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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-10-08
MARSHAL'S SALE.

In obedience to a Decree of the Su-
Il perior Court Of Chaacsry, hold
en- at Stauntoaa, pronounced on the
Eighteenth day Of August, 1880, in q
cause therein depending, aoherein John
Wayt, Jr. administrator de 6o,,os non
Of Salma Key is Plaintiff, and The
Wido,O and Heirs Of David Hum
phrey, deceased, &c. are Defendants,
a0iH be sold on the premises, near John
FL. Cookies taucrsa, in .Albemarle co,u,-
ty, to the highest bidder, for ready
money, on TUESDAY the Second
day Of November neat, tract of land
containing sixteen acres.
GEORGE ESKRIDGE,
NJ. S. chg. Court.
October 10 dt
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Family Medicines
THICH are celebraied for the cure If

NV HILL are celebrated for the cure OF
w most diseases that the human frame
Is subject to. Prepared only by the sole pro-
Prietor r. W, Dyou, NJ d. grandson Of the
late celebrated DR.. Robert son. of Edinburgh
DR.. RS. celebrated Stomach Eiirir of Health
foI the cure of coughs, colds, approaching
consumption, whooping cough, asthma, pains
IN the breast, wind in the stomach, dyspep-
sia, bowel complaints, dysentary, SC. Price
one dollar and fly cents per bottle
Dr. Ro6ertson's Tegetabie Nervous Cordial
or Natures Grand Restoratice.
Recommended for the cure ofnervous COM
plants generally, inward weakness, depres-
sion OF the spirits, head ache, tremor, faint
ness, hysteric fits, nervous debility, intern
perance, mercurial disease, impotency. dis
eases peculiar to females, &c. Price one dol
lar and fifty cents per bottle.
LIT: KS. celebrated GOut g. Rheumatic Drops
safe and effectual cure for the govt and
rheumatism, lumbago, stone and gravel swell
ing and weakness of the Joints, sprains,
bruises, pains in the head and face, frosted
feet, DC Price two dollars per bottle.
Dr. Ro6ertson's Stomach Bitters.
Celebrated for strengthening a weak s,o-
mach, increasing the appetite, and certain
preventive against the fever and ague, &c
Price one dollar per bottle.
Dr:Rs. iatalli6te Worm Destroying Lozenges
-. oSleoineU IOr 6X-
peiiing every species of worms from the hu-
man body. Price so cents per package-iarge
packages one Golla-.
DIR. Dyotfs Patent Itch Ointment.
For pleasantness, safety, expedition and
certainty of cure, is unequa)ed by any other
medicine in use, for the removal of this dsa-
greable, tormenting complaint 1t has no un :
pleasant smell land may be Used on the young
est infant with safety. Price 50 cts Der box.
DR.. DyOtts .dnti- Bilious Pills.
Which, If administered in time TO remove
the bile from the stomach, will prevent oil
bilious complaints, malignant fevers, ague 81
fever, bilious cholic, pleurisy, worms Olsen.
tary, head ache, heart burn, loss of appetite,
colds and coughs, dyspepsia OF indigestion,
habItual costiveness, &c. Price 25 cents per
box-large boxes so cents.
D. Dyotfs Infailible Tooth .7ehe Drops.
frlce 5O cents-small walls % cents.
Dr. ptekeTs' Ointment for the cure ofthe Tet.
Ter, ring W0rm, Scc.-Price 81 g per box.
The Circassian Eye Water
Celebrated for curing most disorders of the
eyes.-Price fifty cents--smali Walls 25 cts.
Mahy'S aPProDed Plaster CtoM.
n sovereign remedy for all ulcers and sores,
sore breasts, biles, sore legs, sprains,
cuts, bruises, pains in the back and breast,
corns on the feet, &c. Price % cents, SO cts.
and one dollar for each size plaster.
Approved and recommended by Doctor
Rush and Doctor PLY sick, of Philadelphia,
and by the most eminent of the Faculty in the
". States. Just received and for sale by
GEO. PULLING & co.
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@BOARDING.Ga

THE undersigned, hauing a very
Il cOmmodious and eligible house for
the purpose, conveniently and pleasant
ty situated near the University of
Virginia, aoould be wiUing to accom-
modate, on reasonable terms, q feao
young gentlemen of the above Insfitu-
tion or young Ladies, ,oho may ,oish
to attend Mrs. Btettermann's Board
ing Schoot, distant but me hundred
yards, may be also received as board
ers in the family. Eoery attention to
the comfort, convenience and COM
moads of the Boarders soiU be cheer
fully giuen. And no pains shall be
spared to render entire satisfaction to
those who may favor him wah their
patronage
VI. w. ID. JONES.
tSeDfeDber 3--S ff
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Mr.. Joseph S. Shelton,
Executor Of Samuel Shelton, decd.

Executor OF Samuel Shelton, decd.
SIR
a S you are not an Inhsbitan, Of
N this Commonwealth. aud have
no known Agent therein, l take this
method OF notifying yru tina, | shalt
at the House of Mrs. Sarah Offit,,
in the Town of New Market, and
County Of Nelson, on We inesday the
9th day Of October mex, between
the rising and the setting Of the sun.
proceed TO take the Affidavit Of VIII.
liam ". Parsons, to be read as evil
dence in suit now pending in the
County Court Of A!hemarle. wherein
you are Plaintiff, and myself Execu
tor OF Edward Garland, deceasei
Defendant--p-ovided it should NO, Ne
completed on that day shall conun-
ue from day to day Sundays ex-
cepted) until it be completed.
Yours, SC.
NATHANIEL GARLAND,
Executor OF Edward Garland, decd
Sept. 24--S 4t
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NEGROES for SALE.

RY virtne Of Deed of Trust,
- executed to the undersigned, by
Ed,oin C6n,Oay. on tie second of Oe-
to6er, 1927, and Of record in the
Clerks office Of Albemarie county,
'ciA be soid. on the Second Monday IN
October merit, that being Albensarie
Superior Court day, in front Of the
Court house door Of said county. the
SLAVES mentioned in SAID Deed, or so
many as may be accessory to satisfy
the purposes thereof, consisting If a
Nan, too Women, and several Male
and Female children.
The title is believed to be good. bat
such only as as conveyed by the Trust
'ciH DO made to the purchasers.
RICHARD AZ CHA PMyaN.
September lO-R St
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NOTICE.

pY Virtue OF Deed of Trust
- executed TO me by Matthew
Casey, bearing date the 9th Of April,
1927, and of record in the Clerks
Office Of Albemarle County Court,
for the purposes therein mentioned, j
shall OH Saturday the 9Th day Of Oc-
tober next, proceed TO expose to sale
to the highest bidder. for ready money,
on the premises, all that lot or parcel
Of ground, with its appurtcnances, ly-
ing and being in the Town of Char
lottesville, Oh the Main street, and
designated in the plan of said Town.
by No. ~, aud is the same upon which
the SAID Casey now lives.
Acting as Trustee l will convey
to the purchaser such title only as is
vested la me by said Deed
IRA GARRETT, Trustee.
September SIS ids
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

TN obedience to Decree of the Su-
Il perior Court Of Chancery, holden
at Staunton, pronounced on the Fiji
tenth day Of July, 1880, in cause
therein depending, aohsrein Rice Nor
ris is Plaintiff, and Moses Snead
De femdant, aoiH be sold, ON the premi-
ses on Monday the First day of No
uemsber meat, to the highest bidder, for
ready money, a tract of Land, contain
ing One Hundred and Seventy and an
half .Acres, adjoining the lands of
William Morris in .albemarle county.
GEORGE ESKRIDGE,
NJ. s. Ch'y. Court.
October ID at
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DY v,rtue OF two Deehs OF Trust,
- recorded IN the Clerks Office OF
the county of Albemarle, one executed
TO Samuel Leuch, Jr. Tor tie benefit of
James Lac ich and others, the other ex-
ecuted to Allen Dawson and john Neil
son, aud for the benefit If James D,ns-
more, by John German deceased, and
by the appointment of the County
Court IN Chancery sitting, of George
Carr, Trustee, to supply the place Of
Allen Dawson and John Ne,lson, de.
ceased, we shall proceed IN front of
the Court house door OF Albemarle, on
the 18th day of October next, to sell
for Cash, certain house and lot be-
tween Charlottesville and the Univer-
s'ty Of Virginia, the late residence OF
John German, deceased. Also, at the
same time and place the said Samuel
Leitch, Jr. under the Deed to him for
the benefit of James Leitch and 9TH
ers, will proceed to sell one horse. sad
die, birdie, &c. and sunday household
3'kitchen furniture, on the same terms.
Acting as Trustees we will convey
such tnle as is vested in US by the deeds
aforesaid. SAMUEL LEI'rCH, Jr.
GEORGE. CARR,
Sept. 10 --6 tbs
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A. POLKINHORN.

" iLLiNER AND MANFUA MAKER, offers
lvN her sarvicss to tho Ladies of CharIo,.esv lilo
and its vicinity, and respectfully solcs share of
their patronage. She has made arrangements to re-
ceve constantly the newest fashions. All orders
that she may be favored with, in the above business
will be thankfully received and promptly executed in
the best manner, on the lowest terms, and in the
most fashionable style.-Leghorn and Straw Bonnets
blsached, pressed, altered and dyed, in superior
manner, and warranted to look equal to new.
hiain-Street, Charlottesville.
October 1, 1880.
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Trust Sale of NEGROES.

PY uirtue Of Deed Of Trast,
ID executed to the undersigned. By
James Brochman on the 7th day Of
September, 1927, to secure the payment
Of debt due to James Dinsmore. de-
ceased, and of record an the Clerks
Office Of Atbemarlc county, I shall.
sell, at public auction, for Cash, on the
second Monday in October neut, in
front Of the Court house door Of said
county, n,p-cFl,-.
Three Negroes,
Matilda aud her two children, Susan
and John.
The title as belieced to be good, but
such only as as conveyed by the Trust,
'oiH be made to purchasers.
J. ". 81 UNDERS, Trustee.
September lO--6 ST
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A BARGAIN may be had, and il
"A required, credit of one, two'
and threee years, on early applications
to the subscriber in Charlottesville, in
The purchase ola Tract of Land on A.
dams Creek in the County Of Fluvanna,
being immediately below Major Temp
klns,-adjoining his land and others,
distant from Charlottesville, about IL
miles, and within two Of the Union, and
Mr.. Campbel's Merchant Mills, a navi--
gablefork Of the James River. This
tract contains BY late survey,
40 ACK Els.
Its length IS much greater than the
width, which can b- conveniently d.
vided into two tracts of equal size, pos
sessing advantages nearly alike. The
creek mentioned above, runs the whole
length of the land, and nearly through
the centre, and is sufficiently large for
grist or saw mill, with a good aud
suitable site for building, which can be
effected at very trifling expense
all the materials being very convenient
particularly rock, Of an excellent quail
iiy, which can be had oman eminence
within 100 feet of the place, and rolled
10 the spot for building with very little
labor. There is cleared land from $50
to $50 acres, part Of which is very
good, the other has been injured by
repeated cultivation, but can he easily
reclaimed by proper management, it
being well adapted to clover, wheat sc.
all the balance is heavily timbered with
pine and oak, 60 or ~ acres of good
tobacco land, aud about the same of
bottom, suitable for meadow.
Tins tract has many advantages 10
recommend It, such as healthy stu
alton, abundantiy supplied with good
water, an excellent range for cattle,
&c, and convenient market.
VIM. B. PHILIPS.
July $50 If
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NOTICE.

"A LII persons having claims against the
fA Estate of Francis Birkhead, deceased,
are requested to present them for payment,
and those indebted to said Estate are re-
que sted TO make immediate payment to
JOHN BIRKHEAD, Executor.
October ID 3t
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a FRESH supply of the best Green
IN Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Tea, Salt,
Iron, 10 barrels Of prime Whiskey. Read
aud Armstrong; fresh
Troy Ale.
A frosh and constant supply of GROCE.
RIES, too tedious to mention --.4lso-A
constant supply Of nice white Corn Meal,
Bacon, Oats, &c --Also--
A CarryalI, with a top to it and harness
complete for travelling--low for Cash
ALSO
$500 feet Of Pine Plank Terms low for
Cash, opposite the Stone Tavern, Main st.
Charlottesville. SAMUEL THOMBS
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NOTICE.

THE connection Of the Subscriber with
n the Virginia Advocate has. for some
years past, compelled him to Init his practice
as Physician for the most part to ChaY-
lottesvlle and its immediate vicinity. That
connection is dissolved q he will again re-
sumo the practice Of Medicine on as large
scale as the patronage OF his friends and the
public will allow him to do.
FRANK CARR.
July 600 II
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NOTICE.

A LII sums due to the Establishment Of
N The Virginia Advocate prior 20, and IN
clio ling the present publication Of the paper,
either for Subscription Advertisements or
jobs are payable TO the Subscriber only, or
his authorised collector, VIM X. Carr An
immediate payment Of all sums dao3 IL ear
nestly requested. FRANK CARR
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NOTICE.

NHE session OF Mrs. bl2'ter'
L. maDn's School will henceforth
consist Of five months onl-, and the
terms will be for boarders, including
every branch of knowledge taught u,
her School with the exception of Mu-
sic, Dancing and Drawing, the sun
of 500
And tor day scholars English
Grammar, French GRAMMAR,
Reading. Arithmetic. History,
Geography. the use oi the Globes.
and English and French Campo-
sitiOn, Is
Italian,
Spanish, S
Latin, G
German,
Music, III
Dancing. per quarter, lO
Payment to be mad. in advance.
Sentemher 3-5 If
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A Copy-Teste.
IRA GARRETT, D. C..
I7-7 2m


VIRGINIA, To WIT:
n i RULES held IA the Clerks o.
IA flee oi Alo"maiir County Court,
In Septemner 1880,
Nelson Garland aud Dau,el w.
Martin, VINO sues as next Tread oi
James and GuOdticn Garland, infant
children ot the late Peter Garland. aud
Elizabeth, now Eizanetn Martu.
Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
John Woodson, executor of Jlne
Garland, deceased, and III MS own
righ,, an.i francis h,s wife, ia,e Fran
CHS Garland, Join freddy ana Polly
has a0tte, late Polly Garlaud, Nathan
iet Garland, Robert Gariond, Under
SON Garland, and Cyntaia flu Gar
innd, children oi the late Anderson
Garland. and named as iegatees in a
paper purporting tn tie the last will
aud testament Of Jane Garland, de-
ceased, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY
~ A>"'Spu"btSb cpfh INtuuy anu
Folly his wife, late Polly Garland, Ma
thaniel Garland, Robert Garland, An
derson Garland, and Cynthia Ann Gar
land, not having entered their appear
ahce and given security according to
law and the rules Of ,his Court, and il
appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants of
this State On motion of the PLAIN
tIffs by their Cnunsel--it is Ordered.
that the said Defendants d. appear
here on the frs. Monday in Novem-
Der next, and answer the bill Of
the Plaintiffs, and that copy OF this
Order be forthwith inserted in paper
published in the town Of Charloties-
vile, called the 1" CharlotIesv lille
Advocate" for two months success
sIveiy, and posted at the front door of
the Court house of this County on
some Court day.
A Copy-Teste,
IRA GARRETT, d. C..
Sontonhor o..
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned, Testamentary
Il Executor Of the personal Estate
OF the late James Dinsmore, of Ridge
way, near Charlottesville, deceased,
hereby notifies all persons indebted to
the said Estate, either by Bond, Note,
Book Account, or otherwise, to come
forward Immediately and pay the res
pective sums they owe; and those
having demands against the said Es-
tate are requested to bring forward
their accounts properly attested, that
arrangements may be made for the set
Element thereof.
JOHN DINSMORE, Sen'r.
Executor.
September Ivy tf
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RLANK CARDS, Drawing and Music
u y Paper received and for sale by
October T. WATTS.
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Flour, Oil and Leather.

ENAMILY -four, and tanners oil for sale by
n the barrel, also beefs tallow and bees
wax,a parcel OF nice waxed upper leather with
a superior lot OF oak tanned soal leather; also
negroes brogues for sale low Immediately
opposite Mir. John ID. Cravens tannerv bv
JOSEPH BISHOP.
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Carryall and Horses

Carryall and Horses
OR SALE. The undersigxedr
has a Uery good CarryaH, Nth
Harness complete for t,oo Horses, and
t,oo excellent aoork Horses, both young,
nhich he mould sell on vsry accommo--
dating terms.
La WRENCH T. CA TLETT.
Sept. 10 If
". b. Should 1 not be at home, par.
ttcutars in regard to the Horses and
CWryah yiN be made knoson by Mr..
George Ioote, ID. r. Lacy, or v. w.
Southah, Esq. The Horses and Car
ryan may be seen al my Mothers.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
a L Rules held in the Clerks Of
IA fee Of Alhemarle county Cou,,
in September 1880,
James Brown and Thomas Brown,
Complainants,
Martha Brown, Robert Bro,on, Sa-
rah Maupin. Nancy Appleberry, and
Mary Williams, which said Martha is
widow, and the said Robert, Sarah,
Nancy and Mary are children Of Ro-
bert Brown, deceased, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, Robert Brown and
Sarah haupiu, not having entered
their appear ice and given security
according to law and the rules Of this
Court, aud it appearing to the salts.
faction OF the Court that they are no,
inhabitants Of this Commonw ealth on
motion of the complainauts by the,,
Counsel is ordered that the SAID
Defendants Robert Brown and Sarah
haupin do appear here on the frs
day OF November Court next, aud an.
swer the bill Of the CnmpIainants, an.
that copy of this Order he inserted
in the Virginia Advocate, a newspa
per published IN the town ni Char
l"ttesville, for two months successive
ly. and posted at the front door of tn,
Cour, house oi this County. on som,
Court day
A Copy-Teste.
Ira GAR ETrH n C.
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BLANKS

.F various kinds For sale at this
OOfice.
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JUST RECEIVED

September ~
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NOW Is THE TIME.

September l7-7 ii
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Mr. Rsndall-By giving the following
place in the columns OF the Star;you
will oblige friend and subscriber in
Swanxey. 81 ssi s.
ANri.MA,orRY. AT a large and
highly respectable meeting Of The cili.
xcns Of South Reading, who were Meth
er Masons nor AMI Mssons. holden at
the town House in said town, on the
29th Of January. 1890, JOAN GouLD,
Sd, was chosen Moderator. and liExyA.
MIN SWAIN, Jr. appointed Secretary.
A Committee was then selected, who
retired, aud subsequently reported the
fol lowing resolutions, whlch were u
nanimos,Iy adopted Ji.ss.e sslts}
Resolved, That the attempt 10 pro
duce an Anti Ma.onicre 9 temeni in
South Reading Is directly calculated
in the opinion Of this meeting. to de-
st'oy the peace, happiness. and respec
liability oi the suwb. 'ff f'
Resolved. That the Masons or this
place, generally speaking. are among
our best aud most respected towasm..n 3
of E 'h.;. "' ;.,.s ."y ss"P' ~ "sP.ave snem -.
I;ra.n, - 'rs.." 81 s.osu me- .ns "
1 1Rs.oi,,.J J"T0. .1,s evs'y so0a eM.xen.
tempt r indignsiion upon the attemps
-of a superanuated anil discarded Priest
Of . neishb6uriny Parish, to introd ucs
| ,an,:".. .'.n ;. ".o"Sla" s"o vS0e % cos
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of the. president q n [essags relating 70
ihe' merging of the Mnsipe Corps IN
the ARTILLERY or Inisntfy Of the United
States. to alter and amend the osgsnix
alton Of that body.
In the Senate o. Friday, lhe bill 10
creasins vhe Terms u ,he Judjcisl Courts
of the UWilpd Ststes, for the AoQehesn
D;strpct sf New York. So sd1l 10
ne ceucensasieu e, seve1ol p(stsiet
Judges cfths Unilsd States. wss taksn
% IN Csmnietes sfyhs WASlss
Mr Knight ssid hp wished % oa.r
sr amendment 10 increase The s:la,y
Of the Judge ef the Distsict ~ khode
islsxt. He had iniended y submit
the papers supporting the claims %
that Judge, but having mlsltid thsms
he would stale such tacts = we're with
in hi. own knowIedgs.. 1ere ne
Knight Described the impettsncs sed
srduousness Of the dutses psrSsrncu
by that Judge, the high sxpenss u Nv
ing ri his place ofresidsncs. b cense
qnence VI WHICH. snd OF slIs tsta'og
compensation allowed him. he was
wearing ost his PAtrinonisi inherit
aace: Alter few NOE ass'.srks. IN
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aEeUEsr.l

.aNEcDorE. AIevereud gen Hem an
was oace end deavo' ing to impress upon
the minds Of his hea. esss thew inauiIi
ity 10 do good. and the destiny which
would probably await them. Alter all
their exertions they could max. "You
mey g.s,l the rounds Of duty, (said
he aud ba damned-you may vislt
the widow and the fathe'less in thsir
affiictlons. aud be damned--you mMy
iced the hungry, clo,he the naked.snd
ADMINISTER 10 the wants aud Recessi--
ties OF the poor and be damned" Up
ON this venerable old man arose. aud
SAID, and you may preach and he
damned, but shan't stay to hear you,'
RI Ciiqu,rer. ="
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rr TO ouR PATRONS. 90

We bave the pleasure to inform our
friends, that III" Star, will soon he en-
larged, AMI printed on new and supe-
rior type, together with other improve
ments, " hich will increase the Expense
of the paper. 10 US, and reuder it more
Interesting to our readers. AT this
time, and 10 this proper place, we thank
our pat. ons. for the support ,liry have
extended to US, and solicit continu-
ancc of their favors. We would al
so be obliged to them. s'iu mo e,would
they endeavor 10 extend The circuia-
,ion OF this .hcet, that the increase oi
expense about to he incurred, may IN
This way be rcmunerated. No one, but
is persuaded Of the utility ETA NewsPa
per ia Bristol County. and equally a.
ware Of the pecuniary buIihsns. which
il imposes on the publisher /; 50 that,
we trust and hope. our case will be
considered and meet that prompt and
enc, getic support, which the nasu OF
The subject Iequires
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MWMTWMNM'ST AR
WARREN, sATURDA{ FEB. IL. iSso
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
L..aNDHOLDER'S S PROX.

p 4 sENAToRs. fJ
1 DANIEL CORNELL, Of Glocester.
2 uEZEKIAH BoswORrH, Of Wsrrss.
8 BENJAMIN SMITH, Of N King.toH.
STEPHEN B. CORNELL, ofPortsmoutt
s JAMES +. SIMM0AS, ofJohnsos.
g ELISHA WATSON, Of South kingston
THOMAS wHiPrLE, Of Coventry.
CHARLES ELDRIDGE. Of E Greenwich
4 9 GEORGE d. CROSS. Of Westerly.
10 GEORGE BURTON, Of Cranston.
HENRY BOWEN, Esq. secretar,.
aLBERT C. GREENE, Esq.
Attorney General.
THOMAS G. PITyM.aN, Esq. sar
General Treasurer.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13

The Capital Prize Of Sa0. 0.Ooe, in shs
Union Canal Lottery. class No 2, wa,
sold on Monday evening to q man e
color, st Diansford's Cosaer.-CJour
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13

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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-13

Fires. Stilson's Mills near New
Milford. Conn. we're burnt . ith a large
quantity Of fgrain asih ult,
10 York, U c Esd pit. the large
warehouse Of fDougaI IL Co. the store
Of James Armstrong, and Mr. Rsnnies
bakery were burnt. The Ere would
have 'bsen confined to the frst had the
engines been 10 order.
X Carter Il Cos large whiskey die
tiIIery in Cansndsigua. N. Y. was burnt
end inst with 20 bbls Of whiskey and