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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-13

Georgia. The doctrine of nulifica-
ton, as held by the South-Caro'inians,
appears to be but an ordinary evil when
compared with the strange and disorgan-
izing opinions that predominant in the
councils of Georgia. The Supreme
Court Of Georgia had soemnly decided
that the Indians had a right TO dig for
gold upon their own lands.-No sooner
was this decision promulgated by the
highest judicial authority in that state,
when Gov. Gilmcr Immediately issued
his orders to the MILITARY under his
command, requiring them not only to
disregard that decision themselves, but to
compel every citizen of GcorGia, at The
point of the bayonct. utterly To disregard
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-13
M A REs HEED.

In Portsmouth, on this Island, 20th ult. hy the
Rev james Mckenzie, MIR Perez toonbs, of n.
Eedtord, to miss Amey L. Cummings Of Dart
mouth.
In Dartmouth, Ms. 9th last Mr. Edwin Luce Of
NcwBediord, 10 Miss Lydia A. Wibour Of Little
Compton
In Nantucket, on the 7th inst. by the rev. Mr..
Swift, Frederick e. Sanford Es'l to Miss Mary &.
Allen, all of that place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-13

. Imprisonment tor Debi. We have CO.
pied into this days paper the proceedings
of the adjourned meeting of a number of
the citizens Of Boston, called orig inally
for the purpose of adopting measures to
bring about the entire abolishmcnt of I'M
prisonmcnt for debt. We published in
our last the doings of the first meeting
we shall continue to lay before our read
ers the future proceedings of this meet
ing, which stands adjourned to the 18th
inst at which time the Hon. Daniel
Webster is to be present. 1t is expected
also, that this able and distinguished .iu-
rist and statesman, will then deliver his
views upon this great and important sub
jcct The cypcdicncy of abolishing inn
prisonmcnt for debt, seems TO be settled
in the public mind.-All, therefore, that
now remains necessary to be done, is,
that THE PEOPLE should take care that
the work be speedily accomplished. The
great state of Newly York has perfected
this work of rclorm--thc law in that
State goes into operation next March.
Why should not title Rhode Island bring
about the same glorious result 1t re-
mains only for the peopie-the rREEMEY--
TO will it, and it shall be done as they
command.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-13
Ees ED.

On Tuesday evening last, Mary, very promis-
ing child of George Eowcn, Esq aged year,
months and | DAYS.
At the Hospital in tbs town, on the 9th inst.
James Burden, aged 80 years; native Of Canada
In New-Hsdlord, on 7 thursday last, Mr.. John
Cannon, aged I5.--lir Cannon WAS a very useful
and respectable cilizcn-hUd recently removed from
Newport TO reside in this town, and jls as his
plans Of enterprise and usefulness were GONG into
operation, his eyes Were suddenly closed IN death
lie lief, wife and oght children to lament the be-
rcuvcmcut Of a Kind husband and aiec,ionate ia
iher His remains were carried TO the North Bap-
tst Meeting House AT clock on Saturday, where
the funeral soemnl,ies Were performed by the Rev
Mr. Lowell and Rev. Mr. Webb. T ~ Bel. Gaz. !
In Tiyer,on, Prudence, daughter of the Rev.
TibIidge Gale, aged years. In the absence Of
her mother, she took candle from the table bv
which her i,ock caught fire, and she was so Sc
yerely burnt as TO survive only one hour.
In Nantucket, on Friday last, George G.. Mi'clJ-
ell, merchant, Of the firm of Paul Mitchell s SONS,
aged 50.
In Dartmouth, Elizabeth Rowland, an Elder in
the society Of Friends, aged IS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-13

The FIce T,ude Contention made up
principally of Southerncrs, and of course
nalEfers, has adjourned sine die. This
meeting adopted an address to the people
of the United States, which expressly de-
nounccs the Tariff MS unconstitutional
only 90 votes in the negative, A very
small number of the citizens Of this town,
composed of Jackson men, (cXccpt the
Chairman ofthc meeting WHO'S Il staunch
national Rcrublican) appointed the Hon.
Wm. Hunter delegate to that Convcn-
ton We have no doubt that the Hon
Delegate from Newport, voted against
the Address. We form this opinion from
what we heard that gentleman advance,
in the hearing of the meeting Of citizens
who appointed him.-lIc was then warm
and eloquent in dcnouncing and severe
ly reprobating the fanatical doctrine Of
nulHfcaiion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-13
n. SW. W.EEvE,v.
lOM mo. l3h, 1881.
FALL and WINTER GOODS.
JOB SEsElEe MAN.


y r. As jus, received per steamboat benjamin
T. q Franklin. large assortment E.NELi&H,
FRE.ACH & .7.uEEIC.l.N DRY GOODS,
consisting in pat Of
Blue, brown and mixed nroadclot's:
Red, green, white and yellow nannc!s;
Figured flannel for chiIdren's wear;
Mcrno cloths, Ga wide, Of various colors;
Merlno circassians of every shade and quality,
Common do. 90 do .
Plains, plaid camlleis, and bonlbazetts,
Superior brown petersham and kcrseys,
Silk and Valencia vcrlmg,
llack and coorcd wor-tcd hOsc
Ladies patent Nigona hose, superior article
for the approaching season:
White and colorcd lambs wool hose aud half
hose;
rongces. anghun,, callcos aud furniture chIntz,
lain and figured Swiss, book and null muslin f;
Green worsted hcragc and wells
Some very superior winter ribbons,
% doz. ladies horscskin gloves some a lutte
damaged, to be sold cheap;
Mems colored Angola gloves
Russia diaper and crash,
Black and assorted co!orcd cambrcs,
Clari's spool cotton. all numbers:
Middleton sspoo cotton. all coors;
Sinchew SILKS, and gros de Swiss;
Red and white Ihibet wool hdkls.
A and Ga bobbinet lace.
Extra super and common sattinCts,
Mems fine white wors.J shirts,
Z, 50, 10, II and l2-i Rose Blankets;
One case peIi>Se waddius,
Together with n lare" assortment OF .liILL l.
VERY GOODS, sc. which have been care
fnlly selected the past week in New-l orr, & viii
be sold al IA very small advance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-13

The Supreme Court of this state com
mcncct It's Fall term at South-Kingston,
on Monday last. That Court will hold
an adjourned term in this town, on the
fourth Monday in this month.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-13

The anti-masons of Massachusetts,
have determined to oppose Ills Excel
lency Gov, Lincoln, solely because he
will not pledge himself to hcm to join in
their wicked and indiscrminatc crusade
against every mason who shall dare to
withhold his adhesion to ANTI-MAsoNRY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-13
NEW-Y ORK BOSTON & RHODE
ISLAND STE.4.M-pRCEET LINE.

The BENJ. FRANKLIN, Capt 7. s. BuNKER.
" SIDENf, a." K. s. BUNKER,
" BOSTON, "WM. CoMsToCK,
FlTliE respective Companies wing formed Il
Il Daily Inc between Providence, Newport,
and Ncw-l or<, will commence running on the lst
of Oct. in the following order
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN leavcs Pro-, ,dance on
Tuesdays ard Irldays--Oct 1, 7, II, II, IS,
2I, %, 2S.--Icavcs New lor< on Nednes-
days and SATURDAYS. Oct, /, ., {, ~, i5, l9,
%, 26, 2n.
PRESIDENT leaves Providence on Mondays
and Thursday ays---Oc,. 3, 6, 10, l3, II, 30, n,
27, 3l.--leaycs Newly orl< TUESDAYS and FIJI
days--Dct. !, :, II, Ii, ~, q, %, 2S.
BOSTON leaves Providence on Wednesday,.
and Saturdays--Gct. !, 3, &, II Is, 10, %, 20,
29.--lcavcs Nrw-Nori on Mondays aud Thurs
days-Oct. 3, 6, 10, -, II, 20, ~, p, 81.
~ The regular hour Of s,ar,ia: Com proyi-
dencc, on and after the lst or October, is at ~
O'Clock VI. (usiead Of =. NJ aud iom New
York, at ) O'Clock T. NJ.
ft-g9 These splendid Stcnm-raclcts arc each
propelled by two separate low pressure Engines, of
great power. and heavy copper boilers, OF the most
approved construction.
IT. ,r5"Ihe Poa,s will touch at the Long
Wharf, IN Newport, To receive and land pgssen-
gers. Carriages always in waiting upon their
arrival.
4 Oct, 6, 1881.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-13
~ ;I9 arlsse Ytst. ~
Ssi.Ts PORT OF NEWpORT. SJ,,t, Ss.
ENTERED.

ENTERED.
Schr. Lydia, Small, Boston;
Sloop Ann, Manchester, .New-l York;
Mary, Heath, DO.
ship 10y, Pitman, Go'hcnburg.
CLEARED.
Sichr. LYDIA, Small, Providence;
Pocahontas, Baby, NcSt-!ndies;
Sloop Ann, Manchester, Prov.
Portsmouth, Munro. Mobi,e;
Mary, Heath, provid.
Brig Ivory, Gylcs, Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-13

.N0ndGy, Oct l0M--hr. srhr Hope Lloyd,
FIN Fa-Riycr for Ellsworth; South Carolina " ms
low, fn Somerset; superb, Titon, from Prov. for
Bristol; Only daughter, Scammon, I'm do. for Sa-
co; Brig America, Crabtrec, fin Prov. for Sullivan:
SCH Tomkay, Wakefield, 3 days fm Maanzas,
for Rah--put in on account Of head winds. Icit
at Ma'anzas 18th ult. brig Rodney, Lincoln, unc.
sailed in co. with brig Orb, Blake, for " York:
do. Agile, Coombs, for Boston. Spoke nolhlng.
Tuesdoy, Oct. Iitb--Arr. sclIr. Deborah, Ste
vcns, iin Albany, for loston; brig Premium,
Young, FIN Warren, for " York; sloop Victory.
Willard. fn Bristol, for do schr Jas. Madison,
Young, in Warclam; sloop Armada, Munro, fin
Prov for v. York 1hrcc-B Brothers, Hull ,fm Prov.
for do schr. Superior, Barlow. Gu Sandwich for
Prov; George, NheIdon, fin Sidney for Prov; Mar
tha, Edwards, fn Gardiner for Warren; Marmion,
Briggs, fin Rochester, for .Ntw-York Saily-Ilor",
I'm Boston for Prov; Folly, Baker, IN Bath for
do. Betsey & l.li2a, Thatcher, fm BATH; Roydl-
George, Savory, fin Warehan for ". York; soop
Gcorgi,. ucc. im Rochester for Hartford; Angel,
Luce, im do. for do; Alexander, Ecnnctt IN Gar
diner for Iail-River, Deborah, Burgess, fn Gar
diner for do, Abel iioy,, reasc, FIN Nantucket for
.Ntw-Nork.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-13

Tie Poor.-The present very high
price of fuel in this town, and the near
approach of winter, strongly induce us to
hope that every individual will find him
self called upon TO contribute all in his
power, towards aiding the funds Of the
RELIEF SOCIETY Of this place
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-13

30 ps. broadcloths Maps at DC cts.yd
An assortment cas- Florence from 80
/ sincrcs TO 80 cts.
Nee < cheap sat a complete assort.
| tincuS mCnt CalCos
Duiii|s and kcrsevs Fine twiilcd prints
IIanncIs y baiEcs Nice mcrino and
Scotch vlalds other shawls
/ tamblct do. Superb fancy hlCs.
CambctS Linens and cotton
Bomba2lns shirtngS
I Figured bookings : * 81 linen and
Curpctlnss g. rugs cotton damask
Mcrino cloths Superb ,accs
Merlno Circassians An assortment rib
Common do. bons
J wIlIcd bombazcts Oil cloth umbrellas
plan do. n great variety of
English Gros de silks.
| keep every Article called for in the
MILLINERY line.
.9Iso tapes, threads, pins and needles,
hand!,crchicls as sold at the Grocery
Stores.
| Also Just opened one case Of Leg
horns, and one case of straw bonncts for
almost nothing, s five thousand other ar
ticlcs too tedious to mention, all of which
shall be sold to the satisfaction of every
purchaser. sept. -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-13

rrig Spartan, Small, arrived in the West i'aS-
sngo. on sunday last, with loss Of boom
p. ~. -ys,z. ,--.s,s-t'gs srsrz=z' vs. .,r,
E-Ir hNTED an .fFPRE.ITICE to the
va ptiniir. business. Enquire a, this Office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-13

Icmucl III. Arnold Tristan Burgess
Benz Aborn Samuel Nightingale
Samuel Dexter Ephraim Talbot
George Curtis Charles DYER
Charles Jackson Samuel \ Richmond
Sullivan Dorr Samuel n. Mann
Crawford Allen Walter Paine
John Whpplc Vim. T.. Richmond
Jos. l.. Iillinghast James Rhodes
Thos. Thompson y. Dorrance
Benjamin lloppin John ii. Ormsbcc
Edward Darlington Geo. w. Jackson
Stephen Waterman Thomas Rivers
George Jackson aMathcw Watson
Richmond J Arnold Orray Taft
A. ID. Hodges B. G. Harris
James Anthony $. B. Mumlord
Henry Anthony l.. w. Clifford
Rcsolv'd Waterman ID. g. Harris
Martin Stoddard c. i. TiIIinghast
Thomas Trucsdell Samuel Randall
William Jenkins Daniel Greene
Amasa Mason Asa Pierce
James +. Simmons Stephen Arnold
William Anthony Asa Amcs
William Sprague y. }. Stead
Elisha Dyer S. B. Whc atom
John Farnum Ruel Richards
Richard Waterman Thomas II. Holden
Elisha u. Smith Timothy Temple
B. ID. Wcedcn William Pabodic
John Greene rardca Miller
Peter Grnncl George Baker
Amasa Spraeuc Samuel f.. llamlin
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-13

tDa The citizens of this State, friend
ly to the encouragement Of AMERICAN
INDUSTRY, are invited to attend Public
Meeting at the Town House, in this
town, on SATURDAY, the 18th Octo-
Der, at o'clock u. Nj. for the purpose
appointing Delegates to represent this
State in the Convention OF the .4g,Tcu-
iuroI, .Wechonicai, Commercial and .uan-
Vaciwing interests, to be held in the city
of Newly ork, on Wednesday, the oG,h
of October. 1891
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-13
NEW FALL GOODS.
J q O.
CHEAP SIDE, THAMEs-sr., NEWPORT.
. VA TH3 MEL 81 WEET

tHEAP SlDR, JHAMES-ST., NEWPORT
4 VA THl.vIEL WEET
rS'AS got returned from New York with
good assortment Of ran ami 7; iaffr
foODH, which Were bought low and shall &,
sold low, and those who wish to furnish thpr
selves with good GOODS and ut fair p ices are =
v'ied 10 cull aud examine the goods for thcni
selves before they purchase M it will be o. obirc
To- them, aud no doubt they will be satisfied 10 r.
no further, as SWEETS assortment il nc,
good cheap and hand'ome; his old custome
and tie pubick invited to call
.Nrwpori, 18th September, 1881.
.4,NO.I'G THE COODS ARE
Ladies corded pot,ycoa, l7FIannes, buizcs and
robes bocling
SillI hose, black, white s'ntinets, Cassimeres
and co'o-ed, cotton, q Broad Cloths and
wor-icd & linen do do. :. Queens cloth,
Al elegant assortment Smshsw, Florence
of calicoes and p.m,sf Italian, Gros de- Perrin
fon ~. cents to 75t and Gros de Nep'u
per yard, silks,
Iine French linen cal A hard;ome a~o-.rer.
lours. . Of Nerino Clotlr,
Elegant bped bags, 4 real French
Velvet do. do. Russia sheeting, brown
An ~. orment Of rich ar.i white,
and elegant ribbons, RDsSi and lug,is,,
Green aud White gauze 4. diapers,
wells, American diaper, cIa-'i
Black lace wells, ard Tow cloth,
4 superb assortment Of Rombazetts ald G..
Sha"ls OF various cassianS.
kinds, . Iedtic 7, Chex a.
'urls md fizsiS fort dowlas,
coIored people ,supeb, /, book, Jackonet aui
new fashion, < Swiss Nuslirs,
Nankin and Canton CurS aud Iizets,
/ Grape, : iiaud-oue baached
Ieghorns and Navari- unbleachcd sheeaircs
noes, aud shirlngs al
4 cheap lot cotton hose. y Hamilton dr.Iings,
l0ceS. inserting and Ravens Duck and Sa;
pearlmg, ( Cloth,
] ioor caJpetings and Cotton and silk Ur
Rugs, 3 hrellas,
Mounting prints aud ! Gloves, Silh, Horses T.
caIicocs. and Linen,
Rose Blankets, With many other nr-
American do. super,EA tices not mentioned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-13

"A Sha,h.--A lad by the name Of \ oung,
while fishing for Bass near Brcnton's
reef, on Friday last, in small boat, was
taken upon surprise Ivy the deJm of a
huge Shark, of the mua-eaier species, on
board of his boat, who, it seems followed
a bass at the end ofthc boys fishing line,
with such rapidity as to leap entirely out
of his native element into the middle OF
the boat. lie would probably have sunk
it, had not another boat come to the boy S
assistance, when they succeeded in Kill
ling him. lie was 8 feet 10 inches long.
and his weight was estimated at about
400 lbs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-13

'americam System. We arc informed
that several Of our cntcrprising citizens
are going to erect Immediately, another
Cotton Mandatory, which will make
three factories now in course of compile
ton in this town.-The more the better.
The citizens Of Newport are prepared TO
encounter the demoroli-ing consequent
ccs which the Jackson folks say, every
where result from manufacturing cstab-
lishments.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-10-13

"1hc cccwsed Tariff" The revenue
for the present year will amount to THIR-
TY MILLIONS OF DoLLARs-cXcecdin the
estimates Of EX-Secrctary lngham, by
the small sum of EIGHT MILLIONS. This
great national calamity is fairly attributa-
bic to that monster---thc TARIFF !
What will become Of the nation in few
years more, if we 60 on at this rate?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24
10. ~ - 49, 49,

t6VfE feel DESTROYS OF informing orr friends
w of thearryal OF portion OF our Stock
OF Fail Goods. that their wants may be suppl
ed on the most satisfactory terms
3 bales Wooden Goods for Negroes
Cd = aid Linseys for House Servants
Merlno Cloths Tor Childreu's wear
Black Merino Cloth for Ladies ID Psses
Superfne black and eofd Cmcasslans
Best black Italian Lutesttings
Fiist quality hioek Satin anl Satin Levan.
tines
Best Nankeer and Canton Grapes
3 ! and ! first rate black Italian Grapes
A large assortment Gauze and other ScaIIs
Leopold fauc, Hdkis. new stvle
Rich Bonnet and now style Belt Ribbons
Cambrics aud jaconetts, Al very Ia" prices
Thread Laces and EdgDgs, do
Very cheap Cotton and Worsted Hosiery
All OF winch have been very rocently select
ed IN New York. and are Narrated 10 be sold
as l3~ rs any house ia the State.
Country Merchants wishing to purchase al
u small advance on the New York cost, " i'll
Gud II 10 their advantage to examine our stock.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & CO.
Dpi
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Langhorne 3 MIL
corporation IA [nnchLn.

Ia the corporations Of Lynea5nsz
NHTILL be IN readiness foI tue rees,,.,.
w OF Wheat By the 20ib Of Joly "a
will give the highest cash price for w1es, =.
II preferred barrel Of sul.eiiine leur, 10 po,.
,be iiichmoad inspection. for each i've an 80
halfhush. l..
Those Mills are siioaied on thu ba.t
Black Water Creek, iasi Lbove the Toll er,l..
The creek being naviga able, will admit of hos,.
delivering and receiving their loads At the a.,
OF the Mill, and being not very distant fro,.
tina business part Of town, farmers csb u,,r
out much inconvenience aud delay attend ;,
the discharge of their wagons.
We socn ai Interview it'll the erower...,.
sellers Of Wheat. before they make d,snos,
Of i. NJ. s. II, S. LANGHOKNF
N. b. Servants charged With the a.I,ys,.
OF wheat will be promptly attended 10, and az
missed with all possible despatch.
NJ. & H. 81.
July II. ,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24
aA,TtCs;.

fEsffE sohsefih.s ~iii ollsr faf fa'r, To the
highest eI4dcr, NJ Ha.fiona on Monday
uext. m - j. int Il leasslsr - TIN OF te"fs
a The Haase aud l.lt, siias cd ~ the ioN" 81
I.ynehbsrs, 81 man sfrest. ass o""' h""ff
Air. .Cnswsil Pse's bflek iene"n ~, am WI
sneaiately oppo.i'e hiessu. sam ehd nag
v,4i.s II bs,nR - rHoae ~ 81 the behs Of
Bs,,i. Va sIer. iced anI efset . ihe shpseti=
Der for the term - 50 gears, a. Il" fHeoi
jea in The oliae ol he iis'unes ut Of
I,nchburg. tn profef . = u sa'"a 20 ~.
,,,,,st eyr,s nrtsan wbs knass - nsh"afs. II
hem neaf the eeafGeal tpe avn. snd nhine.
d,attly ~ b mani sirtt, eaA 81 the near oi
aasia 8 ., aud having sntaffyoe e9nsi ie'"his
itapfsvements snsre tn mauih 81 3 'u'ts
n auay make - worth the ateaiion oil i"se
Woo may . ,su IN parehsse good and ds,i'a-
lie home fsr I've or s., years 10 tofh*. ne
as,taation ~ pleasant. tue hoase tas hft
,,,.,ni, ali ~ good order. sa Ii as vii aah a
pr,s. lie .isnny 81 public business, "'"
snslru, slauks haasr, aad '"e h"ls W.
saelased ~ the rsaf " the intfaiHs. i"f
si,l,srtibsr darms II uunec'ssaiy 20 gW'
q lat4iirf ,l..ar,,.iIsn Of ~ pf.nsrs, lsaesihs
.tase "a ho nizht wish 10 pai ehatr " III w,
,isps aud inage TOT ihrmses es. le'hs h''ut
s.awn on the day al sal, ny John u.
Pam. .raet,ons,r. Sait t. take place o" we
.rsnises, al o'elUek, without fesfrte.
JAME5 JONES.
- a. IT,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24
UNION KlDTET,,

u NEW ADMINISTRATION
r ktIE Subscriber has just taken possession
- OF the Union Hotel, in tive town of
Lynchbnfg, situated nearly at the head OF the
Man street, and formerly occupied by Cant.
John Hancock-where he is prepared 10 re.
ceve BonrdeIs ard Travellers and 10 accom-
modate them in the first style. The Tavern
Will in lew days I've thoroughly repaired in The
neaIesI manoer, and every arrangement will be
made, which vii, IN any degree contribute 10
The comfort AMI Convenience OF those who ma
favor the ubscrber with their patronage The
tnbie and har " III he furnished with the bf,i
articles which eau b. pTJcnred ia this market.
al all seasons and the lodging rooms neal,
furnished, ana supplied with attentive ser
Wants. -lhrre is neyer-idiliug S. rIr, Of the
purest water, situated Immediately IN The
yard.
Travellers, either singly or in families. sre
particularly invited 10 give the Subscriber a
cali II they travel by private conveyance.
the, may be assured OF having their ho.ses
well attended TO aud their carriages ca,efully
p' eserved aud ii by the Stages, they will lind
no difficulty IN prosecuting their Journey us
they will be called for at the hours Of starting
PAUL JONES.
" The Charlottesville Advocate iexng lon
Fmcaste Patriot aud Danyill,
Statesman will each Insert this advertisement
hree tues, aud forward their accounts 10 this
flee for paynen,
4 Oci. g, "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-24

HyHE Subscribers respectfully inform the /.
q friends and cu.tomers, they are manulat-
turing and receiving rom their noTheln mar
factories good s"pply of one aud Two hors
Barouches, with n Number of oiher Carriage,
such as Gigs, Solekys, Bnehys, &c. also Il
newly constructed Carriage-sntable and
cunvenieut for Family use. which they offer
Tor sale al the lowest prices Any person w,,t.
ing an article in their line of business Wonid T.
well to call at their old stand, near the owt
end Of mainstreef, L!nchburg, where hey
can select from great variety Of Carriages.
II All ORDERS for Carriages from any pa.
Of tine Country will he thankfully received ais
neatly executed " iii despatch
J. J Repairing done al the shortest notice BY
ii. Il. BEACH x GO.
June % WIS
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$50 NEGROES
w ANTEiS.

ffHE SUBSCRIBERS will give the higbes,
"a prices for 100 likely Negroes. Of both Sc. :.
es' Communications directed to Lynchburg,
Informing the prices, aud describing particu.
larry The Negroes, viii be promptly attended
10 GARLAND TATE, Il
SETH WOODROW.
u We viii also gldd'y buy two 3 lack
smiihs, two Carpenters. two Brlcklsyers, aud
Two or more good Coopers. /. 81 W.
Aug is. 3n
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Ihe hyncl,burg wills

~ III now ready for he reception of the
SA-s ne" crop OF Wheat. Our friends and ,he
'"'f Is generally are respectfully reope,ted
70 see Us before disposmg oil their crops' as we
pNPosen 10 make such offers as ~ IN be
satisfactory 10 them.
PC !, JOHN c. L. LYNCH.
we are about er, cling Lumber House
y" .'a'" street new the Union Hotel lor The r..
esp,'on oil "hoat-ahch will obyiate the in
~ NV zen, and sometimes difficulty ofgelting
june 20
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Washington Hotel,


Il II TbJHU vi
n HAVE taken tbs stll knows sStshli'h-
mcui. snd am prepared 10 accommodate
Itaseilers aud BesfIiefs. The Hons~ Is large
and eomma5ipus. and situated Dtar the esDlre
Of businsss--~hiif. ut The same ilnr. u - re.
moved from the hustle and oise Of main street.
NoeH,rtions siall be spared 10 render Those
aho may favour ne with their patronage. quiet
aud Comfortable.
H. G1od Ostlers aud well provided stables
Will be a subject OF constant All ention. Charge
Tor mao aud horse moderate.
SETH WARD.
Oct. o. lmo