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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
Marsllnls Sale.

HN obeiirnce 70 a lectfs Of the kchmoha
n chsacery District Caari, pronounced On
the l6i3 DAY II March. $50, "a sanse 'hefe.
IN ,lenen lag. ahrrein William M"neofe Hnd
john Rahns G.. surviving partners oil ihsm
srlves aid Frederick Prasaots' late merchant
I'D psiiners, ifsdiug und ihr firm OF jlohi.
clte. gobtasoa q pleA.anis are plaintiff, aud
nefe rtessniaiises add heirs Of Ssm'i & Adams
and others defeudanswill be sold, nj tie Court
House Of lloletoarl conn'y, tor cash. 90 tue
highest bidder. On the l2fh lay Of July neit
three adjoining tracts Of lad. tying on the
waters 8f Caawba Creek, N said county, and
containing together eighl hondred aeres. bping
he same conveyed ~ Daniel Goodf9" an
wife TO said Adams, ny deed beanng date tie
18Th Of September, ls0u. and Of record ~ tie
flee OF the said CoBo'y CeHf1.
GEORGE EskRDGE,
~ S Cbg, y. {.
May 81 %"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
Commission Rnsiness.

ItlHG Subscriber having removed to Lynch.
- burg, offers his services TO his friends
and the public generally as a Commission Mer.
chant he will transact any BUSINESS confdrd
to his care, for small Commission, with
prompti'ude and fidelity. His Olice is at l..
F. Gardner's Shoe Store. TH0S. CREWS.
March % IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
MOT CE.
DaGGEN'S SpNlNGS.

1lVHE Botetout White Sulphur
Springs, or better known by tho
N name OF Dagger's Springs, will
be kept during III appi oaching season by the
subscriber, who returns their mVst sincere
thanks 10 generous public, for the very Ilbe.
raj natfonsge already conf red and being de-
termlned to use every means winch will afford
perfect satisfaction 10 all who may visit these
Springs. soichs their further patronage.
These SIR nes are situated IN Bo)eioalt county f,
". ls miles north east Of fIncaslle, aud p
miles from Lexington The roads leading 10
this place have recently betu cleared out, and
are now in excellent order.
n u. The subscribers, being DESTROYS 10
mike a division between the iegsloes, which
cannot be done wthost eile citing sRe Of the
sboye described situation intend 10 offer II, at
public auction, OF the 20fh day Of August urxi,
90 the premises. The nhose Springs. with thu
farm attached 10 them, contain, 10y survey, 339
acres. The land is level and well tmbored.
about &C or 70 aerrs cleared, with good inca
dows, and meadow laud nnclearod. We docm
;tunneeessa,y 10 say any thing farther respec.
cling This property, as persons feeling a dipo-
siion 10 purchase would preier examining IA,
themselves. The rising prosperity OF llns Is
worthy the attention Of any gentleman o, en-
faTprlze Wis wishes 10 engage IN this business.
The terms OF the sale Will he in three install
lncnis, viz one tbild OF the purchase moneY
~ be paid on tho day OF sale ! the second
payment 10 be made at the expiration of 'Ro
wears from the day OF sale and the bird
payment in three years from the day Of sale.
The time of giving possession, and other
terms vii he made known on the day of sale
The BEIRs Of Peter Digger, dec.
IN. b.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

&
I'D adjitions-~hch MATES M stock of
STAPLE aud fancy Goods,
Grnefnl add complete The prices are accom-
dated 10 The tones" lie invites his enslo-
mera aud the public to call. see AMI Judge for
themselves. lis stock consists 10 Part OF
! piece best superfnr black cloth.
lew pieces second Vnality do
Blrr Cloths from mil ling to very best
Olive, Bottle Green aud mixed do
Cassmercs---blue, black, dtan aud fancy CO.
lors
Valencia and Marseiiles Yes,ing, white, colored
mud figured
! French Bombnzne
Black PrunrIls Lasting First rnte articles for
DO BrochrIle Genllsmens Coais
DO Cwcassian aud psn.aloous
Black Bombs5eue. assorted
Russia aud French Drillines
yellow Nankeen, strip Jeans nni Wilmington
suiprs, Union mixtures, &C be. uc.
iusb LineUs aud Lawns. L,nrn Cambrc aud
Linen Cambiic lidkls
| French aud srer.ucher Grgbans, Ga large
and beautiful nssnflmen)
/ Caheoe,, "a very nrge aud general assortment
scty cheap
general assortment Black Silks, viz
Beet Italian Lasiungs, tNaltlonis
+ Heavy black Sailli and SATIN Lesaniine
] Senchews Sarsenells, Gros De N4ples, &c.
/ pisee Punk, / do SuAw aud do sky blue
figured eros De Naples silk, very superb
i piece straw and pie.e French 'Fay eros
! DE Naples Silk
Green. Pink aud y bite aarsenetts and Flofen.
Ces
! White. Pink aud other colorcd Satin,
! / / and Oh Bobinct i.ace-Ihread Lares aud
fdelngs-- Boh,nea footiues aud Laces
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
May II
FOR SALE.

lrl / virtue OF the authority given 10 the un
--S dets'gned by deed Of uust, made by
Thomas Crrws, bearing date the 18th OF sent.
ISIS, and duy recorded in the county court of
Amherst. by which deed the trustees are en-.
powered to exercise a discretion in selling the
properly thereby conveyed, either publicly or
privately, as they nj ght deem il most ndvisa
hle and eApedient. The undersigned, the trns
tees. o1sr 60 contract, at private sale, for the
whole OF any part OF the tract Of land in sand
deed mentiUned, on credit OF and . years.
and they are willing To divide the land so as
10 accommodate those disposed 10 purchase
Ihs land lies In the county of Amherst on the
man Lfnchburg road, l. milcs< ON Iynchburc
and from Amherst courthouse. II is fertile
IN its quality, lies we'll is well adarted to the
produce OF tobacco, corn, wheat, &c and Is, in
every respect, most valuable plantation il
contains between s and 900 acres. and is i'm.
proved With Brick Dwelling House, built in
the most substantial and ornamental STYLE, and
cost at least logeiher with all npces-
sary out houses. consisting of Carriage house
Barn, Kitchen, &c aud is under good fencing
Inc trustees, Coz. uI'ng thc IuSIcst of those
interested. are disposed to maketrverv eiloff 10
gel a reasonable price for the property-nud
the Necessity of a sale makes il the interest Of
every one desirous of owning valuable estate
to- examine for themselves, and to avail them.
selves Of opportunities seldom ed-The
land will be shewn by Mr.: Crews, who lives
"a Lynchburg, and by either Of the Trustees al
any Time, on application, aud every facility
aud iudacemeot will he offered 10 purchasers as
to the payments, which may be within I be pow.
er oil the Trustees.
EF. GARDNER, Lypchbusg.
A. b. DAVIES, Amherst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

VEvHE proprietor Of he LINE OF
n Sc & ES recently tanning nom
Lynchburg IL AirN andrla twice a week, ia
forms the citizens Of LynchbuTg aut its vicni-
~, HAT dis luna now runs three tunes a week,
aud Is extended to the city Of Washington.
There has recently been pat UPON the road
between Washington and Baltimore, new line
OF Stages unequaied IN this coontr, ia spien
dout anil magnlicenre, aud travelling also with
great tapidiiy. With view To the public
accommodation, aud with view To save pas
scnGers the Inconvenience Of hunting t1r, aod
procuring seats for Baltimore, ~hen arrived in
Washington, the Proprietor has formed con-
ueAlsn with this new line, thus conslisi
ting Il connected Iiue iro.n Baltimore to
IynChhurg
Inc Stage leaves Iynehburg on Sunday.
Wednesday and Friday morning The time
taken un the road 10 the North, Is one dry to
Charlottesville, from Eynchburg 10 Washing
ton two days. and until o'clock, A. NJ. an
The lhird-snmp day reach Baltimore by -
after ! o'clock, I. NJ. aud on the next day in
New York So thar III four DAYS the passen-
ger NAV take tea Ia New York. The Stage
from Baltimore for Bynchburg, leaves Balti.
more about .. \ NJ. on Monday, Thursday <
Saturday. reaches Banards Mansion Hotel
in Washington City, bY 10, 4. NJ. drops into
my line at II O'Clock samr dav-in one day
thereafter, reaches Charlottesville, and ON the
second, I.ynchhmg. Thus running iror, BaitI-
Iaore to Charlottesville in two, aud 10 lynch
burg in three days.
FARE.-F'rom Lynchburg to Baltimore Sl7
THE PROPRIETOR.
Agrii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

Corns and Flour of Emery.
n NOR Sale large supply Of Corns Of Eme-
Il ry, all numbers, ard also Flour OF Eme-
Howell DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

i =
NEW AREKVAN.S oF
MEDICINES.
Paints, Brushes, &c. for Sale. |
WHOLESALE OR RErAIL
'sOasasLps. CLAUDE. Sal.
ZOO lbs. EPSON Salts
0oo battles Castor Oh
200 lis Lump MagnesIa
30 do Powdered Nhobarb, superior
> do Root do d.
5n do Suaarsea
loo do Spirit IlnrIshorn
10 30 Spirit Mite Dulc
100 do Calolnel
% do Powdered Jalap
300 do do Cream Tartar
la0 TO Gum Cbmphor. snperivr
SD do Powdered Conmbo
= do Root do
81 boxes Window Gass
$50 lbs Race Ginger
90 do Ground do
% do Waters. assorted. colors ana at.
some ~ boxes
300 do Gum Shtllac
- do Nmmegs, superior
200 gals. Sweet OH
2ooo los Roll Birthstone, superior
4U0o do White Chalk
COCO do Spanish Whiting
900 do Paris Vile
Ice do Chrome Red new article
1000 do sab P1tre
5000 do Alum
5000 do Corpsras
5000 do Stick Logwood
1000 do Ground do
loco do Sich Fnsuc
Iudo do Ground do
1000 do Putty
800 do Aqua Forts
ST. du Best Turkey Opium
Oh do Spanish Flies
50 do Calcined Magnesia
1000 do Lamp Black
1000 do Dry Spansh Brown
900 do Oil Nllrlol
2090 do Dry White Lead
100 DO White Mustard Sva..
800 gals Linseed OIL
Pants Ia Oh, all kinds in nse
Dry Paints 90 do
Mlellln's Cough Drops
Andersous do do
LAmotfs do do
DE LamOnterat's do do
Spanish Floal Indigo, saper inr
Madras lniigo, al squares he" aHilr
Medicine Cheo. Buules--sqdaie
Alcohol
SPIRIT Iurpeniine
Liquid Ink superior
Red and Black ink Pow der-supetiur
4 complete assortment oil Surgical Instlh.
ments
complete assortment Of Painters Brush,
rs and Sa.h Tools
complete assortment OF Sweeping Brush
Is
\ DO do ScrubbiDg DO
a large assortment of Cameis har ..Brusi-
do do Marking do
do do Velvet do
Al assortment o { Brushes Tor mark ing To
bacco OF Cotton
A large assortment of Nhite.wash Brush
do do hearth aud dustrs
Brushes
4 10 do Table Brushes
\ do DO Clothes aud LA.
Brushes
4 DO do Tooth aud Hair do
y do do Comb, Nail and Je~e
eler's Brushes
\ do do Flesh g. Shoe Brushfs
do do Sarnlshes all kinds u
An assortment Of Portrait Tools
Refined Ok Gall iLr rendering water co'o's
more permanent and beautliui-~hew
article
Nj the secret remedies
Al the Patent Medicines IN use
All the urV hlrdicnps.
Together with great paiey Of other gOo9s.
II OF which am dclermuted Ia sell on as GODa
ruS as any other House IN Virginia.
Howell DAVIES,
Main 81. Lymchjurs.
Nav Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

MIS- Gil has on hand an assortment Of
Leghoro' and other Millinery, received direct,
" from lie North. which she Is prepared 10
dispose oil at very low prices. She is also
prepared To execute any order in her hoe with
elegance aud Dispatch. The dui1ens of Lynch
burg aud ia vicinity are respectfully invited to
ca AN examine hei assortment.
June Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

EUST received. duect from Ne" York, aud
ep opened TINS morning. small lot OF ,efy
desirable goods consisting IN part ui
y few piocrs Pnrgers
DO ralmyrenos-cEira wide aud vetp su-
,er,or quail the coiofs are pea Biecu, lilac,
strar color aad light blae.
pioce oely Oriental BatusIe. bcsuti6llv Ge'd
HENRY ALLISON.
Also, s ar 6 dozen coarse PdntaIouns, very
cheap, aud lvi Of Cotton Yarn. n A.
June >.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10

RTlkGlNIA, Set AT Rules holden in Inc ,I'ih
" office Of the County Court OF Bedford, or the -
day ofApril, 1870. Sllas Taylor, Phi against 9"'
uel H. Page and John +. Sale, Deits In ChancorF,
The defendant Sum b. Page, not huving entered ~.
appearance and given security according 70 the a'' -
Assembly and the rules of thus court, and 1t appeafHE
the satisfaction ofthe that he is al ian
of this Communw ealth Ga the motion of the pla,''
by counsel 1t is ordered that the said def. San b.
do appear here the 4th Monday in June uexti a.
s"er the bill OF the plaintiff aud thal 4 copy oi tis "
der be forthwith inserted 10 the Lyuctbnrg Gsln$
for two months successfully, and posted At ihe IT,
door of the courthouse of this county on Two se'9'a
court days. r,
ACopy-Teste, G. A. WiNGEiELp, y
April Il VIM
RT, a NIX
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
Shoe Store and Mandatory.
yo QyLEa

yER AS oD hand, at his Store, Iext door abovr
- Dr. Howell Davies. a general assortment
OF SHOES. Of his own aud Northern manuiac
iuie which he offers at tho lowest prices. Also
Philadelphia made Boots, at unusually low
prices. He is prepared 10 execute work, par
uculary in the ladies bianch Of business, with
p.t,esS nd nromptnpss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-10
DOG COLLARS.

cnnE subscriber has ioI sale a. assorted
- size supply of Dog Collars, winch are lor
sale at low prites Howell DAVIES.
NAV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-20
Teas, Coffee, Brandy, sc.
g AMUEL MEssERsM.rH offers for sale

- AMUEL MESSERSM!rH offers for sale
, IS chests young hyson 1Tr,s or va
Is sA CHESTS gunpowaer GU; n mp, ',, a.
AL S .sn e shesI Boxes imperial very reduced
Is half chests and boxes Y. II. prices
100 bags Rio and Porto Cabello coffee
) bags Jamaica pmento
10 do Sumatra pepper
Is boxes and half boxes Bakers & Taphihi
chocolate
IA pipes Cosnac brandy, par, of which Is Oh.
and fine. and Willie sold low to close SALE
IL halfpipes do. Siegne.te brand
3ppes Hollsnd gin
q hhds New Orleans rum, 4th progt
80 bbls Baltimore wh:skey
Sherry and Madeira wine, in half pipes
renerHc and Lisbon do, in pipes
Malaga, Sherry, and Lisbon. in half ar casks
800 bags shot, from the phenix Shot io~ef 20
4 constant supply OF all sizes, at the ''''o'
$50 reams cap. post. and letter paper, from 's
m,nufactory of d. J. Ames
90 reams straw paper
100 do common wrapping do
60 bundles bookbnders' and bsnd box bna'b
l70boxes Muscatel, bunch and bloom Ma'S"'' ~
sins
l9 hh,ls w. I. molasses)
6 do NO. do Glow. to close sales
90 bblssugar house do
100 pieces German Hessisns
6 tons clean Russia hemp -,
5000 bushels Turks Island salt m.Icn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-20

then. OH motion of Mr.. Bell, further postponed
and the House again resolved Itself into c Som
On the hill tn nroyide for an exchange of lands
with the Indian tribes, and for their removal be-
yond the Mississippi. A. ,om;t
Mr.. Evans, of Maine, addressed the commit y.
tee upwards of three hours In oPPos'''0" ~ ''''
Mr.. Johns, of Delaware, succeeded, and ad-
dressed the committee at great length also a a
sainst the bill. Mr.. j. was speaking al y go o.
clock; and the House had not ad]oufileu d. I've
The Senate spent some time, Yesterday upon a
Executive business A number OF unexcePuoha'
BILE nominations were confirmed; Inc on,y con- IL
tested one was rejected, being the nomination 1 0,
Samuel McRoberts to be Attorney. OF the Uhl'eu
States for the District of Illinois, in the place Of
S. Breese, "a popular and respected officer IRE re,
moved. No other contested mountainous on. t Mers
acted upon, though it is understood that there t
are several vet depending which will be the SUBJ
iect of contest.-Na. Intel. May 10.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-20

Presence of Mind-The Newburgh Gazette,
relates an instance of presence of mind worthy of
praise and reward. At the time of the explosion
on board of the Chief Justice Marshall the wait
ing woman belonging to the boat was sitting in
the ladies' cabin she instantly shut the door, and
by her entreaties prevented the female passen-
gers from opening it until the steam had subsid-
ed; the ladies escaped injury. Medals are fire.
quently given to the commandants of vessels
crossing the ocean, by the passengers as a testi-
mony of regard for their urbanity and kindness:
but we think we hayenever seen an instance call
ing for medal or reward more than with this
female. Brothers and husbands of the ladies on
board the boat would merit praise by handsome
ly testifyng their gratitude.
-aaeoeaa.-
Newspaper Readers.-A cook, whose business
1t should be to cater for the palates of eight or
ten hundred persons, and should be obliged to
provide for each individual the dish he preferred.
would have somewhat difficult task to perform.
Precisely so with the printer. No two of his
readers think exactly alike as to what would in
their opinion constitute proper matter to fill
paper. We would like to see a newspaper
which all our subscribers should have hand in
compiling, and which should contain suitable
proportions Of matter adapted to the taste of ev.
cry one.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-20
R.LEreH, N. C.) May Is

Gold by the Wtight.-We saw a gentleman
Yesterday, who had just paid into the State
Bank. F5rty-t,oo Pounds Of the precious metal,
found in Burke county, in this State.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-20
A writer in the Augusta Chronicle says

g The planting of cotton is completed, and
so far as we are informed on the subject, about
the usual quantity of land is under cultivation.
If the season proves favorable, the production of
the United States may be 100000 bales"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-20

There are inscribed on the rolls at Columbia,
the name of four hundred and eighty attorneys
at law. and f,ro h,e,dred and tiysersn Solicitors
in Equity.-S. C. State Gas.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-20

Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
For the principal facts contained in the fore
going sketch, we are indebted to gentleman re-
Gently from Smyrna, where the story was well
authenticated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-20
Spring Goods. 90
RICHARD S. HOPKINS & W.

OpCluS OooNo' IN
RICHARD S. HOPKINS & W. d
UAvE received part of their spring as'O''"''
I'll DRY G0ODS, N O,t.
and expect shortly further supply. wh'Gn Gu, ,I sell
their stock unusually good-all of which 'ne'
OH liberal terms. Among them are;
rs and "A Irish linens
"a and S-4 table diaper
Calicoes and FouIard musi'ns ,,un,sJs
Ga cold csmbrics, Swiss, lacone' anu "'''
Brown and black bombszines
Green white and black Italian grapes.
White gauze wells
Black bobbinet do. superior qn''y
White Grape lsse
do do do hdkfs
Rich cause scarfs and hdts
Black and while silk hose
do do cotton do
Colored Gro de Maps and Gro dc indies
Rich bonnet ribbons
Gsuze and lutcstring do ill
Black hastings. &c. &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-23
Grocery and Fruit Store
John l.. CranstOn.

Respectfully informs his friends and The
public.
'HAr he has taken the store at the corn
Il er Thames street aud Market. square
recently occupied by j. J. SrAcrY. where
he intends keeping constantly on hand an
assortment az Crockery- Liquors of the
choicest kinds Teas Cofiee-rtce flour
fruit Of all inds--sle--spfuce beer-S
general a. nice assortment Of Groceries.
which will be sold as cheap rs al any other
store IN town. Every attention will be ron
dored to customers, and no exertion saall
he wanting on his par, 70 give sss,riac,ioo
10 ms trends, who are invited 10 give him
can. Jane ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-23

MARINE
RAILWAYS.

THE Subscribers have become exclusive
Il Proprietors for Narragansett Bay eRe
MI the tcaters running iato or connected sei:h
Il. of MnTsRs PATEsr Wave for Dsar,ing
up Vessels. have One Sett in suece--
full operation in this place, adapted To Yes.
ses not exceeding 600 tons; where every par.
.iesi"' ~---I- --Fi-;--i rh~y --.H .ell the
Right for any Tort, or place, within the above
described limits, for reasonable sum. pro.
ro,tioncd 20 tho business of the place Tho
principle of these Ways is very simple, and
the expense sfhulldng very moderate
practical utility has now been tested for two
years by the inventor, who has been in The
constant practice of taking up vessels of all
saes, from 400 rons ,o fishing smacks - Our
established rates for taking up Vessels here
are, 20 Cents per ton. 10 Vessels being ssti.
mated at less than 80 Tons.
FOR LYING ON THE Ways,
Vessels OF GO Tons and under, So per day
Over co and under 100, >
100 10 $50 tons,
$50 to 900 tons 8 {"
No charge for the day OF drawing up and
launching, stormy days. and Sundays -
Apply TO GEORGE ENGS,
No. 10, Thames. Street.
or, w II CRANDALL,
Al the Rail Ways.
Newport, August Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-23
New-York and Rhode-ls-
land Steam Packets.
.qRR.7.NGE.uE.I'T FOR SEPTE.M

BER.
The ENJAMTN FRANKLIN, Capt
+. 5. BUNKER,
LEAVES PRovIDEscE,
Sept l, 6. 10, l6, 81, 25. %, at l2s.
AID NEw YoRK,
Sept. 2, s, IL. ls, %, 81. at 4 PM
The IaNCELLOR LIVINGSTON,
Capt & .CosGEsHALL,
LEAVES PROVIDENCE,
Sept. 2, Z, IL, Is, 90. 81. 30, at l2M.
AND NEw York,
Sept 4. Q. l3. IL, %. %, at 4 p. NJ.
The PRESIDENT. Capt. r. s. BUNKER
Leaves PRovfDEScE,
Sept. 3. 8. II, ls. %, 81. at l2 n.
Am New YoRE.
Sept. |, 6, 10, l6. 81, 25, %. ut 4PM
The WASHINGTON. Capt. CoMsTock
LEAVES Providence,
Sept. 4, Q, l3, II, %, %, at l2 NJ.
AND New YoRK,
Sept. 2, 7, IL, Is, 20, 81. 30, at Ar. NJ
The Packets, both 10 and from New York
touch al the Long Whsri>at Newport, 10
receive and land Passengers.-C Carriages
always in waiting upon their arrival.
SeDt2
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-23
AUGUST IL.
HAMMOND'S
CIRCULATING IIRR ARy

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Court Of Probate, .Wgport, S,pi. 6. 1880
XN BEsrAs the % Administration &C
w count on the estate OF Wm T. VIII
lisms, late cr Newport. Mariner, deceased,
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Newport. on the first Monday IN October
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Republican. TO all persons interested. To op
pear At .sid lime ann place aud be heard.
A tru. copy: witness.
.. Z. HsrLAs,, Prob. Clerk.