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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-20
Tie Legislature of tins state has elected Gen.
JOHN FLOYD Governor for the ensuing year.
EXECUTIVE REMOVALS.


The National Iuteligeucer Of the 18th
inst. 40 detailing the proceedings of the
Senate Of the United States. gives the fol-
.owing-from which it viii be understood
that q serious debate has taken place IN
the secret sessions of the Senate, upon the
removals from Office, which have been so
freely made b. President Jackson.
Mr.. Barton rose aud said, that, con-
sidering all discussions of the relative con-
sututional powers Of the President and
Senate. upon matters Of displacing, as well
rs of appointing federal officers, in their
nature public; and thar no rule or order of
the Senate made such subjects secret-he
gave notice that at the next Executive ses-
sion of the Senate, he would move 20 trans
fer the discussion of that question from the
Executive to the Legislative Journal Of the
Senate with a view of giving it that pub
Hcity which the importance OF the subject
merits.
Mr. Hing said he rose to express has
surprise at the course pursuedby the Sena-
tor from Missouri. It is a course so en-
urely novel, that am confident that gen.
tleman has not given to it hrs usual rehec-
lion. Are we thus, Sir, TO conlound our
Legislative and Executive proceedings
Is the Executive Journal thus to be made
public, without the sanction Of the Senate,
or notice given while in our Legislative
capacity, Of an intention to do an act, when
we shall be 10 our Executive capacity! l
hope, Sir. the Senator from Missouri Will
perceive the propriety of Withdrawing his
notice. and take an occasion, when the
Senate sbo U be engaged in Executive bust
ness TO bring it forward. Should he, how
ever, 2erseyere in pressing 1t on the
Senate, I am confident YOU will, IN the dis
charge of the duties of your station, refuse
its reception.
Mr.. Hayne said he would submit to the
Chair whether it was competent for the
gentleman from Missouri to make any mo.
lion in the Senate, acting ia Its leglstqtlre
capacity, iu relation to a matter which was
stated to be pending before the Senate 10
ITS erecltics character; and If not, whether
the notice Of such a motion could be now
receyed} It the gentleman desired to
bring up any question on the subject to
which he had alluded, he might submit
distinct Resolution TO the Senate; or, If be
desired it. TO transfer any resolution now
pending elseuEers, the motion could only
be made there.
The President decided it was not in OF.
der
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-20

From the " Y. journal Of Commerce.
.IEefiag IN behalf Of the IadiaaS-We
know not when we have attended a more
delightful meeting than that held last even.
inc hi tbe Masonic Hall, to consider the
present circumstances ofthe Southern and
Southwestern Indians. The occasion at
tracted a numerous audience, and the eX-
errises throughout were Of a most interest
inc character. Col John TrumbulI hav-
inc been called 70 the Char, and the Hon.
peter Sharpe and DR.. John Tory appoint
n eooref7ries,-the meeting was address
e5 nv HUGH Maxwell, Esq the late Dis.
trlct Attorney, 10 a style Of eloquence
which drew forth repeated bursts OF APP
nlause. A Memorial to Congress was
then read by Joseph Blunt Esq. 1t IS too
Iono 10 be inserted here,-but we subloin
the closing paragraph
By the solemn nature OF every treaty.
,sror;ated bv our national authorlty;-by
,bs tender recollections of our ancesffs,
who sought arestiug place on this western
continent, from the oppression OF unjust
and arbitrary gOvernments;-by the IN
.,n;sd glory of Washington, the Father Of
his country, who with his fellow patriots
h tbe infancy Of our national government
g,ve the most deliberate assurances TO the
-e5 men of the forest that the general gov
.rnnsnt should extend to them truly pa
,srnal care, and that the engagements o
he government with the Indians should be
aonorably fulfilled according to the under
standiuq ofthe parties;-by regard TO Tux
-sontation of our public agents. who dur
I NC a period Of forty years nave l LaIne'
documents of precisely the same ehaTae
Ter. pun Importing to be national trea'les' 9u
lnow threatened TO be cancelled; by ina
sympathy with the weak and deieneeless
which spontaneously arises m every gen
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-20

DENTIST,

OEsh 4 40 4
Is NOW AT Mr.. GRAHAN'S HOTEL,
Where he will remain few days. lie Will then
leave Wheeling on an absence OF al least TWO or
three months. Should he meet with sufficient On
couragemeu during his present stay, to justify ms
return, it Is hs intention TO do So and make
Whesng las home
With the highest sense Of gratitude towards
those who have already patronzed him, he re-
quests those who are indebted 70 hIm Tor former
services, to call and pay mm. From those VINO
may REQUIRE hs future services, he wlll expect I'M
mediate payment, as he finds II impossible 10 I'VE
by practice without actual compensation.
liz his operations, he Will promise hel'her lnlal.
libiiiy, nor the performance OF them unattended
with pain; but will eudeayour 10 AVOID e''ne''
Ills charges will bs moderate, but unVaglng' 81,
lie has superior assortment Of To,ceiaiu' ilu-
man Animal. and Artificial TEETH, winch he
will insert from one TO full set Where there
are NO Stuups. he viii attach them by SPHnS
or mourt tben upon a Gold Plate with clasps
which will render them sufficiently hm TO pe,ioi'n
an fine necessary Offices of the origin ] IssIn,
"A. has also HUDSONS celebrated DEN l.
PRICE, which he keeps constantly on hand
Wheeling, Jan l3 1880.
p. S. bir. w; viii visit SteubenyilIe 10 few
DAYS. when bis professional services will be- res.
pectlIlly rendered 10 the citizens OF that place
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-20

The Governor Of Indiana given It as his
opinion, that the state has gained about
o.. zoo souls bY emigration during the last
year
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday
March 8,
Reported for the Boston Patriot


Atmarkst this day, 52S beef cattle, 50 Stores,
557 Sheep and l65 Swine; divided as follows
at Upper Market, 3lS Beef Cattle, l2 Stores,
Il 273 Sheep Lo,cer Market, 2l0 Beef Cattle,
Al Stores, 2Si Sheep and l65 Swine.
The above statement exhibits a larger
number of Beef Cattle at Market than us
ually happens at this season of the year and
consequently produces what the Drovers
term - glut," and most generally re-
duction in prices, which was the fact in
the present case of about % cts per cwt
--l27 Beef Cattle and nearly all the Stores
remained unsold at the close OF the market
We omit giving prices until the market
shall have become more settled.
Mich Coics--Good Cows are in demand,
but they are as scarce as the drover's prof
lts--ordinary o.es plenty: we noticed sales
of few at $40 Sl7 and 3 by auction, al
Sle. SIS 80 aud SIS.
Sheep-The Sheep market seems to be
"ludehnnely postponed'--for the last three
weeks the business has been extremely
limited--the only sales made TO day, were
10, of 60 at SO IL, do. 10 at 50 each.
Sieine-Those at market 10 day, the
same We reported the last Two weeks--a
few were retailcd at ) Il cts and the re.
malnder taken in two lots al ! cts per ID
each.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11
DIED

ID THIS town or Saturday evening last, af or
long and very dstro ssing illness, mr.. Henry
q. Mumford, eldest son OF Thomas G Mum.
ordiaged22years. The premature death ofthis
excellent young man has impressed with sad.
nessa numerous circle offriendst5 conno lions
-bnt that affection is alievis,cd by the recol.
lection Of the strict integrity OF his iie,which
will long be relaenibered with satisfaction.
The closing scene OF his life, although sosely
iieted w!th disease, was marked by patient
Submission To the divine will his last days by
joyful hope Of his eternal rest through Jc
sus Christ his Redecmer.
Ia this town on Saturday evening last,
after lingering illness which she bore with
christian resignation, nopcy ,(woman Of color
wifeof Cnf Summons, aged Gi years.
AT Little-Compton on the 18th ult Mrs
Hannah Wilbor, wife Of Mr. Joseph Wilbor
,ged 5S years.
AT New York on Wednesday last, Capt
Henry Cahoone, formerly Of this town, CON
nandcr Of the U. S. Revenue Gutter Alert,
,ged % years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11
aItI.p a'faVTSa
ENTERED,

E.NTEREU, NO.. .a..
Sch. Leo, Wilson. .Natanzas ,, ..
CLEARED,
Sch Leo, Wilson, Boston,
Steamboat President Coleman, Y York,
Sloop b. ID. Jones. West. New Bedford,
Slooq Collector, Heath, Philadelphia
.7RRiT.1L.S.
FRIpAY-
Brig Myra, COwell, ST Johns for Phladel.
phia,
SATURDAY
sloop Express, Dyrc, from New London for
Nantucket
SUNDAY
Brig Adams, Neager, from New York for
Portland.
Sch Boston Baxter, from Providence for
Baltimore.
MONDAY
Schr TIaxall Shove, from Alexandra,
Schr. Leo, Wilson, 22 days from Na,an zas,
for Boston SAILED 22d Feb in co. with brigs
Rodney, Lincoln, and Forest, Freeman; both
for Portland Left, Ships Boy, Greene,
loading for Europe; Tnlma of Boston, waiting
freight; brig Abeona, for Providence. in a few
days Spoke Feb 23d, lat 80, Ion as, brig
Elizabeth, l6 days from ST. Eustatia, for Will
mingion, n. Z.
Schr. Eliza, Hawes, from Norfolk for Prov.
dence.
Sloop Condor, Avcrill, from Richmond for
Providence.
TUESDAY
Schr. wellington, Taylor. from Norfolk.
Saw a vessel ashore on Hong Island, about
10 miles w. from Soutbamton, apparently an
hermaphrodite brig--had the appearance Of
having recently gone on.
sloop WestpOrt, Cory, from Richmond FOR
Providence.
WgDFIsDAy--
Returned, Sch. Leo, Wilson-The Leo, in
beating out Of the harbor, to-day, mis- tsyed
and struck on the rocks at Castlc.Hill-got
OH without damage 10 ives sci or cargo-lost
flying jib.
Returned, schr. Trader, Hall, having los, q
seaman, Josiah Linell, overheard.
MEMORANDA
At st Thomas, Feb. 18Th, brig Sea Bird,
Carr, ofthis port.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11

NOTiCE.--The friends of Liberty and
equal rights Of the town of Middietown,
are respectfully invited to meet a; the
town.house, in said town, on Tuesday, 10th
inst. at 9 o'clock, p. m. for the purpose oil
choosing delegates to attend the Anti. ma
sonic State Convention to be held in Prov.
idence on The 25th inst.
hhjdleIown, March 10. 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11
MARRIED !: I. !;

In this town on Monday Isl inst by the
Rev. MIR Eddy, mr. John NJ Cox, to mrs.
Baihsteba Green, both of this town.
At the House OF the American Consul in
Paris, on the 4ih Jan last, George Washing
ton Greene, Esq Of Rhode Island, grand SON
of the late Gen. Nathaniel Greene, 10 Miss
Catloi,a, daughter OF Louis S.orzosi, oi Rome,
italy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11

the Blonde we're kindly received in all tho
Russian ports, end Inc cuuh, Worfenzo,
at Odessa, paid them the most marked at
,ention. The weather In the Black Sea
was particularly tempestuous, and the cold
intense, the mercury being frequently
thirteen degrees below the fIccz czing point.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11

CHEMICAL LECTURES.-Doctor
Noore's twelfth Lecture viii be given on
Monday evening next, if suitable weather
for ladies' to attend.
Tickets may be had at Wm. Callahan's.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11
On WEDNESDAY,, 18th inst.

AT y O'Clock, A. NJ. (if fair, if not, the first
fair day atterD will be sold at Public
Auction, on the farm Of Capt, BENJAMIN
PAGE, IN Portsmouth, about four and
half miles from Newport.
SlN Cows, one pait of oxen, one pair two
~ year old steers: three yearlings; one
young horse; thirty five sheep; one OK cart;
one horse cart; one horse Wagon; a nun.
Der OF farming tools; and quantity of hay;
besides a number of articles which will DO
specified on the day oisale. Conditions at
sale, COOK WILCOX. Auct'r.
Portsmouth, mar. Sd, 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11
ARTILLERY COMPANY.

The members ofthis Company will wear
Il Grape on the left arm for the space Of
thirty days, as a testimony Of respect Cor
their deceased brother soldier, mr. Isaac
p. Nsrble. By order Of Col. CLksKE.
Nm l.. .7LNY, Quar-. !ies. ard CiRk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11

Maine State Lottery, No. J., ex.
Draws Saturday, march i3,
5000 dollars, highest prize.
Tickets 81, parts in proportion.
Connecticut Lottery, No. 6.
Draws Friday, march I2.
5000 dollars, highest prize.
Tickets 81, parts in proportion.
Connecticut Lottery, No. 19
Draws Thursday, march IA.
Highest prize 1000 dollars.
Tickets Sl--pnrts in proportion.
DRAV.V NUMBERS,
Maine State Lott no. 5
6 80 III 50 46 SO 81 16 30
Groton Mon. no. . extra
10 ii 4 90 45 ca SO 26 8
name State Lot. no. 8
So 80 3j SO SO 35 I2 3
GF-Conb. Is q 90 in II. l. Lottery
Sd Class, came up a prize Of $4,000 One
quarter Of which was sold at this Office.
]. G. SHAW.
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FOR SALE.

A dwelling House together with GU, houses.
IN &c. suitable for a boarding house. l.. n
Fort Adams. - Said house contains a dining.
cook, aud sitting room, eight sleeping cham.
bcrs, and other convrniences, with a good
well ~ water near tho same, and privileges of
q garden, provided the occupant complies
with regulations adopted FOR boarding houses
on said Fort; which regulations may be known
on application 10 Col. Joseph q. Totien.
ALso--A large Blacksmith shop which
may be fitted for boarding house at q
small expense.
For terms apply to l.. BATES, at Mrs.
Murrny's, Thames. street
Should the above not be sold at private
sale by the 20th March, they will be sold
at Public Auction on the 22d Q, said house.
on Fort Adams.
Newport, Msrcb 4,b, 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11

Maine State Lott. No. 6, extra.
Draws Saturday, mach IL.
Highest prize $4,000,
Tickets SO, parts in proportion.
Connecticut Lottery, No. 6.
Draws Friday, March IL,
Highest prize, $500 dollars.
Tickets S4, parts in proportion.
Connecticut Lottery, No. l9.
Draws Thursday, march I8.
1000 dollars, highest prize,
Tickets 81, parts in proportion.
DRAWN NUN BERS
Mnine State Lott. no. 5
6 80 4l ~ 46 SO 81 I6 30
Grot. Mon Lott no. ., ex.
~ IA 4 20 d5 GO Sc &c 8
maine Suite, no. 8.
55 80 IS SO 80 30 I2 3
g. SATccNT.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11
On SATURDAY, 18th inst.

III 10 o'clock, a, W. wiH be sold at puJl;e
.qaetiOn. at Gis late residence of OLIVER
SLocuM, decd, head Of Broad street, by
order ofhs .4dmimstrai,fr.
n LL his Stock, consisting Of unfinished
~ wheels, carts, &c. &c. A valuable
set OF carpenters and wheelwrights tools |;
some window sashes; one valuable COW,
and variety Of other articles. Conditions
at tho sale. GEO. {. SHAW, Auct'r.
March ID, 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11
10 1Ig ~

A ND possession given Ist day OF April
"A ncxt-Thc chsmbers in Spring ct.
now occupied by Capt. relee Bsrrourhs.
Aprlyto EDWIN WILBUR.
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AUCTIONS.
On SATURDAY next.

AT 10 o'clock a. m. will be sold at Public
Auction IN front Of the subscribers store.
HHE remainder Of the stock in trade
Il belonging to Thomas Stacey. Jr. bv
order ofthe Assignees.
ALSO, Immediately after, ono bale OF first
quality edtickings; one elegant time piece,
eight half kegs butter; one bureau; two
bsdsteadsi two feather beds; by order Of
the consignees. Conditions at sale.
merch IL nj. HALL, Auct'r.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11
GUARDIANS SALE.

On THURSDAY, March 25ih, 1880. al II
O'Clock, a. ~ on Me premises, N. fair
tcediher, ifnoi, he merit far day. by au-
hority q an aet cfihe General assembly,
and under NE direction o CHE Hon. Court
Of Probate,
a LL the right title md interest Of
"a ABNER HATHAWAY,
in and to a certain lot Of land on the Long
Wharf, bounded easterly on land now OF
late Asher Robbins's, southcrly on the sal,
water, northerly on the Cove, and westerly
IN land of ]. Williams. ind also, A two
story Store, nearly new. standing on said
lot, about ls feet in front, by "a feet deep,
Conditions made known at the time aud
place. GEO. G. SHAW, Auct'r.
Newport, March lat, 1870.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11
On SATURDAY, 9th, inst.

OFI 'Nf Z F'IN TlII, fUSt.
VA be sold al Public AUCTION, al ! | o'ciocl
H. W. on the premises, [C not previously
sold at pirate sale;)
1.-TWO thirds of dwelling house and
l. lot OF land in Clarke street, late the
residence Of GIDEON RIcBMoND, deccss
ed. For further particulars, and terms APP
ply to GEO. Z. SHAW, Auct'r.
march II, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11

Two LET.--Tho Store in Spring street,
u to the eastward Of Trinity Church.
suitable for Grocery or milliners shop
For terms. &c. apply TO
march ii. WIN. s. vosE.
A SSIGNEE'SN SNOTICE.- The subscri
IN Der having received, Under the direc
ton of the Supreme Judicial Court, an as.
signment from BnowSELL SLocUM, OF
Portsmouth, of all his real and personal
estate, in trust, for the benefit Of his cred.
,tors, hereby gives notice, that six months
from March 9Th, is allowed to present and
prove their demands against said SLocUM.
All claims not established before the ex-
piration Of said term, will be debarred from
any dividend m said estate.
ELEAIER TREVETT, Assignee.
Newport, March II, 1880.
A SSiGNEE'S NOTICE. The subscri
4 u Der having received, under the direc
ton Of the Supreme Judicial Court, on as
sgnmont from STEPnEN II. CAHooNE, of
Newport, Of all his real and personal es.
tate. IN trust, for the benefit Of his credit.
ors, hereby gives notice, that six months
from March 9Th, is allowed to present and
prove their demands against said Ca.
BooNE.-All claims not established before
the expiration Of said term, will be debar.
red from any dividend on said estate.
WIN. ENNIS. Jr. Assignee.
Newport. March ii 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11
LIST OF LETTERS.

LlSTOf LETTERS.
Remaining in the Post Office Newport,
Z. |. March 10, 1880. Persons calling for
hem, will please say they are advertised,
Is they are placed in separate case.
A Ellery & Hazard
susan Allen James Hammond
Elizabeth ID. Aimy
dahitablc r Anthony Hannah Johnson
Iohn Austin l.
SEQ. w. Allen Capt. I. Liscomb
oseph Adams Susan Lockery
}. Wheaton Allen Isaac Lyon
Hannah Littlefeld
Ohm n. Barber Henry Lnstrom
ane Benty Enoch Lewis
oshua Bracket nj
Richard Bartlett Rebecca G.. Mitchell
oshua Browneli Daniel G. Maxon
Ietsy Brightman Henry Mcguire
,harlss Brownell T. r. Miles
leonard S Bliss .
ANDREW Burnett Celia ogloton
Rowland Burdick p
'aleb Burbank Edwin Peobody
'rieh G browning Joseph r. Pike
1e"h Parber LydiO Pi,man
Edmund Brigh,man Mary Pitman
.homas Barnett VIM. Place
;ardinet GH's" B!a%sn Patrick aallian
Nm. X J. H. Barber r a.
crown n Ennis Robert Robinson
leo. w, Brown Il Co. 7. ? Remington
c John Ring
iahtable Collins James Rogers
''ercy Chadwick Richard Robertson
.ydia Childs =
frederick Clark Joshua Smith
eharlos Gushing WIN. Swan Jun,
apt. CIeamer Robert Smith
francis $ Carter Edward Snow
'hilip Cdswell J. T.. Shaw
Charles Collins y
Nm. Callahan Lemuel Toby
). Cshoone Robert Taylor
ID Mary ! Tilley
ane II Dunbar Geo. Tillinghast
Nathaniel Davis w
ohm Dcblois VIM. Wilbour Jr.
Mary Davis Eliza Weeden
Nm Dennis JG& 5 Whtehornc
Ruth ID Deeds Y
Nary Ann Dous Reuben G. York
ohm Dugan ID Young.
T. MInDLErowN
Earl Geo. A. Gray
hannah Eas,on !. Baiy Hall
ittNoN ''uHlNHH
Thomas Farmer Frederick Sulings
sarah Friend Hannah Littlcfeld
Sllas Folsom Abncr Weaver
3enl. i Freebody Geo. Baily
& Phebe Clark
lannah b. Gould l. T. Sanford
Almy Gylcs JAMhsrows
sarah Ann Gladding Thomas Carr
ornelus {. Green Mary Howsnd
Sarah n Geifroy Albert Watson
elizabeth b. Green Isabella Watson
Gilbert s. Trobridge NEW SnonEuAn
iibbs " Claiming VIM T. Sands
IL John II VI Sands
Joseph tioxio Mary Briggs
lucy Horton Hiram Willis
Nary Ann Hill Caleb l.. Briggs
Nary II Hazard Martha N. Dodge
Capt. Hunt
The above letters will be forwarded IN the
General Post Office unless taken up before
he first day Of April next
Il CRANSTON, p. NJ
DOMESTIC GOODS Blenched and
lnbleached SHEETiNGs and SHIRTINGs
Checks, Ginghams, Stripes, Plaids, Elan.
'els, &c.
. Also A good assortment Of black &
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11

On THURSDAY, 25th inst.
UW be let at Public AUCTION, at II O'Clock,
am. on fhe promises.
EHE house, garden and out.buildings
L now occupicdty Capt. josHuA Tnrrp.
N Broad street. Conditions at time and
place. march II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11

DOMESTIC GOODS Blenched and
unbleached SHEET,NGs and SHIRrinGs
Checks, Gnghams, Stripes, Plaids, Elan.
nels, &c.
Also A good assortment Of black &
blue mixed sattinetts, for eale low by
HARVEY SESSIONS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-11

Navy CouRr MARrIAL.--We learn that
all further proceedings in the case OF Com
Creighton, have been suspended for six
months, probably until the return home of
the frgate Hudson, that al the evidence
in the case may be at hand. The proceed
ings in the case of Master Comdt. Ramage,
are also suspended for twelve months.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13

I'M URSUANT TO a decree Of the Superior
! Court Of Chancery for the Lynchbug
District, pronounced on the 18Th day Of May,
1880, IN The cause fixing VI. Perkins, the IN
dersgned Marshal Of the said court will sell,
TO the higbe1, bidder, for cash, onhe prem.
SEES, onFriday the 24tb day September, 1896 (if
fair, il not, the neat fair day ihereaftrr,) a
tract of land in the county Of Campbell, co1
aiming $40 Ii acres. and adjoining the lands
of Moosmsn, Wade, Preston, aud others.
THoS. A. HOLC0MBE, Mar.
Aug. % ihds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13
DEPOSITlONS.
e.. JVdRD. Notary Public and Com

missioner IN Chancery.
Office Nv" doors aboys the Virginian Office,
wilt at any aud iail Shines. attend 10 taking
DISPOSITIONS or Afidaviis, for the Supreme
Court Of Chancery. II all other Courts ofJust,ce
whenever required. Persons having Evidence
to take. areinyi,ed TO give their notice 20 be
taken al his Office.
Sept ., 1880.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13
OBITUARY.

DIED. on Friday morning last, after short
but severe lluess, Capt. WILLIAM TARDY,
one of our oldest aud most respected fellow
c,,izens. He has left large and numerous
family 10 depIore the loss OF a devoted husband
and an aifeciieDaie father.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13

Sail is usually sen, TO marke, too som after
,"s removed from the salt works The Hon.
S"s'an quincy, who is largely concerned in the
'''d"n'dcture, expressed as lie result of his
.Pe''eece that SAT- ought to remain in store
:" east SIX months before it is Gt for market.
MS IS little lime enough FOR saltto' drain and
nsco"'e sufficiently dry for usc. and we think
6, 81, manufacturers would find 1t Tor their pro-
n,. :" keep their salt on hand a longer time
"a nov usual and the consumer womb
= oe''er satisfied with the domestic article.
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MARAIAGES

MARRIED. on Thursday evening last, by
The Rev. Wan. |. Holconbe, Nh JOHN SEAY
of Lyncnburg,., to Mrs MARY q. WILLS,
widow OF the late EIds Wills, oi Amherst.
-, on the 9th INST by the Rev. Edward
Cannon. MIR. LEONARD BOWERS. TO Miss
MARTHA DiCkEkoON, all Of LyOchburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-13

del down 10 posIer,ty in characters Of living
ugh. Like good old sineoa,. his cup of
happiness Is now fedio the hrim, aud he may
exclaim, Now Lord, lie. thy servant depart in
peace :"