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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-11

IA bold Flordian who would have
thought il tri1e tn take m alligator. he.
inc out fishing recently. discovered a shoal
OF porpoises and equipped himself with n
harpoon, the line Of which he fastened a.
round his person. Presently stout ono
cane near and he "lct drives" the porpoise
dartelsThke shut whrlnr the poor har.
pooner through the waves, and he was On
" savci bv the rope breaking. He shoull
real tho "Pilo'." and take few ideas from
Long Tom Coffin"
The above reminds us of the exploits or
fwn Of n,'r nnan.iniances in Savannah riu
ef: Onc ofthem was a rreat Trout catcb
or, generally sitting and fishing on rock
IN tho river with half n dozen rods n, ,
time. Ono day he fastened his hrnd line
n 'arg" strong line, whose hook is thrown
on ~ or 40 yards in the rver) tn hjs leg
hndlng tie multiplicity of his tackle incon
ven'ent 'o managr. A large cat fish weigh.
ing ~ lbs. seized the bait, and beforc orr
fisherman was well aware Of the fact. he
was posting down the river faster than n
fow-bont astcrn Of steamer. Luckily.
th" cat ish. as much alarmed as its follow.
er, did not keep the deep channel, but at
temnfed 70 pass sand bar. which nearly
crossed the stream. Here, our nlnos,
hreath'ess acquaintance caught hold of
something which brought the tish to sud-
con halt, and tho fisherman was enabled
tn ovenge himself for his Temporary dis
comlitnre. The other case occurred only
few miles above this city. The sturgeon
IN the heat ut summer is very sluggish. and
will lie panting like hog in he coolest
p'rts of th" stream. regardless almost of
tho apDroach ofdanger Our friend found
ono Of those animals II feet long in n shal
low part OF the river. and being much of n
man, thought he could master him by iump
ing astrda IF him. aud. ut the same instant.
clapplng his hands into his sils. He
jumped, and was successful in placing the
fingers of both hands in the iish's gils
Instantly the animal dartel down the river
like race horse. Something's under the wa.
tor. sometimes on'. Tho rider could Meth
or stop him. nor get his hands out of his
gi'ls, which claspcd them like n vice. For
trn,te'y the frightened animal after race
cF nrwardS of qnarter OF mile, bolted
into onc Of our friends own fish traps, and
there rho sp"cta'ors who had pursued on
tn bank. dnallv found him swearing in tho
r,est posi'ivc m,nnrr, il was the last stur
geon he would ever ride Georgian.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-11

The re,ul. Of the election IN she State Al
New York, as far as ascertaiued gives the
following:
Maloritios for Throop. 2l.s66
Majori;ics for Granger 1897
Maj. for Throop 5,059
The N. Y. Com. Adv. OF Tuesday eve.
ming says:
:" A result very different would have been
produced, had tho friends OF Clay, and the
opponents of the present administration in
The river counties, and westward to the
Cayuga, united with their friends in this
city, who buried their aniipathies TO anti
masonry, in the desire to produce the
greatest good. Mr.. Granger in that event
would have been elected by fifteen thou
sand majority. And even as il is, the Jack.
son party succeed by fifteen thousand less
majority. than they pretended to anticipate.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-11
STATE OF RnonE.isiASn i.

~ Gensrat .7sssmbfy, Oct. Session. a % Is1O
Nn act to suspend proceedings on potiti.n,
'or the benefit Of the act entitled IAN Act for
ne role OF lnsolvent Debtors. be and the
'a sane afe hereby suspended until the rising OF
.his Assembly at tho next session. proyisl,d
however, that the Saptanc Judicial t,our, N.
ana they are authorized, in their discretion. 10
eontinua such pcttlons now pending. and IN
stay proceedings against tho persons of nett
'eners, IN the same manner as if this act had
not been passed.
An act explanatory and in an,cndmen,' ar an
act entitled "An Act to prevent fraud in
Fire Wood and Charcoal exposed far sal,,''
SEoTfcS l. BE a. &c. That all baskets
used IN measuring Charcoal brought into apv
Town In this State for sale shall he of Tho foi
towing dimensions, to wit; nineteen inches in
breadth IN every part thereof. ana seventeen
ana ono half inches deep measuring from tho
"gnes' part OF the bottom, of the Basket, per.
p"ndlcu'arly TO level with the top or :he Bss
ket; and that tho Basket shall be well he.ncd
and also sealed by the sealer of weights aud
measures ol the town whore tho person so us.
ing the samo shall usually. reside, or OF the
town where such Coal shall DO So measured
'or sale And every person who shall meas.
ure Charcoal offered for sale, in any Raske,
~ olher dimensions than as asoresaid. or moi
sealed as aforesaid, shall forfeit and pay fifty
cents, To the use of tho poor ofthc town where
sueh Coal shall DO 50 measured for sale; and
such Basket shall bo forfeited.
SEc 2. .7aH. &c That tho third section
OF the act of which this is in explanation and
anendmsnt DO and tho same is hereby repeal.
cd. ''f~a'
An Act to amond the act 10 prcvont Hugs and
Ne1t Cattle from going at large in the town
OF Westerly.
Bo 6. S-e, That tho act aforesaid shall n.
ana inc same is hereby so far amended. as To
au'norl1e other persons than freehoder. Ia
selse hogs aud cattle as is therein provided, in
case the person who shall 80 seize the same
'na u at The timo, be in tho actual oceupa,ion
o' any real es taten tho said town Of Westerly
as tenant or otherwise.
An Act in amendment of an act entitled "An
Act imposing a duty upon licensed persons
ana others and bodies corporate within this
State" '
Be u. NC. That the sum Of ono bundred
collars shall hereafter be paid by tho person or
persons 'ransactiug business in this State, as
agent, partner, or branch of any foreipn lnsur.
anco Company, for the license granted by anv
Town council, to transact such busines ~, instead
OF Tie sum of two hundred dollars required to
De pad therefor by Tho thrd section Of said
act " '"''
True copy Witness
nov4 HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-11
MA.EEIND

In this Town on Wednesday evening last,
by the Rev. Mr. Eddy, Mr.. Charles N. Tlley
to Miss Abby II Chapel.
On tho 3lst Oct. by the Rev. Mr.. Eddy.
hr Robert G. Sisson, TO Miss Mary Ann An
'hony daughter OF Peckham Anthony Esq. all
of Middletown
At Jamestown, on Sunday evening last by
Kew. MIR. Nc kenzic, MIR. Peleg Potter, To
Miss Beisey Congdon, daughter of Thomas
r. Congdon, Esq
In Midd!otown, by the Rev. Mr.. Sullens,
Nr. William p. Sullcns. of Portsmouth, 10
Miss Sarah Ann barker.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-11
BRIGHTON MARKET
Monday, ..Nop. 3

'HVN"Wy, ..NVU. u
k"ported Tor the Bos,oa Patriot.
AZ Market this day 42i6 Csule, 4l4C
Sheep and 77G Swine.
Prices Beef fCaiie--F From 50 25 1874
we noticed few taken a; 4 So Barrel
hng Caaie--for Mess S3 so, No. l, SO n
3 O3. M. 9 50 6(, 275.
Shsep--We noticed a few lots only
oan-iui for 81 2S. me FAR, 375, s,,B FOR
81 one for Is and one for 2 iO--a Ew
eosset we'hers were taken for $50.
S'eine--We ne,iced one entire 10, Of
2'o at 81 Sc; ane lot nf $50 Sows aud Bar
rows n' &c; one Of 80 large Barrows Ic
one of :'6 selected Barrows, Shoats, at 4lc:
one OF ~ selected Sows. Saoats, at Bic
At retail ~ for Sows, Sfor Barrows.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-11
ANOTHER
Supply Of VIEW. and CHEAP
DRY GOODS.

WILL DO received by the Boston WaSs
gon on Saturday, October 30, by
II. w. LAWTON,
WHiCtI will make his assortment ns
w ciude almost every article of Fora
eign ~ Domestic manufacture.
Among them are
Cloths, ''S''"o
English mcrinos & Circussian,.
Plain and Plaid Cambets.
cheap. p'"'''' WY
20 cents. ""u
New Style Calicocs.
More common do. nj 1914 cts.
Very good pound do at Is. Cd. g. q. Oh,
Fancy handkerchief,
Changonble Silks, Italian and pros. do
Super blk. Italian g. gros. de Berlin.
synchaws and Pongees,
Carleton Pilot Cloth, very stout,
Russian Sheetings,
do. Diapcrs.
Heavy Bediicks, at g0-cts.
Extra do. do. at 2J cts.
Yard wide Checksat l25 cts. fndiro biuS
Sa''inotts dark blue and blue and OxA
ford mixed
Glazed white, black and purple pclisss
wudding.
Ono Bale soft s,ou, Crash $50 $50 yds I'd at 8 sc,s
Ten Bales unbleuehed SheotinRs a, o,
io; u, l2, g. 12d cents per yd.
t'x're Zine uDbleached Cot,ons I I.s yd.
WIDE at ia cts. This article is cheapss
than cheap.
complete assortment ofblcached shirts
'ngs a. Sheetings, from 3 cts. 10 25 cts.
with almost every intermediate price.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-11

~ n; ;hv which he has ascertained tb,, s,,,h
p'y AMI va,iolid virus, mixed with milk
p-pldces mild disorder. From ,h,s bc
ih''r' that the Snail Pox had been caurh,
p ~ fhr Cows from the IIum1n Species. AMI
rp,nrned by the Vaccine disease.
DRIs oasIr. The following par,ic-
MARS relating TO the piratical crew of
t.i.s vessel, are from the New York
Gazette of Wednesday morning, which
nlso states that two ofthe ruffians have
ban apprehendcd at St. yincents:
The vessel, as before stated, went ashore
nj Trinidad. II was ascertsined that two
m'' of very snspic,oss character, had bcen
ah'it the town twelve days previons 20 the
~ ~ October. who repor,ed thcm.slyes as
p7't ni the crew ofa Danish vessel arrived
a., me Main. whore they had left her
= fhry were IN possession ofa considerable
e'in OF money. and somc gold dus. in bot.
tn'. They left II. in sloop bound to 81
'ncents. The one was lnnlat,o and tho
"her black, and both spoke many Ian
y iages. Three other men, of snsoic,ous
chararter, were reported as havinu arrived
NJ The Bocas, in small boat, with specie
and elephants tonth. from which II s infer
red they were part of the brig Orblt's crew
as she had palm oil and elephants teeth
On board.
a letter from the Island of Juevos. ne
. MONDAY the Doth OF September. states thai
five roffanly looking fellows landed at the
house of Madame Murphies, from a shin
boat. They were ar'and with muskc,s
pistols and daggers. They ordered dinner
and supper. and every delic,cy the place
afforded. stating that they would pav for
them. Hrs. NJ. being much alarmed com
pied with their orders. They remained
until Tuesday. They had several sacks Of
money AMI some elephants teeth. Two
werc carried in her boat at charge or $40.
IN Corbeau Town. Each had two larce
bags nj money. The other three, who an
pcarnd To he Genoese, went off in the ship's
boat md steercd To Tho south end Of tho
Island. They said they had belonged to
privatecr-had captured n Guinea man.
and sold her-that they had been chased
by a man Of war--h,d abandoned their
v"sscl and escaped in the boat. They adj.
dol that there was fortune Oh board tho
vessel they had abandoned.
Great credit was deservoAlv piyen N Cir
&. r. Smith. Governor of Trinidad. for his
cxoriions in this affiir having sen, vesscls
r"nn to the East Coast and directed the
commandant ofthe Qr,rtcr ofToco ,o rem
der every assistance, in securing such par,s
of the property as might come within his
observation.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-11
SHIP NEWS.
ENTERED.
Brig Sampson, Purkis, Havana.
ryl DDf,n

CLEARED.
BRIG Sampson, Purkis. Providence.
Brig Henry, Burt. Newborn, N. G.
Schr. Colulnbus, Maxwell. Warren.
Entered, Apprentice, Summons, Elizabeth
City, n. G.
Sloop Splendid, Read. New York.
MEMORANDA
Arr at Savannah Oct. 2Sih, sloops, Mar
sha ~, and Eleanor. from this oort
Arr. at New Orleans Oct. Nj. Brio Will;,n,
Taylor, from this port
u ) ship Concord, sailed from Cowos,
sept ., for the Mediterranean.
:, ~ EIsineur Sept @3d. brig,Ann Gadsden,
Nnf'ham. Matnnzss.
snip Caroline \gusta, arr. at New York.
.1l i'V"'p""'' Oct ith lat. 80. lon. %, ex.
changed signals with ship Newport, s,andinc
T. F' '"''e
=, Len at hamburg Sept. 2s,h. ship Elbe, for
havana, soon: ship Boy, uncertain.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-11
Singing School.

'EN'lE subscriber respectfully informs
n the Ladiessnd gentlemen Of Newport.
That his school fof the instruction of
SACRED MUSIC,
WI commence about the first Of Dec cmber.
at Mr.. TowrR's Academy, one evening in
week, tor four months, at one dollar Tor
each subscriber--books furnished gratis.
Those wishing to attend will please leave
thor names at the store of the subscriber
soon, as no scholar can be admitted after
The school has commenced. b. MARSH i.
nov. 1. 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-11
TO TIE AFFLICTED!
DIR. EHuli's
X1R UN&EN.

y general assortment of this valuable in
N s'rumcnt is just received aud for sle
AZ me sign Of the GOOD SAMARITAN,
'5d door south of Market square, Newport,
Sizes adapted to oil ages from the inrsn,
"f three months. TO the most corpolen, of
adult age may be had, and Doct. MooRr
VIII give any advice that may be desired
relative to the use of the instrument. and
the best mode of adjusting il.
Nov. IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-11
LACE WORK,

At ABOUT TUE OLD PRICES.
TIlE subscriber has taken an office a,
u the corner Of Spring and Church s,s.
where he will furnish such persons with
employment, IA may wish TO work LACE.
vi. prices x,ll b. iberal.
OsL IS. b. ~ CAHOORR, Agent.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-11
D.-I.ND

In Bristol, on Saturday morning fss,, Mr..
heniamin Wilcox, formerly Of this town aged
'5 years-a brave Officer or the Revolutions.
ry War.
In Tivcrion, on Monday last, Mr.. William
Hall Lawton, SON Of Capt. George Lawton, in
18th year of his age.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-11
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY /

CONNECTICUT LOTTERY d
extra; draws this day. Highest prizS
$4,000. Tickets 4 parts in propors
tion.
CUMBERLAND and OXFORD
Lottery no. 10; draws Saturday Nov.
ia Highest prize $4,000. Tickets =
parts in proportion.
CUMBERLAND and OXFORD
Lottery no. l extra; draws Tburs,lav
Nov. lS. Highest prize $4,000. Ticks
cts parts IN proportion.
Drawn NUMBERS.
VI Maine State Lottery no. 30.
81 90 Is 3S SIS IL 81 @ 4 III
vi connecticut Lottery class 10,
l3 81 34 10 s3 o 10 3S "a.
Of Maine State 6 extra,
81 AZ 30 40 36 II III Is I6 AZ.
In the above have sold one quarter
OF the highest prize viz.
Combination 20 81 AZ slO.OO0,
=. CAHOONE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-11
State Of Rhode-Island. &c.

State Of lhode-Island, &c.
WAsurSoToN, &c. Clerks Office, S~preme
Jnd'ciai Court, October 27ih, .qD 1890.
NAI AIHEREAS Lydia Crandal, Of Hop
w kinton, wife of Nathan Il. Crandsl.
late Of said Hophintop, lnborer, fbut new
residing in parts TO the said Lydia unknown
without the limits Of this State having pro
ierrcd her petition to said Cour, at the DC.
iober term thereof, 1880, praying that The
banns Of marriage between hes and the
said Nathan may he Dissolved Notice is
therefore hereby given 10 tho sAi6 Nathan
X. Crondall to appear, if he see fit, before
said Court. 10 be held a, South KiDus,own.
within and For the county of Washington,
on the last Monday Of December next. and
show cause, If any he has, why tie prayer of
said petition ought not be granted.
MATTHEW WAITE, Clark.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-11

~ OTlCE-The subscriber being ap.
| Npomted blythe Supreme Judicial Court,
October term. Al. 1880, assignye Of John
a. Saunders, OF s. KIngstown, sbipwright,
otwh HON has been granted the benefit Of tho
insolven, Act OF lhisStolc, hereby gives no
tce that q months from this date is allowed
by said Court TO the creditors Of said Snun.
ders, TO exhibit and prove their claims a
goinst hiR. or they will be precudod fro,p
any dividend out Of bis estate.
MATTHEW WAITE, Assignee.
South Kingstovn, Oct ~. 1870
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-11

CONNECTICUT LOTTERY 8
extra, draws this day. Highest prizs
$4,000. Tickets 4 parts in propors
ton.
CUMBERLAND and OXFORD
Lottery no. I'D; draws Saturday Noa
vember l3. Highest prize s5OOOs
Tickets 2 parts in proportion.
I. CUMBERLAND and OXFORD
Lottery | extra; draws Thursday Mo-
nember IL. Highest prize $4,000.
Tickets | parts in proportion.
Drawn NUMBERS.
Maine State Lottery no. 80,
90 90 ~ 3S 55 II 81 G 4 81.
or Connecticut Lottery no. 10,
l3 81 81 10 33 o 10 80 "a.
OF Maine State G Extra,
81 AZ % 46 So IL IL IS I6 45,
J. G. SHAW.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-11

Court Of Probate, .Verpori. .Nov. !, 1890.
VA HEREAS an instrument OF writing
w purporting to be the last Will and
Testament efJosrru BRioos. late orNew.
port, deceasod. was presented for Pro-
bnte:-It is ordered, that the considern.
ton thereof be referred to a Court of Pro.
bate, to be holden at tho State House in
Newport, on the frst Monday in December
ncxt, ut o'clock q. m. and that previous
notice he sivcn by publishing o COPY of
this order three several times in tho n. l.
Republican, 10 all persons Interested, 10 ap
pear at said time and place and be- heard.
A true copy: witness,
b. II. HoMLAND. Prob Clerk
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-11

NsvAL.-Thn U. s. Ships Eric. Can't
aoussean, bearing tn" broad pennant of
Com. Elliott; Peacock, Can't. Mccall.
NatcheZ Capt. Newton: Schr. Shark. IT.
Com. Webb, anA Slnop Florida. L.. Com
ueuncy. were nj Pensacola, l2lh Oct. all
well. The squadron were PREPARING for n
crnIzc. The Peacock, il is exDccted
would return to New York in a short time.
-.Nogoik Beacon.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-11

Ihere WAS christian expression Of ono
OF 'he martyrs To his prosecutors. .Yo,
take life from me that cannot keen. and
ocstow life npon me that cannot lose =
which is az ify you shnnll rob me of conn.
ters, and furnish me with gold"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-11

f'elnt n thirseen experiments made bv
" n;'y wh'cr he has ascertsined th,, small
pN AM va,iolld virus, mixed with milk
pridces mild disorder. From this he
era that the Snail Pox had been caugh,
~ 'he Cows from the IIum,n Species. an 4
returned by the Vaccine disease.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

kNIFTY DOLLARS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on
Il Tuesday the 10Th instant, from ON board Mr. p. I
nrehers boat, then lying at Cartersvie, negro man.
TOM, (who calls himself Tom Jefierson1 He is re-
markably likely man, about 20 years old feet or 10
lnches high, well formed and very straight dark COM
PleXon though not very black, high cheek bones and
mas lost one OF his front teeth, believe upper tooth
on the le side the loss of which shows when he speaks
ms dress is not known, he his wfe's house
at Goochland courthouse) the night after he absc6ned
ana there changed his clothes: he has been carriage
driver several years, consequently he is well acquainted
very arfu fellow, and may try TO pass for free man
ana attempt to leave the State will give liberal re
ward for his apprehension in the State and $50 if taken
up out oil the State and secured in Jail that get him
again. Any information respecting him, addressed to
me near Sotsvlc, Powhatan county, Va will be thank
uiiy received. ROBERT X. DABNEY
Powhatan, Feb. etw,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21
TREASURY DEpARrMENr,

o 80 .Hprtl 5th, 1880.
"a Office is HEREBY GIVEN TO the proprietor.
~ OF the Six per cent. Stock created in pursuance
OF an Act oil Congress passed on The 81 day Of March
1919, mat The Certificates OF the said Sock amount.
ING IN Inc whole TO Sr millions fOur hundred and f0r
thousand fOe hundred and my sic dollars and scue1,
teen cents, Will be paid the first day of July next
10 he Proprieors thereof their legal representatives.
OF attorneys, duly conued, on the presentation and
surrender OF the said Certificates at the Treasury or
al me Loan Office, where the may stand credited
Nouce Is inIther given, that transfer of the Ger.
uncates oil sad Stock, from the books of the Treasury
or any Loan Office, will be allowed after the first day
of June next ~
And also, that the nteres; all tho Certificates of
the SAID Stock, will and determine on the 3Oh
Gay OF June Gext S. ID INGHAM,
SecretGryof the Treasury.
APIh l3' li6-wustIIv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21
April 13

Hessrs John B. Hudson, Robert HuIson JDil[iau
r. Hudson, Nancy Robins, JItiiM Hughes JIary
GheGfhan. Robert Hudson, (son Of .Ned,) Mari
F0ickes, NMhdn FOcies, .fim'or Of Eaton Ht4R
SON, dec, Ihos DOS,OeiI, and Hby Hudson:
a you are not all Citizens of Virginia Won w in
"a please take notice, that shall by our Attorney
en- the second Saturday in July next between sun rise
ana sun SET OF the zane day. if fair, if not The next
cir day. at Sandy River Church. in the county of Prince
EDWARD State OF Virginia, proceed to take the deposi-
ton oil Robert knight and others. to be read as evil
aence IN me suit now depending in The County Court Of
Prince Edward, wherein you are PLAINTIFF and mvseIr
aud others Defendants--atend if you please
MACKNESS ROWLETT and others.
Brydie's Store, April 30 I2I-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21

mr.. Peter Fore:
THNAKE NOTICE that shall, on the 9TH day of June
= next at Piney Ridge meeting house, i'm the coun-
~ oil Charlotte, between the hours of sunrise and sun
set proceed to take the dispositions of Reuben Fore sr
lesley d. Richardson, Charles Fore, Sally Fore Eliza
eth Fore and others; and shall continue from dav TO
day between the hours aforesaid, until the whole of the
dispositions are taken, which intended to be read a
evidence in suit in choucery, depending in the
county court OF Charlotte; wherein am as surviving
partner OF John r. & Thomas Richardson, plaintiff and
yourself and others defendants
THOS. p. RICHARDSON.
May 4. 122Iw4V
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-21
February IL, 1929.

Mr.. GEO. III KEERL-
De6r Sir You request my opinion of YOUR plaster
o'roSuon' winch you state has been highly beneh-
cal in the relief OF Rheumasm If its application h.
restricted TO the chronic form of that affection bav.
not ihe least doubt OF lis efficacy. Its operation is that
Eenis s.innian', MAINTAINING an equality of tenn
peFature in The part which it is applied and at the
same ume keeping the surface soft and perspirable-
competitions possessing similar properties have Iong
neeh esteemed by medical men. know of none bet.
ter suited to that end than the one YOU have bibtsd
70 me. Respectfully, JOHN BUCKLER Nj D.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

AR ILL be given for the apprehension and delivery
" al my place OF residence, in the county of Am.
herst, my negro man Charles, who runaway in the
month OF October las-Charles is small, dark COM
peS'eu eiioW, between nineteen and twenty years OLD
several scars on his arms and legs occasioned by
burns. The length of time Charles has been absent
ne mas doubtless changed the clothing he had on when
ne lett home am disposed TO believe he is i'm the CT.
~ oil Richmond, as his father lives there. will give
the above reward OF $50 for his delivery above stated
OF $40 TO secure him in Jail, that him again
VARLAND RICHARDSON.
April 27. I2O-w1y