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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1831-01-08
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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1831-01-08
WARREN BANK, t,

DEC. 29, 1850.
FMNHE Stockholders Of the WARREN
~ BANK, are hereby notified that their
annual meeting for the choice Of Direc-
tors, for the year ensuing, will be holden
at the Bank, on Monday, the third day
Of Jul uary next, at 10 o'clock, A.
M. Also, that a dividend Of profits for
the last six months, will be paid after the
aaid third Of January.
BY order Of the President and Direct
ors.
PETER CARPENTER, CASHIER.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1831-01-08

"A T the Annual meeting Of the Stock
A holders ofthe WARREN BANK
Sd january, 1881, the following Gentle
men were appointed Directors, for the
year ensuing, viz
JAMES maxwell, STEPHEN Mason,
WILLIAM CARR, JER'H WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM COLLINS, 8. p. CHILD,
N. M. WHEATON, JOHN r. WHEATON.
PAscHAL ALLEN,
At a meeting of the Board of Direct
ors the same day, ". N. Wheaton, was
elected President, and
PETER CARPENTER, Cashier.
Warren, Jan. 8, 1881.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1831-01-08

Ayoung man was lately surprised in an
Upper bed room Of house in New York
by female, as he was breaking open a
trunk. He was arrested.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1831-01-08
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN.

ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
Sloop Mount Moriah, Martin fr Provi-
dence.
Sloop Eliza, Ingraham, fr do
Sloop Sophronia, Davis, from Fall Riv
er.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1831-01-08

Sailed on Thursday, brig VIM henry
Cole, for Matanzas.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-12
For the Wing.
Tor The Wing.
To THE MEMBERS THE HOUSE, OF DrErc Arrs or
VIRGINIA.
No |.

10 THE MEMBERS OLE TIE HOUSE, OF DErEGA Trs or
VIRGINIA.
mol
The Committee of Agriculture and Manuiac turcs
nave made Report To You, matters referred 10
Them relating to the Inspection OF Flour in this cit
thereon
THIS Report and the accompanying Resolutions |
nave read, and not concurring with them in their ar
gunents nor in jie results at which rhev have arrived
peg leave to submit 10 your consideration few re-
marks, derived from perhop n more intimate acouain
lance WIN the subject, than the majority Of your
honorable body can be supposed 10 posscss
In the first pncc would rnuu.ro yyLo bas brorch,
thls subject before you nj this present time: Is our
Hour trLcc decring, and that account rccuirinp
me fostering hand OF Legislation? Onto ,hc revrse
four Committee say that "thc inspection returns for
series OF years exhibit lie gratifying fact tba, There
has been progressive and rapid increase" And in
another part of tile Report they soy that .sthc bnei
ness has increased and is likely to increase" Il
a'no; therefore, be on that account that tho
subject is brought before yon.--Are our CITY Mllcrs
complaining ut our sent inspecto ion law, ne unius,
or oppressive? J think can answer for them ihoI
tIey are not. Thai is therefore not the rcason-
10 cur Country MIllcrs complain Here I bnlicye
we arrive Mt the true and only reason why this sub
llcc' rs now agiia'cd And Judge so from nv recoI.
eCl0n Of the remarks, as reported Of the gentleman
VINO brought 1t first before the House But ycry
much tear that The remedies recommended nv vour
Committee viii prove inadequate to remove the cause
Of their complaints
The City Micrs have not Injured tbo,r byotlcr
mllcrs IN the country do they wish 10 do So In
NC faIr Held OF competition, and By the aid of tho
local and Pecuniarg advantages they possess. ,nev
nave been getting better prccs for their Gonr tho9
iih9 Country Mlers and nothing within The scope Of
legislation can prevent IL. say ,rii6jn He scooc NJ
/ Legj'Htion. The Country Mhiors Hem,eJres IInpg
tght the baitlc-& they may conquor-bu, il must bc
by their own cxc5ton, and not by egisaiion.--lr il
not by changing the mode Of appointing the Flour
insPGc'oI' nor ny reducing his compensation" nor
by limiting the Mlers to one brandn thai vo, oil
ro'sc them to an equality with tic City Mcrs, either
as regards the uniform good quality Of their -four the
Iua3tny 'hey can turu out IN gwen trnc, or Tic
condition Of the barrels Wv
II would be highly beneficial not only to Themselves
nut 10 INC CITY micrs and the State ~ atpo if tho
country nIcrs could acquire snch ropntation for
.no.r .o"T as would create demand for It equal Ia
might suffer, by divcr,inr tho rad, which fSoy b,J
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-12
From lie Gcorgi4 Journal.

az McDvhie was right in surprising that had no
uhHenGy feeling ~ the publication TO which he re-.
ie 'hoeed' con.d lave none; his courtesies 10 me
have been such as TO inspire o very different sonii
n!en'. We p" together some ful iscts connected
with tic Lyoad coAsiyHcton doct rines and onIv RI
get thH. we part on the Bank question. But yoon
Ills subject | have ever felt peculiar solicitnds
nLI om fee 10 confess that shall never cease to
"herc'se rhGt highly valued right, secured TO mo in
common with every citizen, freely to express nv
opinions concerning It, and to employ every fair wea
pom tending to lts complete demolition TO this end
! Gd believe, that the Information I bad received
thnrC! sronymous might bo laid before The public for
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-12
DEATH OF BOLIVARIII

me Jamaica Courant, of 9th Jan. contains the fol-
loving official announcement of the Death of Gilman
Bolivar the T.ibcra,or of South America.
By Dos JUAN FRANcIsco M.nrty p,,c,u. .
,..,...- me Department, &c.
Ciizcns Of NsgIelena:
~ ~, ''"'eu WIN the greatest grief am ov.ruh IL.
81 VIZ, sorrow; The Father of orr co,n,r,, =; '''
more! me public esami,es and the nora,;;,,5 nS S
.' GneIes' nave brought him to an un,;5nel~ os.vn
w Ve Hih inst. at r. NJ. His end has been bsss,.u
eu ny ms heroic sacrifices for his country All ,h
cars OF ms friends attest the sincerity of their
TOT 'ne loss OF hero, whose name must he ro,s,s.
emDaimed IN the hearts Of his countrymen
CtizcDs,-Ihe Liberator has been devoted ~ ,,.
o!,e 'a'cs' period OF his existence Hear his voice
anu respect his DEGREES, which should we v;oIa,. 49,
na,iona ruin must be the infablc result, and ,S ;
dependence ct Colombia will die with the hern ,vh
gave her liberty WIG "ero VINO
QUEENS The IjberaoT has left uS ror,vsr tv
ss DC unanimous, and go hand in hand for tbe ro,S
~, e o"'on and secure what lie has already anb;ev
60 ior us-obeying the actual government, IN oris.
w pc,tc IS rom anarchy, and our conduct ,v;II go
o,Ponu WIN 'ir iLbcrator's desires. Remain G-uoi
un''gu tose'her and swear his grave 70 foIo. '
Ie uctates winch his inspired mind laid down c. ,LP
900 OF MS country and by this means will ,y. baa VIC
'' memory ana discharge heavy debt Of qr.,i,,de
-, JUAN DE FRANCISCO DE NSuTTT
'sr'hsEehS. Dec. ~, 1890 ''f'"'E'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-12
PARAGRAPHS.

An Arab ship arrived from tho Red Sea, has
brought 25o bales Cotton yarn, the manufacture Of
Ali Pacha, at his spinning mills near Cairo Ut IL
reported thu, he sent 500 bales 10 Surat 400 TO Cal
cloths Madapol!an5 &c. having established steam
power looms!
writer in the Portland Evening" Advertiser sur
gests whether the KING tho Netherlands rs not dis
qualified from acting umpire on the question of
our North Eastern BouHdry IN consequence of tho
reVoh OF considerable portion of his SUBJECTS and hs
consequent dependence upon the government of
Hrcat britain, which is one Of the parties IN tho
trOyersy.
The Boston Transcript Of Monday, says On SIT.
ursay Iast, person was completely buried under
an avalanche OF that fell from the reof Of n
store ~ Dock square that was found necessary IN
shovel away the snow before he could be cxtricated
The population Of Pennsylvania ACCORDING IN the
late census, ~ j32725. Increase since 1920 three
hundred and six thousand seven hundred md eighty
two.
The London and Birmingham Railway Compau,
have increased their capital from two millions r.
Three millions, wisely resolving 10 construct the rom
on the best possible plan that can be devised The,
intend forming quadruple limo Of road all the way
} In New York there is said to be a sect Of Chris
tians, vino allow themselves to eat no animal fooJ
and VINO hold Inc opinion that the gou is transfJseu
through 'hc body, ond the reputation Of any mem
6cF Is hence The annlhatjon or dismissal OG such \
portion Of the soul.
I The report on the Ponlentiary in PbilaJeInbio
Says" Such ~ 'ie general industry Of the nrieo,
ers, resulting rom solitude that except in three or
Tour instances, II has been deemed inexnediont IN
task them, and, efficient co-ad1uior Is a,lifndo
that little time IS re lnired TO teach the convict rsde
! The first prisoner, negro boy Of twenty vears n,
egs, brought up farm made shoe on tho fou,tb
ooy ocr nc commencement Of his instruction in the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-12

Tor the election of Governor und three Councillors
OF State, that duty was performed accordingly John
Floyd Esq. was unaniInsusy chosen Governor for
three years, from the 3lst March ncxt-and Peter v
Daniel, Wyndham Robertson, and Daniel A Wilson,
Esqrs. chosen Councillors he PROCEEDINGS
and votes in detail will be laid before tho senGer on
Monday
On Monday, ne shall lay before the read,r, toreth.
err Nth tho proceedings OF yesterday, some views
touching the election Yesterday which srrrces. them
selves TO our mind, bu, which the latencss OF the
hour at which the Legislature adjourned, does no,
permit now 10 do
u We respectfully ask the carnes, attention of
every Member of the Legislature, 10 the structures
OF IAN Observer" on the R'prrt OF the Committee
of Agriculture and Manufactures, the LIST No. OF
which publish below.
The writer perfectly understands the subject he
has taken III hand and Will, VIC suspect by the time
ne gets through, convince every ojudccd cader
even the NenlOers of the Committee who made the
Report, that thy have boon led into error on the
SUBJECT, and TINT hs al eratiLps they recommend in
The Inspection laws would seriously cripple our present
nonrlshng and improving Flour trade, To the Incalcu-
liable INJURY of the Farmers, Millcrs aud Merchants
who TO their business IN the Richmond market. and
have the effect also of furnishing more particularly
those who deserve the public Trunks for making our
Flour trade what II is.
What! Are Mers to be inhibited by law.
from making oar 1our of So superior u quality as 10
Compete succr ssulv win the bet -four of other
Statcs' Is 1t intended to reduce the price of Wheat.
and deprive the Farmer of good market: IS the
confidence ut Merchants and Bakers abroad in tbc
Richmond brand, to be shaken BY forcing he well
tried Inspector III whose Judgment and ,.cyar,
tIahty they have confidence, to rcsirn2 For ,tese
are some OF the evils the adoption of the Rrsolu
tons would likely produce. And for what Is all this
and much more injury ana injustice, to be done:-
Merely TO CRAFTY, we aPprehend very few d,scon.
tented PERSONS who through envy or ignorance, ima
glno themselves injured, BY what IN fac. benefits
them.
We arc aware the Committee did not dream of
such disastrous results from the measures thew re-
commended. But we see very clearly, nevertheless,
t"a' Sach VIII no their effect, If adnp'ed and the
Legislature SHALL therefore, 6c put possession of
all The light that we and our Correspondents can
throw on the subject, that e. y may act understand
ihSy on It, /; was but the other day we cyaosc1
and comp aimed Of the New York L.cri,Isturo. for
interfering with AMI nju:jng our Flour trade. Tho
Virginia Legislature, whose dhty it is to foster ard
protect ali the Interests of the State, will never. we
rust, be led into tina, will have 4 similar
tendency.
Eut we will no: orcsai! "An Observer lie
will put the matter in it's true light
We hope every Member Of the Legislature will
weigh this subject well, before he is called 10 ac,
OH it.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-12

OIltH-Thr co-partners!np Of Manson a. t,,b
~ Der IS this day dissolved by mutual consrn,
al persons having claims ugarsi the said firm viii
present thcfn To Warren Bbbrr for settlement, and
those indebted 10 sad firm will please pny Their rc
spcctive accounts 20 him. OTIS MANSON
! Tsn y 1871, WARREN BIBBER
NC snoscn5cr takes this method Of inforninc tbo
poohc mat 10 still continues to occupy inc old Stand
i'.'cu'aiey oppn-ite The Governors. where oil or
received, ana puDciually attended 10. And holm,
.pHous 10 settle mp the affairs of The late firm, e,
manSon o. BIbber, and having engaged the scrvcos
y. mri ihomas Glenn, for The purpose, those WIN
respective accounts with him ''''
Ie' o--Jt WARREN BTBBER.
~,Sn 70 purchase or hire, four or five good farm
"an.s' Tor which liberal price will be given A.
~ VT. 1ohh wight, (Cary-s;rce,) Richmond or 10
-, On 90, y. l.. WIGHT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-12

Sail Duck, DC.
HNE bale sail duck No TO 4
W | case adrass handkE:.
Vgonis half hose
DARK blue prints
BIch figured coat md vest buttons, with n va
,iety OF srasoDa6lo articles received nv Richmond
Pocket, and fur sale cheap, by
iro II BALDWIN, IVES &c Co.
Coffee Mills.
an Bozos Wilson's" Patent Coffee Mills. inst
n " received and for sale. by just
ifb u OTIS, DUNLOP g. Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-12

BALTIMORE, Feb 10Our harbour both in Basin and in
NE IVer' continues fast locked with ice on
inches IN thickness.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-12

NEwBERS, Feb. )
Ours. after ALL is the true Italian climate. While
The papers from the North, indeed from every quar-
ter, contain accounts of storms enough to chill
an icice, we have not had fake but n fine ioht
Nor'h Wester, sufficiently bracing to keep VERY
thing in hcallhf action.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-12

- James T'"oF. the Dock, Basin, and Canal. ara
S''' covered with ice. The weather was moderate
yesterday, and We hope the ice will broat TN 70. dav
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-12

.. NEW URT.EkNs, Jan. %.
| HENRY CLAY This distinguished rontIo-
man by invitation of the manager, attended the
American Theatre Monday evening last a
crowded house received him with the most enGhu-
sI"stlc applause, and on his departure, additional
dence was fofdcd, of the hodwhch he has on the
affections of his fellow citizens It must be n source
OF great pleasure to him, that large plumber Of The
persons assembled, were his political opponents, who
IN the spirit which, we hope. will always character
we Lousianians, joined in the offering of HOMAGE TO
superior talents, and exalted patriotism.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-19
George = tinWgN

IS now opening his carry supp, q fINCTGN
i PJ.E DRY GOODE, VIZ: Super cloths and q,
meTes; common, Gnc, afI SUPER S,;llntts. fiuEsl
rose and 90 nj blankets; silk and otAe ,estug; ~
sted cotton, and st hosiery ioSkin, KID aud 5eiT
gloves; long white kid ditto, small and Large; Mr.
scarts and shawl; TnIbet d;'o: ! 4 white metnO 4
Canton Grape hdkt,; beautiful assortment, Of rrsP
gauz.. and other fancy hdsf>; ohangeable pIan u
black Gro de Maps; blue and white ditto; write, ?,
blue, am. black hur,nces; Italian !usirng, iur.t.
d,miy aud chintzes ,u,tres. Norwich Grape, a'ap't
yons, Circsssans, mcrino, bonbGle':es; aombszr
plan and figured book and Swiss musas; cross Dat
swiss do, for aprons: brown linens Irish d.; hsnr
iinon cuuDrc table, b,ri eye and itu'Sl' dnpe'' s.
shcetings black AMI colored lasting and shoe f''6.
bel, and suard ribbons; coarse cloths and iu'ey'
ton hur!sps;i general supply o. domr'uc' 6'sy1
caps for boys; linS ;apes b'aids, f,ney and cot p.
tons; cotton bats for quilts. fancy baskets; win ~
oihsr articles in bis line, which renlers his '''orn'
very desirable, and will ne sold o. Reasonable terms
cash or 10 desirable customers.
10 mo 4ih-d3tS cost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-19
PUBLISHED DAILY

TUESDAYS, TEURsDtYs, AND SATURDAYS,
TOR TRE ooUSTeY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-19
Charles BENNETT

ss rs imported. by ship viTgih'', strive! ae': -
Ed Herald, via Baltimore, aud oilers tor 'a't-
Colt, 81 and point bIank.', arge |Ir' -,
- Rose blankets, 81, 10 1, II 4, ltf'E'
- A few pairs best family ansr''
Shne thread in bsles OF ~ do1'H' ii'
cu'ored and " u lhnad
Cambria nu -rns and d'rWi''es
Furniture dm,ies and clintses, ag'ed''l.9
Ginyhams and scocs
Figured ccl)rcd Gotten count rpan's h-g' ,''
Vestirgs, including six veIye,s and f".'''-
Ut very best quality
GentIsmen's doesk'n gloves
Sur rhine clo,hs ard Ser.e, m"res lt
brine assortment oi 4 4 lr,I lnen'' D . "'
shcetings
s4and 1914 table damssk, long laws
Russia and Scotch slIecungs
- green floor cloth JaiSe
Clark's best spool and Dali ewing eo'''n It
English cheese. double Gos,rr and 10 "
She Of frs, quality
From the North he ka5 rf'er'''
Brs, black Italian lu'esuings
Black SIX hosiery, Italian sewing s't'
v orstcd and cotton hose m great 'ar''
Swiss nusIins, figured aud plan ,.
Meriro ,tufTs. circassans aud iOmo"'N
Black and ,lrab fine cloth shswi'
SuPcrfnc cG,ppa romals
India an Eng l,h bandauna hdh''
Black italian orsvats
Tickienburgs, sackings and "sn'5aB'
n Gene,m assortment Of Don'tS'N 'vy' -,
Consisting Il satIinets, hedt'ck', co''"" ~,
Canton a .nnels, brown and bIeached shte""s'
CHECKS. piaI''s, &c t't. ,,..,..,. -
Fine suI supcrfnr IA 'iInp shirts an" I" L'"',,.ll1e
and herring Iirdpnrt Sti\E I"lNEi " wv
low t. close consignment.
srlt ii III
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-19
PHILOSOPHICAL AND CHEMICAL
LECTURES.

VENIE subscriber intends on the evening OF the 2o'h
i inst, to commence his course OF Lectures to his
students on Chemistry aud Natural Philosophy The
course on chemistry will embrace ali examination OF
all the simple substances st presen, known, with
mn NIB er o their most interesting combinations.
The cnur-e natural PHILOSOPHY, will comprehend
the laws of and the mechanical powers, dr".
sstics, the properties OF steam and its application to
machinery, electricity, gas'ansn, magnetism optics X
astronomy.
Persons wishing to attend the course, viii please
to signify their intention soor
Terms for the course, dollars in advance
Is HALLUWELI..
AleA'a Boarding School, 10 mo IS. d2o
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-19
JAMES ~ c,,,
~ hiMgtAM & nrer,

EgAVE Just ope",d genc'ai supply Of Str, =.
IA Fancy
Day G00n&-Consjs'in2. in par, ~
bre, bl tct a,d brown oh
brake rrcE, ;,-c"n aid CIV, clot.
Due and rr1cn iuui' DO
Blue, black and r"cy ooPl kcye, metz,
Peers!.ssn cloth, tir'h'ug
Rose. port aud duifir blankets
White =, !, green ,HI SCARLET f,nn,I.
Swan.kir sud Carton lo
Mlrinn ci'ca,sin.s sua bornhsz ,s
Competing, blue and green L.1r,
S.4 Rob Roy AM ra',aup.l :, came, ..,,
i,'ne and hronn goats us.r canaic,
Six, worsleI and oioU hu.try
Irish luems. lawns AID .hrel,ngs
81, 10 / dcubte1tIi - X Gsna,.t'ap,,,
Printed cloth Sable Covers AID b ne
carEb.c muslms, book aIu sW..s.Y
Prints OF every description
" hte AMI coirrcd c"rut.rpauc
Black lts.ian htslrrg and Gro dc Ssi,,
F"renoes. sa.InS AMI h,!a LciSunr,
1hhcts, Grape and mnd rim Nls .ayL a,
hauikcrchiefs
Back. wh,,r and scarlet rcriro sc,f,
Flag, bantam, rlii sp,,,ifcd h4ib
BACK Italian crsvsts
Buriaps, sackrgs AMI o7nahucs
UiM q large Toci Of DOMESTIC GG1l
CONSISTING %! salInrls. bel Ticking cotton ~ .a7
brown and besc ed shir;iUgs AID shcc,,nr,, p.
check. sc. &c all Of which will he ,,Ll los, b
niece or retail, Crtl,-,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-19
i.a,nsay's pa,ent Co:Auge.

iSNMsay 8 Hatcnt Co:NMSe'
WE respectfully irform friends and the pubic
w e rally that The extensive cordage msnuiac-
tory formerly conducted by the late Mr. JAMES
RAMSAY, viii hereafter he continued by us Tor our
own account The established reputation OF the CORD
AGE heretofore manufactured, is too W u known T."
require continent l. is our intention to purchase the
best Russia aud Manila Hemp imported ':'" ms 5on
,y and i, ma, be expected that the cordsse viii be
of the same quality as formerly sold b, Mr r. Suffice
i, to saw, that in al! respects, the establishment, VI"
be con ucte, on the same principle as he're, and &c
solicit continuance of the many fsvors which have
been bestowed Upon its late proprietor.
srkFCKEI.sEN e DAVIDSON,
Successors to James RAMSAY.
We have constantly Oh had extensive assortment
of ship CHANuLERY and GROCERIES, for sale OF
equal terms with any house in the city, 5. d.
oct ll-6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-19
Selling Of.

gT IS i've intention of, he subscriber to Wiki.
the Dry GcoiS ira e in Alexandra, ana :
sell out he nc" on re- at small advance my
cost, and may for less M@a cost, hs LIRE srS GF'
assortment OF - 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-19
FAIL. g.. NINTrp c,,,o-
I'LL ~ ~ U WDS,
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC. ,r.',.

A consders'',r part of tn, SEX IN, ,"t
bought in New York, AL Tie Wa-Ner> a. roe .;s
purchased Pfs"ous 10 he rs" ]" G ois a In,
among whc''sre NOR TIA" on' haj.d p'l.. go, IS T.
and Ndtinei" ~
" shins 20 Wind up vi'hs,sa 10 ,rcm,,,,
sci! the entire stool. "p"H Az IA '..m,, ,,, v.
prices and time, WITH possession Of The S,or. :,
proof Warehouse and Oh" ct the best sarts n =,
A good op?",'"nt! IS pres' hte'' 10 person j..
of cuhnrAmg ~ TIE Dr, Grols l.Gr, Will -
sni PR babl 90" Is, a. profitable As An, o,.r .'
of trade in III plAc. VA
JAMES ". sCnrE
oct Is Corner Of King and Ro,., ,,..
n Persons indebted to the late firm, q, Sr,'
virgil, and J. Il i.ad!ux e co. (some Of ~ s,H i
been ""ns t an unreasonable I!me, ate .g..- :
nestl cal ed uadu for settlement. S-'' L
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-19
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1881.

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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-10
VIRGINIA.


n. The Circtat superior Court Of Lar aadChus-
cerg for Berkeley county October rules, 1881
Peter Light and John ). Light, exrs OF
John Light, sr. deed. PItfs.
.Iohn Cross. Edward X Forman, and Hen
nv Myers, aud Jacob Myers, admir- Of John
J.,n3s,er. decd. defts.
THVHE defendants John Cross and Edward
r Forman, not having entered their
appearance and given security, according to
the act of assembly and the rules of this
Court, and il appearing by satisfactory eyI-
dence that they are out Of thisComnonweaith'
IL is ordered that the said defendants do enter
their appearance 10 this suit, on the first day
of the next term, and answer the bill oil the
plaintiffs: and that copy of this order be
forthwith published in the Martinsburg ia
zette, and continued for two months success
svely, and another copy thereof posted at the
front door Of the Court House oil this county
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, C.
October 6, 1831.-2m