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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-13
SDVGATIQIrs
MR, d. MRS. LEUDA,

| ID ESPECTFULLY inform the lnhab
IL tanis OF Lyncbbnrg and its vicinity, tina
assisted by their son and young lady, iheJ
have determined to open II FEM AXE
ACADEMY IN This place, IN the mons,
bciougng to Airs. Cabell, formerly occupied
by Young o. Jones, bn the 10th day OF Apr
next In tins Institution will be taught al
Tue branches necessary to the complete edu
cation oi young lady
Trims PER session. Of fire months.
The frsl class VIII he tnught OrlhOgraphy
Rendng, Writing, Typography with the use III
MAPS and Globes, Exercises on The Giohes
Arithmetic, English Grammar aud Pasing
Composition, Geology. Astronomy. Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, botany, Mythology
aud Chronology tor 4 49,
The second class, Spelling. Reading, Wri-
ting and principle OF Grammar 70
The tbird or junior class, Spelling and
Reading enly 4
Nu,lr, vocal and ON the Pano-F Forte, ; les
sons n week, for go.
Frruch, Italian, mud German languages. q
lessons week, tor cnrh Y to
Drawing aud Painting, on Paper or Velvet
lr,sunsa week, Ion y 10
Boarding, Washing, aud Lodging Y %
All kinds of Needle work aud Embroidery
the lst mud - classes without any additional
charge.
Bonr6ers will have the advantage of learn
ing the French language, grammatIcally and
practically IN the family, which IS the only
way to learn ii correctly without any addl-
tonal charge.
Payments onr half in advance and the 9th
er bnIt at the end OF the session
No other additional charge
~ the end OF every session, there will be q
public examination, by examiners chosen
from respectable and learned gentlemen oil
this town, whose report will be published.
In consequence OF the advanced season al
which the first session viii commence, is du
ration has been limited 10 4 months; board
ing aud tuition pavHhle in proportion.
Those parents or guardians VINO viii con
tide their daughter, or wards to their care
may remain assured that the greatest aucnti
ON shall be paid 10 the Improvement AS wei
AS department their pupils
The public i respectfully, referred, for fur
ther information to y. Winson, +. Sydnor
John Bullock, Davidson Bradtu,e 4 X. North
II. Davis, ko. Murrlss, Christopher Antho
ny. ChisWcll p lhney .and VIM Daniel, tC
whom Mr.. aud Mrs Leuha and their assist
ants have been recommended and thes,
gentlemen will deliver copies of the cerlf
Gates they have received from respectable
aud we'll Known gentlemen of This state
which certificates aud recommendations vii
satisfy the public with re- pect to Their capaci
| " and morality r. teachers.
PETER HENRY LEUBA
| Lynchhurg, Dec. %. 1928 3m2I
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Virginia


Al rule, holden the Clerks Office OF the superior
Of cancsry for the Lynchburg district, the 25th
day Of January, 1926:
Sophia CT Word, Thomas Crews and Sally his wife,
Edmund Penn, = illiam Long and Elizabeth is wife
John D. Wren, adm. Of Nancy &c redie. dee. I hos.
Haskius aud Matilda Nash in her own right and a,
eNr'x OF Abner Nash, dec. plts.
Against
The ex'orS 0 administrators ofJamcs Penn dee. So
phta BurruS Samuel Andcr and James Rucker eA'X
aud cNr. OF Joseph BurruS, dec. Martha Penn and
Grorge Penn LdnS. and admr. of VIM. Penn, dee. So
phia Crawford and Eliza. etehrr. adIn'A. and adm'r
Of NillIaH ). Crawford. dec. Claiborne h. 0uuch,
admir-. with the will annexed OF Philip Gooch, dec.
ts0rge Penn, Ihoma. aenn. John W. HUlde and Cath
arlnc his md Sa nuci White. D its.
The defendants Sophia Burrus, Samuel And son,
James Ruckcr, hOmas Penn and John W. Holder
and cathar.nc ms wife not having entered their
appearance aud eyeu security according the Of
assembly and thu rule, of this aud II appea ing
BY satisfactory evidence that they mia bapts II
this country, II is ordered, hat he said fndans do
appear here thu st day of thu next term and
the blof the plaintiffs thata copy OF th order be
forthwith inserted IN some ne~spape printed in the
town of Snchburg, for Nv months Suecesslyel' and
pos I'd the front door OF the house The sand
Town. copy-lebe,
80 JOHN IL. 8, c. c.
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.iir. Thome .4ldrdgc,
" OF VIII lake notice, that on Friday
i aud Saturday. the 18th and 18th of \
pril next, at the tavern house OF Charles l..
Barrett, 10 the. town OF New Glasgow, aud
county OF Amherst betweco the hours ot o
clock. A. NJ and 6o'clock NJ. Of those
days, shall proceed 10 take the Dispositions
OF William Duncan, Jahez Cambden, aud 9th
ers, which shnll olicr 10 read n evidence
in sui now depending and undetermined
In the Superior Court of Chancery for the
Lynohhurg district, wherein you are plaintiff,
and jacob Swoop, myself aud others defend
ants on the days aud at the place above sta.
ted You or your ageut can attend II you see
cause. NICHOLAS {. KINNEY.
Feb % ciWos
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AIR. JOEL ESTES, y

Mr. JOEL ESTES ST, TAI.
~ thai shall on the gam d not
March lsa6, at the house ofJohr Ch,i.!,. y
In thftown ot Lswrenceville, Montg IN.
county, North Carolina, between ~ "''fJ
and setting of thr sun of said d,, ~. '.'' Z
TO take the drposltions nj John Cf.',''a
aud others, 10 be read As e,idrn,. ,'Hd,
sun nrhanccry, depending in III. .,n W. a
ar court II chanerry for thr LII +
district " herein you arr plaintiff and n'' Z
defend"9t at "hlch tlme you may aifr9t ~ !,
you think proper. '''''u II
Yours, &c. IRA RFrr
10th. Feb. 1926 ' ,it
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Virginia

At Rue. holden in the clerks nce of the Superior
Court 4" Chaneery for the LynchDurg District, Tic 2sh
day of October, lg25.
Thomas AldrIdret Pit.
against
Jacob swnopt, Sterling Claiborne, Nicholas Kenny,
George >. Holloway, George b. Wood,on and Jabtz
Camden. Deits,
he defendant George S. Holloway not hayinp enter
ed his appearance and gwen security according to The
act of Assembly and the rules OF tn and sppenr
ing 10y satisfactory evidence that he IS not nh
of This country 1t order d, a' the sand dciens
dan do apptar here ON tie ft1 DC Of the term K
answer tbs I'll of th plain M and thai copy OF this
in thu town Of Lynchbu &, Tor months successvel,
and posted at the front door of The courhopSe the
sad town. Copy. IeSte,
90 J.MI lS.C. {.
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POW N.AY.AN.

17|IlS celebrated Stallion will stand the
ensuing season at the stable of MIR
Jacob fea2le, an the old Western road, near
the boundary OF he corporation of Lynch
hnrg--lhe season will commence on the 10Th
Inst. aud expire the 18Th Iuly. Particulars
4anc AuoVn in due time by hand bills
BENJAMIN WlGGfNrON.
March 6. tCts5S
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VI TItH
Al ulcs holden IN the clerks Office of The Superior
Court 81 Chancery Tor the lynchburg District, the -dth
day Of October. 1928.
Mars Ann Mays, adns. Of Joseph Mays, dec. Pit.
ag INST
David X " iham Kyle. Deiis.
h. defendant William X le not having entered his
appearance and given security according thu act #
Assembly aud ttr rules Of this court and II appfa ing
b} saaactorl eyI1cnce that he mot inhah ant Of
tbs country II IS uroered thai the said dc' ndnt do
appear here tht fit day OF the term and an
s,cr tae bill u hr paintlf and thar copy oi this
der be forthwith inserted spaper printed in
the Town pf LsnchbuJg, Tor months succesiIyely,
and posted the front door OF tn house in the
sud town. Copy, Iestc,
"a J. WILLS. c, c,
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NF As committed on the first day Of DC
w toher last to the j.i! Of Charlotte
county rs runaway, n negro man who
calls himself Daty S'ultb, aud says thnt
he is a Blacksmith by ifad", and belongs
10 MaiorJours of Alabama, and that he
bought him of VIM. Shanks Of III. town Of
Petr,sburg. va. H. is yellow slender
made msn, about fifty years old, has a
wen IN the right side Of his neck, and a.
tout five feet eleven i1ches IN height. The
owner IL requested to comply with the
law and take him away, or BIZ will be
dealt with as The law directs.
WIN. SMITH, .iailor, c. c.
Feb 20.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-13
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, DC.
W Mla ,fNIAi144a
PROPRIETOR OF THE
LinnGan Botanic Garden,
FLUSHING, Long ISLAND,


LFFERS to the public, his very extern
~ sive collection of the choicest fruits,
the selection IF Which has been made with the
greatest care during more than bali centu.
ry, aud to which large recent additions have
been made.
lie assortment of ornamental trees, how-
erng shrubs mud plants, Is also very eAten
sve Also, OF Bnlbous flowers. which in,
eludes 620 varieties of Tulips, $50 of Hya-
c'nths, besides great vn'.ety oil other spe
cies. The green house department has also
been greatly extended, aud now comprises a
bout 1900 species, among which are the most
splendid and rare kinds. including 30 kinds
of oranges, lemons and citrons, % of the Ca
melIia Japonica or japan ROSE, 200 of gerani.
uns, 10 OF heaths and green and sohea tea
plants, olives, myrtles, cape jasmins, nc. &c.
In the collection are about 10000 grape
vines ot the finest European kinds for wine
and the table, and above 500 varieties OF the
most beautiful roses, including Sd kinds OF
Chinese monthly roses, and 9 OF the Moss
rose. Also - varieties of the double dahlia
Catalogues may be obtained gratis OF Brad
tute Il Iompkins, agents, Lynchhurg, Va. and
orders left with them, or forwarded per mail
10 the proprietor. will meet with prompt at,
tentlon. BRADFUTE & TOAPkINS.
Feb OF tC3W55
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-13

VI gnlln
Atrurs holden in the clerks Office of the Superior
Court OF Cherry for the Lynchburg District the 4srh
day of Oct bor, lr2F.
Charles Cren,haw, admir- OF Nathaniel Crenshaw,
decd, Pit.
against
Ed ard L,n,h, James C. Norman, John Tayloe,
Richard 4. Haden, Achilles VI. Haden John Jones, M :
cJah L n,h. Charles f.. Lynch, lohn Lynch, Ma
thAniel Win ton, John VI. Ote Henry 5. LaDghurne,
John Nj. nn,w Oh, htcaiah Da :, hiir Jphef Antho
ny, John AcHabder In Victor, hi wsll Dahncy Ro.
bet innrr sheriff of Campbell. Abraham f. BIZ grrs,
William l. Morrs', Anscln nch, Nahun al ALA
der Augustn Loftw ich, David and William X L. A.
lexander Hepb rn, Michael Near, Samuel Iardy, Mi
cajah }nch David Saunders, w ~ am Ow rs, Daniel
Brown. An,mon Hancock X Go. 1homa, Humphreys,
Charles L.. Dl1Irli Ihaut DAVIS. jour. John Lynch
Matt da Roberts Min Lynch aud laVid Moore, Detts
l he defendants MIcaIah /. Lyn,t, Charles r. ynch
and David q WI y Kyle not having snitied ap
ptarHncr and security acc rdug L the aci - s.
semblS aud III, rides OF his and appca lug b,
satisfactIy evidence lint they inhabitants of
tins country It's dtred tha tn and d. Hdsnts do
app her, on the hrst day OF III IN aud
the bill Of the pl intt hnd t copy this ordeI be
forthwith inserted IN paper printed IN the
town OF ,nchburg, Ton Two months ssisefJ, and
posted tue front door Of the Courthouse IN the SAID
town, A Copy. 1este,
IS J. WI Is. {. {,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-03-13
Matte Bruins GeOFraplu.

Il HE subscriber has been appointed to
Y the agency for Malle Bum Geogapny.
Persons wishing 10 obtain this very valuable
work, Will please call al the new Book and
Stationary establishment of
CHA5. A. Hl1HERS.
Jan. 30. ts43
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FNN NENY

f5'HE Rooms adjoining the Virginian Of
Office, they are we'll suited for an Office
or small store. Apply TO the printers.
Feb. % tcts56
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NStanA Roberts

r>S<'af Pair mems coarse strong shoes
ioo pair do calf shin, lined aud bound
700 pair ladies morocco and seal skin shoe
20 dog wool hats
. doz mems fur hats
80 pieces cotton ,hirting and sbse,ing
Caficoes and camhricks assorted
CassInet', bomhazett. bedticking
doz. cotton cards
And general assortment Of Groceries.
All of which he will sell low for cash.
Feb. 10 ck29
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80 NEGROES for sale.

TIVE Subscriber has Thirty Likely
] Young Negroes for sale, on accommo.
latug terms. JNO. NJ RE YNOLDS.
Feb 2O, tS5i
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BACON.

HAVE on hand $4,000 lbs. well c,..,
family Bacon, which will seIl "ta
comniOdating terms. ae'
CHS. l.. DIBBELL.
ed 23'--c4"29 Opposite the Va. Bs,k
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tnEns
k.,ni.. 6alfsn ~ the clerks ofes Of the Superior
Court hsneray ior The LynehbuIg District. the 2sib
d4y f Oct b.. J Is.
William Is. nsrhs, Pit
against
F53ard farfis, John J.. Harris John Harfis. John
Dires, aud Ilan u. Igres and iUhn L. narris, aef.
ohaut. and partners under he style and firm Of Dlgges
h Harris. Deiis.
The drf-n'ant Fd~ard Barris not having entered ms
appearance and x ca seeutry according g. the acton
Assenbi, he ues ~ ih,s CONT aud appearing BY
sansaei0y evidence q al h. a MT nlabtant OF tins
country l. Is dered. that the ard drtendsn do
aprasrh.r IN IA hst day of ia ueAf 'e and afs
sWer III. bill of TIE paintI and thu eous Vi thisot.
dor b. forthwith nS.rted N 81 PEI pointed an
tha 81 = ehbng,fr two months succsssiHrly,
posted the front doot Of the eouTthouse the SAID
town. Il Copy. Itae,
Wills
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Boarding Mouse

at tbe same place, orer the store VI .hr Fdckic',
IN The centre oj the tolCn mud that in future
she wiH charge $3.50 per year, payable guar.
hTty N odtapce
From her long experience in The business, E
determined, as she IS, to kttp MS good tobie az
tie markets ell gGord, she hopes 10 SHIRE q
continuance u TINT patronage uhach is genefaI'
~ 6estoWsd SO freely IN GynthL,gg.
MaTch 9. tllo3W59
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Virginia:
At rules hodenn the clerks office of the Superior
Court OF thancery for the Lynehburg District, the 2sth
day OF October, 1923.
Jane, II. Miller and Patrick Hart surviving partners
Of David Anderson cy Co. Pits.
against
I homas Starring and Henry Lyme, ex'ors of Henry
Lyme, dec. John Z. Ifaylor, hOmas Easf, Jim b.
Trent, honas Dix, PauIck n. fontaIne, and John r..
Ill., adm'rS of Samuel HILL dec. cts.
he defendant h0ma, east not having entered his
appearance aud gwen security according 10 tie of
Assemble and tn rules u tins court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence ihaf hi is nhabant VI
thi, country 1t dered That the said defendant do
appeal here on the first day of the aud
the bills original, amended, supplemental second
cnded % the pauiifs and tina copy OF tins order
be forthw inserted some spaper printed the
town Ol Llnchhufg, for two months ssiYeb aud
posted the from dogro rie Courthouse the sald
town. Copy. Icste,
I WILLS
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ESlanA NobeetS

ma For SALE
goo sacks l. fhed sat
80 bbfs Uhskey
20 bags green cg9ee
30 bis flour
60 bJh cut llaiis
90 5ores Imp. and gurpouier tea
10 tons bar ron
10000 lbs. bacon MI Of Uhith be wiR sell
.oT for cd~h rts3l March ..
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Mrs. J. Cannon

HAS commenced the above mentioned
business, and intends TO carry it on in
is variou- branches. She is ready 10 serve
those Who may favour her with their custom,
hv furnishing them with Leghorn, Straw and
silk Rnnnets, Cnps, 1urbans, &c.
Lcgborn aud Straw bleached III the neatest
manner aud dressed ~ the newest style, at a
short notice. Orders from the country will
be attended 10 with pnnctnalty. She has TO
aid her, lady who Was regularly bred II The
business in Philadelphia, aud is we'll qnaIG-
ed 10 give satisfaction 10 ladies the most ta,ty.
She vii endenYour 10 be constantly supplied
with The newest fashions.
Jan 30 ictsiS
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Ntite.

Dy virtue af a deed If trust executed to
ID tha subscriber. by Alexander iinslff "nd
y te. bearing date the llh June, is2i, and
duy recorded ia the county court sl'fh
oaiee Of Amherst, shall, on the 2Wh instant,
,,roeeed "a sell, according 10 ihe terms oi sald
deed. ONE Tract OF LAND,
containing ao2 acre, lying Oh he "aieis "i
Harris creek Tue said shle VIII be made ~
Amherst court houae, before o'e door al Nh.
terR Boswell Selling as true'ee, shall COZ.
v,v s,frb title ouiv as is ve sled in me by said
deed. which is believed 10 be uuqnesiionable
SAMUEL X. DAVIES.
March Q. I'd
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o P0Wder Makers.

HAVE no1c on hand supply Of dor.
Il Ole refined GH-Pttre--suitabit j0r ht pui.
pose Of making pouder.
J.1MES HENDRICKS.
March 2. II
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rules holden in the cerks Office of the Superior
cousl Of Chsneery for the Luehbnrg District, the a3u
day Of October, Is25.
Wade Boatrght ana Eleanor his Wifi late El,snor
Z. STONE, Pits.
against,
Mica nh Stone eS'ar of HcHckisL Stone, dee. aud in
his own IIgh Charles H. Cuhbs and susanna ms ~Iie,
lste Susanna stone John ". Perry aHd Frances l. his
wife, lar France l. StuIe. Isndy Perry aud Jnset
his VII, late linSty Stune Fbzabe' ksanS, late H.
beth Stone, lac + AID Nsncy hs wife, late Nan
G. Sine, joseph fnce an Luz has WI. lac l.ucy
s. ne, He1cktah Stone, and john n. Perry, ahnr of
NillIaIH one. dee. Dtts.
The defendants andy pefr4 and lnsey his wife, and
Jacob Evans and Nancy his Hitt not having entered
Their ap cAraner aud gwen security 40 ordinR To The
act % ss,emhlf and t rule Of his court and IT ap
Prsrlng b. satsisct0 eyIdt that thty are not la
b. ants OF this county IL ordered that te said de-
Pendants do appear here tie frs DAY OF the next term
and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs and that copy
tins der be forthwith inserted I'M sone "spaper
printed IN the town OF Lynchbufg, for two months
ceSsseb Il poted al the front door oi the conrhouse
IN the said town. Copy. Ieste,
% L willy. c G
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+ II A n K LIN
HOTEL.

Washington, which he has occupied for
more than two years past. 20 the Frankl'n
Hotel lie retufns thsnks 10 the public
for the patronage h. has received during
bis residence at the Washington and as
he will continue 10 usr his utmost exerti0ns
TO give satisfaction to his customers, be So
liclis continuance Of II ai the Franklin
His table shall always BIZ as well furnished
rs the markets will admit.
lie has attentive aud careful Ostlers, and
an excellent Stable.
ROBERT MORRISS.
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Mrs Watson.

( ETURNS sincere thanks 10 her
So friends and to those icho hare encouraged
her so literally IN her boarding hOwe-und
Oegs ieats 10 gre them and the Pu6Ae notice,
that she Cnuj,puee T.. han ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-01-04

Voted, that three staffs be procured, with a
gilt torch at the top, and hag for the chief S
staff, and that Root. b. Cranston and Adam
s. Coe, be a committee to procure them
Voted, that the Resolutions passed IN town
meeting on the 25th Nov. inst. together with
the doings of this meeting be published IN both
the newspapers printed in this town.
/ Witness
THOS. G. PITAN, Chairman.
Newport, Dec. |, lc2j.
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RTOTICE-As the subscriber will be in
~ Washington this Winter and part Of next
S7ring he has made an arrangement with
GsoRGE TURNER, Esq. TO take charge Of his
o ice, during his absence, and to superintend
mo >. of his cases now pending in the Courts
OF us County. lie has the fullest confidence
2, .Ir. Turner'S ability and professional attain
m ats, and recommends him to all hrs old eli
Us, and to such persons as would wish 20 a.
v1il themselves Of the aid and services Of an
Att)rney Il Counsellor at Law.
DUTEE J. PEiRCE.
Nevport. Dec 6. iS2J
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Printed and Published by
ATKINSON & READ,
Printers Of the Laws Of the United Stal

In the Chambers of %, Thames-street,
entrance Market-square.)
Terms Of the Republican.
Two Dollars per annum-one half in advance
Price 9f .4drsytiSing.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
seventeen cents for each subsequent inser-
tion. Larger ones in the same proportion.
Advertisements not marked, will be cOntin-
sled till forbidden, and charged accordingly
p7 Al accounts must be settled at least
once year.
p No paper discontinued until arrearages
paid.
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North=Rinpnton DaNR.

A Il the Annual Meeting Of the Stock
"A holders of the Northkngston Bank,
held at their Banking Room on Monday
the DIST instant, the following persons were
elected Directors for the year ensuing,
VIZ:
Daniel Champlin, John Watson, Elisha
Watson, William hammond, William Bat
tey. George w. Tlllinghast, Oliver Wat
son, Jonn Clarke, Thomas James, Jonathan
Reynolds, Ezbon SANFORD, jeffrey Davis,
Pardon +. Hammond, Daniel q. Champlin,
William Nichols. John p. Whitford, Chris
topher Allen, Joseph c. Sanford, Ezra ID.
Davis, William Baker, and Charles Eldred.
And a; subsequent meeting oi the d.
rectOrs GEORGE w. TILLINGHAsT, bsq.
was elected President Of said Bank.
Z. T.. HAMMOND, Cashier.
WEXFORD, nov. y. l-2j. (dl.
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~ U4RDLiNS NOTICE-Notico is here
NJ by duly given that the subscriber has
been duly appointed By the court of probate
for the town of Newport, Guardian 20 the per-
SIN and estate Of Abner Hathaway, Of said
Newport, and having given bonds a. the law
directs, requests all persons having any de-
snlnds against said Hathaway 20 bring in and
prove their claims, and likewise those ind,bt-
Q 10 make payment n ssid Guardian within
vx months froIn the date hereof
ROBERT d. LAWToN, Guardiga.
Oct. III, t-lj. lnov J,
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At Town Meeting holdcn at the State-fl House
in Newport, November -, 1873, the follow
ing Resolutions were passed
ID ESOLVED, That the safety oftho town
III requires better organization Of the Fire
Department:
Resolved, That the Fire Wards be authoris.
ed and requested to seleCttrom their own num-
Der, ten of their most efficient men, who shall
constitute 4 Board Of Engineers, and whose
exclusive business il shall be, TO manage and
control the fire engines whenever fires break
out in this town that OF thus Board a chief,
second and third Engineer shall DO annually
appointed by their own body, and each OF the
ether seven assigned the Charge Of one engine
That during the existence of fires, the orders
of the chief engineer, or in his absence, OF the
second or third engineers shall he imperative
in the government and direction of fire EN-.
gines.
Resolved, That the Board of Engineers thus
constituted be specially charged with the IN
specticn of fire engines, hose, &c. andat liber-
ty to authorise any expenses for the repairs OF
engines, hose, SSc. not exceeding fifty dollars
for each engine.
Voted, That the town-clerk be directed to
notify tho Fire Wards to meet at the clerk .
office, at 3 o'clock on Monday next for the pur-
pose of recognizing themselves
A true copy witness,
BENZ b. ROWLAND, Town Clerk.
At meeting Of the Fire Wards at the Town
Clerks Office, on Monday evening Nov. -,
1875, agreeable to the request Of the Town,
THOMAS G.. PITMAN, was chosen Chairman.
The meeting then proceeded to ballot for
members oftho Board Of Engineers, when the
following persons were elected:
Ji.MES B. PHILLIPS,
ROBT. b. CR.4.NSTON
ROBLTSON POTTER,
dD.l.M S. COE,
CHARLES COTTON,
ROB'T ROBLNSON,
NATHANIEL SHEET,
WM ). " ALLAN,
D.3NiEL DE.NH.i.N,
THOMAS q. PIT.MiT