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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-22
DIED.,

In this town on Sunday the llth inst. Sarah, in
fant daughter of Ebenezcr Seattle, aged % months.
Yesterday, Mrs Elizabeth Brown, widow Of the
late Capt. Arthur Brown, in the Goth year of her
aye. Mrs. b. was for many years an exemplary
member Of the Methodist church in this town. Her
immediate relatives have experienced an irrepara-
BILE loss. The many virtues of this worthy wo-
man, will long be remembered by numerous SYM
pathzing friends. Funeral Tomorrow afternoon,
from the residence of her son, Col. Thomas q.
Brown, which the relations & friends are request
ed to attend without further invitation.
Last evening, Mr. VIM. Pitt Carr, in the 9th
year of his age. Mr. c. was deservedly held IN
estimation. lie was n kind husband and parent,
and through life sustained the character of an indus
trous, honest man, and good citizen.
On Monday noon last, Capt George Walden,
aged 81 years lie has been upwards of forty
years packet master between this port, N. York
and Providence, and sustained through life the cha
racter ofa upright and honest man.
On Sunday morning last, Mary Cozzens, wife
of Joseph Cozzens in the 18th year of her age.
In Little Compton, Sth inst. Mrs Esther Shaw
widow of Noah Shaw, aged Ga
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-22
ARRIVALS.

Saturday, Dec. l7.-Shp Jason Cont, oo days
from Liverpool bound to New London-exPerienc-
ed severe weather Oh the coast; Dec. list, lat' AL
long 50, exchanged signals with packet shlp'sup-
posed to be one Of the Liverpool line, having
burgee, with swallows tail-fes esterday OH Mon
taug, spoke brig Venus, 10 days from i,ic'ou lot
New York, with loss OF buiwarks' &c also, or's
Rising States, Cady, Havana, Nov, 20, ior froN.'
left 7jsso, Wentworth, for Maanzas, days;
Hunter, Bonney, New Orleans ID; Experiment.
Allen, Sisal, do; Moro, Hood ,oadms If Porlland'
Thomas Gibblns, Baldwin, dlsg; Mary Ann '"ran-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-22
December lSf, 1881.
w. CALLAHAN'S CIRcULATING LIBRA
KY-ReceM additions.

The Bravo, by Cooper, ? vols.
Jacquolme of Holland, historical tale, by Ih.
Colley Crattan, author Of tie lIeiress of Bluges,
&c. vols.
The Club Book, collection of s,ore. by vari-
Gus authors, 2 Nol,.
Lives of the Players, by John Gait esq. vols.
Life aud Death Of Lord Edward Fhzgerald, by
Thomas Moore.
Sir Edward Leward's narrative Of his shipwreck
and consequent discovery OF certain Islands in the
the Caribbean Sea; with detail Of many eS,raor-
dinary and highly Interesting events IN his life from
the year 1888 TO l7l0 as written IN his own Dai-
Iry-edited by miss Jane Porter, 3 vols.
The above Wal bear comparison for interest
and adventure with the popular adv eE,ure' Of ko-
hnson CrusOe.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-22

ss TRAY HOG. The subscriber has lately ta-
- ken up a barrow hog of about s0lbs. wi. that
has been for some time past running about his prem
iscs The owner can have him again by proving
property and paying charges.
GEO. w. ALLEN.
Mddletown, Dec. 22d, 1881
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-22
TEETH.

DOCT. MOORE will attend to filling, filing,
- dressing and various other operations on
the TEETH, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sa,ur-
days, between the hours Of and = a. IN. at his
Office, No SO Thames-street
TEETH,
At all times extracted IN the most careful manner,
and Instruments are provided for removing the
roots of such as are too much decayed to admit Of
extraction in tho ordinary mode, and for cutting
them level with the jaw, when this operation is
necessary. june 30th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-22

New-Orleans, on Monday last 20 miles S Of Chin
colleague Shoals, spoke ship Pearl, IFS days from
Calcutta bound TO Philadelphia, had been 40 ds
on the coast Swedish big Holena, ,Pike,s0 days FIN
Stockholm fr " York; brig Armsel, Usher, from
Bristol, bound to Port au Prince; schr Royal Geo.
Savery fin New york for Wareham; do Velocity
Haskell, Is days from Baltimore, days from the
Capes Lost stern boat deck load fore sail, bound
To NcW-York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-22
CONGRESS. We have been compelled

CONGRESS. We have been compelled
to omit our journal of the doings of
Congress for Wednesday and Thursday
last, to make room for the intere sting
proceedings of the Baltimore.C Conven-
ton. Nothing important, however, was
transacted. Congress did not sit on Fri
day or Saturday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-22
MAR RIED.

In Bristol, r. |. Mr. Isaac ID. Hall, Of N. Bed
ford, to Miss Hannah Norris, daughter of Benja-
min Norris, Esq. Of the former place.
In Nantucket, Mr.. Owen e. Spooner, to Miss
Eliza Hart, Mr. Charles Starbuck TO Miss Mary
Ann Phman.
In Tiverton, Mr.. Mark Slocum to Miss Almey
Manchester.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-22
CLEARED.

Schooner Fulcrum, Stickney, New York;
do Fox, Newton, Havana;
Ship Boy Pitman, Matan1as;
do Jason, Colt, New London;
Sloop Hero, Read, Prov.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-22
NEWPORT BANK.

TUNIIE Stockholders are hereby notified that their
L. ANIMAL meeting for the election Of Directors
will be at their Bank Room, on "Wednesday, the
4th day Of January next, at past p. IN. They
are also notified, that Directors for the Rhode-Is-
land Insurance Company will then be chosen -
I he semi-annual dividend Of said Bank, will be
payable on Monday, the I'd Of January 1882, TO
those who are Stockholders on the 9th inst.
BY order Of the President & Directors,
J. WILLIAMS, Jr. Cashier.
Newport, Dec. goth, 1881.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-22
TO SPORTSME
Will l. l A vi. G o + +,
HAS FOR SALE AT HIS GROCERY AND VA
RIErv STORE, Head Of Gardncr's
Who,J, Ihames-strt., ,)--ALMosr
EVERY ARTICLE, USUALLY
CALLED FOR IN TIE
SPORTING LINE,

SPORTING LINE,
--vIZ:--
HhOUBIE and single barrelled guns; English
Ely gun powder; cylinder do; Duponts /. + and
+ + + patent shot of all Sizes percussion caps
plain aud futed; double and single shot belts; pa
tent powder TASKS; hints, wad-cutiers, screw dri-
vers, bullet moulds, copper heads for rods, patent
wormers, common do; brass tops for belts; char
gers for do; cones; steel chargers; portable rods
for cleaning guns; game bags; cone wrenches, &c
ALSO, ,---guns and equipment for sporting, TO
let by the day, week, or month, on liberal terms
On hand as usual, a good assortment of
groceries, liquors, wines, teas, &c.----a variety of
goods in the clothing line, cheap for cash; also u
few English watches.
Any article called for which may not be on
hand can be furnished at the shortest notice, ut
the Boston prices; and guns Of amy quality or de-
scription, procured to order.
,UJaFor sale, one elegant double gun, wire
twist Damascus barrels back action skeleton locks,
sc, "a finished artcle) price 800; one first rate
rifle cost three years ago, si5, 90, will be sold for
$1,000.
ALSO, one case of first rate pistols.
lC5~ Cash paid for good second hand guns
dec. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-22
B IL &c TX s
WANTED.

HROPOSALS will be received until the l 9th
N January next, for the supply at Fort Adams,
Newport llarbor, II. |. Of
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-22
100000
COMMON BRICKS.

These bricks must be cast i'm moulds
ofsuch size as to average when burned eight inch
es by four inches by two and a half inches. They
must be of the best quality of merchantable bricks
The proportion of salmon, pale bricks, must not
exceed one eighth of the whole, and soft or
very pale bricks will be received. The proper
ton of arch bricks must not exceed one eighth Of
the whole, and none OF these that are much warp
ed, will be received. The proportion Of broken
bricks must not exceed two per cent At least
80 900 to be delivered by the lst day of June next
aud the remainder in the course of the Summer &
Autumn of the year, at such periods as may suit
the convenience of the contractor, provided there
be always on hand the supply requisite for the
progress of the work.
/ Should any person desire to furnish the stated
number of bricks, or II less number, of size diff
fsrent from that given above, they will please TO
accompany their proposals with statement of the
length, breadth & thickness of II well burned brick
of the kind they wish to supply.
II Before forming the contract, fair sample will
be required, TO be deposited in the Engineer office,
at Fort Adams, which, should it prove satisfactory,
will govern i'll the inspection Of the several delye-
res.
/ Payments will be made, if required, on each
cargo duly inspected and received.
|, All communications touching this subject, to be
directed to Brevet Col Joseph &. Totten, L. 5.
Engineers, Newport, r. l.
JOS. q. TO1TEN, 1t. COL E,g's
i BreUet COL
\ Fort ADAMS, NEWPORT HARBoR, K. l.
December 18th, 1881.
The publishers of the Warren Or. ID Star, OF
the Portland, Bath, Gardiner, lIaowell, Wiscas-
sett, Thomastown, Buckspor, Bangor, and Belfast
(lle.) papers; of the Portsmouth, On. il.) papers
Newburyport, Salem, Taunton, Ncw-Bed(ord and
Fall-Rver, (Mass) papers; Boston Patriot, Ston-
ington, New London, MiddIeown and Hartford,
(Ct.) papers; Of the New York Courier & Enquir-
cr, New York American, journal Of Commerce,
and of the Newburg Star, will please give the "a
bove notice four insertions, and forward their ac-
counts.
Il dec l5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-22
G H A n III E.
"ROPOSALS will be received until the 18th
n January next, for the delivery at Fort Ad-
ans, Newport lIarbor, X. |. of
1000 PERCHES OF
CIR A MITE.

These stones must be oilarge size and
durable quality and split out with good beds and
faces. A sample which will be referred to in all
inspections, may be seen at the Fort. They are
to be delivered on one of the wharIs at the Fort,
between the Ist day of March, and the 3ist day of
December, 1882.
Proposals will be received for any part Of tho
above quantity, not less than 500 perches
All communications touching this subject, to be
addressed to Brevet Col. Joseph G Totten, L. S.
Engineers, Newport X. |.
JOS. q. TOTIEN, 1t. COL Eng'S.
Breret COL
Fort ADAMS, NEWPORT HARBoR, !
December IL, 1881.
The publishers of the New-Bcdford, Taunton,
and Fall-Biver, (NIass) papers; of the Providence
Patriot, Providence American, Republican Her
aid, Warren Star; and of the Stoninston, New
London, Middletown, and Hartford, (Ct) papers,
will please give the above notice four insertions,
forward their accounts
dec. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-22
~ #artne ltst. NJ
sSs4 PORT OF NEWPORT. Sss S
ENTER

Brig Fame, Vinson, Matanzas;
do Laurel, Spencer, Turks Island;
Sloop Hero, Read, New York;
ship Jason, Colt, Liverpool.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-22

Schr. Geo. 8, Mary, from St. Angus
tine, arrived at Newly ork last week
with 900, 900 oranges.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-22

~ OlLlfISSIONERS .N'OTYCF--l he
~ subscribers having been appointed by the
hon, court of probate for the town of Newport,
Commissioners to receive and examine the claims
Of the creditors against the estate of MARTHA
ScorT, late of said Newport, single woman, dee.
represented insol>ent; and siN months from the
date hereof being allowed for receiving said claims,
we will attend at the Office Of Henry Y. Cranston,
on the I'd and 3d Saturdays in April neat, at 3 o.
clock p. III. for the purpose aforesaid
&c. $;sss s5s '1";s: AS'$$;; : *$,s
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
TO make immediate payment 10
llENRY \. CRANsroN, .7dnsr.
nov. Z, 1891.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-22
at "A TOU.N NEE TING,

Holden IN .NcwpoH, Nor. 30, 1881,
"HEREAS the Town Council having here
w toiore been authorized TO fix the location
Of the Bound or Monument on Easton's Beach,
and regulate the taking stones, sand and gravel
from said Beach, and they having regulated the
taking of the same TO the westward of said Monu-
mcnt, and affixed n penalty therefor, POtcd ond
Resoiued, Tha, said Town Council be- and they
are hereby authorized and requested to prosecute
any person or persons belonging to any other town,
who may take stones, sand or gravel from any
part of said Bcach-And that this vote be pub
iished in the Herald Of the Tunes three weeks
a true copy-winess,
B. u. ROWLAND, TOpn Clcrk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-22
ANIMALS FOR 1892.

VENIIE Atlantic Souvenir-Tokcn-
Pearl-and Affections Gitt-all
cmbcllishcd with elegant plates,
and splcnddly bound in embossed lea
ther Also, The Christian Offering just
published in Boston, containing seven
plates, and bound in embossed morocco
with many other elegant publications
suitable for Christmas and New-fcar's s
Presents.
JUST nEC'D. from n. YORK,
A new supply of SCHOOL and JU-
NENILE BOOKS-ncw Music for the
Piano, Flute, Violin, and Flageolet-
Peabody's Views No. |, 2 s 3, OF New
York, and its environs.-And a great
variety of Prints from the Souvenirs, To-
kcns, Pearl, &c. sc. For sale by
HENRY BARBER,
No. 153, Ihames-Sired.
Newport, Dec. /, 1891.
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AL Nh A y ACS
FOR
2 SsS, q.

TEyl,E Rhode Island Christian. Farmers Church.
"a mans, Miniature, Comic and American NJ
manacs, for 1882, for sale by the dozen, single,
at tho Bookstore of HENRY BARBER,
No. lJ3, Ihames-sEeet.
dec g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-22

A good assortment Of black and colorcd SILK
"a CORDS. for sale by T.. W. LAwroN,
Oct 20, 1891.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10
Virginia Legislature.
HOUSE OF DELEG A1ES.
WFDHEsDAy. March 9.

WEDNEsDAV, March z
The Senate have passed tue bll--To amend
an nc, 10 suppress dueliing Incorporating the
James River and Blue Ridge Turnpike Com
paay Amending the act concerning the Fire
companies within this Commonwealth
Amending the act TO prevent tho killing ot
Deer within certain periods
The House then resumed the consideration
Of the several reports from the Committee OF
Propositions aud Grievances ia respect 10
Mayo's bridge.
This case stands thus numerous petitions
from the south side OF James River, praying Tor
a new bridge from Richmond TO Manchester, be-
ing referi ed TO the Committee OF Propositions
nnd Grievances we're reported reasonable oy
that Committee, and a BID brought IN as,nor-
,s,ug the erection OF "a new bridge. Alter
nis, Mrs Mayo came forward with memorial,
setung forth the complaints made against the
tale vi tolls at Msyo's dge, aud 10 obviale
the demand for new bridge, proposed 10
surrender her charter as lar as 'he
toll. were concerned, aud authorized the Le-
glslature or The Board oi Public Nofhs'to re
duce the rates as they might deem reasonable
Mr.. T.. G. Mayo, the proprietor OF ifehi
bridge, made ii similar proposal IN regard 10
thai bridge. These memorials beng referred
to the Committee oil PropIosiions ana urie'
vances. that Committee reported the memorials
reasonable, declining. however, to accede to
th. PROPOSITIONS, SO far as the Board OF
Public Works was concerned, and preieIring
| 10 submit the revision OF tolls to the Leg'sla-
| ture. AZ,
| On Tuesday, the subject being called up, Mr..
Rtberfoord moved to r.. verse tue repor, oi tue
Committee in regard 10 Ms, Mayo's memorial
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10
ny FLETCHER & TOLER.
TER Ms.

~ For ~ per annun, payable In adsanee-No sun
.ption viii be received for les time .nsn ss
80 Edtors1 until all arrearages are paid.
~ Advertisements will be inserted at % cents per
s1sre Tor less the first time, and 81 TOT
sa H,ence Those from a distance must be paid Tor
,ous to their In yertion the payment assumed by
I'M responsible person in Lynchbnrg.
ry Chancery Orders not exceeding Two squafesafe
,,,e,ted for SIX dollars.
An ieters addressed TO the Editors must BIO post
LID ar they wnI not be attended IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-10

for all
ncbburg
IL crops,
n choice
b co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13
From ne Washington Spectator.

CoLnsizAT,os SocILrY-We ate graifed
,o perssiye by the New York papers iha, the
f,iends oil this institution In that city and it's
vicinity, are becoming more earnest and ac-
tive IN them effori 10 sustain and promote II.
Public meetings have recently been held hn,h
in New York and Bfooklyo,& sDme able q elo-
a,,ent addresses delivered and The resolutions
sdop,ed shew that the claims OF the Society are
AMY considered aud will be literally support
ed We are glad to know that the Parent So
cisly in about 10 despatch vessel from New
York for Liberia, aud that II has teen enconr-
ae ed 10 expect that large proportion OF The
eIpense will be betrayed by funds collected
i'm that city. This vessel will receive such
colured persons AS nay be ready TO embark
from the North, aud then touch al Noriuk
90 acconmodH e thase ready 10 emicrate from
,b, Sontnein States. Another vessel IT is hoped.
will shortly follow this from Philadelphia OF
BaItimorr. The Colony Is now prepared To
RECEIVE u larger oumber OF epigrants annual,
that az any pr cd, and we trust the means Viii
l,e afforded OF adding to its population aud
prosperdy. The latest accounts from the Co.
iony are Of very aninating character, and
show how much will hp effected Tor the cause
oil human IRE edom. tarpiness and virtue should
The principles upon which II Is founded operate
widely and pow eriul!y IA the minds oil ,he peO-
MA OF tho Unied States. H. our humb- judy
ment. no measure tends more eheciually TO
secure ,he general ado ton y, these principles,
q, SECURE a uniform AID practical sentiment
90 the subjec, Of A6isan Colonization among
all the enLghten' aad religious of our cuuG-
,rv. than that 20 which the attention OF the
Clergy ha. beeu repeatedly invited, of taking
up COLLECTIONS Tor the Society, annu lily, on The
Fourth oi July, u on some Sabbath near that
cay. Ne are happy 10 observe hdi The ttergJ
ofthe city Of Ae@ York hsre determined 10 a.
This, aud hare recommended he measured Ia
confederation / heir brethren 81 ertry dc
aoninaiioa throughout INC Union.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13

POWER or lHTEtLECr.-An octCgeunrian no.
bic nau having invited Lord Shaaeshury end
aoother lI,end 60 dine with him, iooa occasion
Immeda ely on the removal Of the cloth. TO say
tha, his object in king them TO dine was thai
bt might obtain their opinion as 10 the propri-
ETY. VI marrying his house.kreper. . my
Lord, said Shanesbury, you may az well not
keep Us ia suspense. we see yoa are married /;
| and pray preset Us 10 her ladyship. We'll, re-
rled the noble Lost, am ind ed married, bur
wIshed before informing you of il, 10 hear
your opinion. On retiring, Lord Saafiesbury
was asked by his companion, how he could
have OWNED as h. did that their entertainer was
married. Because" was the sagacions re-
ply, no man who had not already committed
such foil, NO Ia have asked sdviGe concern
ing IT," A Second illustration is from the me
muirs Of Cardinal de Retz, and rtla' es t. The
lannon's Turrnne, and his great oompecr Con-
d., then IN the Spanish army, who were IN face
OF each other the Spanish strongly entrenched.
On u given day, Turenue gave out TO his coun-
Gil OF officer, that on the next day, AT one o.
clock, he sosid attack the Spanish camp AT a
given point, which Vas the strongest of the
lin".-An officer. espi essing his surprrze at the
| Gouf and point OF The attack designated was
thus answered by Iurenne II Is true, ano-
her part 81 thu camp IS weaker, but The com.
maud Of hat point is confded to Condo, who
never SLEEPS whereas The strongest poini is
commanded by The Spanish General who vii
Mt the hour named, be taking his nap. When
our attack is made, an officer will be despa,-
ched TO grouse him. lie, relying on the
Strength Of his position, viii not believe Ihr
acconn', or think II only feignrd attack, aud
al s1nn for iuriher Information /; hy the lime
| 'hat reaches hun, we shall have carried h. de-
fences The event fulfilled, in every parlicu.
lar, this calculation Of h master mind. The
Last Illustration is from our own history and
from one of IT'S great names, Judge Chase
| fhis eminent individual pres ding in Baltimore
| az irihl oi some rioters, at the close OF the
proceedings in "A very crowded cour' directed
| he consiables to convey The prisoners 10 Jail
The constable. appalled, by ihe aspect of the
| assembled multitude, after some hesle elton told
the Judge that il was more than their lives
were worth TO execute his order. Judge
Chase Immediately sprang from The beach, dr.
| recied the clerk to enier SAMUEL Chase rs con-
stable, aud then approaching the prisoners bld
! them follow him--ordered the crowd 10 make
way Tor their Constable and conducted them
without opposition or difficulty through the
mass OF sstonshed citizens to their place Of
! confinement. In all ,hese cases, supeiioi,ty
aud success we're founded upon the close obser-
vat'on and study of The human mind, ana OF
the Causes which affect aud conuol is opera.
tons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13
May %,

IDURSUANr to a decree of the Superior
* Court OF Chancery, held a, Lynchburg,
pronounced on the ID h day Of May, 1891, in
u SUIT t"erein depending between William Chill
ton, Stephen Chiffon and others, plaintiff, land
James Martin and Others defendants the an
dersigned, Marshal of the said Court, will, ON
the 18th day of July next, if tsir, if not the
next lair day, proceed TO sell, upon the premi.
SEES, by way Of public auction to the highes,
bidder, on a credit of one. two and three years,
the real estate whereof Richard Chiffon, the
elder, died seised, and which was not disposeG
OF by his will. The pu' chaser or purchaser.
VIII be required TO give bond, with approved
security, for the pay ment of the purchase mo-
ney, aud The Tile w,ll be retained us a further
security, subject to be resold in case oefault
shall be made in the payment Of the pun chase
money, or any part thereof
la. HOLCoMBE, Marshal.
Junes iads
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13

% URSUANr TO decree of the Super, or
e Court ot Chancery for the Lvnchb urg
D:tr'c'. pronounced on the 2Sth day OF Oco-
her 1880, IN the cause Of S,ovall VS.. Jetei
the undersigned, Marshal OF the said Court,
Will sell. on the premises. in the county Of Bed
lord, on Friday the 24lh day Of June, 1881. il
lair. It no, the next fair day, Tract of Land
containing seven hundre d and twenty acres
adjoining the lands of John Fuqua, Joseph
Hardy, and others. or so much theteora Ms will
RAISE eleven thousand one hundred and thrt,
i've pounds OF tobacco ofthe Upper James Riv-
er inspection and the further quantity of three
hundred and ninety pousds of ; tobacco OF
the Upper james River inspe ction +; aud also
the sum OF moe pounds eighteen sh,liings, and
interest iheleon, after The rate OF PEI cent
per annum, from the 2Sh day OF February,
1901. until paid, and The costs OF suit and sale.
j. A. HOLCOMBE, Marshal.
May %, it'd,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-13
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.

Richmond, Juge I've understand. that n
ereeably to the notice Oh their Chalt mas
tChiel Jestice Mbrshail1 The Comini,tes o,
thirteen met NJ the office OF the Second Audi
TT, las, evening, al 3o'eIoel. Frey men Der
uns present. The Committee was 10 session
mole than three hours, A resolution was n
dopted with but QUE dissenting vote iccon.
msnding that subscription he opened 20 raise
sum OF money in aid 1.-THE appropriation mad
10y The Legislature, for procuring the SERVERS
oil an Eug,neer. Aud then the Committee al
jootued, 10 meet nj the sams place. this evening,
al 6 O'Clock, Tor he purpose Of considering iu
,otAil The resolutions OF Air. Scott REFER d to
them---aad other propositions. II s eAp' cited
tAat,hr Com,ni tee VIII h. ahie TO repor' Ia the
course vi two or ,sree days al ior,hest.
C0mpiiey