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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24
AIana sc. 10Y Sale.

n conformity TO deed of trust made nv
Il Thomas Oliver, dated ODD day of Decem.
Der, 1920, and by Thomas and John Oliver.
one other deed of trust. dated the 9Th dav of
April, 1928, both of which deeds are dpIy re-
corded in the Clerks Office of the county court,
OF oharlcue-i purpose, as surviving trustee.
to sell, al auction, on the premises, on the OH
day OF October next, the following propertv. in
order TO satisfy the debts expressed in the said
two deeds, 10 wit: tract OF land, in the conn.
ty ofChariotte, on Turnip creek, CONTAINING
24o acres more or less and bounded by Book.
ers road the tract of land on which the said
l homas and John Oliver now resides VIM Eli.
more and others; also Albert a negro how. a.
bout years old. According to the terms of
the said two deeds, the property was subject ,o
cash sale, bu, the creditor being willing IN
Indrlge the purchaser IL months for one tbird
the land purchase, The terms will bs thus. far
the negro boy, cash two third, cash for the
land, and one third payable in ~ months a
bond and approved security. bearins interest
from the date will be required, and a deed of
trust on the land As trustee shall only CON
vey such title as is vested in me by the said two
dee DIS of trust ~
.o GEORGE KENT.
Hub"' ~ wtds5
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New and beautiful fancyGoods.

New and beautiful fancyOoods.
HnHE Ladies of Lynobbnrg and adJscen,
4 country. are respectfully invited 10 ex'
anime our reeeni supply OF fashionable fancy
Goods. We give slight sketch OF Their s'y'e
and character:
Salmon, blue. pink, srswand lilac PLAIN Fal'
meTine
Watered, striped, shaded and figured Languea'
oc Bareges
Seemed morning Barge, new style
Caspian Sbawis of the most beautiful shades
A great variety of rich worked MusI'ns and
checked do
8 plain Bobbinett lace, sup, to any hereto
fore imported
First quality blk. Italian Lutestrings
Which, with numerous other articles IN the
fashionable line. ihey s.e determined to of
fer to their friends nj the lowest market PR
ces. MCKEE, ROBlAoON o.
Ju1e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24
New Grocery Store.


HHE subscriber has taken the brick trne
n meni en- main street, lately in the oeeu.
pancy of johnson 81 Wade, on the alley lead
ing 10 Friends Warehouse. and hns on hand a
large stock of Groceries, which he will sell at
the lowest cash prices. Consisting in part Of
300 Sacks best Liverpool filled salt
10 Hdhs. ST. Croix and New Orleans Sugar
30 Bags prime Green and Java Coffee
lbVo Lbs. Cotton Yarns, assorted Nos.
1000 lbs. Loaf Sugar, superior and common
10 Boxes Gunpuwder and Imperial Tea
Hhds Molasses
1900 lbs. Sole Leather
Barrels Tanners oil
10 Boxes Window Glass, s y 10
Cotton and Wool Cards
Wool Hats, white Domestic Cloth
Int Mails 0i all sizes. Iron Blistered Steel
sperm and Iallow Candies
Lamp Oh, Indigo, Copperas, Powder and
Shot NV
And every other article necessary TO compose a
good assortment.
D5'Hishesl cash prie. given for Wheat
HOBSoN JOHNS.
SeP' ~ tsS
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SNtYA.SE NA.NVNS.

\NVE have just received n supply Of genn-
" iae German Boiling Cloths, which we
inYte purchasers 10 EXAMINE.
MCKEE d MEEM.
u Our assortment Of staple and huc.
Good vii he found desirable. II having oeen
added 40 by numerous arrivals. NJ q NJ
August u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24

VnHE subscribers have hi. ds, formed a
u connection, under the firm Of Spear Il.
pAtTeh aud " VI uan'aci bu'i mess az the Store
iaey occupied ~ Spear. Carleton a. 20 l13
Water Street. where they haye con family for
sale, suitable Tor thu Southern aud Western
markets AZ extensive assortment oil Boots
Shoe, Hats. Cotton aud Wool Caids, 81, Ne
by th. package or otherwise. The facilities We
possess for laying 10 oni stock 10 the best posi-.
bile advantage, warrants rs ~ assuring our
friends and the pubic, who arc in the habit OF
purchasing IN this market. thai We can supply
item oa.as favorable terms rs am house IN tbs
sny ALbA SPEAR.
!. /. PA1IEN
Late Of Lyn.hburg.
New York. Sept 10. {w8
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24
Eemale Euition.

NRS GEORGE will open school in tbs
VH place, on Monday the 29lh inst reg.
uar course Of instruction will be given - Fpe
lish Grammar, Geography, Ancient and p . -
History, Arithmetic, Rhetoric. Conn -.
aud the principles Of TASTE. the use q, the
Globes, draw ing of Maps, and Music. In add.
ton 10 these the pupils, Al the option of thsr
parents. will be instructed in thr Latin and
Greek Languages Algebra and the higher bran
ches Of Mathematics, The text books to be
used IN the school are Walkers Dictionary,
Mulrny's Grammar, Adams on Woodbridge
Geography, Iyller's Elements of History,
Goadrichs American History. Pixies md Co
bourn Arithmetic, BlaU's Rhetoric. abridged
Alison on Taste, Conversations on Natural Phi.
losophy aud Chemistry, Hedges Logic A
gentleman fully competent IS engaged 10 teach The
Languages aud Mathematics.
Sept. II. rs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24

w IRGlNfA---At Rules holden in the Clerks ofcc.
" the Superior Court OF Chaneery for the Lynclb,.
District, the first Gay Of june 1929. Richards Eus
pit. against John Ware, VIM. Ware, Dabney w.,
Anderson Ware, and Ormbnd Ware, defts.
The defendant Dabney Ware not having sptsr,.
his appearance and given security according 10 the a..
ofAssenbly and the rules OF this court and IL
the satisfaction Ofthe that he Is an pb1,
tan ofthls country, is ordered that the said deut
do appear here the first day day ofthe next term
the bill of the paintih-tha copy Of tins a,
der be forhv nh inserted in some newspaper published
III the town OF Lynehbure for months sncces,Iy.
~, and posted atthe front door ofthe hous, IA
the sad town. Aoopy-Te.te. }. WILLS, C.
Aug. 3 W2mlO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24
'lo Country Merchants

q beng our wish 10 extend our business in
" the "ho'esdie hne, we have accordingly, du
ring the present Spring, made every provision
for That purpose and are now prepared to sup.
Ply wholesale customers generally, with almost
every article IN demand, IN either staple, Fan.
ey or Hardware line, aud Al n very moderate
advance. DAVID e. ROBERT KYLE.
April %. Is
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James River Land for Sale.

James River Land for Sale.
PURSUANCE of decree of the county
n court of Buckingham, tho undersigned
commissioners, or one or more of them, will
proceed, on the premises. ON the oath day OF
September next, 10 sell, 10 the highest bidder
tract OF land in the lower part 81 Buckinsb.m
on James River, called Mount Ida.
This tract of land is believed 10 contain six
hundred acres-about one hundred and fifty OF
which are low grounds. good poriion of the
high land is in woods, and is tobacco land
The whole of the open land is in good condi.
lion, and part OF the bottom land extraordina.
lily fertile.
The Improvements originally constructed
WIN an eye TO taste and usefulness, will require
some repairs
An accurate survey of The whole trBct ascer.
tanning the qunntliy of forest and opcn. hin
aud bottom land, will be made before the day
o. sale-and plate, exhibiting the results. will
oe prepared for The information of those con.
Cerned.
ltRMS.-A credit of /, . 3 and 4 wears
VIII he gwen. The commissioners viii reonirc
from the purchaser bond with approved securi-
ty. and will retain lien on the land ill the nur
chase money be paid
GEO. M. PAYNE,
w. l.. FONTAINE. oommis-
WIN. F. RANDOLPH. s'oners'
August 81. ,ds5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24

<NHA CVe oTiCE.--l wish TO sell my
EEF IN tract of land, lying in the
ss " lower end OF Bedford county, a
sk11A 4 bout seven and half miles from
Lynchburg. This tract contains 465 acres, a
boot half in wood land, the balance under a
good state of cultivation, and we'll enclosed.
The improvement sare a comfortable dwelling
house, with all necessary out houses, and
good barns-As no one would probably pur-
chase without first viewing the premises, il
will be unnecessary to be more particular 10
the descripiion-The terms will be accommo
dating, and made known on application TO
The subscriber, living on the premises.
EDMUND C0BBS.
Dec. |. ti32
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24

" the Superior Court Of Chancery for the District
n ehburg, ON Monday the Sd day ofAusust 1870 Az
cbihald Glenn, Pltf against Eustace Hunt, admir-
Thomas Bon din, decd John Irvine, John slaufeld.
in,a. Eas,ha,o Clement Lpscomb, Thomas Slamps,
; g,mes I, ,inev. VIM. Smith, James Scott, John
Linn, Thos. Jeffreys, 40 "mrooe and Harrison stan.
field and ]. Richardson, a'"iis' Vi 'on" e'shhelo,
dee. Defts. - -
Thomas Jeffreys, not having entered thr appsaranea
and given security according to the act Ga assembly
and tic rules Of this court. aud il appear,R "
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants Of tins
country il Is ordered that the said defendants d.
appear here on the tenth dag of the next term,
the bill of the plainnsand that cOpy Of hs
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper publish
ed IN the town Lynchburg, for two month sueesssiyf
and posted the trout door ofthe court houAs u ~
said town.
Acopy-Teste. ID. ROBES, n g.
August IL. wsw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24

\EWE have justreceised a few packages desi-
W rabe goods, much cheaper than previous
supplies. that wo are induced once more this
summer TO invite our town and country friends
to examine the prices, feeling confdent they
will be surprised at the great reduction in all
kinds Of goods recently made in the Northern
Markets. M'KEE, ROBINSON 4 co
WHEAT.
NNWE wish TO purchase several thousand
y" bushels ofWheat,tor which the highest
market price will be given
MKEE, ROBINSON SCO.
July 90
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EXCHANGE.

DRAFTS--on New York, Philadelphia, Bal
timore, Washington City. Richmond and
Petersburg, for sale at small premium,
and in sums TO SUIT purchasers at the lottery
and exchange office Of b. W HEWSON,
Successor TO 5. 4 NJ, Allen q Co.
L,nchburg.
Feb q
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AMIN, COPPERAS, sc

Nov opening irrge supply. of Copperas
~ Alum, &C. which are offered at the ls'ces
HOWE. DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24
s .kHSL GOODS .

= .EIS1 GOODS /.
Black and Colored Palmarnes,
Palnarine Ginghams, new STYLE.
Black and colored Gauze HkfS. sup. quality
extra rich,
Best English Thread Laces Cap widths,
Do do Edsinss,
Very sup. black Satin Italian Leyantine,
Extra large Shell Tuck Comhs,
Sup. Turn Back aud Neck do
SUI crime u ! Cambricks and Muslne,
Do ID Bobbinetr, finest imported,
Thread Cambrcke and Cambrick Hkfs.
Florence Silks, asso ted shades
Which, with numerous other articles. will be
sold on terms most accommodating.
Nick EE ROBINSON 4 Cos
Aup 10
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500 REWARD.

UbANAa ~ rum The subscribers-one re
IA .idihg - Dan tiver Mills, 10 miles above
Da4.ilie -the other. on the fadkin river, IN y
G II mites sonih~es,of Salem, about he 1st inst.
Two negro men WE5TLkY u JACOB Wesley
il lafce black fellow. about feet high, thick
lips. aud remarkable large feet. aud sbou, y
years ef Ige Jacob il inclincd 10 be yellow, a
bout "a wears old. D ieei7 OF inches high
one leg and thigh somewhat smaller
add perhaps shorter than the other, stoops ~
his aslk can read. aud sometimes prsisnds
10 preach aud exborl amongst the nsgro.s-a
blacksmith BY usde, clothes not rsoollsoted.
" brl,eye fbey arr aimvng for The State Of
Ohm or PenUSy lyauia. aud will probably
nhsrge ,heir names and pass as free men. We
Nill give the above reward for said negroes, II
delivered to siiher ~ the subscribers al their
place. Of sidenoe. OF Fly dollars IL secured
~ jail 50 that we get them.
GEORGE ADAMS.
NATHAN CHAFFIN.
u The Wythe Argus aud Winchester Re
publican will insert the above times aud fof-
ward their account 10 this office Tor collection.
Semi. is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-24

n HAVE lot Of excellent Nhiskey on con-
- signment winch will sell very low for cash
or at 90 days credit. HENRY ALLISON.
Sept II
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F0R SAFE or BATTER.

~ tsAcr Of l.aaa .ton,sioine - acres,
- lated ia TIE foantg q BrafsH. aud
CsHps abor 2 miies srufh sesi = New
Lanaor eld mlle from the Aeaaems here
= aaon Pm - actea eleHlsdi IA ~ o. II
sone hue INT uees, vel watassd ben N1inont
ialnsot' ueata. Tho satH land i a. good ~
~ u thal see ian Ell the country la payment
90 Ia sDoes lsnd would take yauoe nflrots
al n Islt uriar Apply ia Col. Ales Aas1s.
~he atts adjoining the land, OF l. lhe subs =
Der. fpnlg 5mefy county, near Saism Wso
wisaes fu IL the place on Is hisb he lives, on
the main .estern road miles from Salem, on
Raauaas rter, v I'll improved, containing 6ss
acres abaa' 81 Of which IS cleared aud n RrIy
all lfesh. ~oail axe one hall the value IN
yong nrgI PES, shonld II suit pur, ha.et.
EDMUND Z. NutIE.
August 90. ws2
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SlGGAyESa

III OR sale by the Box half or quarter box
l-c or dozen, large supply of Segars-all
qualities. at the totcea Prices.
Howell DAVIES
AmpiIsf 10
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TRUST SALE.


ri virtue o. a iced efffust execut sd 10 the
- SUBSCRIBE on tie ! lh February, 1924, by
DW "a Saunders, j. Of LyHcbbWg, and Tor the
pup srs sci inrth IN sal deed, which is Of re-
cord IN 'he Clerk S Olhce OF the county court oil
Bcdiord the subscriber viii sell publicly, for
Ca,h, before The front door of the Frauhhn
Hoiel, IN Lynchbnre, on Saturday the 29lh Of
Auans mex, If fair, { mol, the next far day
thereafter, t7nndass cxceptcd) al undivided
mplef9 o d tract OF land lying in the county Of
H"dtaf1 AID containing BY late survey, five
in1a and uine hundred aud twenty acres, he
lpg me same tract of lad conveyed 10 Dr. Jas.
auGadc,s aud the said David Saunders H.
Jointly by James Pleasnnts, then President OF
che ItGaiy Fund Of Virginia which said con
Fcyanee Is also of record in the Clerks Office
ut ire county court Of Bedford This Is the
tract of lad Of which one Jacob RubSamon
died. sczcd, and al his death, by consequence
~ general failure OF hers, it eschcaled To the
tommmon~eal,h as was duly ascertained by
mgulsitinn found and recorded III the county
'iorasald Tie subscriber. acting as trustee
will convey such title only rs is vested IN him
Ivy sad deed, which he believes 10 be unques-
uonablc. fORDiCE +. BOWEN
The above sale Is postponed until Tuesday
the ooh day of September next.
FEB.
Aug. 30 4w6
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a. 40 REWARD,

WILL give $40 reward each TOT two negro
II men, who ran away from me on the loth
day Of August last, DAVID and DAM
TEL. DAVID is Il low. strong built ncgro. a.
boot Il years fege, he has very high cheek
bones, aud long slim foot, Daniel is also n
low, strong built negro, about 10 years Of age /,
no particular marks recollecied. except he has
bad his nose broken, and remarkable large
eyes. have reason to believe that the said ne.
eroes have been harbouIed by lhos. Matthews
year Campbell court house, who is now in
Campbell Jail, and fear he has an agent who
has, or may, convey said negroes away. Thu
above reward will he given for the negroes
and If the thief be taken, $50 reward for him
JOHN WEBER.
Sept 81. "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-14


ask these gentlemen, who love 10 sp.alS of their
wealth, If they would grant the reasoning to be
good! No, never Well, sir, this would be pre-
clseiy in accordance with the scheme for equali-
zing taxation and representation IL is property sir.
and not persons which is 10 be Represented By this
plan. Away with such n scheme! II is fl; Only FOR
Arissocrass ii il scarcely worthy CT them; il Should
never be named no not even thot OF, AZ becoming
Republicans. l ask gcn,lcUcn, Il this is aii3heY
can say in favor Of the county system, II so, /
call upon t,em to coue ont and confess the fact
that they Cannot sustain their position either nv
argument or upon principle. ! cal! upon them TO
confess, that their object is 10 keep the power
which they now hold. This confessed and
would ask what beueiii we can expect to derive
from going into Convention upon the basis OF
county representation: The representatives OF the
arstocracy OF the country, VIII so there with
hxed determination 10 h0ii the same power, Of
which they ave now So very ealon-;--srd. like
other aristocrats, they might seek 10 obtain sill
more power.
Gentlemen may promise that they viii do this,
or will do that, in Convention; but, cannot hear
them. di~dhin such promises, coming from a mi
nority, or the representatives, OF a minority. To
lend an ear TO tlen would DC Il sacrifice OF priu-
ciPle-it would be course unworthy OF freenen
Mr.. Speaker, want all the rights which have
been bs;owed upon me by The God of Nature, TO be
secured to me, ii they are secured TO others; and
l want the same social rights which are enjoyed
by tho rest OF the Community. These will salts
fy me; these viii satisfy us ALI we ask for nothing
thai is unjust or unreasonable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-14

of your God and mine. Should disclosure of
names even then be made BY me, II will. il posi-
BILE, be made with such reserve, as Tenderness 20
the feelings Of the living, and 10 the families and
friends Of the dead, may admonish.
But no array Of numbers or Of power shall
draw me TO disclosure, which deem prcma-
ture, or deter me from making it, when my sense
OF duty shall sound the call.
In the mean time, with sentiment OF aTec-
tomato and undated regard for some, and OF
respect for all Of you, permit me to subscribe nv
| self,
Your friend and fellow citizen,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-14
p 0 = I TT G - l..

Correspondence 6ei,ceen he EGSicin Federal
fsts and Mr.. HdGmS. The correspondence be-
tween several distinguished individuals ct the fed
erai party IN Massachusetts, and Mr.. Adams, CALI
ing on him Tor the names Of those whom he has
charged with a conspiracy against the general go
vefDment, and for the evidence upon which his
charge wac founded has becn published. We have
been politely favored with copy from the ed
tor OF the Boston Daily Advertiser The contents
OF the pamphlet are, FIRST the statement of Mr.
d,ms which appeared IN the National Intelligent
Ger OF the 2ist OF October, in which the charge
oil treason was advanced-and which our readers
have already seen. Secondly, a letter from seve-
raj oil the distinguished leade,s oil the federal par
~ IN 1907 Il 1905 Y ircm he OF several offers
vino are dead, calling on Mr.. Adams for the
particulars Of charge which so nearly concerns
them-thc names of the actors in this conspiracy
and the proofs of lis existence. Ills letter we
give below. Thirdly, an answer from Mr.. Adams
declining 10 comply with the request contained in
The ietter'inasmuch as none OF the gentlemen who
signed 1t were concerned in the conspiracy * as The
evidence not amounting TO strict legal proof. It's
publication might expose him to public prosecil.
uon, with other reasons; but repeating at the
time, In as strong terms before the charge of A
plot formed by the federal leaders in the Eastern
States to dissolve the Union This document
we also publish to-day. IL is followed in tie pam
phiet by an Appeal OF the writers OF The first
letter" TO the citizens of the United States''-
In this appeal the answer Of Mr.. Adams is cam
vassed severely indeed, but with dignity worthy
OF the writers, and the refu Of Mr. Adams to
state the evidence which his accusation i;
founded, is placed upon what ne have no doub,
will generally be considered lis true ground
namely, that ne had no eUideECc fiat w0lild 6eG,.
10 De suom'ited TO dp Impartial C5lj Intelligent
y community. IN. Y Lr. Post
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-30
NOTICE. :.

TN consequence of being frequently dis
L. turbed by unwelcome visitors on the
land have hired AT tho southeast part Of
the town, for the purpose Of cultivating
during the approaching season, | hereby
inform such persons as are in the habit of
trespassing on my premises and trampllng
upon the ground have been at very con
siderable labor and pains TO improve. that
unless this injurious practice is dscontin
ued, shall seek for protection through a
legqi source. JAMES II. EASTON.
n. b. A valuable Kazan,hium Root,
md Red Piuey Root also, have been stolen
from mrs. ELIZABETH EAsToN's Garden,
Touro street. Whoever will give informa
tion that may lead 10 the recovery Of the
roots. shall receive THREE dollars, or
FIVE dollars for the Thief J. Ii. T..
Newport, Ap. 3Oth, 1920.
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NEW YORK .aNO RHODE ESL.iN'D
STEAM PACKETS.
For New York from Providence, DAILY,
Sundays excepted, touching at Newport.
Arrangements for May.

THE Chancellor Liy'
ingston, captain Charles
Coggeshsn leaves Prov.
idence, May |, q, l2, l6,
and New York, May 4, 2,
}. NJ.
TIE Fulton. captain
Chas Tomiinson. leaves
Providence May ., 7, A.,
10, 20, 90, 30. at l2N Il
9, i3, Ia, 20. p, at l2 NJ.
THE Benz Franklin,
captain r. s Bunker,
ieayes Providence May
4, 3, IL. 10, 90, 81. al
*, May !, 6, l2, i6, 81,
THE Washington
capt. Wm. Comstock
leaves Providence Nav
3. q, t3 lS. - -. at
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-30
MeriNO Shawls.

CEAEn.sS n EAZ.AENIc
HAS just received another lot Of Me
Il Il RINO SIIAWLS, at less prices
than ever opened for so good quality of
Goods, with a variety Of other NEW
GOODS, which together with his former
stock of Goods will make his assortment as
desirable perhaps as at any other store in
town.
CT II. is receiving more or less goods
every week from New York, which will
enable him TO sell as low and keep as fash,
ionabe Goods as can be found elsewhere.
april so.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-30
Nartagans't Bay ompaMN

rNllE stockholders OF the Narraganset'
u Bay Company, are hereby notlfet
that the third instalment of FIVE dUilui
on each share is due and payable on @
before Saturday the 2Jlh instant, and lhn
the annual meeting of the stockholders o'
said Company, VIII be held a, the Dlrec
ior's room Of the Il I. Union Bank or
Tuesday May 9th, at 10 o'clock, for IL,
election of Directors and Transaction ci
snch other business as may come before
them N q. BOSS, Sec. 4 Treas
april %, 1929.