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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-19

Extra Cheap Goods I!
Just came to hand and are ,o1O open.
ed for sale,
nNE Bale Russia Sheeting by piece
W or yard.
l bale ditto Ravens Duck, do. do.
700 yds Sd checks.
200 yds Al ditto.
Ladies white ribbed silk Hose, good
!. quality, at rs cents pair.
Super Black Nankin Levantines.
White Jackonet and Swiss Muslin
Cravats.
Flag Silk Handkerchiefs.
Ladies white Horseskin Gloves.
100 pair Ladies Black Silk Gloves,
at Is cents per pair.
400 blue and white and colored Ma
dras Hdkfs. very large size and
excellent Fabrick ut l2 l-2 cts
piece.
Apply to
N. NJ. & ]. R. WHEATON.
July /.
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HWU DULLA@S
REV ARD

NNOR little female white pet dog,
R either strayed or taken away ON
Friday last /; With rather long
tail, one ear a light yellow, three
light yellow spots on the back and
one on the side.
Whoever will return said pet dog
to the subscriber, shall receive two
dollars reward.
JAMES D'WOLF. u
Bristol, r. i. April IL. 1895.
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lrA nimbie ninepence, better than sioW shil
ling !!
Just received and fsr sale by
M NJ n II Nv "a IL A T(lN

ling !!
Just received and fsr sale by
N. Nj. Il J. Il. WHEATON.
yINWO bales brown Shirtings, over
Z 3-4 yd wide, and prime quality
at 10 cts yd. bale brown Sheetinss
over y.l WIDE, for only IL l-2 cts yard
Irish Shirting Linens, large assert,
ment which will be sold cheap. Black
Sarcenets of good quality tor a low
price. Furniture Calicoes, at l2 1-s
cts yd. Green wooden Table cloths
very cheap. Low price Duck saita.
BILE for beds, trowsers &c.Gd A lot more
Of those extra cheap blue and white
and coloured Madras Hdkfs, at IL l-2
cents piece.
ALSO,
Being very desirable to dispose Of
the remainder Of their late purchased
and extensive stock Of Wollen, Cotton
Linen and Silk Goods, comprising 4
choice selection they will be offered al
the most enticeing prices.
July'15.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-19
MR.. HUNTERS GRAFTON
August IL.

nRONOUNCED before the citizens
of Providence, OH the 4th Of July
1896, being the fitch anniversary oi
American Independence. for sale a,
this office and at the Post Office.
or Price IS cents.
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August is.

A TIA Court of Probate holden with'
IA. in and for the town of Warren. on
the 7th day of August, A. D. 1885,
Allen Hoar, Executor upon the estate
of PHILLIP DROWN,
deceased, has presented his first nc.
count Of Administration on said estate
for Observation-Disclosures ordered
That the consideration thereof be re.
fered to the first Monday of September
next, at 9 o'clock, p. M. and that prev
ious notice be given (by publishing this
order three several times in the North
ern Starr 10 all persons Interested to
appear at that time and be heard. A
true copy, witness.
S. RANDALL, P Clerk.
August f2.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-19
Black Lasting,

JUST reccived:'one piece super6ne
a5 BLACK LASTING, suitable fo'
len,!emen's pantalCons and Ladie'
shoes, for sale bys :
N NJ. e. j. n, WHEATON.
July 8. -
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ENLOOR BRUSHES. &c.-Fresh
supply Of FIRST quality Foor Brush.
es, Sadirons and Brass Kettles, just re-
ceived and for sale by
N. Nj. g. ]. r. WHEATON.
June "a.
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RFNOTICE.

A IL persons having demands h
A .iinst the subscriber, payable
" goods are earnestly requested to
call for tic amount Immediately
and all indebted Of long standing,
Il SEQ the same adjusted by the
first Of September, without further
Notice.
The subscriber will sell his stock
of FANCY GOODS at cost for Cash
and other goods at a very small al
vance.
f! Will sell orlet the Store HI
did now occupies, on very rea
sonablc terms, and Civ
possession at All carly date.
K. q. SMITH.
July %.
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m@RH BAMEa

A T the Annual Meeting Of the
~ Stockholders of HOPE BANK,
holden IN said Bank, on Monday tive
9TH instant, the following persons
were reelected Directors for the
year ensuing, viz Joseph Smith,
Jr. John St0ckford, Samuel Barton,
Barnard Smith, Lewis Hoar, Will
liam Carr, Jr. Miller Barney, Jona-
than Luther, and Daniel Bosworth.
And at subsequent meeting Of the
Directors, JOSEPH SMITH, Jr. was
reelected President Attest,
THOS. e, WILLIAMS, Cashier.
Warren, Aug. IL, 1926.
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T,HE I,WV SISTERS.

THE TWO SISTERS.
TUST received and for sale at this
q O6oe, . very interesting book
called =,
TIN TWO SGST&&S :
Or, the Eriles Of Roscrtlte Castle.
A morsl tale, founded on FACT
connected with transactions during
the French Revolution.
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Constantly on hand for sale,
erdigrise,

ground in Oil.
lie requests those that have un-
settled accounts of gears standing, ia
caiI.and adjust the same. He feels
grateful for all former favours anu
requests their continuance which he
will endeavour to merit.
Warren, April Is.
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DLANK Inspectors Accouats. LIZ
I'D censes for retailing liquors, ana
School Tickets, just Printed and sof
sale a this Office,
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NEW GOODS gg
N. M. 3 J. u. WHEATON
Hate just received from Boston. and
offer for sale. rich and e9ten-
y. size assortment Of
SP@1NG AND SCMMME
GOODS
carefully selected from the most recent
importations, and will be offered
cheaper than ever before has
been sold ia this Town.
AMONG THEM ARE
IDEAL superfne. mlddling and
no common, Blue, Black, Olive, and
Mixed Broadeloths, comprising such
Z number of pieces as to afford a
great choice in shades and qualities
and will be sold gerry toC.
Cassimeres, a great variety, including
the latest fashionable colours.
Drab and Mixed Cassinets, suitable for
gentIemens Coatees, Frock Coats,
and PantalOons.
Black & Drab striped Denmark Sattins.
Drab and White Linen aud Cotton
Drillings.
Blue and common mixed Sattinets,
cheaper than erer.
Striped Jeans, an assortment.
Mei rlmack and chidren's Stripes.
limitation Seersucker, and shaded
Stripes.
Elorsntine and Riff ditto
India, English, T. American Yellow r
Blue Nankins. r-
Super and common white and colour
ed Valencia, Quilt and Jean Ves-
i. tings, some of the latest Londcn
..,:patterns. *,.s. l.,! S
Elegant figured black Silk ditto. :
Real super g. common London Prints
and fancy Calicoes, an endless va
riety Of iisures and. Colours, from
tl2 i-2 cents to 46 cts per yd.
Mourning ditto. OF beautiful patterns
American Blues and Fancy. d".io.
A large lot of.elegant striped Gingh
ans, a new and fashionable article
= for Ladies dresses.
Cambrick, common, and furniture
Dimities.
Furniture Plates, and Chintses,a hand
some choice, from l2 l-2. cents
81 cts. per yard.
Black and cOloured Cambricks.
White Cambricks, all qualities.
Jackonet Muslin, do do.
Null Null do DO dc.
Pain and figured Book do. uo. do.
Nice Tamboured, and elegant dotte
Swiss Muslins.
Lluen Csmoricks. cheap.
Ditto ditto pocket Hdkfs, do.
Cotton iidkis. u great variety.
Childrens' do. do. do.
Elegant Fancy, Berkiey. and Viii
Cravats.
Ladies and Gentiemcns' white cott'
Hose.
GentIemens' mixed ditto.
Best Spool a. common sewing Cottol
E,astick Garters. Cravat Pads.
Ladies white, black and colour
- Horse,kin Cloves.
Gentlemeus' black, horseskin and b.
yer dittD.
long Lawns. Suspenders.
lrish Shlrting Linens. = large SUPP
which shall 70 tov.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-21

charged by mercantile houses. Cotton met with
brsker sale, but there decline in tho price of
half farthng. Tie grain market dull, and the
price had suffered slight reduction; but wheat in
bond supported lis price, and there was sale OF
bonded -four.
The news of the between Persia and Russia
is still farther confirmed, though little, il is thought
from the nature ofbe frontier and the distance 10 be
traversed, will be done till spring. Russia as the
Etoie remarks, according TO her well known policv
will take TO indemnify herself in the end for the
great expenses of the by large acquisitions of
territory The advances of her frontier north west
and south, during the last fifty years. have indeed been
alarming. German paper gives on, the idea which
have expressed, that the new military orpaniza-
tons OF Sultan aIaimoud would incline him to settle
his foreign differences and accede to the demands of
Russia at Akermann. The late accounts of the rails.
ing OF the siege OF Athe1s. are confirmed and II is
added that, alter some hard lighting some advantages
had been gained by Coloc;roni in the RTorea The
wtetchedness of Spain is further augmented by an
Aigerine war, which caused such fright that no
sailors could be got TO go to
brussels paper staies thai the Austrian army will
hereafter, like the Russian and PrussIan be kent in
full compliment even III time of peace and ready 10
march at the shortest netice. II does not tell MS
whether this is designed defence against foreign
aggression, or a bulwark against liberalism. II the
latter, 1t IS seldom that Austria suffers any power 10
precede her in of this Sort She is the most
unblushing of the foes of Liberalism aud is as sim
cere in her hatred fear and ignorance combined
can make her-C RaH Amer.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-21
Pennsylvania University.
NJ EpICAE DEPARHRHri;.nryr,

TBNilE LECTURES will commence as us,s,1 ,,r H.
\ first Monday Of November and terminate in ,b
FIST week of tbe ensuing March 'D9
luntoHly and Surgery, By Or DUDLEY,
Institutes a. Hedtonpe and Clinical Prg,G6s I'm nm.
C.ILDWELL, ''' w Nv
1hcory and Practice Of Medicine, by DR. DR.46rE.
The paper OF tie Bank of the Commonwealth ofKen
lucky, heretofore received par by the Professors
having nearly gone out Of Cula0n specie or its eou
valcut VIII be expected The price ufcaci ticket will
be hlteen dollars, With The exception of that TO fhn
course Of Anatomy and Surgery which fixed at TWEEN
ty.-Matriculaop With admission 10 the Library and
Reading Room, which are kept open every Iav will he
five dollars, making the aggregate fees for instruction
one hundred dollars. The Library Containing about
5000 volumes, is constantly augmented bv the iInpota
ton OF new standard and periodical works from Great
Britain and the continent Of Europe.
The difficulties experienced by the two ast casfes
from the dsProportiouate size of tie Anatomical Hail
baye been obytaied by tie crccliou Of Of en-
larged dimensions, and with co1Veniepccs and appuite-
nancas not surpassed by any other the Uned States
DANIEL DRAKE, NJ. y.
Dem II lie Medical 'Edcutty.
Trshsylgapia University, Sept. I8 1euf
II To be inserted ~ The inner forms Tor six wrecks Of
the Richmond Vn Wing, LynchbuTg Viraiuan Charleston
City Gazette and Charleston Mercury, Mledgevie e.
Recorder, Raleigh n g. Regsicr, Augusta Gro Coustu-
onsIist, Huntsville Ala Advocate Nsshvile Ten. Ban
Knoxville Ten Register Arkaus,s Gazette. ST. Louis
Mo- Republican, Louisville Advertiser, FRANKFORT CoIr-
mrnta'or, MaysyIle Eagle, and Kentucky Cezette -
Paye"' ~. Se :aaae 81 tie gt.tor % he Reporter
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-21

Ceo'1,t".-The Legislature OF Georgia convened on
Tue o'h INST ana quorum being present. immediately
proceeded 10 organise their body. Mr. Stocks was
elected President of the Senate and Mr. Hudson Snea
her oil The House of Representatives. The Georeian
represents the majority in the House in favor of the A.
n'nstrafion at about ten twelve-and that in te
9ehafeic parties arc more equally divided; Ieayinr II
probable, i,a il all the members are prescut the ma
Iory viii nos probably exceed two or three The o.
sc'ions are looked 10 the OF strength ofthe two
ir'ics. II is expected that highly important measures
80 Tic state. will Ire dscussed-anlong them is fine
'ak OF i)aier; and s"ch arrangement Of The Coun
Ties ot the Stale, will reduce the number of Senators
and Representatives now elected which, viii save ,
expense. lis contemplated to re,cip,
he distress law The comparative advantages of Rail
heads and Canals, will be discussed, ia come xion with
tie superior advantages Of either connected with local
circumstances.
4" have received the Message OF Governor Trouo
which '.o"eyer, We lie: yet fully rerused lisa
paper o' considerable length, the greater part of which
Appeals 10 be devoted the affair between t;oorr
and the General Governments relating to the Indian
treaty In OR mex; wall furnish suc, remarks 90
the Message may TO deserve.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-21

i at the latest date from England, Mr. GALL4TIX our
Munster TO that country, absent from London on
visit To France. report given in The London
papers that MIR. G. had received dispatches from his
Government, and had proceeded 10 France TO confer
with Mr. CANNISG, the British Secretary of Foreicn
Affairs, who was at the fine ON A visit TO France =
Such may or may not be tic case We know t,,f tI,e
time OF MIR G's departure early last month was the
beginning OF The shouting in England and IL is
fact which may surprise readers tI,t sucI
IS tie omnpoence of custom and fashion, not even tl,e
moss urgent public business deian the members of
the British Administration. with other nobemen and
public characters, from going into the country to enjoy
that season. SO That foreign ministers residing in on
don, they do not follow the fashion, and shoot in the
country, may find II very dull business killing time in
town. Mr.. GALtAriN having lived eight or Ten years
al Paris and having many friends there, amongst whom
he IS particularly intimate with General LAFAYE1"rE
may have thought be could moi agrccably or use
fully spend iJe week two, than by crossing the
Channel. TO pay visit 10 Paris and La Grange. This
al least suppose TO be his object it not being at ali
likely that American Minister would be found in the
train ola British Secretary II thought by some
sufficiently Illuminating wbcD heretofore an American
/ Minister uD5cr the necessity of following the
march Of the Emperor OF Franco when he led L;s ar
mics into the North Il appears to be necessary how
ever, that he should DO so No such necessity could
exist in The case Of Mr.. G8LLATIv and MIR secretary
CANNiNG, and we are Therefore satisfied that we have
bit the true motive Of tie visit unless IT NAV bo thai
FOR some purpose ofimporance IN France Mr.. q. may
have been Joned temporarily 10 Legation in Frauce
Of which we have heard no inlirnauon
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-21

u we nave PLACED in the hands of Mr. Richars,
'i' ST. and his sons Lewis and Richard for collection
NUMBER OF bills due in the country for subscription t
'"e !" h'g-ahd trust that subscribers in arrears
WIN DC prepared when called 10 prove that they are
really PATRONS OF our Establishment
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-21

r. NLw YoRK, Nov. To-
Dy the arrival OF the u. S. ship Erie Capt Deacon
III 81 days from Gibraltar, learn tl,at nothing Of i'm
M naa occurred between the Greeks and Turks
WIN meet OF 10 Or 30 sail had made an attack on Sa
.roS when lie was encountered by the Greek fleet and
'c >hips 'he report that several of his vessels
Seie sc' on lre by the Greeks. When the f. left
o'hJ rha' The Captain Pacha returned 10 aitvepe for
water, and had not ededtci landing at SaInos as ho
Intended. The u. S. Ships North Carolina Conititu
'to" aug scnr' iorpoiSe were 81 NIaon. The Onta-
no on cruise in lie Archipelago.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-21

On the preceding page, we have pleasure in l,ciro
letter from Mr.. MoNRoE the late pres;lont ~ ne,
United States which shall be shortly followed by tie
remarks aud documents To which il rofcrs The let
ter OF MIR hioNRoE, and the history OF his claims on
interest as to attract the attention of our ro,e1e &,
tie tune the subject discussed, during tic l,fc
session o Congress columns were too much crow
ded TO ALLOW us TO ubish any of The documents con-
CeFhInG H. That IS one reason why are glad tina,
The National fntegencer has been made the medium
o. The present publication We introduce these papers
with the more readiness to our readers because i
gives US an opportunity 10 show desire to do to Mr.
MONROE That measure of justice, which some have
heretofore, from little knowledge ofour feeling
sed in US an inclination TO withhold from him
(. Int
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-21
FROM BRAZIL. SC.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 15--NooN.
BY the Charleston, Capt Allen who left Rio janet
70 Sept 81, we learn that the U. S. Ship Boston, Cap
tain Hoffman, was in that port, las, from AIonievideo
all well on board, not having on the sick list
since leaving New York.
Capt Hoffman, by his spirited and praisewor,hy
exerons, had effected the release OF all the American
vessels detained at Nloncvideo by the Brazilian block
aiding squadron-Yn: brig Wethered, Copeland, of Bos
ton, from Canton, taken off ST. Aiary-schr. Camilla
Gardner of Baltimore, taken abreast of Chico BANK
shooner Lafayette, Bodily, of do taken off the Mount
and schooner Chasseur, EnSle, of Philadelphia, put
back from Cape Horn in Distress taken above the Chi
Bank.
Five frgates and one corvette of the squadron block
aiding Buenos Ayres, viz: the Paranga, Empress Don
Pablo Saragosa, Thetis, and the Marie de Gloria ar
rived off RE Janeiro on the 23h September, but were
ordered Immediately back to their station, except the
latter which was one of the vessels damaged in the ac
ton of The lth of August.
No events of importance had occurred at Buenos
Ayres- The vessels purchased in Chill for that Gov
ernment had arrived at Rio Negro, about 500 miles to
the Southwark of Buenos Ayres and Admiral Brown,
with body of ssanen, had proceeded by land TO Join
them at that piace.-.uerc. .4do.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-21

appointments by The I7esiIenG--HAKRY J. THoRN
ToN Of Alabama, 10 be Attorney Of the United States
Tor the NOrberO District Of Alabama place Of Frank
Jones deceased.
WILLIAM RossEbL, Of New Jersey, 10 be judge Of
the United States for the New Jersey District, il iace
81 William &. Penaing,oa, deSe2sS4s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-21

Ne'c York Election Clinton, ii appears is lie
elected Governor of New York, after severe contest
IN winch was displayed both sides te utmost zeal
and animation The exact amount of his nj >rity i,
not known; though 1000 is said III be tie
tent. Ills majority IN 1924, 900. The chauee
Is an extraordinary instance of tile uctuaon of popu
lar sentiment II is, however, thought By some, tia,
his loss OF popularity owing suspicion of secret
desire on his part, that General jackson slonli he
elected President OF the United States; though openly
he has manifested a friendship for Mr. Adams, well
knowing the people of New York 10 be the undoubteJ
advocates of The present Administrations The Albau,
Argus OF Wednesday, says result is reduced 10
"er'an'y, 'hat i'ere will he decided Republican ma
jori'y In both branches of the Legislature Another
result seems to be almost equally certan-,he election
OF General Pitcher The Republican Candidate for Lieu
tenant GOvcInor.'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-21

o. our VeaaFe also is,e authority &C VIRGINIA hsr.
sen, again aud again repeated favor of the exercise
OF The power OF inter nal improvements Not RELYING ON
The act OF her Legislature sanctioung the Cumberland
Road, we offer The following resolution passed bv both
branches Other Legislature the 22d February, 18I7
Resotfd 69 Tie GtatrGi .9ssenbip, Thai the Fxr,u-
tive be- and they hereby requested in pursuance Of M,
recommendation of The Board Public Works 10 on,
correspondence with the Government the United stats
and of The States of oho Indiana, and Kentucky for TN,
purpose Of obtaining their corporations, affecting an ex
tcnsinnof the National Road from Ohio 10 Fort Cum
hetland as far as Winchester; aud uniting by slort and
improved portage, the navicabie the Great Ken
awIa, with those Of James River"
Here Is pressing invitation 10 Congress 10 make
road 'o!oh that State, beginning and ending within it,
and therefore IN the most objectionable form TO State
Frhie IN which such road could he proposed.
The Enquirer is driven TO the resolution of The
ature OF rginia al lis last session. denying the power
ihat decision, we believe, expressed feeling property
a"y"en hosuie Ia The present administration, rather
than To the power which proposes 10 exercise II has
de ofce with us against older and repeated decisions
oy older anu perhaps better informed It's curl
Gus TACT thai the doctrine against which the Enquirer
makes war, are altogether those of the ancient domu
ioh' III The day of her most towering elevation when
from her lofty eyry she gave law Union II is 20
c pen oi one o her most distinguished sons of later
Gay we are iodobted for OF strongest np
sons on u's subject and by way of conclusion we
recommend, Ia all 6ho yetdoubf read the able paper
10 winch we aliude, penncd by HENRY ST. c. TUCKER
nov one OF The Chanceors OF the State in the shane
oil report TO the House of Representatives, December
9Th, 1914 which received the sanction of that BODY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-21

I'diladelOhia, .Nbo. LITTLE U. s. sloon Of u.,n
capt. Ciaxon, anchored three miles below t,
NY iast evening having made lne of iifty-siS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-21

Politically Ip,portant.A letter from CORE pom
dent dated in GDayaquii, .4Ugast 3si, has this por-
taDt paragraph:
IS conspiracy has been discovered at Lima, direct
cd against The LiberaioT Bolivar Among tie couspi-
raors we're Of the principal chiefs Of Peru, who
we're all Immediately arrested, and put in close con
huement, the instant The plot vas discovered by the
authorities.
'Wbat connection there may be between the present
plot and some singular from Chilli am unable
10 say, but one thing appears be understood that
tho communication between the countries is likely 10
he suspended IA as relates 70 Peruvan AMI Clisn
'es.9.s" - e CT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-21
COHE.MS OFFICE, RjchmoaI

MeOeaber 2ISt 1896
& sFFiCIAL NOTiCE.-'Tte DRAWING or ,le on
- class Of The VIRGINIA STATE Lo~rEnY for the
dement, OF the Monongalia Academy, will take place
agrceably TO announcement heretofore ~ the 20,
Hall, THIS DAY, at IL o'clock '
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-21

I'm fed,o GonsdteS, appointed Charge d'ATares
o Tue Republic OF Central America, on Tuesday last
ueNeeu 10 MIR cry, at tue Department Of Stale tho
treaentlai Letter OF his Governments and was accord
"gY received and recognized IN that character
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i. BAKER. Dentist.

I @4s I0ANEN, DentlSt,
as returned, and VIII continue. il, Richmond
---- = uI neAt ''hhe Nov 2i-It
4 WISH to sell for Cash about FORTY NEGROES j.
x Families. p g r. - ~ 49,, IL
Essex County, Va.
N|t' l." 75-St