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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-01
paiuabic main .ircei property for sale n Lynch

HaiUabic main street property for safe n Lynch
burg.
I'D uESuANT TO a decree pronounced on the
r 2sth day Of October, 1926, in tie superior
Court Of Chapoery for the Lvbchburg district
IN the cause of the President, Directors and
Company Of the Bank Of Virginia Plaintiffs,
and Robert Morris and others Defendants the
undersigned Marshal Of the said court will sell.
By way OF public ancfion, tor cash, On the pre-.
mises. on "Wednesday the 18Th dav Of June,
1927 Of far, Il not The next tar day thereafter J
one undivided nolcty Of a certain lot IN the
town of Lyncbburg With the tenement thereon,
occupied 10y Paul Jones aud bethuel w. IIcw-
son, situate on main OF seeond street containing
forty -nnc and half feel front on he main
street aud extending back 1872, being the lot
aud tenement owned jointly by Robert Nor
lis & the Representatives al james bennington.
This property IS really valuable aud worthy the
attention 81 capitalists.
/ \ HoLGoMBE, NJ l. {. u. {.
May II. tdstO
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MAY lS

NNTALIABLE PROPERTY FOR SALT
" will sell on Tuesday the 18th day of June
next for cash, on The premises, that desirable
family residence on Diamond Hill formerly the
property of Capt. Eppes Spam-lllewise an
unlinprovcd Lot adjoining the property OF Sa-
mncI Bransiord on Diamond Hill The sale
will take place without reserve The sale will
be conducted by J. II. D. PAYNE. auclioneer.
ELIZABETH MURDOCH.
MAY ID. tdsSO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-01

NEW BOOKS tn. subscriber has the
~ pleasure Of informing the public that he
has Just received direct from Philadelphia, one
OF The most interesting Works that's been before
the public tor many years. Indeed, may add
from information, that ii hardly ever was sur.
passed The work IN question is called Vivian
Gray the FIRST pari in one vol aud the second
part in two vols. This production is considered
tie Bon Ton OF the day.
ADRIAN r. NORTH.
Nau y
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-01

sET'1SCA%T - a aerrse rfnroun-n6 nr TIE
9th LAY 90 fober. is2o, IN fae Superior
I ousi Of Chancey far the !synchbafg district,
IN the cause OF Pull hnrnon Plaintiff, AGAINST 81.
George Tucker and others DESCENDANTS. the un-
f,rsiened Marshal u the sad court will sell, bv
way Of public auction. for cash, on The premi-
- ON Tuesday The 18th day Of June 1927, (if
iair. faot the ocxt f,r day thereaiter.) tract
OF ana lying in the county of Amherst contain
ing one hundred aud ninety-eight and a hall
acres. being a tract OF land OF which Matthew
Tucker died seized
I A. noLCoMBE, NJ. l.. E. u. c.
Nav H. tds4o
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Twenty Dollars Reward

DrNANAf from the subscriber ~ Lynch
II burg, ON Tuesday evening tie 18th inst.
his negro boy Thprpion--he is very likely
mnlalto, about ~ or % years old. and about .
feet inches high. with large prominent eyes
Had Gel when he left, blue cloth coat with -
velvet collar. blue cloth trowsers. aud dark
wsiztcoat with - stripe which was scarcely vlsi.
bic lie also tool. si'b him pair OF liebt blue
cassincft uoesers. yellow waSteoat siih met-
al buttons, aud a white and green stiipe ONE
lie subscriber thinks there we're three OF his
fingers fon which hand he does not rconllect) SO
mnrh contracted that lie could not straiglter
Them The subscriber purchased MIN on the
9oth Of January last. from MIR James ". por-
tof. Washington, Cnpepper County, in which
ncisbhorlIpod the aid boy bad always lived
previous to NV buvog HIM. aud whittier he has
ptobabiy gnue. Tie above reward will be paid
~ auv person for tie delivery of the sud boy
to Tire subscriber in L,nehhutg, OF bali of II TO
nnp person vho will lodge him in any Of the
jars in the Commonwealth. and give informa-
ton 50 asst enable the subscriber 10 get him.
DAVID WALKER.
Afav = ts4l
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folaobte man street property for safe n Lpach.
burg.
1e) uiiSUANT to a decree rendered on the
- 2sih day ofOctober, 1926, in the Superior
Court 81 Chanccry for the LynchbuIg district
in the cause Of the President, Director, aud
Company Of dle Bank of Virginia Plaintiffs, and
Tue representatives of james Huntington aud o.
theirs Defendants, the undersigned #iarshol
OF the said court, will SELL by way of public auc-
ton, for cash, on the premises on "Wednesday
the 18TH day Of June, 1927. {if far. II moi the
next iar day thereafter one undivided maicty
oil a certain lot IN the town Of Lvnchburg, with
the tenement thereon occupied by Paul Jones
aud Behuel w lIcwSon situate on main or
second street, containing about forty moe and a
half feel front on the main street, and extending
back one hundred aud thirty two feet. being the
lot u tenement owned joint. by Robert Morris \.
James Dnnnington's representatives. This pro
pefiy IS really valuable aud worthy the atten-
ton Of capitalists.
7. A. HOLCOMBE, NJ. l.. c. u. c.
Nav II. tds1O
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hNfollCE i wish 10 sell my tract Of land,
III containing l27 . Acres, Wing in Bed
ford County, four mics north OF Liberty. and
within two miles OF the Fancy Farm Mills -
small portion ofthis land only is cleared the
remainder part is frst rate tobacco laud--it IS
well watered, and has II an orchard Of wei,
selected fruit Il is deemed unnecessary to give
a further description, as any one Stiug te pur
chase will call and examine for thdmselycs
WILSON n BuGG.
May lS CIVIL
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May 4

1EAR DYOITS Approved Anti-Bilious Pills.
- which prevent and cure all Bilious Com
plants, Malignant fovers, &c. There Pills ii
administered ia time to remove the Bile from the
stomach, vii counterfeit the causes which com
monty produce Yellow or Bilious Fever. ACue or
Fall FeNers, Bilious Cholic Pleurisv, Dysente-
~, Worms, Sick and Fonl Stomach Head Ache
Loss of appetite, Flatulence Epileptic Fits, Hy-
pochondria and Hystercal Complaints, Sour
stomach, Heart Earn, Dyspepsia or Indigestion
&c. They remove Habitnal Costiycness, Colds
aud Coughs, Asthma, Stranguary, Gravel, Rheu-
matism, Gout, scurvy, Scorbutc Botcbcs, Impu.
rites in the Blood, Female Complaints, &C.
a further supply of the above Pills this day
received at the subscribers Drug and Medicine
Store, price p cents a box.
WALTER H. MIDDLETON,
Dec. z Opposite PoSt-Qfice
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To Planters and StorcrS Of Tobacco
tram upper Inspections.


tram upper Inspections.
II llEaddrtions 10 ohockoe Warehouse gran.
"a ted by act OF Assembly, the last Session
enables the Proprietor TO say, the Room and ad
dhona convenience tor the reception of lobac-
co, is greatly increased and the despatch thai
eau be given 10 Crops called for Inspection, on
any day, Is equally SO
There is. recently. attached TO the establish.
ment, a fixture under shelter, for unloading
wagons, which preserves the Tobacco from the
weather. while unloading, and the casks from
being broken. This Inspection is well known
10 be situated near the foot Of the Basin, about
the centre OF the city. aud Immediately in the Vi.
eln'ty of the Compiling Houses OF nearly all the
Buyers OF the article
Beng Me great T0bncco Market The bre0ki
are regularly aueHded ecerg morning, by Dcal
trs m His Ety aud HuHcheaey-paying TO the
State us dues for ingufaHce. The Iobncc0 Is pro-
ttcied by The Sinte, against lass by Fire, IN ht
same manner, as all ofher PuLiic Inspections arr
The large Fire Proof Tobacco " arehouse, 81
tuatcd between Shockoe Warehouse and the Ra
SIN, aud Immediately at the foot of the BASIN. i.
offered to Storers of Tobacco from the uppei
Inspections, for their patronage. This House /.
capable OF holding about 5000 IIhds Every
despatch is given to Samplng aud Shipping
From ITS convenience 10 the BASIN, no charge a
rises for Dfayagc. The Proprietor holds him
seifresponsbe lor any loss that may arse, by
mIs-sllppmg OF Hhds from this house, or los.
by Fine, 10 the amount OF extcui to which he is
hnnselinsorcd. upon such Tobacco, under the
poheas Of the following Insurance Companies
for their respective amounts insured agalns,
loss on damage by Gre, as interest may appear
VIZ In the Hma insurance Company OF Hart
ford, Connecticut, tar $l6 OO0--in the Farmers
Fire Insurance and Loan Company, city Of n
York. $4,000. A further Insurance of $40 DOC
will be effected in few days, Of winch due no
ticc will be given.
The Establishment beinga public convenience
the Proprietor hopes TO receive a fan proporti-
on of Public Patronage, VIM l. MORRIS.
Richmond May 3 tciw7S
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'TNR BoBERrsoN's PATENT sroMA.
~ GIIIC kIIII.RA HIM relrhrntcd md


TNR ROBERrSON's PATENT sToMA.
~ enc BlTlLRS These celebrated aud
veil known Btters are composed purely of We.
geilhles, OF tine met mn cent yet specific viz.
tues, aud are plgtt nj TY eenmmrudrd for re-
storing weak co isu'uUs,is, cleansing Y strength
ening the stomach and increasing the appetite
they eSprl worms IN all age. bnt from then SIM.
plcitv aud safety, are most cultural aud eiifctu-
a''rmihige, when administered children; they
are srltelully warm, and punsenily rom tic :
they are extremely ,arvccahlc IN al toaseus
but pa ficua1ly 80 on tine approach OF warm
weather when bilious habils iaTioatesueb To-.
al loss ofappet le; they aae also eettll1 prrsen.
tive against tHuse com tlainis 80 maca u III,
spring. srrh 81, intermittent Fcrers and Asucs.
DescatnT,as. DC A.
fn'y pp.ss e.Inaeooy'r TIM property peculiar "a
Themselves, al laa at.ng aad uIuehur ting those
l'iain.a-to1y peinit pas qua lies Inherent in a..
ant spirits. lnd - ,itn iiiai when taken IN an
~.lpty stomach. au converts them INTO who'll
san', pleasant az lbs fsu,at,ee ston,achjc
iheYa.e wy al A.,ot soraal E6ta. ant
ar recunnt AIDED Tor thc use rftatelns. rs well
as private tnnIieA
fes dpz"u us. lies oftho above valuable Bit
tfrs, iof sale ., he sahscuoer Price one dol.
lar PEI bottle. NALfEkH MIDDLETON,
tet 20. Opposite Post Oilicc
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-01
n .Gea 4 -iral IF Hebonsa
Ewa sVtaAIfIR II MIDDLETON

n .Ga 4 -iral Of HeddHfs.
CWA SVtgALfIR II MIDDLETON Il
W nov fecrsms sixiy fhre'
TO packages fresh Medicines, y. 81
- u have bceu particularly selected hs
an experienced iand, aud whiehcan
De warranted genuine
lie hss recsaily purebased The entire stock oi
pfues Medicines, Pants, Oils ll}e-7tutls. NC
d Dpefs Owens a l.eelsie wHeh IN addition u
h., stock on hand, together with his new arrival,
senders his assortment extensive aud complete
Ills frioa !, aai he phh'if. ~ veil a. the Gus
toner. of = s. M q Lef4,e are assured that they
can be furnished 81 he most favorable terms.
Practitioners Of VI hcine, country merchants
and ol.ers Who purchase largely can b. supplied
g a snail advance above the northern price, and
good bond- taken Ia payment
The greatest attention pad 10 the compound.
ing Of medicine; and b. pledges himself Ia d'l
yer no article nutof tl. establishment but what
Is nf the purest quality.
July ". tsnh
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NAYS

N%fEW BookS.--Iho subscriber las again
IL the pleasure Of informing the public that
he has Just received, direct from Philadelphia, "A
very large supply Of BOOKS and SrATIONA.
RY. which renders his stock very large and
compete-Among the Inst arrivals are many We
~ interesting and valuable productions, viz
Almacks, Novel, IN vols. The Reviews
have said 50 much in praise of this work, that il
would he superlluous 10 say any more.
Tales Of the O'Ilara Family, in , vols second
series II may well he questioned whether any
story was ever written Of more affecting and
interesting character than the NowIins, in this
work, which having once been read II will not
be easy 10 forget
Tales ola Aoyage 20 the Arctic Ocean, in .
vols. Iii, perhaps is the most interesting and
amusing production that has been before the
pnhlic for soinr time.
Paul Jones, Romance by Allen Cunning
ham, in 3 vols So much das already been said
nprlise of tbs werlt, before received it, that |
need not say any thing MOI, in favor otn
Honor O'llard, Novel in vols. by Ann
Natia Porter. who Is sencra.y grcat iavoritc
writer viii ne.
Family Leeds and Traditions OF the South
of Ireland, witt fine plates, This is certainly
the most magical work that the public has had
the pleasure ofpcrusing for some time at least
America, by the author of Europe The wri-
ter stands very high A. Il literary man, hence this
work must on ought, to be a good one.
Speeches ct Henry Clay, with a very correct
portrait. This work is executed in a very mas.
tcrly style, being printed on very superior pa
pei, which must prove very interesting 10 the
" Goaiitlon patty ABltAAI Il. NORTH
Nav =
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-01

- OOk BlNDElsi The subscriber has late
- iyprocurrd an additional FIRST rate Boook
Binder, which enables him 10 do all work, in
thar line with neatncss and dispatch He has
rccrived direct from Philadelphia, very large
supply Of paper OF very superior quality, whica
enables him 10 do any kind of Blank Bork al n
minutes notice. Merchants, Clerks, and the pub.
TIC generally may rely ON having any work or
defed OF me- faithfully done and made ont OF the
best materials and at very low prices Persons
wishing books hound are requested to bring them
forward immediately US | am somewhat at eis.
IRE and can do them much better than when |
am pushed with work. The public are further
informed that bind books at much lower prices
than they over were known to be done at in this
dart OF the country, and in much more superb
OF manner. ABkAM Il NORTH
Feb q ,sp1
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Cornish's Remedy for the Piles.

I4lNi hthieuy Tor the PllCS.
<nhE Medicine now offered to the nnblic.
- is one which has been fully snhiecte
10 the intailib!e test of experience and in O..
very instance where it has been fairly tried
II has been attended with the most complete
success. In some CT the cases, the patients
had been Iahoring under the disease for years.
and during that period had received the best
medical advice, aud had even undergone a
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. II lis not Qike those usually adj
Verased,) offered ss certain cure for long
catalogue OF disessea, but those afflicted with
this complaint, for which alone il is recon.
nended, may rely with confidence upon Oh
tanning relief, even in its worst forms. in
sort time and they themselves are the hest
indses 81 the Importance of snch remedy =
ed by the proprietor
ne subscriber is appointed Agent for the
sale OF the above medicine.
WALTER Ii. MIDDLETON.
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~ NJ DOLLAEREWARD.- Runaway from
W The subscriber, on Monday last, an APP
prentice boy, by the name of John {. II, blps,
who was bound as an apprentice to me, TO Team
the trade Of shoe and boot making l do heIepy
caution all persons against employing, OF Sd
bourng ofthe said runaway under the penalty %
the law. twill pay the above reward for the ue
livery of tie runaway, bat should not feel ny
selfundcr amy other obligation in the lnterll'r !,
Billy is between III and l5years otage, aDou'
feet inches high, of sly. cunning look, WIN .
pair of dark cooured eyes---I deem iur'He'
description unnecessary. ..t,y
JORDAN CREAsEf,
May %. c3"4~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-01

SrAoRT and MADEIRA VINE have jul
y receyed q supply Of Port a Madeira hme
u superior qba!lis
March 10 TIi0S !. btNAL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-01

NJ ILoSi'S James Otey, sheriff of Bedford
.aPL and administrator of John Hayne, d,cJ
iIg iilHian \. Cobbs, William Haynee. " ilia,,
y Sherman and James Bilbro eAe'f. Of Bfpry
ID Thurman, decd. Thomas Camnbet ar3
BaInabas 4. Edison, and Charles c pa,laso,
cAe'rs of Boycc Edison, cd-lakr notic,.
that we SHAT proceed at Charlotte Conrt. house
on the Sd day ofJuly next, between the ,sip,r
AMI the setting of the sun OF that day 10 take tb.
deposition II Thomas I. Bondln and o1bcrsa
and on tie 2Sih day OF August next, at Bedford
Courthouse proceed To take the dispositions Or
hliiiam X Porter, and others between tn
rismg and the setting of the sun of THAI dov
aud 10 be continued 10 the next day from the
rising untll the setting OF DIE sun OF that day al
50, fnot sooner completed, to be read as eyi.
dence in a suit in the Superior Court of Cham
Gerry, for the Lynchburg district, in which Won
and others ale defendants, and we are plaintiffs.
Yours, &C. sc.
ALEXANDER PRICE,
tkSLEN G. PRICE,
DAVID STREET,
FOLEY STREET.
PETER W STREET.
SUSAN NJ. STREET
Legatees oj I'm. Scott, decG
May 25. clw42
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z AMP 4 LINSEED OIL.-Walter II. Mid
s.-szI dieton, has this day received a arge m,an.
tay q superior Winter Strained Lamp )il.-Al-
60 Liiisees. Oh, spiris Lu.ssstne, White Lead.
Dc.
ROY I3. ,sa,
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90 Pdttdges " Ffest DgHgsga5 lysy.l;,,T-
v thoMASL DuNAL. has lotcIv r.cs,y.a
- % Packages of Draas aud NJr1;r,ns' :.
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW

No 81, for April. ls27, just received and for
delivery 10 subscribers, at the new cheap Book
Storc oi ABltAM K. NO1RH.
Nav !
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q LCoHoL. spirts TurpeGitme. Venetian
~ Rcd. Spanish Brown. aud plumber ofo.
aher articles tst received AMI for sale by
April = THOMAS I bifv,T
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-, eIesaht assortrnent OF Soaps, Fancy ViaIs
ana PERFUMES an assortment OF Brushes. aud
lowest prices. -
Dec. -
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QUARTERLY REVIEW.
No, -, just received NJ the Book and station
any stove oi ADRIAN X NOklH.
May /
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Edinburgh Repi"w published in Boston.
q i1rterly NH4ieV. 10 do
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\ SITUATION WANTED.

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October 18th.

HARvEY SESSIONS, has received
IL and now offers for sale, general as
sortment Of fresh Imported Englisa, India
and French Goods--Blsck, blue and olive
Broadcloths; blue, mIx'd, olive, claret. pc.
lise and habit cloths; blankets, counter
panes, Caroline, Tartan and Scotch plaIds;
blue and brown camblets, super dark and
elouded Gingbams, furniture dimity, white
cotton Fringe, crimson, green, orange and
black Circsssisns; black and col'd Canton
grapes, levantines and lustrings, ell Of
which will be sold low for cash OF approx
ed credit,
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1858, Military Sketch Book, vols;
1859, Living and the Dead by a country Gu
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1900, Guards, novel, . vols,
1861, Highways Il BY ways, or tales ct the
Road side, sd series viZ-The Cagots
iIut-Secing is not believing; and the
Conscript's Bride, , vols;
1862, High Life, novel, = vols;
1868, Hoggs Journey of two hundred and
nine days, 9 vols;
1864, Dunallen, or know what you Judge, by
the author of Decision, . vols;
1865, Richmond or scenes in the life Of a Bow
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1906, Reuben Apsley, by the author Of Bram-
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1867, Epcurean, a tale by Thomas Moore, V
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1871, Ramble in Germany, by the author of a
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This Library consists of over 1000 vol.
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to one set at time, and can exchange them
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lust received from the Western Coun.
- try, at Cellar No. |, Church Street. q
fresh SugPiyof SW EET BUTTER.LARD
a. CHEESE, which will be sold mnder
price, and Mr.. Sweet requests his old
friends and the public, to call and supply
themselves with those choice articles.
Newport, 2Jth October, 1897.
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John II. Tillcy, Jr.

NO. s, MARKET SQUARE,
Haping dissolUed his connerion in business
pih Charles Sherman, has commenced
business alone, IN the Store . doors
East fhis oh Sand,
Recently occupied By MICHAEL EDDY, Jr.) J
w HERE he will at all times be happy
w to attend to his old customers, as
well as the public generally. He will con-
stantly have on hand a fun supply of
GROCERIES, Of the first qualHy
and will also continue to keep large sup
ply Of Pork, Butter, Cheese, Meal, Corn,
Flour, Lard, Hams &c. at wholesale and
retail, on terms as favorable as can be Of
fered by another Trader IN town.
Newport, Oct. 25, 1897.
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HeeeEiah BatfeWe,

.3TT0RvEY Il COU.NSELL0R ar Law,
HAS removed his. Office from Swanzey
II Village to the Village of Fall River,
where he viii attend to the collection of dc :.
mands In all the towns of Massachusetts, as
well as o'all other business IN the line of his
profession.
Money collected will be deposited in the
Bank here for safe keeping, and remi,tances
thereof will be made by Mat, or in any other
conyenient modo that may be requested
sillage Ma River, Troy, Oct. 3, lS2i.
ISW,
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GRASS SEEDS, so.

THOR sale at the office of the New En-
II gland Farmer, No. 50 North Marker
Street, Boston, a large variety Of Grass
Seeds, comprising Lncerne, FO,Ol .neodo,o,
Orchard Grass, Herds Grass, Red Top, Red
and Uhiie Honeysuckie Clorer S'c.--with
the largest assortment Of Garden and Field
Seeds, to be found in New England.
Also, 90 bushels fresh Canary Seed /;
genuine Eaghsh Rape Seed; Hemp Seed,
|&c. for birds. Oct. 1927.
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SHAILOTS.

EOR sale at the n. +. Farmor Office
Il Boston,a few pounds ofShallot Roots.
Oct. 1927
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Printed and Published by
AT KfNjoN & REA1s

Printers Of the Laws Of the United States
IN THE BRICK BUILDING,
Opposite Mr. Townsends Coffee House,
And South corner of Pelham-street
Entrance Pelham street)
Terms
Two Dollars per annum-one half in advance
Price Of idrcrtiSing.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks and
seventeen cents for each subsequent inser-
ton Larger ones in the same proportion.
Advertisements not marked will be contin-
ued till forbidden, and charged accordingly.
BJAn accounts must be settled at least
once a year
9I-No paper discontinued until arrearages
are paid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-15
FNew Ale, Porter,
and Table Beer.A

THE Inhabitants Of Newport, are re-
l. specuully informed, that they can a
gain be supplied with the above articles
from the BREWERY--et ~the following
prices, viz:
Ale deliveredi in any part Of the
town, per bbl 90 O0
Porter. do. do. 40
Bottled, do. per doz. DO
Table Beer, WI
NIB. Bakers can be supplied with Malt,
and Hops Of the first quality.
JOHN GOFF.
Newport, October 4, le27.