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BLACKSMITHs' TOOLS.


In HotYar county court ~ Ch0ncery, The
I'm d,tg u .horWbo, 1894.
s'mp.on Chesher, plaintiff,
against
Danie. oncsller, John Cheshpr, WIN. Simp-
son aud Elizabeth his Niic, N m. thcshcr
Nm. Thomas aud Hannah his wife, Hosea
liiah NousleY aud Nnncy his wife, Jam G
Cheshcr and Zaehius Chesher,
defendants.
The defendants Daniel Clrsher, John Che
sher,N Illan Hmp on and Elizabeth his wilc
William Chcshcr, William Thomas and Han.
nah his lie, Hosea Cheshrr, John Stone and
PeRgy bis vile, Elijnh Nuoslcy and Nancy
his vile, aud jas. Cllesher, not having entered
tbeir appearance gwen security arcordiu
In the act ut assembly ard the rules @. this
court, md II Appearing 10 the satisfaction oil
the court ilai tie hid defendants Daniel Che
shcr. john Clrshcr, Niiism Simpson and
Wlfr, Nillinm Chcshcr, " ilinni Thomas and
wife, tIosca thcsher, John Stone and wife
Elijah " pa-iey aud VIE, and Jas, thesller
are not inhabitants al this commonwealth
on motion gt the plaintiff, by his counsel, II
IS ordorcd, ti.ai the saiu defendants, Daniel
aud John Chtsher, Nm. Simpson and wife
Nm. CbnShor, Nm Thbmns aud wife, Hosea
thc-her, John Stone AMI wife, El.iah " COS.
Icy aud vile, aud james Chcsher, do appear
here GA lie fonfiI, Monday in February ncHt,
aud answer the hill ol The plaintiff, and that II
"0py q. tn, order he forthwith inserted in one
OF the newspapers published in the town of
iNnchburg for eight weeks successfully; and
posted NJ tie front door otthe court house oil
tbs county. a Cop, --lr.'e
/. II BOXLEY, d. e.
Dcrenihrf 3. wsw'l7
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H\so, a SmaN A'yact,
3s.

Nilsson county, Ociotty Court. 10et.
konhen D. Palmer, complainant,
against
I-aac " hite aud Zachariah White, Execu.
tors Of touyas White, sr. deed,
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The undersigned, Marshni Of the snid cour,
will On noadag, Mr. I'd dag NJ Jdpuopy, 1870
proceed In sell, by WY al public auction, TO,
cash, before The door al the Franklin Hotel
IN The Town Of INnC hLnrp. he LnLlnMinr
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PERSONAL property,

To vii Daniel 0hc eIder,) Daniel che youn.
ger0 Jerry, Lewis, Garland, Linns, Marin
and her three children, 10 vii, Martha, lio-
rnce aud Saini Gabrielle aud her d children,
10 wit, ilenfy, lisn, MnrthH, Caroline aud
robert hhelel, Fanny and her 2 children
10 Wit, liusiIla aud Mady /, Eveline, Lidda
nnd her five children, TO wit, Louisa Arch
Jane, LiIin aud pamelin, and Lucy. Also.
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ONe y AggOn and NNMr ,

one Cart, oight Horse Creatures, } all the stock
ot Cattle, Hogs aud sheep, aud Household
aud Kitchen Furniture OF every description,
being the personal property embraced hy the
died vi trust bearing date the Goth day ol
February, ls2o, from Robert {. Scott aud his
vile 10 William Pendleion, md also compri-
sed IN deed eaecaled by the snid Robert G
Scolt 10 the undersigned, bearing date the
10Th day ri July 1923.
GEO. b. NOOpSON, NJ. I.p.c.c.
n. b. Should the above day prove unfair,
the sale will take place ON the next fair day
thereafter, sundays excepted.
December !. wildly
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Oliver Mefeynolds, sheriff Of the county OF
Campbell Gabriel scott, William Walter
scott aud " llliam fendleton,
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CAMPBELL MEETING.

Agfe'abiy Ia previous notice, Il resrer
table number of the etlzens of Campb. i
conn,y met ut thiltons tavern On Monday
the 7lh inst to take into consideration til"
ltopriciy of amending the Constitution "t
Virginia.
Capt. Oliver McRrynods was called 10
thu Chair, and Thomas Mckinney noini-
mated Secretary.
After some discussion on the subject,
the following resolutions we're offered:
ResoIred, Isl. That the present constitu
ton ri einia is defective ndreqnfcs a
mehdmrut
Rcaolred, 2d. That liza majority offhc
people of This county shorld concur il the
views of this meeting. that our rrpfosrn
tati'rs in thu legislature, be instructed
10 use their eXct,i"ns to procure the pas
sag of an act recommending convention
II The people of Tins state.
122 voting il ftvor of these resolutions
and 6 agaiusi then.
q. Mercy NOBDS, Chairman.
Tuos. NJ KIHNfh, Secretary.
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fninisirltors, aai u guardians fof infants,
ss well as the takins security al exc
cutors, administrators, aud guardians,
When they qualify The Justices Of the
peace for each coan'y are appointed ~ be-
fore stated, aud have, ~ members f the
county court. those various powers and
duties we haze lHst mentioned. ia Their
capacity OF justices ofthr prace, ia'lr pow
ers and ,lffh.s are simllIr - tllo-e dt niuti
states thrir iur .ic,ion IS al present lInl-
ted, 10 tie sun af 30 dollars, as Il regards
collection Of debts, but they have not lie
power 10 call n a jury aud Their Own iids-
mcnt i final and conclusive. IN sneli cases,
" hrn tlie auonnt does noi exceed 10 doi-
lars. They perform all these duiIes WITH
oui any fee or fccompeuse whatever, and
are thu raithfnl servants Of the people, but
totally destitute of any responsibility, rs
they hold their commissions Tor lilr, Or
during good beliatlnur. This sketch of The
powers of "a bod, az 20 ar 80 men In each
county, will we believe stand anprecedent-
ed, aud unparalleled in this or amy other
country. The Grst impression that strikes
as on viewing il, Ia, Il surprise that 1t should
have existed ST long, aud m equal siTprise
that it is nat more .conppnnly abused
T'hcFeason Tor its long Duration IS 10 he
foundnits ownpowcrs, cnrrl'Inins Judicial,
equitable and appointing, and the peculiar
one OF wing new life aud actirik 10 itself,
rs inNiiing inio its arena those DO are iii
Ia b. trusted with such aburdendf patron
age and power. The cause Of It's not being
always abused, must be foundin common
desire al all men Ia act right. when there
exists no motive of interest 10 art wrong
In this part Of tllojtidiciafy ne End such a
great departure lroip'th just distinctions
niieh are deen.ed @necessary ,bctMern the
different hrauches6f gosefnne,t. That II
has ihtrioged every on every rational pun
cplr of republican government, thr
magisiracy hold the power, aud the people
are the subjects on which ii acts.
.lCitt1cn Of Ccnpj.U
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Tr The Pahljc .39refiisey.


Mr.. PEHH.-- Your paper contains The only
account OF the proceedings OF the House of
Representatives, OF the Congress ertlfc L. S.
tina, haze srcn, ON the subject of my vim
dIcntion against Mr.. Cav lords vindic
tive and oafoindcd attack upon me.
There is nothing IN the character of the
debate, on that subject, that surprises me,
or hat Nas not prepared 10 expect, and
determined Ia disregard. II must have
bt en- frequently observed, by all who have
attended 10 the cnnsc at political cSrIlts.
for few years past. how much any man.
who dares To question Nj. CraH lords in
ialbillty, has 10 encounter from "A party,
distinguished by the iIItirra'ity and perse
cutting spirit, with which il has constantly
assaulted The President, certain mcnihers of
the administration, and every other conspi
cuhus individual, Whose prostra;ion could,
in the slightest degree, contribute to pro
mete the ambitious aspirations of its chief.
TIE arst 20 ao.iate The presidential ques-
ton, as the papers of Georgia and T,nncs
see VAL show, this party, with unparalleled
tlrontery, has hrcn foremost in rcproba
ting others for following its own cxafnple.
Constantly engaged in yi!1lJ inS and ca...m
mating MF. CtaNro competitors, and
every other man, who, il feared, might
stand In The Way Of his elevation to the
pfcsldra'ia, chair, il has nat been less dis
tinouished, ny lis intolerance to those Yin
dlca'lons which its own attacks have req.
dertd necessary than by the clamorous
'oclierAiIons, and huliying meaaces, with
when II has endearored - oteraMe III,
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iacfize iao President /, send az agent 10 tie
Greeks, nbenever lie should lBllk IL prudent
to do 20, was brought forward in the Early
71,srt OF Inc session, aud gave rise 10 lsngtii
undergraduates of debate very dispropoHi ION.
ate 10 1t importance As II WAS the ayawed
oileel f the supporters of lie rssoiutiot not
la dieta e - Tie executive, nor 10 alt@ us
course i policy, but merely TO .eKlHu.s the
> mfrti 81 fliis uaiion tDr the nnlle cOiitest
~ y Ute the fsfeeks wire engaged. iffile Hnes :
ipn na,. not been postponed, | should have
spleJ lar IL. Nhilei behuyrd - Ia be int
Tive. ! sas no reason Why We should 10 iniit-
fersni spectators of lhcif struggle for ppiiicai
aud res signs freedom aud Knowing 40
law OF nations or principle of RIA which
regar ifI II as Gtuility, nOf prudence ~ b;
silent. Nor would s0eh an oppression be
without its use 10 ourselves, Or 10 taufal ef-
feel on others The Greeks are already the
mosteon imereitd people IN the Mediterranean
-ea. aud may n - fortunate rs 10 perfect their
Independence aud regeneration, make ls0re
ib the theatre ot itati0nsAs onhyoi their proud
ancestry. aud B.eir past uBriyhlled nrhieFe-
ments, IN letlCrs, arts and arms. similar OH
jcctions had breu urged TO the recognition Of
the Independence Of Spanish America, bia
willie the predicted dangers have proved IN.
founded, the act has clteaply purchased the
good viii Of those nnti0ns, and Laid u tonnda-
lion for theme solid advantages o ourselves
both commercial aud political.
IN an, fellow ciizcns, respectfully,
Your obcdiem scrYnnt,
GEORGE TUCKER
Tgaeibryg, June o, le1i
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Louisville, (Ky.) Wy la.--TIr Hon
y. Ea~ards arrived 1T This place last eve
ninS on hi, return to Washington, and
will reach that eily in eight or ten day,
fom Ills daie. The following con mnnl
cation from AIR. T.. will be read With int
rest, Though it is by no means calculated 10
"n-,hrn the prrdictions of Nr. CraN-
ford friends that their cl.el would come
oat hjuaph4h. .llr.
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= -
TIE XIRGINIAN.
rn4Sr9n asp rusltsurp ~
psf.u.Rp "A. ToLER g. JOIN H. COLIN,
Pabitsaers Of the IaN~ ef the Union.

n. The scmi-Weckiy Paper, al ~ and the
Weekly. paprr "A - iisf aafiilln, pa ~le ~
.i.a,,e,.>.f sllsse ripilan wit be received i"f
. -, tssas f.at siS mouths aiid 40 paper VII
he discontinued ti.tt a lice d'sfreffnn 81 Tue
Fstafs5 igat4l al slaeHln2es are pad
= sasfr,isemr4ssS With be inserted n, So
.sats pr .aaa4e Tor les.l tire first tine, nnd
NJ ! reats for eArh eeafinnsnee ibese
lr,.n ! dl.nfae. inns, " pald ter previous 10
sheir Insertion 1ns pa eieat assumed ~
.smr resran>it,le pefsrn "a l.yhshlufe
Il a. lhancery Orders are inseiied lof 50
losiars
~ All iet,ets addressed 80 the Elitors uast
Ae rssl rAlp, OF tAsy nil mol be attended 10
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cocks Of the wa'~ h'afrer, haye .if,"a3
aud crot0ed a i &c To saeat The sf,..5.
mons reached ii,p a.. He afternoon af ~.
2th inst. and though sick m bid and q,
der the operations a u,et..inr, INbi,r, .
have been obliged TO repeat, Every a..
since, began 10 prepare, With alaCf.,N l.,
.they it left home the next day. a6e A.,
NOW this far ON my journey To WashiHst4,
Cay, rejoicing III an opportunity, il4t
seems TO be rendered la mo. of pntlinr f..
shame the wicked eontfil aDcr that u
intended to dn rae itreparahle inii,r,
and facilitating my self upon being ali. =.
prose invre, than stand pledged 10 IN.
tain.
shall not however, snfIer these Grs.
spirits that have figured So cnnspcuou.l,,
Ia this aiiair, or any one else, Ia divert mn
from my purpose. Mr.. Craa ford. has M,
leipusly arlaignrd nnr at thu bar Of the nub.
lie There | Will mret him-And ibrr.i
viii keep him, Ill he shall become perfect
Is ashamed of Misconduct; s. learn from -.
pefienre that II is not atuogs, safe TO trust +,
temporary cxpcdIruts. Supported as heis
by host always ready Ia eight his battles
y not expecting the least assistance on NV
part lrnm any one, tie odds against me- i,
this contest, would indeed, be fearful. ,vera
1t not for my confidence IN the Justice or
my cause, and in the good sense and yirtu,
OF the people of the Emitted States. ia
whose ultimate Judgment, will cLeerfuilv
submit.
My friends need not give Themselves ann
uneasIness about the result. They ougf,
to know me too well, To believe, that
would rhshly undertake. more than e.,
cerrly believe ! can accomplish. have
not time, To write 10 any one of them
On their account therefore, | vii barely
say that, hav" got the most Irresistible
proof that, :" the Receiver OF Edo ards,iBe
did tcrite the letter mentioned IN RlY erani
nation, Sc )" and that Mr.. CraN ford did
write iHer n tie Receirer directiDr
him to continue Inc depo8itc5 IN tie Baat
Of EdcardsCdte, ds stated in my exanin,,
ton. Aud If cannot also, prove to tlle
satisfaction Of any impartial mind, that Mr.
Crawfrd did receice the letter in question
| shall he greatly disappointed. No other
retreat from this scand ,ous attcmpt =.
gaiust me shall he left him, than to denv
that he Intended to make any iasjn1latinn
az inst me. And this would rpqairr n farT
greater snbllety, than the Substitution ri
- ruling" for " qe9ittng,' 10 ubL.iu for II
the slightest degree of credit with any man
of common sense. For, have nt,rr met
with one individual. friend or rn,, ,n l,;,,
tina, has not given the sanr cnnsfrrc,;"n.f1,
lis report. But even. should snrl :, snh'
,erfnse be- attempted. il shall not ayailLIr,
hat will only add another, Ia the many il
lu-tralions Of the sentiment. that " oafn
acps caH pe,a1yr. prius 9fmtntot.n
In Justice to myself do most solrnnlv
decllre that no man, NIr. Crav ford excent
I'd, can regret this cnntro,,rsv more ,6,n
! Il, nd ,b.t ,.,., ,.,.,d,, i,.l,' ''.-''
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Makes the estimated balance IN
the Treasury on the ist Jan,
1894, 9,36f 055 II
Our foreign relations have undergone but
little change By "A late convention or treaty
betw cen the United States and Great Britain,
49, TIC more eiieetual suppression oflhc slave
trade, Il Is Stipulated that the ships of war of
r,act nation SHAH lcF- ;Ae riaLt oi searching
Tue MOI 'om ships OF the other Bus as this
slavery delicate light, and very liable 10 abuse,
twas thought prudent hy the Senate 10 attach
a condition TO il that either nation may ter
ih,ha,e lie right on giyingsix month snotl~e--
~ " condition must lave The sanction u G
! oF.'aih 1e'ere the treaty can take effect.
proPosliio" 10 appra sasiaie no.ey 10 nu.
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Notice 10 Senday Schools, d',d others ,atsh
INV scbn0L LOOkS

Notice 10 Sunday Schools, d'td others ,eiSh
ing Schooi BOOTS.
The public are hereby notified, that the
Lynchbnrg Sunday School Unon, have
lust received good supfly Of Sunday
school books, which vii he disguised Of At
,erlsrrasonahir terms. Among thu bod,
received there is the Sunday school "Pei
ling boot, suitable for small chA1t-n of any
school, the cAria!i9n olauHac{, which, be
SIDES answering the cemnaa u-"s Of "a
lrndar, contains large collection of rrli
gious information, and pjons hjnis and
also the Sadty Setoot L.ynchbuE Cate
chiSm, sc Sc.
The hooks are Deposited with w. len
ry DatliI, superintendent Of the depository
pro. ten.
fs'lhe Rev II. &. LTEBEEG, Of thc Inrd'.
Nrw Church. nili preach at tho Baptist Meet
my House, ON sunday lest, at 8 . 'ciork, J.
i.
FLOUR INSPFCflOS-rhc quantity o.
Flour inspected in the fyachburg markLt The
last quarter, is a follows
S1rdrhne 1929
Finr to
Cross Nialings %
Total ----Ill5
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\ meeting OF the citizens Of i.yuchhnrg Is
requested nj the Franklin Hotel, TO NOR
nG'' ,"f'rt:I''ipoaf, at o',.Inek. 10 make
arrangements for the celebration oil The 18th of
July.
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Makes the estimated balance IN
the Treasury on the ist Jan.
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LoujSriiIe, May L, 1874.
THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

~ uNif hhSlI4 OF VIRGINIA.
Charlottesville, Nag 28,-Thc period for
opening This institution bring ultimately
tiNedto the first day ofFcbruary ncxt, some
precious inflammation n sptrtiug il may be
acceptable t. the public, and useful to iudi-
'iiuala who may have Views Of ayailiog
thrmsti,r Of lis benefits and rnr press
h"Ing on the spot, as it were, il seems in.
enmbent on Us particularly to give that in.
iormaiion, which we shall do from the
best SOU, Crs accessible To us, and such we
brllege, rs are To be relied uu One hundred
and nite dnrniorles are in readiness, sui
ilcirnt each for two students, for their Indg
lng and studies. SIX hotels are provided,
witch VIII be rented To- respectable house
krrpers, who will furnish the ordinary
mrals 20 such students as choose 10 engage
With them respectfully, not exceeding 80
in mess. With this article the University
will have no concern, except to RESTRAIN
eXCcsscs Of the table. IL addi iau To these
arcomma daiions, provided at the Unirfr
~, the town Of Cinilottces lie, one mile
ls'aat, can lodge and bnaid between oac
and two hundred students. The Proies
aars will h" in place in the course of the
autumn, and in time to prepare themselves
- inv ''fiiti' III w wv - 'i'''' - -
the opening Of the Institution. All students
Who propose to enter for the year ensuing,
WI be exp, ctcd To attend on the lst day
"t February, that the schools and cIasse'
may confluence together.
Tncrc will be eight schools in the tnl-
Frrslty. !. One of Ancient Languages,
Ancient History, Ancient Typography aad
Rrlles Letters. Q. One of Modern Ian
g"ages, Modern History, and ModerA
Geography. 9. Others of Mathematics,
4. OF Natural Philosophy. >. or Natas"!
History. C. OF Antony and Mrdien''
I. OF Moral Philosophy. 6. OF Law, ~
scrnmrnt and Political Economy.
Every student will be free 10 attfnN
whichever Of the schools he considers rs
adapted To his future pursuits, s. require.
to attend no others. To enter flat 81
Ancient Languages, he must already ne
hhl" TO read with ease their high AUTHORS
For the schools of Mathematics and Aa-
tnral Philosophy, he must be Il riohetHt
IN numerical arithmetic. For the oIIiri-'
nothing preparatory will be required, ~
eept that into no school can any one 1t.a "
United under C years of agr.
1t expected that the whole annnal q.
prnse Of Il student, win be about Z o.
exclusive Of clothes and packet monc1
that the latter art,c'n vii be kept W..
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4 - t1FR ~


This leaves ancvrcss OF 5,leG12s -
Which, added Ia the balance in
the Treasury on the Iat Jan.
1S23, 4,237a27 %
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

NVsBsrrR's. Alden's. and Cummings spelling
4. books English Reader Columbian Orator.
E,ir9sy's Gramm.r, Walkers Dictionary. Cummings
anil Morse's Geography and Atlas, Dabolfs Arith.
metic. Testaments, ana every other kind Of school
books usually wanted by the dozen single, at very
low prices Also, bisHk account and record hooks
Bowdnch's Navigator. and Blun,'s Coast Pilot |;
Writing aud letter paper; Watts and Methodist
hymn books Church prayer books Brdgewa,er
COLLECTION. 18th edition
sL.MaN.aC
Bickerstaffs Rhode Island, Farmers and Chris
tan Amanacs, for 1924 by the groce. dozen or sin.
ge.
PAPER HgNCLvCS.
One Thousand rolls Paper Hangngs, for rooms and
window curtains, with borders Two hundred rolls
Tow priced papers, at about IS cts per roll
mrs
Elegant and fashionable NeR.York Hats, and the
Boston Hat Factory hats warranted water proof and
not to fade an wearing Also, men IS and Youths
Ter proof cotton, and felt hats Just received and for
sale at the Book and Hat Store, (snd at the lowest
possible prices)by
GEORGE WANTON,
Agent 10 Ezra Hafhavay.
or Second band books bought and sold as above.
Nov 81.
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New York and Rhode Island
STEAM Bears.
. -

nN Wednesd-y i. 7hoe atsii, the following
~ arrangement will be adopted and continued
until further nolce
yFrom Precedence.
+. The FuLroN. Capt COmstoek win leave Prov;-
dence for New York, every tuesday evening, a, 6,
O'Clock. rM
The cosSsoriSur, Captain Bunker. will depart
Tor New, York every Friday, At o clock, Pm.
From Ae9u. 1ork
The Connec,icu, will depart every wedne sday. At
noonsfor Providence
ffefuiton, Captain Comsock, will be despatched
pss1Saiurdsy, at noon, for Providence.
q NAY S, 1924
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FOR SALE, OR TO LET.

THE Estate ON Thames street, FORM
i criy the residence o: Gov wAsToN, being
d'v'del by entries through the middle, and having
two fpnt entrances. and separate kitchens and eel
lars, would accofnmods,e two separate families
With OF convenient rooms each. besides plaster
ed ropms IN the garrct. II has good garden. and
the ID extends 10 the harbor. The house has lately
been thoroughly repaired, and is perfectly sound ,
il mag b pnschssed At q low price. and payment
may be madcin five or more (f frequired) yearly in.
staln<nts security upon the estate would be acoep.
,ed ss sa except the 6sst payment. The same es
tate J offered 10 be let -.
o. rs y HAZARD.
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SHOE STORE.
JOSIAH O. BURDICK.

Fades Fincy Shoes Manutacurer.
I ESPECTFuLLY informs the Ladies of Newport,
and its vicinity, hst he has just received a
large sssor,mentNoe Denmark Sa,ns, plain, figured
ami variety of coors, of the FIRST quality, for Gus
tom wo'k Heshss lust employed several work men
from the most approved manufactures in New York
and Philadelphia specimens of their work can be
seen at the old stsrd No 124, Thames street front
OF lhe Cnstom House April %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-01
BOOTS and SHOES.
M U.N---
M PARDON WHITE,

~ No IA. TH0nleS. Strcef, )
- s,pEcrFULLY informs his friends
? and The public that he has on hand all kinds
Of BoDis aud SHoBs. which he will cell AS low rs
any oidsn town t
.als Is cheat--ali kinds of mems Roots and Shoes
maaIal urcd and repaired Al kinds OF ladies'
Boots aid Shoes. by a Lynn workman. april 30.