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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17

TaNILL FARM FOR SALE.-Ths Subscriber lie
1f& DESTROYS of selling his Farm in King S Queen
near Dunkifk, upon which he at present resides. i
aims 900 Of very excellent forest land, al apt
ed TO the growth Of Corn, Cotton, ard Wheat The
buildings OF superior quality, consisting Of ex-
celie0t large and airy two story bick Mansion, w it'll
wings@Ri;ohcn, Barns, Stables, Carriage House, Ice
House, and every other House, useful for farm, for
domestic puTposes, the accommodation oil Slaves
There several never-fsng Springs, Of the coolest
and purost water and very convenient TO the Dwelling.
There IL aiio on and belonging 10 The Farm, very
.upefior two story brick ovcr-shot Mill and Cotton Gin
copiou and constant stream OF water, in popuious
nsiglborhood, which viii be sold with the Farm.
There are from 20 TO 50 acrds Of fine me adow lsnd,
now in native grass supplying abundant pa.'utsge fo
sree flock OF sheer, and go head OF cattle, besides
several nares and oOil; aud calculated, attended TO
20 produce bay to very considerable extent.
The Subscriber being d posed 10 SELL will make q
great sacriiae in The property; aud only adds, IN
ciusion Nat taking into confederation the CONVENE
Of ths Farm. s imp Oveinents, orchards &c, veil
the hne neiahborlooj in which its suaied and tire
accommodating terms upon which he will sell knows
oi no part OF the country, where more pleasant reel
dence might be obtained. judicou. invest
ut OF money ade.Leters upon Ibis subject, (post
psd) II dire ced TO the Subscriber, near Clsrkstou,
Kim & Queen County, Va will I've attended 10.
JGiy l6 20-wSw THOMAS GARNETT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17
VALLEY FARM FOR SALE.


VIE sUUsCTIDeT Dtu2 uesIruus 10 UVc 10 somo OF
IL he western south western States, will sell a
b,fgan in the above farm. Ii is persps well IL rot
better located than any farm in Chesterfield county y
Dl between the principal towns Of Richmond aud PEI
tsrsburg, having Apponsex river the east, nayisa
BILE any part Of tine world and the Manchester and
Petersburg turnpike road OF the west, containing be-
creek bottom with Mill end several i-ng place.
attached thereto The subscriber does not wish to
ter into general description of this fa,m, lac
anime themselves. In hs abseucc, Mr. John Scam
mc his nephews Edward, William Peter Archer,
will take great pleasure in she wing to those who
may wish 10 purchase: He would prefer 10 sell pri
vat,ly JOHN WALTHALL.
August g. 26-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17

WNiFrY DOLLARS REWARD-Ranawsy from
n the subscriber living al the deep Coal Pits in
Henrico county on the 10th instant, negro man nam
ed Nick. about forty years old, feet or inches
high, light complexion, thin visage, and stammers lit
tie when spoken TO. The dress he had on when he
went OIL wasa grey casine coat, blue pantaoons, and
white wool hat. He carried with him sut OF coarse
grey casnetc the said Nick has of his
hands, not recoected; he has ao several knots his
ears will give reward Of twenty dollars for the APP
prehension oi the said slave if taken beyond the limits
OF the State and all reasonable expenses paid
dollars il taken within the State aud delivered
the said pits, or securesd in Jail go tina, get him
gain. think II highly probable that he has obtain.
ed free papers and will attempt TO pass as tree
iorewarn all persons from barborny carrying him
out of the State. FAC. McGRUDER.
Anri, l6. ll7-M
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26--iI2fhS

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-1h'
Subscriber has two Tfscts Of Land. lying in the
County o. Cumbs rlan each nisDiug about 220
whirb I've will Offer for sale TO The highest bidder,
the PROMISES, Saturday, the 2jh day OF September
nexti fair II not, the sale will take place MoRdsy
ollowng, the 9Th, at Cumberland Courthouse, IT beis
Couri DIy.
On nns Of these T'arfs is the stand well known as
LANGHORNE'S TAVERN, situated the main
Buckingham Road. equ-iistas from Richmond and
Lyncburg. The imp ovsments are large and CONF
modious Tavern House, wi h nine rooms; large brick
Sshe, and all oher necessary ont house,.
The other Tact adjoins Lsnghorne's Tavern, being
the whereon The Subscriber formerly resided -
The Dwelling House. Kitchen, Lauod, y, and Smoke.
Home all 81 Brick. The whos Of this property lies IN
abby srd rospe ctabIs neghborhoodA further de-
ecpion u d. eined a. lie believed that
person would purchase. without fret viewing THE
bte'nises. The properly will be shewn by Col Robert
Mossiey, Who lives the preinses
For Terms. apply 70 Capt VIM NJ. Thornton, near
Cefsi or TO the Subscriber living a, Lynchburg.
MAURICE LANGHORNE, Jr.
Avg. ~. 2s-ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17

TsUiLITARY LAND BOUNTY CLAIMS
IVA take this method of making Know TO those claim
ing Military Land Bounty, that shall be at Richmond
in the of a few weeks, when shall be prcpar-
ed aid them in obtaining their Military Land Bounty
Warrants to enter into contracts for the location of
such warrants.My terms shall be as liberal as those Of
any other Agent in this business.
a residence for many years in the West and long
percnce in land matters, will, llaer myself, enable
transact the business 10 the satisfaction of those
who may conde il me.-Lcucrs post paid, addressed
to me in Richmond, TO the OF VIM Barrett, Esq. will
receive immediate attention.
August 3. 25-l0t JAMES TAYLOR.
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~ The ENQUIRER is published twicca generally and
week during the session of the Legislature
hercolre Five Dollars payable
Notes OF charteed spcepayng banks (oy) will he
received The Editors will the of
hitting them MALL the Of all letters being paid, by the
writers.
WILDE (bvt the discretion of
Ejiorsl until all arrearagos have been paid
OCT Whosver will the payment OF nine shall
have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
0 Que square, OR LESS-F insertion 75cents-each
unuanco, 50 cents.
until hasehcr paid
ssumed nv person in this city, or its cnvirons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17

ANLOUCESiER C.,MPFlELD RACES, -wIll
SW commence Wednesday The 18th OF Sept, and
continue four days.
IsT DAY--A Sweepstske for Colts and FIIIies not
exceeding four years old. that has not Race on
any established Course-Entrance $780, TO close the e.
veoing previous 10 tire Race.
2ND DAY-A Sweeps'ake for three year old Colts
and FIllies, two mile heats, that has not RICE on
any established Cour.e Entrance 800. half forfeit 10
close on the 1H dsv of Sepembsr--on before ii at
day, the Cots and Files must he particularly deserib-
ed to the Propre or.-Eutries already made TO This
S~cepsak": VIM. Ninge, Jas. Garrison, Hector Ds-
Vie. T5r" Cary.
3RD DAY jockey Club Purse three mile bests,
$500 subject 10 disrount OF 10 per cent Tree for any
Horse, Mare or Geidirg but must be swned by one
mb~rs OF the Cluo-Ent. suco 500
ITH Day Prcptie'of's Purse.
DiIuqu" MT ,thbers requested TO forward their
subsctp'ioos
Unlawful Game prohibited on tho Course.
Eoiries for he 81 Days Swteptake, confined TO the
North eide CT james River,
T. CARY, PRoPRtEroR.
Board per day, including Dirnor OH the
Course. 81 25
Horse q hours, 81
Servants half price.
Aug. g 26-tI2ihS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-17

I'D HOUSTON DENTtsT-Re'pe cliuily ipioI M
r. the ladies and gentlemen OF VII ginia, that he
intends starting professional tour, about ihr
~ day Of July and will visit Fredericksburg Char
lotesville, and Ssunon IN which places he will re-
main a few days-be will visit the White Sulphur.
Warm and Sweet SPRING. and return by the wsy Of
LyDchburg. lie gives ts early notice, that HE nd
may have opportunity 10 call him previous to bic
temporary absence from Richmond and to spprse those
more remote Of ls intention Of vs ting the above places
N. u. He expects to be absent from Redmond abosi
tego months June 8. 9wH
GER THOMAS MOALE.- Take notice that on Fri
lV1 day the 9th DAY Of October next, at the Swan
Tavern in the city of Richmond, shall take the dcpos-
ton Of William Mann. TO be read as evidence upon the
hearing of an injunction depending undetermined
in the United States Coult for tho fifth Circuit and
Eastern District Of Virginia, in which am plaintiff and
you are defendant Yours, sc.
JOHN s. WEXFORD.
August 10 2S- wsw
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.V.EIV PROSPECTUS,
THE EDITOR
TRE Old DOMINION,

ASSouSoeo, IN CARO- TO ms READERS, ms
TERMINATION TO issvE PROPOSALS ron iMrnoviNo AND
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-18
DIED 8

In this town on Thursday evening last, JouS
SLocuM, Esq. aged &c years MIR. Slocum was
Surveyor of this port, and for thirty years per.
formed the dutios Of that office ably & faith
fully. The deceased wa our friend, we knew
him well, and we could not but regard him
with affection and respect Few men ever
lived who were actuated by a purer spirit of
bencvolcnce. His chief delight was in duiny
good to others, and his extensive philanthropy.
made him in very truth, the friend Of his spe
clos. Although his income was small he was
charitable to the poor, hospitabe and attentive
TO the respectable stranger, whoevcr he might
be- and kind and courteous to all. lie was
most delicately regardful Of the feel
ings of others, offending not even By
an idle or thoughtless word. The whole study
of his life appeared to DO to deserve the good
will of his follow mcn--and no man deserved
it more.
On Monday morning last, Henry Hudson
Tilley, son Of Mr.. William Tillcy, aged 81
years.
Yesterday morning, aftor lingering illness,
which she bore with christian fortituGc md
resignation tn tho divine will Of her Master
Mrs Sarah Burroughs, consort of Mr.. Green
burroughs, and daughter of the late Deacon
William Tilley, in the 9th year of her age,
leaving numerous circle Of friends and con
hections to mourn her departure. Yet they
are not like those that sorrow without hope,
for we believe their loss will be her eternal
| gain For, relying on the blessed promises Of
the Gospel, she calmly resigned herself up,
with full assurance Of blessed immortality
beyond the grave. BLESSED arc the dead III at
! die i'm the Lord" Communicated
Her funeral win take place, this afternoon,
at o'clock, which her relations and friends
are requested to attend.
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Ale u Porter.

Tie will commence operations Immediately
and flatters himself,o be able to offer the
public these articles. as good as can be pro.
cured elsewhere-he therefore respectful
ly solici,s their patronage and support.
Persons wanting grains. can be supplied
with them at cents per bushe by applying
at the Brewery on Tuesday'sand Fridays,
between the hours of2 and q in the after.
noon, commencing on Friday next, and
Yeast may be had at the following places,
viz:
Al Messrs, G. g. J. Sherman's Market.
square;
Mr.. Thomas s. Stanhore's Broad street,
William Goff's, Thames street, corn
er of Gardner's wharf. nov. ".
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-18
NOVEMBER 18th.
JAMES EIANIMONN'S,
TING LIBRARY.

CIhtCLI TING LlBH4Rl.
RECENT ADDITIONS, VIZ -
2llG Mariners Sketches, l vol.
2I20 Tales of My Landlord, first Sc
ries, viz Black Dwarf-Old
Mortality--reviscd and correct
ed, with general preface, am
introduction to each novel, and
notes historical and illustrative,
by the author, , vols.
2l2l Northwest.-Tales of the North
west, or Sketches of Indian life
and character, by resident be-
yond the frontiers, vol.
2i22 Walter Coiyton--a tale OF lGSS,
by the author of the Bramble-
tye House, 2 vols.
2I23 English at Home, by the author
of English in France, vols.
2I2l IIeber.-Some account ofthe life
of Reginald Hebcr, ID. ID. Bish-
op of Calcutta, vol.
2I25 Fcnelon.--Sclections from the
writings of Fenelon with n me-
moir of his life, vol.
2l2G DYsPEpsIA.--rhe Dyspeptic's
Monitor, or the nature, causes,
and cure of the diseases called
Dyspepsia-lndigcstion--Liver
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Melancholy, etc. by S. w. Ave-
ry, Nj. ID. vol.
2I21 Oxonians a glance Mt Society,
by the author ofthe Rome, = vols.
2i2S Shoshoneo ValIcy--a Romance,
by the author of Francis Bcrri-
an, , vols.
2129 Barony.-Thc Barony, n Novel,
by Miss Anna Maria Porter, 2
vols
This is mos, delightful work-it
will be, and deserves to DO highly
popular"
2I30 Denonnced.-The Denounced, q
Novel by the author of "Talcs
of the O'IIara Family" = vols.
2I3l Tales aud Sketches by Cosmo-
polite, VOL
4" So that the contents please thee,
what concerns il if tho man in tho
moon, be the author"
2132 Souihennan,-a Novel, by John
Gait, Esq. author of Lawrie
Todd, &c. vols.
2l33 !nsect;,-i'ine Natural history of
Insects, illustrated by numerous
engravings, first series, l vol.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-18
MYN WATEEl

kNOR sore or iaaa'ned Eyes, gives immedi.
h ate ease and relief On recent sore eyes,
the effect is most salutnry. Whore tho com.
plant has been Of years standing, nnh IN soma
exceeding bad cases, the most unexpected and
desirable relief has been found In tho usc of
this EtE WATER, ailsr every other remedy
had Jailed. Many persons who have used II,
pronounce II the bost preparation for ,bcsc
complaints they have ever met with, especial.
ly in cases of soreness or Inflammation of long
standing. Price - cents bottle.
None genuine unless signed on tho
outside printed wrapper, by the sole pro-
priefor Il. KIDDER, immediate sicct -5or
Ia the late DIR. w. II. CONWAY. For sale
at his Counting Room, over No. p9, Court
street, near Concert Hall, Boston. and also
by his special appointments at the sign orthe
a "GOOD SAMARITAN"
No. 93 Thamcs-street.
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REMEDY FOR
RESEUMA MATTSM.

TNHE escruciating pain the decrepituds
Il aud toformity and the promriurc I'D sve,
wh'char The usual attendants sf this disoriier,
are Suffered by many from despair nfa cure,
or disappointment in tho efficacy OF tho rul
mcrous pretended ahtidotcs used to effect thls
purpose. But those who have made a fair tel.
al &c
DIR. JEDBS CELEBRATED LiNiMENP,
even In cases Of long standing, and of The
most severe character, have received certain
relief, and many have been cured IN a few
days, somc in "a hours as n number OF psrA
sous IN Boston and vicinity. who weru fotniNrA
ly afflicted with tho rheumatism, have very
fully testified. Certificates arc in the posses.
sion ofthc Proprietor, proving tho inost thorA
ongh and surprising cures by means OF this
powerful Liaimts,f, In cases whrre other hps
proved applications had utterly failed. Tho
Linimont is also used with success for Brui.
ses, Sprsins, Nambness, Stiffness ofths Joints,
Chilblains. sc.
Price, 80 ots. bottle,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-18

ENTERED.
Sloop Superior, Child, New York.
=" Amity, Law,sn, do.
CLEARED.
Sloop Albany, Vars, New York,
Superior. Child, Providence,
" Amlty, Lawion, do.
MEMORANDA
Arr. at Mobile, Oct. %, sloop Speed
Cozzens, FOR this port.
Arr. at New Orleans Oct, 26, sloop Nj.
agara, Bigley, for Baltimore.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-18

THE TWENTY SECOND CoNGREss.
Tie Election for members to the next
Congress have now taken place, in the
States of Maine, Massachusetts, YER
mont, New York, Pennsylvania, Del
aware, Ohio, South Carolina, Georgia,
Mississippi and Louisiana. The fol-
lowing table will show the changes in
the political character of the delega-
tons from each State respectively:
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w HER EAS an, instrument Of writing

w HEREAS an, instrument Of writing
w purpotting TO be the last Will and
Testament of JosEPn BRreGs. late ofNew.
port, deceased, was presented for Pro-
batc:-Tt is ordered, that the considera.
ton thereof be referred TO Court Of Pro.
bate, to be holden at the State House ia
Newport, on the FIRST Monday in December
next, al o o'clock q. m. and that previous
notice be given by publishing copy Of
this order three several times in the X. J.
Republican, TO all persons interested, To sp
pear st said time md place and bo heard.
A true copy: witness.
B. b, liowLAsD, Prob. Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-18

CUMBERLAND and OXFORD
Lottery no. Extra draws this day.
$4,000 highest prixe--rickets dollar
parts IN proportion.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
10 extra; draws Saturday Nov. 30.
$1,000 highest prize-Tickets 2 dollars
parts in proportion.
MAINE STATE LOTTERY Z ex.
draws Monday November %. $4,000
highest prizc-Tickets 4 parts in pro-
portion.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY %
extra; draws "Wednesday November "a.
100000 highest prize--l00 prizes of
Sl00O-Tickets l6 dollars parts in
proportion.
Drawn NUMBERS.
OF Connecticut Lottery o extra,
23 III l3 rs 50 Al % 3S l9.
OF Cumberland * Oxford Lottery 10,
81 AZ 30 81 36 90 a A z.
In the above have sold one quarter
of the high prize viz.
Combination 30 81 AZ $4,000.
s. CAIlOONE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-18

Oa Tuesday last Joseph Jenkins
Knapp Jr. was brought into court 10
receive the awful sentence of death,
which was pronounced with great So
'emnity aud impressiyensss by Judge
Putnam. ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-18

There is one vacancy in Maine, two in
Massachusetts,, and two in Vermont, which
will be filled by Anti Jacksonians, making
the whole number of opponents to the All.
mnis'ra'ion 50. Anti-Jackson gain -
jour. Com.
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State Of Rbode-IsIand, &c.


WAsurreToN. C. Clerks Office, Supreme
Jndicini Court, October 27h, ND. 1890.
VXTHEREAS Lydia Crandal, of Hop
w kinton. wife Of Nathan X. Crandsl,
late Of said fIopkinton, laborer, fbut now
residing in parts to the said Lydia unknown
without the limits Of this State) having pre-
fcrrcd her petition TO said Court at the De-
iober term thereof, 1880, praying that The
bnnns Of marriage between her and tho
said Nathan may be dissolved Notice 10
therefore hereby given to tho Sod Nathan
X. Crsndall to appear, IL he see III. before
said Court. to be held at South kings,own,
within and for the county of Washington,
on the last Monday Of December next. and
show cause, if any he has, why tho prayer &C
said petition ought not he granted.
MATTHEW WAITE, Cierk.
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CUMBERLAND and OXFORD
Lottery no. extra; draws this day.
$4,000 highest prize. Tickets parts
IN proportion.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY 10
extra; draws Saturday November 30.
$4,000 highest prize. Tickets 50 parts
in proportion.
MAINE STATE LOTTERY Z
extra; draws Monday November %.
$4,000 highest prize. Tickets 4 parts
in proportion.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY 90
extra; draws Wednesday November "a.
100000 highest prizc--I00 prizes Of
SlOO0-Tickets $40 parts in proper
ton.
DaAwN NUMBERS.
OF Connecticut Lottery q extra,
23 - I3 I6 55 Al 25 b 10
OfCumbcrland and Oxford Lottery 10,
55 AZ % "a 3G 90 ~ 4 z.
J. G. SHAW.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-18

A Russian vessel from the Black
Sea arrived At Constantinople early in
August, with s,reaty beautiful Circas-
slds STAGES, who were bought by the
Turkish Lords at the rate of7000 pias-
tres each The Turks had feared that
the loss of Anapa would cut off their
supply Of Circassians.
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80 THE Stage leaves
;sgzssaIE3 Ma. TowvsrHp's in
ss-&-ess.=3s Newport every morn.
ing ut Q o'clock. Fare through one dollar
and seventy fire cents. The price will be
continued as above, from & after this date,
until further notice.
JOHN II. IRISH, Agent.
Newport, Nov. Is, 1880. TniStf.
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Ale & Porter
BREWERY.
THOMAS EVANS,

- EGS leave to inform the inhabitants OF
- Newport and the neighbormg town.
ships, that having completely arranged his
premises for the purpose Of BREWING
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-18
ANOTHER
Supply Of NEW and CHEAP
DRY GOODS.
WILL DO received by the Boston Wa9.
gon on Saturday, October 81, by

WILL DO received by the Boston Wag.
gon on Saturday, October 81, by
Il. w. LAWTON,
"HlCH will make his assortment in
w cludc almost every article Of For
eign s. Domestic manufacture.
Among them arc
Double & single width French Mcrno
Cloths,
English metnos e. Clrcassians,
Plain and Plaid Cambets,
Scotch, Tartan a. Caroline plaids, very
cheap.
Figured s. plain Bombaze,ts, for 25 and
20 cents.
New Style Callcoes.
More common do. at 121 cts.
Very good pound do. at 2s. Cd. g. 2s. Cd.
Fancy Hnndkcrchicfs,
Changoable Silks, Italian and gros. do
Naples.
Super blk. Italian e. gros. dc Berlin,
Synchaws and Pongccs,
Carleton Pilot Cloth, very stout,
Russian Sheetlngs,
do. Diapers,
Heavy Bedticks, at 20 cts.
Extra do. do. at 25 cts.
Yard wide Checksa at I2d cts. Indigo bl-o
Sattinet,s dark blue aad blue and Ok
ford mixed
Glazed white, black and purple polisao
wudding.
Also
Ono Bale soft .,ou. Crash a5S 3 yS' yS at Ser: se':
Ten Bales unblcnchcd Sbcotings at y,
10. II, I2. g. 12d cents per yd.
Extra 6nc unbleachcd Cottons 1.S yd.
wide at l2d cts. This article Is cheaper
than cheap.
A complete assortment ofblcachcd shirt.
ings g. Sheetings, from 8 cts. 10 25 cts.
with almost every intermediate price.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-18

NOTTCE.-T subscriber being np.
L Y pointed blythe Supreme Judicial Court,
October term, AID. 1890, nssignye Of John
a. Saunders, Of 3. KDgstown. sbipwright.
OF whom has been granted the benefit tho
Insolvent Act Of thisStntc, hereby gives no
tice that q months from this date is allowed
by said Court TO the creditors Of said Saun-
dcrs, to exhibit and prove their claims a.
gainst him. or they will be ptecludod from
any dividend out Of his estate.
MATTHEW WAITE, Assignee.
South Kingstown, Oct. ~. 1880.
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PAUL NJ. MUMFORD'S

OFFICE.
NITH the prerequisites 60 tho fighiful
w exercise Of liberal profession, the a
bove named solcits the present opportunity 20
inform his friends and the public, that should
il meet their appreciation he purposes a re.
commencement Of business in tho line Of his
profession, that Of an Attorney at Law. lie
docs hope that a suspension Of FIVE and twcn.
ty years, has not Gone away all remembrance
of his former pro'ensions. And ifhis services
were ever acceptable, he has tho felicity to
declare that the endeavor will continue undi-
mini he'd Nov. is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-18
TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. HuIl's
Y.R UNNEN.

\ general assortment Of this valuable in.
~ strumcnt is Just roeoised and for sale
ul the sign or the GOOD SAMARITAN,
81 door south OF Market square, Newport,
X. I.
Sizes adapted to all ages from the infan,
Of three months, TO the most corpulcnt OF
adult age may be had, and Doct. MooRE.
will 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, 1830-11-18

BENEyoLENcE. We learn that the
gentleman ofwhom Mr.. Randolph rem
ted furnished house in ST. Peters
burg, (Which he kept about n week, }
has remitted the amount received in
payment, 100 rubles, equal to $40, rs
a donation to the Boston Seamen's
Friend Society.-Jcxr. Com.