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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-31
pIRGISIf.

pIRGLSLf:
III rules, holden in the clerks Office of the Superior
court of chancery for the Richmond district, the
goth day of June, 1924.
Joseph arnold admor de bonis non ofIsaac .4rnold
decd. Plaintiff
against
lisa Cabaniss admor of Charles Cabauiss deed.
Nancy CabanisS, widow of the said Charles, and
James Wilson and William Williams,
Defendants.
The scirc facias awarded in this cause not being
returned executed on the defendant james Wilson,
and IT appearing by satisfactory evidecc that he IL
not an OF this country 1t j, ordered, That
the said defendant do appear here ON the first day
OF the next term and shew if any he can, az
sainst the revival sought by the said process; aud
that copy this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Iichmond,
Tor TWO months successfully, and posted at the
front door of the capitol in said city.
II copy-Teste.
w8w58 JF.N. ". ITE.NLNrG, c. 6.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-31
In Chesterfield County Court, July l2M, 1924.
Joseph Jones and Nancy his wife, I


IN Chesterfield County Court, July l2M, 1924
Joseph Jones and Nancy mis- wife,
Coaiphs
AGAINST
Tabitha Firth, admx. of William IN
Firth, decd. and guardian of Fran C"o"oC'9'
ccs Firth, aud Joseph F. Hamb-
I'm, DGS.
"a VHE defendant Hamblin not hay entered
Il his appearances and given security, according
TO law and the rules of this Court, and il
appearing to the satisfaction of tire Court that he is
not an inhabitant of this Commonwealth on the
motion of the plaintiffs, by Tyndham Robertson,
Esq their attorney, It's Ordered: That, unless the
SAID defendant Hambiin do appear here before
October Court me 81 md answer the plaintiffs bill, the
same shall be taken for confessed, and the matter
thereof decreed accordingly and it is ordered
that copy oil this order be forthwith inserted in
some Newspaper published in the city of Richmond
tor eight weeks successfully, and another copy pos
ted at the front door of the Courthouse of this coun-
~ for two successive court days.
Cory TEsTE,
LAWSON NUNALLY, d C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-31
pTRGLNIa:
FIRGLNX7:
At rules, holden in the clerks q &C Of the supero,
court OF chauccry for the Richmond district, the
26th day Of June, 1924, '''e
John ;. Stubs. il oX'or of Join s. stnths sen,r-


T1-TTr- TTI-T-
2Gth day Of June, 1924, ''e
John 3 Stubs, j.. aHor Of JOHN s. Stubs sen'r.
o-. PLAINTIFFS,
James Brruaer, James Lyle, adm'or de bopis. with
the VII annexed Of Junes Lyle, deed, James
Scott, jupr Maxwell Trokes. and So,o,, bis 80
admof and adm'g Of Richard Goode, decd.
~, Delendonfs,
The sc'Te focirs awarded in this ca use not beinn
returned executed the defendants MsxvveII
1tohes and Sarah i's wife, and it appearing by sat,
isiactory evidence that they ire not inhabitants IF
ms country: Ii IS ofjefed That the said deeudau,s
90 appear here on tie first day Of the nex, term
and show cause if any they can against the reviesi
sought BY the said process; and that COW Of his
UIuer De forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
iished IN the city Of Richmond, for two months sue
cessively, and posted at the front door of the cant;
tol, in the said city. >"P'
copy-Tes,e,
w9w5G W.U. ~, IEFNTNC5.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-31

VIKtIILNIA
AT Rules hodenin the Clerks Office of the Stpe,ior
court ofchancery for the Richmond district the
Goth day of June, 1924,
john Darby admor of I'm. c hurchill,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-31

Against
Carter &. Berkeley, adinor &c. of JOHN Robinson.
deed. William Robins sheriff OF Gloucester. AID
committee OF the estate OF John Arnistead and
George Healey adm'or of Philip L. Grymes decd.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-31

VIRGINIA:
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Superb
or court of chanccry for the Richmond district.
the Goth day of June, 1924,
Samuel Dunn and Caroline lis wife, late CaroI;,.3
Holloway, sole heir of David Holloway, decd.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-31
Against

Thomas Holloway, Thomas Pettis, and Phube his
WIFE, and Elizabeth Holloway; and Thomas #.
swami samuel G.. Swami, Dabney VI. Whar-
ton, and Ann his wife, and Nelson Robinson.
and Jane his wife, heirs of Samuel Svann. dol
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-31

rY,N. ~, HEN1wG. c. G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-31

VIRGINIA.:
AT Rules, holden in the Clerks Office of the supc-
nor court of chancrry for the Richmond district
the Goth day of June, 1924.
William Armistead, William Chambcraync, Bar
tholomew cambridge, Burnett Lewis aud Thom-
RS III. Terrell, Plaintiffs.
Against
William D. Abbott, Thomas C. Tinslcy, admir-. and
Susanna Tinsley, adm'x. of Thomas Tinslcy,
decd William Truehca,t Joseph S,arke, Fran
CHS Scott, Philip Noojson, .Ir William H. Plea
SAINTS and Samuel Ii. Mosby,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-31

VIRGINIA:
Al Rules, holden in the Clerks Office of tho Suneri
or court of chancery for the Richmond district.
the Goth day of June, 1924,
James Blick, Plaintiff.
Against
Allen James, acting EXT of L:ttcberry Wilkinson,
decd. and VIM. b. Wilkinson,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-31
VIRGINIA.:

II copy-Iestc,
*8w5o U.N. ". HEyNLNG, c. C..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-31

WIN. W. HENfTG c. E.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-31

Montague, and John I. Winston
exc OF Thos. Logwood, decd.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-16
COMMUNICATED


DIED At Oak Hill, in the county of
Henry, on The 9Th uli., in the 9Th year Of
her age, Miss JANE STERLING, daugh.
ter "f Thomas STERLING, Esq, after a pro.
tracted and paiufnl indisposiiinn. which she
bore With that inrrkness aud furtitude
which characterized her life. When death
10 us awful slsitaiions, comes upon the
aged aud inlirm, II Is an event little tu he
'gretied--lleasrn seems TO eurtall the
span of their exislenc. in kindness to them
selses-but Nhen an amlahlr aud interest.
Ing female sinks Ia her grave ~ the pride
of losclincss, and the morning ofexpauding
hope, IL Is indeed n calamity, less To the
hmented sufferer than those she leaves
TO drplare her fate. The subject of hi.
short sketch was gifted by Heaven with
the best graecs of the human heart aud
qualified la adorn aud bless any CIRCLE in
which II might have btrn her destiny 10
move. She was u flower of III. frat bloom,
aud has fallen ere the dew or The 2ephyr
came. The monument of what she was,
wall bc found in the alleciionntr rscallrc
tion OF all "do knew her her reward, we
trust, Is With her IN heaven. Ii she had
faults, they were known In her God--her
virtues only were apparent 10 the world.
In the death of Miss Sterling, we find nm
impressive example of this awful truth,
that "lo The midst ol life we are in death"
- At his residence, in the county
OF Amherst, on the Esd ,iliiiuo, Mr.. RO-
BERT WALKER, IN the SD year of his
age. Few better menhsse livedin any age,
ar country. Meek aud unassuming ia his
manners, aud retired and domestic IN his
habits, his ZEAL worth was only known L.
his intimate acquaintancos. Possessed OF
clear head, and an unrommonly sound
heart, h, pursued one uniformly honorable,
'lisniied, and manly course through life
dust rs ArIstides, he is b.lie.ed never 10
have been engaged IN litigation, or Ia have
had a difference with an, person in his life.
How deeply the loss uf so mach worth il
fegt'u.d, ca" ee better Imagined than de-
seribrd.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-16
TIRE CROPS.

IkTFRsBuRe, July 2.-The new Wheat
coming IN timely, aud may be quoted at
81: The Crop IS abundant. Ii is the
"Pin'on ut experienced persons, that the
present harvest greatly surpasscs any pf..
''ons crop IN Virgina.-rhp season WARN
ana Wet Is likewise suspicious To the
growing crop OF Corn. Aud certainly
unless some OF our people arr disposed
10 mink with Byron's John Bull, ms re-
presented in the following lines, there can
De no reason 10 apptehend Starvation.
Debt, he calls wealth, and faxes, Paradise,
And famine with her gaunt and bonny
growth,
Which stare him in the face, he wont exam
inc,
inteihgencer.
-.eSs--
The Mobile Commercial Register, \ pa
PEI warmly in favor of the elevation of nr.
Crawford tn the Presidency. and hereto
lore violently opposed To Mr.. ADAMS,
has SD far cOoted dotUa as to speak of the
latter gentleman in the following candid
manner: -
We have ever treated the candidates re
specially, but have felt perhaps AS warmly
opposed Ia Mr.. Adams AS any other, and
have occasionally rcpubisehd the i'll natured
say wings of Others asaiot him, originating in
momentarv cxcitements of party zeal.-
We have been led To believe that Mr.. Adj
ans was so inseterate in his prosecutions
Of and opposition to Mr.. Craw ford, that he
even carried his hostilities into his depart
ment; this was Il mistake, and We are
proud 10 acknowledge il. We have been
informed within three days, by gentle
mao Whose words go as far with us y
that os-any other individual in the States
that Mr.. Crawford told him few months
ago, that there was not member of the
government, who acted with more candor
IMAM hir' Adams, nor one whose conduct
WAS more strictly honorable" in the dis
charge Of public duties. II Mr.. Craw.
iord's prospects weaken (Which we Trust
and hope Will mol be the casc,) his friends
in great Numbers will go heart and hand in
support of Mr. Adams, and among them
we fearlessly include ourselves. Where
one is the first chico, the other is almost
the second, in very many sec
lions of the United States.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-16
JOYOUS INTELLIGENCE.

NoRFoLK.Jlh 9-Fhis mornings steam
boat from Il Gilmore, Ill, in ~ probahiIi-
~, bring us the truly agreeable intrlIl-
gence of the arrival of the MARQUIS
Ia FAYErTE at New York, AN -
vent which will cause thrill of satisfac
ton in every American bosom. Captain
Humphreys, Of the ship Harm0Hy. which
arrited il Hampton Roads on Wedues-
day in Al days from llAvre, Informs that
he call Il ssk the residence of the Mar
gus in Paris, fc~ days before she sailed,
To pay hi, respects to him that hc had
not the pl.asUe of seeing the VI rquIs, hut
learned from his son, that he WAS in eS-
etllent health, and would enha,k On the
first day of June, for the United States, in
the Ship Bnydrd, Capt Robinson, one of
The Packets running between iaVre and
New-York. We may therefore, mnnent-
ly look for the Joyous things of his arrival
in our land, " hnh viii hail him as he first
Of Patriots and best of meu. >. Redcon.
A Legionary Corps, in honor of Gen.
Lafayette, is about 10 be formed by the
young men of Washington.
...sSs~-
A Public Dinner was gwen on tae t1h
nllimo, at Lexington Ey. tn The Hon.
Henry Clay, by the citizens OF Lexington
s. its vicinity, as a welcome Tor MS rr'arh
amongst them, and as testimony "t the
appreciation with which they view his SER
II ices in the Councils of the nation. The
d,nner WAS uu,perausiJ a.tsrded
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-16
SeidiitZ PowAeys.

TNlOMASJ J. DTYAL has lust received
few dozen boNes of the impro, ed aoo.
ricnt SEIDLITZ POWDERS, for ss,c
by the hos or dnzen, Also few doz.n
boNes SODA POWDERS. Julyle.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-16
METIIOD[SPS,

AT meeting ola number of the timer
ant and Local Ministers and Laymen Of
The Methodist Episcopal Church, convened
in the city of Baltimore, from the differ
ent parts of the United States, for the pnr
pose of adopting such measures as, in their
Judgment, as shall he hest calculated 20 cf-
feet an Improvement in the government of
said church, DIR. :. X. Jennings was called
To the chair, and DR.. Francis Waters APP.
pointed Secretary when after the delibe
ration, and free interchange of ideas, the
following measures were agreed upon.-
First--to institute "A periodical publication,
entitled the Mutual Rights of the Ministers
and Members of the Methodist Episcopal
hnrcII To be- conducted by a committee
Of Ministers aud Laymcn. Secondy-To
raise societies in all parts of the United
States, whose duty it shall be 10 dissent
nate the principles of well balanced
Church government and 10 correspond
with each other. Thirdly --To appoint "A
committee ont of their own body, 10 draft
circular address to the Ministers and
Members of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and 10 forward the same forthwith
to all parts of the United States. The fol
loving persons were accordingly appointed
DR.. Samuel X. Jennings, Baltimore DIR.
John French, Norfolk =; w. Smith, Ne"
York Gideon Davis, Georgetown, ID. I, !;
John Wesley BoardIy, and Philemon b.
Hopper, Esq. Eastern Shore Maryland.
-."Se5S
"A Deah Leap. Mr.. William Lewis, OF
Halifax county, n. {. lately left his house
in passion, quitting the company Of his
wife and children, and leaped into his
well, where hr expired.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-16
MISSISSIPPI.
From The Port Gibson CORRESPONDENT.

~" ttc 4 W. CtOoOH correspondents.
The friends Of John Quincy Adams
are the friends of General Jackson. As
men, they share alike our affection az
patriots, as republicans, as friends 10 our
common country, they stand on the same
footing as a military chief, no American
can dispute the palm with General Jack
sou. But as statesman, as diplomatist
as man qualified in every respect, by .ir
tues, talents and public services, the pro
pies eyes turn 10 Mr.. Adams, AS The most
suitable person 10 fill the station occupied
by Il Jefferson, Madison, Monroe; aud
the most careless newspaper reader must
have observed, thar he sentiment through
out the union, is nearly unanimotis for
elcvating General Jackson To the Vice Pre-
sidency. We hear it from Maine 10 South
Carolina ; from Maryland to Louisiana
Mississippi with pleasure responds "A
men, and will give him her cordial sup
port.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-16

On the 10th ultimo, the citizens of
Nashville, (Ten.1 and its vicinity, as a tcs-
timony of the pleasure they felt at The re-
turn amongst them Of their fellow citizens
General Andrew Jackson, gave him II
Pubic Dinner at the Nashville Inn. The
HIM. John .He.Naiyy presided as President,
assisted by Josiah Nichols, Esq John So
mauale, Esq. and f. H. Foster, Esq. as Y.
Presidents. The company consisted of
between one aud two kundred Persons.
ln the evening there was a splendid Ball,
very numeronsly attended.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-16

A Eegionary Corps, in honor of Ger
LAFAYETTE, is about 10 be formed by tn
young men Of Washington.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-16

Al the request of DIR. foele, feel I, my tiu-
~ I" state that ] live ~ The neiehiorkood
where The unfortunate circumstance occurred
which ended in tie death of Mr. Bnrress
and That notwithstanding ! did moi visit him
during his illness, yw from what fire.
qnenily henrd, and particularly from the rep
reservations Of some well acquainted with hi,
case, and the circumstances attending IL, |
consider DR.. Fooie by no means ccnsurnble
on ihht nrcouni, bit still view him as n sur
geon worthy Of public confidence.
ROBERT CAMPBELL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-16

Having been constantly mnde acquainted
with the manner IN which. Doctor 1 Foole
treated the case of Mr.. J. Bnrrcss, we feel
II due 10 him 10 say II Is our opinion Doelora
ought moi lie cepsnrrd for doing MS b. did M
der existing circumstances, and ~ n snrpeOn
aud physician, We believe him wUfihy Of tho
particular notice Of the public
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-16

having hccn intimately acquainted with
Dr.. J. f"olc Tor several wears, a, n sitizrn
aud professional man, l feel II my ,iAnV To
slate that, In both respects, lac "a worthy of
esteem, and as a surgeon, mol excelled ky any
N our country. As TO MIR. Bnfres.'s ease.
nm positive, from every source of inforna.
ton, II was treated by DIR Foole 10 The best
advantage. SAMUEL. WILLIAMS
July 1, 1924.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-16
IN CIiANCERY.


II appearing ioiie sAiisfacrion Of tho courr
that the deiendaia Sale does not reside " i'll
IN the limits of .his commonwealth, on mo
ton Of the pIamlif, II is ordered that tic snil
absent defefZant doth appear here on The
first day Of september court next and give 50.
cnrty according 10 the net of assembly and
the rules Of this court aud answer the flaip
uffs DILL; mud il IA ordered, that copy q,
This order be inserted In the Lvnchburp tif
gihinn two months sueces-ivoly, retnrnaEIa
10 September court next. And il is ordere. 4
that the other defendant Thompson be res
trained from paying away or otherwise dis
poeiHg Of any monies or effects in his handa
belonging 10 said absent defendant, 10 the n
mount of one hundred md twenty dolIars
Aud II is furthermore ordered, that n eopy nj
this order be posted nj the front door oil III.
court house of this county on some court
day. copy. 1este,
Alb DAVIES, ok.
III The defendants IN the above snil win
take notice TINT have appointed Saturday
the 18th dry of August, and Saturday Tie iii
day OF September, 1922, TO take sundrv demo
sitlons, TO be read IT. The trial of the above
canse, at the Franklin lIotel, in the town OF
Lynchhnrg, when and where they NAV attend
Your ob'i seryt, +. II MURREIJ
July lG. 4swgw
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-16

since my acquaintance nnh Dir. J. Taot1,
have always esteemed him Ms skilliuf ply
sio'an' having been In company with him and
seen Mr. Bnrress's case twice during li@ NJ
ness, his wound I,nying been opened NJ iIe
time As far as was capable Of judging. his
fhse, helirre, could not hnve been irrnfasi
more judicionsIy. JOHN r. CRAY.
July l, 1924.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-16
WILLIAM cSMPBELL,
THOMAS Campbell

II VI T|IIIIN NH Y II tnmH9 "
SVaughan's next Cotiltipn Party " IA t,l.
place nj The Franklin Hotel On Saturday tho
ION NV ~ T. m July IL.
AMHERST COUFfY Jans court, 1927
fre"ef'ek ~ N'offop plaintiff,
Edmund ". sale nnd Lucas r. Thompson,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15
Aisrcltane0us Artirles.
Curious Mcilent.

The following anecdote is from I.ieutensn,
Wnns', Hiso'y II voysge to The Chino
ses, JUST publish. d. l shows The effeo, ol
eou age, 10 concilisung the affections of .
tig tess.
The common rger Of Cochin China, 10 no
Rreaily d eadrd; but the royal Ggev iss mos
ter e. an,nii. Inc Cove no. presented one
of the ia,,ef To The C mmander Of each ship
They were confined in ve'y strong cages of
iron wood. That which ! had was besut,
fui femsle, about two yea Old; nesriy 8 tee,
high. and 5 IeeI long. Hef kin is nom IN
she museum Of he Easf Ida Marine Soeiefy
., oaiem; 10 10 consequence Of losing by bod
weather, the STOCK oi puppies md kids, pro.
vided tor her 90 ,he honewsrd passage, we
were Obliged 20 shoot he "A tema kabls
snscdo,e relsiive to ,his animal canno; tor.
bear relating. In Saigon, whste dogs are
'dog cheap we used 10 give the tig e,s one
escryd'y. They we'e ,hrown alive into her
cage, when, at,e' playing wuh her victim for
q while, IS : Cat does with mouse, ber eyes
would btg,n 20 g'is,en, and her tail TO vib, ate;
which were the inmed,ate D. ecur sors Of death
90 nc devoted huie prisonet, which was in
variable seia,d by the heck OF the neck, the
jncisofs OF tho ssoguinaty oeaN performing
tbe jugula' arteries wnile ,he would traverse
the age, wh,ih ne dashed with her tail, and
suck he blood 1t he, p ey, which hung su,.
pended f'om het m,u,h One day puppy,
no ., all remarkable OF distnguishable IN sp-
pearance tom the common herd, was thrown
In, who, Immediately on pereeiving his si,us.
noo, set op . dismal yeli, and STACKED he H.
etsss with eat fuy; soapping at ber nose,
f'om which nc dew some blood The ".
K ess sppeased 10 be ama-ed with the puny
rage OF ,he puppy, and with a, good humo'
ed xptession Of countensnce q, 50 ferociou-
IN animal could be supposed to assume, she
sHscsed to treat It oil as play and sometime :
sp esdiug hetself at full length on her side,
o. o hers crouchiog 10 the manner of The fable d
spyox, she would ward off with her paw the
ineenscd little ani'pal : till ne vas 6nslly ex
haos'ed. She then proceeded to ca'ess him
, --sndesvorios By msoy little arts TO inspire
him With conadence--in which .he sasliy
succeeded and IN q shot, time, they laid
down together and slept. Ffom ,hIs time
they we're insesstabls tho tigtess s?pesring
to feeI for the puppy all the solieiluds OF .
mother, and the drg IN return tteatiug hes
with the grsstes, sHse,ion /; snd small spe'.
.su was left open in the cage, by which he
had free insress snd egress. Experiments
subsiquen,ly made, by presenting o
strange dog at the bars Of The cage when NE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15
CROSS BIOGRAPHY.

XpERT in all notorious ways
Of couring public xshstion,
Xpept he's forc'd he never pays.
aud gets his tradesmen's xecrs,ion
xicl in cheating all he can,
addicted 10 i icerbatioo,
Xnentric TO each honest man,
Obnoxious to an xpisnaiion
Xtremely anxious 10 receive,
Tbe praises OF X ggeraIio0,
xceedngiy avrrse 20 give
rhe poor mans claim X minaticnS
xposed To universe hare
md threaten'd with X,ermipations
3tIrion makes The knsve complete.
Gallous to every x,r,a,ion,
xJavlgent With Others bread.
lie glories in xhiIcra,ion,
xpending what the nublick paid
For q sufferers xtrlca,ion.
Rtcnd, Benevolence your hand,
rosNe III oppressd from xiirpatioh,
x,el the x out from the land,
With puolic Accommodation.
Belle L,fs in Londor
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15
A FARM FOR SALE.

THE. subscriber offers for sale the
Farm on Rhode Island, which was late the summer
residence OF Mr. CHARLss BARiSo. u is besu,n
fully situated on the vest side OF the island about
four and half niles from Newport and is supplied
by its shores, with very considerable quantity o.:
sea mSnure--has on II large and nyenleot dwell
ing house, butt and finished in the modern STYLE
with proper outhouses, is walled into small enelo
sures, and has on Il within ten steps OF the house
a spring Of excellent water which never fats to fur
nish abundant supply. Any one wishing 20 view
the farm or know the terms, may apply to RieHARp
X. RAspoLrH, ESQ. in Newport, or to the subscri
ber IN Providence. JACOB pUNNELI.
Dec Ii, 1922,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15
uD,., -isi..G sc

HASHINc7oN Sc --Cieyk's CBLcs. Supreme
Juo3ctai Court March %, 1924
{NyHERsAs Mary Reynolds, wife ot Joseph L
w REYNOLDS of Mort Kngsto~n, in the county
of Washington machine maker, (but now in parts
xnknown has lodged in his flee her petition pray
ing ior bii Of divorce from heT saio husband-no
tce is therefore hereby gi'en to the sad Joseph
that he be and appear u be see FL, before our su
preme ;udicia court. next 10 be holden at South
Kingst iwn within and for the county Aforesaid. or
the fourth Monday of >pril ntxi. 10 shew cause II
any I've may have, why the prayer OF said petition
ough, not to be granted Witness,
ROBERT +. MOVES, Clerk.
April l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-15
NOIi ICE.

IANEs TOWNSEND. informs his friends and
the public. that he has employed an experienced
workman, at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and is ready to attend 10 the Cats Of his old Gus.
toners and friends--the smallest favour will be
gracefully acknowledged and punctually attended
to--cah at the Chambers over his Store north COZ /.
ner OF pannister's wharf March y, 1891