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KhOCIOK RICHARD &. AMBLEk, nav
y ing lorntcI mnself Al the Glenhmbler
Estate, IN The county Of Amherst, i've miles
south II the cauri house. nni ten miles Moth
Of Lynohburg. offers his professional SERVICES
10 The inhabitants Of the neighbofhood
Aup IL o
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SABE Subscribers have jHb received an ad
- didonai supply OF Drugs MEDICINES
PAINTS .l.YD DYE 5TUFFS, DC. which
makes their assert meat complsts-eonsisling
IN part Of The following articles
Cream Tartar 1CrUme Green
Paly. lpecac Crome yellow
Rochelle Salts Sponish Annette
Sup. Carb Soda Paint SauGers, large
5laitsfiG Acid and VIDE
Gum Myrrh Carpenters Ext. Sas-
Gum Arabic sapsIiila
Rhubarb Root, sup. Bulus Knives
Jalap Cinnamon
Gum Elastic COmpo.iiIon Mortars
Ivory headed Trusses Paste Black,ng
Pnleni Lint sweeping Brushes
Blue Muss, sup. Sap. Hair Brushes
Cauihafides CASTLE Soap
spirits Haushorn Crude Sal Ammonia
Sulp Quihne (french) Alcohol
Gold Leaf Compound Syrup lie.
Paint Boxes, water CO. vefwort
lors TX. LiquriCe, &c. &c.
Rose Pink Sup. black Oh Varnsh
Togrther with mn entire and competeasson
meat Of Painls. Dye-Siulfs. Gc.-Ail OF which
hey are determined to tell on AS reasonable
terms as any other house in his place.
J. L. d j. L, ROYALL.
May Is
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Cash for Wheat and HEMP.

@MTH. BAGWELL Il Go. will pay The
u h. ghesl CASH price tor wheat drliyered
ct the Block Water Mills, aud Tor Hemp deiy
ere" heir Store. They have on hand u
quantity OF o-sa-. aIolasses. Coffee Sail and
Lseon-whch will y, I'D at very low rates.
S'ue 40 a2m.
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NTlh6iNlA-ht Rules hudeu IN the Clerk, oGc
" Of tnu Cucun Superior tourt If Law and C 9'"'
Gerry Tor The town oi Lynchburr, tho 4ih da, u y
i Mar,'on Clay, Ggardlun Of Su,anaa clay
Il9' Jay, james Clay, Thomas Clay, Marga5ct Cay
iaal Clay, Thomas lay, Ja,ps Clay, lIalesIy
nay anJ virginia Clay infants by Charles Ii
~ 1' sPeeldii! assigned Their guardian lily Cl,
VI ~. bearing, james u. bearing, aud Benz amin Ia,
dah' "a OF 81 Jahes Doaing, deed. Defls
Inc doicnd,tnt William Deat4ng. MOI having ,,
.".t" MS appear nce ahd gwen security, ACCORDING
ihe ACT oi Assembly and tine rules OF tins court md i.
appearing by satstpctory evidence that lie 1, moi All
inhabitaht OF TIN country lts ordered that the ,t
ueieHdaHl DO appear here the first day of In. M
copy Ut THIS order be forthwith inserted IN .ou.
newspaper printed III the ovn OF Lynehbury for ,,r
NOUNS sueeeSsnely, and pu,trd the iiont door of
COURTHOUSE III the salG tow.
ACopy-IcatG,
JOHN WILLS, CT.
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YHIit soh,tt,bet, na'ng ecrn dup author
- istd - trcftTe hgputatens and mhko
surveys for thu enoFo company, ofers ln. Sc
vices ~ TIE Oeners 81 ptnprr't IA Glnchbnrs
aud county adjacent JOIN J rUWl7.
Aug - b.nn
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EAice.

lD ENG deslrous 10 move to the west. wish
- 10 lent ont The plantation that 1--we on NJ
the present tlme, formerly the property oil Mi
caJah Lynch, Dec. ahoIt ioar mdes from
LynChburg, on Buttons creek immediately in
the fork OF the Turnpike and Wards TOAD.
This plantation 10 sufficient to work len hand,
and now IN good order tor cultivation, q IS uo,
surpassed by any high land plantation ~ this
section, aud from lis convenience "a market
aud many other advantages it has 10 most O.
theT places IN TIN, section. is well worthy the
attention OF any person that wishes To rrnt.
SAMUEL SMIIH5UN. Jr.
July T. =
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d liEhEbf canton The public tom recolv
"A ln5 an assignment OF a bond gwen 10 lhs
linstees OF }. J. MeReynulds. tor the SUN Of
$50 3D. sad Bond WAS gwen tor articles pnI.
chased AT the sale by said lru>tees,v Inch nrt.
citS never have bten deiIt cred, aud me 5till in
The hands OF McReypoIds. The 1ab.c riher
therefore does not ierl hnnsct bound 10 pay
sald Bond. WOOD JONES. Gu1,i5, =
OF Geo ". Jonrs
July % I'm
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To calender Sloane, Jacob Sloane and
William A. Townes,
AAkE NOTICE, that We shall, on rhe o3d
- n 24h days OF September ne., stthe la.
vern OF Or. lalsfeIro, at Franklin coo,,boo,e
proceed 10 take the dispositions Of Jalius Al
len and othefs-And that we shall also proceed
on the 18th and 90 of The same monIh a,tl,
Store OF John Ross, in the town Of Dan,,lle
aud county OF Pntsyl'an,a, TO take the deposi,
tons ot Holloway Poss ani Others. which LII
dispositions are intended to be read as evidence
III the suit now Depending in tle CIrcnii Sn
per'or Coor' OF Law and Chauccry, for the
town OF Lyncnoore-'n which We are plaintiffs
aud you are defendants at which time md
place you may attend IL you ta,nk proper.
lou,s, &c.
MI h8lfT 3. ALLEN,
LUCY F. ALLEN,
JOSEPH Il. W0ODSON,
iAuNlLEROY ALLEN,
laAlH /. ALLEN.
Aug d,
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JOHN WILLS, cki
"A sIyI

Aug. g w9v, n.
lNlA-At tulcs holden ~ the Clerk's M
" oitne Circuit superior Cuuu Of Law md e.
cory Tor theioFh OF Lynehhurl, TIT 9Th day ot July
l75l-Janes Newhail, PIT ur.lgst N,tI,.,io',
Tau aud Thomas A. iipcombe, boits.
The Defendant NeherIdnd Tat, nol having On
tered hs appearance and gwen security aceurde, -
the act al Assembly aud .ne rules Of tins Court @ "
appearing by satisfactory cyIdetce lhut he Is no, an
habiul "i TINS cuaduJ It's ordered, that the ,n, a.
leadaut Do appear heie on the iId ia. Of the -,
torn, ind answer tue ball oil lie plaintiff ana thgt a
copy Il this orIcr be iurthw inserted IA sn,un
fdPsr pri4iea ~ NO town u ~ nebgrg ~, month,
sucee,siy.,, aud posted ut tie Irout dur al ,l %
house, lIe said town. "H
Cory-Icstc,
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Aug u

V OTTO e shall petition ,pc next
v l. e'alat"ae al Virginia to- leave 10 eject
a l oil Bridge over James River, near Lynch.
bug, from my Land, in Anhtrst county, TO
the Lend Of Judge WIiam Dunicl, on the OF.
posne shuTt.
BENJAMIN SCnoOLFIELD.
Aug.i 1881. 40.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

y HO Messrs German Jordan, Richard e. ia.
- den, Martin ". Davenport, administration
with the Wi annexed OF " III. Matthews de-
ceased, SAMUEL Fleming, oaLkydle klng aud
Thomas Franklin (Hgjor)
lake notce, thai 0n tue 8h day of Sep.
tfmhcr, 1881, AT the Off &c Of GILES Ward. IN
he town OF LyGchbuIe. shall proceed L.
take the derosilIons OF stephen Prlrow, Rob.
eIi wal ihali, and Others, aud II not taken on
that day, thon they will be taken at the same
place. on thu day lhrreaiie, should il So
happen that tnt said dispositions be rot taken
OF completed on either OF the above mentioned
days, then they viii be taken az the same
place, on Saturday the lOth day OF the same
month y regularly continued from day 10 Js,
Ion three days thereafter, Sundays "a ceped. IN
III completed. Aud in the event that all OF
sad dcposuions should not be taken r rom.
pleied on The above mentioned days, III n, and
III that case, they viii be taken al the same
place. on rlday the i6th OF The same month
and year, and then reguIarl, continued unill
completed All al winch said deposifinps are
Intended - be read before the Master ComInis-
siu"ci, and On the tIial ofa cause now Ienend-
ug aud undetermined IN the Circuit Sun.rior
Court III Law aud Chancer,, ter the town ut
Lb nchbure, IN which, the UNDERSIGNED /, COM
piaInanI, aud you are defendants
THOMAS p. WRIGHT
an infant under tue age of u wears
who sues by Wrlimm Cough, his
guardian aud next friend
An"g D. dw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

virtue OF two several deeds Of trust
u y executed TO the subscriber by Georea
Boyd, the inst bearing date thu goth day al
NoVember, 1880, and The other the 7th day OF
December, 1880, both OF which are duly re-
corded III The Clerks Office Of the Count,
Court OF Campbell. ior the purposes therein
eApicS ed, va 10 secure debt due David II
Boyd, shah, on Wednesday the 3lst day OF
August, ISL, before The door OF Boyds Tav-
EN-, N the Town OF New Lpndon, in the count,
al Campbell. proceed 10 sell, 10 tue highest
bidder, for cash, the following property cor
Vey'd 10y SAID deed. 10 WI: the following
Slaves, Squire, Blacksmith John, a Black
Sm'ih, Jenny, her four children, TO Wit. Mary,
Lucy, Billy. a0d Carter. Po.Som JACK, Jesse,
fegey aud Robin--Also. the following plop ei-
y, 10 VII beds, bedsleads aud furniture. ~
windsor chars, 2 cows aud l calf, grey col.
sIdf board, secretary J large gilt looking
glass, seven tables all claims upon The estate Of
James Boyd, decd, Of The county of Lancaster.
STATE OF Pennsylvania, which are now doe, OF
may hereafter aCctue &c the said George Boyd.
Acting as Trustee. shall only convey such
title /" the foregoing property, MS is vested in
me by SAID deeds.
+. w. RlSQUE, Trustec.
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VYlRGINIA AT Rules holden II tl,c Clerks ON.
W oitne Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chm.
,ss' IIf the Town OF Lyme lbure the 4h day Of Juk
l5Jl.-Powhatan Boiling, PM apain,t Idvy,rd r.
ing, eAo OF Archer Payne, Jun. Nathaniel II prIsn
and hosby Arnold, administrators de bonIs non vII,
tue VIII annexed OF Richard Lee, dec. PaschaI Val
eA or 81 Ia'utha Lee, dee. hOmus Andrews ,,.i
lHDl'ha his "iie' Richard Lee, con Of NIl6am5
"athet Lee, Jnhn Lee, John Arnold and Pak, In,
Me, Johh ""leI and Betsy tas HIie, Rebecea rn
Wm. Xix and Alvey hIs wife, and Nathaniel n
Price aud Nancy hs wife, Dcfs =
l. nc ue'enuahts john Fowler aud Betsy his wife not
haNing entered Their appearance aud I,Yrn ,ae,,,,,
" corning 10 me act OF Assembly and the rules Of tn.
Nour' aud 1t appearing BY satslarlory evidence ma
lnoy are not lhhaIiants OF this country 1t ia ordc,,
hnt lhe sad defendants appear here on The ~ s
oi me next term and answer the Original and amrprI
o., =! 'ie paIn"u' dId that copy uf Ihs order be-
io''h"llh inserted III some nrh spaper nIlted II, ,,
own 81 LyhehoutE tortwo months successiyel, and
posted al the trout door ofthu courthouse il, gu"
'o"p' tup!-Iesie,
Aug. "ihL>, TX,
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LAND FOR SALE.

, WISH 10 sell a trac, of land lying in Am.
- herst county, tour miles from the Couri
house, on Boiialoe River, adj nnng tho lands
OF Col Perez, Mr. lhos. Appng aud others
containing on hundred aud seventy acres,
nearly one hall ia woods, part of "hlch ii ftsl
rate tobacco land. This lad is OF the best
quality IN that ne,ghborhood. the dwelling
house 10 a very comfortable one, rooms heoN
with p"roh, Two rooms above stairs. Two good
stone eh'mneys. aud Is certainly one OF the
handSomest situations Ia Amherst county, com
ioiiablo ohi ho1s"s, good apple orchard aud
ahonnds wdh the best ut sp,ngE. Mr. John
llMd ~ the neghborhood, or MIR. Gdcon
Gpoch. who lives on the place, will shew II Ia
any porso" wishing TO purchase. Terms &c
commOdatmg u, ! AN ANXIOUS TO sell and would
lake IN exchange lauds in OHIO.
{. IlMBERLAKE.
Feb 10 ida
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Cash for Wheat.

MAJ 4 vii gave the highest Cash Price fol
w wheat delivered AT the Lynchburg Mills
HANCOCK 4 BROWN.
June 80 -
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(nlIE subscriber, having purct, ID the IN
Il ierest held ~ Nessra Hut \ DAVIS n
the above concern, fe.urns his grateful &C.
knIWledgmeots. apd soI,cts a continuance of
thn patronage already eEtended to hrm.
CLENMONT ). EARLY.
LILY o2
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W fgGiNtA At Rules holden % the Clicks Os..
\ u the CtreIIt Superior Court Of i.4w a.I Ch.n
cry for tho town of Lynobburg, the An day Of lu
l-aI.-GBargs II Bgrgin, Richard l.. Wood a.
Robert Psarsali. Apotiecares aud Druggists tradig
undsf the siyc aud firm of Bnfgln. Wood aad pca,ss
ssi, Pltfs. sgainsi " alter u Middleton Thoma, n
Brown. NIiiiam l.. Cahsl, Francis Epes Henry Ain
sou, Anderson ~. Waddill, DAVID r. Ediey tb
President, Directors and Company Of the RanL af
Virginia, Land0a X. Cabeh, JOHN A. Rowan = NJ
tion and - Pleasans, merchants aud 1artnerx
trading under the firm and style OF KsIston ana
Pioasauts, George A Buckner. Charles " Christian
Jesse l.. Perry, -- Hart and - DIyls uIerrb,nIs
aud partners, tfIdng under the finn aud style -
Hart and DasIs, - Hancock and - Eehos ue,
chants and partners, trading under Tue firm and .ss
Of Hancock and Eeh0ls, David aud Robert NJ
merchants aud partners, trading under the saIJ 6t
aud style, and Thomas W Epcs, Ufts.
The defendants David aud Robert Kyle, not hay,,g
entered their appeai aud gwen security aceotds
to the Act of Assembly aud the ltules Oh th Cotrf
aud appearing by Satisfactory whence tha they nr
iuhabitants OF this country II 10 ordered IN,
the sad Defendants do appesr the first day -
the next tefn and answer the amended bIl Of the Ps
us aud that copy ofthis order be Tor thv, an ,r,
some newspaper Iu the tUWu Vt LynchbutR lar w.
mouths succe'slge5 aud posted the trout door Of die
court house ~ the san town.
LOpy-Iestc.
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= tliE highesI cdsh Pitce Nj o. site4 ioI
- WHEAT, aad all other kinds ~ count
produce. IAkERR.
May
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ScrlkGI NlA.-Ata superior Ceut' 81 tnan.
y c",t, hed at he IOWA o. Lyn,Lpnfg, on
tn lub May, 1881.
Thomas l.. Nngal. Al infant under tho age
OF t~euiy Que years, VIM sues ~ George
Tough. his guardian and neat hisud. III.
dgatHu
German Jordan, Richard q IIsdrn. Ma tin
". Davenport, Adm'r wGh tho vii annrIrl
VI Wm Mathews. dee. Samuel Flaming, Sack
ale King and lhomss Franklin, Nlsjoi)
Dots.
On the motion Of the defendant. German
Jordan, by counsel aud ioT good cause shewn,
leave Is given hln 10 file his answer, whrrenp-
on he filed the same, 10 which the pihnpa by
counsel, replies generally and lheteupon thr
cause came on to be head on the bll5 aaswel
ol tue dt1endnnt. Grlmnn Joidau, eAhlblls. Tn
subpn ias awarded tbttrtn, on tie % he
bruafy, aud III Jan 1880. which appear To
have brpB duly served on the deiendants, Mae
ia W Davenport, Seek'iIle King nnd Tho
ms Franklin, (MHjpr)i and tho otdrf Of pub
hcsuon against the defendant, kChard "a
HAen aud samuel Fleming, OF tn Jun,
in tue sams year. which appears 10 have been
du!J published, md was argued hy counsel
o. oons,letbttnn whereof lne cou', datn tx"
the bll oil tue Pits lot confessed, a. 10 ia"
sad Defendants, NJ tun ". Dnvenpor. ) TIA
we hinE, lhomhs fihhhlil, hlS"hh u. III
do and Samuel Fleming, aud doth ordtr thai
one OF The CommI.stoaers Of The Court d."
take an account vi the sdnnnl,lagon OF ths
de coda Grrnaa rdhn, on the rs ME OIL his
iatestatr. kobert Wight, de-, a.so an acs out
oil h =lTansACtoas Of the de- endnnf. onhutl
fIenlng rs curator Of the estate oil the sad
IL 1bett Nigh, dee. Aud the sad C1mm,s.
eio1rr J. directed 60 eIHininr, state aud sct, .,
tne sstd accounts, aud make rrpoh ihtrro, 60
tn uouu, With any matters specially unl,d
thoug prrtnen, by himself 81 rfqautd 10y
III pbitics 10 bt stated.
A Copy - Ieatt,
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Leghorns Il Splendid Bonnet


Leghorns Il Splendid Bonnet
Ribbons, &c. &c.
SSVSE ar JOS, ereu,ae fes sets scarce a.
w neles. To abIch Ne wI,h 10 direct The
stention 81 the LstI4e'.
Case esifs 6ne lrfbafns.
] Box superb iaah,aaahig Ribbons.
DO do 10 Zap -
races krh Glossy Italian lpfesltinE
do Double Chsta SATIN i.avantns.
do E,Irs me e lltok bomtag ne,
A fes handsome pnpg.e sik llandket chtcfs
Rieh 6sutcd Bobbinein,
Wy hauds"n.r open worked sioekmGs'
S1pethne brown ho
With great variety Il hardsHme worked
Mu.hns. cHe4r Can,balets. gi.pacfs. all ~
which they rrapose sel ing sefy 10" 20 clos
summer sales. hckLL ROBINSON. CO.
AuF. Is
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Noiice.-Wheat wanted j.

Notice.-Wheat wanted.
~ An nov prepared Ia buy and receive
- Wheat al tbp Nj H. and at Staples I"nib' =
House. m Lyaenbufg, Tor sb,ub lhs hisaed
unreej pficf vii be pad IN Cash. But none
Ill he teoris,d ~" rfiec Of Which 10 be
fted eta future DAY, eIcept ly spseal con
.aaet. DAVID sTArLt5.
Jaly IS.
,rISrE veil gay can ~ i rltrston Tor all
~ Wheat freeiPis oi =. strles=
MekLE ~ MIN.
Iay - I'm
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Dissolution of Co partner,hip.
IpHE Co-partner.hip heretofore existing
= under thf title Of Ci"mmont S, Early
u Go. was tbi, day dissolved by mutual CON,
,ent. All persons haeing claims ag ,inst sad
concern vail please present them fsr payment.
GLEN WONT s. EARLY,
II tRr < DAVIS.
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TRUST GALE,

Aug 4
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Aur 9
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-21
AT B. II. WILBOR's
V "A RIETY ST o II f,

DROAD-STREEI,
May be found The Jollo'cing articles, r's /:
NRoCERIEs, teas, domestic goods, shoes, spi-
N ces, dyc-stufls and settings. grain, SALT sc.
variety Of ploughs, cutlery; ron tin, glass, ear
then, stone, and wooden ware; utensils of husband
ry Of most every description; window lass and
putty; Oils-sweet, castor, lamp and lnseed; a
general assortment of new
GARDEN and HAY SEEDS,
from Shakers and others, warranted inferior TO
none; brooms and brushes, vegetables, potatoes
by the quantity; pork, hams, cheeks, lard, &c
Meat and poultry in its season. Eggs by the dozen,
pail or BARREL fresh can be purchased; molas-
ses by the gallon, keg, bbl. or hogshead.
Flour hy the barre-butter and cheese by the
quantity.
W b. A daily supply of FRESH BUT
TER is contracted for, made by some of the
neatest dairy women the island, and will be
kept constantly for sale by any quantity, in good
order, and for the lowest price.
All the above articles, with great va
riety Of others not mentioned, will be sold upon
terms the most reasonable and satisfactory.
March %, 1881.
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ELEGANT SUMNER GOODS,
JUST OPENED AND FOR SALE BY
e. f. NEWTON,

No l58, THames-sfrecf.
CONSISTING of n variety Of silks, ginghaIns,
~ prints, and muslins for dresses fancy hand
kerchios. scars, blk lasting, prncetta Brochella,
bombazins, ,stornant and Mexican mixtures, with q
desirable lot of seasonable goods.
June 8.
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[From the Lynchburg Virginian.1

SIGNS OF THE TIMES.-In the
Culpepper Congressional District, in this
state, the battle begins to wax quite
warm Col. j. r. Wallace has come
out in opposition to mr.. }. 5. Barbour
The latter gentleman was formerly a
warm Jacksonan, and the former neutral.
Now, Col. w. processes to be warm
Jackson man, while Mr. b. says che
does not wish to be considered the Jack
son candidate, and that he will wear the
collar of no an,"-In other words, that
he is now Ant-Jackson. The chances
are in favor of the election Of mr.. Bar
bour.
AT Reading, Penn. meeting was late
ly held to make preparations for celebra-
ting the 4th of July. A resolution to eel
citrate it, as the friends of Jackson and
Wolf. and another to celebrate it, as the
friends Of Jackson, were both negatived;
and finally it was resolved to meet as
Democratic Republicans. Only one
gentleman at this meeting, it is asserted,
voted against Jackson at the last election.
A Clay meeting has been called in Sa-
lem county, n. J. and the call is signed
by 400 names, embracing among other
converts from Jacksonism, the whole Of
the Delegation from that county to the
State Legislature Of last year! The n.
J. Eagle says, three hundred citizens Of
that county have abandoned the Jackson
party!
The Alexandra Gazette notices nu-
merous changes in that quarter, some Of
which are within the personal knowledge
Of the Editor.
Indeed, we hear Of a great revolution
in public sentiment almost every where,
to such an extent, that our hope is almost
converted into certainty, that the present
administration will cease to exercise its
ill-gottcn and disgraceiully abused pow
er, on the 4th Of March, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-21

- " oilers Tor sale, complete assortment OF
GOODS-among them are the following, viz:
Broadcloth., cassimcres 8 Red, whto, yellow and
Cassinetts, black 1hibct hdkfs.
Merino circassians, VGauze, Grape, bandsn-
Circassians, muslins, 3 no, flag ,Spitalfeld and
Calcos, 4 cotton ditto
French drillings-imita- White and cold era
ton do. watts,
Plain ginghams, ,-fgur- Mems beaver and II s
ed do. gloves, white buck do
Furniture and cambric Ladies h 8 gloves and
dimity, common do. mitts,
Linen and cotton dam 4 Random, raw silk, and
ask, half hose; cotton ditto,
Russia and birds eyeV black raw silk do.from
diaper, 3 3s to 4s6
mbrics,--plaid and Cotton umbrellas,
striped do. VNavarino bonnets,
Linen cambric, Linens, cotton sheeting,
Linen cambric hdkfs. A shiring, stripes, ging-
Merno, Thibet wool & hams, checks,
Valencia shaws; y
and variety Of other goods, all of which
will be sold low. april ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-21

The SUFFERING ISDTANs.-Not long
since we had the melancholy oPportuni-
ty Of witnessing the distress prevailing a
mong tha Creek Indians, which we have
heretofore noticed in our paper, on infor-
nation derived from others. A consid-
erable part of that tribe is literally in a
starving condition. Government could
now succeed in sending off large part
Of them, as they would doubtless consent
to emigrate for the purpose ofpreservlng
life. Thus the policy Of removing the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-21

HNIIAT splendid LOT, about one acre Of
n land, on the Hill, few rods south east Of
the Old Stone Mill, formerly the property Of
George Cox, deceased, together with u house,
slaughier-house, barn and other buildings, next
10, south of Mrs. Fry's boarding house, near the
Redwood Library. Said lot is one Of the mos.
elegant spots to build a Mansion House, mas
much as il has most beautiful view Of the llar-
bour-on the West a view of the Beach--on the
Fast, there is not so delightful a situation for n
building spot in the town For conditions and fur
ther particulars, apply to NATHANIEL
SWEET, agsnt for the Heirs Of George
Cor, deceased.
.NesrpOrt, juno I.