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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25
EREDERICK A. MAYO. EooK-RlNnIp g.

f'hEDERICK a. MAYO, BOOK-BINDER f5h,,
Soors oeoc The Bel Iareyn, respectfully informs the public
a' I've sun carries on the Book binding all its branches and
pes oy MS experience workman obtain poIton al
onase Blank Books executed order and Printed Books
oound 10 any pattern He atte himself that he has no
aSihs long statement of the and stye in which
oers he may receive shall be done executed as time and
generous uo no doubt has long before this inspected and
ms workmanship 10 that line busness-at all events
nc % at all times be glad for further improvement to com
I e execution OF work with in the same line nj
business IN the city oi Richmond elsewhere Oct 1Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.-Mv School
VIII commence on the 18th of January 1929 and terminate
on inc 10Th OF Dec folowinsmakng term Of ten months
exclusive OF vacation from 18th Of August until the 0
October. o. ~ 0 '9e "
. Ftesper Grcrte,, ca r1ontts)
For boarding. lodging and washing D -
In be paid in advance. SH
Instruction in Greek and LATIN $40
Arithmetic, Grammar and Geography az
Spelling, Reading and Writing Is
! - For fuel, 81 per annum. w C. DAY
Manchester, Dec. 9th, 1929. ,r9,sc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25
NEW AND sUPE~.IoR ARTycI Es,
Hare Receiued by The Last Packets, very er.eaeir
FASHIONABLE BOOTS &, SHOES.

I EDIILJIIt1:
Such ladies' and gentIemcn's noccasins or over
socks, of every kind of the most comfortable ar
ticles ever invented; And complete assortment Of
India rubber shoes; Leather travelling trunks, with
iron frames, and travelling bags;
Also, ladies' French g. American slippers, trimmed
IN every fashions sealskin g. mockkid walking shoes:
lasting walking shoes, with and without heels single
and double vamps, and lined with India rubber:
elegant lasting silk and satin dress slippers Of every
fashionable colour.
Gentemen's superior made fine calfsSn boots, with
square md round toes, and great variety at every
price to So so; fine caskin bootecs Of eyer; descri
ton, and some very stout; Also, superior dancinp
pumps, with square and round toes and with buckles;
very extensive supply Of misses, boys q chdrens
Boots and Shoes, Servants Shoes of every kind.
GTAll their goods are warranted.
Seal-skin and Hair Trunks of every size.
hr .at the corner Of .uain and 14H streets.
nov 26-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

A Handsome Franklin Stove suitable for coal or
wood; also an eight day clock, warranted to keep
correct time, for sale By
dec 90 WIN. IT. FITZWHYLSO SOM.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

rues noden IN tie clerks Office the county court Of
hnig Queen the 9th of October 1928: Phlip b Pen,
G on pit against Nathaniel Crane and Peyon Crane dts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

ELEGANT GOODS have received by the Exi, ard
~ other late arrivals, 1853 ~
Black and coloured PalmyTine for ladies' dresses
Italian netts assorted, block Italian lusrinns
Black and cooured Gros dc Naplrs
Rich bobbnet lace dresses wells uelerenes ranes an, s,,
Thread and bobbinet aces and etlrirqs ~
Embroidered and plain silk and worsted Hosiery
Superine printed cambricks and French ginuhan,s
sold at the lowest prices for cash. ~ "
Oct ii HAT MI, CON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

NR. WARNER w. PRICE.-As you ara pon.ree
" sGen oil Virginia, and have agent known to me tax
noe al snail AT the following places and periods VIZ at Fe
ters iaveTn Cumberland county, Va on the rs Satr,v n
January next At William Newton jr buckingham county W.
On ue ur' saturday m said January Creensbur,
dePosIons and adav OF snd.y witnesses TO be read as e
chce m suit IN te county OF Cumberland in CHANGER
N whch am plaintiff and you and others are defendants
ig--w5t Holm u ISIi = "a S1c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

TgNI{IRTEEN NEGROES.-Yillbe sold on Sa,,rds-
sd jan 1929 at IL O'Clock, in from, Office for c;sh
10 negroes to- WIT sam, Isham Billy Amcy Isbell Rachel
ana her SIX chldren-by order of JOHN W BRADLEY
Administrator Of Philip Souhal dec
L. e. A. HUBBARD, Aues
ADDITIONAL.
WIZ DC a'tcd 10 the above sale, likely vours 0s fo
a. SraiS Vi "se = & A. RI AucS
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

NEW DRY GOODS STORE.-,Lg MS ~ MN
Ih mas taken the store formerly the occupancV o,
LIN S , Hon d Brothers, immediately opposite Messrs
han & Nloores and has on hand a General -
staple and fancy Dry Goods; among which are -
SSlo'iN casslineres and sattinets fine and coar-,
htd, white, green and yellow fannels
Sik and striped Valencia vestincs
Swansdown and Alarselles do
liI.n and German linens lawns and camtr;rq
Ca'coes assorted, embracing great variety
tancy' striped and plaid ginghams
liam and figured bOmbazeits, yaros -ol,rs
a. to ID Jaconet and hook mislins
Null, India and Swiss do
swiss and black Italian silk cravas
1an'nn and Mandarin Grapes. Italian d.
PACK italian lustTng, senchcws and sarsrctg
a large assortment of silk, cotton and Uoollsn b,s,-
fashlonablc bonnet and belt ribbons
Tag bdndanna and cotton handkercIrefs
Gloves and combs OF every description
men and cotton tickmgs, furniture and aryo- ,lcc.
IDluSeys ana kerseys suitable for servants clothing
pplnWn ana hicachcd domestics, diapers &c
saIpeting, hearthrigs umbrellas, SC &c
orr for cash '' ' ~ 'Stous 20 SCI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

ne Defendants not having entered their appearar.o 90
gwen security according 10 the assembly and the rules
S court ana appearing by satisfactory evidence at thee
an nor maants OF TINS state ordered that the defendants
90 appear here on the second Monday m January rey and
answer me bill OF the plaintiff and thai copy of This order b1
inserted IN some newspaper published in the CITY OF
Hchnon Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted At the rt
door OF the court-house OF the said county $50 INV"
8O' 4 copy. Teste, ROBERT POLLARD II n g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

VII: annual meeting OF the Stockholders of the Bank of
Virginia, Will be held their clearinghouse in the CITY
oil Richmond, on the first Monday in January
Dee'zd, i828-Stc w. cambridge Cashr
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fuIRsTERFIELD ACADEMY.-TL;e Ine,,,,;

4 CHESTERFIELD ACADEMY-Tbie Ine,ir,,io,
is situated in the county of Chesterfield about six miles
south of the Court House, and about nine miles north c
Petersburg IN very healthy and tckly settled neigborbood
large ana commodous House has lately built by the
'ehus Oh science In TINS county, and finished agreeaby
the most approved modern plan, will shortly be s,,pnied
with Maps Globes and suitable Mathematical Instruments
or The comfort and the students yre ,rL Il
exesled by but few Houses of the kind in the State
The Academy viii open in the house for the pur
POSE ON the hrt Monday in January next, and continue Ting
the scholastic of months the pernendance Of
WILLIAM SHEVER, who graduated Hamilton oIiege
10 august 1874 and has since that time been successfully enga-
geo IN teaching tho Greek and Latin languages together with
the various branches of English education HIS oualica
mons and assdny as Teacher and method of pre-
I'mS yuous and honorable emulation among his pupils
are too well known in this of country to require
euosium from u.s. An able Assistant will also be EMPLOYED as
soon as the number of students will justify the expense
Inc following are among the studies which viii be arrh in
Grammar, Geography, History Logic Rho,oTc MOI, Pbiio
phy Elements OF Criticism, Evidences Natural and Revealed
heison Arithmetic Algebra Euclid Surveying Natural Phi
oPhy Neobers or Hutton Mathematics and Henry's Che
misy, together with full the most approved In
ana creek authors In addition TO their ordinary studies the
more advanced Students will have stated eue, exercises
IN Composition Defamation, and Forensic Dsuutaton The
e INSTITUTION IS not only TO qualify young
also for admission into the different Colleges and Universities
throughout the Union.
The heaihulncss otc situation being near sever, sios
OF excellent waer the sober industrious habits of the
hood entirely secluded from of vice and dss5t;,
render desirable for the pursuit of science ne I'll %
The formation Of correct and virtuou hasBoar can be had
m respectable families, and convenient distances for the
moderate price Of $50 per annun Rnariars ; he "a
as members of the families in which they reside and no
viii be wanting render their situation easy and omfoae
Inc terms OF tuition will be, for the dead languages 80 dollars
per anum and 20 dollars for the Mathematics and Erg
studies. - A>"s"'"
Those who may feel inclined patronisc this young Ins
on now struggling into life respectfully invited to call and
see the facilities which here presented for the o,o M
useful eamng-Tf they do shall feel sanqine IN the rlet
mat will not be suffered to decline for the want of reasona
oe snare OF their patronage The trustees feel deeply sensible OF
the obligations under which they laid by the liberal dna
tons OF generous and enlightened community IL is hoped
ha their expectations will not be dSapPoncd-ha the use.
un OF the Institution viii eventually prove commensurate
with the anticipations of its founders
JAMES HOWIETT !
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25
NEW GOODS.

.NEW GOODS
ENLEGANT carved tortoise tuck and side-combs
~ DO plain do of all sizes
New style calicoes and printed cambrics
Jet and blue-black Marccllinc, gros dc naplcs
and Italian lustrngs
Black, blue and MKT broad-cloths
Cassmers, sattinctts, blankets, and variety of
other scasonabe goods which are offered ut reduced
prices, Tor cash,hy HALL NELSON.
Dec 23
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$500 REWARD.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sum of FIVE
IL HUNDRED DOLLARS has been subscribed
oysevera citizens of this place, for the apprehension
OF the person, persons, who assaulted and robbed
Capt Simon MLean, (since dead) in this City, on
the evening of the l It'll instant.
The paper bearing the of those who have
subscribed this reward will be produced on application
70 the publishers ofthe Daily Wing, the Richmond
Compiler. Dec 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

JAMES HOwLETT. !
PETER +. BOISSEAU, |
ALEXR. GIBBS,
JOHN COGBTLL,
WIN. r. JOHNSON, !,
JOHN w. JONES,
JOSEPH DUDLEY,
JOHN r. WALKER,
THOS. T.. BURFOOT,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-03
BY AUTHORITY.

LAWS OF THE uslrED STATES PASSED AT THE
EIRsT SESSION OF rHE TWENTIETH CONGRESS.
Jpuprrc-No ID
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October twenty first. seventeen hundrcl
and eighty, be authorised to receive, on;
tf any money in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated, the amount Of his fu
pay in said line, according to his rank H.
the line, So begin with the third day o.
March, one thousand eight hundred am
twenty. six, and To continue during his nat
ural life: Prorided, That, under this act,
no officer shall be entitled TO receive a
larger sum than the full pay of Captain
in said line.
See. 2. find be Il further enacted, That,
whenever any of said officers mas received
money Of the United States, as a pension
or, since the third day of March. one thou.
sand eight hundred ond twenty six, afore-
said, the sum so received shall be deduct.
ed from what said officer would, otherwise,
be entitled TO, under the first section OF
this act; and every pension 10 which said
officer is now entitled, shall cease after
the passage of this act.
Sec. 3. .3rd be Il further enacted, That
every surviving non commissioned officer,
musician, or private, in said army, who en-
listed therein for and during the war, and
continued in its service until its termina-
tloD, and thereby became entitled to re-
ceive a reward Of eighty dollars, under a
resolve Of Congress, passed May fifteenth,
seventeen hundred and seventy-elght,
shall be entitled TO receive his full month
ly pay in said service, out of any money in
the Treasury not otherwise appropriated;
to begin on the third day of March, one
thousand eight hundred and twenty six,
and to continue during his natural life:
Prorided, That 10 non Commissioned Off
Ger, musician, or private, in said army,who
is now on the pension hist of the United
States, shall be entitled to the benefits Of
this act.
Sec. 4. Ind be IL further enacted, That
the pay allowed by this act shall, under the
direction of the Secretary Of the Treasu.
ry, be paid to the Officer or Soldier enti-
tied thereto, or to their authorised attor-
ney, at such places and days as the Sec
rctary may direct; and that foreign Officer
shall be entitled to said pay; nor shall any
Officer or Soldier receive the same, until
he furnish to said Secretary satisfactory
evidence that he is entitled to the same, in
conformity to the provisions OF this act;
and no pay allowed by this act shall not in
any way be transferable, or liable TO at.
taCHibci', iSNy, VI SSiLuIe, ny any ltRai
process whatever, but shall enure wholly
to the personal benefit of the Officer or
Soldier entitled to the same by this act
Sec. 5. .aud be ii further enacted, Tha,
so much Of ssid pay as accrued by the pro.
visions Of this act, before the third day OF
March, eighteen hundred and twenty.
eight, sball be paid to the Officers and
Soldiers entitled to the same, as soon as
may be, in the manner and under the pro-
visions before mentioned; and the pay
which shall accrue after said day, shall be
paid semi annually, in like manner, and
under the same provisions.
A. STEVENSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
S. SMITH,
President of the Senate, pro tempore.
Approyed-l5th May, le3S.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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.sS&ssG;SS' N~Ia4 :,

81 a.SI.;SSs Nc, lu.
- oTlCE Us hereby gwen That the
" Subscribers were appointed n legal
Town Meeting, held the Sd inst. 70 assess
a Tax OF 1920 and a cents. on the In.
habltanis aud rateable property IN thia
Town, TO be collected and paid into ,hs
Town, Treasury on or before the Is, dny VI
Dec. Next.
We therefore call on all Persons inter.
ested therein, to give into either Of us, a
List of their Rateablc Estates. ON or before
the 2e,n lnsiant.--Ne porncularly request
attention TO this duty, ss there probably
vii be great alteration in the Valuation.
Verbal statements cannot be received,
and Lists handed in must be according 10
law, and attested to.
THOMAS BUSH,
STEPHEN GOULD,
WILLIAM W. FREEBORN.
Newport, June u, IS2S.
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TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT, )
Nav %. 1923. {

The "Act for the relief Of certain SUP
viving Officers and Soldiers of the Reyo.
lution," approved on the 18th day of May,
1923, (of which the foregoing is copy,)
will be- carried into effect under the fol-
lowing regulations
Each Officer, claiming under the act,
will transmit to the Secretary of the Trea-
sury a declaration, according to the form
here unto annexed, marked A, and each
non commissioned Officer, Musician and
Priuaie, according to tho form marked b.,
accompanied by the oath Of two respecta-
Bile witnesses, as TO his identity. which
oath is TO be taken before justice of the
Peace or other mag istrate, duly empow
cred 10 administer oaths in the State or
Territory IN which he resides, and anthem
ticated under the seal Of the Court Of the
County IN which the oath was administer
ed, as shown in the said forms.
Each Officer will also transmit his COM
mission, If in existence and attalnable, and
each non-comDssionedO Officer, Musician,
and Private, his discharge which docu-
ments after being registered. will be re-
turned. If the commission or discharge
hss been lost or destroyed, lie will trans
nit such other evidence as he may possess
or can obtain, corroborauve of the state.
ments set forth in his declaration.
If the evidence transmitted, taken III
connexion with that afforded by the pub
lie records at Washington, be found salts
factsry. the amount Of two years full pay,
at the rate TO which the Officer or Soldier
was entitled, according to his rank in the
| line, at the close ofthe war, or at the time
uf his reduction, (as the case may be, but
| in no instance exceeding the full pay Of q
Captain of the Continental Line, will be
! transmitted To him, at the place Of his res.
| .ience, after deducting therefrom the q.
| nonni of any pension which lac may have
sceiyod from the United States since the
:. Jay Of March, leu. lie may, howev-
r. authorise any other person to receive
liz for him; in which case, he will execute
I power of attorney, according to the a.
| ,oxed form. marked &. which must be = .
,wl-dged before a Justice of the Peace.
other Magistrate, and authenticated Ur
The seal OF he Court OF the County, .,
same manner as IS already prescribe
| egard TO deeinrations. But no pay
,.Bt VII be made TO any sUch atiorney
,tt ne has made oath. according tc a..
nnexed form -. tnlt the pay which nc
| .uthorisad 70 receive Is nisnded 10 enut
Z f,hol}y 10 The personal bene6l o! TIE On
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superior Brown ShSetinz.
wMs. u. GREENE.

PROVIDENCE, lR. ~
H EEPS constantly on hand, Superior
IN brown SHEETlNGS, 81 inchso Sidp,
in neat packages, of about 500 srlts-A
They are manufactured from thu brat %
New.OIloons Gotten. and are particularly
well adapted to the retail trade. biutrs
from abroad will receive prompt ntttb,iph,
ALSO, on NAM,
A general Assortment OF Broadtlbihp
Cassimeres, Sattineits, Philadelphia Fur'
nilure and Apron Checks, Stripes, PlnldA
&c. Providence, April 4, 1899
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HEALTH Negotiations.

A II meeting ofthe Board Of Health for the
"A Town ofNewport, on the 9TH day of June
1923, IL qoaS ordered and deereed, That the
following Regulations for preserving the
Health Of the Inhabitants, be, and are hereby
adopted;
Ist. That no fish be spread upon the Land,
within a mile of the compact part oftbe town,
and that no heaps of fish hc deposited any
where within the compact part of the town,
nor IN any other part OF the Town within nifty
rods Of any public road, nor IN any other
place within the limits of the town, unless
they are covered with sand, earth, or other
materials, that no putrid or offensive smell
shall arise tberefrom.
I'd. That dead horses, hogs and othor ami.
mails, shall be 80 buried, that there shall be at
least two feet of earth upon them, or that they
be carried of into tho haIbor, at least a mile
from the compact part Of the town, and sunk
by having stones or other weights. attached
to them, and that such as may be carried to
Eastons Beach, shall not be thrown into the
sea, but shall be buried in the sand, either on
the beach, or on the marsh adjoining thereto.
Sd That no person suffer his sink gutter, or
other drain, for conveying awny foul. water,
TO run into any street, lane, or any wharf IN
Town, after the 10Th day Of June inst. 10 the
LIST day Of November next.
9TH. That no person erect any hog pens, in
ahy Of the streets, lanes or alleys IN this town,
and that all hog pens be at all times kept as
clean and free from offensive smell as the na
ture ofthe case will admit.
5th That no heaps Of dirt, or manure, be
deposited in any Oft the streets, lanes or alleys,
in this town.
9th That the Inspectors Of Nuisances, or
such Of them as the Board Of Health may Sc
loct and instruct for that purpose, as soon as
may be after the commencement Of these Re.
euIations, and at such other times as the
Board Of Health may think proper to direct,
visit and examine all the yards and enclosures,
priviss sink holes, slaughter houses and hog
pens, together with such cellars as they may
suspcc; to be in an uDwbolesome condition, in
the compact part Of the town, 10 ascertain
whether the aioregoing Regulations hsvo
been properly complied with, and whether
they are generally ia cleanly state that they
report 10 the President Of the Board all such
persons as have neglected or refused 90 com
ply with the Regulations, or whose premises
are in an offensive or obwholesonle condition.
9Th. That all violations Of uhe aioregoing
Regulations, be punished by a fine not less
than 81 or more than $40, at the discretion
OF the Court before which the case shall be
tried
IL is hereby recommended 10 the Citizens
residing in Thames. Street and in Market and
Washington-Square, 10 cause the space Ia
front oftbe Estates they respectively occupy.
| TO be swept at least once in two weeks, to the
middle Of the Street
Fohd, Thst the foregoing Regulations g.
into operation on the 18th Of June instant
sId 10 continue until the LIST day Of Novembe.
he1t.
By order, BIB. ROWLAND, cterk.
Newport, June IL, le25
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This Dry opening, Gt
ia, \ srahsE 4 MES
Ii. S. CAHOONE.
AN ASSORTMENT OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
ConSisfiny oC

FOREIGN ANp DOMESTIC GOODS,
Consisting Of
DROADCLoTHS blue, black and otIr.
ID er colors, low priced ana fine; cussi-
meres, flonnels, bombozatts, black crcas-
SANS, bombazin, red raw silk Shnwls, ga
msrino do. square with palm corners, ian:
cy hdkis. from 10 cts. 10 81; Briusnlas,
ehoppas and Bondsnnas, French anu In
dia Black Levan'ines. Slate PoDgees,
Blk Grus de Naples. White a. BjG uf
Paradise do. cheap gauze Garnllurc, PLAN
broad Taiieta and satin ribbohs. Betting!
upcr Brown Batise PLAID a. striped do B 4
plaid a. Striped Gingham-, Linens, Lin.
ten Cambrics, Imitation do. Plain 6s dot
ed swiss, Swiss Jaconet and Mall, Book
Musllhs, brown CnmbrIc ,Culicoes from ia
c,s Is. Thread Lace, Al g. GA plain
Nets. Linen Floss, Boxes oi cotton at 9d
Ladies blk Kid Gloves AT Is. assorted Par
is do. Bowdards and Rayels do, whi,s, blk,
and Slate English Silk do. cheop Canton,
Nankin d. French Grapes American din
ty, Tickings, Gingasms-- Bleached ena
Unblcached Sheeilrg ond Sbirtingj
Also A. small lot of over yard Nitla
SllEErING at 9d per yard.
Newport May 2.
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TO Let.

TVHE lower part Of the House in Frank
i Street, formerly belonging 10 mr.
4 Nathaniel Bird II has on excellent wei
b, water, sod half ofa garden. For fur
,ler particulars apply on the premises
gune }.
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LOOK HERE!

1--WE or Six Bourders can be acommn.
IL dated at The CASTLE HILL FARs, ia
the Meek. The situation is extremely plea
sant, having an extensive view ofthe ocean,
and it's facilities for fishing and fowllug
are not exceeded by any other location CD
the Island. Access may be he'd 10 tue
Farm either by land or water.
Apply to JOHN A. COLLlN1.
Mach ~. 1893.
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Stone Cutting
PHILIP STEVENS,

TAKES this opportunity TO inform his
j friends and the Public, that he D.
removed from Job Shcrman's Wharf Is
Inc north eud Of Thames. street, NO -,
where he keeps constantly on hand, Gra's
stones of all descriptions, Of the hrst quail.
ty, and os ehesp as can Dc hso |" lhe
State.
ALso--hesrths, frc places, and oil oth-
-r work in bis line, done 10 order and WIZ
despatch. An orders fIsm The county
strictly sttendsdis.
mar. y, 1885 sW4
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Revolutionary Claims.

AN ACT for the relief Of certain surviv
ing Otfccrs and Soldiers Of The Army
the Revolution.
BE IL ernet,f BY N. Send's and Hons
Of Rsprs,ainiyes ofhs Fpi'ff S'ries g'.3
.n,s,icG in Congress osasrH . 80 e.
sfthe sury.ting ofire.s 70 20 army y &
Ncyolatio1 in ;se Continental LIE, .n'
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Ger or Soldier whose attorney he is.
Ii is requested that all letters TO the Sc
sretary OF the Treasury, IN the subject.
may be endorsed on 'he cover, "ReSolu-
,ionary Claims" RICHARD RUSH.