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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-14
Edward w. LawtoM,

HAS CONSTANTLY FOR S.4LE,
CAND, Copper md Board Shcaihing Pa.
~ per; blue Candle Paper, clean and
fast color; Wrapping paper from as TO
Sl,G2I cts. per ream; Double DO. do. from
50 TO SO do; Kentish Cap for Hardware
and Blasting; Fine Wrapping Paper, free
from the smell Of Tar, &c. for Teas,
medicines, Confectionery &c. &c. Pol.
ished Wrapping for the use Of Banks,
Public Offices, &c.
~ Cash for Old Junk, Ropes, Can
vass and Flaxseed. Jan7
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-14
MORAL ENVOY.
LIBERTY.

YNfIE publishers and proprietcrs of the
"ANTI-MAsoNIcK RHODE. ISLANDER"
having been solicited by several Of their
friends in Bristol county, to remove their
establishment TO tho village OF Fall River,
Mass.) contemplate establishing FREE
PRESS under the above title, os soon os
One Thousand subscribers are obtained.
They therefore solicit the friends Of LIN
RETY to assist them in supporting the cause
of EQuAh Rights.
In altering The name Of our pnper, the
character will not be changed. The EN-.
voY will therefore be sent TO the present
subscribers Of the "Rhode lslonder."
The moral ENvoy will be published
every Wednesday morning, on a fine I'm
pcrial sheet, containing six columns, on the
following
To Mail subscribers, and companies who
call at the Office for their papers, it will be
afforded for One Dollar and Fifty Cents
a year, IN ndrance;-Six months, for One
Dollar, IN adpanee.
To those who receive their papers sin.
gly at the Office, or havo them delivered at
their doors, or at other places, fov Two
Dollars a year, IN ddvancr; Two Dollars
and Fifty Cents before the expiration of
six months; or Throo Dollars at the end Of
the year.
No subscription received for less term
than six months.
GFADvERTIsEmEyTs not exceeding o
square, will be inserted three times for
One Dollar, and continued for Seventeen
Cents week;-larger ones in proportion
q. w. ALLEN g. s. FOLSOM.
Fall River, January 5, 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-14

ut a Court of Probate, holden at Neirpor
January 4fh, 1890,
\ PPLICATION was made for an Ad.
IA ministrator to be appointed on the es-
tate Of
Major BENJAMIN WATSON,
late of the U. S. Army, deceased. il is or.
dcred thereon, that, the consideration there
Of be referred TO Court Of Probate TO be
holden at the State House in Newport, on
the first Monday In February next, at 0 o..
clock A. n. and that previous notice be Civ.
en- by publishing copy ofthis order three
screral times in the Rhode Island Repsbli-
can, to oil persons interested TO appeaA at
said time and place, and be heard.
True copy,
D. B. ROWLAND, Prob. C7k.
Jan. z, 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-14
Knitting Cotton. sc.
Il. w. LAWTON,

Has THIS Day RECEIVED,
A supply Of WARP, FILLING and
n KNITTING COTTON from the
Factory Of A. b. SLATER, including ev.
cry kind in use, and of the very first quality.
Warp and Filling from other Factories
from 25 10 rs cts. per ID.
~Another lot Of good Stir.
Knitting Cotton, at a cents per skein.
First, Second and third qualities Cotton
Thread. JAM
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-14

AT Court Of Probate, holden at Nspp5,i,
January. an, 1880,
TINE Administration account on the es.
Il tate of ELISHA FISH was presented.
II is ordered thereon, that the consideration
thereof be referred 20 q Court Of Probate,
to be holden at me State House in New
port, on the Grst Monday in February next,
at o'clSck A. NJ. and that previous notice
be gisen by publishing copy OF this order
threo several times in tho Rhode.island
Republican, 10 all persons interested to np.
pear at said time and place. and be heard.
True copy,
B. B.HOwLAND, d. Prob. Clk.
Jsn.7, 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-14
Vhoae-Islamd Union Bank

A L n general meeting ofthc Siockhol-
N ders ofthe II. Union Bank, held at
their Banking house, on Tuesday, Jan. 5,h,
1880, The following named persons were
chose n Directors Of said institution for the
year ensuibq,- Christopher G Champlin
Chrislopbcr Fowler, Stephen T. Nor'hnm
John p. Mann, George Epgs, Robert p.
Lee, and David BuiPum. A, meeting of
the Directors then chosen. Christopher G
Champlin was chosen President Of the
Board. .l N. q. pCSS. Cdstier.
Newport, Jan. Z, 1880. ,-f
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-14
Commission Store.

r w. EDDY offers bis services TO the
-. public Or ap Auction and Commission
Merchant. Unexccptonable reference
given. Orders respectfully solicited: :.
prices, Dee. 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-14

VIM. JAMES TILLEY, has this day
received a prime lot Of INDIA RUBBER
OVER SHOES.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-14

An officer replied to Marshal Bassompiorre,
who asked his nge, that he was either thirty
eight or forty.eight = but he could not tell e1-
actly. The Marshal expressing surprise, the
officer said:--'l count nv rents and my money,
that NAV not be cheated; but fnever trouble
my head about my years, ss no enc can ROB me
Of them ..tt
In orc Of the criminal co,Hts at London,
lad Of fourteen convicted for then for tho third
time in ono year, was sentenced to seven years
transportation. He called out TO tbs Judge ,ad-
dressing him by an Indecent epithct-.Then
I shall bo Just of age; and hope you will stick
up there Ill I come back" The court recon
sidercd the sentence and ordered him to be
transported for life.
Ann Morris, twelve years of age, residing
in Manchester, Eng. was affected with sore
throat. which Obliged her somc weeks ago 10
leave work. Leeches were prescribed by m
a,othecary, and applied by hcr mother on
going 10 bed She was found dead in the morn.
ing. Bathed in blood. The lesches bad open
ed the jugu!as vein.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08
FRoN rHE xrw-r.ellynril..nrrr

The following description. that VIC have en-
oe"'orsd To translate irorn Maszi,lon, do, not
give fstiering pc;ul<. &c the worI that we 81
htue ENJOY and are 50 sorry to leave.
:" What is the world for those even
who loseit, who appear iuebrialed by
its pleasures, and who cannot wean
themselves from IL. The world is an
eternal scrvitude, where one lives but
for self, and where, To be bappy. by
ITS precepts, one must kiss his chains.
and love his slavery. The world. il is
daily revolution of events, which a.
waken by turns in the heart Of its pco
pie, the most sad and strong passions.
cruel hatreds, odious pcrplexities. bit
ter fears, devoufing jealoasies, over.
whelming disappointmcn;s. The world!
II Is an earth Of malediction, where
pleasures themselves carry with them
thorns and bitterness. Gaming wearics
by 'ts furies and By It's uncertainties /:
conversation becomes tedious by the
opposition OF humours and the contra.
riety OF sentiments: Passions. ard
criminal attachments, have their dis.
gusts, their disappointments. their de.
teet'ons: Its speetaelcs, finding no
other spectators than gross souls, dis.
solute and incapable Of being awaken
ed nut by the most mOnsirous excuses
oi dcbauchery, will become insipid. If
they stir only delicate emotions, which
only show Us crime altar on. and spread
sna'es Tor innocence. The world. IT,
me, - place where even hone. that
- regarded as passion so sweet. rcu.
ders all men unhappy; where those
who hope for nothing, believe them.
selves still more miserable; where All
that Pieases does not please long, and
where the sweetest and the most sup.
portable destiny that ono can expect.
IS WEAKNESS. Such "a the world and
this is not the obscure world which
knows no great pleasures, no charms 81
prosperity OF popularity. and cru
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
inoN rur NEW roRK AaLnicAN.
4 SKETCH


The depopulating pestilcuce that
"aiketh at MONDAY, the carnage of
cTue' and devastating war. can scarce
exhibit their victims in a more terri
DIE array, than extcrminating drunken
ness. ] have seen a promising family
spring from parent trunk. and stretch
Ing abroad its populous limb, like a
towering tree covered with a green
and healthy foliage. have seen the
unnatural decay beginning upon the
yet tender leaf. aud gnawing like a
worm IN the unopened bud, While they
dropped oil, one by one, and the scath.
ed aud ruined shaft stood alone, until
the winds and rains Of many a sorrow
iaid that too in the dust. On one OF
those holy days when the patriarch,
:ich 10 virtue as in years, gathered a.
bout him the great and the little ones
OF ms flock, his sons with their sons.
and his daughters with their daughters
II, too, sat at the festive board,
too, pledged with them in the social
VINE cup, and rejoiccd with them a :.
round the hospitable hearth, and cxpa-
tlated with delight upon the even,ful
future; while the good old man, arm
ell IN the genial glow Of youthful en- .
tnus'asm, wiped the tears of Joy from
his g'isteDlng eye. He was happy. |
met with them again when the rolling
year brought the festive season around.
But they we're not all there. The kind
old man sighed rs his suffused eve
dweit upon the then unoccupied seat.
Hut JOY yet came TO his relief, and he
was happy. A parents love knows
n" diminution--time, distance, povcr-
ty, shame, but give intensity and
strength to that passion before which,
all others dissolve and melt away. An
other hour elapsed. The board was
spread. But the guests came not
ihe old man cried. ."wherc are nv
children :" And the echo answered
sohere! His heart broke--for they
werc not! Could not Heaven have
spared his gray hairs this affection -
Alas! the demon Of drunkenness had
been there. They had fallen victims
to his spell. And one short mont, sui.
need 10 cast the veil Of oblivion over
the old mans sorrow and tire Young
mans shame. They ATE all dead.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08
POLITICAL.
EARLY AFFECTIONS.

Lad been talking with my little bow
sly seeoad one. jus, passed his second wear
Aud talking seriously; FOR even a child.
SO young, OH loves and wears the rioas ,nool
Adopting II most naturally and swcc,l,.
hal been telling him, tina, ii he proved
good obe'l'ent boy. loving and mild
And innocent, he would bc loved OF God.
Aud God would take him up a, laS, a Ii.,,.,
ne Knows that Heaven glorious. happy pia.c
what more, indeed, do any Of Us know
h"d his eye frightened rs IL answered. mine,
nut soon an anxious shade passed o'.r it light.
And, looking stcadfss,iy, he said, 50
And brV,iser too"
My child, my prccious child,
Let II be ever thus. Still ,.,..., Ia s,,,,
vi happiness. reward, and holiness.
Wih him. and Nc, yonr parents. viii Le bIc,,.s
iGRELNwosu
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08

ienee. 1t is the world in il. beauty
n IS we ourselves. Such il is, for this
Is not one of those imaginary paintings.
OF which no counterpart is found. Such
u Is, and such we End il every day of
our lives.'
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08
giNNDFP

= 'i'trsd a ees'lofir wifh peb a uiless
4 ip q lies, y e. f,r,a'd 10 eo.eesi.
iud vrhout feeling, mock 81 III Who fe.f.
VIII siic marx che tscrg,ai would dir,sn.
y clcrN q tmrh rrn md y sl. Il .f,as.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08

Cure for Ladiss RbcuB,aiism.- Take
a gnOd warm double Scotch Shawl. and
apply IL Immediately round the shoul.
ders aud chest, and add also, seeun-
dem artem, stout Welsh Flannel
Petiiccai: An4 remain at home at
least lons enough TO pot them on.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08

uouec--ths, is,eiy vas polished. and there sr,.
i'any q rs sis~-. sch ~ Lssnet uire slrscs
90 FaiiO~ - ehafng dilcs'--' cologne vater
'eurra''ts for miuee pes, dolls for ehildrcn.
hasersacks, faifteus.' otto % roses t,as
THREAD. 't~iec ncfdiopeds toosh pee der, 's,,ers
T's'eti esndics,' sseet mssfs.' fsies put JoWa
- toys 'tvbs straps f8f f.sis and nice vine.
gar usicrs, eaikiuy Nicks, todd br,lslsss'
sid wigs, aud hundreds a Ofiso~ ton'cuptibI,
tiings-s msre busgaboo b. ffixbicp the Vulgar,
sHd di.grnrefui. Why wefv nj horn Spoons
tooC. pieks, t~,ssers naii brgsl,es. corp-cuitcrs
shittfT patierI4s siioe sfrings--eii h s.nd hln..
aad cord Wo0d' Nay, the very grsbltc rctk a..
whieL the Baitimorc sud Ono ,ssd - lid, ~ould
b. taxcd--if--osiy 70 iFnyort 4, according 10 iiss
hcnosabie stItcfu.Lt s,fofe us
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08

" = mention this iu'Jsortsa zyTisI,- heeausc i,
' 20 'ic fAs' catalogue % is-es, .s,d t~lec nes-
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08

Much the larces' amount tl,.t ~ ever Lsl cx-
ported, in on ycsr. The a,ertge g 1910 g. IsZ2.
n'slasiFr, vas les tlln 10 naIltons u pounds =
ycJr.
? But ir ilc last wear We exported 2G5 millions
~ Poands 81 cotton, sslncd II so, $500 Have
lbc demand aud vslac b, IN reduced ~ tle tsrif
v - dificoit n resolve vhat meant by he cop
rrcssiops 81 the ruth, and uhst u hss T. eorr-
plsin "a, bccarsc e tls, tros =, a rsanufsesurs
e"ty a rrsriy Ten uiliof4s o. lstted ~ Eng aili
~ ~ much q tsreO a. cgsis zi0,ft cue nil-
Ton. The notipcss ~ith ~hicli ,hr pllsicrs q
irEnit ffhnln ~ ilas bas a'r7vs excited our 90
rinsff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-26
PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING.

ME-. CARPENTER respectfully informs the
iSA Gentlemen OF Richmond. that he will com.
memce with two classes in Commsreiai Transaefion.
on Thursdayt he 25tb Inst-one at A. M. the other
at r. M upon an entirely new sysiem Of lnstruc-
ton, viz.
LIST. The merchant under specific name, is intro.
dnced m domestic business, which he conducts for
three months. He then balances and closes his
books. IN u and improred plan
I'd. The merchant then takes a partner, and err.
tiers into Shipping Commission. and Special Copart.
nersp business, which he conducts for four mont hs
ut the close OF which the concern Is dissolved. The
merchant then takes the business INTO his own hands,
settles with his retiring partner pays him his propor-
ton OF profits, aud capna furnished
The whole will be rendered exceedingly simple
To consist Of two courses first Domestic; second
Foreign: Of y lessons each.
DOMESTIC BUSINESS, including ell the blank
forms and stationary, $40 90
FoRErGN s; DOMESTIC BUSINESS including do Is 90
InyabIe In advance.
N. B.-Classes in Penmansbp Of ~ NJ. and 3 P. NJ.
Communication from Con,o,iiise nj Gentlemen at.
tdehed 10 one Of Mr. Cs classes in DaL.i,nore
~ Inc Undersigned having taken lessons Book
Keeping under Mr.. Carpenter, a gentleman from
New York, highly recommended, do iaosr cheerful
iy express our unqualified appreciation of his system
oil instruction in that very useful art, as well as our
commentator OF his skill, and of Ills practical, per-
splcuous. and pleasing method in teaching it.
Having the various books prepared to his hand
the pupil is led, step by step, through the depart
ments OF the work, by double entry from the OPEN
ing to the closing of accounts. H. is made to our
naiSe and post the entries himself and to keep the
auxiliary books, such as Cash Books, Blu Books,
Bank Bucks, &c. which impresses The science upon
ms memory and eables him not only to unde stand
but do the work and to test the correctness of the
whole BY Balance SHEETS, &c.
We hope that many young men may avail them
selves of the opportunity now afforded to perfect
their knowledge in a branch of learning nlispensa-
BILE TO the merchant, important, to the LAWYER, and
useful To all.
Edward Hnckley, Esq. James Brakeman ESQ
Geo Gordon Bell Esq T. a. CiaIke Classical Teacbe,
~: ~ =. Dn'eny, Esq. ID. b. Prince Principal OF the
NcClntock Young, Esq Faye,:e Academy
VIM Gideon, Esq.
- IEsrctaac
WIN d NcKnn Ambrose s. White
Geo hersen, Wm. Ecse
Enoch Hyde, JUL Edward (:nckev
f.eeu teikins Francis l. Jones.
rteuerick NoodwoHh John Howell,
"h'am w Name, Pratt Jennings
ALEXANDRIA,.
hoihas w; smith, Joseph l.. Sanford
Sanuei ~. Janney, Thomas Poinoy,
rteosr'cS wilson, George Mason.
nov 2I-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-26
City Coffee House.

WE Business heretofore conducted by HENRY r.
II TEMPLEMAN, at the well known stand doors
below the Bell Tavern will hereafter be carried on by
The subscribers under the firm of TEMPLEMAN &
ALLEN. Great pains will always be taken To select
OYSTERS, and all other decaces the affords of
The best quality, and they will be served up at the
shortest notice, III any that may sui, their
toners
The Bar will at all times be supplied with the best
tnat can be procured in the market embracing
Wines of every fashionable vare,y-private Rooms
are arranged and fitted for parties and attentive and
obliging Servants will be in constant " a,ing.
Inc PropUetors trust that their unremi;tug a,ten-
ton to business will them the liberal pa,-o.
mage heretofore extended the establishments for
which H. n. Templeman would embrace the present
opportunity to return his sincere ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HENRY n TEMPLEMAN
nov 2S-IOlc EDWARD N. ALLEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-26
Valuable Lands for Sale

~ pursuance of Deed of Trust dated the 9TH
Il January 1925, and recorded in the county court
OF Amherst, executed by David S. Garland and Jane
III his wife 10 Daniel Higgnhotlain and James
Lyons Jr, trustees in trust TO secure the paymcnt
OF three thousand and eetty eight dolIays and nine
" cents, with intcres; thereon, from the 10th of
Januety 1925, t" Ben amin w. Leigh and Rob, RI
Stanard, To satisfy the said debt nnd The eynenses of
the trust,-wiLL nE roiD, ut public auction 10 the
highest bidder, Tor cash, the front door of the
Eag!e Hotel IN the city oi Richmond en- FRIDAY tho
ioih Gay OF December next the following larGs in
the said Deed OF Trust mentioned and convorad mi
more particularly described, viz:
one trac, or parcel of land lying and bcino in the
enunty OF Amherst, on the north side and adioinpg
Butaioe River and on both sides of HiprnbUthnn .
Sreeh' ana containing one thousand and Three ,ss
10y inees and bounds III the said Deed Of Trust do
scrioed) made up OF the lands purchased of How
Holloway and William Lee J
one other tract or parcel OF land Containing sixty
acres, adjoining the before mentioned tract and b.n
the same and winch was sold under decree of ,a
herst county Court of September term 1905. nro
nounced IN the case Of David S. Garland, adrn'nr NJ
nrnlainIn Philips, deed, and guardian OF GEORGE u
rhiilps an infant son of William Philips, decd com
ta,ah'' against Aiary Philips widow and relict Of
w lli'am Philips, decd and Others defendants md
belng the same land which was conveyed nv Gabr,al
rem TO William Philips, decd bv deed da, al :.
ist May 1885, and duly recorded in the county court
/ of Amherst. ~
And one other tract or parcel OF land adj opin, tho
last menilned tract containing four hundred ncres INV
metes and bounds in the said Deed of Trus, docrh.,
and being the same lane thar was granted 10 Aa,on
iiiggnootham and devised by jacob Tyrec the elder
10 ms two sons William and Jacob
The sale will be made by the subscriber. vns., ,hs
SPECIAL power, IN the Deed IF Trust expressed and
contained To the trustees either Of them To mai
he SALE and only such title as is vested by the said
deed IN the trustees. is to be sold and conv.v,d
Ana me sale VIII commence between the hours n,
~ nnd O'Clock Of the day of sale above ammo n;cd
OCT 28-l9t u C JAMES LYONS. juno
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-26
WASHINGTON CITY
Window Glass Mandatory.

InNHE dealers m window glass. and the public
Il generally, are respectfully informed. that tho
above mandatory is now in ull.operatiun, bnvnp
commenced the first OF September From the pxpe.
renee of the proprietor, and the pains taken to pro
cure choice materials. and select the hes, workmen
me country could afford. It is confidently believed
that the glass viii ha superior to any ever hereto.
fore made at the Washington City Mandatory -
Al orders directed to the Undersigned Agents for
Richmond, for glass OF any size o. thickness. will
meet with prompt attention and be executed on tho
most reasonable terms.
We have lnst received, by the Steamboat Po,o-
mac, IIj half boxes, various sizes and qualities
which we offer for sale
OTIS, DUNLOP & co Agents
nov IC-2aw&t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-26
NOTICE.

MRS NELSON is prepared TO accommodate
I'VE Ladies and Gentlemen with board by the
week, month or ycar, AT her old Stand near tho Can
FOL Square, next bovo the Washington Tavern.
Sn1 w"u.d DC glad furnish eight or Ten gentlemen
wrh board who We thei7 rooms elsewhere Ner,-
oefs vi he lcgl- urc can be furnished with rooms
Her iarc viii be ODD as the market eau Afford
euo net terin' plode'aic, orl 4-6td saw IL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-26

~ OIiCE.-A Petition WILL he presented 10 the
~ ucxl Legislature OF Virginia for leave io Ia,
down Railway, isom eyond le land # A. q r.
son Toler. IN the county OF tlpnrico to some con
nlont landing place upon The Tuckuhoc Canal
now
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-26

MARRIED --In Chesterfield, on Wednesday, "a, h
inst by the Rev Philip Courtney. Mr.. WIN. w
PARRIsu. of Richmond to Miss MARIA E., daughter
of MIR. VIM Fisher, Of Chesterfield.
o Wednesday eve ing. the 2sth INST. by the Re.
w Armstrong. MIR JAMES N. RADCLIFFE, to 81
lsABELLA II. KEwIn all of this city
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-26
MANAGERS OFFICE.

Tho Drawing ~ The VUginin Stare lottery,
Class Mo- ., will be received THIS DAY at II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-26

ENIIb subsctlDtr VII p'y lie HbUve = ward Of ~ o
n hundred donts, I" any person for The discn,e v
aud conviction " the murderer of his brother q
tate Nj John Reid. ALEXANDER REID.
nov 2l--tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-26

AZ u. CARPENTER rcspcc fully informs the ia
1Nk dies and gentlemen IN Richmond, that in con.
.equcnco OF numerous applications for lns rucons m
Ccmm"rcinl Transactions, he receive no more
applicants Tor Pcnmsnshp after the first of Deccm.
Der NO, n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-26
TRUST SALE.

PY virtue Of deed If trust executed IN 3D.,
= subscriber, by Willy Roy. barring do,e -
u n day of August, 1899. and duly corded IN i,.
CLERKS Office Of the counties of King William AID
ilehfco' snail proceed 10 sell to ihe highest Bidder
for cash, ut Public Auci;on before tbe door ~ tL
Bell Tavern. in the cry of Richmond on FRIDAY. lie
10Th day of December next (if fair, if rot then ;
hrst fair day thereafter. Sunday exccrtedA n 6keiv
toned. az
Selling as trustee. shall convey such tile onlv Of,
Is vested IN me. G.. G GRISWOLD
nov 9--Iawiic# -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-26
a I Meeting of the Presidcn, and ID;
= reciors of the James River Cnmnnnv nm ~

fectorS OF the James River Company, on Wed
nes.ay, The 10th day Of November 1880
The following resolution was AL, p,cd:
Resolved, Thei hereafter the owners and con si,.
nces of produce and merchandise contained m boats
navigating The James River Canal will be hold 70
sponsible for the tolls upon the sanc--and in cagc
any owner or consEnee OF such produce or merchan.
dlze shall hereafter neglect or refuse 10 sccoun, Er
und ply to the TolgatheIcr the tolls due thereon
after the same shall have passed through Ne Locks
directions will be given to the Lockkeepor, at IN,
Lower Arch ID refuse passage TO the boats, produce
aud merchandise, of such owners and cousionccs in
subsequent trips, until the legal tolls due thereon ara
frs, discharged and the 1olg hcrcrs permit deliver.
Cd 10 him.
A true copy OF The m,au,cs.
J. BROWN. Jr.
e nov i2-t2t Second Auditor