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a RULES HELD in THE CLERKS OF
IA FiCE of Albemarle County Court, in
January, 1890.
Edmund j. Thompson
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UNION BAKERY,
MAIN STREET, CHARLOTTESVILLE.

a L this Establishment will be kent
L "a constantly on hand and furnished 10
order, large Loaf Bread of superior quai-
y, Water and Butter Crackers. Soda
Biscuits, Buns, Sugar, Honey and Ginger
Cakes, at the Richmond weight and crices
for cash.
ALSO
Families can have their dinner dishes
nicely baked such as meats, poultry, pud-
o'ilgS, pies, &c. for less money than the
cost OF wood consumed in families for bak-
ing the same.
November 27-'20 n
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BUNCH RAISINS

BUNCH RAISINS
EsU CM-vV EE Al.
NMTE HAVE received ON Commits
w sion
80 Boxes fine RaiSins,
) Barrels Buck, Wheat,
half barrels do.
Which we will sell very low for cash the
Raisins at small advance OH the Rich
moud price.
We have on hand large assortment of
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
and n variety OF
FANCY ARTICLES,
A few pieces handsome
MAHOGANY FURNITURE
And
FANCY GILT CHAIRS
Uncommoaly low. in fact, they will sell
any article they have for CASH, as low as
it can be had in this place.
p. +. BOYD 81 BROTHER.
! December 25-'29 If
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Defendants.
The defendant William p. Haden not
having entered his appearance, and Civ
en- security according to the act of Assem-
bly,, and the rules of this Court, and it ap-
pearIng by satisfactory evidence, that he
is not an lnhabtant of this Commonwealth
ON motion of the plaintiff by his coun-
sci, 1t is ordered that the said defendant do
appear here on the first day OF April Court
next, and answer the plaintiff bill. and
that copy of this order he forthwith in
serted in the Virginia Advocate, a news.
paper published in the town of Charlottes-
vile, for two months successfully. and
posted at the front door of The Court house
OF this county for the ame length of time.
A Copy-Teste,
IRA GARRETT ID. c..
, January $50 pm
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MIR. GEORGE WOOD.

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Stanton, February 26, 1880 6w.
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Plaintiff.
{ Upon a Bill in Chan
Gerry in the nature
! OF IA Foreign Attach
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GEORGE ESKRIDGE, NJ. $. G.. c.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-08
PORT OF NEWPGHT.


We have not learnt the extent of damage S,,s,
tanned by the shipping in this vicinity. Several
sloops and srllrS. have been driven on shore, the
names of which we have not asrrrlained.
The Sclr Amaranh, Newman, liom Portsmouth
for Ncw-lork, with potatos, Went into Mackcrel
Cove Oh Monday morning laSt--the crew found
her dragging and left h.-srpposc she roundcrcd.
Sch Ann, Battles, oi and for bingham, from
Ncw-l York, went ashoreand bilscd near the Lime
Rocks.-Doubliul whether she will be got oil.
The sloop H. ID. Jones, West. received some
damage by the gale while ly ing a, the north side
of the Long wharf on Molday night.
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A Observation-Disclosures of dialogue

A DLEMMA.-Eytract of a dialogue
between father and child.
Child.--Fathcr, what's dilemma
Fathcr.--A dilemma, dear, is--a dill
emma; when any body don't know what
to do that's n dilemma.
C.--Oh yes! ] know--a dilemma is
just like you AFRO when Ma scolds you.
Elem! You talk too much, child.
PRETTy WoMEv.-"Ofall other views,
a man may, in time, grow tired; but IN
the countcnancc of women there is a va
ricty which sets wcarncss ut defiance" "
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NOTICE.-The freemen of the town of Mid
~ detown who are opposed to secret societies,
and are the friends of liberty and equal rights, arc
requested to meet at the town house in said town
on "Wednesday the 9Th inst at o'clock p. mfor
the purpose Of choosing delegates to represent said
holden at Providence the 29th inst.
Middletown, Dec. 3, 1890
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.ADJILNTS TRAITORS NOTICE.

yUNIIE Hon. Court of Probate of tho town Of
u Middlctown having appointed the Subscriber
Administrator ,c bonis non with the " III annex
ap' on the estate of
WILLIAM BROWN,
late Of Middlctown. dcc.-Noticc is hereby given
10 Ill persons indebted TO make immediate pay
mcnt. and all persons having demands against said
estate toprcscnt the same for settlement.
Gro. e. SHAW, .adm'r.
Newport, Sept. 90, 1890.
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DEATHS.

At Maullns, n Y. on the Ilth ult. on his way
to Cazenoya, MIR. Richard Gard, son ofthc late Mr..
Richard Gard of Middleown, X. |. aged 50 years.
The deceased was well known as an honest, indus
trious man, kind husband and an excellent father
Ills remains were inferred nt his residence in Caz-
enOya.
IN Providence on Friday last, Mrs Mary Ann
aIl'bury, wife of Mr. George Salisbury, in the
Goth year Of her age.
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From the Ncw-Iork Journal Of Com. Of Saturday.
TnE BRIc VISEyARD.-Thc prisoners
were examined yesterday by Judge
Belts. Little was elected from them, in
addition to what we have already pub
lishcd. In compliance with the request
of Judge Belts, we forbcar giving the
statement made by Charles Gibbs, the
only one that was not examined at Flat
bush. Wanslcy and Gibbs were inior-
med by the Judge that they would have
a speedy trial, and that their case was
hopeless.
We learn that the jolly boat Of the
Vineyard, was found on Long Island
beach day before yesterday; with 5000
on board. The place is near to the spot
where it was represented the jolly boat
swampcd, and the finding of her is con-
sidcrcd as corroborating the opinion that
the men were drowned.
Atwcll, who is supposed to be lost,
was young man of very respectable
connections, from Massachusetts. Two
of his brothers are editors Of newspapers
in that state, and one engaged in Mcr-
camille pursuits in this city. He has al
SO a mother living.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
CHEAP COTTON SHlRTINGS,Sc
VOUN +. TOWNSEND ha, jus, received

EOIIN +. TOWNSEND has jus, received
% good supply of white and brown Shirtmgs
and Shccings, from the most approved Factories,
which will bs sold cheap.
ALSO,
Some cheap nice Broadcloils, black lut,ring',
circasSians wadding. cold canbrics cheap. cotton
table cloths. great variety Of shawls. A few nice
white mcrino shawls, cacap silk hosiery; cotton
warp. white and blue Of an excellent quality, eon-
stantly on hand as usual nov.S
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-08

The divine right of beauty, says Junius,
is the only divine right an Englishman
can acknowledge, and a pretty woman
the only tyrant he is not authorized to re-
sist.
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FRArRIcIDE.-Tho Philadelphia In
quircr states that two young men, broth
crs, and the sons Of respectable ply
sician Of that city, during cunning ex-
cursion on Saturday last, in the neigh
borhood of Bristol, fell into some slight
difference, when the youngcrbecamc en-
ragged, drew dagger, and plunged it in
to the heart of the elder, who expired al
most instantly. The feelings of the af-
ilicted relatives at such an event, can
scarcely be conceived.
A CALAMIToUs FIRE.-On Saturday,
the 9th inst. abou, 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, the cotton factory at Nassau, in this
county, owned by mcsSrs. Best & Van
Buren,, was burnt down; less estimated at
100000; and no LtgWancr.'
Tray " " Sentinel.
A case of yellow fever at Mobile, the
first for the season, is mentioned in the
Mobile Register Of November lG.
"Thc Register" Il Jackson paper late
Iy printed in Thomaston, Ne. has been
discontinued.
J. X. Paulding, Esq is the author of
Iiackctt's Prize Comedy. The hero of
his production is a Congressman from
Kentucky, "half horse, half alligator,
and little touch Of the swapping turtle. "
Dr. Mitchell of Ncw-York has re-
commended mcdcatcd syrup, for the
cure dyspepsia. The DIR. says "thc ca
MaHic quality is nicely associated with
the bitter aromatic, and snccha,in
Thongh have not as yet taken a full
dose, have no hesitation to do so when
ever shall be 50 unwcll as to require
it,"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-08

Ncw-l ork I HE''''pd
{ Commercial b.... =.
Albany bk under 80 do
Newly orli :. b
Albany, nnder 800 do
Eank of Ncwburgh,
under $50. do
Nlcchanirs'& * Farms. da
b.. .do
Farmers b of
Troy do.
Mohawk Bank Schc-
necindv .do.
Br'ch y Of Newhurvh do
Ranh of | lica. ...... !
hr'neh De '' ''''''''' W.
Rochester b'''' 'u'
Nl'Duril' '"o
OMAR" p' a''''''-
dils"h''
Ontario ID . '''a, "o
Dl'tchcss o. D'''' pa
l'ansfnghnrgh b''''d'
I entf;,i b merry
Valley, '''''''''.' =
Geneva d '''''''' do .
alshill ''''' :
oluhib'a balik AT
Hudson '.''''io 4o
Middle DiS'r'c'' '''' y
Orange County ''''''
Jefferson ! d. u a'
Adams '''',''' w
W ash'ng'oh n W az
re'l' 'o' %
Niagara D. u'i'
hree'le y u. ID
a,SN'''' n','N "I y, oa
i'altSbursn' 20 Il w
Barker ; EA'i,a,se' u"c /.
'''', ha''", :, H,p',I,, ,,i
Merchants y "e''''
mes ID iloS "o'
ballk oi Mo''roe' III
ho''''>'''
BANK oi hiiaca, a
Hllca' ''.''''
pgdeiipursh pi'h
bhl'k W hleila'''
W ayne o d.
Bank oi tennessee
baiaNh' w
I'ockport De-
CohhecucW " oteS'
New iia'eh h''''''''E
bridgeport D 90
NorwIch D..'' 'do
! names b NorW'rh ''s
Mechahl's u New
Ni'a'eh' 'oo'
lihrtiord 40
! hrn'N ph' nar''o'a u"
NII'o'c'oWh 49, 'uo'
y fairllcId ' H. pahN''''l"'
w 'no',a"' y, y, no '"o'
rhgle pN' N'i'a>cn' u''c' :
All olnetS'
'iaSS"r""S''t"'
''"N'"h |, ''',"''
@PrlhsheIo o' ''u''
= ,N"',,u'n'' y, '''
! a'hic "n''N N'," "o
q ."e'''"n-
,cS D AZ Na'''' 'oo'
All other N'aHNa'hu-
se'tS No'es''' 'oo
hhodr- iSI"""' ,
Iaw'nckclh' saa
farm. y Mech. - ~
All other ban!iS,' gag
M"ihr.
W lScassct D.. ''.'bro'
krheh'c' 'ia'lo"'''' 90. ,
All Others Ia ,
'moW' .
''nrI'ns'"h' 'sas
-. ~, AIn''l'S' -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-08

Salem Banking Com
pany........Ib "A 2
Salem s Phil. Manu-.
! CO............n .nnc.
bank at \. Brunswick
under S20........s
,I!oboken Banking
s Manu-. Co.....unc
Paterson b...... 3 a 10
Ntr-LrScy Mates.
Peoples lal
Monmouth, .... 90a9J
Farmers & Mechanic
bank at Raliway..par
Lombard & protec.
ton, ..........u uiic.
All others, 'lSu
} Penasyl"onia Mites.
Parks in rhiladelph. .lai
Bank in Fem Town
shlp.. 'dJ
Bank in Chester Co. do
lank in Delaware Go do
Farmers b. Lancaster do
Harrisburg b........dv
NOrristown b. .h
l.astOn b.... ......dU
Morris b ut Potts
vile, .......... dU
Germantown b.. ..dU
Northampton b.. ..do
Lancaster ..........t
lt.rie Il. ............l
\ ork rs B.Euchs Go. do,
Farmer. .............l
Gettysburg b....lalt
{ Chanbersburg b. do
Carlisle b. ........dO
Bank ofPiitsburgh, ..do
Reading b..........l
Brownsville b........J
Northern b of Penn. unc
New Hope, ........2J
lAll others, ......l5a5O
| Deiatrure Notes.
Laurel b..........bro
Ihll others, ........tal
! .Moryi0nd Mites.
baltimore b's........t
Port DEPOSIT. ....'...2t
'El!,ton b ..........7J
Cnmberland b of Ale
gany,..'.'''''' unG
Sonerset&Worce dU
Somerset br. Snow
hill............... do.
Bank of Somerset,
Princess Ann.
All others, ..........l
TWgjnio Mites.
b. Of Virginia & bran
cheS. aaf
Farmers b. do. & do. -.
Valley ............dO
Branch b Ieesburg..dv
Branch b Charle>toon,6
Branch b Romney lair
y. W. II. of Nirg.....J
District Of COiumbi0y
IMerch. b. of Alex. .bro,
Columbia ......25a 3V
All others in the Dist. IL
North CdrOiind.
State bank and bran
Ches ..........2a2l
INewbcm& Capclear, do
South CW0HR0.
charleston banks 81 !a2
Georgia.
augusta, ........2ta3
State b of Savannah, do
Planters b do.....dv
Darlcn, ..........3a ia !
Ohi0 Notes.
Chillcstlle ........iaJ
Marietta, a,......s...do
Steubcnyille, ......do.
Farmers & Mechanics
II. of do. ........dO
Lancaster, ........ dO
1t. Clairsville, .dv
Western Reserve, ..do
kentucky.
Kentucky b. and bran
chps .linc
Commonwealth. h....unc,
Tennessee.
State b.&branches.. .nnc
Nashville. do.
Louisiana.
New Osleans ......5a0
Mississippi.
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DORCAS SOCIETY.

vNNlIE annual meeting ofthc DoRcAs SOCIETY,",
u will he held At the 2I Baptist Vestry Room,
on Wednesday, the 9Th of Dec at o'clock J.. VI.
Dec. LIST
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-08

The Rev. DIR. VIM. Claiming, lady,
and two children, sailed from Boston, on
Tuesday, the 3Oth Nov. in the brig Rice
Plant, for st. Croiy.
The census Of the u. States agrcca-
bly, TO the law on that subject, was COM
plctcd on the 30th of November. The
Journal of Commerce estimates that the
population of the u. States will amount
to thirteen millions, that New ork,
Pennsylvania and Ohio, will rank as
the three first States, and that the first
will contain a greater population than
the whole of New England. The ap-
portlonmcnt for Congress will be made
this session, and will greatly increase
the relative power of the West.
RoCUEs IN OFFIcE.-Among the ap-
pointmcnts, Of the President, Post
master in n. Hampshire has abscondcG
and is pursued for felony. Another in
Vermont died in n fit of intoxicaton.
Two others in n. Hampshire have run
away. In Maryland one is prosecuted
for breaking open letter. Ira Wood
man stands convicted, for stealing mon
cy from n letter. The mail robbcr
Werlich is now n Jackson Postmaster.
Uindham Co. advertiser.
A Jamaica paper of Oct Cd, contains
a letter "lrom high authority in Bogota,"
dated Sept. 7tl, which says
"I have never seen more enthusiasm
than that displayed here in favor Of the
Libcrator. 1t was not the work of the
Military or any individuals, but was tri-
ly the spontaneous and unbiased feel
ing of tire people of all classes, high and
low. attended the meeting of the Acta
in the Sala del Congrcsso, and ] saw on
" one uniform The "vlvas" for the
Libcrators were hearty and inccssant,
and his picture was paradcd with music,
and followed by an immense crowd of
people for hours through the streets.
Sky-rockcts were abundant, and the re-.
joicings lasted till late hour-ineccd al.
most the whole night. All of us are de-
lighted with the change, and the hope
that the ensuing election will secure the
Libcrator as President. What n noble
triumph Bolivar has had in the express.
sion ofpublic opinion, so uncquiVocally
declared"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-08

again made its appearance in the cpl
demic form in some of the cities of Eu-
rope. Though it had been long known
that in some exceedingly rare instances
the small pox has occurred more than
once in the same individual, it was now
for the first time discovered that the gen.
eral protection afforded by the vaccine
disease, was inthe same manner liable to
exceptions. In every case however, in
which small pox succeeded the genuine
COW pox, it was found that if vaccination
had not entirely destroyed the susccpti-
bility to the former disease, it had so in
iucnccd the constitution as TO render the
secondary small pox n mid and trivial
complaint, even when the cpidcmick ap-
pcarcd among the unprotected in its most
malignant character. So entirely was
the malady modified and mtigatcd, that
it was at first not recognized and was
supposed to be new and kindred dis
case, and received the denomination of
Narioloid, which means resembling small
pox of which the technical name is Jori-
ola. 1t was soon found that this slight
affection was capable Of communicating
the genuine g. even virucnt small pox to
the unprotected and at this time the dcnti
ty ofthc contagion is G encrally acknowl-
edged. by the late small poy cpidcm-
icks, the efficacy of the vaccine disease
has been most thoroughly and satisiacto-
rily established, in general it may he con-
sdcrcd an entire preventive, and in those
few cases where small pox has supcrvcn-
cd, it has ceased to be either fatal or for
midable. The most ample experience
must serve only to conGrmth confidence
Of the community in the powers Of this
invaluable prophvlact,c, and it becomes
n duty by every effort to encourage the
continuance ofvaccination, which has al
ready disarmcd and may ultimately de-
stroy this malignant enemy Of manLind.
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LARGE COMBS,

MOT little damaged, can be bought for Mres
~ cents cneh at TILLEN's.
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~ NOTTCE.--TIIE BOARD OF HEALTH
~ Report, That the case of Small Pox report
ed Isl Dec inst. no longer exists. the person be-
ing now well, and one case winch has SINCE oc-
cured Is all that they now know.
by order, Is. Is. ROWLAND, Clk
Newport, Dec :, 1870
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l;;;;;sls

HNO LET, some very convenient and pIeasant
u chambers, near the Parade, suitable ior 70
small family, possession gwen imnediately y-En-
qulrc at this office.
Newport, Oct. %.
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invaluable proph.vlact,c, and it becomes
n duty by every effort to encourage the
continuance ofvaccination, which has al
ready disarmcd and may ultimately de-
stroy this malignant enemy Of manLind.
The following letter has been address
scd TO the Secretary of the Navy. 1t
contains n mcritcd tribute to the worth of
our deserving fcllow-citizcn, Capt
Downcs, who is distinguished both as n
man and an officer.
United States Frigaie lara,
Port Mahon, Sept. 10, 1880.
Honored Sn:-Whh the greatest of
pleasure VIC do inform you of the kind US
age we receive from our noble comman-
der. Com. Biddlc. We consider it our
duty, sir, to acquaint you of his noble
and generous behaviour to all who are
placed under his command. There are
many among us who have ploughcd the
rough main for many years, and have
HcNCI IcCClNtu tilc SdiIIc hlIlullcSS oIi
board of any ship that this crew can boast
of, while under the command of Capt
Downcs, and Com. James Biddle, our
late commander; we also consider our
selves indebted to you, sir, for bcstowing
upon us so worthy man as our present
commander has proved to be. The crew
in general, have voluntarily put their
hand to the pen to serve another twelve
months in this their happy Java, under
their gallant Biddle. We may safely
add, sir, that our Navy will never want
for scamcn, while she can boast Of such
commanders as Capt. Downcs, and Com.
Biddlc. 1t is the sincere wish of the
crew that they may return to the United
States, with their commander, where
they may have better opportunity Of
expressing their qualification than any
they have at present.
We remain your aflcctionatc and duti-
full servants,
Cree orMe United States .Grigaie Jara.
New Orleans dates to Nov -, state
the health of the city TO be restored, and
business had recommended. The Mis-
sissippi was still low.
New JERsEY.-At the New Jersey
National Republican Convention at
Trenton Nov. "a, Delegates were ap-
pointed to attend National Convention
to be held at Washington, for the pur-
pose ofselccting candidates for Presiden-
cy and Vice Presidency.
In the Parliament of Great Britain,
Just elected, there are l5G new mem
bers. OF the representatives from Ire
land, in number one hundred, only nine
arc Catholics! Yet the present house is
composed of members elected since the
Catholic emancipation.
Philadelphia editors arc unmcrciful
punstcrs. The National Gazette lately
called the weather, "thc rel en- of terror; :;
and the L. S. Gazette expects to hear
that the said re ign has caused the cdnaiI-
ic to rise.
A youth between II s ID years old has
become Methodist preacher nj Ches-
ter, Pa and is said TO acquit himself very
handsomely.
It's supposed that there arc 5000 stage
drivers in Newly ork state, and il is pro-
posed to create fund for the relief of
such as may be disabled, by each pay
ing to his employer 6 ccuts each week );
this would make about $500 per am
mum.
A Mr.. Wright who exhibits live beasts
is said to have died near Cincinnati, re-
Gently, from being seized by his lioness.
lie had been in tho habit of frequently
going into the cage occupied by the lion
and loncss
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The following letter has been address
scd TO the Secretary of the Navy. II
contains mcritcd tribute to the worth of
our deserving fcllow-citizcn, Capt.
Downcs, who is distinguished both as n
man and an officer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-14
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District cf vVoodbary, ss. PrObdtc Court, Sept. %, 1880. Estate oF DANIEL STRONG, late of Be

EIstdIC Ut D4A4SNI1A1 0 IAO1NO1 tdSC VT ASSs'' S0'N lem, deceased.
 Ttf1E executors represent the estate insol- IL vent, and pray the appointment of Com vnissioners theFeOn-Or Ordered, that COmmis- sioners to receive and examine the claims Oi the creditors Of said estate he appointed at the Probate Office ia WOodbury. on tbe second Monday of October, 1880. at 9sO'clock fore noon: of which all persons in interest will take notice. and appear if they see cause and be heard thereon. --.........-.
 SI0 CHAs. B. PHELPS, Judge.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1830-10-14
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