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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-01
NEW AND CHEAP GOCCs.

F-E AHNEi SESSIONS, has received hi4 Ial
& supply Of FASHIONABLE GOODS, among
them are 'he following, viz
Broad cloths. blnck, blue, olive, and r,iAt cas-
,imcrcs; ditto. Pc!issc cloths, ditto English mcruos:
mernos, circaSsuns ,blact> iionaHiues, lcvduincs,
and n-tring-, Canton and nanliccn grapes. mourn
ing gnghams, light ditto clogan, Foulard and
French prints, merno shawls, g. hd.is. berage
aud silk hnndkcrchieis l!orsiin gloves and ulitls
Zig d annrls Y bombazcils for children; red, white,
yellow, and green fanncls: hluc silk and imitation
cnnbletS, brown canblci, paid camhlels, Scotch
piad Tartan ditto, Rob-Roy pIaids, black and
slate wor,ted hose, white NigOnia ditto; black,
slate and white ribbed worsled do; 6-l and Sd
linen damask, Russia diapers, ditto sheein2s, sat
tlnctts, tickings, checks, ,--and great variety of
other goods too numerous TO mention in an adj
yerscment, all of which will be sold low for cash
or approved paper.
Newport, oct. &, 1880.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-01
'oIsT, WEGNEsDAX MORNING, DECEMsEls 4, 1880.

ErROrOSALS by Mary B,RNEY,
40 for publishing on the first Day of
November next, and on the beginning
of every month thereafter, in the city of
Baltimore, new periodical work to be
entitled the NATIONAL MAHA-
ZINE; or LADIES EMPORIUM.
The intended work will be generally
literary, and occasionally political The
literary department shall be conducted
best periodicals. in the country---in the
several departments Of prose and verse,
and their subdivisions into narrative;
sentimental and didactc compositions,
original or selected. Nor, although its
general head be literature, shall the lu-
cubroiions of science, in any of It's bran
chcs, be neglected, when they shall be
offered for publication in the "National
Magazine.
In the struggle which is now going on
between civil liberty and wild anarchy,
under the garb Of democracy, she will
sometimes raise her feeble voice; not a.
"A disputant in the arena ef party, but as
an advocate for certain great principles
which it may become her sex and condi-
lion to feel il lively and deep interest in
maintaining, these times of miScallcd
"rclormation." As victim of "pro-
scription," she has suffered too much,
and knows too much, to permit her en-
tire silence. Upon that subject she
cannot avoid speaking lcelingIy-she
will tFy, however, to speak discrcetly.
If there are any who would still frown.
upon this last struggle Of II mother for.
her family, they are at liberty TO with
hold their support-A Daughter Of the.
Revolution, and the grandchildren OF.
Revolutionary Heroes, will perish ere
they beg in the land where they should
live in honour
This work will be comprised in eighty
octave pages, on fine paper, in new type,
stitched, and coloured COW.
crs-making two handsome volumes a.
year.
TERMs.-The annual subscription will
be Five Dollars payable in advance, or
on delivery of the second number, at the
pleasure of individuals.
All subscriptions remaining unpaid at
the end ofthe year to be discontinued.
For Il single number 7j cents.
Much attention will be paid to for
warding the numbers, and with the least
cost to subscribcrs--it being intended to-
establish agencies in all the principa c;-'
ties and towns, by whom the work will
be carefully delivered. To other places,
or when the number of subscribers may
not be sufficient to establish an agency,
they will be forwarded by mail; unless,
otherwise directed. Subscribers are re-
spectlnlly requested distinctly to pre-
scribe the places, or persons, to whom
the work shall be sent for their use.
MARY BARNEY.
a PRosPEcTrs Is open al This Office
for Subscriptions.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-01
.2SSIG.NEES'S NOTICE.

NNTE This day received from William Moore
w of the town aud county of Newport, an
assignment of all his property, in trust, for the ben
cit of his creditors They are therefore requested
To prcscn, their claims within three months from
the date hereof. as immediately after the cXpira-
ton of that term dividend of his effects will he
declared and pald upon such demands as shall be
received and allowed within that tlmc All per-
sous indebted to said Moore are requested TO make
payment without delay 10
JosErm J. FALEs, o....,,,
". Y. CR,NsToS, '"''
.Aewpo,t, lsH Oct 1870
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-01
EDse. MOOR Il,

FHyENDERS his services to his fellow eiizcn9
" and the public generally, ms practitioner Of
medicine and surgery. Office at No. 93 Thames
street, three doors south Of Market square
MAY 3, 1890.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-01

VE7ANTED, an apprentice TO the blacksmilhs
w business, Il smart lad, from - 10 IL wears
Of age, one from the country would be preferred.
Good encouragement Will be gi>en,-tpply to.
JANIES SHAW.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-01
NEW GOODS.

BE ILTON HALL, has just received from New
Ie1 York, 30 kegs of good Butter from II to II
cts. ID. Table and desert knives, brass candle
sticks, sad-rons; nest of Weights, coffee mills,
hand-saws, bellows, floor and Hearth brushes,
states < pencils; books and stationary, wrapping
paper, cedar tubs, crockery China and glass ware
ALSO.
From Dighton Factory, IN excellent assortment
of hollow ware, all of which may be bought very
low for cash, or short credit.
Also-3 cases of mems fur hats, from $3.50 to
So one case of mems, and boys brown caps.
Oct. g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-01
G. @ a T..

II ACkAWANA COAL, of the first quail
u a ity, for sale on Bills Wharf, at : : 80 per
ton, delivered III any pat of the iown--ln lois to
suit purchasers. by WM. x J. VARS.
Newport, July %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-01
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


FEIE the Subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon. Court Of Probate of the town Of
Mdd'clown, commissioners TO receive and exam
ne the claims of the creditors against the Estate Of
ABRAHAM BROWN, I'd,
late Of Middlctown, dec. represented insovent and
six months from the date hereof being allowed for
recchln said claims, we will attend at the house
of Richard shaw in Newport the third Satur-
days of February, March and April next at 3 o.
clock p. m, for the purpose Aforesaid.
Jethro +. Mitchell, }
Peter Barker, : Comr's.
Pelcg G. Anthony,
All persons indebted to said Estate arc requested
10 make immediate payment to
Richard Shaw, Adm'r.
Oct. 90, 1890. n3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-01
WW. II. CARR.

ED ESPECTFTILY informs his Friends and the
a q Public that he continues at his old stand,
corner Of Markct-squarc and Thames street, where
hc will manufacture ne buckets in a neat and du-
rahlo manner, and will also mend Gentlemen and
Ladies' Boots aud Shocs.-1'he smallest myors
thankfully received. lo-6m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-01
STEAM.BOAT FULTON.
NEW AND SEASONAHLE GOODS

English calicocs of the wells,
newest fashion, Green 8arcgc for do.
French do. also gng- CircasSians, Merino
hams, ginghamS,
Changcahlcg other silks Ladies' superior gloves,
A beautiful variety of miltS.
worstcd barege and Shell combs, ribbons,
fancy hdlf Mcrno, Thibet, & 9TH
Swiss capcs, bobbinct or shawls.
footing of all widths Pink, blue, straw blk
six, Angola & heavy Italian grapes.
English cotton Hose 4 few large s-4 No
Fine sea island Ihriing rno sh1wls of a
81 Black Grape, for superior quality.
ALSO
Cloths, cas~mcrcs, nanncls, s: variety Of other
Goods not enumerated, just received x for sale
cheap by JOHN +. TOWNSEND.
Sept, 30
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-01
e 4; a -,
FOR 1880.

TNNHE subscriber, Collector Of the TOWN
N TAX voted in June last, hereby gives no
tice that he has commenced tho collecting ofsaid
tax, and respectfully requests o. hose indebted TO
pay the same without delay, at No. ., Market :,
square JosErH MARTIN.
Newport, Oct. 90, 1880
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-01

ENoR SALE, fine toned square Piano Forte
by A MUNRO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-01
g.. NHUMRO,

South Wing r. !. Union Bank Building,
las FOR sALE--wHOLEsALE AND RETAIL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-13

the doings of your Board during the year winch Is
closed.
BEFORE however concluding their report ana
retiring from their official stations, they would
avail themselves of this opportunity OF reiterauns
their expressions of entire confidence IN ''e wis,
dom, the Importance. and practcabiiity OF tue
scheme in which with many others, they nave
been engaged. They believe it, to De- a wise
scheme:-a benifcent scheme, and one, the nap,
DIV influences of which, will be felt and reJoiceu
in, through generations almost countless, YET 10
come From the Developments of the past, they
dare not doubt but that the same Divine Being VINO
seemed to move and lead, in the first inception OF
of the work, has continued to guide and direct
and override its weishty interests. from that peri
cd, down to the present time: And they look ior-
ward, without fear of disappointment, to day,
in no distant reversiop, when the same sentiments
will be entertained from one extreme OF cur be,
loved country to the Other:-when all uniting ana
harmonizing both in their views, and their exer-
tons, shall move on in one resistless and lInpo-
sing mass, to the achievement of result the util-
ity and the glory of (which will be celebrated, SO
long as the sun and the moon shall continue TO
endure. And with such sentiments as these,
they would not only be unjust to themselves, but
recreant to the great and glorious cause, IN
| which they have been SO sincerely laboring, did
they not urge its high claims. upon those who may
be honored as their successors, in office: and en-
courage them. in the almost absolute assurance,
that if they faint not, they will neither labor In
vain, nor spend their strength for nought.
| All of which is respectfully submitted.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-13
REPORT OF THE COLONIZATION So
CIErY

With emotions of at least ordinary interest, the
Board of Managers of the Colonization Society.
OF acknowledgement to their patrons and friends
the 4th Annual Report of their proceedings.
Accuse involyinginit results of higher promise.
or more enlarged benevolence, than that in which
they are enlisted, was never perhaps before, pre-
sented to the sympathies of a christian world. 1t
is intimately associated, with the destinies of At
least, sgreatportions Of thehabitable globe: &mav
ut least, exert an influence, which will tell its
WORTH and speak its praise from one extreme of the
created universe to the other. And this cause,
1t gives them no common pleasure to state, is not
only steadily, but all circumstances considered,
rapidly progressing. Those obstacles which once
existed, growing out of ignorance, and prejudice,
and selhshness; as well perhaps of the novelty
and startling nature of the enterprise, before the
light OF experience, and power of public senti-
ment, are every day receding: and tho still ope-
rauve to some extent, the prediction, that thew
will soon cease to be formidable, NAV not only be
made with perfect safety, but it is believed with
out any projections whatever to the Gift of Pro-
phecy.
Africa, that vast continent, stretching at al.
most equal distance north and south fIom the
Equatorial Regions, has for centuries. by tho
christian, the philanthropist, and the man of SCI
ence, been regarded with feelings of the most in
tense soicitude. LIS mora social, and religious de-
graduation, has long been known. and long depor-
ed. Whatever forms Of ignorance, and super
stition, and barbarism, and ruthless cruelty, the
human imagination, can collect and group togeth-
er in one unlovely and repulsive picture, are here
exhibited: and so far as past experience can be
relied on as basis for present calculations, the
obstacles which iuterpose to the accomplishment
Of any great and permanently benefcent change,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-13
THURSDAY, MAY is, 1850.
ALEx,A. COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

ALEA'A. COLONlLAl lON SOtiEi Il
The Annual Meeting Of this Society was held
en- the evening of the SOth day of April, 1880, at
the Second Presbyterian Church. The Rev. s.
CoRsELIus presided, who opened the meeting
with prayer. =
The minutes OF the last meeting having been
read, the Rev. ELIAS HARRrsoN read the Report
fthe Board of Managers.
The Rev. Mr.. ORR offered the following reso-
hutton, accompanied by interesting remarks, Sc
conded by the Rev. WIN. Jackson, which was
adopted:
Resoiued, That the Report be accepted and
adopted.
WM. II. FITzHuGH, ESQ. of Ravensworth,
then addressed the meeting in an animated and
interesting speech, and offered the following re-
solution, which was seconded by Mr.. Jas. Doug
lass, and adopted:
Resolred, That the Board of Managers be re-
commended to use their exertions to extend the
sphere of their operations as widely as possible,
by diffusing information Of the design of the So
ciety, and inviting the cooperation Of the neigh
boring counties.
On MOTION of Rev. L. HARRIsox, seconded BY
Mr.. George Johnson,
Pesolred, That we are still satisfied that the
object of the American Colonization Society is
purely patriotic and benevoent-that its plans
have been designed in wisdom and prosecuted
with ylgor-that it offers the only probable means
of accomplishing what every good man desires to
see accomplished with regard to the cOlored po-
pulation Of this country-and that we reiterate
our pledge TO do all in our power to further its
views
Resolced, That the thanks of this Society be
presented to our fellOw-citiZens for their CONT
nued patronage, and to the several congregations
who have aided our funds by collecting during
the year.
A letter from the Secretary of the Parent So
ciety was presented, together with an accompa-
nying pamphlet, which was referred to the Board
of Managers, on motion of Rev. E. HARRISON,
seconded by Mr. George Johnson.
A call was then made upon those present who
were not members to become so; after which the
following officers were elected:
JONI RoBERrs, Esq. President.
Rev. S. CoRNELlUs, lst Vice President
- T.. HARRIsoN, Cd do.
NORMAN r. FIrzHUGH, Secretary.
WILLIAM GREGoRY. Treasurer.
Managers:
James Douglass, George Johnson,
Saml III. Janney, James Entwisle,
William Veitch, Robert Jameson,
Thomas Sanford, A. ID. Harmon.
On motion,
Res0lred, That the report, proceedings. anu
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-13

III p[N
There is shortly to be produced in PhIladeP-
Walnut Street Theatre, dramatic piece ~
tied the Mail Robbers, in which, accordIns~-
Philadelphia Chronicle, one of the most ny 4,
Gus pieces of mechanism will be exhibited .
has appeared of late upon the American o"a ~
1t is stage coach and horses, IN mn'a.a
which are seen at full speed, at adlstanGe. W.
ing round hill, and gradually apProachn.
audience. At an exhibition of Mail Roboef,
this city, not many years since, there wa; a "
appropriate piece machinery introduced ~
did not present as agreeable a persPecttl,e"
winding scene as that of the Philadelphia
which they may find occasion shortly to aa0P"
addition to the present improvement.
3alfinao's o'''
-se9eas~
The Tapperheten, "a, was sold BY Sne'"
N. Yerk on Friday for SIS, 500.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-13
Mechanic q Bank,

.dlsr0adrid, Sepk. 2, 1850.
DIVIDEND Of profits for the last SIX months, of
tOo per ceut. the capital paid in, this day de
CARED payable to the stockholders or their legal re-
representatives. on the I7tb instant
CHA5 CHAPLIN, Cashier,
sept g. d3.t1ee4'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-13
To net,

To Net,
handsome and convenient ", v,or +,
17Hx BRICK DWELLING n.y. ~ -
III on Wolfe street, (Dear the t"ai ~
- terrain Church, with seven vsn .'r,,s,a
cellars under the whole building. poriieos' s'0a
back. 1t will be rented Or tos good teaas .rr-,
App" g WV. r. '
arg -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-13
Yarn for suse.

WILL sell great bsrgain in n tract u iia., T!
4 ing ON the Leesburg Road about four M, ~ ~.
Washington Bridge. and SIX or seven .f'' ""''
dris; containing upwards OF
- THIRTY ACRES;
EEg-SI on which is q snail dwelling house, new =
HaSai unfinished, which when completed 10.
49, made quite comfortable for small i'nl
The soil is toieiabiy good, the situation healthy y
Terms liberal Appi, To ...rr
sept q GEO. va -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-13


Don Mguei-This miserable little tyrant is
hard at work in paving the Americans for their
curtesy in acknowledging him king of Portugal,
by capturing their vessels, We had almost said
wherever they can find them. We do not hesitate
to say that it is the duty Of our governments
mand an immediate restoration of. these vessels,
(or most of them) with the full amount of dam
ages sustained by the owners and consignees, and
to assure his Lowness that repetition Of the Of
fence will bring him something else TO contend
with besides unarmed merchantmen We main
tain squadron in the Mediterranean to protect
our vessels against pirates, and yet tolerate Ie-
gal piracy in the Atlantic. under the auspices of
tyrant, who we dare say has not half the magma
nImity OF the Dey of Algiers, and whose depre-
datlons upon commerce have of late been far
greater. Let the government look to this bust.
ness, and as they took Don Miguel by the hand,
SO let them early chastise him for his offences.
" 7. Jour. Cos,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-02

Ia Gale, to.cTaUAe pot cape Ron, onea 'ae
princra factory OF the Ereuch African Company Is well
fortified and It's envirous very fertile France lost dur
ne Revolution In 1906? the English proposed the Dey
cede them for ANIMAL OF ll0O! for the pur
rosc Of making military post support Malta, but the
Government the seizure OF Ia Gale Of tina causes Of
The present =
We, this side Of the Atlantic, who view these patica
powers in but wish to every
attempt reduces them There he difficulty In do
log, small squadons have shown than but
do not expect much from any expedition except be
combined of all the whose mutual eaouses have
long been the safeguard Of these abandoned pirates
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-02

u the census now taking be completed and return
ed, before the meeting of Congress- the ratio of rep
resenta'ion will be fixed before tho election of 1889,
and the number OF electors will correspond with its
results Whatever effect the new census may have
in the canvas, will be greatly in favor of Mr. Cjuy.
His votes will be increased in the western States be-
yond any increase Of that of Gen. Jackson in the
southern and south western States.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-02

Coleman Day, free negro, was committed to the
prison this county on Friday, charged with tho
murder Oft slave belonging to Capt. Benjamin Shop
pard neaEthis city. Day appears stood master for
The sIaye-that both bong somewhat intoxicated on
The I'd of July frncus cnJued, when Day struck the
slave on the back Of his head with brick. bat which
caused his death on the 10th. Duy was apprehendcd
IN Lynchburg, whittier he had fed, and was convey
ed to this city. a letter he had in his pocket from
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PUBL.IC SALE.

Ca Saturday tic l3h february. 1850.
Y|n'r. II not, ~, n'ri Jdir day.
rl'tiE timber h.lonrine =" ths estate of
] JOHN 4 NcPs-rNor. Grc'd W.. bought
81 Tor The use Of The estate. With the hope
hat he mills would Dc built. A. that hops
- lost I shall sells suhiei-ncy Of timber. 81
D"ci John ~ Lewis mill. 60 hriid saw
MI and mcrrh,n, mill. 80 feet square. =
stories high. The timber - Of The FIRST qnsi.
it,. part sswn; number Of lOgs l,ipe on
the river hank. the balance standing nrsr
the riNtr. convenient 20 hc RATED. n ~ill be
>oli - lots 10 .u't purchasers a otedi Of
six months viii l." given on all SUNS sbov.
ave dollars-- five dollars and under. cash wiii
- required. The purchaser will TIC roquir-
ed 10 give approved >ecrriiy. sale to com.
mcnoe at 10 O'Clock. and attended by
SAMUEL PETERSON.
.flm'r fer The estate II John n. W Pheyn
.lnn. =
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-27
MARRIED

On "Wednesday ne sO'h ~, BY The Rev
" Csdien. NJ. Sasttt srtttsas a. Mss
1ssf NskfsrST. bath a the cospty
on Thufs,isy ne i4fh instant. ~ che Rev
iotn Ahrmong. Af JauEs q HSsars. 20
NIss srHfniSa AtLsso~s. daughter Al Mr
fhfisissn hlieuong. q this couriy
~ Nsft'nsbsHF. so the ig'h .nsisn'. by The
Hrv NF Eanfer. Joss THssts Fvs.s, Fsq
a kenfuctY. ~ Mss srsss. dssgh'rr ~
Cay' f.1ies NsKsrV. a. the former place
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-27
ANOTHER SUPPLY.
n CooPrR WAITED.

4 WISH to employ Seooger e. ~.
hour essks. ~ Tise good rs-s
sod constant ~ofk 20 'iosls mao o
habits
FOR SALE.
n good broad ,cheff RD.YD U.7sr S..
JOHN YAIEs.
Jan 90. 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-27

OWENS ~. professional ..r,,ce. &c . Few
~ d''s, 60 the citizens - ChsriesoSn sd
80 Nic'ri'' W 'ns, be f,nnd a, Nc HAMS
'a'"rn tsu'.l'vs ~sisd on e reqpircd
Jsu -. 1850
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-27
TO FARMERS, M1LLrRs, sc.
'HNlf subertibrr having established h.g.se.F
80 ihe Ci'y II Baltimore, a.

Flour and Commission .E,TciGg'.
and taken the extensive wsrch ousr. No ~
n-fbe' street, "a sqIsrs abose Ho~srd street.
tenders TO Farmers, Ailirf-, D's,iiiers. Tsn-
ners, &c. his services IN tie sale OF Their "a.
tions p'ojucis
Prom The subscribcf's experience IN hn-,.
ne>s. extensive acquaintance. ard other Al.
van age, he fa''ers himself ths' ~ ~,li e
able 20 render sa'i>isc''un 80 those 49, -rr.
hde N hn. Tor the sccomnl 1dsfion a. sucf.
- jefferson county and 49, vicinity. O., la,
made arrangements Vi'h N~ssrs. Jssrrs 4.
KUssftL b 60. ~ Hsrpers rrry. 20 sd,sncs
Cssh, when desirable. 90 snt kin,i 81 s.ls abiu
produce fur~ afJeJ a. bin 80 ssir.
sANUEE. D. WHITE
Baltimore, Jan % lBs0.-~oO'
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ADJOURNED SESSION

or JEFFERSON SrPERiOR CoURr
oTiCE isherrhy s;,en. ,hs, so adjourn
eel .-ssion ofth~ Superior Co,,r, q ta~
for the Count, rf Jefferson. wIi he brs,I y,
the ZION. Richard y pafk.r. 10 commence ON
Tuesds, the 9Th dsy az T,h-as-s u.s,
RoBEkT e BROWN. ..
Jan. q, 1850
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-27

O'at. 20 tons
From this experiment it appears
that a. regards The load transported,
the eject was as 10 to - tons. or about
66 per cent m favor Of Winans' Car
The Stock al the Liverpool and
Manehesie, Rail Way is now ESQ for
900 paid. - B0h. Go-.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-27
VALLEY nANK STOCK.

NtN SHARES of ~ shove Stock for .aie
u on accommodating terms sppl, 90
ittttRSoN * CLEVELAND
Ian % 1870
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-01-27
Fresh Frui,. Preserves. sc

NE h1N" just received, preserved Gin.
w ger, BpnCh Rsis'n-. Almonds. English
WainutS, fi'b'Tts. fresh SiciiN Lcrtors. IA
choVies, Capcrs. Florida and Cologne Wa
ter. and trchie-drsiiliod LaYcrjer All II
which sh"ii be SOLD on the most moderate
terms, 10y
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Jan 81 1850
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ron SALE.

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