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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08

NOTICE hereby given, that all the cells in the Luuac
Hospital IN the city Of Williams burg occupied aod
HAT 70 more patients male female will be received into
the said hospital until Of the said cells are vacant
Due notice OF which will he given.
by order VI the Court Of Directors.
LEONARD HENLEY, CO. y.
Iuiy - 1873. A-tf
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Pblic Sale Of Furs in .Vew York
LNOTICE

LII person having claims against tie Estate ot tn.
iHe Dr. N. foushee, Sen. dec ARE hereby ,oti6ed
ana required make them known TO the undersineJ an
o'asr sa' prtsi1n may he made Tor their discharge
" requested make immediate payment 10 ''
uy,., JAMES RAWLINGS, Admir-.
Ser.I7 40 - 49,
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FrniL and OrnnmenlnL J'rees. "a

FTUfL NM tJTWWHItVfUt TFt5. &c
rfsrs. WM PRINCE, Proprietor Of the Jinpa.,,
l.fas Garden, near New York, offers 10 The oubtic
TEHzS his usual very extensive collection of Frui,
&3&B and Ornamental Trees, FlOwerinp Sbrnl,s
and PIanis-a very large collection Of Tul;,,s
-<ea>>- Uyarintbs and other Balbous Flowers 40
abOo species o Greenhouse Plants including 81 Kinds
Of Gges Lemons Ctrons Sc ~ varieties Of Japaa Rose
and2J varie % OF GersniuNs Also 800 superb Va
rieI Of Garden Roses Catalogues nav lie had
grdbf James Heron Esq and orders through him " III
maucntiOu. October l. 4s-i2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08

TUE subscriber respectfully announces to me pnoic
that he has Ivy late arrivals, received nm amdio'.i'
supply vi articles in lis line whch together WIN 'e s"ch
formerly hand makes his assortment general an" c"-
pete, equal if superior in the State Those WHO
may he in in his line, will do well to ex
anime his stock heiore they purchase elsewhere IL CON
sists In part of the following articles
200 different makes double and single from
six dollars 10 100 dollars
100 pair p.cke duelug and holster Pistols, from
10 100 dollars per pair
Swords, Sahres, prks and Haegcrs
EsZors, Pen knives and Lanres
Plain and silver ionnted Horn Tumbirrs
Russian rumhers made OF leather Intended 10 he carried
in the pocket
Fishing, Tackle, io,s SC. cnmpleie
Pateni Shot Belt. and Powder tasks nj all sizes
~ Orders fron Of the United States thankfully
received, and punctaily attended e."
JAMES McEAuGHr-
N. Il. Guns PhS cf with Tot rr'airine, aud have
remained with u months upwards, Will lac sold for
what i due then il not immediately applied tor
September q. WI
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q. NE ENHTYREs's!

Prgna Lottery Office, under the Eagle Hotel Richmond
Where all prizes in the above lottery will be psid so
days alter the drawing or as seon drawn for yer,
trifng discount
Whoh Ticket S5-HaJ So 5o-Quar.er 81 25
- Orders from the country (pos paid) will meet with
prompt attention.
Sept. "a. At-.f
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NOTICE
DanvilIe, October S,

VIE young gentlemen who may the College of
l. William and Mary, in the city Of Williamsburg, as
Students for the ensuing course respectfully informed
that four OF them be conveniently with
hoard at her house. in central part the city,
aiie terms. FRANCES POWELL
Az,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08

sung 'he following song, written BY b. Mayo
Esq.
STRIKE TIE cYMBAL.
Strike the G. mu, roll the tyInba
sound the irunPets, beet The drums,
Loudly ringing, cbeeFily singing,
Lo, fbe patriot hero conrs
Great cOmmoner,s sighting honor
Here the youthful hero came
Aiding strangers, Drawing dangers
Human freedom his ain,
Troops come pTapcing, So ADVANCING
All Columba's sous aud daughters
Greet the Hero, lands and yaters
oH ns,, , streaming shouts lroclainiinc
God 81 ihuHder, rcnd a.under
Al the power that tyranis boast
what a'e nations. wAat their s,s,;or-
When compared will freednr,'s i,,s, -
what are 'richiy nionafchs nav
while ~ freedoms shripe we bn.,s
Pride ui princes, strength of kina.
IOtbe dust FAIR freedom i,rinrs rs
Hall him. hail hn, le, e.cs abs,t,..
All hail him III ~ ~ gcioni's happy land,
The following addresses were deli,ered .,
isne'd' La Fayette on Wednesday in tbe
Iia, Oi independence, by major WiIlian
'aChson The one at twelve. the other at on,
CLOCK. The major delivered them at the 70
quest OF the Cincinnati and tho COMMITTEE
OF The citizens respectively.
dddrs's 81 che sioie sasi,fg eC he Cincinnati NJ
mia 10 mgjor GfHyai In FaysffsY ''''y''"
General In accordance with Natiop,l H.,
Nude and The most afectionate nerso,aI 49,
tachueni, the state society of tho C,i,,;,,,,,;
of Pennsylvania hsii with Heartfelt, ,.oJ",.
your suspicious return to the Initial SCI,
TO whose freedom and happiues, the o.,
vt your youth and the friendshin os co. NE,
ns,e oeen Increasingly devoted and 10 who's
s''''o"' attainment of ratisnsl soyersigoty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08

~. rNouIn Err is published twice week general
n %ss ss sns
payable in advance. Notes OF onaIsereu'
paying Banks the safety OF reming them by MALL
,s uo,,age all letters being rnd oy tue ~rmes
sS,i"esS until all arrearages have been paid up
oil Tue Whoever will the payment Of nine papers,
,hall have ' TsIl s' of ADVERTISING.
o,s souare or iess--First Insertion, Is cens-each
eonnaanSs until has either paid
sun,ed by person IN this city or iis env'rons'
'o "
-. far sale Dough 4 Braithwai,e's Napt Cotons-
w Hest Welch Plains (~hite)-Psnt and Striped ban-
Oom .no, Gd SACKS Salt, English White Lead ground
~ all Seine Irvine, aud Od. Nails, Enghsn Dis'e'e"
siarle osr. and roed sheet andhoop Iron
Tin Plates Brazer Copper snIs o% min, 70 10 raon IN
Engr Cr,,es assorted Earthen and Stone Wase-Liver-
pool pool china DINING s.Y4 se''' D.w.& 9. WARWICK
SALT IRON, GROCERIES, &c.
,,oo SACKS best Liverpool ALT
roo do ground alum do -.
as IONS Iron, comprising ener' nssor"en' VI earr'
age, gig. Wagon aud ca RI "'e
Q do. hoop no.'
do. blistered steel
do. English do do.
do German do
IS hhds. brown Sugar
20 hhds. Moasses
S do. Anugua rum
z do. best old do do
- do Pennsyiva. whskey
40 bbs old rye do
IS do. Malaga wine
so bags green coilee-i
IS do white 40
10 do black pepper
do pmeaio
so lbs. nutmegs
so kegs Duponts eunpowder
tons shot assorted, from BIB No.
20 boxes WhiticGores couon and wUUi cards
~ boxes window glass
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
RUMFOKD ACAUElIY.

TEAVING engaged Mr.. ID. Crawford to takes large OF
Ruaford, tie remnant ut the present yesr, hasten
20 inform parents guardians those students who
have heretofore Attended instruction at this seminary,
they may lose : little time possible.
Mr. Crawford graduated, at hanpden Sidney, and bears
Satisfactory evideUce of his capacity, good conduct
qualifications iuI the dates oil teacher
institution
Terms board, ard uiiion, heretofore in proporn,
tiInefhe scioo, viii Commence the 2i Monday
Oct.,5. u WN. RUFFIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08

ITOJU tckes.
blanks pixie.
The certainty OF the nvariableues5 ;he nuniier
Hanks To Prize IL his mode drawing lotteries and
also, the simplicity and prompt termination draw
the United States.
D. Tickets and Shares may be had at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08

u
Pdtuabte Land, Negroes and Stock, for Sale
w ILL he sold the highest bidder on the premises on
w Monday, the Iith day of October
unble Farm situated between the Wes,l,am Road aud
James River, within three miles OF the city OF Richmond
OF which the late Doctor William Foushee, died
ed and possessed.
This rrae,i sand to contain 426 acres considerable
portion oi which Is meadow Land, large quantity Is hea
Why covered with most valuable timber, and that part
cleared aud in cultivation is in excellent order for
Farming, consisting fur the part a fine red clay
soil lounda,iun most susceptible OF improve
ment and ahording the best OF lasting benefit
thereiron.
is watered by number of most delicious springs of
The best and purest uncomnony healthy
sIiuaon-o James River Il ,ans large .Guarries OF
Tree stone, immediately the margin of the New Canal
by means OF which the may transported at the
least possible expense the city Richmond or else
where
IL contains some fine sites for Mills or any kind of man.
ufacturing establishments, requiring water power.
The buildings consist OF small but comfortable Dwell
ing House, with houses for good barn. Stable
II Is not saying too much decidedly
one OF the most valuable and desirable
within any short distance city OF whether
Il he viewed in relation fertility SOIL supply timber
Il will be shewn a, any time before the d.y Of sale by
Mr. Woodrum, living the premises by the
or by Mr. John Robinson.
This land will be sold tract or divided TO suit pur-
chasers as be deemed advisable the day OF sale.
immediately after the sale ot the lard, will sold
in like MANNER TO The bidder, about u likely Ne
grees, all the stock of Horses, Mules, Cattle Sheep and
and Oats, and plantation Utensils consisting the
variety.
For the land credit OF g. ~ aud I8 months on bond
with approved security, or satisfactorily
BILE notes and dee oi trust being gven-or IL the pur
chaser shall prefer TO make prompt payment discount OF
| legal Interest will be maue.
| For the Negroes cash,
Aud stock, crop plantation and farming u,en
ss cash for all under 25, aud months c.. on
~ being given ~ 0' JAMES A RRpH@Iis sess,
Admr with me viii annexed of VIM Foushee, Sen. dec.
SeptenIoer II. 4i-tis
JOHN VAN LEW s. Co.
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PnILApr1pu,A Sent. 40

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. so.
As General La Fayeile approached the
arch at Vine street, twenty four young girls
dressed in white, with garands of flowers,
sung the following song, written By b. Mayo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08

TUE aiI session Of the Rev T. Siliimsn's SCHOOL
wli commence Tuesday ,Je Or oi October, ST.
~ ers Church IN New Sat.
;finher /. li--I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
NOTICE.


yrY virtue of deed of executed by Thomas
ID Taylor and Lacy H. his wife, and in Obedience
order United States Cour;, fifth circuit Virginia
district SHALT trustres proceed sell public
on Friday 5t November the residence al the
said Taylor al! his Household Kitchen Furniture
wheel Carriage and pair of Horses mi.ch Cows,
&c ~. for cast all under 50 dollars,
upon credit of ~ anu 10 months all above $50
dollars, the Pun chaser give bond security with
of upon the property 10 secure the purchase money
l.. w. ROOIES,)
ID WARWICK, ! Trustees
Oct. 8. 1924. Aids !. Is. UALVlE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08

JOHN VAN LEW s. Co.
LEAVE received their Fail ouppIy OF HaRDW5 ARE.
J. consisting OF the usual variety.
September ~ 4l-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
YORK TOWN BADGE.

rTIBE public respectfully Informed that a large con-
sisnmentO OF elegant Badges, suitable for the approach
ing festival York,uv just received for
Universal Hat Warehouse likewise La Fayetie Watch
Ribbons and Ladies' Belts. s. ~
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,rHE sTrA,,-nOAT VIRGINIA,
CELEBRATION Al YOnk TOWN.

CELEBRATION Ar YOnk TOWN:
~ THE Steam iDoat VIRGINIA,
$t4&SHA Capt. Hazard will leave mayos
- Island IN Saturday the 18th OF
e1E-&dAm - October, al 8o'ciOck, for York
S35{S8Ef5-TT&$S1R Town. and will alongside
1z-k-k~kssExa tue Steam Boat Pow hatan which
has beep ,or,,hi, r,,,;,eI nd Boats will
rommo.I,r soo ,as.ng.rs They will reach York Town
on SUNDAY nrd ena;n ,here until the close OF the Cee
bration. IL is particularly requested mat an WI"
going Ivy this conveyance Will leave tner unnes q. w
Office OF the subscriber (where subscription INST Is open
ed) that suitable provision may he made ior ner "eeo
A, ner other Steam other apply 10
LEWIS LUDLA&
Sept 81. 40-ioiho
\ d. The Rifle Rangers, commanded by Capt Brook
wi q, nv lis
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ON THURSDAY.

Wv ~ ~ -
The 27th Of YoYENBER nert ,r be drasrn II, The Citu
81 Riehmond, ,.s HicA Scheme # the
QUANTICO CANAL LOTTERY.
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DOMESTIC.

Journey Of The .Vation's Guest-in continuation.
THE NATIONS GUEST.
Extract Of letter from Bristol, 10 the Editor Of
The .4merican Duly 4dpertiser, dated
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-01-08
UNION MEETlNG.HOUSELOT
Terry.
--ooooooo--
x sCO G;rb.c, D,.,1<

$50, HigheSt Pr7ze.
HIS very popular little Lottery. will commence
- drawing at the state house in Newport. on the
28th instant, ard be completed within thirty days
from that day
40! you who finely nohdy feel,
Cos"c try your lock in Fortunes Wheel,
And always as your hearts are burning,
Remember this great Wheel is turning;
So quick it rolls, you'll bless your eyes,
My stars! you've drawn the Highest Prize -
Sure vs. enough TO fill youf pocket,
And make you glitter like rocket"
The sste Of The Tickets has been rspid-the ob.
ject ID good--the scheme IS excellent The draw.
ing will be fair and public, under own inspec-
ton. This being q lottery for our benefit, let
take care OF it-buy all the Tickets and draw all the
Prizes. Office open day and evening.
Present price Of Tickets. Whole S3, Iislves.
3 l,62 12; Quarters, 81 l2; Eigh,hs, IS cents,
out will SOON rise, so great is the demand for them
Classes are open for subscription.
srply to
JOSIAH c. SHAW.
Newport, Jan g. 1894
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In coming from the eastward, to clear Drenton'
reef. bring Newport Light to bear WNW run 70
it until you sec of deck. Goat-island Light which
will then bear NE 3E, then run for Goat Island
Light unit! it bears r. (or continue your course
I'll it hears EsE) at the same time keeping New.
port Light bearing sW by W; and anchor in
to 9 fathoms, good bottom In coming from tho
west, after passing Point Judith, (,he Lighthouse
whereon has revolving light steer NE BY N until
you draw up with Newport Light TO which giving
BIRTH run for Goat Island Light and anchorage As
above directed. CHRIST. ELLERY, Collector,
and supL Light Houses.
Jan I, 1924.
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Notice.
Jan g..

Court Of Probate, Aewhors, Jan S, 1924.
LITHsRBAs, Abraham Barker, Administrator on
w the estate Of Peleg Fish, late Of Newport, de.
ceased, has this day presented his administration &C.
count for allowance, and the consideration thereof
referred to the first Monday in February next no.
tice is hereby given tn ell persons interested therein,
to appear if they ,, a Court Of Probate to be
holden At the state house io said Newport. on said
first Monday Of February next, at o'clock, A NJ.
to shes cause if any they have why said account
should not bc allowed.
By order OF said Court,
CHARLES GYLES, Prob. Clerk.
Ian *
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Notice.

Court Of Probate, Newhors, Jan. s, 1924
NIorIos is hereby given, that jonathan r. .qiny.
IN Guardian over the person and estate Of iona.
than Heath, will present his guardianship account
for settlemeut at Court Of Probate to be holden at
the state house in Newport, on the first Monday in
February next, at g O'Clock. A NJ at which time and
place, the said jonathan Heath and oil others con-
cerned therein, will appear, if they fit, and they
shall be heard respecting the same.
BY order Of said Court,
CHARLES GYLES, Prob. Clerk.
Ian
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-01-08
NEWPORT BANK.

A + the Annual meeting of the Stock
1 \ holders ofthe Newport Bank on the 7th inst.
the following persons were chosen Directors of said
Bank for the year ensuing:
Constant 2a6er, Samuel Vernon, John Sio-
cum, John CoggeshaH. Wihiam S. ". .dHen,
John X. Sheavman, John Wiiiiapis, Simon Nesu.
soni end Caleb Green.
And at q meeting Of bosrd Of Directors on the
same day. Constant Taber was elected President.
JOHN X. SHEARMAN, Cashier.
Jan 8
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Executors Notice.

THE subscriber hereby gives public
Il notice. that he is appointed Executor OF the
last will asd ,estsment Of smhon Hart late Of liver
ton, deceased. and has accepted Of the trust--he
therefore requests all persons who indebted to
the Estate OF the said deceased, TO make payment
without delay and also all persons who have claims
against the said estate exhibit them as soon as
may be. ABNER SIMMONS, Err.
1iverton. Jan z. 1924. 3w
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Notice.

Notice.
Courf ofPro6a'e, Mewhors, Jan. S, 1924.
WBEREAS application has this day been made for
w administration on the estate Of
SAMUEL STERNE,
late Of Newport, deceased, and the consideration
thereof, referred to tile first Monday in February
next. Notice is hereby given to all persons inter-
esed in said estate, to appear If they shall FL, at
Court of Probate be holden ut the house in
said Newport on said first Monday Of February
at9 o'clock A NJ. and they shall be heard respect.
ing the same.
BY order Of said Court,
CHARLES GYLES, PROD. Clerk.
Jan 8, 1929
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-01-08

The Ns,iohal Journal, speaking Of Me-.
w ebstef's resolution, says there never was .
subject for winch so much previous prepsra.
ton has bssn thought necessary. Every vol.
une conoec,ed with Grecisn history, sncient
and modern, has been taken from the library
o! Congress BY the members.
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Go partnership Dissolved.

NOTICE is hereby given that Sam.
L uei S. Brswnrns. and HiiI.m @. Heiser,o..
u Co dissolved partnership on the 25,h day Of
March is23 and they sish all persons indebted 10
the n m to call and settle, and those having de.
msnds against is present them
Sonh Rmgsfor,a, Dec IS, 1923
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Goat-Island Light House.
DISTRICT AND PORT or NEWPoRT.

The lately erected Lighthouse on Goat.is'snd. in
the hsrbor OF Newport. will be 6' up on the night
OF the first OF January 1924 fro sunset to sunrise
Its bearings by compass, and directions for vessels
entering the harbor. - taken and given by Capt
John C.hoone. Of the revenue-cu,ter Vigilan,. AS
sisted by James Stevens. Esq. sworn Surveyor tor
the town OF Newport, here follow viz.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-01-08
ST. JOHNS LODGE, No. /.

A TIA Meeting Of S. Josns Lodge. No I. on the
"A evening Of the 9Th Dec. Al. 1923. the follow
ing Brethren were duly elected Officers Of said in.
stitution, for the year ensuing
JoHE l.. Boss, Master,
STEPHEN +. Norman, Senior Warden,
7HssPHTLUs IoPsAw, Junior Warden,
2RoAAs X. GARDSER, Treasurer,
NICHOLAS G. Boss, Secretary,
WILEThx S7gVEss, Senior Deacon,
Ishhe c. PEcREAM, Junior Deacon,
JoRg n. Lros, S,niov Sfrward,
S IyRhULT RoBfssox, Juntor Steward.
The officers elect were installed and endowed
with their badges by w. CHAsLEs Corror, Dep'y
Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge of this state. ia
due and ancient form.
NICHOLAS G. BOSS, See'ry.
Jan 1.
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SHIPPING LIST.
25 dollars Reward |!
Broke jail on the 9Th instant,

IONNo DNIOOO, Stdtt CONVICT,
sentenced to fine and imprisonment for passing
counterfeit money. Said BRIoos was born in Md.
dleboroush. Mass. and is son of Msbone briggs, a.
bout % years old, light complexion, blue eyes, is
about feet IL inches high, was branded about
three months since. on the right cheek, with the let
ter e, aId had some appearance Of the brand when
he broke Jail. He wore away blue coat. or grey
short jacket, and olive colored psn,aloons, and
chip hat
Briggs was accompanied in his fight. by another
convict of the name Of harrington, who has since
been retaken.
The above will be paid for the appreh and
delivery OF said Briggs ct Newport jail.
r. b. CRANSTON, Sheriff.
Ian &
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State of Rhode. Island, &c.

State Of Rhode -Island, &c.
HzsHIxc7 TON, se.-Clerk's Office. Court Of
Common Pleas, nov. z, 1929.
IN application to me this day made
~ by Js,sph Carr, Of North Kings,own. lsborer,
o petitioner Tor the benefit of the Insolvent Act Of
this state notice is hereby gwen to the creditors Of
the said Joseph Carr, to appear If they see fit. at
the Court Of Common Pleas next TO be holden at
South thKing.,own, within and for the county Of
Washington on the first Mondsy Of February, 1924.
on the second day OF said term. and there nominate
one or more ssignees to receive an assignment, OF
sl the property Of the said Joseph Carr, agreeably
TO the proyisicns Of said act.
SAMUEL HELME, ctfk.
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Commissioners Noiec.

NTE the subscribers having been appointed BY tho
w Hon Cour, Of Probsse. for The town of Tv-
erton, Commissioners to receive sod examine the
claims of the creditors against the estate of
PHILIP B.fIEEf.
deceased, late Of said Tiverton. represented in.
solvent, hereby give notice. that ak months from
the second ns,snt is allowed the creditors to ex.
hibit their claims, and that we will attend for the
purpose Of receiving the same. at our respective
dwellings, at any time during said period.
GEORGE ALMY.
sss;;s:s sssss MssSss'rsn sSss' Sc'"'r.
Az persons indebted TO said estate are rcouested
to make immediate payment to
RUTH BAILEY, Adm a.
Dec 25. 1923
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State of Rhode. Island, &c.

State of Rhode. Island, &c.
W<sRINsaos, se-Clegk's Office, Court Of
Common Picos, Dec. 2s, 1893.
ON application this day made to me
~ by Samuel Broyton, Of North, ,Kings,own tra-
der. inso'vent debtor, notice is hereby given TO
the creditors OF the said Srayton. tn appear (f they
see ft) at the next Court OF Common Pleas TO be
holden in South kingstown within and for the coun-
~ Of Washington. on The frat Monday Of February
next, AID 1924. and on the second day Of the term
thereof, to nominate one assignee assgnees to
ceve an assignment, Of the said Brsyton's estate,
sgreeaby to the provisions Of act for The relief of
insoIvcnt debtors, passed st June session Ap 1920.
SAMUEL HELME, Clerk.
Jan l, 1924. ;w
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JOSEPH II. PATTEN,

ATTORNEY & CouNsELLoR AT Law,
WILL attend to the duties Of his prof. ssion, st
w his Office. formerly occupied by Benjsmin
Hazard s,q. IN the Governor wanicn house
Dec IS, 1928.
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State Of Rhode. Island. SC.
WAsHJ VIC cros, Sc C!erks Office, Couys Of
Common P!eas, Dee. ~, 1873.
nN application to me this day made
~ by .'oseph Ssanssn. Of South. .Kingstown. in.
the county OF Washington, tanner and currier. Pc
titiouer for the benefit Of the insovent act of this
sta,e passed al January sessions, Ap l822-uo,ice is
hereby given TO his crsdiors to sPpear f they see
fly before said e. ,urt the second day Of the term
thereof next, to ne holden at South Kingstown. in
said county, on tb first Monday of February, AID.
1924. thea and there 10 nominate Assgnees to re-
ceve an assignment o. all the estate OF said Stanton.
according to the provis IONS of said act.
SAMUEL HELME, Clerk
Jan I, 1924 3w