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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06
JOHN MILLER. }r.,,.e,
DAVID r. EDLEY, I i''''''
June I. ifwtds.
.lune4.
DURsUANT to decree of the superio

MDoRSUANT to decree of the Superior
Court of Chanoery. for the Lynchbng
Districf, rendered on the Sd day of November
1873, IN the cause Of Armistead w Forest a"d
o'hers, pitts. against Tucker w. Clark admin
aMrat9r OF Wn. Clark, decd and others defts
Inc undersignedNl arshall Of the said court,
WIZ SELL on Friday the 2lsi of August. 1929, il
'd'r' II not the next fair day thereafter, for
."sn' on tne premises. a tract of land lying and
being on both sides Of Flat Creek. in ibe coun.
" of Campbell, containing 60 acres, bounded
~ the lands Of Tucker W. Clark. James Rus.
sell. Conrad Specie and OF ers. or so much rs
wl'l be sufficient TO satisfy said decree, with
the costs OF sale. 7. A. HOLCOMBE NJ
July %. vtds9s
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IMPORTANT,

Ala,tiooroaicoPhornio phere left ,ou Cronou.
acknowledges The Boston Commerc;,l Ca
1eae OF f"iay last, has the following Hipbi,
important intelligence, WHICH we hasten 20 In .
before our readers W '"y
General nv Green. Editor Of the Washing.
i ION telegraph, is now on visit 70 this c;,v !,
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
DANIEL {. Crosall, OF New Jersey To be Con-
sul Of the u. States, 80, the pori oil Nlnseilles,
III France.
John jackson, Of North Carolina, 10 he Con-
sui OF the United States, for the Island oil Mar
Unique.
William Daniel Patterson, OF New York, ~
be Consul OF the United States. al Aniwerr.
Nal. Int.
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BALTIMORE, July oS

ALllmOkFi july
Slick 10 he Carriage Tins is advice which
mas scarcely even tailrd to prove saluiary
"hen followed in cases where horses become
unmansg"a'le, and run off with the vehicles
10 winch they are attached while, on thu
contrary, lives have frequently been lost. and
lifnoS very often broken, where persons have,
Per"'hed their fears to overcome their juJg-
men ana have attempted 10 escape by lcaping
out fesferdy afternoon a carriage containing
TWO 'adies, Was passing up Baltimore street
"n'n the horses took fright and set off at
i'' speed. They ran the distance Of four or
nVe squares before they were arrested in
HER progress. In the course of which
'hr carriage was several times very near
being overturned. The driver, howe,
er, maintained his seat on the box. the
,d'es their places within, aud the foot boy
his stand hehind, and thus they escaped
without injury except the fright. Had an
alienp' hem made by either 10 leave the car.
rage Is hardly 10 be doubted that broken
l'mb' nj least, would have been the conse.
q"tnce. american.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

A Son of Mr. Robert w Ash. the editor Of the
National Gazstir, at Phiiadelpbr, goes ont as
an aiiaeiie 10 tGr MISSION To England. The ed
dor has become quite !acA'on'a,' OF late.
Bali. Pat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

Another instance ofproscription has occur
red in this State. James NJ Knight Postmaster
al Statewide, Irrdell county, has been reform
cd oct Of Office Vie wasa friend 10 the late
Adminslra lou, and thai was ctmr enongh.
lRaitigh Register.
DIR ID. p. II Irson 10 be p 81 nastr, at Mon
fabian, (Warrrn counly. M' sis.ippi,) in place
OF D. Cross. Temored,
James Duncan. esq Postmaster at Aarons-
burg, Centre county, has been removed from
the office, anA German Printer, whose name
we do not now reeoIecl, appo'nied a. his place.
The Postmaster at Sagg HnboI. L. l. on
T. Dering, Esq. has beeo remoyed--certalnly
not Tor misconduct or ntompeiency-aud s.
Philips. Editor Of the Republican Wa,chman
l. appointed his successor. N. Y. Amer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

Joshua Catpeu;er, OF Howaod, has been ap
pointed Collector OF the Custom, i'T The Port
Of Cas,ine, SIaint, in place % san"e! X. Gil.
man, Tem0Ued
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

ron are n0s 10 this port, Wis. Delaware -,
frigaie Java, Sioop Fairfield, ard Schooner
Porpoise. We have been detained bera more
than month by csoris-mariai, which have
beca daily in session except on the Sabbath
Three Leulenanls of the Marine Corps. one
sea Lieutenant, ons Surgeon, an1 i~a Mid
shipmeh ,iav. passed through the ir trials, and
been dealt with as, IL The Judgment OF Tie
re. peeiiye Cauifs, justice and the health Of the
Navy de manded. lo zach one Of ihose unisrin-
nate patients, these boards Of health have ad-
uiin,seFrd wormwood aud gall. Only one ol
them remains on duty ~ the squa ron.
You have doubtless before this learned the
fudles.Dc,s of Commodore Cranes eApedion
Ia treat with the Grand Sultan. The COIN
inoiufe reinrnsd he.e STA or seven WEEKS ago.
With our ship. AS the Courts are tlas dAy cos
ed. our snip, will soon be dispe' sed e' different
cruises.
T. ,. An officer nf distinction ias received
not C Gom high authority thai his services in
the squad on will be dispensed with. Whether
he will return Immediately iothr uniird Stairs
or spend the season n-rp. ! do not KNOW.
| Tie Washington Correspondent al the New
fofk Courier and Enquirer, wrI,es rs follows
- have Iusi sen A 10 ter dated 18th OF May
1929. from tie RIO de Ia Plata. stating that al
fairs on board the HUDSON Gtgale are ia n te'-
rIble ate tina, armed s"nim-Is. with bayO-
nets fixed, are parndlng the wafdroom before
the si4te.ropms Of tso lieutenaois, who are
compelled 10 b. content with PLAY ing bo.perp,
through the small aperture Of inelr slHte-rooin
doors. S1ndry nId-ship,nen a e in ronh trmeni,
and IL is expected all u i'll he frled b gu mar
iIHl' The moment TIL the Boston aud laadalm
arrive from their cruse. This i. u novel state
OF things on board an American figae."
-.Gf9-
A citation has been issued. we understa III
by the Circun Courl. against the Editor OF tie
Baltimore Repub lean, Tor contempt OF Court,
ia publishing the testimony in thr case of Wat.
kids, IN opposition ~ an order ol.the Court.
1ier. Phentr.
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COL. FABHlER.

AhiS chsalrous and en'erpri-ing Frenchmap
appears, dots not remain in Greece A..
writes IRON Nodon on the Sth of ApriI -
""Ne returned IL this country with instrucjo,.
from the French Government. When acc.,3-
GU 'neh II a beeause they squared with NV
se"'inehs' have 40 personal wish. and
o"'y s"nght an opportunity To make fresh u.
ieFs, ano 10 bring fresh sacrifices
HIS my intention to relire with the sails.
'hcIlon thai served a nation in time ofdanp.r
aho 10 support II IN case ofnecesiiy wiz nv
blood and that | assisted with cups,ao,,,.
uHtll AID was afforded it, know 90, yhs, p,n
V'"ence may have IN store for this maeoaui.
nous, and As yet, little knpwa people by say
oi reward for lis sacrifices II is NV p,otr
ardent WISH that II may attain the name Of -
"d"oh ahdihsi time may deselope what Ills
capable OF expect here 10 lie rrcaijed nv
government and hope in few months 10 be
with my family agan"
Col Fabvier has under the IN )st critical and
DANGEROUS circumstances, dis played a rare dc.
Votedse>s 10 Greece. thus distinguished Off.
Ger mas made the greatest sacrifice % this no
oie Cause, aud his name will in future be closely
eonnecie" with The liberation OF Greece.
Neare informed that DR. ZoIlikoffer of this
CIV nat presented 10 him for eSaroina ION a
mead OF cabbage, that was found TO contain
fWtWy ticO Aesd DIS incosed IN such manner by
Tue th'"f" haves, a TO form one of The most
solid and well ar" ang, d ht ads tc all hpppar-
a'c', mar the Hon cuturst would desirr 10
eAth /, rs Tar sample oftne goodne,s ofha
crop ti-h'een Of hest head, @eIe as per.
iectiy formed as il is possible TO imasine
...... Hinerrd d Emernid
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July so.

1NFoliCE.-by virtue of IA deed OF uusi
~ xeculed 10 the Subscribers by Ambrose
n"cHe' and Betsy his wife, and is OF r. cord IN
me county Cour, of Amherst, for certain pur
poses IN SAID deed exp,essed-wil be exposed
10 SAFE, at public auction, on Friday the 7k
cay OF August next, il fair, if noi, on the next
Ia" DAY, tract of LAND containing sixty a
cfes, '.'ne near iiller', Greek in The county
OF amherst. Another tract continuing abou:
''r'een hundred and forty acres, briog the
'rac' Oh which said Rucker resides. Also, one
other tract in the same neighborhood, con ain
ing eight hundred and thirty nine acres, on
winch GEORGE Tihsley res DIES. The sale will
be on credit Of one, two aud three years,
me purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
cur'f, and deed OF trust on the land 10 secure
'ne purchase money. Acting as trustees, the
subscribers will conve, such ute as is vested
~ them by said deed. aud none other, which
'hty otiieve Unique stionable.
he above safe will take place nj the resi-,
uence isaid Ambrose Rucker, in Amherst
county.
JOHN MILLER, D.,
n,Uln n \Irl5tees
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

France 4aough sheif united esefiions were
,x;,bea for. 1sade was IN most depressed
s,aie. 10 consequence OF tne great preparations
for the war against kuss's.
The emperor has spent all The money oot-
ru,s ell ia.l year, aud has OPENED fresh aeso''s-
ti.n, fns n private lean ~ sEnglsnd and fa"ee
n. consequence OF the resistance MATE ~ i"'-
key. tor Thai amount, there l. ,,p,nng fesh"e,
taa.eh IL IS supposed "a be Tor latsrf sun
than thai of last YEAR This being the hfs oAt
q, The W. ek, there wis rather more oasiie III
the Bank aid Stock market, particularly l"e
LATER. which was increased by ihf Lei 'pA'
money for few days forward. inches D per
Gent, and tour pen cen Tor more distant per-.
,,a..--S,ch Was tie dsrsss. that special
transfer Of st,0u oil Caasols vas made tbs eau
only lie dune Ivy prtfiiui s the Bank ph'e'o's)
Al IS, the q uiaiiou Tor the accosni az LIE mo-
uent ofsa.e is ~ Id
This q. nied lnie panic. and oonso's Tor
accom- ahich opened al IS -. sellers, were
down al s. IS.
For tao hours previous 10 The close ri buti'
ness scarcely bargain as 90 lie. nut eon'ol'
for acepaM r, covered To IS - buyers.
Sir Humphrey Davy died at Geneva on the
mufnius OF the 2g.h May.
The kinc Of France. Il is said. expends al
raaliy 10 0o francs too shouting parties II =:
inlimateI that some Of the Chambes Of DE
puties receive allowances TO attend these raf.
ties.
Tiff. April %.
-, A report from Mi. Gpuelsl fankraiJew
Commanding the leit wing ol our troops, gives
an account olau Itacs made by "a name'oui
h5rle OF Cards upon three vlilag, ;, which the,
surprised ard piundrred. Thy "fre. howe"
sr, pursued, AID oseriaken hy sisy Cossach'
aud soma lnfAnfry aud entirely oned, With
the loss OF forty Killed aud iveo, Il - prison
ers. among sho'n was their commander M
u,sf Aga. feiaio III Hos len Pechs. The To-,
of he kanians VA. yeg rrning.
Peterborough. My 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

Yhe ship Thomas. Dickinson. has arrived ~
New York from Liverpool bringing LONDON
papers :, the 1871 and liverpool 10 the 18Th
dune INCLUSIVE. Tie packet shp Ed@srd Boz
raffe ha. also arrived finn Havre. briuein
Psrts papers 10 tn y h June. From the New
Sork Commercial. Eveni Posi-, and Journal
% Cnmmafce, We make ths extracts which FOL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06
Remorai, and " pointmsnls IN Al.dnn.

Rem0faIs aaf dJp0intmeq's N I"dsdhn.
Abner NJ Carry II be Postmaster ut Brook
vile. viee n. u. uallion. rsmoltd.
Jane, W. Hun'er 10 /. fs master ut Law
rencebgrg, vice Hon. Isaac Damn. re1tored.
Col. Abel &. Pepper. Gate Candidate for
Lieut.. Governor 10 be- Postmaster al Rising
sun. wee Caleb a. Graft. reHlored.
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"THE TRAVELLING CABINET"

lie IRAp ELLiNG GABINEl =.
Extract oil II letter 10 the Editor oil the Patriot,
dated WAsHiSGros, July %, 1929.
/. Inc President has returned from his yisit 10
Maryland.
Q. The Secretary ofMe Treasury ned some
time sInce from his visit 10 Pennsy lvania.
.. The Secretary ofhe Nary has returned from
ms visit TO NHgtnla ana New York.
d. The Second Comptroller Of the Treasury,
Mr.. Editor IH, has returned from his long
tour through New Hampshire. In his alb
srnce, The acting Comptroller, The chief
clerk, passed 10 Inc creii ol Harris and Paul
ding. The sums drawn from them by Wat
kins.
8. the ia'e r,iing Comptroller, and chit clerk
IN Hhl's oihce, is gone on wish to Virginia
T.. thr Scr, farg of SAFE IS gone 10 Delaware
10 attend the conterenee between himself,
aii Ofapoi Cdusbreteag Of Sew York, and
mr.. WhiStsr McLGne, about the runored
soc'ahon with England, by VIII CHI il i,
thought We may CT rid Of The Tariff. VI.
Secretary Van Baren is the syest fellow a
I've lie had the cunning 10 carry some
ladies With hm, for the purpose OF binding
me public AVID giving dl0eren colo, To hrs
journey, He, himself, you know, is wid.
:. over, on -" ionk out.
/" lhe fon'H .4nditOr o. he Treasury [ Mr.
ed'or Amos hendrH, sal on. 'h'satiernoon
Tor keon Ky, w0ere lbe elections are just
cor i>g on.
" lhongt last not least have TO tell you,
iha! M. Berrien the new Attorney General
oflhe UAited Stat 8 has ler the city for
aN1r'hern tour. II rs bar few weeks since
he returned rom his tour 10 the South.
such 4 The present position and condition Of
out Jackson " travelling cabinet" who have
been IN flee hut four short months Bni this
is The age Of - reform"
by h way, do You Sac tina, a new PhiIadr
phlh daily paper. called the "lrquirer," lucky
name,f has broke ground for Mr. Van Barren
in fennsY'vanis7 lie has thus commenced his
approaches awatds Mr.. Cuthou,fS strong hold
aad II he Vice President don't look sharp. his
cunning riva' viii clrcumtept hlm there beto, p
lie Is aware OF il. John Raaioipk, with thai
mingled penetration and spleeu for which his
observations are SO remarkable, once said on
The door of Congress. that John c Calhoun
could give Mr.. jefferson three in the game. a.
mtrigae, and heat him hut Nr. IAN Buren,
can give Calhoun five in TIE game and bea
him-but he won't fad II OF ~ il is too late.
fB7Nim0Te Patriot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

from me heo York Commercial .4drerlissr
Death Of Charles Giifea fine death of AIr
Charles Gilie,t, la,e lessee and manager of
the BoweIy Theatre, was singular and extra.
ordinary We understand thar he died literally
OF 'nhdness, produced almost instantaneousiv
on hearing that MIR. iackeu had taken The
Theatre with which he had been so closely
ronaroi'd ftam It's foundation HE phrenzy
came suddenly hnd terrihty upon him, and
continued without abalemeni until this morn
ing, when he dropped down dead. He neither
ate nor siept,nor was he untrcssed for six or Sc.
yea days but paced his room, II etched L. guar.
red by five or six men to prevent violence upon
himself Mr.. u was an active man, of great
'n"sicsi sc'e"ce and taste, aud "a composer OF
no meah reputation.
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esii!-This is Mnt monics-pig, bristles, brush.
es al, association ofidess Iruit. We do not
doubt the author at tins cute NOTION cou'a
make n whistle on, ola fiss ta'l pa'aiei
10 The above device ~onidhe 10 bang ont the
.,gn nj a horse 10 she.v tiat the advertiser
made ddiy-slicks. lfhH' dhofd'
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Mae York Juiy %.

AtW IoFk. July %
LOUIS Mciane, the Munster 10 England. ar.
iNto ia 'his eHy last evening. Mr.. Rists and
ms family having previously arrived aud The
constellation also, we presume these iuocIion
ries Will soon dcpau Tor their respectiys sta.
tons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-06

correspondence he Journal Of Commerce.
foRr MAH"S. ISL. MIsoncA. May %.
Ane Following Ship of the u States squad
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-11
NEw YoRx. June sth.
LATEST EROM EUROPE.

LATEST EhOM EchOpH.
The fast sailing ship Mentor, Capt. Webb.
arrived last evening from Liverpool, hay-
ing sailed on the evening Of Sunday the
10Th ult. Capt. Webb has obligingly ia.
yored us with Liverpool paper ofihe 9th.'
and London papers to the Stb of May. '
LoNDoN, May g.
The riots in the manufacturing districts,
have produced the consequences that were
to be apprehended. Blood has been she'd
Five men have been killed at Rochdele, g.
about % wounded. For some time past.
there had been much discomfort on the
part OF the persons employed nthe woolen
and flannel manufacture against some Of
the masters who pey lower wages than 9TH
ers. The workmen destroyed the looms
and shuttles, &c. so that persons inclined TO
work would be unable. a riot ensued. The
military were called out, 50 of the rioters
were arrested, and l6 Of them " ere COM
mitted To Lancaster.
A large mob assembled before the prison
for the purpose of liberatng them. They
attacked the soldiers with stones g. wound
ed one nfthem. A party of cavalry arrived,
who fred on the mob, killed ), and wound.
ed 25
A statement has been put forth in seve
| raj papers Of an expedition to Portugal. for
the purpose Of removing Don MIeUEL from
the throne. No such project is in contep,-
tion-.thoueh there is report of some ar
rengement between the great European
powers relative to the affairs of Portugal.
Letters from the frontiers Of Wallachia,
Of April 18th, mention some successes TO
have been gained by the garrison Of Giur-
zero on the 9Th, and alludes to movement
of head quarters TO Krsiovs. with view 10
.ulterior operations against Scrvia. Tho
Russians, however must first dispose ofthe
Turkish army near Widding. and reduce
that fortress.
The French papers announce that m in-
terview would take place between the EN-
peror Nicholas and the King Of Prussia on
the 2Sth, in Slesie.
! a letter from Ancona. states, that the T..
States have failed in their effort to obtsir,
| from the Porte, the cession Of an Island in
tho Mediterranean. They had opened
negotiation with the Greek Government for
The same object, with every prospect OF
success.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-11

In this town on Thursday last, suddenly,
miss Mary HUH. aged 65 years
On the Goth ut. mrs. Mary Simmons, vile
ormr Henry Simmons, and daughter Of mr..
Thomas Allen, aged 10 years
In Tivcr,on mrs PbsSe Wcodman, wife OF
mr.. Enoch Woodman, aged a5out 40 Same
day mrs mary Allen. aged 90. On Wcdncs-
day last, mr.. Luther S,illw.ll, aged 43 years.
At Roxbury ,on Saturday morning last. Gen.
Henry Dearborn, aged 7S. a veteran Of the
Revolution, Major General in the u. State.
Army during the last war, and subsequently,
Minister TO Portugal.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-11

We regret to learn by papers receivel
yesterday from Brooklyn, that Sailing Mas.
ter John Clough, mentioned in the list &c.
companying the account Of the explosion
of the frigate Fulton, as being severely
wounded, died of his wounds on Tuesday
last. Capt Clough, during the last wer,
commanded one Of the gun bats on this
station, and has been retained in the SER
vice since that period. lie was an exper ri
enced and sklful officer
The y. s. ship Falmonih, Charles w.
Morgan. Esq. commander, arrived al PEN
sacola on the 5ih of May, from cruise in
search of Pirates off Cape Antonio. The
boats ofthe Falmouth and Erie under com.
mand Of Lieut., Voorhees,, had made strict
search of ell the KEYS and coast from Care
Antonio TO the river ouanas. They ascer-
ianed that there were no piratical cruisers
on the coast Of Cuba. One man wasInade
prisoner under suspicous circumstances
and taken TO Havana. The Shark has taxi
en- the station at Cape Antonio which the
Falmouth occupied, ond her bouts will be
kept constantly.
The u. s. ship Erie, d. Turner, Esq
comm, nder, had been ten weeks on the
coast of Cuba. giving convoy. Her boats
manned with 60 men, under Lieut.. Tatnsll,
had been upwards of three weeks eDgag-
in securing the keys and coast.
Cotnieyfeits Spurious Bills on the
Landholder's bank, r. /. So, Cranston
bank, r. l. So and Hertford bank, Conn.
are in circulation in Plymouth and vrinity.
"A large quantity of counterfeit bills Of
The following denomination, were recently
handed to the captain Of a Montreal steam.
er, by a person who said lie had foundi them.
that he did not now whCthe erthev were good
or not: bnt who when the vessel touched at
ST, Regis took m opportunity to escape in
10 the states. The bills of the first named
bank, only were represented as well exc
cmad.--MechAnics' Bank of New Haven OF
800; Bank of Geneva So: Bank of Che
mango E3: nnd Hartford Bank S5-The
Louisville. Ky. Focus cantions the public
against$J drafts issued by The Branches Of
the U. s.. Bank, which have appeared in
circulation, altered 10 $50. No drafts sign
ed BY the President. and countersigncd by
the Cashiers Of the Branches, have been
issued, except I0's and SIS s- 900 notes
of the u. S. Bank payable at Washington
and Baltimore branches, are in circulation
in GAINESVILLE, Ohio well executed, engray.
ing good, and paper very gOod-they are
most defective in numbering and flling up
The Grand Jury. for the United States
District Court at Baltimore, adjourned on
Thursday: have found bills for piracy a
gainst several individuals, some Of whom
have been arrested, while others have aed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-11

braces, territorially, so much OF the States
of Massachusetts and Connecticut as lie
east OF Connecticut river, the whcle OF
Rhode Island and New Hamshire, and that
part of Vermont lying east OF the Green
mountains.
II 10 supposed that nearly 200 clergymen
will be present. The Rev. Blshop He'd.
ding will prcside-and the deliberations of
the conference will probably continue more
than 4 week.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-11
BEpUBLIC.A.v CONTENTION

A general REPUBLICAN CoNvENTIos of
delegates aud representatives, from the sew
ernl towns in this State, will be holden at
the STATE House. TN NEWPORT on
Wtdntsday the 24h Of June instant, at z
o'clock r. M. for the purpose Of nominal
ing sui,able candidates, to be recommend
ed to the Ffeemen for their support at the
ensuing election Of Representatives, TO rep
resent this State in the 2lst Congress Of
the United States. II is requested that del
egates from the several towns may be sea
sonably appointed, friendly to tic republican
principles and measures which have for
many years past received the appreciation
and support Of the people Of this state, the
number from each town to be the same "a
the number of representatives to which y
is entitled in the General Assembly.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-11

o. NOTICE is hereby gfUen TO the
Freea,en Of Portsmouth TO meet al DnJee'$
h,E, an said iO,on, on thc 20h instant, at Z
o'ciock. P..M 10 elect Deitgaies 10 attend Ns
Convention 10 be held dthc Court House an
.Nswport, on Hednesday, he 2lh inst. fhe
assembly ,Oesk) 10 agree upon candidoics. for
Representatives. 10 Congress, 10 be support
ed at the .8ugmst election.
Portsmouth, June 10, 1920.