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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-11-17
by HIS EXCELLENCY
PROCLAMATION:

VA" IL EKEASt the General Assembly
w of the State aforesaid, on the 4th
day of November instant, pas
sed the following Resolutions, to wit
Whcreas, 1t hath pleased Almighty
God to bestow innumerable blessings
upon us, his undeserving and offending
creatures, for which 1t becomes us at all
times to be most humbly and devotedly
grateful-and at the annual return ofthe
season of harvest, we are graclously per-
mitted, according to his divine and i'm
mutable promises, still to witness the
glorious manifestations of his power, and
the unrestrained dispensations ofh mer-
cy, whereby He crowneth our fields and
our gamers with plenty, tilleth our bor-
ders and habitations with peace, holdeth
our lives as in the hollow of His hand,
and guardeth us from destruction.-And, :,
whereas it hath been the practice of the
progenitors of our own generation, an
nually at this season of renewed occa-
sions for gratitude, to set apart day for
n due acknowledgment of all the Divine
favors of our Almighty Father-There-
fore Resolred, that TIL UR S d. Y
THE FIR S Il DAY OF DECE.M-
BER NEXT, be, and the same is here
by set apart as day of TIL A NIX s.
GIVING AND PRAISE to Almighty
God, for all his mercies to us His sinful
creatures in this life, and for the blessed
hopes of life eternal, through His Son
and our Saviour Jesus Christ.
Resolred, That it be recommended to
the good people of this State, that on
that day, they abstain from all unneces-
sary labor and unbec coming recreations,
they assemble themselves together in
their respective Houses of Worship for
the purposes aforesaid; and for all such
acts of devotion, praise and prayer, as
are beftting the occasion, and as they
may deem acceptable to the Holy Au-
thor both Of our lives, liberties and en-
joyments, and of our faith and salvation.
Resolred, That His Excellency the
Governor be requested to issue his Proc
lamation making known the foregoing
resolutions to the good people of this
State, and requesting them to conform
themselves thereto.
do therefore, pursuant to the abov G
recited Resolutions, issue this, my Proc
lamation, to make known the same, that
the good people Of this State may con-
form thereto.
Given under my hand, the seal of said
State, at Providence, this seventh
day ofNovember, in the year of Our
Lord one thousand eight hundred q
thirty-one, and of Independence the
fifty sixth.
LEMUEL HASTINGS ARNOLD.
BY His Ercellency's Command;
HENRY Bowen, Secretary.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-11-17

.In explanation he said he had not reference to
the effect Of the duty on wool When that was
considered the present tariff did not operate ne a
protection to the manufacturer Of twenty-five per
cent.
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Trust SalA

ns snias ola CERTAIN deed oI irnsi, sree"
- ted b. VIM. n. hoane, to The anJsr''en-
ed trustees, bearing date the 22d day OF os6-
he. 1890, aud oi record ~ The Clfrkt ohe"
uf Amherst County Couri, for the pgrpos's ~
said depd expressed, we. or eitbrr ii ~, hhsh
on Thursday ih. - h day Of Tbs month, II iaif'
Il moi, on the neat lar day thereafter. sunday g
excepted, upon The promises, sell, Tor cs'h. .
auction, the iraet Of laa1 witt sos said kosne
no. lives. In Amherst county, sboni e'gh'
,nile. from L,achb1fR ostimated 10 oontan
about seven huadr,d acres, more or lrAs.-
The and has upon IL valuable improvements
And The following slaves, vlz-John. Bob, Bait
Csnksy, Fanny. Polly. Nancy. Judy. aud her
four children, o. go much thereof As will be
suffcea, - pay aud satisfy the present demand
under the SAID deed oluusi
The tfle 10 ihr above property Is believed 10
he good--bu, The under slgaed vii only convey
10 the purchaser or purchasers such htle hs
they buld under the sal decd.
JAMES l. LAMkiN. 1rus
LEWIS T.. WILLIAMS. tees
Jan tbs
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" ollCE,-Ihe public are hereby caution
y ed against trading Tor ar taking an assign
mrn' of certain bond for the sum of S2l5
gwen hy Henry Ptarcy 10 John Palmore, TX
ecotor, aud due on the ODD Nov. 1881, for the
purchase OF a Negro Man of the subscriber-
end the aforesaid Psarcy is hereby fsrwarned
from paying said bond or any part thereof TO
any person but myself The bond. as the sub
Scfiner rs informed aud believes, is in the pos
session of James Martin, who is not entitled 10
u, or any part thereof
JAMES JOpLlNG. E4or.
OF John Palmore, dec.
Dec 30 ,s
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Jane

vuyuE SUBSCRIBER expecting 10 be s,ili Longer
absent from the STATE Of Virginia, give.
~. notice. that all persons having busIness
,,,,, her will appl, TO Meredith Lambeth, her
..tber who /. aut hori.ed 10 itansac, all her
i,,,.,nrts, a. The ExeeuIris OF Joseph Eehol.
.lrceasrd, as also her individual affair Al
pst.on. indebted 40 the estate oi Joseph tehol',
deceased, will please make psyment TO h,m, 'hs
aid NJ redfth Lambeth. It's due Ia Nm l..
i.nbe,h. her brother WIN hrs acted MS hc1
.srnt hereto ipre and who declines acting a"J
snger. 10 say that this change IA hit agency.
was no, matter Of choice OF hers aud uAt The
-rau.ac,,on oil her business n his lands hhs G., ca
hrr entire satisfaction. ELIZA + EChoLs.
-, % w3w
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S'rMSyYN GOODS

StEfE are nov opening additional supplies
g" OF Staple and Fancy Goods, SURPRISING
in variety and cheapness, any previous assert
ment, VIZ:
case fashionable Dunstable Yonnets
cases black and bmlf Navailnoes
ease Angelo straw do very cheap
3 pieces Imperial Saxony blue and black
Cloths
pieces fashionable olive ond olive brown
Superb 6sured cut Velvet for Vestlngs
DO black Genoa do
3 pieces beautiful shaded Mandarin Silks
, rich black do
First quality, black Italian Silks
Heavy Gro de Maps and Gro 10 Swiss do
neat as.ortmen, Of ChanseaiIr Silks
Black Mandarin Grapes, first o der
Very best black Canton aud Nnnkin Cranes
SQUEEZING Poogees, for Riding dresses
few pieces 81 Me,ino Cloths, ali shades
, boxes assorted M,ntua Ribbons
few sets iIch Bonnet do
Handsome photographic Hdkfs
Gauge. wors,ed Barge, Merlno and Cash,ner.
do
Beautiful Thread Lsces, and Edeiops ve,v
cheap
81, 4 aud 6-i PLAN BoL5inett, very sumo
iior
bobbnett Laces and Edgings. a great variety
With large assortment Course WoolI,n DO
meslios, Rose and Point Blankets, Shoes. Hans
and general assortment of Groceries They
are determined TO offer 10 their friends and IN,
public al the very lowest cash prices.
MCKEE, ROBIN SON & co.
Dec 40 -
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N\foIlCE.-i viii sell to the highest bidder
AZ on Monday, the 7th day OF next month
t'dnu"ry thai being Amherst court day four
teen OF hlteen likely negroes. Among them is a
good body servant and carriage driver, several
men, women, boys and enls. A credit of
Twelve months will be allowed, on the purcha.
sers giving bonds with approved securn, /:
Aud on the first day Of February next, will
sell 10 The highest bidder. the house and 1t al
tae upper end of Main street lately occupied
by Col. Langhone the terms will be liberal
and made known AZ the sale.
ARCHIBALD ROBERTSON Ex'r of
James NJ. Brown Il cd
Dec. % 49,
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atkinson's Ea5Ket,

Gems of Literature, Wit u Sentiment.
.Nra ACH No Of tn, popular monthly per,od,-
III osl lor 1891, will CONAN ID o, more rsys'
eso. rsRes Of letter press, closely printed on hne
type an good paper. fotmmg Al the end vi tn
year a volume OF about 600 pages. filnce 81
- n yea III adt nnCr.
Every No y III he emhpIli,hod VII one cle-
gait topperplit' aud sevtril baCdsons Wood
In sravIlgs. Muse. aud illustrations of u ttany
besides beautiful lrdr Page aud general ~
lex tor the volume. The coppelplales will
embrace Portraits OF our most Distinguished
men, the FASHIONS, Vmws and Fancy Pieces,
equal ~ taose OF any Pertohcdti IN NE United
) aies.
Al elegant plato Of the lae,t Fashions will he
published IN ths January No. One Of The + tx
uIes n iIll length PoitraIt Of Queen Adelaide
OF log aud - Lady IN Boil Bress y Walk
ing Druas, aud Ca, aud Iuibdn, OF the newest
style.
Tie February No. will contain a splendid
portal, OF Washington. An elegant Scripture
Piece for March i.,u tie hand. OF the Engraser
The subsequent Eng'aylngs III be of the best
quality,
Liberal Premium, have been offered foI
cboIc original contributions. And especial care
will be taken IN hhvr the selections OF IL, most
interesting aud Instructive matter, consisting OF
moral tales, Biography, Historical Sketches Pos
cry, light readings, &c.
The Volumes Of the Caskct for 1927. 1929.
1920. and 1880. embelished with gten, mum.
b.r oil Engraelnes. bound or IN Nos. may sill
ba had prce 81 5Oa volume. This may be
the Last opportunity OF ohia,nlng complete sets.
But small lumber over what IS required
! for present subscribers will he published in
1851. Address (ordtrs post pads
SAMUEL &. ATKINSON,
u Subscriptions received by MAXIM ".
DAVENPORT, AGENT.
January 8. 1t
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NOXICE.

n GREEABLf IL an otdci OF .oufi SNAIL
AZ proceed TO sell. 10 the highest bidde' al
Csml.beli Court.hou.e. on Monday ,hr llh
day of February, the following property. onf
negro woman, naan-d y lily, one named rage,
and a girl named ANY, ona credit II twelve
months also, a parcel of Laid, containing
1873 ID acres. living on the waters OF lbl al.
ling, On "a credit OF one and two year. u he'og
the dover oflhe widow OF William ilnmetslt
dec. 1he purchaser giving bond aud good =
curty Tor the purchase money.
RIGID. HAMERsLN. Com.
IAN . ptib
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aatR. SAMUEL fLEhlN9 Az you 80 nts
AL lot AN ,uhsbitsn OF tbi, Commonwealth,
~ aerrb, motif, you, that We shall lake the
Deposition OF James ID. Aske". al the House
Of James ID. A,ke~. Logan county, kenluekt
On thursday, the lO,h.day OF February, 1881 !.
% berrsd ~ evidence ai the trial OF fhn SUI
spnsnding 10 Campbell county court wherein
~. as ss.gnees of said Aske~' are fla"'iu''
ma, =. taken on the day above ustnsd, thru u
with taken on the day AFTER, or be continued
rom day to day tall Al Is taken, sundays. eAs
o.pted. mum ~ Az" -
W."
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Aug. 80

fmhe1M County N0Uember Court, 1880.
Jacob ihilips, plaintiff, against Arson Tmslev. md
W iiall heDahel and John Talbot, cufaors of John
lhe defendant Arson Tinsey not having entered his
appearance and gwen security according to the of
'ps nu 'le fuies OF TINS court, and 1t appearing by
country 1t rs ordered thai the said defendant do annca
mere on the rst day Of February court next and answer
hrthwthlnsertedm new spaper prlntc, IN H. , &c
~ '"t Two mohih's successfully and posted at
'ae i.eul danr ct the courthouse IN this county "
Copy-restc, ARTHUR r. n,IiEe -
Decrmlor Ii. - ~ ~
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ARTlLL BIZ SOLD, al private sale, ~ aPpll-
We osuon is made immediately, aud liuot
n, auction ON "Wednesday the 18th day OF jan
nary mat. at DeerwoOd on Slaunton RIVER N
p,us,lynn,a, VALUABLE SLAVES, men,
women and g,rls--a par, viii bs sold Tor cash
and pat on credn oftwelse months. Also,
M the same time aud place. about 10 barrels oil
com, two horses, cat and oIer, anu some
plantation tools, nc. Application may he made
TO Mr. Stephen Z. Sm'lh. at Detf"ood
GEORGE TUCKER.
rni,er.uy of w. J"r.6 ids
NJ lne Danvllie > a,esmRn will please
n,hLsl The above untii the day ui sale, anl
iu,watd their account 10 ibls oihee Tor pay
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Nvs r. w. Galloway

~EITJU.S her thanks to her is'encs 40
the tublc IN general for the liberal pat.
fonsy. ,hs l.. received, and laiofms tie :" nat
.bs Ia. ON h.nh IN assortment 81 BOShEls,
both SIR aud Leghatn . ADD vii bleach, dye
aud alter Leghofna ia the ne"eot AMI ''os' az
proved sfsle. she faIihsr informs her trends
that she hAs now IS ,th her n young 'ady nom
Sew York, esery way capable OF 'e'ry 'ne Oh
cyeiy branch OF the Millinery Business, D'e'
the latest and mot approved style.
Ds1embsr 30
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AanA tor sale.

WV wish to sell a tract OF land living IN
w the north fork OF Goose Creek Ion,
nhes northeast of Capt Paschal Buford,s ~
me me county oil Bedford containing 10y survev
ooo acres OF which about 800 or 400 acra,
are cleared. There is some first rate tobscc,'
land TO clear. This land lies well, is welI.a
tered aud Is IN good state of cutlyotion pa
sous wishing 10 purchase, can appl, to Barls,,
% "o"'i~o"' l,'mE on the premises, or 10 Cant
l. oulord' who knows well the srtuarioo. '"
y. THOMPSON.
NOV. % ''o'' pun
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Mr.. Robert Kelly,

rUNAKE NOTICE. that shan proceed to
take tue Dtposliue, Of sundry pcr.ons,
nj the ufIice of Gdea Ward. IN the town al
Lyuehburg, on Saturday the 9th OF February
nsst, TO be cad AS evidence IN a 'ut now de-.
pendiig Ia the Superior C0un oil Chaooery,
for the Lynchburg Dsuiei-wheiein you aud
Helv,ile slhot are Defendants. aud my'dt
Plaintiff should any thing occur that sd'd
DISPOSITIONS are not taken on that day they Will
be taken on Monday the lth February, 1881
T., FLETCHER
Jan 2 Nv
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SPLENDID
COACAES, GIGS, sc.

VINE subscriber respectfully informs The
- public that he has now on hand some
really spendid arnces in his line of business ;
aud, also, that he has made arrangements
which viii enable him at all times, and al The
shortest notice, TO supply those who may favor
him with their patronage with C0nGhes, Gigs
Baionches, or any otePr description of Car
riages, from Newark, (N.J.) which is known
to be the pery best Mdaydctery ofsuch articles
IN The pOrtd, Arrangement, have also been
made with manufactures in Philadelphia and
New York, so thai any ordrr "hieh may he
gwen can always be Immediately supplied
The subscriber likewise continues 10 carry
on The Carriage making business. aud is pre-.
pared TO make Carriages of any description
which may be wanted by those who prefer the
lame m0Hutdciue. He will also do any kind
OF reputrs on the cheapest terms, aud in the
IN ost punctual manner.
HENRY NJ. DlDLAKE.
al
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Arrival of " inter Goods,
Slnre thfir dclLine IN prtces

Since their decline IN pr,ces.
NEckEE, ROBINSON - Co. take pleasure
w IN announcing 10 thetr il'snd' thaf they
ar GOV apeang Their WINTER assortment h"h
" II continue - receive by every packet nom
New York, every vsfietynf staple and ianey
Goods, adapted 10 tins mnrkot, and q. usual al
very low prices. Itcy ha'r been holding "@cs
Ia, the decline above nltiefd. aud fcei grailhed
IN saynsiGeir wishes haze been Accomplishment
Ii ~
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'rurner II kerr

YrfAyE ju,t rec,iycd aud VIII sell al lower
IL prices than EVER,
! case CasSlncts
case ii PLAID Linseys
/ bale Flanurls
! ea5e large and fsshiooabe Leghorn Flats
mud Crowns
fey ieers handsome Pembroke LusiIes
hsfino CiTCasstaug.
Nh
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.NfoTICE.-Ha.iegs been 9asl'Erd Hs Al
M mieistrs,or at tsn;s sss oiihs estate OF
ias late L +. Gar,iDer, dec. all rsfssns indeo''
81 TO .he ,aidests,s BY noie. bond OF aseosh'
-ll p,s~ss make pay men,.o Mr.. y. !" ID,
ssnpert. vbe II fully authorised 10 s.hh 81
assiuess relative 10 the said estate
JAMES II GARDNER.
Jan. g ~
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EpIl EATxANrcEwr

fHNhE subs1'ibtf takes ms method of in
n forming his friends and the publ,c no, ~
hath opened Honse Of Public En,rr1o,,,n., -.
at Campbell Court House. where he !. n.''.
ready to receive all persons who may favor him
with their company,-and he pledges himself
TO use every eAeriioh to give the most genera,
satisfaction. His house Is situated inmed,ate
ly opposite the Conri House and is large and
commodIous.-His stable is large, and shall
be plen''iuly supplied with the best grain, fod-
der, &c. which. with the attention of good ind
faithful servants he hatters himself will enti,le
him 10 liberal share OF pub ic patronage.
GERMAN JORDAN.
January 6, 1881. 3
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- OilCL "A petition viii he presented 10
~ the neat Legislature, pray ing 10, the pa
sage OF an act 10 Incorporate a company 10
construct Iol Bridge across James River.
from The lands of Judge William Daniel -
NE lands Of John Ward or Benjamin School.
h'id, IN The county Of Amherst.
u Ciiiaea Of Lynehbrg.
lne above notice NOT having been advertised
two months before the session o { the present
Legislature. rs prescribed by the rule of the
virginia Assembly a motion will be made in
The House Of Delegates, TO suspend said rule SO
mat the said petition may be taken up aud con.
sloeIed during the session OF the present Viz
gina Assembly. 4 Citisen Of Lynchbmg.
Dec. 80 o.
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Dec. 80

BID UkoUANf 10 a deed OF trust, executed
4 BY Joseph Dillard to the subscriber for
purposes therein named da ed the 10th day of
Sept. 1890, aud duly recorded in the Clerks
office OF The County Court of Monroe. we will
proceed to sell, for cash. on Monday the l7ih
day OF January, 1881, that being court day al
Amherst courthouse, one undivided moiety OF
tract OF Land, lying aud being in Monroe
county, on the waters OF Dunlap's Creek. ad-
joining the lands ol David Baker and others
containing by survey 1876 acres. The suh.
scrlber will warrant only such title rs is vested
IN him w. o. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
Jan. 3 tas
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" hent Ml,ent .

NtpfE are nov tecelying Wheat nj the Black
" Water Mds. a WI pay the besi cash lhice
ion all delivered ib.te. Those wishing io5en
gage ihrlr crops will pia-e cali on ns. We vii
give them Choices ol sevtfal llbc,hl PROPOSE
lions. NAlliL, WINSTON 4 Go.
OCT.
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.AAyertie

r SHALL petition the next Legislature fo'
them To inYeIt IN me the balance OF The
right In CERTAIN tract OF land lett by the
" III Of Colonel David Hunt. agl to has dangh
ter Patsy x. BOYD, there of the Children nov
under age, by my making over To them young
Negroes to the amount ot their land, aud
let mr take them and their all To The state oil
Missouri, which vii appear before your Hon
orablr Body by the SAID Hu"t's will and nv sale
of tue same. GEORGE BOYD.
New London, Sept. 30 Is
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10 Peyt0n Hunter, and RameM has
m1e, formerly R0mcM ReamB

FIlAkE NOIICE-lhat we shall proceed
- to lake the depo ,on OF Daniel Reamy
and Others. AT the residence OF Thomas Starring
in the county oil Henry, aud State OF Virginia,
on the fourth Friday in January next between
sun rise AMI SON set Of that day to be read as
evidence on the taking Of an account be fore
the Commissioned, directed by the Superior
Court OF Chaneery for the L,nehburg District
III snlt therein depending, in winch we, as
surviving partners OF tue late firm OF Kyle q
Mays, are Plaintiffs, aud Andrew Peterson,
yourselves and others are Defendanis.-ln
case SAID evidence, from any cause be not IA
ken IL completed on the dav aforesaid, the
taking will be continued iron day to day al the
SAID place, til finished. Your ohedient ser
wants. DAVID II WM KYLE,
Surviving Partners of Kyle l. Mays.
Dec. 10 DIV
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IMe Aaay's 30 OK.

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bleto ftste that the patronage mus laf bestowed
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TURN Eit x KERR
Dec. Ii

TURNER Il KERR
INFORM their friends and the public tbs,
- hey have Just received fresh supply oil
splendid Goods, which they offer at Nouhcrn
retail P'ices--Anong which are
French and hancheste, P,nts
allan Lustrng upeIior quality.
Black Gro de lndls
Black Barege
Changable Silks
Colored Gros lie Naples
Satin Laventine
Merino Circsssens
Thread Lace and Edgings
Splendid Bet Ribbons
Na"kin and Cautnn Cranes
'i na ''"e ana white Merino long SLa.ls
10 do do Cashmere do
r." orodered Grape Dress ildkts.
Extra large Leghorn Flats ana Crowns
Paper Hangnss '""'
Hair Braids and Puffs
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