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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17

lIvo he was appointed 10 eommsnd 4 reg.
ment Of cavalry IN tho arm, proposed 10 be
raised IN anticipation If French var, aud vas
for some time stationed st Shspherdsio~n
WITH his ancient commander, Colonel, tbtu
6ensral Washington. The differences with
France, however, being adjusted. ho again re-
tired 10 private lie, in when he continued 10
The day of his death, having never. IN the
course of a leng life, sough any civil otfice
whatever. In every situation. his character
retained and exhibited It's distinguishing traits.
| Active, interchangeable aud pe6ssvering. he pur-
sued, with untirlng industry aud energy. what.
| ever object he aimed st--oever suffering himself
10 be deferred by any obstacles which exeriion
could overcome-and he was rewarded with
correspondent success
tor many years. Colonel Watts has been n
professor OF Religion. Ills pely, as might
have been expected, was active; vet humbly
maulisStIng ilseli not IN ostontation or parade,
but IN scrupulous discharge al his duties TO
his God and To his iellownlsnt No one better
sustained ths relations OF Husband. Father,
Master, Friend aud Neieh6or-No one was
aver more revsrsnced aud loved by those who
knew him well enough to appreciate the loni-
ness aud energy, yet kindness aud gen,leness
OF his character. His pieiy was signally man
liested IN the last hours of his life. During a
iohB anu painlul lllntss OF Two months, not u
murmur or complaint escaped him. HIS native
fifmness, and the consciousness oi u well spent
lite, sustained him TO the last and relying
steadily and habitually upon the morcios OF his
God, ha never Tor a moment exhibited any fear
of death
The grey haired Soldier has fought his last
battle, aud hns only yielded 10 u foe 10 whom
all must submit One who has known him
long, aud loved him we'll offers this poor aud
inadequate tribute 10 his memory.
DEPARTED this lite nj his residence in the
county al Franklin on Saturday The Doth day
of NAV Inst Capt JESSE HACkWoRTH, IN
the 47th year ol his age, iIo had been afflicted
Tor thu Ias' TWO years, with palsy. which depr.
we'd him of the use Of his right side aud events
ally terminated hls earthly existence. lie was
u warm trend AN allectionaie sou and humane
master III tact II may be sad thu, he possrssed
NIL those cndearlng qualities which properly
belong 10 the genlleman. aud has left not an
rnemy behind him, but n numerous train OF
| friends aud relations TO mourn then irrepara-
BILE loss
-, IN Amherst county the 9th instant,
Mrs SuSANNAu HUGHES, aged Io2 years
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17
GYM ANAbAC, sc .

EHHlS day the subscriber Is receiving Cor sale
- at the lowest prices. supply of Gum Ara
bic, Roll Birthstone and 0rslic Acid.
Howell DAVIES.
JuDs II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17
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SURGEON DENTIST.

I'D ESPECTFULLY tenders his respects TO
- the citizens of Lynchburg and rs vicinity,
aud takes the opportunity OF informing them
that he will he ready TO tend TO the Dentist
business, on the 9th OF June. a, the Franklin
Hotel, where he will remain for a short lime.
Ladies aad Gentlemen waited upon a, their hou
ses, il requested
June 3 iIts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17
REVIEW
OF tho Lynohburg Markets,
Corrected for the Vtrgin,aa, by
THOMAS A. HoLcoaBE aud RICHARD TyuEt

Corrected for The K,rgintan, by
THOMAS A. HoLcoaBE aud RICHARD rYuEt,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices of passed lobac-
60, from SO so \ 90
Inferior 10 common, Z 90 10 5 bp
Common 10 good, ) o0to 90
food 10 line, g 90 10 90
STRIPS, 90 { 90
kelusod, 40 lo2 90
Inspected the pnst week 1873 hhds. Ut passed
tobacco l3I hhds. rOiuscd-total 6lp
There is no change ~ our market worthy q
notice, prices Tor nil SORTS very low and the
market crowded aud dull. No farther news
from abroad.
Flour. So 90
Wheat bg In 63l
GUrn 7h
Wbiskey %
Hemp, $50
Bacon
~ We havo in Store few barrels FAM.
ly Flour Tor sale.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17
To the Heirs Of Bartlett iIamm, dec.

To the Heirs Of Bartlett iI1mm, dec.
late Of Georgia.
NnAKE NOTICE that once more IN
- form you tina, here 'sa legacy in my
hands left you by your Grandfather. Stephen
IIamm, late Of Amherst county, Virginia, aud
you are hereby called upon TO como forward
aud receive the same. II is supposed that the
children Of Birilel Hamm were removed after
the death OF their Father. by then Grandfather
on the mothers SIDE, from Georgia where tho
said BarlleI resided, 10 Alabama. or some other
State JESSE BECK, one OF tue
eYors Of Stephen llamm dec.
Tr Inc Huntsville Advocate viii publish the
above one month aud forward Their account TO
tins off for payment.
Amherst county, June II In
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17

To Mcssrs. Thsnlas Kosser, Caleb
Shoarcr and William Shearer.
N/Ou will please to take notice, That on the
u second Monday IN July next, ut the house
OF German Jordan. IN the county Of Cumpb.
will take the deposition OF Benjamin Oliver
aud others, 10 be read ~ evidence ia tho trial
Of a sun depending in the county court OF
Campbell, IN Chancery, wherein mn Plain.iH
aud you arc defendants. JOHN TRENT.
June II wgw .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17
$50 RE WARD.

Nrl UNAWAY from the subscriber, living in
- the county uf Franklin on the night OF
the 9th instant, a negro man slave named
RICHMOND. lie took with bun "a SORREL
HOhoE, about years OF nge. with n blszed
face, also II new dTab greai coat. Richmond
IS Il mulntto mas, about thirty years of age, or
perhaps upwards. hve feet. ien or eleven inches
high, IL a shrewd fellow, aud can read. and
supposed he vas deooyad oil by white woman
OF pretty large s'1e, who WAY missing about The
Same time by the name Of sally Lamb. The
above reward will be given Tor the apprehen.
SION aud delivery 10 me of the above slave and
horse. flaken out of the STATE, twenty five dol
lars Tor them. II taken M the state, aud libern
re"nrd for either, on delivery. Of being so Sc
cured that gel them again.
SPENCER JAMES.
June II Az
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17

Commission Merchants,
VMy1LL in future sell 1obncco and all
EW kinds Of Produce, on con mission, and
are prepared to make liberal advanceinents.
They viii also receive aud ship produce OF ev
cry description for "a moderate compensation
Their Office is kept nj the GROCERY STORE
OF A. O Nash Il Co. where they keep constans.
ly on hand a general assortment of GROCE
RlE5, comprising almost every article in their
linz.
May % mwjf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17
~ Gen Jackson is about to visit Tennessee
-" Trapeling Cabinet"

QT Gen. J0ckson Is about TO VISIT tennessee
-" Trauelling Cabinet"
uTMr. Noah, or some friend tor hun, has VIC
lently assalled the four Southern Senators who
calls " an old federalist :" Nj. Tyler, a Clay
man in disguise = Judge Smith OF ). c. " one
of Mr.. Webser's corps de reserve; & Mr. Ire
dell, of v. {. like Mr.. Tazewell, " an old fele
ralist,n with the addition of heing &" a sou OF
one of old John Adams's midnight judges.
How is il that Noah has Just found out that
these gentlemen are not true Jackson Demo
crats THE failure OF one or two dtsinterested
Jackson patriots to get offices. ii will be seen. rs
hotly resented as being unjust while the rehl0'
val OF a thousand o0icefS. every way as capable
and it is no disprasement 10 Mr.. Noah 10 say,
more honest, than he, is all just aud right! Tie
rejection of Hill and himself he calls {" pr0scf1n-
t;on"-aye, he has the impudence to call it
prescription Just as il used to be said OF the
half dozen publishers of laws removed by Mr..
Clay-whiie the thousand removals made by
Gen. Jackson and his subordinate Neros, are
all in conformity with the republican doctrine
of rotation in Office Shame upon such incon-
sistency and impudence lit is amusing, too.
10 see the agony into which this denuncaion
OF the four Virginia Senators has thrown Mr.
Richie. He begs Mr. Noah to forbear-not.
indeed entirely because the gentlemen thus
denounced are wronglulIy assaled. but for fear
that it may give offence to " the party" and
induce Withdrawals from its ranks, That love
must be quite ukewarm, Indeed, as we shrewd'
" .uspect the love of many Of the Jackson party
TO the Chiefs, which eau be changed into hate
bv such an attack from such source and that
noral,ty ia not much to be envled " hich would
use such an argument as Mr.. Ritche's to aver,
cepsure from his friends. whether the censuTe
itself vera de served or not
~ By the last Milledgeville papers we per
cs;ve that the Governor of Georgia has issued
Two northumberland declaring that the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17

iii gpkfen A, ,thor 49,.
II. '"oSs o' the Union
"''e" We are glad TO see Is almost ,ve,v xhs,s
raised 10 warn them of the fatal =.
selge of wb,..h ~. H. '" '"'
To-, oeen SO heed,essly
ihe hllledgevie Recorder a -pan,r If M,
derate. but decided nr,.;,ro. =,
in Ceo.,.. ""H " '"nue"ee
- nv 0'heo remarks:
o"Jus' ana oppressive as this tariff act Is.
we 10 nor believe us execution will he iorcibly
III a !" 9"u'h carolina, ana we are sure il
',h ~ III "e"tsH-'Oe evil IS a sore one, bm,
:" .,'' y. ''e otiV remedy, we should say, with
''' "o'''"''oh' 10 l"s words Of the poet,
lis better II bear the Ills we have
Than ly to others thai we kno,v mo-, a..
And the " r r,,.,,;..-
-. - ''0''"' oppose' OF
'"' "1u'esses Inc south CarolInians in
Inc su0JOlned dlspaSsionaie and sensible man.
neT:
49,
,,,a % 'e'oo" 'os''n'r as iiends. That
,a,;T - Nv, aaVoe"eS OF hlgh aud ruioous
- 'o''" "i' 'I""'y hthe'ei ihat we
.dsnn ~, SC Juu'''ousy NO 'ihed. no Que will
49, oe' ~ sU' '"'heh. o' foie', aud
izens submit IN tho ,sU of,5s -,
Is our creed our ,ule OF acion-onr n,la,
Mat our SCUM carolina friends talk OF re-
6gh, sra;,s, ,,; "h Wv, are '"o'N in,l oil
impaten ut and excited. Sun,oSs for , ,s,,,ss'
that they should act, and cease 10 talk, om
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17
SO NEGNOES Wanted
YurMNike NiYiAe nd.

= ,iiE President aud Directors oil the Lynch
"a burg aud Salem Turnpike company.
have this day declared Dividend of Two aud
quarter dollars, on each share Of Stock, for
the last SIX months ensuing, tbs day, winch will
be pad u the respective stockholders by the
Treasurer, on application.
JOHN NJ. GORDON, Clerk
June IL /,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17
WOOL CARDTNG,

BY Double Cylinder MACHINE
THNHE subscriber respectfully returns his
n thanks TO the public for the liberal en-
conraRenient be has met with, and hegs n con
iinuance OF their iayors for ibe present season.
No pans Will be spared TO give general ealis.
faction. His machine has lately undergone IA
thorough repair, and is now IN fuli operation.
For The convenience Of customers. all wool can
be Ieli Al the store Of r.. +. Gardner, from
whence !, will be taken and returned IN rolls
One pound Of clean lardis required for every
ten pounds Of wool.
AMASA W. HOLMES.
". b. Superior Wool Rolls Tor sale at &. F.
Gardners Store, whtre cash viii be given for,
good WOOL.
k.W. II.
May 81 wt.if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17

o'a'' 81 Georgia had assumed juI.dieiios ever
me Indians within It's borders, from aud after
'he j." das OF JUNE and tho other. ordering
all persons engaged N digging for gold on the
Indian lands, forthwith to desis,, ssd to retire
therefrom.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17

Camp Meeting. We are requested TO state
'ha' "A Camp Meeting of the Associated Meiho.
dls'S VII he held on the 2sth Of July at the
Union Springs, abont 81 miles west OF Lynch
burg on the lands Of Mr.. Jas. Cox, " Beverly
II. Scott. aud about 81 oil mile from Shiloh
meeting house. The ministers and members
ofevfry christian denomination aud the public
generally are invited 10 attend. Nv order OF
HE OFFICIAL MEMBERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17

u We lay before our readers this morning,
and recommend to their attentive perusal, an
extract from the Speech OF Mr.. Livingston, ON
Mr.. Foots resolution. Il discusses the highly
important topic of the relations winch the states
bear to the general government, and place. on
unassalahie grouad the doctrine, that, III all
controversies arising under the Constitution and
laws, the Supreme Court IS the tribunal 10
which appeal must be made-a doctrine deduc
ed from the constitution ITSELF aud sustained by
its trainers and the early Commentators. 1t Is
matter OF high moment, that this question
should be settled, if, as is said the Cherokee
Indians intend 10 appeal 10 the Supreme Court
to decide whether the Indian law passed Ia the
late session OF Congress be not in conlravenrion
Of the binding faith of pre- existing treaties -
The argument IS not less welcome, because il
comes from Jat kson Senator.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17

" The Nashville Republican. received yes
terday. contains several Queries. addressed to
US, which we have not room 10 respond 10 this
morning, except by giving TO them, seYeraly
and collectively an emphatic hegafiVe.-il Is
proper here to mention the TACT, that The Editor
Of the Republican is MOI the author Of the arll-
Giles which have appeared in that print, IN rela-
ton TO the Nashville defalcaion, altho they
have been " crouched' under the Edtorla.
head. The Editor had left Nashville before our
Queries reached that place. and WINS few days
ago [if be is not now in Washington city
What chirairCu, friend has made battle for him
during his absence Is Col Parish himself
the stat nomr.is umbra2 Or is be one Of those
hand plants, who was always ready. during the
late canvas TO play the adsocate, at the bidding
of the Hero, or OF the Nbilewashlng commit
tee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17

u We have several objections to inserting
1 CRisen Of dmhera,-one of them iusur-
monntabe We mean lis acrimonious aud
unnecessary personalities.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17

W From the Foreign Fews which We pub
ish to day, we are induced TO believe that the
nes' arrival will inform us Of the death of the
A'ng OF Eegland-No political change is anti
psted from this event.
The brief historical sketch Of Alpis,s which
would be interesting at any time. Is especially
SO al This moment when that piratical State is
about to be assailed by the most powerful force
against which II has ever yet had to contend.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-17

IL By the last MilledgeyilIe papers we per
ceiye that the Governor of Georgia mas ssueo
Two proclamauous--on declaring that the
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May27
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30

LARGE AS LIFE.

Representing ikenessos Of several celebrated
characters; among which are striking like.
nesses of the Hon. John Adams and the Hon
Thomas Jefferson. formerly Presidents Of thr
U. States, who died but four hours apart, on
the 4th of July, 1896 tile 50th year Of Amer.
lean Independence, they being tho last but
one (.Hr. Carroll Of the daring numbcf, who
signed that instru nsnt, which gave liberty to.
mllliohs. These figures lie in funeral state
Also, a representation Of THO late duel be-
tween Commodcrcs
DECATUR g. BARRON,
Attended by their friends, Com. Bainbridgc
and Capt. Elliot. Decattr while blccdiiig
and fainting supported in the arms of Balm.
bridge: and Elliot in The act of leading Bar.
ron from the field. A corr6ct Likeness OF
Gen. Lafayette, one Of the defenders OF
our cohntry, together with several other
figures, which aTu par,ie ularized in bills OF
the day
Master Calvin PHILIPPE. the American
Dwarf, a native cf Massac husetts, II years
of age, and ony2 feet five inches high.
Admi,tancc 25 cents, Children half price,
A gentleman and lady with two children
ormore. price I2d cents each. No smok-
inf permitted in the room.
Doors open from 2 2o'clock; p. NJ. until
10 in the evening.
Music on on elegant Organ, Sept. 30.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30

.fRR.a.N-GEMS.v'T FOR OCTOBER
The PRESIDENT. Capt. r. 8. Bussrr
LEAVES PRosipEScr,
Oct. I, q, IL, rs, ~, 25. 29, at 10 NJ.
ASn Nsw. YoRx.
Oct, 4, 8, "a. 10. 23, "a, st4r.a.
The WASHINGTON. Capt. CoMsrock
hstvss PRoviDkNeE,
Oct 2, Z, u, Is. 20. 26, ~, at 13 NJ.
A1p NEw YoRK,
Oct 5, y. n, 1S, 22, 2S. nj 4 p. NJ.
The BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Capt.
E.S BUNKER,
LEAVES PRovIpENcE,
Oct. 4, &, Ia, 10, 23. 81, at IAN.
AND NEW YoKx,
Oct !, q. I2. Ia, 81. 25. %. NJ ip.M.
The CHANCELLOR LIVINGSTON.
Capt. &. CoeeEsHALL,
LEAVES PRovIpENee.
Oct ), g. ~. "a, %, %, at i2 NJ.
ASb NEw-IoRK,
Oct. 2. Z. II, Is, 20, 26. 30, at 4P.M.
The Packets, both 10 and from New Yort
touch at the Long Wharf at Newport, to
receive and land Passengers.-Ca Carriages
always in waiting upon their arrival.
Sept 30 ---
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30
DIED.

In this Town on Thursday last. suddcrly
Mrs. Hannah Bliven, wife cfmr. Henry bliv'
en-, aged n years.
At Portsmouth on the 7th inst. George Hall
Esq aged 81 years, formerly a Representa-.
tive in the General Assembly, and for mote
than 40 years member Of the ToTn' Council
Of that town.
In Providence, on Sunday last, (while oii a
visit 10 her son mr. Benj. r. Wilbor,l after a
long illness. mrs, Mary c. Wilbor, widow oi
Capt Psrsis wilbor, and daughter Of mr. Benz.
Lswton. ofthis town. aged 46 years. Her
remains were brought TO this town on Mon.
day last.
In Portsmouth, suddenly, the infant son Of
John burlington, Esq aged , months and IL
days.
In .Mddletown, on Sunday morning, mr.
Benjamin Coggeshall, aged 81 years
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30
MAEEIHD.

In this town on Thursday evening last, by
tho Rev. Mr.. Choules. Mr.. Josiah s. Munro
to Miss Abby w, Bigley, daughter Of Capt
John Digley Of this town.
Al Little. Compton on the 10th inst. DR.
Elisha ID. Paine, of Baltimore, 70 Miss Fran
ccs Sanford, daughter of Samuel Sanford
Esq
Al Portsmouth on the I'd inst. BY the Rev.
Mr.. Eddy, mr. Lemuei Moshcr, OF Wcstport,
Mass to miss. Macy Carr, daughter or Mr..
Richmond Carr, Of Portsmouth
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30
SMv,P MRW $.

ENTERED, "
SIoop Amiiy, Lawton, New York.
Ann, Manchester, do.
CLEARED,
Sloop Providence, Brown, New. Yotk.
Amity. Lawton. Provilence.
Ann, Manchester, do.
Brig John Decatur, Chapel, Boston.
Schr. Clara Fisher, Austin, Havana.
sUNDAY-arr. brig Harriet, Cook, from
Got'enburg, 18th August, for Providence.
Brig Envoy, Blacher, left the Sih, for Boston
Left Barque Essex, Low, for Boston, same
day; Camilla, Edes, for Boston. , dave.
Spoke, south shoal Of Nantucket bearing N
big Syphsx, ofand for Bath, ~ days from
Mainnzas; same time brig Favorite, ~ days
from Havana for Boston,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30

THERE will be sold at public auction, od
MONDAY, the 25ih October next, IL
10 o'elock. A. NJ, on the premises, all the
right, title and interest which Edward
Tsyet had on the 26'h day of May. ls2y,
IN and 10 certain Farm, lying and being in
Portsmouth, with dwelling ho,~e and 9th.
er buildings thereon. bounded east by I'D
post road, south by land Of Gcotge Fish,
west by land Of Charles Socum, and north
by land OF Benjamin Freeborn and Joscph
Fish, containing about thirty four acres
Also on the same day. at 2 o'clock r. NJ,
on the premises, one other lot oflsnd lying
aud being IN the town of Newport, with
dwelling house and other buildings therren,
bounded north by an open square, east ~
Farewell street. south by land Of 'fhos,
Chambers, and west by Meeting street.
Also, Immediately afler, on the premises,
q certain 10, ON the hill, III said Newport,
bodnded, west by street, North by
street, ess, by laid Of Geofce B. +. Tsyer,
and south by land of WIN. Tilley.
. Sc. WEAVER, vi r. Assignee"
c., nh
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30
MERCHANTS BANK.

HIHE Stockholders Of this Bank nrf
Il hereby notified that their nnnua
meeting for the choice Of Directors, will be
held st their Banking Room on Monday
the llb day Of October next NJ o'clock D.
Also, that a dividend OF three dollars
on share will be paid on and after the
first "Wednesday October next, to such per
Sons ss BY the books of he Bank arc Stock
holders on The 30h Sept. instant.
By order of the Board.
CHAS. GYLES, Cashier
sept. 16
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30
For Sale,
THE Dwelling-house ant

se2 appurtenances i'll Newport,
formerly the residence of WALTER
CnANNING, deceased, now occupied by
WM. VERNON, Esq. This is In all re-
poets among. the most desirable resi-
dences in Newport, and will be sold on
reasonable terms. If no purchaser Of
fers previous to the 22d Of October,
the premises will he let for the ensuing
year. Apply to the subscriber in the
South wing of the X. l. Union Bank,
in Newport.
RICHARD X. RANDOLPH.
Snnf 90
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30

The House of Refuge at Philadel-
phia was set on fire on Monday evening
by one of the boys, who was weary of
restraint, and afterwards confessed the
crime. 1t was extingrished without
material damage.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30

CALVIN Epson. 1t is said that the
Living Skeleton has made n visit to his
family, in Vermont, preparatory to a
voyage to Europe, havil.g engaged HIM
self two years exhibition for SIT, 200,
conditioned that for every pound of
flesh he gains, $500 is to be deducted.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30

The Hon. George Hay, District Judge
Of tho United States. for the district OF Vr.
ginis. died on Saturday, 18Th inst. al Rich
mona. His funeral took place on Sunday.
He had been long in public life, and was
eminent Is a lawyer aud magistrate. He
was son in law Of the venerable ex.Presi
dent Monroe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-30
ASSIGNEES' SALE

y
TALUABLE REAL E.ST,l JT,
'NN WEDNESDAY. October lftA
y, next. at II o'clock; a. M. will b. EH'd
at phblic auction 10 the highes, biddsti Al
tie r'ehi, title and interest Of Jons H
NEwroN in aud 10 certain real estate sis
nated on thH hill, called the B,tisrat t.xs
fdfei well knobs a. a house OF phblic III;
sort. and for site sNtl advsntav veous si,,:alion
is cquallrd by none ip this plsce, ncw ~:
curied by Wni. \. Fever.
A,SO--one lot of land south of said kss
'a'e,--apd one other lot oflsad at tic scoih
end Of the town.
AhSU-sl inc right, title ana interest
of the saiG J. b. Newton. IN and 10 tSe ysls
liable real estate situated in Thames stespt,
No. $50, now occupied by him. The bula>
inrs and situation arc too we'll known 10
need further description.
Conditions at the hme and place cssals,
CHAnLEs GrLrs. ,..:.
H. T NENTov '''''S"e''
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MAINE STATE LOTTERY no.

MAINE STATE LOTTERY no.
lVl 2G, draws Saturday October 2.
Highest prize SlO.0OO--Tickets .
parts in proportion.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY NO.
q Extra, draws Tuesday Oct. s. High
est prize ssOOO--T'ickcts 4 parts in
proportion.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
16, draws October 9. Highest prizo
s5OO0-Tickcts 2 parts in proportion.
DRAWN NUMBERS.
OF Connecticut Lottery no. l5--3
50 10 II 81 % IA 45 lS.---Of Maine
State Lottery no. l6--32 40 "a 10 80
~ 27 lS IL.
J. G. SHAW.