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r.. hane tHyaaifn offering uo above Lotteries tn the
pnhlif, 10 receive hen put en'ec, Hnb putenhnly
invite tnitcnhan oiusry pctou to these stlrles, aud
they viii pelralle ug WY fast glance 0B tfy
nHurh the nnh iuilh31 rtrr put up IA Virginia, aud
tehen HI, feeolte the erot ul losc Lotteries, AN
persuaded lerr ar none, u' VIII lend helping hnnd
tins not all they alpnd hob st. there D. chance 81 fct
unf independent lnttaro in tho smhi tfihe ui -.
" hrre = thr person who VIII embrace tins Gpid6n
Opppttnnltgf
tiFun 1otffY. Tins LOTTERY Wus Frntrd by the leFt4
ltlare d NirPl1n, Tor lnfpusc Wen Known 10 ~ all
II Is respected, aud sin'pcIy hope tho" p"keis "ilnot
frina1i huid ha ~ be- immediately looFht up ~
liberal pubic, who Ni,i Ia srS tr tttfnde 10 de
ptrd patriot Who devoted hi. Whole t' to the brnei
oI bis country, and 'hc public generally
= Ofierf lfom amy pJt ct the tiniod state by null
ipnat pdj enclosing Ia, r,sh pti1c tickets, Nil he
thankfully received puh ia promptly attended 10 Is # On
Iefsanal application br rlrc To direct sour orders to
ND1Iills Diee whore the capitals neayH iai ahle
AB1NAlvA IL. TduAIIk:
Main Street, l"nehbur.
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N\gOlltE - BY virtue ot u dccu OF lrusl,
al executed IL us by Ann Scott aud
lhomas II scott, bearng date on the 10th
day OF October, 1921, aud duly OF record IN
the county court oi Gampbcll, aud TO effect
the objects in snid deed oAurrssed, We shall.
on the 10Th day OF December, lS26, at the
dwelling house OF the said Aun Scott, IN the
county OF Campbell sell, by way OF public
auction, for ready money, the following pro
pcrty, or 81 much thereof ns may br ncGes-
sory 20 saiisly the purposes OF said deed
70 wit. all the rigft, title, interest, and
clalm OF the said Ann scott, under aud 10y
virtue ol the last viii aud testament OF her
Decreased husband Nilllnn scott, IN aud TO n
certain tract, or purcell 81 land, with It's ap.
purtrnanccs, situate nthe cnuutlca Ut Camp.
bell aud Bedford, on James River and ia
dith Greek, devised 10 her for her life by
her said husband, and now IN hrrocCupdnry
Also, all the right title, interest aud clrim
of the said Ann aeptl in aud 10 the follow.
ing slaves, and the Increase ut the females OF
them born since the date Of The deed nlorc
said Of nny) namely, James, Hurry, Tom,
Charles, Davy, Louis, Nelly aud her Child,
Margaret, Edmund, Manner, Jeffrey, Nelson,
Celia, and Mourning aud her Child. Also
devised 10 the saidAnn scott, Tor her Tile IN
the last Will and testament 81 her said has
land Also the night, Title interest aud claim
vested ia tn said llomas II, Scott, under
the VIII Of his father the said William Scott,
H. and 10 the tract 81 Lnnd aforesaid, with
rs appnrtenanees, which interest is under.
stood 10 be n Zee simple title it,, aud TO one
undivided moiety oi The said Land md up-
pudrnances, sabird To thu snid Ann Scots
lie estate lhefela--Also the right title, IN
tcrr-I. HId chm at the said Ihbmug II. Scott
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RuVGR


There Is very lttlc sold privately: when sold
II is from - 80 to - III according TO quality.
INSPECTED
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sadi prcsrnt petition 10
~ the next General Assembly Of Virginia,
for leave TO reside in this Stale, rs a free man
PLEASANT ROWAN.
Nov. 10 ls
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-11-18
TIE REPpSxTesgs <.
FROM THE VERMONT PATRIOT.

Although the flIuwin. little tale may appa-
rently carry with ii much Of the air % fiction,
yet it is all substantially correct and bat tn,
bare recital of events that have actually trans
pred
Near the close Of the last century capt 5
native of New Fugltnd, who. At an early age
was entrusted with the command of d nlrrran-
tile vessel made voyage 10 nnr Of the West
in'!ia Islands. Having reached his destined
port. disposed Of bis cargo. and made the nrcts-
sHry preparations for hi, reform one d,y - be
walking the sire, IS Of the Large and flourish
in, port at which his vessel was anchored. he
observed we'll dressed female walking near
him. ad in tee same direction Struck with
her beatty and her prep assessing and ,?tSnlt"d
demeanor, capt s politely Inquired whether
she might be walking far in bis direction. &C
quaiung her at tic sane time with The house
Ct his lodgings, to which be was then rrpairing
She assured BIN She going directly 10 the
same house he had mentioned Capt : then
protlercd his services in conveying a basket Of
considerable size which she carried IN her hand
She thanked him IN sntt and tremnlous tone
Of voice. and tni'll~ delivered BIN the basket
Capt : took the little burden from her hand
wholly unconscious OF what If contained and
little dreaming what to his future life would he
the consequences Of the action of that moment
tie observed, however, as he took the basket.
that there ,:as a singular hesitation in her man
ner, and that hey cheeks were crimsoned bv a
deep blnsh but inlputing il to DO other cause
than maiden tllnitiy. he walked on in silence
The lady soon remarked that She must make
call at the house then at hand for few no
mens anl if he would convey the basket to his
lodgings she would soon hr there to take charge
If IT Fiersf if And throwing an anxious look
capt : and his charge. She immediately di~ap-
Prared Capt. :. proceeded to his boarding
house an'i dcpnsite1 the basket IL the hall He
seated himsfl at the dinner table. and iovially
r'lted his adventure with the fair unknown.
His host better acquainted with the manners
Of the town, and the mn"sitons which some
times had been played off on strangers, smiled,
and rallied him on the possibility of his basket
obtaining something more than dsqd weight
as h. had humornG,iv termed his burden At
this mnnsnt the cries of an infant were heard
in the direction Of the haskft Capt S was
astonished anu not little chasrned at this sud
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Y. VIRGINIA, NOVEMBER IS, zs2G.


in his bosom which he conscious he had
before. on some occasion or other, flt. and he
knew that these sensations had been happy
ones and yet bis memory unable to identify
them.
Dinner was now announced. and he was soon
seated at a table loaded with the delicacies that
the climate afforded, served up with the utmost
taste and elegance The hour of dinner was
passed with the same pleasure on the part OF
capt. 5. and with the same case and sprI.htli
on the part of his fascinating hostess The
company soon withdrew, and left capt :. and
the lady alone. And now. capt ;, SAID She
addressing him with confidence which was
inspired, perhaps, by the consciousness of the
favorable impression which she had made-anL
now for our promised explanations which per
NIT me TO commence hy inqn''ing how fares
your adopted daughter? Well. madam, very
we'll. believe, replied capt $. somewhat
priscd at the question And il is rumored, sir.
replied thr lady, that you about to change
the title of father for one of different nature
Rnmor often speaks vagntlv ", replied capt :
stlll uncertain whittier her remarks tended. No
body could be better entitled to that privilege.
sir continued She: but what grade, alas! what
grade, III the scale of your censurrS, have YUH
assigned TO her seemingly unnatural MOTHER
OF ;hat. madam, replied capt s. am but My
qualified to Judge L, rhnps that mother mi4hi
have Dad reason to Justify her conduct-anG
without knowing the circumstance, under which
she acted | could never feel to condemn her,
who, III the short moment brheld her, awaken
r'i 50 extraordinary an interest IN my bosom.
Yes. sir. re Joined the lady in melancholy and
touching tones. that mother had reasons for her
conduct-condurt. which she knew the worl,I
would. and bad a right TO condemn as base ana
unnatural-hnt think YOU she parted from the
ln,n of her bosom without pang ? wlthou;
one tear Of motherly aft, elton? Oh could YOU
have known the anguish of that mument--tha;
distraction Of feeling which rent her bleeding
bosom. when she rehuQln~hrd the only object Ci
her atfrction--thr only object on earth iOI
which she hreathed wish t" live, or c, en- enduT
ed her then hated existence. every irciinr 0!
crnsIre would have been lost in commits zion
for her s1c,ings. One year beor" and all tha>
the heart could wish was hers--'l! III" hdIan
'gcS hat rank and opulencc could coner--a
that Is splendid and dazzling IN the eyes of tha
world. and gives distinction in social He, va:
counting her acreptanre-tut Ter hca't "as
not there She had formed An attachment for a
Young officer. poor indeed hut h"nnr,tIe, and
whom She knew would ne, or Ec Recognized as
wealth as. the nnlt gruun,! Of distinction IN
society She was induced. therefore, 70 cont act
q Gland, ,tinr .uariia.c THE intercourse Nhch
followed Was soon dtScoy"rej-,irr ln'h.hd
was sn4tchrd from life ~ un"Nuftt.J ca%l;I'Y
--h"rircrn~rd parcnt, ~o'iid i-trnto no ~, ~.
ahnn-.st The best lrr t:,r.e rge.>loI Ma' ro9
,i1rlcd ,nn,rdonahlr. and ~he :F9~ ,,.iven :. ~
BON" in rh"ir resentment viii tj'Iited pren
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X duttedl fmtfiligrrlte.
PORT or NEWPORT,
ENTERED,

Schooner Sally Hope, Baker, Boston,
Sloop hmity Munro, New York,
CLEARED.
Schooner Sally Hope, Baker, Providence,
S!oop Amity, Munro, Do.
Sloop Hudson, DiInond Bermuda,
Sloop Huntress, Read, New York.
.NE.UOR.L.ND.3
Spoken of Tortugas Banks, brig Criterion,
Taylor, u days from this port, for n Orleans
At Havana, Sept 18th, ship George Clam
plin, Hudson, Tor Antwerp, next day
The whale ships Frederick Augustus, Earl
and Alliance, Swan, (the former having 100
and the latter 500 barrels OF oil) was at Woa-
hoo OH the 2ith of April last The Frederick
Augustus had lost boats crew cd mate and
tour men by running aioul of dead whale
Spoken 2ith Sept. IN lat. b, lon 23I, ship
ElGe, Staubope, Of this port, for 1 rieste
Arrived at Alexandra, on the 18th instant,
schr. Washington Packet, Shove, from tins
port
Ship Boy, Greene, Of this port, from Hava.
ma, tor Hamburg, was spoken Sept 10th. iJO
miles r U Sicily.
Cleared Al New-YoFk on Thursday Sloop
" IllIam, Swasey, for Charleston.
NorIcE TO MARINERS. The Light
House recently erected on the south side
OF Long Island, anu east side Of fue Island
iH!et, Instance 40 miles IN an easierly d.
= tor from Sandy Hopk,wIll be regularly
90 s.icu on anu after TIE .Jteenh Of .Norem.
,,, ncAt. The light VIII be a revolving one,
feet IN height above the level VI
tHe sea.
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The board ofolfcers assembled a.. ', ash
ington Tor the purpose of preparing and
reporting system of Cavalry and artillery
Exercise for the Militia, is now organized,
and has commenced business.
In looking over list of graduates at
sixteen OF the colleges, less than half the
whole number in the country, we find the
following coincidence: The whole mum.
ber of graduates in 1898 was 44S; in 1924
It was AS; in 1925 it was 44s; but in
1896 II had increased TO 5l7. This in
crease was owing 10 great class from
Yale Collsge at the last commencement.
l.. s. Gazette.
Triangular BeH.-A pctent cast steel
triangular bell has recently been suspend
ed IN the stceple OF the Baptist meeting.
house in this borough, which for clearness
of sound, is surpassed by few bells that
we have ever hcard.-Stoaington paper.
Exports Of .SdrdnndA. I90,51S bales of
Cotton have been exported from Savannah
during the year, being 52,SS3 bales more
than the exports Of the preceding year.
Great injury has been done TO tho cotton
crops in different parts OF Mississippi and
Louisiana by the rot. In some of the coun.
ties OF Mississippi, one halfuf many crcps
are destroyed or much injured By the rot,
occasioned by the late rains.
Gen. Houston, member of Congress, and
Gen. White, both of Tennessee. have
fought duel in Kentucky, OH the chal-
ienGe OF the latter, who was severely
wounded.
In Rochester, N. va town where IF.
teen years ago not framed house was 10
be seen, II Is contemplated to commence,
immediately, the publication of a Daiiy
.4dpertiser."
Mr.. Madison has been appoi.ted Rector
OF the University Of Virginia.
Mr.. Reynolds, who is forwarding an
expedition Of discovery towards the South
Pole, writes that one young gentleman of
n. York puts in Sl5,U0O, and will embark
many Ladies have contIibut.
ed handsome sums,
AT New York, George Peacock has
been sentenced to Imprisonment at hard
aoor 3years, for receiving certain Goods
lot consigned to him.
The Philadelphia Gazette mentions
louscs III Snall-st. in that city. in which
I'D persons dine day, at 3 cents a head
md they sleep 80 in roon--of all uUlors
Lately at WhiteGeld, n. TI. Mrs. Cooley
cscued a garder FROM an euglc. The
after then pursued the lady, who with
tick, soon despatched the imperial bird
whose measurement across the extende.
wings was feet
-.-e4S.,-
Thursday, the 30th day Of Novcmbel
eXt will be observed in Massachusetts a. !
day of fTh7nir-c;:e :eiug and Psussr.
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SV.TLLUWLNG a
REAL SWORD.
FAlA AND WiEEE.R
GOODS.
UIST RECEIVEO

''Si KECEiN ED,
n targe assortment Of sEAsoNABLE ARrI-
GEES, consisting Of
BABE German bruadclo,hs, bale
q blankets. bale flanncls, habit cloths.
peIlsSn cloths, cassimcres, bombaHetts.
caroline plGids, Norwich g. Tartan plaids
cambiets, saitiuctts, kcrseys, hosiery, ker
'eymerc shawls. merno square shawls,
Valencia do. Ncstings, bookings, tigurd
Salisbury tiannels, iurntures, calcocs. hca.
Wy black Lovantines, black Lutes,rinr.
igur'd Silks, silk ve,vets, tabbv velvets.
fancy siik lldkf,. baniannas. silk and cot
ton flag idkis. black silk do. bod,icks.
oleach'd aud nnblcach'd 3-l7.s "A and
81 cottons--4.4 and ca Shire muslins
vide and narrow black bombazeens. Can.
on ANA Nankln grapes, null and jaconct
ouSIins, "A AMI Ga cotton cambricks.
olorcd caInbricks, beaver gloves. silk DO
tnsSla diapers, brown and black Linens,
rish do. long LaWns ----i''s mn, i'tnS'
.-P,>, hiucnGan llannels. ginghams. &c.
vc. all Of which viii be sold at such pri.
'cs as cannot fail to please those who wish
% purchase.
Efa SR 5SyOMSs
NpNunIt Oct Dt 1908
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Tom the Qaebsc Gazette.
Great Britain and he United .Staies.

Great Britain and The United States.
The repor, OF the 18th of Aug. on the
London Stock Exchange, of an apprehen-
sion OF a misunderstanding between Great
britain and the United States merits little
notice. Interruptions of trade equally
great have several times occurred within a
iew yesrs past, without other serious ap-
pfehenSions than those of a stock broker, a
being made up ofapprehe
IL Is, however, obvious, that there do ex-
Isl actual differences of opinion between
these powers, which sooner or later must
10 I'd TO serious difficulties. In several in
stances these differences of opinion have
been publicly insisted upon with warmth.
Mr.. Cannlng's letter on the slave conven.
tion, agreed to by the President and refus-
cd by the Senate OF the United States. is a
fresh instance. IL il very well known that
rnrertl ncgo iations of the very first I'M
ppftan"e have been pressed upon the AT.
t2atou of the En-. .!ish Court by the Amer.
l'an minister's, during seve al years. with.
cut success. Mr.. Gallatin, who arrived a.
Lont the end OF July last in London, was
specially instructed, as said at the time of
his departure from the States, to insist a.
Inong other things, on the settling of the
boundary lines, the free navigation of the
st. Lawrence, the arrangement of the
commerce Of the two countries, and the
claims of American fishing vessels in the
Bay of Funday. These and other Difficult
ties, arising out OF the influence of the o.
nited States in that favorte but fatal field
OF speculation for England, South Amcri-
ca, undoubtedly exist. Hitherto Great
Britain has managed to delay the settle
ment.--lt Is not little singular, however.
that she dispatched in 1874, a commission,
composed OF Sir James c. Smyth and Sir
George Hoste, two eminent Engineer off.
GERS, to examine the state of the fortfca-
tions in the colonies. That examination
was followed BY written appeal to the
public on the value of the colonies, attrib.
uted to one Of these officers, and noticed
by the Quarterly Review; and that again
by the mission of three Colonies of the
Engineers, two to Upper Canada and one
TO Bermuda, to superintend objects of de.
fence, now going on with activity. It will
be recolocted by many that reports Of a
probable rupture were in circulation in
Quebec about the end of last month after
the arrival Of the July mail.
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SWEET B.ARcAINs!

Ills old customers r.,Ii the public are invited
to call and give him look. llc has handsome
rcd and blue furniture calicoes for only 9d /:
elegsnthgurcd sld shaded silh only 4G ots;bob-
binet laco, iin.., for only 81 - figured fan
neis, scarlet, frou rs 70 50 cis per yusd "a
BOOK ,nusl.n % cts, corouatlon plaids Only ~
els, ELEGANT Scotch plaids for cloaks only 2s.3,
sbs, cstion ,lincn aud worsted hose very cheap.
bedt cks for only " cents, indigo blue dark
cali cnes from I'd 10 2s3; real new style Adams
p .iDts, FROM ~ 10 35l cts, of elegant patterns
supcfb plain nerino 81 white shawls ia
Friends; Irish lincns;onc bale elegant bIaHtci
- per c'i'i less than old price; Canton erdl
dresses oiy - 80 very eheap heavy duck
'inueB from - 90 - cts; 900 more goodhkis
'pr only ~ each; Queens, habit. aud pelisse
rloils. from ~ 80 10 - ~ elegant fov ladi.
.oats, frOgs. iasscls. dpisy AMI fancy buttons
cords and braIds for trimming drcsscs hand
como vcsi patterns; slt.,aets ffo'n % to 7Icts.
n large a,sorimcnt og gloves, hosiery, siawls
and Uautkcrchicfs.
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Cheap DROADCl.OVNS.
pEA.iSSE CANNNS. sc.

4 LARGE Assortment Of CLOTHS,
( = from low price to 4 S7-Pclisse
Cloths, Of variohs priccs.-English Fian-
uels, white, red. sc Fashionable YES
ungs-vcry fine irish Linens; darnnsk tn.
Bile Linen, OF all widths-Shcll Combs.
souc large and elegant.
Atso--A large supply Of Domestic
brown and white Cotton Sheetings and
ShirtinGs, all purchased at the presen, low
priccs--1nh together with general AS
sortmcnt of GOODS, offered at prices
Which connot fail to please, 10y
JOHN =. TOWNSEND.
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WV. yA..IS .."......IY

Ia sAS on hand large lot OF coarse goods;
u Il such as ya vide check, at Ii cts (;
,nghaIns at u cts. uckngs at ~ cts. {;
.. -Oes att a cts. all very suitable for COM
rters an spread unirgs; Also Cotton
vaiunss by tic pound. Oct ~.
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IL AS just received large assortment
Il n of new and fashionable GOODS,
among which are: -
Trimmings for Ptlisscs Velvet Plush
es pirnps; cords basselo Gro De Naples:
Sattins; Lcvantines; black lace Wells :
laccs Pearling black and white bobbi-
nett Lace; black silk do; Gloves; Swiss
muslin; null do. Shire do black and
white bannoge worsted bannage; bat
teece twiled; elegant Ribbons; combs ;
curls; Silver wheat Silver and Gold Rib.
bons; tassels; fancy Hdkfs.; calicoes,
iurnIturcs; merino Shawls; beltings ;
Canton and Nankin grapes; silk Hose,
worstcd do.
Newport, Oct. 2G.
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New Goods.
JOB SHERM4N.

HAS just received large and well
- selected assortment of Fall and
WiNrrR Goons, among which are
Broadeloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Bonn.
Oaze,ts, iigur'd aud plain, for % cts; Car.
ollne plaids Scotch Ginghams, 3s inches
wide, fast colors, for i2 cts; very cheap
Calicocs; India furniture, l.s yds. wide.
superior article for comforters and
spreads, at 33 cts; green printed floor
Cloth; green Base and Flannel.
.Nso,-Needies, Knitting Pins, Blue.
mix'd and white Stocking Cotton.
Newport, 10th mo. Goth, 1896.
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NEW GOODS.
THOMAS G.. BROWN,
TnAMEs-sTnEET.
Has Just received,

FROM BosfoD,
DLUE, black, olive aud mix'd Broad
ID cloths; Cassimeres, Sa'tiDetts, Kcr.
seys, Bookings, Serges, Flannclls, Cam
blrs, Plaids, Ravens Duck, silk and Tab
by Velyets, Extra Gilt Coat and Vest
Buttons, do. silk, lasting and Camblet do;
a superb lot Of SILK and Valencia Vestings
together with variety OF Trimmings IN
his line, which he Offers o. low Is can be
purchased in town.
n. d. Ready n.ddo clothing constantly
on hand.
~ Every order in biz line Of business,
executed with neatness and dispatch.
O. Cutting particularly attended to.
Newport, Oct ~, ic26.
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New Private Lace School.

SEVERAL respectable families having
- recently expressed wish to receivo
PRIVATE LESSONS in Lace Work,
parlour will be prepared, entirely detached
from the general establishment, in which
Ladies can receive private lessons from
Mrs. WtNpsoR Of one hour daily, or less
frequently ifthcy prefer it, on such days,
and hours as may suit their convenience.
One or two recent improvements in tho
stitches, have been received from Eutope,
and will be taught the private class, who
will besides be entitled to many other ad-
vantoges patterns, &c. &c. by receiving
their Instruction from Mrs, w.
Newport, Oct. 10Th, 1896. fwl
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IN Ihursday, NOV. I'd.

On Ihursday, Nov. I'd.
"iu De sold at auction, az / o'clock, a. W. on
Jadieiai Court.
TiiE House and 10; in Spring street,
II late the property Of Sarah Elizabeth
Greene, deceased. Conditions made known
at time and place of sale.
JUSEPh H. GREENE, c,...,
JOHN y. LANGLEY. ( Ee'eH s.
Newport, Oct. ;, lS26.
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On Saturday, Oct. 28.

At 10 O'clock, 4. ".
"ILL be sold in front of the auction
w room ofthe subscriber, one Feather
Bed--cne Postley Cooking stove. No3-
| do No 2--one Sofa one Timepleoe--
pair brass andircns--i pair shovel g. tongs
, GILT Locking Gasses--i ualugany
Looking glasses-i brass CcnpssSes--se-
cond hand Clothing Boots Shoes--and
Watches, sc. &c. NJ. HALL, Aret'r.
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HIdrric0.

In this town on Mondly evening last, Nv the
Rev MIR Wheaton, Mr.. William Elcry Ahny.
to Miss Lavinia Caroline Chanplin. daughter
Of tho late Capt Oliver Champ!in
On the same evening, by the Rev Nr Gam
mell, Mr. Edward Austin, To- Miss Eliza +
Castof daughter of .ho late Mr.. John Castof
all of this town.
In Providence on the 10th inst by the Rev
mr.. Nudge, mr.. Solomon II Nudge, Of Port
land, To- miss Susan r. Dodee OF Providence
On Friday evening last, mr. Joseph hbro, of
this town, TO Miss Sophia Barrows. eldest
daughter Of DIR. Thomas BarroWs, of the for
mer place.
In Stonington. DR. IIoratio Robinson, Of
New ShoTelilm, Il. !. % Miss Mary Ann Rob
inson daughter Of DR.. William Robinson.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-10-26
CIGARS.

S0 Boxes Spanish and IIalf Spanish
w Cigars, very superior, just received
at EDDf'S Auction g. Commission Store,
which Will be sold cheap, Oct -.