nll OF which they offer very low for cash.
MCKEE, ROBINSON g. co.
June :. 1857
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MONEY LOST

DETWEEN Mr., W illia.n Radrord's and
- Liberty, | dropt from my pocket ONE
HUNDRED pCLLAI,S, in Virginia notes. of
ten dollars each. | think | had the money
oeiWe"n Col, Moere's aud Nowells mills, but
Al" not %certain. Whoeyerw viii deliver me the
money at Mr.. Radford's, my present residence,
or give such information as will enable me TO
get il again, shall lac literally rewarded.
JESSE A. BRAMBLET.
July 27. Is
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Notice.

ALI. persons indebted 10 the estate Of
"A Richald Durrelt, icc'd. will please come
forward aud make immediate pay m%cnt--aud
all those holding claims agniriAi said cstntc
will bring them forward welland,enlieated Tor
payment.
WA DuRItErT, 9ipr. Ne bonia NON,
4J Rietard Durcit, dfe'd.
July 30. wlW"30
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No NYH,S

LUCKY OFFICE, Lynchburg, Virginia.
We would particularly invite the public to
examine the 4th class of the Quantico Canal
Lottery Thisp plan of drawing lotteries has a
decided advantage over any other'plan we
have everexamined. Orders from any part o
the United States, (post paid will meet with
prompt attention, if directed TO Abraham X.
Norih's Office, E~ynchburg, Virginia.
whole Tickets SO
Halves 2 90
Quarters l 26
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REMOVAL.
THOMAS ].

n HAS removed mis- DRUG and
2AA MEDICINE STORE TO thu
W. house ON Bank square, lately
~ occupied by Mir. Chas. T.. Dibrell,
o6RS where he offers an extensive as
ofDErGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS aud DYE-oTuiIs, on the most rea-
sonable Terms.
June IL. ts44
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Tract or pnrcei Of ,aua,
The .Subscritcr has recon- mcpced
The Grocery business,

n the house lately occspied by Mr.. S.
Il ~. Davis, and immediately opposite the
Virginia Bank. lis assortment is general and
aud ail Others who "anf pood bargains, TO
call on him. CHARLES L. DlBRELL.
T.. s.. | will receive aud sell on commission,
GOODS, ar produce ef any description, or I
will receive Good On storage, and forward
them 10 any part 81 the country.
July 27. tsl00 c l. D.
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Education.

I'LL BALL will commence the next
Ia session of his school IN the second Mon
day ia ser;etnter. Ia iuipfe one hall oil The
muue, wii= be expected N advance,
agreeable Ia the eastom vi the place.
July 30 "4"5o
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4 L Rules held in the clerks Office of
"A Amherst county, on tue FIRST Monday IN
June, ISL
Lee II. Burks plaintiff,
Richard II. Burks, James Powell, wilkins
Watson, Nathaniel Henry and Obadiah Key
noids defendants.
IN CTL4NCERY
The defendants Richard II. Burke, Nathani-
Ell Henry and Obadiah Reynolds not being
inhabitants Of TIN, commonN eaith on motion
Of the plaintiff, by counsel, il is ordered, that
unless the said last named defendants do APP
pear here aud answer the plaintiffs bill, and
give security according To the act OF assem-
bly, and the rules of the court OF the county
aforesaid the same shall be taken as COMES
sed aud the matter thereof decreed. And il
Is ordered, lhat a copy OF this order be inser-
ted IL the Lynebburg Nirginian for The space
Of two mouths successfully ,ant another copy
posted al the iron, door OF the court house ol
this county on some dourt day.
Aud al a court held for the county court a
foresaid, the gid day of June, 1921, on motion
OF the defendants Powell and Watson, il is
ordered, thai unless the plaintiff in this cause
does give additional security for the mainte-
nance OF his Injunction AT or before the first
day of September term next, the same shall
be dissolved-and the said plaintiff not being
an inhabitaut of this commonwealth, il is or
dered, that "A copy OF this order be inserted
IN the Iyuchbnrg tirEinian during the term
of two months successfully, and another CO.
Ply posted al the front doorof the court house
OF this county on some court day.
a Copy-leste,
Is" ARTHUR u. DAVIES, elk.
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Notice.
january 81
.Marshat's sale.

IN pursuance Of a decree Of the superior
= court af cliapeery Tor the Lynehbnrg dis.
flrio1. pronounced on the slsi day OF May,
1884, N tie oause OF Camden vs. Claiborne,
the undersigned, Marshal OF he said court
will, on Wednesday tie lstut September, be
fore the door at The rankin iio5el, ~ me
town Of IynehbnfR, sSl.ese 10 saie, by way
OF public auction, tu the highest bidder, for
cash, the FOLLOWING SLAVES, 10 vii -
Pope, Nelson, Lindsay, Phil, Washington,
Margaret phube, faaHy, Queen and Maria
together with the Increase OF tho female
slaves If any.
viii aiso he offered, on the same terms,
aud in pursuance ot the same decree, on the
same day en the promises, a certain
Tract or pnrcel Of lana,
Lying ia The county OF Amherst, mud hdioin-
ing the lands OF Micajab Camden, William
Siinneit aud others, aud containing h0o acres,
more or les. should The day above men.
toned be unfair. The sale y III take place ON
the neal Ear day thereafter.
& - WooDsoN, VI s.. { & L =.
August ). tds
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NAAVABAiE AANO


FOR SALE.
TfHE subscriber offers for sale that Va
luahle tract OF LAND, whereon he re-
sides, containing by a late survey 563 acres,
about 900 of which are cleared and in a high
state of cultivation, the balance good tobac-
co laud-a convenient dWelling house, and
every other necessary out house, also a
Grist Mi !,
which gets about loo barrels of toll grain a
year, and good fruit OF almost every deserip-
ton. The purchaser or purchasers hy pay
ing one fourth of the purchase money, can
have (f requirrd) one, Two and three years
for the balance, giving his bonds to carry in
tcrest from the date if not punctuaIly paid,
and a lien on the land 60 secure the whole
payment. One bundled and fifty bushels OF
wheat may be seeded this fall to advantage.
This land is two miles south of Mr.. K. Hum
tcs' aud sixteen from Lvnehbnrg.
AKCfID. Boiling, Jr.
August 6. wsW 81
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Mr.. John 5. .N0OrInnf.

GlR-PIease to take notice that | shall
~ on Monday the 9th day of September
next, at the house of William McDcrmut in
the county OF Botetourt, aud from day TO day
until the business is completed, proceed 10
take the allidavits OF William McDermot, and
Aquilla Combs and others, and on thursday
The 9th day oil the same month, at the house
of Gordon Cloyd, proceed TO take the Aida
Wits of George Cloyd and others, which atfi-
davits are TO be read as evidence ON the trial
Of the injunction, now depending in the sn-
perior court of Chancery for the Lynchburg
District wherein | am plaintiff and You and
john Moore are defendants, when and where
you may attend If you think proper.
ANDREW RUDDFLL.
August 8. WV 81.
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For Rent.

TsHE plantation belonging 10 the Pfesi-
Il DENT, Directors n Co OF The Bank of Nir.
g%inis, nj present IN The oecnpaGs OF Mr. james
stewart, vii he rented Tor ne ensuing year,
or Tor a term OF years.
ToRITNaIC5 sYDsoR Cashr.
Angnsf q. WIw 81
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CoppERsMI1u AND TIMER,

COpPERsMI1H AND TIMER,
LETURNs thanks to hrs frlends aud
Ii the public generally for the liberal en-
couragement he has received, and takes this
method Of Informing them that he hasa gen
eral assortment of STILLS, suitable Tor the
approaching fruit harvest, from 30 10 $50 gal
lons, and is prepared 10 make at the shortest
notice any size, both paicnt aud common.
He has on band n general assortment Of all
kinds and sizes OF NAkL III his line, togetl-
er with many other articles, all OF which he
viii sell, nj the lowest cash prices, wholesale
or retail or will exchange them for old cop
per, pewter, lead or country produce, deliver
ed al his factory IN Lynchbmg, next door 10
Messrs. BN Il Rose, and in a part Of the
occupied by Mr. john Boyd, saddler.
N B. Cutters aud spouts for houses will be
made and put up either IN town or country,
On very moderate terms.
June %. Do Wow
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Yer AieAt.
Cash fox Wheat.

gHIiE subscriber VIII 1t oil times pay cash
~ for Wheat, delivered Mt the Lynebhurg
Mills. IlONooN S. VIII l..
July 1T. Aou
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Nook at This y

EERSoNS holding small prize tickets
Il in any of the northern lotteries, can have
the liberty of renewing them in the beautiful,
9Th class of the Quantico Canal Lottery, on
annlication Mt
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NWenty dollars NeWayd.

from the subscriber on Sun
IA day night, 23d inst. n man LODE,
hl1h' lie Is a sleek black negro, OF about p
years OF age, long face tapering to the chin,
and slow both in motion aud sneakjnq ui''
height is about 8 feet Q or 10 inches, broad
across the shoulders, though rather inclined
10 he slender in body and limbs. His dress
not exactly known, but il is supposed thal he
had on Il roundabout coat, flax and cotton
pantaloons, cotton shirt, and a small fur hat.
He took with him a While cotton and linen
shirt, grey cashmere pantaloon5, seddlebags,
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.aisc
.llso, one other Tract.

Adjoining the last mentioned land, contain
ing 39l acres, aud bounded ON one side IN
the road leading from Samuel BurL. Lg
Watts Gap, and the lands OF Richard 5. II.
lis, the Bethel tract, and the lands Of John
Camm, dee. OF his tract there are epIv
about ID acres cleared, and that portion of /
is well enclosed aud fresh. 1t is heavily lin
bered and well watered, and contains a large
quantity Of first rite tobacco land. This lrar,
lies within one mile of Bethel.
II the above lands are not sold privately
before The 10th day Of October, they will, On
that day be sold publicly at my residence
Persons who may be DESTROYS OF PURCHASING
II is expected, will wish to view the lands.
They will be shown Mt any time on applica
ton being made TO the subscriber.
a. Terms OF sale shall be made accommo
dating. AMBROSE RUCkER.
February 20. 2sWts
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three inches high, OF ine spirit, and remarka.
bly, active for a WORK horse, was taken toge.
ther with an old saddle broken behind. ard
new stirrup feathers The bride was old,
the bit designed for double reins.
have no doubt but he will MIN 10 pass as
a Tree man, having, il IS supposed. stolen ths
Tree pass OF Frederick Mason, under which
name | am well satisfied he viii aim to pass
sill give the above reward for the man
and horse, Cor 80 for e]itIer) if taken withiy
thirty miles OF this place, and deliyeredb
me. II beyond that distance, the samefe.
ward and all reasonable travelling charges
will he allowed.
SAMUEL EDMUNJ1oN, Jr.
Halifax Court House, MAY % Is al
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AMHERST COUNTY June Coert, Isat.
! Frederick II. Murrrll, plaintiff,
,,att,ut
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-08

We this dsy conclude the remarks on the
subjee, Of the late appointment of the officers
Of the customs, end other circumstances COO.
osetsd herewith. II hss been en- unpleasant
duty. but one we though, ourselves impsti.
ously called upon TO perform. We have now
gone through with IL, cad hope We shall not
be required to discuss The matter further.
We have great respect for the gentlemen OF
this ,9wn, whose names we have made Tree