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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-25
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

R0Oks-wi.hoNt reserve
THIS EVENING, at half past Z O'Clock.
"lLi.b sold, at the corner Of Prince and Union
W streets, under the authority Of deed If trust
about
700 VOLUMES OF BOOKS,
Classical, Historical, .horek &c. &c.
Among them many and valuable works, such as
Murphy's Tactus Doctor Rees' G, clopedia, Modern
Europe, Ro5insons America, Adams Philosophy,
hooke's Roman History, Gibbons Roman Empire.
Rollins Ancient History. Sacred Classics World Ills
PLAYED, s@ift's Works, Beloe's fIerodotus, Humr's
England, Medical depository, Geographic Britannica
SCOTS Novels, Reviews Magazines, etc etc
sept % WA. -. NUfr, .Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-25

A,insey.
81 PIECES Of Linsey just received. and will be
q sold low BIZ
sept "A y. ~ . o. H. 1ANNEx'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-14
COL. nRAYTnN,s ADDRESS.

Al the dinner recently given in Charleston
TO Messrs HAYSE and DlAYroN, the following
toast was drunk:
s.HILliGm Drayton.-Able, faithful and elo-
uuent. South Carolina cherishes him as a son
disciplined in her best schools of chivalry and
honOr-With devoted frmness he has pursued
the dictates OF his conscience IN opposition to the
request of respected portion of his constituents
We honor him for his independence"
When the applause with which twas received,
had subsidized, Col. DRAYroN arose and address
ed the company as follows:
FSliOtc Citizens-Accept my grateful thanks
for the appreciation which you have been pleased
TO express of my public conduct, and of the mo-
tives By which it has been directed. At alt times
| earnestly seek to learn the sentiments of my
constituents. They are entitled to all the SER
vices which can render them: and to require,
as general rule, that in rendering those servi-
ces. | should conform TO their wishes: but, when
ever, after mature de,iberatiOn. have arrived at
the conclusion. that | cannot comply with them
withuut violating my official oath, or the princi-
Piles of moral right; whenever the question arises
between my conscience and the will of my con-
stituents, that question must be solved BY my du-
ty to my God. This opinion have sofreQuent-
" uttered, that have every reason to believe,
that majority OF those whom represent, are ac-
quainted with it. Should be mistaken, glad
iy avail myself of this occasion to declare it
Political errors | may often have committed. -
With the coucealment Of my political principles,
no one can, justly charge me.
The topics most interesting to South Carolina,
to which have lately given my attention in Con-
gress, are the Tariff and what are termed - In
fernal improvements" 1t being well known,
that consider the law imposing duties upon I'M
ports for the exclusive benefit of the domestic
manufacturer. to be unconstitutional and deeply
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-14
Dogs.
Extract Erlm lie Lar.

St0urOpSTtU% .ws, psgr So" SEC. II. ind =
u Il furtir enacted, Z lat IAN shall oe levied ,'d
coll, ctcd annually Of five dollars every male an.r
f he dog kind; and ten dollars OF ever, cmtIe ,a.
NH e the dog kird kept within l;ie J snoi AioHaa
iris And i, shall be tie diy Gf the Police Co.,..
5lcs, some Ome in The mont, Of June yearly, an.
every year, and oiteuer Unnecessary to take n &C.
coun, If ever, animal Of ,hc dog iad IN tlg sadoa.
noting the re, pcctivc districts The town Ia V n q.
ken, and rctnrn q list of the own,is' names % ID.
Clerk Of the Council And Whenever Pa, auiusl g
;he dog kind shall he owned u. A,rb"rc! au. ais;
season ofihe year, the owner Or hasO.F si-ii bC SUI
cct to the aforesaid TX And the owners SAD hsic
crs Of ever, animal ct the dog kiGl, shah! q. II tines
when thereto required by the Cons -aes Al -s.i'
make ,c of every such aniDai By l!I-rl csge'
or which they suffer Go ry!a.n .bnUl iht hog', a.
penalty Of !oitei'ing md paying d1'5' ''r e'ei
refusal une hsf 20 The in, rneT, aI!si tie 0,hc I'D
tlie use 81 tie Corporation.
Sc IS. That the Police Cuna..b'la Ill. IcTsa.
he aforesaid tax OF i've dollars for each sse. ar t.
dollar, for each !cmsle animal Of Tie dog sind. and
The said tax Shall not be pad on dcman ner "fla
twenty day after first demanded, the Constabes ~,
hereby authorized and directed 70 levy the sane ~
distress, agreeaby TO the mode prescribed Tor co:c
lng otie. taxes IN the sad town.
"SEc 10. That every owner OF the dog kind ke.i
within the town shall cause snch animals to col
lar about is neck, with the osners name 81 lengths
al times on penalty of four dollars, to be pad BY As
owner OF harborer cf said animal one-laf to tie IL
fonnrr and the other half to the use Of the C"rpo4
ton. And every such animal rot having such COLA
.bou, It's neck shah be forthwith killed, or Gestlyel
by any of the Consabics Of the town
"ssc 90 That it shall be the duty Of the Pois.
Constsbles TO destroy every animal Of the dog / u
found wthnthc Market House. or gOir at lsrge With
N tee Market Square. And if such ANIMAL cannot %
safely OF conveniently destroyed the owner, ur peFo;
who shall have brough, such Animal to the Mako
House or Square, or who shall have suffered such AMI
NAL to follow him or her to the said Market House OF
Square, shall forfeit aud pay the sum Of FIVE dollars"
This law is published in order that no person MAJ
pleadis OF ITS provisions IL it is iendedior
most strictly Xtcutei.
BY order OF the Mayor:
IB HANCOCK,
j. RIRCH.
is t0-iw Police Constable
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-14
is 70 Nv
Notice,

4 the case Of Ann Il. Pe,ton against tT1ncl' Fe'
4 ton, administration, with the VIII annexed, u Ia
Peg ton deceased; Jonah thompson ard MarEsrel DIS
wife late Margaret Peyton, one At III" hers End dc
sees of Ann Peyton, deceased; Virginia pr!ior I. u
ven PeytuH, John Pey ton, and Wet Fey ton. NM
child en- and heir, law OF West Fe.tC" dcrt'''"
who was another OF the children of thu said An" ''
ven reytcu, Margaret Peyton, Valentino Peyt"n Va.
CIV Pey,on, West rrl ton, William Pew "n. aud N''
Pcyton, children and heirs al law OF WIiltm PC'.'
who was another ut the children of ire sad ar' "
lent,ne Pe,tOn AID Susan his wife, hth sad su--
was the only child Of sleRtinc Pc. ION, deceascd
Their the children Of The said inD P"l too, dcct'
Samuel Swearingen, husband 81 Margaret fH'''
Fielding Winock, husband of Nancy re!tUn, -
Hart and Susan his wife, Abraham Flrman Ala h"'
beth his wife, AMI Samuel Peyton. which sI'- VI !
ret Nancy, susan Elizabeth, and Samuel ~ CHI
and heirs at law Of William, of The heirs al
the sail Ann reytoH, deceased; and SSnuei F'l
one of the heirs OF Valentine Peyton, yho vas 'le
the children Of said Ann. and William Hart anG 'D~
his wife. Z,
The parte, defendants in the above sniI, no" q"
pending on Il Chancery side uf the Circuit cG''
the District of Columbia at Alexandra. val i"A' r.
,ice, il.at on tie IN day IF august neal. tsre'
.? JL and +. u, at the % &c If John Chan.
The City of Washington, the Complainant "lI Ia.
depost,ons of Thongs Hsycner, iz,beth I'''t',,'
ger G.. ",ishtmsn, Richard Waiack, John b
and II. Thoupson-'o be read on the Tsi o. we
SUIT. ANN T.. PtiiO'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-14

sou ..how slow we co." and every halt minute
w. ,,terl,rded his CONTEMPLATION with fresh and
az :. Bread and cheese my eyes" until
tho pcantain. quite disguised, walked away under
the t full impression that the good man was 4 fool:
He therefore, took an early opportunity, III pre-.
80 I'm of the purser of cxpatiatnE with him On
s s5e Folly obreai and cheesiag his eyes every
, ";,nteIthe priest pleaded guilty, keenly turn
s,e tables upon the officer, VIC in lis mode Of
s'yearing. 50 completely united Jolly and PROP
go" N,.v ior,ther! This was Grgu0lea'U;a cihoai.
en,. the CAPTAIN felt the full force of ii and hari
LIN he cnn(esseJ the task was, he absolutely CAV,
"a" the habit which had unceaslng ly vibrateI on
~: tnnauc. at sea and on shore. in foul weather
and in lair weather, for at least twenty wears.
i'i' r.Hks9ea7a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-14
lNhis Is TO give noticc,

YAyliAT the subscriber. Of Charlc, County, s"- ,.
4 of MArylsnI, hash obtained from the oris''
Court Of Charles County, in Mar, land, letters
tary Oh the personal estate Of THOMAS Row. h' \
said County, deceased. All persons having CO =
AZ .iast said deceased, are hercb, warned 20 sA '
sa,Kc, with the vouchers thereof to the subsen'e
or before theirst day Of January, 1851; dizzy my
wise, BY ,aw, be excluded tr0 IN all benefit, Oh Voc
estate. Given under NY hand, this 23h day o.
1859. SAhAH Row!
" 2-w4w hNS'"'',
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-14

ara united BY the ti- Of biood-mally VINO ,' al,
nv valued personal friends-and some, G..n
whom have acted. harmonioasiy' IN 2 onu.ts
struggles, am unable 70 convey an adequa.e
idea, in words, of the pain which feel IN s eS-
pressing opinions which believe to be d ar s ths
ance with theirs. have. nevertheless uohe t; 10
violence to myself, from the conviction, ulas III
times of public excitement, the opinions OF no
citizen should be concealed: and because my con,
stituens have the right to know my thoughts 1nr IN
order that they may determine whether a' S mU
thy TO represent them. most Willingly 7unh..
myself 10 their verdict confident and IT. .rE f
not vau!y SO, that they will give me cF'a.e 10.
having fully, candilly, and feariessiy' spoken
from the dictates Of my heart.
Mr.. President the colors floating around ,n Ssa
walls, have suggested to me toast, which be, be-
leave to offer instead of the one whth had pre-
pared for this meeting:
May our star-spangled banner 50 oi,eh ua
umphantly nnfurled upon the ocean ana tl'e ,a''u
ever wave, with undiminished iustre, over Tree
sovereign and united States"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-14
eco Reward.
pANAwtY from the subscriber, oh the >'h
20, June Ias,, woman by the h-he ~
*. VELLT.

w LLII
,bou, g wears oh. dark complexion s''len ook, sni
slow OF spcech when spokcnte. She ""S hlFt4 t?'io
m, r,.sec, er of Reuben Johnston, ana - the pro-
,,,. or Mrs. Ann !ioaP OF DumEries, vAeFe Sac ~,
harm She has on various kals OF clothes, dones.s
and principally one black silk li.s>. which he uy
,,r,r q tbs time iwi,l give 30 token within lie
n s,rct and S2S if taken out Of it, with al re4s1.4.e
charges # brought home
fThc shove reward IF i25 will be gHcr to?iae a.
,rhen,ion of said negrn, instead OF $50 IS taxed ss
former advertisement
- rha Editor of the Telegraph will prbh' 4.
above 81, ard send his t. the subscriber,
this OF, =, for payment
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-14
Horse anteh .

WISH to purchase gay Horse, Of I44 to Is hands
Il high, Young and sound, broken 10 harness. and If
he paced it would be more agreeable, though not in
dispensable. Apply to
jy 12 GEO. JOHNSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-10

10y Hugh MeItalI.--The memory OF Robert Emmett
tn y IN ahe looks and exean,s where \, nv
ehlE ~ "y
Ills soul Is waited TO the mansions Of Rest
To JOIN the sons OF Freedom from the Me-,
by a. e Anderson--ienry Clay, OF Kentucky
"Alote true 10y Mercclius exilcd fees
"lhan CGsan with a Senate at his he.lSu
Ky John iiSuell OF Nansemond-teny Clsy-Too honest
TO be loved admired by the helne supporters of eo,
eonbina'ion-tuc much Of patriot statesman 20 be o
suffered, by the AmrIoan people private c,i-.,
10y an absent hend-lhe Hon. Thomas Newton
"Who noble ends by noble means Obtains,
"Or falling, SMILES IA exile and in chains;
Like good AuIelius let HIM reign or bleed.
Like Socrates, that man is sIea at indeed"
by Capt p L. BaleThoso who voted for the war Of iai,
"SenerunIcans Ihoe who voted agaus, it. were
they! ""''e arc
By Jacob HaTthorn -Retrenc hnent and Reto,, h.v -.
heard the voice. wv 'N'f'0 t"''
By GhesL-HenIy Clay-The father of the Am.r;oan
Sy,iem-he champion Cd >. American independence,hs
missouri Media,o--ke the sturdy his own W.s,r,n
Forest e stands unscaihed amidst thundeIrss and y
nings OF the political elements. - s'
by Joseph l. Alyn-Henry Clay-The great solar u,nina
~ Of ON political no, lion - $3.50 "
by Joseph G. Maisne Thomas Newton Eso--fe has b,en
useaed mt not eonquered this hope to prove nj The
ensuing election ~ :" P'S NJ ''0
Ly Edwin Walker Civil Iber,y-Bcs, and longest ,,s~,
'e1 ny a'thiu and Impartial administration the laws
inns was truly "ctsl of reason, the flow of ,oul~
ABOUT one hundred aud shared in this suuous
banquet and at an early hour left perfect GOOD orr
! and with the hes, feelings o. ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-10
ITO be continued !
FROM The .NarlaM Ei.oo pro,,.

On Tuesday, at Jhhnsons Hotel, in cop(orp,i,,, ~
preceding arrangements, most suinpuous and snlon
did dinner WIS given TO Col TnoMis Nrwro,.' on
late representative ihthe 2lst Congress RMS ron
HcInan has representa- tho Norfolk District f,r 2o
yaars-ils uniformly fulfilled the expectations and
WISHES Ut hs constituents, by constant anil un-n-
united attention TO trr local interests rs wei! os do
yoinn and close Application to national CONCERNS
L0i' Newton WINS, i1r many years Chairman OF f!rr
COMMITTEE on COwyorcc, % The complex md ifp,or
iaW GdJcs OF which hg ajiy and 'ndafatoably dr.
voted. Through av"ra different administrations bo
was placed 40 tbe.hgad oftbis Committee. in which
character be sustained, 10 thc utmost lbc intcrcg,
ard UELHy Of yic country, ind acquitted himself in
all respects as lG hithfal md intelligent rcprcsoDia
tive oitAs nation But }; seems thst l,sIr public
Hie, spcnt IN iiIriJcraBcc Of the best inter
es'f o. The hpuh", and the local benefits
through his acttity, talents and zeal BROUGHT homo
- s immediate constituents, combined were MOI ,uC
hceuI guarantees ofls right and privileges ne a man
nun representative d the people. undcr the iron hand
oi JacksorioH msruio This venerable uubc scr-
want has boeu superseded, as Chairman OF tho Com
mi'Lec OF CO1mPce, after the long able aud efficient
services rendered by tho i0sdo1 tho present Speo-
ker' though with attempted mockcry, retained as
ncmotr. This NOT Oh. II has f8lcn 10 lhc LOT Of
This FabtorV Hf House Of Representatives, 20 b. re
lcctcd bs seat, fung the present session under cir
cumstancos the most unhcufd or unparalleled and
InquioUy thatever stained archives Of Congress
Those circumtanccs aud rcsults l1y" l'cr~tefnfc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-10
F'on rus WTIG. Ell
TO THE AMERICAN EAGLE.

TO The AMEktCAN EAGLC.
bird Of rho heavens. whose infant form
Was cradld inthc thunder cloud,
- Uhose lullaby in accents loud
WASHING amid the roaring storm,
Sweep on, sweep on, majestic one,
Tnr' rea'ms Of fajcless Trthcr roam,
M uly bright plnIOns bear thee homo
Iothy high munsion IN the sun.
For thou ceri bnrn, proud ono, TO soar
Above this earth and mcancr things,
To range upon thy tirelcss wings
aud sport amid tho icmpest's roar.
Bird the heavens. when Freedom broke
The chain that dcSpots o'cr her throw,
Aud now lonely exile aew
Farfrom The iyrant's calling yoke,
'fwes thine proud one, at hea-cn's command
Mott 10 boar her angel form
UhscIlh'd amid the battle s,otrl,
TO this her iov'd ana chosen land
Into thy mighty hand she cave
The siar-g rimI banner oi the free.
Whose azure folds DER land and sen,
IN triumph aud m glory wave.
Aud Llipc il is to hoycr nigh
Wner~ freedom leads her daun;lcgs van,
And firmly stands that patriot band
Whose vow Is sworn "lo 10 ~ die
10 show that banner Stars on high
Where falls to earth each covering f1c,
Aud nerve each arm that strikes be.Uw
The Flag OF Death or Liberty
C,ii ofthc sur! stu moyst t...,u roam
tOrccr uncag'R by tyr-,.'S hond,
The em5lom of ~ native land,
Of itceGams o%'y chosen houlr.
@! moyst ,fiou ever be IT, bright
AM match css rover ufthc skv.
t'hv cloud to7'l cyry hung or high
Upon the mountain dizzy hight.
Fly on, then, Fly, bright bird of day.
AM a thou seek thy home on nigh,
Tho FGln shuut ni Liberty,
Shall cheer thee lhro' thy V4li,cis woy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-23
Not fur sale

4 PIECE Of GROuND,22 # front opposite Farmers
n Bank, and adjoining Marsteers old Auction.
store and 1T and running east ok Of May Tobacco
Factor, $50 feet more. Apply 10
j. p GEO JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-23
COMMUNICATED.


Further Caution 10 Cell Waier DYiakers.-
A grave digger in Washington, after having labor
ed at his avocation on Sunday last, drank large
draughts of cold water alone. and was the next day
emboweled in one of those cold clay tenements,
which he had so frequently prepared for others.
A woman in this town, after performing some
culinary Office on Tuesday last, fell down dead
from having drank cold water alone.
A highly respectable lawyer, while attending
the court Of neighboring county, drank copious-
" of ice water alone, and its effects were so
speedy and deadly, that in few moments those
around, thought he was g shuflling off this NOR
tai coil. he was however restored tohealth. by hav-
inc administered to him, large portions of that
which if mixed with the water, would have pre-
vented the accident
Thus appears that the appellation "Natures
Beverage which has been applied by the few to
cold water. is misnomer, forit extinguishes that
light, which when once put out, 1--WE know not
where to find the Prometheau heat, which shall
that light relume. Q.E.D.
July %.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-23
Job i'rin,ing

veatly ard ezpeaiii0usty ereeuled at THIS Office. i
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-23

firm of disti!lcrs in the neighoorh%O .,
Holborn-hilI, (England) have cOnstruc'eoy :,
watts, which are each to hold eisren h0"sGN~
Ions. Thus, says London writer. two nanJ
puncheous Of British spirits will be deposit .''.s
these enormous vessels. A whole lemP"
Society might be drowned in eitherot 'heA'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-24

THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
The ship Mary Howland, Capt. Acton,
arrived at Boston on Saturday evening
last from Liverpool, via Cork. BY this
vessel a Cork paper Of the 2lst Of Oct
has been received, containing Liverpool
dates ofth 10Th, and London dates of
the l8lh ofthat mo. They contain no later
news fromthe European continent. The
report mentioned, of a contract for II sup
ply of muskcts To the French Govern
mcnt, does not seem very probable.
The French, who are able to manuiac-
ture their own aims, We should imagine
are more IN want of employment, than
ofmuskcts. British three per cent cons.
Oct. 10. 8G1 al: French 3 per cents
60, 75 a 80 The corn market without
material change.
A public meeting had been called in
Dublin to consider the subject Of dissol-
wing, in legal way, the Union Of ire
land and England The Lord Iieuten-
ant issued proclamation torbidding the
people to assemble on the occasion, and a
good deal Of excitement cnsued
\ private letter from London, rcceiv-
ed at Cork, says
ga report is current in the city, and
seems to have some foundation, that
some houses in Birmingham have enter
ed into a contract for the supply of 300,-
900 muskcts to the French Government
1t is supposed also, that the quantity
ultimately required will be much great
er.-T'he order is said to be very pres
sing one, and that delivery is urged at
rate of 10000 monthly, if possible -
This circumstance is not, at present,
viewed with any alarm IN the Money
market, as the motive assigned for the
order, and the despatch of it, is the mis-
cradle state Of incilicicncy as to equip
ment, in which the whole of the regular
army Of France was left by Charles X
and his Ministers"
The commercial accounts from the
Continent continue very gloomy; there
are today accounts OF the stoppagc ofthc
leading manufacturing houses in France
at IIavre, Of n small banking establish
mcnt at Paris, one extensive firm at Ma
drid, and one at Bordeaux, besides others
Of minor Importance.
The letters by the Spanish post state
every thing was tranquil. One letter
from Madrid, however, alludes to an at
tempt at rebellion in the capital, but says
it had been instantly suppressed by the
government authorities.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-24
six sons and five darters, ma'am.'

Six sons and five darters, ma am
six sons and five daug hters' What
family for poor woman to support
'lt is family surely ma am but there
ant one Of 'cm I'D be willing to lose.
They are as good children as need be
all willing to work, and all clever to me.
Even the littlest boy, when he gets cent
now and then for doing chore, will be
sure to bring il to me, ma am
DO your daughters spin your thrcad'
NO, ma am; as soon as they are big
enough they 90 out to service. | don't
want to keep them always dclvin for me;
they are always willing to give me what
they can; but it is right and fair they
should do little for themselves. do
all my spinning after the folks are abed'
Don't you think YOU should be better
off, if you had none but yourself to pro-
vide for;'
why no ma a'am don't. III had mt
been married, ! should always have been
to work as hard as ] could, and now |
don't do more than that My children
are great comfort to me; and | look for
ward to the time when they'll do as much
for me as | have done for them
Here was true philosophy! ] learned
a lesson Of that poor woman " hch shah
not forget.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-24

of Mr.. Clay of sixteen. In the last Con-
gressional election the Jackson Repre-
sentaives from this State were nine, and
Clay five; now the Representatives is
nearly reversed-making gain of six
members of Congress in favor Of Mr. Clay
and the American System. Is not Ohio
completely redeemed?
Cincinnati american.
The effect of this election in Ohio on
the Presidential contest of 1882 will be
as decisive, says the Gazette, as it will
be disastrous to the hopes and fatal to the
success of General Jackson. 1t was so es-
tccmcd by his friends throughout the I'm
ion, and it was therefore looked TO with
the most intense anxiety. Gen. M'Ar-
thur is extensively known Throughout, that
State and the United States, as the warm
personal, and political friend Of Mr.. Clay.
ISciOia Gazette.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-24
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

n Have this day received fiom JoHN :. WEE
u DEN, of the town and county Of Newport,
cabinet maker, an assignment Of all his property
and estate in trust for the benefit of his creditors.
They are therefore requested 10 present their
claims within three months fom the date hereof,
as Immediately after the expiration Of that term,
a dividend of his ELECTS will he declared and paid
upon such demands as shall be received and al
lowed within that time. All persons indebted to
said WFrDES. are requested to make payment
without delay to
HENRY Y. CRANSTON, Assignee.
Newport, nov 10, 1880.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-11-24
CHEAP COTTON SHIRTINGS,Se'

Holm T.. TOWNSEND has just received
CO. good supply of white and brown Shirtings
ard Sheetitgs, from the most approved Factories.
which will be sold cheap.
ALSO,
Some cheap nice BroadcIoths, black utsrings.
crcassians, wadding, cold canbrcs cheap, cotton
table cloths, Il great variety Of shawls. few nico
white mcrno shawls, cheap silk hosiery; cotton
warp, white and blue of an excellent quality, con-
stantly on hand as usual. nov. 3