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To M.ayvUFACTURERS

n FOR SALt,
6.IlxA The tt~ee. bri buidiDg situated
ls,,El ter oi mile brlow the Pam, Dtidgt ~ Nj -
'-slss town, STATE &c Connecticut. the Tnrnpi.v 2
10 Nsw-!Inen sa.I iald,.s .pso ~.isr ,.jysis,.
suisg srr,msi rrecicd in ki iicuirr .,' Il d.
manufacture uf MsrhiDrry aDJ 10 corppirels 6od IN ~
purpose, wrh great variety fovv snd vslubir Taf. 2!
.inc Liihus, sc which uf"t-d f ~, ,os~bsr vii
Cation fhlse. Oi 56 spin lie, car l.dng. ans
completed ~ tau dss, = nf hr wHsmap,r,r aud .,
veil aud do good work Ia, ~ bs COUNT
asa, o. r.. pR ,fsEs
new BlACKsNi rr's STOP mi,nie;l or ih'~e ~ ,.s
two oi ~inch erected, and for th tag,st ris 8.
ton oi th Factory Tor convenience sgs.l. AF f'-
hall a mile oi The Conneriics k,yof tiam whs,c. A..
Heat, ,ui Packets drrut daily lo k'., csrc
tnrnpiAe road, aud sL. sa,sssge r,gd,t o, VI ,h M
dt,,fale siius uu. thai ~ ~ lsd. xvi.
To sho wishes o cagags w ,s pski,g os Mici1Sqg
II afford. orpo',snii iof inpndse ,rcrs,u. g. q
hvwpscr offered with wihsu thu Nash-sr, .a fhA. H
iefy ,acpahlc ir,.s trSrr close cyaetis h.uj.
BENJAMIN SMITH. who Is 80 tie p,e,s.-es
dLS,. '... ....
4 FAhN containing ,bom thiry aere. ~ ga
iind togethcr u,n DNrlbny flos- len chat.
Other oui bud iius - Farm ii eslied sni =,
huolrrd r'd. -, u or Psm.s2i rriase, ard tl-st q.
ldau, from i,, sfoc.tA Nan,a. .s,. tsid yss ],
veil walcrcd, AZ ! hp MANY otbrr ads AZ syrs a..
considerable pat u u,e rvr,t,,e wv, nigh, rsaas ~
a.w's.yc P'stsios e,'vn iiaus,i,~.lg n SesssJ.
bot fur,bsr p'i,', uia inquire oi q Sahc, wthrsr
on The pren,stl BENJAMIN skIiA
~ da'ctov~, .,ufs;s, irzs. sG
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0o-Maelzel's exhibition continues to attract
crowded and delighted audiences. We wonld
recommend to all who would form a correct,
idea Of the scene al Moscow at the moment
that Bonaparte and his army were entering
sure them that they will not be disappon-
ted
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wHEATONS JAUNDICE BITTERS.

Which .mineuy uclu IN iemoyng all jiundn, anil
bilious complaints.
The above !. lor sale ~ Dyer Mippp, Gushing Hop
pin, j. :. Larncd Co ,.o ~. fHglrsi, B,nJun'n a
Bs'y, j. II. Msson Jo'lh iath ", Duty Greene W. fI
Taylor, Chailc, Greene, ArmnstJn Burfoush hnJ j. t.
Amrs, Providence In Tahn> 4, ~ Brewer ln PaNucket,
by Barney Merry, and all lLe principal Druggists throughout
tie United States. Nov, I.
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A Jackson ELECTORAL Ticker has been
formed in the state Of Massa chusetts. for Elec-
tors Of President and Vice President, headed
BY HARRISON GRAY OTIs.
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~ JTHANKsGIvING The General Assem-
bly,, yesterday, appointed Thursday the a7,h
day Of Nov. to be observed as day Of pub
lie Thanksgiving and Prayer throughout this
state.
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DIED.

In this town. Wednesday last, Mr. Thomas Bentley, In
che 9:}d year of his age.
In Kniingy, Conn 2sih ult. Mrs Amey Chase, wife Of
Mr. Edward Chase, Jr. aged about %.
In Woodstock, Conn. Monday last, Mr. John Steer,
formerly of Slnthfeid In the Goth year Of his age.
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GJ-The Baltimore Chronicle contradic.s the
report that Com. Warrington is to have CON-
mand of the Guerriere, which is fitting out at
Norfolk for the Pacific.
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Oo-There will be Lecture at the Unitarian
Meeting house in Richmond street, tomorrow
evening at 6 O'Clock.
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JDIIN & JENCKEy

Tisrdshp.sitsft, pSar iAr Msthot.i Chnps'.
EEPr his hiicv,ntor- To sell or 'et. ir hts stor he
HA makes silver s,oys, IhHa Pni,s, Coihn and Trunk
Plates cuts letters In Brass Iron, az Steel Als w,pdail
e,sey Brands Gnds and acts Rn,ors srsofs aud
surroncs iusnmcnts Repas inrksand kcy., umb'eil',
&C. OIL
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Tho Richard Mitchell, lost at Flores, was On her
first voyage insurance to the amount Of ss20,O0U
was effected on her AT New Bediord-i0,OUO at each
office.
Cid at Mlddetown 2Slh, brig Thctis, Clark, ST
Cro,x.
AT st Andrews 10Th uit. brig Savannah, Babson J.,
ior this port next day.
No AIN vessel at Palermo 3lst Aug.
At Trinity, Mat. 2hh Sept. brgs Gov King,
Kelley, Tor Bath ~ ds; Orleans, Frost, New YORK
20.
Al Cronstadt, 4th Sept. brig Packet, Ty'sr, for
this port i5
Al Ponce, r II. 9Th ult schr Albany Packet for
New York, waiting cargo tho only Am. Brig Ex.
ploit. I'm New York, touched 29'h Sept. anJ sailed
same day Tor st Thomas.
At Hamburg 18th Sept. brig Harvest. Eldred, 81
Jago.
The shin William. Allon, r. Biistol, E. arrived at
Cowes 9Th Sept and sailed next day ior Gotten
burg.
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MACHfNrRy AT AUCTION

MACHINERY At AUCTION
nN SATURDAY, Nov. 18Th, u Nc anne ssose u shs
" rear IL MG knndaph ChandIcs's, Ma 10 Weyhds.es.
Street. TN f''I'wi'g second hand Msshinnsy, WIS
One Picker, n g,s,d in8ci,e.
One fe!ed speedcr, good machine, containing 20 sp)e
dies, ia excellent runnng oides. 4. +. 80
One Taurtm stfcder, eal,aning 20 sppos nrar!y nss
Two Throste FIa,es, 81 spindics zach.
-Four Looms wood sIiss, IN rs,,ning ordsv.
Two do iron do
One small Roping Frame
Any person wishing examine the Machinery pgsy.a
10 the day Of xre d0 by calling nj NJ. ikanie
sore tie Auoiionesf The whole ud the AsrIir,,
viii Ire 1hd whhcnf hrai crcdh Ew FAC o.
paper. The sale " III commence at u O'Clock. A. ~
Oct ~ Yni
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Pier has been erected at the entrance Of Edgar
town Harbour, and a light house placed thereon,
which was lighted on the 18th ult.
The Light House pn DIcc's Head (Naine) is CON-
plotted. and was probably lighted up tins week.
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LLNNEAN BOTANIC GARDEN AND NURsERi Es,
(Ne" New-fosl,) WILLIAM PRiScE, Proprietor.
YNHis establishment NJ we'll kaow for It's gva, extent,
IL has n,'w To Ofer 10 the public Ia addition To TIE in.
nense colloSons of iunDer years, sew raj hundred
varieties VI Fruits, which have recently been brought into
notIce by Mr. kNioHr President Of the horticultural
Society of London, and other distinguished borucuItalts,
nst o winch ais IN prss sslon of other persons the
Unon The assrnent of rui trees, Of all kinds has been
near doubled, and the clecOn Of ornamental trees, flower
ias shrubs aud plants green bUuse plants &C. s also been
greatly exicnded the Oerrs, and many olbe kinds,
O superior slzo And IN consequence of the great
to''s made, ue orders will be executed in yeIy superior
manner.
Catalogues Of the collection may he obtained of the sub
scrber gratis Inns also tor sale Pnce's Iratis IN
HoHcure, with dcscrilsons Of the trees ans. di
Sectioi,s fur their culture" Price 81.
EDWARD Il. YOUNG, AY.nt,
eOct4 No 81 Markctauare
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IrThe steam boat Fulton, Capt. ToMLIN
SON, arrived last evening The papers con
tain no news.
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Ef<SA CADET AND srAIRsMAN kFNSN
t&2 Maartllg ztot. EAz2

High Vater-This Day 3h 32m. Sunday Al. l5m Monday
lh 5gm Tuesday, 5h. 43n.
acting gives high Newport
sdIins oi high Boitcs
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BANK OF KEN n.

y the annual Meeting of the Sto khnlcrs II the Bank
"A f Kent nday, Septe,1hcr list, Is y, there not
majority Of the stock of sai Bank represer'cd, asd the
meeting was Adjourned to October 9Th, nj which time the
S'ockiulcrs met aHt the fdnwiug gentlemen were chosen
ID rectors FOR the year ensuing, viz:
.'0hn Aien, Be- aIaia Morse, rhcm,s Whipple PeIcg
Wilbur, Jr. Henry I.Gvaly, WNlilm Anthony, Charles
Morse, Anthony Ia,buy, Joseph ead, Elisha Oiney, ELISHA
Wbiman, John !. kilrn and N .hacy-nnd nj sulse.
Qne meeting Of the Directions John Ale, Esq chosen
President Il said u INK or the ensuing year.
HaneSs, ANTHONY TARBOX,
Coventry, Oct nth, 1922. Cashirr.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
NEWPORT Oct 81.
Sailed on Wednesday morning, barque Alliance,
Coveli, Pacific Ocean whaling.
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Boston and Prviicnss Com
mercnl Line of Stng.s, isaya
SHkMN~-%A-->M spsncr's ManuiNfur,rs rs' Ito.
,fJASGkIExEJ1T TIL Providence, every iaornIa
N.Y. fNE 7ME AT half past O'Clock, A. ~
ana arrivcs In Boston, Of hsT
p,.t I, p. NJ.
Books kept nj the Stage Oee (speaoer's fotsi at ts
Washington iloe Busseys Hotel, aud Stone's Ta,rn.
The drivers Of this line Of stages drive through 4, pns,
and any business entrusted 10 them will bs punciuaIy ~
tended Ia.
Passengers IN the Steam Boats from New York can al
ways be certnn o fading OF the coaets B III,
line in readiness at the Steam mt wiar takc Ias~sfs
through IN B,rson, a. FULLER. 3gsa, iieelon,
Ausuds q, LUfiiROr, .fgent, PAW lc,ps,
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SAMUEL A. HIHHOR

A toNriNcEs 10 ,sn,ssc, C,~nmt-~. ass,sss :,
~ ChailrAf, y e. Orders iy 10 purchase " fist.i
s." ~ poests Ge ds-aad y yvt,g .s.sas. psssjs.s
attended ta
Es)sr to-
ue-n y. csnwsaTrs ca
g.. u J. MsVasr.
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LOST, s
A sxAIi. spsnri " -, nrakca bI~ek sra vfas,cs
and VIII sss~ tw - ,ss sshss, ,lssn ~ N~rars ~
wssJvd ~ -
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MAHoGONY At AUl-rtON.
"A AS iU.S at Cuba Mahogany viii he slJ on 1'uss
III <eb day, the 4ih ~ November rcxi, Hf ~ o..HN
NJ on Iiverpoo WhLf, Bosson. Part Iiranch Isxs.-
This cargo II superior quady and sstsa large slSes
Boston, Ocl. 25th.
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NEW GOODS.
lit M. 81, .ldyket- Square.
r2NhE sunSticrs w,nid uiorR tiisi. atsr ani H.
& PUBLIC, iiat l.,sy h9ye received pr tina isa Sssg
Noa's from New York, tes f.l supply of Goods c0p;is
ny Vi
Blue
Black,
Gf.cp, BrO7Nct the
Wst, and
Brown, Cussli,Icf-s.
Steel, AMI
Fancy mlxcd
or ,liffrrc,f prices aud laaNies
New and ecr,t .estihas, great variety Of C.sisa IN.
Silk Cisysis and ljdkis. eDiirs STYLE tsi.sssv &,
Co,tinps at different k,uds, tclpBs ,.a,.g 30 r,.ds g.
SC. winch VIII bc sold AT ts iowes, ,sik o. ice, Il,
or aoproeed paper y, g. 4 Il, WELisa
~ y,
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CANAL GIN.

JENCKS' GIN, &c.
nn BBLS. Jrncks' Gin; 35 do Phelts' do; n
1yO hhds. Holkins' do--andng from sIo,p ~ yren
for slle by GEO. =. RATIiBONE.
NV
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
"A III. persons having demands against the Canal rtkti
IN Boat iady Canngion, requested to present the
same and receive then nuucy. lSRAEI II. DAY,
Nov 70 j. Treasurer.
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NUTTCE.
fINHE Drawing of the Rhode Island State Lottery, Gtl
n class, will take place at the Cont House THIS DAY
at u oci,rk, a. VI PAINE 4 BURGESS,
Nov managers.
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CANAL FLOUR.
Nh BDI s snperfhe Canal fiour-jlst landed r.In
Il WV sloop Mary-lor sale by
SETH ADAMS, in.
Nov "a South Water ST.
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LARciIER & HATCH,

NHERCUANr TAIlftRS, have fccr,tly received tfisif
lVh Pail supply II suprrfns aNd mriiing tloihs md
Cassjinrie- Of snnsi dss rpins. S,,s, fh"cts,
Naieluis, T,aIiiet, aud Ma,-cilrs Yes iLsa
ALSO,
Essant Goats iIaiT snd Phocs~s Cawbleis, Sssrh and
rauan riads Tufhs, Brkngs, yvtlici and inieJ flon
p~s, uevuiislits Kelsey, I-,s.S iefds, &C.
Lkewwr, iamlis wisd and w,usi,d nawcts aud sfhrts
large sy~s hosiery; siov,-; hp siik and e,a,rD
Cfa,ss; islnt,nsa, nag silt gpd casLS Pskd huikef
ehicis; lk and cston rub e., tsh they vii sll nj
ANIL miyasee.
To bv let, psw zpd wei aiyL,si two s,oIy dvrlss
hosr-r situated N Union -trcrt-posse-s,a ven W The
18th ~ No, srnt~r. tci ~
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JOHN HARTSHORN,
EHAVING taken nio partnership EuGksG A. HoHEt
Of this city, wVId inmn hi- fri~aas and the pantr
thai tie gene s Commissions business esesacso tfs,slcts
by bim, VIII y cnnii'urd va The tam. of
HARTSHORN & HOMER,
m Nos. ~ and - Liberty S,aae Rsh!iag, BOSTON,
VINO frnder their serv the purchase and sale cf syea
description Of Nercnand,4e Possessing aulls Hs,s ~
making advances "a Gouds cons,gnei ca sac ;aej hops %
unrrnins aei'on 10 the interest OF thsr enipoye,s
rtrNc ~ sila'e ot paio,,apc.
PrkilIa attention wili he paid Ia The disposal II
DOMESTIC COTTON AND WOOLI.ES GOODS
Refer "..
Benjamin r. Homer, p
Henry Rice Iss. D
ChlIles i,atsl,bfI, ,,,.
Gesagr s. R.ihon-, Fsg ''"o'@"'
Inn. Jlns DWulf, Bristol.
B,stoli, b,t. AItl,, Ioae.
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wHEATON's ITCH OINTMENT

hirh needs only 10 b" used he highly approved Of for
sorts oi weak aml sore e,cs. ~
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LARD.
sDnn SMALL size kegs first quality larI-fnr sale
eBVVSDby SETH ADAMS, in.
Nov "a, South Nacrst.
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MONEY WANTED
GSns W ,NrED--H which bsDk -ock
SpOSFiiV ~ wlil ie y,edg d as .ccu,iiy iGs g,tsJ
rsi oi vhch VIII BE- pa,d quarterly, Hre.ird Iptym
MARTIN SrODD ARD,
Oct25 stekind Ma4;h,udssr i'r,ket.
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rtIH WEDNESDAY, Oct %.
sloop Charles, Spolman from Albany, with grain
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-18

rnS- vi-lne on 9pe1 oflrf-S rEeenied 10 he
Id subscriber by Col. DAVID Jones and his
lie. bearing date the lo'h day Of Ap-il, 1875,
nd recorded ~ The clerks Office oil Camp
,eI county, Tor purposes therein mentioned,
. shall proceed, on Thursday the IND day
Il Oct. next, il fair, If not. The next lair day
hereafter, Sundays excepted, nj The resi-.
fence OF the said Jones, 10 sell, 10 tie highest
bidder, at public auction, for cash, The tract Of
i.nd 10 the said deed mentioned, and on
which the said Jones resides, containing $50
acres more or less, or so much thereof as will
be suiH cient 10 pay the debts nov due and Sc
cured by the sad deed and cost attending
the same Acting as trustee3we thall convey
only such title as is vested in NJ. This land
lies welt, in the low end Of the county. Il
miles from the caurt house. "a from Lynch
burg. The buildings consist OF good dwell
ling house kitchen, smoke and ice house, &c.
with all other convenient out houses. The
greater proportion of this land Is NOW in
woods and is good tobacco land, and The erea-
ter proportion of the remaining part Is fresh
land. We deem il unnecessary to give fur
Their description Of the land, supposng no
person viii purchase without viewing The
land. JNO. HOBSON, I Irns-
WIN. ROBINSON, { tees
Adg 4. ldse6
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10 the Public.
New and Interesting Discovery.
DR.. Chombers's Remcdy far htemper-

-
DR.. ChomberS'S Remedy far Mtcmper-
dnCG.
TRlllE subsci her on the deccase Of the late
- Dr. William ChaAbers took into ht, pos
session the personal estate ot the deceased, ard
found prepared a large quantity OF DIR Cham
heis'rcmrds for intemperance.
he hereby informs the public, that he has
dispos ed ofall the medicine 80 found, to Dr.
lamesH Hart, and Nh. Andw NJ. flaming, Of
tins city
In making this disposition, the subscriber has
been actuatedby Il due regard to the heirs Of the
mteState, as we'll As from wish TO give the most
extensive Use 1.-THE virtues of the discovery.
whatever they may he; and he can further add
with confidence, thai he gentlemen who will
hereafter he the vendors ofthe Remedy for In
irmperance IS prepared by the inventor, have
mn Intimately connected with Dr. Chambers
in his lie time-havr been his agents IN com
pounding the medicine, and are acquanted with
is composition.
SlLAANuS MILLER Public Administrator, sc
g. lhe mrdicie will hereafter he prepared
lna I'D by the sub ..rlbels nhu alone are IN
po>,ession 81 the orgtrad recipe otthe inventor
n throlher OF the lac D.. {. in the b scmrnt
story OF RutgeT's Medical College, in Duane 81
east side OF Broadway, md Chamber st. three
doors rom Washington hall New York
The astonishing success which tins remedy
has obtained IN restoring habltual mchriatcS l.,
sohritit, ms established il, virtues bryond all
contradiction. and sapcrsed,s the necessity of
any further comment
IT, remedv lsaslnnoceni as il is eilectua 50
an. h 50 flat il Is often giyeu children in ic-
bril- complaints. and frequently used rs family
medeiae ~ bys epSa, ,Sc. Nj that is reauu
ed. 10 ensnrr is specific effect. is to abide suct
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VALrABLE UORR.

TENHE POCKET fARRlER," ar Gentle
u mans Guide, in The management Of
Horses, under vsripus diseases, win an e..
PLANTATION 81 the symptoms attending ths dill
fefent disorders, and the shortest, plaiBesi,
and most humane methods OF curing them, di
recions orjndging Of the horses sge, and
useful observations on the breeding, raising
and training Of colts.--liiflis 10 purchasers,
aud general directions for usiugs horse On
Journey. with useful rules fur riding with SAFE
~, gracenlness, &c. and directions 10 per
form the necessary surgical operations Re
ceipt Tor gelding, on a new and improved
plau, aud for securing horses from The dan
gers arising from Bots, Suncbeon.. DC. 10
which Is added The H0rss4 SkeisioH,s taken
from that Of the Academy Of Sciences nj Pa.
rls.
The above work has been compiled and
written by James Ware, OF Amherst county
ard good Judges who have seen Il pronounce
It superior to the works on farrery now in
general use. The above work ju.t received
and for sale by G A. WRITER'S.
Aug. T. tss7
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NEW PUELICAIlONS.-1he suhserb I
- has inst received direct from Philadelphia
New Publications., VIZ:
Lord Byron and some of his contemporaries
with RecoIIcCtonS OF the Authors Lie, and OF
hrs vls'tto lUiy, by Leigh HHt
lalcs from the E"giish Souvenir.
Nhms ond Oddities, in prose and vcr3". with
forty original Designs, by HomGs Hood one Of
the Authors ct Odrs and Addresses To great PEG
pie, aud the designer of the progress Of Cant,
Morgan Illustrations Of Masonry, by Que OF
the Fraternity who has devoted thirty years Ia
the subject with an account OF the Kidnapping
Of The iuhor Cheap Edition,
The American Quarterly Review, 9th number
lOr March lS1S
North American Review, 50th number, for
ISIS.
Ediuhurg Review, No o.. for Oct 1897.
London Quarterly Review, No. -, tor Janua
ny, 1928.
The American Journal Of the Medical Seien-
ces, No. !, >. NS.
The McdIco Chrwgcal Review, No, 10, for
Jan. 1925
The above New Publications have ius' been re-
ceived, with large a>sortn, nj OF Stationary
Country Merchants Clerks Teachers. and the
pnbc generally are requested TO give him a call.
This stock is large and complete, and he is de
termined To sell, and viii make his prices accor-
ding 10 the times. He still carries on the Book
Binding business in all its various branches.
ABRAM X. NORTH.
Nav Oh
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Weekly Supplies of beautiful
FANCY GOODS.

ounfrh NAUze aud NIeIPOmemt 0thIIS
DO do Arcadian tldkts,
Blk. and nix. watered Silks
Beautiful blk. Fl reucc aud Italian Silk
Superior assortment of worked Swiss Muslin
CaIicoes OF every denomination, ard some
OF rare and entirely new patterns
Bnbhinett LRces, at bali their former prices
4 few fashionable wa,ered s. butt Ginghams
Belt Ribbons direct from Paris
Porgees for Ladies dresses
II great bargains form an inducemoni 10
purchasers, we viii assure them, every effort
will be made IT, that effect.
MkEE, ROBINSON & co.
Jane @
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-18

-s-r pNAWAN from the subscriber. hslas N
"a sr.liord cctmi,, on the Halls ford road,
- ~ , miles hel1w the old s'ore Of DAVIS
;, ,.t,n a. 20. IN Goose Creek, a negro man
bv the name uigIM sbou five feet eleven i'ei,'
Z; high. about ~ wears ohl, round si'oa ae'e o.
tole,ahlc black. aud holds his head nc" ne
walks turaed 20 MS eil one Of his feet was '"s'
ted wien ne vas smsli think II was h's ''ga'
foot l,u, an not certiin. Any pef'on sseaans
Che same. 50 that get him, saai ne fs'''''" ~
tcr dollars reward, besides the hgai 'sss, I''ss
drd b. IS taken uui oithe eonhiy, ana 'ss', ~
-.e county, five ioars. aud MI MS 'ega' ".s ".
sides 1nis negro has been gone IN. 'v'"'
,ns In of lime JOHN MCONNAhff.
Sept. IL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-18

xvVIRCi MA. 10 VII AT onnl ol quar-
,erly sessions, Tor the county VI hedl9tn'
bcid,, tho the Court House iheres<. % the % Il
,lay of August, 1928 Jacob kefns and. reg
~ his VIII. late Peggy Wood, plaintiffs
agaiad $500 n
maid. decd by Christopher Ciafh, iheif guar.
dian Roysl Chudress. Philiss 1ofinsf ahh Jahn
W scott. administrator Of George hefos. hhe q,
.f,bu purneil aud john Markham aud Lney hif
o,Ce late Lucy Parueil. children aud heir oil
Peter pntreil, dec i and Michsel k"ris. sn1an.
,o,b u,nck John Watson aud LIZ bis
,yife late Elizabeth kcrns. Woodson Wills mud
s,lly NJ. vie late sally h,rns, Meredith bills
and vd,a h,a wife. tate LYDIA kefast Phlllss
ehevs,er and Polly his wiie, late Polly herns,
and Parham Abingdon and Da.hs ms VIE, late
po.t1, kerns, heirs and fepfsseniaiisesy 81
r,cprre kerns. dec d. and sally Ann keFns, aaf
Elizabeth krrns. beus and fePreAgtaifes vi
Iohn kcrns. de'd. defendants. 10 o'ianeefg
Tn, defendant Snsannah lltuek.no, having
entered her appearance and gwen security az
cordnc to the act OF assembly aud the rules o.
4in CUT, and il appearing 10 The satisfaction o.
the court that she is not al nhabiiant oil ihis
ronntry II is therefore ordered that she do ap'
Gear here on the fourth Monday 81 October nesi,
aud answer the bill Of the plaintiff, aud that u
CORY at his order be forthwith inserted "a sene
newspaper puhiishrst 10 the town al lynehhnig
h,r iwo months succcssiteiy, md posted At TIE
f,.,nt door of The courthouse ofthis county, OF
Two several court days. COPY esif,
4. A. WlNGFlELD, d I.
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