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PORT OF
ARRIVED,

SATURDAY, Tan. IL.
Brig syreen, Pullman, IL Gays from Savannah,
with cotton.
Sloop Independence, from Newport.
Sloop Gyreen, Cook, FROM Tiverton.
Sloop Reiudeer, DAVIS, from Troy.
SUyTD.I y, Jan. Is.
Sloop FAIR Play, Borden, from tree,pwn.
Scoop Sarah, Ing,aha,u, from Warren.
Sloop Arpcnaut. Borden, from Troy.
Sloop Emel,ne, Miller, from BrIstol.
Slpop Reformation. Pratt, from Newport.
Sloop Steepbrook, from Fall River.
Sloop Amelia, Summons, from Somerset.
MONDAY Jan. IA.
Stoop Alonzo, Child, from New York, with ner.
chandilc. to A. NJ. vmlon. O!oey Dyer 4 Co. G.
$. Na'hbono, r.. X. Stafford. Y. Ailon, H~arknsss 8.
Stead, j Chaplin s Co. Farnun,, j. II. CLARK, A.
Pearce, Wm.B Iodeet x Co. 3lnsss Potter, Samuel
Shove, J. Congdon x Sons, s. Townsend x Go. s
Newoi, Humphrey and Everett, e.. Carpenter, and
Thornton * Loihrop.
slo-p Providence, Brown, from New York. with
merchandise, to r. Dyer Il Go. J and G.. Howell.
slater, Wardwell Y e. Dyers s. Mantun. Josiah
Chopin y ca. aud the MASTER.
Sl"'p Mary, Bennett, from New York, with mcr-
chindize. t. Crawford Allen, and others.
sloop Fame, Walden, from Newport.
Shop Albion, Barker, from NORWICH
Scoop Lucy Emeline, Spink, from W.ckford
Stop Two Brothers. Green, from East Green.
witch.
Sioop Accommodating, Cooper. from wickrard.
Sioop Venus, Child, from New York, with mer.
chaniize.
Slopp Friendship, Read, from Freetown.
Sloop Eagle, Nichols, rom Wexford.
TUESDAY IAN Is.
slooP General Battey, Gardner, from New
York.
Sloop George s. Mary, Walden, from Newport.
CLEARED.
schr Alpheus, Wheldon, Charleston-by Charles
c. Mowry.
Schr Cora, Doty. Baltimore.
Schr urlew, Chase. Plymouth, N. G..
Sloop Edward, Smith, Bailimor by David Bar
ton.
'SIoop Eliza Ann, Potter, New York.
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WALL PAINTING.

yENHE subscriber would inform his friends
IL and the public, th't no carries on the
Wall Painting in water c%olors, finished with q
sitting ground, with any fancy color that is
wanted; the above work is cheap and durable.
and can be put on to common wall or on pa
per that has become defaced or soiled.
Specimens may he seen at tho auction and
commission Store ofE. s. Sheldon, No. 10,
South Main strest--whcre orders lell, Will BIO
punctually attended TO.
Jan le VIM. W. PfTMAN, Agent.
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On motion. Il ssas ssttd-That the Chair
man and Secretaries be . committee TO wait
on the gentlemen nominated Tor State Officers
D. the mcetIng, To ascertain. Al they are eject
cd. # they wal serve, and TO have power 10
call another meeting # they deem 1t sxped.ent,
and the meeting adjourned
Tho State House Mas crowded by the Cit
izens Of the town, and gentlemen from differ
snt parts Of the State The greatest harmony
prevailed during the meeting.
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THIS DAY.
VIRGIL State Lottery, will be drawn in
Richmond. This Day.
HIGHEST PRIZE SIS 600.
Tickets S dollars and shares in proportion.
NEXT S.ATUR
The Washington Lodge Lottery, draws in
this town.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets only 2, parts in proportion.
NEXT WEDNESDAYu
The Union Canal Lottery draws ON Wedncs-
day the 23d iGst.
HIGHEST PRIZE S25, 900.
Tickets only Slo,and parts in proportion for
sale by HUTCHENS & CRY.
Jan Is
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CHEAPER THIN EVER.

CHEAPER THAN EYER.
ArFEY CLARK, No. "a, North Main
~ Street. has on hand, broadcloths, cassi-
meres' satinetts, hosiery. gloves, v%elvets, silk
and cotton hdkis Newport l%aces. cambricks,
inusiins ribbons, buttons, tapes, threads cali
Goes, an extensive assortment, linens, cotton
and SILK umbrellas, fancy hdkfs. English ging-
hams, f%anneIs, bombazines, &c. &c.
N. d. On hand, re .dy made clothing. Cloths
cassimeres. $c sold by the subscriber, made
IN The best manner, and at short notice if re-
ques'cd. Jan l6
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FARE ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON.
COMMERCIAL LINE,

STAGE leaves Providence every morn
IA ing, at 8 O'Clock, and Boston. every
morning At 10. Fare one dollar. books Kept
in Providence, 1t Msnufactursrs' Hotel; in
Boston, at Brigham's, o. ~, fIinovsr street
0~t-piscngcrs called for and lcl at any pai,
sfthc y A. FULLER, Agent,
Dee a
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NOV

REMOVAL.
L. CLARK has removed his Lottery
- . and Exchange Office from NO. 4 Union
Buildings, tv the corner OF ditto W ere he
may be found az almost any hour-aiwsys
ready to give any acquired information Of
which his friends and patrons may be IN want.
For chances al any thing in the Lottery
line, now alloat, please call at
CLAKK'S,
RI. State Lottery and Exchange Office, Nos.
IL, Ia and I6 Market-sireet.
Jun 6
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LEGISLATIVE fRocEEprNoa.

Yesfsyday Jorenoon.-A quorum formed
about haif past ten O'Clock. The Speaker in
the chair A message was sent TO the Senate
That the puse was organized, and ready 10
proceed to business.
Mr.. John Chsce. who was returned a men,
Der the last session., FROM the town of Middle
town. but whose election was contested, on the
ground that he was not a frsenoldsr, though a
free man. Mt the time Of his election, and his
scat subsequently, declared vacant, was again
rsturned' and TOOK his engagement. A me-
nSL'ai against nun, was subsequently present.
90 from some OF the FreeDen Of Middietown.
and referr ed 10 Messrs. Bull. Z. Allen. Water.
man, Z. K. Potter, and Howe.
the Docket Of uutin shed business being
read, on notion of Mr.. b. lizard it was voted
that the several Committees, 10 whom was re-
'sfred solne parts Of that Docket be requested
20 report as soon as may be, this session.
Inc Bill to establish Free Schools, was read
and made the order Of the day for Thursday.
Petitions Of Cornelius T. Hinckley, Job
Greene. William B. Fisher, Betsey d. Race,
William L. Williams, James Tying, and Adams
Foster, Tor relief against creditors, were read,
Received, and laid on the table.
Petitions of David Buf;im, Guardian, and
Welcome A. BIrges Guardian, for sale of
Real Estate, were read, received, and referred
to the Committee on that subject
Petition of Psoyidence Marine Dock Com
pany, for charter OF lncorporation, received
and referred 10 Messrs. z. Allen, Bull and
Francis.
Petition OF United Volunteers, for leave 10
choose a GU istor, was referred to
Messrs. Weaver, Arnold, and J. L.. Tlilmghast
to examine the subject generally.
A communication was made BY the General
Treasurer, that the Providence BAN, Union
Bink, M,rchants' Bank, Eagle Bank. and
Roger Williams BANK, had commenced ac-
tons OF tresp,ss against him aud the Sheriff
Of the county Of PfosIdence, in their several
capacities, for issaing and serving warrants Of
distress. for collection Of The Bank Tax. Re-
fsrred 10 Messrs. B. Hazard, Waterman and
~Carrngion.
Act for relief OF I~rsolvent Debtors was call.
ed up and read.
Committee on Burr;llviils Bank, report, that
they visited the Blink on the SIN instant, and
found it in their opinion, safe The statement
of the Cashier. made that day under oath, is
as follows:
C,piIal Siock, S37ySGo 90 Amour, on Notes, S37,G2) 81
Cr~cuiaion, $50, 90 Specie, 1857 o.
Interest Account 4I9 u Bill. Of other Banks, 79 0l
Dtpo,i,ei, l9J2 20 Real tstate, 800 %
Ekpen.e Account, 627 81
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n. T. FOURTH B.AP7iSFLOTIERY,
THIRD class, TO be drawn in this tewB, on
"A 25th inst llighest prize 800 q dolls.
Whole Tickets o dollars. shares in psepor-
ton, for sale Ut CLARK'e
Lottery and Exchange Office. N9s. -, IL ~
sasn 10, Usop ncidnSi
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NEXT SATU DAY

NEXT SATU DAY.
UdSHLN GTON LODGE LOTTERY.
Y 70 be drawn in Providence. ian 10. Class
II No. ! for 1928.
Scheme: prize Of 1000; J of lIs2; do
IooV; oil 500; OF : o; lof2 q; IL Of 100:
80 of 25; SO Of l6; 80 Of 10; ass Of 1: lIas
Of 2-5o6l prizes, amounting to Sal, 2ss.
As number Combination s drawn BALBOA
C3-Packages Of Is ! ick cts mb.acinp all
the continuation numbers, warranted to draw
at least sf2. may he had for 90, and halves
and quarters in proportion.
Whole Tickets 2 dollars. parts in proper.
ton, for sale by
DROWN & co.
Jan - Office, ~, M~arket-strsst.
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xS CADET EZs'
1892 martme Zt9t. EeE

Full Ses-Th,s day, III. S6m.-ThursIay, Sh.
37m-FriJay, Oh. Am.
II fsciia. 81 ni,l,ss g,y-s the time nj high wn,sr at Newport
aiding . aous and . miaues. gives the line VI high water a. Boston
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VESSELS SPOKEN.
Lat ION long 20 (no da,e) ship Triton, of New
Bedford, whaling,
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saxxsAr AvcrxoN.
BY GEoRGE s. ~RATHBoNE

BY GEORGE (. RATHBoNE
Rum. Or, Vine, Hams, &c, :
This DAY WEDNESDAY,. January. leth
at No.. IA, Soulful sfsr-styssi.
6I Hhos 81. Cfoix Rum
~ 8 pipes Holland Gin
8 do Ondon do ~
6C0V ID new Hans
8 p.pes bordeaux Brandy
70 boxes Souchong Tea
lOJ bills Alexandra Flour
2 bags Coffee
pipes domestic Brandy
l6 kegs Butter
2os whole. half. and qnartsr boxes
Segars
2 hbds Dried Apples
100 kegs Alexandra Crackers
IA hhds Molasses
3 hhds particular Rum.
A general assortment Of wINxs, consisting
Of Madeira, Sicily "adeira, Lisbon. Tsnerifs,
coimensr, French Madeira. Fayal, Malaga,
Smyrna and Sawos. Sales to commences at
10 O'Clock A NJ
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quite toierdoie, but nothing extra for me.
etRE Y far for a new beginner, and az
n II aere, "ali in the Sud- teo." CLARx's
Office, Nos. IL, "a, aud l6, Market-street
Who can toll what l may do when things come
TO be regulated a lit lie This day, The draw
ing Of The Maine State Lottery, arrived, and
with it, the following highly pleasing i%ntelli-
gence. Drawn Numbers:
8 IA 20 sc IS 30
A small prze OF $500. together with some
of | o's, and many of 26's, &c. were sold as
above, cash for tue whole of which, as usual,
is ready, a. soon rs wished f,y
THE VI. a STATE GoTTEaY,
Draws To-MonoS Tickets 8 d,lTafs, aud
shares in proportion for any of which. please
caII al CLAkk'S,
RI State Lottery and Exchange Office, either
al IL. IL. or IS, Market street,
Bank Bills examined, and oil Lottery, iu-
formation gwen gratis.
"soii o Mr.. l. ~. u, ssd re.soH bv Inn, 10 a gentleman
81 tits town. W." recei'e cd The ,s,n for The same, OF w. u. tie
lorirnt asked for. Ja,..-, ,c =
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W.ASHfN GTONLODGE LOTTERY.
NLA"S No. ! for 1925 To be drawn in
" Providence, Saturday Ian ~.
Paine 4 Burgess, Agents for the Managers.
Scheme. i prize of $4,000; | Of 1882; of
1000; OF 500; I of30O; | Of 200; IA of 100;
80 of rs; 80 Of l6; 80 of TO-; 46S OF Z; SAG
OF as 81 prizes, amounting to sal 1855.
40 number conbination--6 drawn ballots.
GO Packages Of Is tickets, embracing all
the combination numbers, warranted 10 draw
at least Si2, may be had for 80; and halves
and quarters in proportion.
Tickets 2 dollars, shares in proportion,
for sale At
PAINE g. BURGESS,
Jan l6 No. IL, Markct-squsrs
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NOT'ILE

NOTICE.
TIME subscribers would again request all
Il persons with whom they have unsettled
accounts to cell and ad Just toem without de-
lay. Those who are indebted to them are re-
qles'cd to make immediate payment. as all
accounts unpaid, will be left With an Attorney
for collection afle tho l5'h OF FEBRUARY next.
Jan 9 GEO. s. WARDwELL & co.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
SUBSCRIBERS 10 ,ne Cadet Military Ball,
~ are req.ested to leave directions ior car
riages, at b. NJ. L.ndsey $ Store, No. : Vest
minister Row. Jun is
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FLnE IN THE pLNrwnnne,

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 6.--The spirit Of patriot IN
bursts forth among the people who elected Mr.. Cur
ley with icrvour groportioned to the humiliation
which they feel at the idea that their votes in bis
favour should have been considered as provino
that they friends Of the administra ton Tbev
are determined 70 wipe of the stain cast upon them
by u.eiT traducers. Jackson and the eot,lfry
was The word with those brave militia men in
1911, and ii tCiH be the word with them a, the o.
leciorai polls ia 1928 Can il be otherwise in 4
cotton growing country? Adams aud Clay have
made drug Of that staple OF the south 4 YVES.
tern president; cotlon-growirg president can a =
lone cure the wounds Of southern agriculture, and
make cotton planters flourish. We speak advised
ly--Ioulsisna is Jackson state and Gurlev's dis
tfic itself VIII give majority 10 the hickory tick
ct. sufficient 10 oTcrbdance all the Adams votes
when may be received throughout the state. The
parish Of St Helena, where one of tho ,c,,sfsrs
mentioned below was held, is alrncst unanimous
for Jackson, altho il gave a majority 10 Mr. Cur
Ley at the late election. fyV OIieaAs .4Gc.
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GLOUCESTER Lotc Ground Estate Negroes, 4:c

Say vttne of the last Wl T..tsmen Of Col John Lew.
- late OF the county vi Gloucester, shall Exo oaer
T sae pnoiic auction, TO the highest b,Jde Monday
TOE iuh Nov next, ian, dsy
the thr following property 10 wit: That y,rv
vaiuabls ARM, wheieoa the ss,d L. called .
de tean, yrS Severn River, and hy aetna,
survey OI acres This estate usy with say, ally
uesnahie, and uDites advantages The
country The situation healthy, popuou and cool
neishborhood, edateIy River which !, says,bIe
Ter veeiJo Eeivy buhen, aud ahounds with the 6ue h
anu oysters The land Is very rifle aud .te
Ut cuivation well drained aud each iield eucIo.e ,,,
600 aud substantial fence The buildings, winch are ali n roo
a new, hens bu, recenty built, handsone and
eoGmodous sns house, kitchen, house barns.
Carriage mouse, Sei an TACT house could desired
Tor such an establishment Too tsnnot he .,,d an
nrsi'e OF tbs Esie;n wishing make pstmaneni
nvesment property OF th ..crpin viii! do well 10 view
n, AMI satst, hemseye- Of the many sioymy
thtreo, previuu. TO the day Of Also yau,b.
ne soes, which valuable carpent.r nj, l.,
house servant aud carriage driver, aud number az yeur
men, boys aud Sir; al, tue crap of corn oa,s ,
'," Gci horses aud mules large number Of cattle ,h.
d9u hoS;i all The farming cien,ii variety oiler "a.
ees About 40 iaud will seeded ia bs,ey and
whes the charge fJr which viii be .ui ~, al.
si.ivu The nay Of
The lead will h. sold credit CT ye.r, and tL.
required 10 give bond with approved security aud
IL ust Deed the th paymen In,
ou'dngs, except the dwelling &C. winch may
poss'oy be retained until the LIST Of Jam The negroes
wa ne 'ia IN ianiilie.i about 20 upwards. Of the
most valuable, residue with all The
with spPtoyeI security.
Inc 'aie will he PeteDft Try, encng the land
sold. " - - F-''' :"
All persons indebted the estate are REQUIRED 10 make
'mLnedist- and having claims ,ga,ns, a. are
requested 10 present them without delay, dui,
Tor set iemeut. THOMAS SMITH, Ex'or
~ III John Lewi., de.
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A TRACT OLE LANn


AIE iaIEhN-lIOUSE, LOT, and other IMPROVEMENT,
~ H. sJ,nns ne fube Squafe and within 60 OF so yard3
.,,.;. 'ousf, NnndtfsoDs thorough repair, wit .,eh
- 70 make one toe mott spacious sod
EssonhDents OF The kind 10 the COUNT W Is 60 FAR
oiieo - 10 ~artsn the belief that II will be ready Tor
Wman ~ III ils month Vt Nov next 'J W.
years. ~ '''' V"e VI moIe
Ssoiemeu Of exPerieueen such bu,ne '. oud do vel,
al si9re'p-euiy invited examine the situation q, ~ .
9nne certain better Stand csnnc be eas,y nida,ned
~ 20 be unnecessary my any hing further t
WAN 'hat ihey se unusually psctou., CONTINUING ever.
des'e oovtnieoef 10 first rate tenant (lev viii be az
" low Piioe' SAMI williams -
49,. .. Hatifar courthouse
---s'-. 80 ~
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a.:

q IA viii be observed ..- Pa, eors Of TIE PA
iEAEnI have altered her day leaving Baittpofe; tue
su'Fe Is her arfang ement aud Will be petmsnsut The del
monh and Bshmore Uuion Line Of STAGES uniting with
me f'xe1t at Tsppshsnnock have commenced running ia
compute oder sod greatly 10 the subtraction those yyo
t"seed tnis New Route the In conscious nee 81
t snsison 10 TIM, Boat the STAGES will IN future lesye
e DC" EaerE 10 Richmond, every Sunday sud w, dne.sv
al o'e,ek, and arrive TspPsbsnnock the .s
Gay 10 dinner Passengers FOR Baltimore take the
IsPpehanpoek every Saturday at o'clock Rsurn,,1
1ne AeLs wall leave Tspplhsnuook every Monday nd
thursday ioornIny-On Mondays at O'clock and srfIvs go
richmond to dinseTcn Thuisdsyss O'clock On the ariv
TUE Bo%i eG@ a5r!ys E.s aSoj sane ev.nins The
Route shofds the best ootDmOdstions.
The pf"Pietors hope this notice will rtevent Inc t
NC srtinnx any inconvenience. S-rs Fare vi the los,
IS -. internedste Stages cents per mile NV @
GFAH baggage at Me ri,t efffs ounsrs.
By TIE PRoPRIEToRs
ccePPsshahhoek' Essex eouniy, Oet.2d, 1893.
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,yaf. 6. AlaRr c0IyEcs

I'm. & .hl-4RF COLLEGE,
t>liE Char, Of Chemistry Natural Philosophy in t,
~ institution, having beeone by death
y d. Rogers. who died Mar yand about mouth aztec the
81 the last collegiate the
Visitors most earnestly requested tLer council on
Yndsy the 18th day OF OFT next for the purpose only OF
supplying tina vacancy, but of considering subjects
great interest 10 the Co!isss 4
the College open. tie last Monday IN w,ii be
matter OF s.ue thst the persun apu,ed 10 Gil
1ae-. -
Communication may be male the und.rsn.d ut VIII
"sm'ours n Va. no MCCAIN uLiSiI, Rector.
aug. - 3S-tISthO
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NEW HAT STORE

6iarlfet s. Chestnut Sfrcefs fj6yoS.t.t,
VIZ public resp~otfriy informed that de- s,a,s,:L
qae OF Peisfsbufe, Vs) has vren.d sso,e =, a. s
pace sn' ha' Tor safe Wcssale Retail and o,snd,
keer'ns cc'sny on hsnd isrSe All sen.,aI s.sosa -
Hss q" evtry descrti, 0hich be offers At tie
AMI on accommodating terms. '"'''p 'oss'
lie s"iiers esidld examDaion Of his ss.oren, AL hs
ng de't'nnci 70 't 81 such Pfcts cannot fail Of e;,c
sat .isrtun with s'rict stteb9n 10 tss,ns.,
merit .Asts Of pubic ra'rcpage nc ""'" :"
OEo. HBNDERsoN, M,nyf.e.u,er
NJ B.1l orders Will te thankfully Received snd une
aiiy sHsnded o.. ~ '''e'''o' sDo p""ett'
vii ~ eoniB.cj - l.ual. " " iis"'e''oa
Srg'. 81 .
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yROuN PoE 4 BROTHERS. .uece..o., NJ =, ~. l. r.
- heT for sale, ibe Old stand Of D. Tate Co. ootsue
he Ben fayeni - SIS seuersi sssonn,. ~ ct LEATILn
4 s e'n msnoatime, VIZ safe, Ugycy, car Skns Strf
ing f'ar"ess idle &c &c. Of the Lest qGsy ., loo
sssoftgieot always q baud. -f''e
gCa.d sven To- Hide' al The Store, ct the Taansy
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NOlIi,i.,

" As committed 10 the Jal otsChe.tsrGed county Va
on the 9TH day 1T June, 1928, Runaway, ,oupr
se,o mao who says his maine SAM about axe
tiad on when committed, of spun pants,o ms.
yarn, anu sn old black hat coat cay, he heny. n,
gentleman by the name Clay that him 10 the
COUNTY q. Aeeonaek and tia he away hn near the
.use OF south Carolina The of said
come forward prove opett, Pay legal ehsse, aud take
nih away, or ne viii he dealt with according TO Lsw
JOHN Is. GoODE, Jailor
ot Chesterfield county.
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IL one IA sasov. OF 5aeiisoR. 1ac pinewo q
choed and re-eehoea the name Of JACKSON, in
response to the hearty cheers which announced
the triumph.
The people OF this quarter of the state are deter
mined 10 wipe Oft the stain which was fixed on
them by the recollection Of Guriey. "A vote was
taken few days ago at regime ntal muster in the
perish of ST. lleiena--l, stood
For. Jackson s54
For Adams q
The people OF this part of the country in the
right road and will keep there
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'IviE ,hscfiher will te prvaiey his tact or nd m
Bedford county sus'ed 90 the Moth aud ,,ulh FORKS II
Creek ard 90 tie road eaiue from Ivnebbors
finesse, ~ miles vesf % Liberty, and adjoining Can't
tuor u about 100 scfes Of which 500 are m,
cleared Tie mar; which Unciesred, ercep. vetv Al
gofos e1ctlier. tobsoco isd or the cleared 4 "a 80
lev grounds 81 the arH quality sud ,e fefs,r
remsrkshy 6ne hrh land. This 81 the her tfs,f, of
END IN fhe urref country, heg vel started Ire cuss
ton of tyhscSo Al kinds of gfsn s reir,ttslv we
80 very tree FROM stona' Il deids1 voad ru,t two y-v
nindsome scls, which shall &c dous t8,e VIII, ov a.
2vfeblse Psison wbins 60 purchssc ma, ~, L,
ne sviscf'hfr residing W the nsighherhr,d NJ New ~
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.HE eoPsrtnershIp heutooIs xsiiDg between the sub.
seribeT', under the firm OF BobsoH Soron Is th day
dnsolved by mutual ssi cement. JOHN HOBSoN
let October. GEORGE l. SAMPSON
The stale 81 my health rendering Unnecessary shout
fengrsh mercantile pufsusI have sold GEORGE cang.
sn NY late partner, NY entire the ooncsfn
H7lsOH SGmpson. Having become oie proprietor is
fy 60 settle business 81 the hrm ~ isbsoD
S4mpson snd he alone authorizes close tie
partnership traisaciious
10 ieirng from The mercantile wol beg leave 20 rec M
meud Mr. Ssnpsonto my friends aud She pablo generally
worthy u confidence aud every resec qus,d trans,
act any business which nsy be coUGjeJ 10 his
4. October. John HOBSON
Having purchased of late partner h ebtre nicfcst IN
the d0ncern Of Hgbs0H Sampsog, pfoyoss doDx
Corsnsion Bssss the city VI niehmnnd, nv own
ando the cofresroDJsus Of the late firm sd m
public seneray, oGsf oy best e1erious or ther
The usnscyon u any hasDe they think rropet - N.
tUst 60 ~ enlargement GEORGE SAMPSON
Oct 8. IS ~