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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-04
State Of Rb ID o.Island. &c.

State OF ltb od e-Island, &c.
WAsniSGroS SC - Clerks oihcc,. Court Of
Commissioners, lor the relief Of Insolvcnt
Debtors, April II 1895.
NOIch Is .cy,by given 20 the creditors
" of Nnmap q urdncr d North kng5to
blacksmith, 'hal he has filed in said Office
bis petition TO Said Court FOR tho benefit ot
the ili5oVoo 1t act Of this state and that sald
court "ili be holden u, South Kingston IN Tho
county . : Washington on the second Monday
July ne st, is2G, for the trial thereof
MATTHEW WAITE Clerk.
~ -, fof Probaic, TIccrton, .fpM3 leo.
W ,nEREAS PEscE AbLEs, Executor,
~ named in the last VIII and Fcsta~
, m mt Of Bcriah Allen, late Of Iiverton, de-
&c eascd, presented the same to this court lor
Probate, and the court thercupon deter the
consideration thereof 10 The tirst monday IN
Nav next, AT the dwelling ofGcorgc Law
on in said Tvcrton, mt o'clock y. NJ: No
ticc is hereby given TO all persons intc-
rested in SAID estate, 20 appear at the time
:, and place aforesaid, ifthcy see cause, and
0 they shall be heard. BY order.
ap. 1871 THOS. DURFEE, Clk.
Court Of Probate, Tirerton .1pril ., lc2j.
XKTIIEREAS benjamin Mumiord, At
w torney 10 Anna Shrieve, ExecutrlE
10 the last will and testament OF john
= Shrie,c, late of Twcrton, deceased, has
presented her account Of Administrator
for settlement and allowance: The Court
referred the consideration thereof to the
y first monday of May next at = o'clock, Pm
u that notice be given to all parties interest
y cd, by publishing this order in one Of the
: Newport papers, 10 the intent that all par.
= ties interested may appear and be heard, Il
they see cause. by order,
TIlOS. DURFEE, Clerk
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~ O.iL,HSSIO.NERS' NOUCE----We the
~ subscribers having been appointed 10y the
Hon. Court of Probate, for the town of New
port, in the county of Newport, Commits
sioners to receive and examine tho claims
Of the creditors against the estate of
JOHF iiE.N,SElH,
late fsaid Newport, deceased, represented M
solvent, hereby give notice, that six months
from the date hereof, is allowed 10 the cred
tors of said estate, to bring in and prove their
respective claims, and that we shall attend for
that purpose, at our respective dwellings,, any
time withlr said period.
FosHPH Sanford,
NNTH'L. SWEET, Comm'rs.
JoHN ToMPKINs,
All persons indebted To said estate, are re-
qucstcd to make immediate patmcnt to D.,
May l,ls26. {. SHAW, Admir-.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-04

- O.uMfSSlO.vERS', NOTICE.---We the
" subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Court of Pfobate for the town of New
Shoreham, IN THE county o. Newport, Com
mis- ,ioners TO receive and examine the claims
of the creditors against the estate of
Doct. .4.lRONC {. UTLLEY,
late of New -Shorehom, dec. represented insol-
vent, hereby give notice, that six months from
thc a. Q hereof, is allowed 10 the creditors of
said estate, to bring in and prove their respec-
tive claims, and that we shall attend for That
purpose at the dwel!ing.house of Samuel p.
Robinson, on the second and last Saturdays of
May, Jure, July, August, September, aud on
the second Saturday of October, at one oithe
clock, p. NJ during said term.
WM. A. WEEpFy,
WILLIAM RosE,
-Shorehgm, April 20, 1896. tm,3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-04
N. SWEET,
april, %.

Informs his Friends and the Public ia Can
rai that he continues tte business, as asuai, at
\ NE ceH kBplr1 si1D3--
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-04
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HNtE subscriber hereby gives public notice
l. that he is appointed Administrator on
the estate of Doct. AARoS c. WILEY, late OF
New-Si,, rcham. deceased, and has accepted O
sal. rusl, and qualified himself according to
law ne therefore requests all the debtors and
creditors to make settlement with him, with
ont delay.
NIL SAMUEL p ROBLNSO.N, admir-.
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B@GlEIONYt TRAITS

3 Cases Lcghorn Hats a. Bolivar Gipsics
very Cheap; he has just Opened 40 Packages
of the most choice and elegant GOODS over
brought into Newport, and don't mean to be
under sold 10y any ono-and requests tho La
dies and Gentlemen to call and give them "A
Hook. april ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-04
/ 10.

Omar SInr. Tm,NEs STREET, and is sell
ing of vcry CllEAP-AIso informs the
'Publick that he has just returned, from New
York Auctions, and has some of tho cheapcs,
Goods ever offered.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-04

Holden at the Stato-I!cusc in Newport, on
Wednesday, April 10, 1886, the follow
inrrR csolutions were passcd:-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-05-04

n A plan Of the building may be seen at
The Custom-li6usc by amy person disposed to
enter into contract for its erection.
Newport, April %, ls9G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-30
To Owners OF Ohio Lands

VIE subscriber intending to leave Richmond nbput If.
i't" 'uy' Tor ONO and Kentucky, will undertake.
such business as may be entrusted him, either i'm scII,
no collecting debts paying taxes investigating title
ie WIN DC some weeks III tic Military Land District i'm
Ohio, where of Land Of Virgnians lies ani h
pad some attention the titles Land i'm Ina, Dis,
VIII he enabled To give information rcsn,c,in
them. III any person, en,rustins business him. shall nor
be perfectly satisfied with its execution he will dcm, ~
compensation, and will, his return refund such as NAV
have been paid him.
Persons deSirous of engaging his attention To their bust
ness Will direct their letters postpaid 10 this civ or n,,
see him at his Office near the old Swan Tavern.
May 80 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-30
FLORIDA
Extract of IA letter to the Editors of the Wig, dated
..1A1 ,Ir.s s1... Ll,A.:1.-- \ -. a..

Extraci OF letter TO the Editors the Wig dated
"TALtAHAssEE, (Floria.) .fpril o.
ms county IS al! ii has been described 10 be- The
son Is productivity and its produce the most valuable
descriptions 1t has every indication health II is hgb
hry ana well watered. iihout fear of coniradc
ton say that no part OF produces better va
Ter In iact presents every advantage To The arricul
'ufist Here he may settle 18th the assurance of e,ovju,
every luxury, aud of attaining wealth as rarillv nS he
could desc-always bearing in that the frs, wear
uni he can set crop of his n) will he one of nri
vaon; aud every cmigramt should cndeavour TO send
around SIX or eight months provisions ma We no ouh,
they VIII be scarce for several years come. WE vino
arrived here during the last winter have suffered consider
ably Tor the want of provisions The population is so
sparse aud the influx great e country does nat afford
enough al present to support and the COMPLETELY
monop"led in Tallahassee by Il few merchants whose
interest IS to Keep up the price Of every artce of nroyi
SOU" i'feadstus are nj the following cxorbant prices:
Flour (anf not gooC) 81 per barrel Corn So so ner
oushe or $40 II per barrel 1t my opinion that few
c"rgoes OF flour, bacon, even groceries voIa
command ready sale and good profit.
81 have made these few remarks ynu believing ba,
they may be useful to of couuyn,rn wishing 10
settle here You are at liberty make what Use of lien,
you think ft." " ''"'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-30

IA"fder .to'1ns.-Witlin the last week two thun
der storms of unsuual violence have passed over This
city.
That of "Wednesday last, was supposed TO have had
no equal in the quantity and ncarness of the lightning
for several years But the of Sunday evening far
exceeded in both. came up with considerable pale
from ~ w. and passing off little TO the east was
brought back by change Of wind Its second visit was
much more terrible than the first for the wind dynr
away, and The rain in degree subsdipg it remain
ed suspended over the city, until IFS electric stores we -
nearly exhausted. Tor the best part of an hour Aas,
succeeded fash in fearful rapidy the thunder bursting
On The ear ere the particular flash which il acconpa
med, disappeared. In the space of minute and half
there were four flashes, at hand that the thnn
der even appeared to prccede the lightning In short.
few people remember terrible storm as far as thun
der and lightning were concerned
we are happy 10 state, that although several houses
were struck, no serious accident occurred, that we
have heard Of cradle in which an infant was sleep
ing was rived by the lightning, but the child escaped
unhurt.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-30

Jactson Meeting in Phiiadeipbm.--Tbe gvono'oo,
friends Of Mr. Calhoun in Pbiladelpbiatbe earliest
agitators in the last Presidential eIecontbc first then,
to bring into The contest party feeliug-te
first afterwards TO drop their man for one whom they
thought strouger-these gentlemen The first again
70 take the field on be Presidential election. The Pre-
ident has lust entered the second year Of his term
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LYyc1LHrRG. M %


During the las; week our town has been literally hronged
WIN strangers Besides the number dawn hithcr by the
ChaunceIy Court (Which has just adourned) annual
session ct the Protestant Episcopal Churc which
ed last Thursday has attracted great strangers
Our private houses, well taverns have breled to
overhowing and have presented an uupre
ted scene Of hustle and gacty large portion ofthe v
tors ladies'.
The Rt Rev. Bishop Moore, cousccratcd on Thursday
las To the service Of the Lord of Hosts his usual impress
Fve manner the new and elegant church lust completed in
TINS place. ana delivered this OCCASION an appopratc
and ei11ucnt discourse All the churches In town Presv-
tc'idp Methodist and Baptist preferred to the Con
Venton, and accepted and lie citizens Of this place md
strangers crowded IN great numhcrs on each occasion that
offered, to hear the scriptures expoundcd, in manner
once profound au1 eloquent. Lyuchburr has seldom beer,
grat'ed wit such interesting aud cdiying exhibition,
Of piety and learning.
At special ordination nld in ST. Paul's Church, Iv,r,-
burg, on Trinity Sunday Dist insf the Following Ecycr-
ta gcnemen- Dcacors, admitted tive holy order of
RESTS y the Right Rev. Ricb. Cumming Moorc, D. y.
psnopo tue Protestant Episcopal Church in the State Of
Few John T. Brooke, of Martinsburg, Bersclcv county
heY. Mark y Chevers, Of suf0lk, Nausen,ond county
rev John Z. Mcclure, of Essex county.
Rev Stephen S. Gunier Or Fnstviric Nor,bar,,,,
county. WV
rev Robert B. Croe-, OF Richmond.
80 ne ordination Sermon preached by tho Rev WIN.
u, Inner Rector OF ST. Paus Chnrch Alexandria from,
Joh Vth chapter % verse. IoW aould nan Je jst ,;
foa The candidates presented by the Row WIN, H.
y .r'or ARD large number of tic cIsfev stsu4i,g The
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-30
Shannandale Springs.

NHE Boarding House viii be opened for the accoarno-
- daton OF Visitors, the usual time
Inc "'cFSSHed one of the proprieors this establish
ne' a Interested IN its prosperity, has AIKEN
Sa' !" "~c ample arrangements oi the ton
u company and aaters himself ha mos, entire satisfac
ton will be given TO the public.
May 80 n-'N4> ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-30
V ednesday, 10th July.
CoHEN's Embellishments

.NGy I'm, 1896.
u We have the pleasure TO present to the public the 7
Scheme OF the GRAND STATE LOTTERY OF MARYLAND;
1t IS arranged the Odd and Eren Ssste1n which has
again ecn adopted by the Commissioners appointed bv the
Executive of the State, in consequence of its established
and unrivaed popularity: The schema too in itself Is
exceedingly Brilliant and the Capital Prize the splendid
amount OF THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
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f,rom Me .NGiionnl Gn-cLLe-

from The National Ga-eile
In tins matter, some curious considerations must
SEM themselves 10 almost every observer Cen Jack
son, tc candidate of these ccciusionists-wbo mi if
forth as chief head of reproach against MIR Adams
that he has brought back Jedc,niiSis to the naf;oI
counciis-General Jackson il will he rccollecfoJ j.;
his correspondence with MIR. Monroe warmv uroed an
appointment TO the cabinet without regard IN lie
er party distinctions and sligmatiled party as mon
Se' buIlhg he late election strife, the advocates Of
VIZ N'""iou particularly used against him the argu.
nep that, 10 be consistent with his declared feel;T
ana principles lie must, if he became President ovep
look the ancient party names and choose for oGicc
fenef"t'StS and Democrats ndiscrminatey accotdpo-
10 MS apprehension OF their positive individual quai.
ca,lons MT Adams, indeed in his inaugural address,
heid strain on The same subject. nearly as cnphatie
and obligatory, tlia of his councillors but il has so
happened that he has introduced into his cabinet
any member whom The "DemoCracy" of the country
have not long 1ppropT ated and bat in tc iournal do
voted TO lis administration, he is defended from the
charge OF having extended patronage TO FeeraI,sts M
an absolute denial of Tie faci; by an enftsraton Of
hIs principal appointments, showing that lie las restrict
cd himselftO Democrats with two exceDfinns onl, and
those ambiguous and susceptible of deprecatlve apo
lOgy And the truth Is that the present
have sacrificed 10 'the rnonsieD so far that lie ecc;
worsppers ought TO be satisfied; but these centienen
viii not admit Of any Precipitation: they are determined
TO every dement, and acknowledge no mcrit-thov
make account Of Mr.. Barbour, Mr. Clay and NJ
Rush, as 'Republcans.p and refuse nod oven ~ fj
appointment OF Albert Ga,latin TO Tie Court Of Tondn
We would not be thought from these comments IN
be disposed 10 engage al once, at all in the contest
for the PresideDCy:-Wc mean merely 20 note tfio no
culiaritics of the It is opinion that with r.
gard to the American people general is TOO late 10
sound the tocsu Of obsolete party, with success: and
that under all circumstances, President would he
stronger and safer by pursuing independent napnani
nous courses filling Offices by tberules ofeularged equity
and patriotism alone, and relying upon The good sense
and proper feelings Of tic nation at large II he should
even fail in The attempt TO remove dsfrauchsemeu
as injurious TO The national veal as unjust and unsoa
sonabe in ITSELF lie would enjoy in any personal disap
continent, te respect of the tsuly wise and patriotic
'he appreciation of his own conscience, and the ap
PIause Of posterity.
We annex, for the edifcation oT all concerned. The
excellent language which General jackson addressed
10 Mr.. Monroe:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-30

f'e'y '".s Hrpe,iN "a e sc.,etioi vi y.ur n,us,rs
In every selections POy and Party feelings she ud be
called Party spirit. By selecting characters mos, consn
cuous for their probi,y virtue, capacity & rmness with
ot any regard to party you will far eradicate those
Meetings which former occasions threw s m,nv b,
cles !" the way ofgovermme, perhaps have The plea
sure ana honour OF uniting people heretofore politically
nivIded The Chief Magistrate OF great and po,y.rTl
should never indulge party feelings his conduc,
should be liberal and disinerested, always bearing in
hhd tiat ne acts tor the whole aud part of the
community by this course you will exalt the national
character acquire for yousclfa name as mperisba
be as monumental marble, Consult no party in your
which has long often benefted our country and
''rcudercd iusous its rulers 1900
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-30
ENGLAND.

t''!rtcf q fei'er from London. da:cd .2pyH laA.
"hiatters going on smoothly here. Even the mo-
med affairs arc returning 10 their rerartv
ministers are strong and popular, and little clatcd
al The success OF their prime pics of free trade
The reuFn of the Duke of Wellington is anxiousIv ok
peced ii is supposed he left 81. Pctcrbureh irnInedi
ateiy after the funeral OF Alexander If So he is NOW
on ms way His experience and sagachy will have
enabled him 10 Judge of tie condition. of Russia which
is here thought 10 be of great difficulty heard
from the best authority, that than fourteen thou
salu persons were under arrest, Of them Of the
noblcst aud best families in Russia No executions have
yet taken place fact that evnce mos; strongly tc
difficulty of the conIuncture. This hesitation nrov.s
though ii is attempted be concealed the extent Of
the detection and the alarm caused by tie high charac
Ter OF the persons connected with it. To pa rdon ar r.,
punish might under these circumstances be alike fatal
Notwithstanding the pacific disposition of Nicholas =
war to be the only remedy fer the fire ta, sur
rounds him. When the Pl;rtorian bands are masters
The law they prescribe must be obey cd-yith Tur-
key, therefore, must in all probability be made
Constannople may lie pii!aged and Greece relieved
from the Ottoman Power. This will give vent to tho
rc5clous spirit which seems TO have infected all cIa
ses-exiend tie limits of the emprc-and preserve for
tue present the Imperial throne.
'fhe Holy Alliance and above all, England will moi
see this without apprehension and jealousy; but in what
way they can avert, successfully oppose the war il
IS not easy 10 perceive. The King has lately been So
verely attacked with fever and some inhamnaory svmn
toms, but is again convaescent. He has kent himself
much in retirement at Windsor but is expected in Lon
don towards tie end of the month to remain til the
dissolution Of Parliament which is looE ed for about The
lst June"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-30

Mr. Henry, believe, the only orc of the Repre-
seniatives of Kentucky who changed his opinion
iiSon tie was i'll this town the time Gen jackson
arrived with his family and the citizens Les 6gton must
well rccol'ect that his dislike the General was com
mon topic of conve rsaonIt said. refused to
attend the ball with which Jackson complmcntcd.-
We have been informed, that he too has been dcoursnr
during the pre- cent session Of Congress Inconsistency
doubtlr ~"ith great ability.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-30

L0teFy ana Erchange Office, No. 1lA IaIIet styerf
BALTIMORE;
Where 2Quarers and Eighth OF the $4,000 Dollar Priz
and Quarters OF the 10000 Dollar Prze-amd also the
5000 Dollar Przea drawn the Grand State Lo,teTy
in the 10th Instant have already presented aud Maid
and where the and ass,ifcent Cnptal Prize OF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-30
VIRGINIA zLHcTToTTs.

WEsTNoRE1ASD Wrloughby Newton u.s. General
Hungs ford 1o5-Brqwnc =.
mo tf - .,-f ,r--7. ts-e
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THE NEXT LOTTERY.
ODD 81 EyEN svsE.r.wr

~1VAX OI Is " AeNS y Z S3%EsESI.
sf which the holder Of Tickets or two Shares ia
draw THREE! 'S
Grand State Lottery of Maryland,
NO. Z, under the superintendent of the Commissioners
appointed hy the GOVERNOR AND Council. The draw
ing will be completed IN ONE DAY, and will take place
in the City Of Baltimore on
Wednesday, 10th July.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-30

he accounts OF commercial embarasments and private
distresses arc indeed meancioiv Letters received in
London Oh the 18th April from Manchester carried in
eligence OF the temperance of distress in that place
Between 10 and $4,000 persons were cut Of cuplov
and many almost in state of starvation. The want OF
orders by the manufacturers assigned as the cause
OF the unfortunate of these distressing events
CnexamPicd misery reigncd among The wretched manu-
lecturers at blackburn. Thousands and tens of iEon
sands were without sustcnance or bread. Whole fapi
lies IN that district dying of want. Tie moan of
famine met tlIe agonzed from famshcd fathers and
starving children il appears from the proceedings of
public meeting held the 7h in the Sessions House
of Blackburn and detailed in a respectable government
paper that for nine weeks previous about fourteen thou
sand individuals had been fed by public charity! That
whole families had been found without food money or
work, and that the most hearl-rendug scenes Of dis
ress were daily witnessed The roll of misery was
sun increasing, without any immediate prospect OF en-.
pIOyment Tor the sufferers, and the committee in1pl,e
tbe aId OF the benevolent 10 assuage the oycrporcrng
want and Stop tue cries o. famine. In tic village of
Bullock Smithy, there 5G2 weayers 45g arc totally
out OF employment; many large families being entirely
dependent on very inadequate allowance by the town
SUPP 10 prevent their starving. ~ New. Church, the
parish reet Tor persons out Of work from 9d. TO
IS 3D. week The farmers complain daily Of this DIS
Uess and say they cannot pay their rents. The stag
nation IN The lacetradc said to be beyond all prcce-
oehi: rom Tue Improvement in machinery lace is 50
huch reduced IN price, that those DO formerly earned
Is. or Os week, earn but 2s. Cd or 3s The
state OF trade IN Leicester did not improve In one
rsh alone, 100 families living on the small nit
tances d0ied out BY the parish
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
On tie e1St Of June ,,erf, ,cU be dra,cn in peleys5,,rr
The Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery,
CLASS.
5. s. YATES & "a. NI'IpTTYRE, .uanocs.c.
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U.s. coHEN,S "fi";tf's and Loitery Regis7er" which,
i"nisheh immediately after the drawing, will contai:
srarS, TO all who purchase their Tickets at COHEN,s
OFFICE and Who signify their wish to receive it,
May SO
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New Method of Pressing Lcrborne

= ~, - VIIOu OI LItoalilS LCEnOTllS-
z EGHOEN and Straw Bonncts bleacbed cleaned n .
"a tered and dressed. They will he pressed by ma che
the texture and gives superior gloss 10 the surface
Country merchants and others have t,cir Ieelri7
pressed ana trimmed b. tine dozen notice and ON
leasoaDc terms Also Dresses made. and PLAIN Sc y INC
zone, by MRS. MARTIN.
Two doors below Harris's building, and nearly
opposite he Me- ehante Co1cc.IIc..a Main g,
Nay - -
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I0C,00o OoEEARs

~ lie DaEd state Lottery few weeks ago. was SOLD IN
Shares, (liail and Two Quartersl ALL no DIsTAN.T
~ kERS' and ehere more Capital Pri-eg haas
Ccsa oofd!"fd H'an at any other ctfce .4nericu
~ Orders from any par: of the t. States either b,, mail
post paidl or private conveyance enclosing the c. Sin
Prlze Tickets IN any of the Lotteries will meet fine Sam
prompt and p"nc'ua attention ii personal anplica
Il : Be particular n, djreefiag 10
J,I. COHEN, in. & BROTHERS.
r. LTD
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hRAFTS ON Baltimore, Phjlq4cl,bjq and N-,,, Yot
~ for sale At COHENS' Lotterr & Fvcsnrn Gga ~
opposite the Eagle Hotel, Richmond
April
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G o II Il N'S

10 be had IN the greatest variety Of Number
HvnuN