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6505 Prizes.

sSoS Prizes. $4,000
To DO drawn on the A, d, C, Plan.
7sekefs. H-Aaives. - 0o-Quayfers. d 90.
For sale in the gresaess variety Of number
oy the soosenbes. Who has sold mose Cspi.
where No. 10. 9o< prize Of 1000. No. q. 72o
= priss. Of 600. beside many Of 500, 400, 600,
200. and 100 dolisss. were sold in the third
class. All orders for real lucky number,
apply TO WI. CLEVELAND.
March 80, 1892.
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"A STEADY and industrious Tailor,
"A capable Of taking charge Of .
shop. 10 wanted in . rich aud healthy
neighborhood- For particulars. apply TO
SILAS MARMADUkE.
Kabletown, Va, March %.
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DARENTS and Guardians Intending
n to send their children 10 either the
male or female school At the Academy,
ere respectfully informed that the sum
rser sessionsof both sehoolswill commence
on Mondsy the I'd Of April. II conduee,
to nueh convenience 10 the arrangements
Of the schools, II the children intended 70
be entered, commence with The beginning
OF the session. They win, however, be
reesived ct any time.
u y hkewise respectfully suggested 10
parents and guardians. whether IL might
not add 10 their satisfaction 70 visit the
schools, snd inspect for themselves, their
eonyesiesees end Fegulations; whether.
also u would not give the ebildren an in
leEest cad encouragement in their studies,
not otherwise 20 be obtained. They are
earnestly requested 10 Visit the schools !:
snd may Be assured that ihsiFi visits will
be 81 ell times acceptable 10 the Insiruc-
toFe March Q9.--eL
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"ANTED, a Journeyman Cabinet
w Maker. who is steady. industrious,
and understands the business Such an
enc will inset with q desirable situation,
by applying 70 the subscriber in Smith
bald, Joderson county, Va.
April s. 1854
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.yesc Sps'tnG Wssd Sssosaser
GOODS.
HvHE undersigned 10 receiviag. (asd
u will eostinus to receive asd open
for . week or iwo.) an elegant assortment
OF New Spring and Summer Goeds, pur.
chased 10 the Northern Markets, for eosA,
which will b sold CHEAP.
DAVID HUMPHREYS.
Chaslestewn. April 5. 1881
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James Lang 2
Mrs. Nancy Lackey
nj
Thomas Mccoy 3
James Madigan
Jane Mitchell 2
Capt. John Melvin
Richard Martin
Nelson MCGEE
VIM. Marlat
N o
John Near
James Near
Edgar NunimakSr
Patrick Norris
Joseph OFT
p
Lydia A. Pheian
Samuel Poland
Savannah Penn
Bushrod Pine
George Piper
Joel r. Pollard
X
Mrs. Nancy Reed
|" Mary Reed
James s. Roach 3
Jesse G. Roach
VIM. Roach
George RuBnels
Robert Rust
Stephen Root
John Roderick
s
Joseph Seaman
Capt. John Strider 4
Henry Strider =
VIM. stevens
SusannahStineheeum
Peter Seak
Ellen skidmore
John A. SchaGeF 2
yosePh Stevens
VIM. StFider 3
Solomon smithy 2
John Sloppy
Henry Sheath
Isaac Seaman
Timothy stednan
James Stevenson
Caihsrise 5hOps
JOAN Stoneburner ,
James ShoebFidgs
Mrs Mar SmaIlw0od
Thomas Stedman
Christ'n st0nebrzkeF
Jscamiah seaman
r q v
Ipaac Tally
John e. Unseld
Ashford Yours
" N
Jemina Wilson
WIN. Willshear
Edward Willson
James Wilson
Jerome n. Wright
James IA. Wolf 2
John Haestly
Douglass bs'ailaek
NTholas Young
Nathan OF I'm. Yea
man
William Yates
Michael Watson
y. KEYEs, EA
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JOHN J. BROWN,
ATTORNEY ar LvHTY

OFFERS bis professional services TO
" his friends and fellow citizens. His
eitiee % 10 the room lately occupied BY
Mr. MeCoughtry, in tho brick house be-
longing 20 Mr. Ssdler.
Charlsstowu, March 90, 1882.
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"A u
Jefferson Austin
Benjamin Bryson
Mrs. Sarah Byrns
Joseph J. Burnes ,
Philip Burses
Fountain Beckham 9
Jesse Bateman
DR.. WIN. J. n. Brooke
John Hrua
Henry Bliss
Margaret Bird
Anthony Belsterling
&
John Claspy
Henry Clice
Andrew Cook 3
George w. Cutshaw
Catharine Comes
William Collins
Hugh Callagan
Joseph Curry
James Chinowith 2
John Donaldson
VIM. Diilow
Peter Daylong
Michael Derry
Matthias Dosson
Michael Donivan
George ~. Daring
Mrs. Derry
r =
Mrs. Evans
MISUNDERSTANDING
Mrs. FOREMAN
Alexander Fossil
James Fitzsimmons
q
WA. Cannon
Augustus II. Glazier
James Graham
Miss 2. Ooiaga
Alfred Grist
Edward Garres
Charles Gilkey
~
Michael HOleman
BelsInus Hayden
Geo. ". flartness
JAMES iiollls
Daniel HsriRst
Joseph @. HAYS
John Hines
Frederick FIOuke
Alfred Harding
VIM. Harding
Benjamin Hiil
Timothy fIeringion
Assarz.J.& ". ffoey
! X
Rolly Jet
John irwin
Mr.. Jones'
David Koonce
Thomas KiFgin
John Kearsley
Peter kist
John Keller
l.
AbFaham Layman
samuel isathrop I
John LINDSAY 2 ;
hoberi Larimon 2 }
VVm- ?, Lewright 2 .
April $.
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Western Virginia Lottery.
THIRD CLASS ron ,sa,

>oR the benefit Of the White and Salt SUI
y Phut Turnpike. and Union Academy.
10 DC drawn on the High sad Low principle.
:. ho@nsy. Hampshire county, Va. on Tues
Gay the i7sh day Of April, 1882.
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VIE undersiyned. Commissioners ap-
IL pointed by an act OF Assembly, in an
act, authorizing the sum Of sac, 900 TO be
raised BY Lottery for the purpose Of erect
Ing On Academy in the town OF Bolivar,
and making . road from thence to Har.
psrs-Ferry. propose raising the above
sum by several classes 10 q lottery; and
it 10 required that the sum Of 5000 be
raised BY the Ist Class. Proposition
sill be received BY persons desirsus Of
profting by said scheme. until the e5th Of
April next Propositions must be sd.
dressed 90 the commissioners at Hampers.
Ferry.
JOHN r. HAYDEN,
G. B. WAGER;
WIN. ANDERSON,
N. KOONTS,
J. Z. FARMER,
ROBERT DUKE,
N. MARMION,
March ST.. Com'rs
80 The editors OF the Winchester VIrrini.n-
National Inteliigeneer. and the baltimore Ameri-
can, will please pubiish the above once q week
for weeks, and forward their accounts to this
odiee.
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NOTICE.

A Ii peFsons indebted 10 The estate Of
"A samuel Hihkle. deed. are rsquesssd
e eau and make payment. as longer IN.
diligence easBof ~ given.
WILLIAM MOORE, .admr,
March 90, IS3a.-sI
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JUST 1RORxWED.
DRIhE cHEEsH,-Hs. 1 csor..,r..
y Prime Joys COFFEE.
Boz naisins sod Almonds.
hsdeirs wine,
on PeseA Brsad,,
SsgeTssy ~inseT ssEbipsd sperm Oa,
., 5, 10. spd i2dy Cot Essls,
Sagss hosse hiolsssea,
West lDdis DO.
Teal, iump. ed bfswp sogsrs.
Msrsh 8. Is57.
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do certify, that sometime in October last
happened In company with Henry Boswell,
just after he had sold Mr.. Bliss horse TO Mr..
Isaac Chaplin, and he told me he had Just
received t65 for said horsc--we rode toxo-
Their 20 my house, where we found Mr.. Bliss,
and Mr.. Boswell told him he had sosd = Ger.
tain brown horse for s65. did not see Mr..
Boswell pay the money to Bliss, but Il Ii my
strong impression, from what passed be-
tween them In my presence, that he (Bliss)
received S65 In my house for the abovemen-
toned horse. CHARLES MOLER.
shePherdstown, Va. March 30th, 1892.
last, received 81 from Mr.. Henry Boswell
for stopping six head Of horses, fiyc Of which
am eredibly informed, belonged To a GER
tain Henry Bliss, Of Pike county, Ohio.
WILLIAM ORNDORrr.
Tssie,-DAMEL ExrlxR.
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SAMUEL GIBSON h nov vsesiviss
y his supply Of Spring Goods. @ wtgek
he respectfully invites the atsent;se q "a
issesds. the public. ssd sil lovers 81 6pej
bargsiss His terms are sccommsdsiiag,
and Il esIy requires cell 10 s6eeta sals.
Harpers-Ferry. April s. 1888.
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Valuable Jefferson Land
TOR SAYn

subscriber. IS the agent and stsur.
Il ney Of Thomas Fairfax, ESQ. of Alexsn-
dria, offers for sale that v.lusbie estate in JeE
ferson county. Virginia, called "Tus HIa-
HiIAoH." eoasisting of
6z3 ACRES OF LAND,
. large proportion Of which 10 in timber OF
the finest quality. The advantages posse So
ed by this property are very great. Lying
near the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers. a
- in the vicinity Of the large mills erected ON
these streams, willis, ell the facilities for trans
porting its produce to market, TO be derived
from the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. and
the Baltimore Rail Road, will be enjoyed by
1t in the highest degree. There IL q large
and constant stream of water running through
the tract. OF such magnitude that il supplies
several valuable mills before il reaches ,hi.
land. There are also several fine lime stone
springs on the estate. The cleared land 10 in
high state OF cultivation. and the fences are
good. Possession can be had imme diateIy.
The terms will be accommodating, and n
found advantage Gus to do 50, the tract win
DC divided into two parts to suit purchasers.
All applications to be made to the subscri-
Der. residing At Chsriesto~n, Jefferson eoun-
ty, Va, JOSEPH T DAUGhERTY.
June q. 181l-tf
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Virginia Free-Road Lottery

FOURTH CLASS, FOR 1882,
Two b drawn in Woodsseck, Shenandoah
1 county. Va. on reesday the 10Th day Of
Apris. 1892.
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JOurneymcn lailors Wanted.
q OR -Four Journeymep Tsiisrs, who
- are good wsrkmsn, will fnd con-
slant employment and liberal wages, by inn
mediate application to
JOSEPH BROWN.
Charlestown, March %, 1881.
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a Ltss or Letters

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Har-
y y pcrs-fcrry, Va. on the 3lst Of March,
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PUBLIC HOUSE

q H.rpevs Ferry. (neaFiy opposite Maj.
Jas. Stephepsons Hstei.) in ths building
formerly occupied BY WIZ. Graham A
no sxertioa. 90 bis part. shall Be wanting
to reader satisfaction. he solicits . share
Of psblie patronage.
His Bar shsll be supplied With the best
iquora Careful and experienced ser.
watts have been engaged His stabling
10 large sad commodious and attended BY
. gosd estler.
JOHN F1TZSiMMONS.
Hsspsrs-Fervy. April 5. 1854
s.e1e Edfssrs Of ae WineAesfer Y5rSi,ias
and Rsps68cas ,riR giue Ae o6spe aRrre issrr-
nens AID ek@ys q - tAr subscr5er. IF
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Shannon Hill.

containing sbou, Fifty -Four Acres Of cleared
,and' snd shout twenty-five Acres u wood
and, together vi,h another smsif,rses or pss.
eei o. vood land, near snd about the Fslla
hiil, opposite 10 the shsonoadsle snT;n~.-
containing about Thirteen ADD three fourth
Acree-whieh two tracts or parcels Of isnd
are The sane that we're covered to said
FAIRFAX BY Thomas RsglsBd ssd Eliza chris-
tine his wae, BY indeascse, bearing date the
1lH day Of March. 1875, 60 vhich. and "a
the a'ore said deed Of truss beaFiag the ssgno
date both OF record IN the eossty cvurt az
!ehsIson. reference Il hsd Zoe ssoss pastieu.
Jar description. OF these lands, with their
sppnrehahess. ] shall eel The wAoIe, o. so
much theteUs. ~ viil he saeseiaaa "a taiso
the sum OF fourteen hundred and thirty dol.
'srs. with interest thereon frosn the isa dav
o. Js"usfy, iSoa. together wi.h che charges
OF ssle--eoaysy'ng zach tile only as is vested
IN me by said deed Of trust.
January 5, Ie52.--,s.
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4 BOUT the Goth Of September last len
"A Piketou, Ohio, With drove Of horses.
In company with certain HExay Biiss Of
Pike county. Before we started, Bias solicit
I'd me 70 permit him to come in my company
and receive assistance, &c. inasmuch as he
had never been on similar journey. This
! n length consented TO, though not without
the disapProhation Of some Of my friends,
who advised me to have nothing to do with
him. We came TO this place and ncighbor-
hood, whore had been several times. and
sold horses TO those who purchased Of me on
tsrncr Occasions. ] nearly hnished selling
~ horses In this county, when 4 assisted
~ travelling companion in the sale Of his
Whit at Mr.. Charles Moler's, the horses
qot out and were caught by Mr.. VIM. Oru-
dor9, NJ whose house found them, and there
made sale Of one Of them for sixty-iivo dol
lars 70 Isaac Chaplin. ! also paid Mr.. Orn-
dor6 81 Tor his troublc, &c. which consider
very Moderate. Mr.. Moler came BY from
mill, and ve went to his house together, and
on tho Wy told him Of what occurred, what
J he'd cold the horse for, &C. On our return,
y told Bliss OF the Transaction In the presence
OF Mr.. Moler, and paid him the cash AZ the
same time; with all which he appeared to be
well satisfied md made no complaint. This
spring came again with my brother, and to
Asy &SsSuASou4Cuh kOuuo tuak inc SotQ bll8S
had come In before me and circulated several
stories and falsities to my prejudice, among
which was, that had sold horse 10 Chap
lin for him for 65 dollars, and had only re-
turned sixty to him a. also that he had gi-
ven me one dollar a. pay for that which !
had to,d him ! had paid to orpdorfr, but
which, a. he said, had not do.s-thereby
robbing him Of six dollars.
These things I state TO the public for the
satisfaction Of my friends, 10 let them sec
that they havo not placed confidence In an un-
worthy pcrson-and that ] may return here
again, II il should be my lot, not only with
an unsullied reputation, but also with the
confidence Of respectable community. OF
Bliss, IL 10 unnecessary to say any thing fur
thor, than that no Is an ungrateful wretch,
and deserves TO be watched by those with
whom be may come IN contact. will ad-
duce the certificates Of Mr.. Charles Molcr
and Mr.. William Orpdorf, witnessed by Mr..
Daniel Entler. HENRY BOSWELL.
Jefferson Co. March 20, 1892.
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
xA39m2

Try virtue offs Deed Of Trust, executed to
~ the subscriber by Ferdinsndo Fsirfax.
then OF the county Of jefferson, 20 seeurs
the payment Of . certain sum Of money In
said deed mentioned, (and in the psymen, Of
which default has been made,) . shall pro-
eesd to sell. for ready money, TO the highes,
bidder. ~ public auction, before the Coure
House door Of Jefferson county, on Mssdcv
ne l6fh day Of .fpyii Resf. (being Court dsy,
certain tract OF parcel Of Land lying ia sGid
county, and known hv the nar,~ 81
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
~ kulss holden IN the Clerks OA;es Al
the Circuii Superior Coart Of Lsv snd
ChaseeEy for JessFson eousIy, the 6r,,
Moadsy In April, 1889:
yscOS sGi5srf, PIArurrvv.
.AC.gkHyT
JsDaes Sfub6isfsfd, FSafsins BeckAon
and Marine 7. HIckhons,
DEEEEDASTs,
IN cHANCRRY.
NHE defendant. Martins r. WieEham.
got having catered hrs appearance,
sac gives seeasiiy sceordisg e TIE Get Of
a'se@oiy and the rules Of this eours: asd
wwspPearIng By satisfactory evidences that
ns - not IN iahabitant Of THE eounGr,:
!" ordered, that the said defendant %
sppea' here On the frat day Of ihs seEI
uIm, asd answer the bill Of The plsisdG
sec mat . espy 81 this order Be forthwith
s =, in soms asvspapes pablished h
NhaFiesisUS, for iWo moaihs saeeessivslv
ana posted II the fross door Of ths ea.,,'
Rouse ~ the ssid town OF Charlestown
A Copy-Tesir.
ROBERT r. BROWN, G. c.
April 5, 1882.
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0U1A IoWIY
az sxeslless hsvss. sus saie ~
- HUMPHREY KEYEs.
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n LSss or Leffers.

ID EMAiNING in The Post OfIice, Charles
- town, Jcfcrson eounty,v March 3lst,
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1--WE subscriber hes received a large
n supply Of PRIME PLANK Of
every Description. which he will sell oa
accommodating terms.
CHARLES HARPER.
shePheFdstoVB. March 4. 1892.
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a GREAT 4AaoAm

may be had in the purchase Of this estate. BY
making immediate application TO The sub.
scriber.
IN the mean time. Mr. John Griggs 10 duly
authorized 10 prevent all trespasses on the
premises. J. T. DAJCHERry
March /, 1882.
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Stsss or the GyoSe.

TINE Subscriber respectfully in.
Il forms bis friends and the public,
that be has opened q
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EMAlNING in the Post Ofiice at Shop
u y herdstown, Va. on the LIST April, 1881
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EDVC.RTKON.

B.rpers-Ferry. March %. 1852.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-05
MAR RIED.

In this town on Sunday evening last, by tn,
Rev. MIR. Eddy, Mr.. George Lewis, of New-Bed
ford, to Miss Catharine Peckham, daughter of Mr.
Erasmus X. Pcckham ofthis town.
Same evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Tucker, Mr.
David L. Winslow, of Providence, TO Miss Abby
Boss, daughter of the late Capt. Wm Boss, Of
this town.
Same evening, Mr. Enoch Horton, Of NewBed-
ford, to Miss Abigail Trisco TIsdae, daughter OF
the late mr.. James I'sdae, merchant, of Boston.
On the 25th, by the Rev. Mr.. Mckenzie, Mr..
Weeden r. Underwood, of South Kingstown, to
Miss Susan Is. Albro, daughter Of the late Capt.
Henry Albro, OF this town.
In Providence, on Monday evening last, by the
Rev. Dr. Edes, Capt Charles C. Cook, Of this
town, To Miss Maria y. Taber of Fair-Ilaven.
At Fairhaven on Sunday evening last, mr. Wm
Il. Boyd, ofPorsmouth, II. |. to Miss Sal,ina W.
Weldon, daughter Of Capt. Joseph Weldon.
In Providence on Tuesday evening, by the rev.
Mr.. Phillips, Mr. Wm G. Shearman, of ofNewport,
to Miss Mary, daughter of the late Capt. Thomas
Wescott, Of the former place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-05
DIED.,

In this town, last evening, Mr.. Samuel Dexter
aged 6S years. Ills funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon AT 2 o'clock, from the house OF
Mr.. Charles &. Heath the Long wharf, which
his relations and friends are requested to attend
without further invitation.
On the cath ult. of the Group, Mary s. daugh-
tor Of Mr. Charles c. Heath, aged years 6 mos.
On Sunday evening last, Mrs. Deborah Hacker,
aged 80 years. This excellent woman will long
live in the memory Of her iriends-she had been a
worthy member of the I'd Baptist Church in this
town, for 81 years.
On the same evening, ofthe Group, Susan Shaw,
daughter Of Mr.. Gilbert Chase, aged years.
AT East-Greenwch on Wednesday last, Mr..
James Burrill, jun. aged % years.
On the 3oth ult. Peleg Wilbour, Esq Of War
wick, in the 6sth year of his age.
In Virginia, on Christmas day, Mrs Mary w.
Marshall wife of Chief Justice Marshall aged 66.
The venerable couple had been married within a
few months Of forty-nine years.
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B R &c TX s
WANTED.

EROPOSALS will be received until the 9th
- January next, for the supply at Fort Adams,
Newport Harbor, II. /. Of
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FREEHOLD, N. J. Dec. %

MYsTERIoUs.-Strange stories are told
Ivy some of our citizens, of Capt. KID, the
Phantom Ship, or something else being
on our coast. An armed vessel carrying
36 guns, is anchored ofSquam river, TAX :
ing in provision and landing some of her
crew. She is said to be full of armed
men who pay double price for beef and
produce, though within few hours sail
of New-York, where they might be bet
ter accommodated Three or four ofthe
bands have been landed and have pro-.
ceeded to Philadelphia They show
plenty ofnew Mexican dollars. Wheth-
er the vessel be privateer, pirate or pub
lie armed vessel, or where she belongs is
unknown, as she shews neither name nor
colors, or gives any account ofhcrsclf
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late war, which was arrested by an ad.

late war, which was arrested by an ad.
journment.
Thursday, Dec. %.
In SENATE, very little business was
transacted. The Committee on Public
Lands reported upon the proposition re-
fcrrcd to them 10 reduce tho price Of the
public lands, that it was inexpcdicnt to
act on the subject at this time. The bill
to authorize the State of Illinois to sell
10000 acres CT the "Ohio Saline" was
passed; and the bill provided for the cs-
tablishment Of an additional Land Office
in the State of Louisiana, was ordered to
third reading; Mr.. Benton introduced
bill to abolish the duty on Alum Salt.
In the House of Representatives. A.
mong the petitions presented, was one,
submitted ny the Speaker, of several
thousand females of the City ofPhiladel
phia and its vicinity, in relation to slave
ry in the United States. 1t was laid on
the table. Mr. Root resumed his re-
marks on the resolution to the proceeds
Of the sales Of the Public Lands.
had not concluded when the hour expir.
ed. The bill to provide for the settle
ment of the claims of South Carolina, for
advances made during the late war, was
further discussed at some length; but the
debate was arrested by an adjournment
In the Senate on Friday, 3Oth, mo-
tion to refer the bill abolishing the duty
on Alum Salt to the committee on FL
nance, which was supported by Messrs.
Benton, Smith and Hayne, and opposed
by Mr.. Clay, was lost, and the bill was
referred to the committee on Manufac-
tures.-The Senate adjourned to Tues
day. The resolution relating to the pub
lie lands, was farther discussed by Mr..
Root, and various amendments were pro-
posed to it, but no question was taken;
and the House after considering several
private bills, adjourned till Tuesday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-05
$40 REWARD.

lHAhI.N from the stable of Nichols IIassard,
Isq near the State House in Newport, on
The morning of the Sd inst dark brown HORSE,
between and 10 years old. There is no partic-
uar marx upon the horse by which he can be ac-
cura'e'y described other than lac has small sore
on h,s oil fore leg, which frequently occasions Il
nile 'ameneSs. The name of the person who
took sald horse is not known to the subscriber
he put up at Mr. Iassard's on the night of the I'd,
and m the morning ordered the above horse tack
Ied' pretending that ii belonged TO him, when he
MADE on 1t Is supposed, in the direction of New
bedford: Is, as near as can be recoIIected, a.
bou' ieet inches bigh-thick set, full face;-
had ON light shaggy pea jacket, and white, low
crowned felt hat. The above reward will be paid
Tor the recovery of the horse and the apprehension
OF the thief, or ten dollars for either.
GEORGE ANTHONY.
Newport, Jan. s, 1929