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Notice.

Notice.
THE Undersigned having this day form.
ed professional connexion for the
practice Of
3 e MEDICINE and SURGERY,
10 this Town. under the firm of
VIM. g. j. ". Turner.
Tender their services to the Public, in the
different branches Of their profession. They
will expect their Accounts TO be paid or ad-
juoted annually at least.
HIM. Turner.
81 j. y. Turner.
The Subscriber having made now ar
'rangement in business, as above stated, and
finding il indispensable that oil his old &C.
.cpunis should be settled, earnestly solcts
The attention Of those with whom he has IN
ssttled accounts, 10 their adjustment, and
,givos this general notice--that after the iirst
Of October next /; those remaining at that
time unadjusted, viii be placed in the hands
OF George Turner, Esq. for final settlement.
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COMMON PRAYER BOOKS,

MYTH the new selection Of Psalms and
w Hymns,splenddly bound in arabesque
cali and norocco--gilt edge, and extra gilt,
with and without, eight fine steel engravings;
also. in common binding Received for SALE
et w. GALATIANS Book Store s Circu-
fafing Library.
ALSO FoR SALE--The new selection of
Psalms and Hymns, separate from the prayer
book, in variety Of bindings.
aug. 2l
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DRorosALs Is for building Catholic Church
- in Newport, will be received by the Rev
Mr.. Cory. Information can DO had in re-
spect to the style and size of the building
BY applying to MIL. Dowling, opposite Mr..
Could's Thames. st. aug. 81.
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4. woman wishes for place as nurse or
IA chamber maid, and can bring good re-
recommendations. Enquire at the house of
John D. Read, at foot Of William Street, in
Spring Street.
2 Aug. % f Sal
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NOTICE.

VvfE subscibor has during the past week
Il received largo additional supply Of
European and Domestic Spring goods Of ev-
cry iscription--which enab, isbm TO offer
to customers q very large and elegant ss.
sortmcnt at prices that cannot fail TO please.
THOMAS FOWLER, Jr.
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DIED.

J In this town on Wepnesday last. .Mrs CatIie.
Iine Price, widow Of Mr.. Benjamin Price, aged
81 yoars'
At New Orleans ou the 2slh August. Of tho
prevailing fevcr. after an illness Of four days,
Ma John B. Newton Of this town, eldest son OF
Capt Simon Newton, IN the 34th year ofhis age.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
UTANTON WEEDEN has made an
w assignment to me, of his property and
effects, for the benefit of his Creditors. All
persons having claims against said WANToN
WEEDEN, are requested to present them
and every person indebted 10 said WEEDEN
is requested to make immediate payment.
E.TKEVETI', Assignee.
Newport, Sept. 4th.
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ARRIVED.
September 18th.

September 18th. eAHF''
Brig Eagle OF Newport, Burroughs, fin
Phil'a.for Providence. 1'us ~, -os'q (
rsS.f3teop Victory Heswich, Snow, I'm Hsr.
eswioh, MY. - goi tfe, ~ oo'ssgs ~Tt
=. sloop George, Nantucket, Coleman, Nan
sISop Omega, Nantucket, slsrbuck. do.
for Newport.
sIoop Annawon, Providence, Bliven, FIN
N. Y, Newport
Sch. Mary, Newport, Barlow, Long Isl.
- sloop Jones, Halle, Nantucket, Crow ell,
Long Island, do.
September 18th.
Sch. Superior, Sandwich, Barlow. Prov.
Sandwich.
Sch. Enterprise, Newport, Barlow, do.
Sloop Eliza, Frsetown, Myrrich, Freetown
Kingston.
sloop Express, Providence, Gardner,
Providence, N. Y.
September Goth.
Sch. Friendship, Newport, Peabody, L.
sloop Henry. N. B., Anthony, Providence,
New Bedford.
:. Sloop Herald. Providence, Name hester, N
York, Providence.
Sloop James Lampheer, N. London, Kee.
ney, Providence, W York. si
Sloop Liberty, Southampton, BENJAMIN,
8. Hampton, Newport.
September 2ist.
Sch. Stephen, Berkley, Burt, James Riv.
er, Newport.
September 22d.
Sch. Industry. Norfolk, Shelley, Warker-
ton, Providence.
September 23d.
Sioop Fame, Nantucket, Folger, Boston,
Nantucket. :
Sch. n. of Providence, Parker, I'm Provi-
> dence, Lubec. h
y ENTERED.
Sloop Anawan, Biven, ". York.
Schr. Delight in Peace. .Nickerson, Boston.
-f3ioop Fame, Folger, Bristol = 20 f.ta9. ~,
CLEARED.
Sloop .Annawnn, Bliven, Providence.
Meridian, Norris, NY.
Schr. Delight in Peace, .Nickerson, Prov.
SIoop Camilla, Vars, NJ York.
Fame, Folger, Nantucket.
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oven in cases Of long standing, and Of tho
most severe character, have received certain
relief, and many have been cured in few
days, some in "a hours as a number Of per-
sons in Boston and vicinity, who were for
merly afflicted with tho Rheumatism, have
very fully testified. Certificates are in tho
Of the Proprietor, proving the
most thorough and surprising cures by mcaNs
Of this powerful Liniment, in cases where
other approved applications had utterly failed.
The Liniment is also used with success for
Bruises, Sprains, Numbness, Stiffness Of the
Joints. Chlblains. &c.
Price, so cts, bottle. gs.s.+
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LIST TefLETTERS.

EmAIsrso in the Posr. OFFICE, Newport, n
lNI. Sept. Sd, 1888
GTPersons calling for them, will please soy
"advertised," as they are placed in seperate
box.
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PARASOLS ap.e
lust received alarge LOT Of elegant para
- sols for sale low, by
July 81. II. Fowler, Jr.

AVERY'S TRIAL.
with the
ARGUMENTS OF COUNSEL,
Reported without abridgment by
B. Il. HALLETT.
are received, and for Sale az
w. GALATIANS act
Book Store and Circulating Library.
The Peoples Magazine,
published in Boston every other Sat-
urday.
Terms only 81 per annuu, in advance.
Subscriptions received at
w. GALATIANS Bpok Store.
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A
John Ashley
John Alden
Russel G. Arnold
John Ashley
Miss Louisa Akerly
Miss 3. s. Akerly
B
James E. Boisseau
Joseph X. Brown 2
Capt. WIN. Burrows
J, Blake
Capt. John Burgess
Joshua Brainerd
Andrew Ban6eld
Willard Babcock
]. Brick a. Co.
Mrs. Eliza P. Brown
Mrs. Patrick Brown
Mrs. Niobe Barker
Israel A. Biers
Isaac Babcock
Miss Cornelia N.
Bond
| Mrs. N. Bloodgood'
Maj. John Black
wood 2
G.
"a. Don Juan Chaquc
Jeremiah $. Currier
Capt Joseph Crock ker
WIN. II. Cook
Roscoe Cole
Peter Chace
Joseph Crandall
Mrs. L. N. Childe
Ase. s6ersh Cook
! Mrs. Melinda Gran.
dali
MRS. Jnlia Collins
Miss a. Chace 2
| t" Julia A. Collier
{" Adahne Cobb
Barzill Dunn
Capt. Davis
Charles A. Davenport
Miss Candace A
| Dorr
F.
Francis w. Elder
NJ iss Edmondson
! Mrs. Francis Elder
+
james Farguson
E. s. Fuller
! Augustus w. Fenno
David Fisk
John Frost
Mrs Maria Francis
Miss Tobey
Il
Capt. Christopher
Godfrey
Capt. James Cove
VIM, T. Hswes
III. b. Howell
Peter Haintz ~.
Andrew Hill
Nathaniel Hiliard
n n on
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TO Let,

SA ONE third part Of tho Dwell.
f% ling house, formerly belonging
~! to Caplo Jonaiba Heath dec.
wv. in Thames. st. contsining two
back rooms, one front room, pert or the gar.
ret, and other privileges according. 0i
For further particulars enquire Of inh
CAPT. WILLI AM HEATH
May 8.
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advertisement /!

TO THE .aSTHMETIc 4, cONSUMPT TTvE.
vVNiIE most prevalent and fatal of all the Dis
4 enscs incident to civilized society--lho
Cnsumption--m generally be traced TO
the least alarming Of disorders, q slight but
neglected Cold. BY estimation II appears that
one hundred and my Moussnd persons die
annually Of the Consumption. Most ofthese
dreadful results may be attributed to common
Colds, and q negligent treatment Of the har-
RAISING Cough that generally ensues-which
is usually followed by difficult breathing, pain
lent and repeated Asthma,ic attacks slso
bring on consumpiive symptoms. One or two
dollars expended in the purchase of
DR.. RELIES ASTMATIC PILLS,
and little attention TO their timely adminis-
tration, will usually ensure a mitigation Of
these disorders, and generally effect cure
TIE Pills are also a u easy aud eifectual REM
edy for the symptoms preceding and accom-
panying the Asthma and Consumption. For
Colds, Coughs, difficulty OF breathing. tight
ness and structure across tho Chest, Whcez-
ing, Pain In tho Side, Splitting Of Blood, &c.
Few cases can occur of any of this class Of
disorders in. which the purchasers Of DR..
Relies Pills will not find rich return for
their trifing expenditure.
Price-whole boxes, 80 Pills, ! doll. !; hal
no THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
q 9 = ~ s.
TIME celebrated ALBIONC ORN PLAS-
Il TER affords instant relief, and at the
same time dissolves and draws tho Corn out
by the roots, without the least pa
CERrIPIcATE.--"1'o those afflicted with
Corns on their feet do certify, tnat ] have
used the ALEioN Conn PLASTER, with cem.
plete success. Before Ihad used one box, II
completely cured Corn which had troubled
me for many years. i make this public for
the benefit Of those afflicted with that pain
ful complaint.
WIN. SHAW.
Flushing, Z. T. FEB. 2S."
Price, so cents a box.
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LEHIGH COAL.

HIGH COAL.
H,llE Subscribe. has made arrangements
Il with the sgentofthc Lehigh Coal Com.
pany, TO be supplied constantly, with the
best Of the Lehigh soft and hard, at as rea
sonable terms as can be afforded, when IL
arrives. g
The soft Lehigh has been tried Ia Phils
delphia, end approved of in the kitchen and
psrlour CRATES steam engines and cupols
furnaces, IL burns brilliantly, and gives more
blaze and without tho Stag, dross cinder, and
the impurity is common to most other coal.
A cargo 10 expected soon.
JulyI7. VIZ VARS.
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Stra W. Matti ng.
S&64 srRAw MArrxo Of good quaIity, and
- for Salo eRrAp,by
May 20. Ww. e. Cssssss y Co.
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Ladies' and Gentle
mems fashionable
Boot & shoe
.ssss. Store. ~
No l28. SHaMEs sTasHs.,s y

NATHANIEL HORSWELL.
HAVING taken the Store recently oc-
IL cupicd by Horswell e. Aldrich and
provided himself with afashionable sssors.
ment Of Ladies' and Gentlemcn's Boots and
Shoes, which he offers to the citizens and
vsiters of Newport upon the most sstisfac-
tory terms His stock TO which he is re-
ceiving constant sdditions) now embraces
Ladies' N. York Boots and Shoes, Of the la
test fashions. n
Boots and Shoes OF every description
manufactured to order in style
not to b0 surpassed, If equa- fat
led by any workmen
in this Town
The Public are respectfully invited to
call and examine for themselves.
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q q q q q q q
WestsUard HO /!
Z Short Metre!!

THE subscriber being about to leave
this part of the country, hereby gives
nstice to ell those indebted t. him, that,
unless payment is made before the 10th of
October, 1888. their accounts will be placed
IN the hands Of WM ENNIS, ESQ. for col
lection. Those who have accounts against
him. are requested to present thom for
settlement.
F. D. PECKHAM.
Sept. IS, 1888.
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REMEDY FOR
II III IL II M A ISM

THE excruciating paih-the decrepitude
Il and deformity, and the premature old
age, which are the usual attendants of this
disorder, are suffered by many from despair
of a cure, or disappointment in the efficacy
OF the numerous pretended antidotes used to
effect this purpose. But those who havo
made fair trial Of
DIR. JEBB' CELEBKATED
UuAfu NJvN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-06
MARRIED.
MARRIED,
Al Trinity Church. Sunday morning lat h A.,
Rev Joseph Ca'son. Mr. Hoafy c. Toar to Mis-, s.an a,o
Dyo all OF this cit $3.50 N~s~" 3A"aHu~
I)EA1IIS

becomes melancholy du a, to ,.eor, ,h ,, 81
one s y, oG oldest and most pei bile Richard iosc s-a
W. ct an Illness OF months
revolutions had fought Lafayette snd pai,eipaS /" . Smo",
81 ,ho~n mhc" the Anne gained complete
IL, army the Victorious a.hinYon. The was
10 Month C"'Yna where yssrs, and 'moseJ ,
this country in the 1871. ~ thoe r an nisn
inc very arg- family chi deo, he dcy,
pensc ,h ,y might ss % sa,T nehe, trouble
come useful aud ro;pee,as nemLet society. uceeede
extent, fVy his highest xycs
, 's ngs was citizen OF uneommon worth. lie
W ava hoPmnoe without ostenaouj conscientious cbIis,sn
without shade OF bisoy soldier patriot without boasu
tho last snd was remarkable from Ito pre- iicos
commonly a,'onden, Hs has et him widow
friends lament his natural that he5 should noun bu,
e,s .nvy I,e e, without co sol ton The life OF the Dc.
enjoyed during this ordinary share of health and
complaining all hn! -cna wish or expect mo- sraed
, aSsuanee OF happy !"mr,sly, esyin, Lehiod
Wlam Gihhcs Hunt editor OF Banner in tim,
n st & I % and G aa of ss and .,stsa
en country The ecI Department, papar has, for the
ID cd cholera Bar sosn hours ndisnosi.n
Wm Rowan and Mr.. Rowan h weA H. Rowan aud Mary Jan.
Rowan On f"dy evening July ali ro1r Of them
Departed life near ,ie White Sulphur srrin.. on ~. ss
nmo, Mrs Ann" Heron. Waller He ION Esq OF This
fever rendered pnu fnl progo.s by the want Of
n".s comforts ard attentions she could have
'i usual to e'nbazon forth in praise
virtues al on, departed hicnds; but the will
~ FOL "w he train Of obituary aduIution commune.
AZ misS wiz feel her los Of hpso splendid
whom al" Bat Oh! her sa,,e, ed f.m
and ITS n'oa,ion' with hearts bent down TO the
Dom the who console, OF every
held dear Hope Inspire. tho ,houSh, ,b" m. f
so many wa. but has ened by hor sudden
.,uo ond oil existence alone accomplished Beacon
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ELECTIONS.

1His'oWt-lt was once saying in Pennsylvania, that
no could tell Dho The Governor hH after the
election. But the is still in Missouri The cleo
ton for member OF Congress
aud they are as much at loss determine Which
rs the man The very same mail brings us three very
different statements. According the Louisville Adver-
User Of the 9Th ul,, Judge Shannon is the man The
ST. Louis Free Press OF the 22d thinks that COL Sroher
has carried the dayand states that in 81 countess lie is
only BIB votes behind Bull and ii Counties besides parts
OF others, TO bear from, most of which known
for Srother" But the st. Louis Republican OF the 23l
tells another tale, and entertans " but little doubt from the
returns Of Bulls election being 100 votes ahead Of Shan
non, and 80 OF Sroher-lesvIng only IL countless and
parts OF others TO be heard from, OF which have certain
ly given small majoriries TO Mr.. Bull.
Rentucky-H awes's majority over Thompson l. ascer.
tanned 10 be l06Lyon's Boyd, 754-snd Loves over
White, 23O Moores return over Letcher is producing
much excitement and discussion.
Rhode ISIGnd-Burges Is said TO have received a ma
joyify the whole number Of votes and is therefore re.
elected There is no election between Pesrce and Up
will have 10 be again.
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Augn', 10

NOTlCE.-Tbe subscriber having purchased that old
~ and well known stand formerly called Groomses Iy-
ing The Three Chop road, SO miles from Richmond, 80
from Charlottesville ard from thence the Blue
about Christmas last has been very much engaged
pairing and preparing the plare for the accommodation u
his lie prepared with COOL lots of eve
ry kind receive any kind Of stock, with good pas ures
re has also gov ssbis kept In ne order Tor the recep-
ton Of horse droves travelling customerssl OF which
tie wishes to furnish 1,god term. others in the
line. JOSEPH p. GLENN.
August z5-u
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GEORGE NIcHoLAs's LETTER.

The Charleston Mercury has r.. published with much
flourish Of trumpets, the celebrated letter Of George
Nicholas Of Kentucky written in '9S, the Alien aud
Scdion Laws We thank them for the present We read
the address when were but boy-and we distinctly
reeolect with what pleasure we read it, We have been
or some hme attempting TO procure copy OF in vain
AND we now bail its re.sppearsnce with safaction.
We trust that The request Of a NufeT may be gra,hed
and That copies Of may he circulated in pamphe, form
we'll ss in Mr.. Raguets Examiner.
We may say, That there is scarcely sentiment (peF.
haps not one) 10 which we do not cordially subscribe
s work is monument TO his talents and TO his patriot.
ism. There is not opinion which lends any color or
eounensnee to the heresy OF Nulihcaion He speaks in
the eloquent strains Of his attachment 10 the Union
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Thdf is Lis3

The forthcoming No. Of the American Quarterly Re.
view hasan article "Slavery in the District of Column
bia WI hat, Is there can Of the !-Does Il
really press the proposition Of Mesrs Manu. Stone, Sc
For Heavens sake, gentlemen, pause.
ihe National Gazette also states, that of the grand
projects OF the Nuhfiers for the winter is to .ove
some amendments the Constitution by which further
protection may he given to the property
Is not MIR. Walsh mistaken? What smendme nts-wh hat
further prote is 10 be asked for Are we have
ag'iators on both sides the Poomac' Are the Nufers
abou, try to tie the hands Of Congress by further
stricons from meddlng with the slave property in the
Southern S,aesi But this subject, !" the Blood of
Douglas will protect itself"
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As being absolutely essential to prosperity as free
people, He lashes the obnoxious laws with the whip
Of scorpions, but does not embrace among all his RENE
dies the Carolina Doctrine.Our are too much
crowded this morning to notice this pamphlet furtherbut
shall give a few extracts in our ne It,
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rOSIUIy.vJCgTED

COMMUNICATED.
Practical Nhiiifcation.--Co County COtut Dignity.
The dinner given by the Williamsburg wassailers 10 the
Hon Mr. Coke, and the high oued notification doctrines
promulgated in The toasts have caused practical expert
Inen OF notification the shipiul justices for the
county Of York Whilst holding Court in The Court
House OF that county, on Monday the 29ih ult. -
merchant OF w iamsbure, and partner Of the Hon.
Richard Coke, jr, not having sufficiently cooled off
the effects OF the recent public dinners only denied the
right OF the court TO him, but actually shook hi
tsst at the Court and told them that they oil
f--s. The ie Of some of their worships was 50 far
excited TO order the sheriff 10 take Mr. Cokes partner
jail but they were induced, by the solicitations
OF the Commonwealth Attorney, (the Hon. r. Coke) to
the liberty taken by his partner and release him.
on his giving security for his future good behaviour
them.
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NHEDiCAL COLLEGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
1vh The Chairs of Anatomy, OF Surgery, Of Obstetrics
and the Diseases OF Womon and Children, OF Matera
Medca and OF Chemistry in the Medical College OF South
Carolina being vacant tho Board of Trustees under the
will, the first Monday III September next, proceed to
fill the
Candidates for the sbovs Chairs will please address
their letters OF application (pos pa to the Chairman Of
tse Board OF Trustees +. w. NORTH, NJ. ID.
Ex. Ofiicio Chairman Board OF Trustees
A.. HAsELL, M ID. Secretary.
September q. $50
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NVsNT IT IO.NENNf Isl HT'I@IoFI NJ EN- .---Tho
~ subscribers having entered into IN
der the firm OF ATKINSON NOEL, and taken the stand
Main street. formerly occupied by Mr. George Wilson,
and recently by Mir Samuel Coe Tor the purpose of
ryingon the conary business. they beg TO
quaint their friends aud the public that they will keep
constantly hand every article in the line
OF the best quality and will sell the JASON abio
terms. They are prcpmed furnish families public
houses withsny article in their line the shortest notice
Their bar will bc furnished with the best liquors aud wines
that be procure aud pledge ourselves spare no
pains in trying satisfaction those that may favor
us with their custom. They will at all times sell candies,
sc. at very small advance.
TURNER ATKINSON,
EDWARD E. NOEL.
Sept 3. 35-3t
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AH RS. JARVIS has removed The house on the cor
Yn ner opposite her late residence the OF Mr.
w alter d. Blair and directly opposite the Theatre She
takes this opportunity Offering her thanks for the patron
age sbe has received and Of soliciting connu of the
same. The school will open the last Monday in Sep.
ember.
Miss Liecomes infant school will be kept In the same
house with Mrs Jarvis, and open at the same time
Richmond, Sept. 5h, 1888. a.
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TO THE EDIIoES or T,Ue ENc


As every citizen OF the Common cath more or less
interested in the election OF Governor OF the State
is important that he be man OF sound republican prin
cipes, and possessing dignity OF character permit
bring the notice OF the Legislature Tor that Office
oil pure republican principles, and who will carry Dig
niy oil character into the council chamber aud every
where else-Thst man is General Boyd Of Berkeley.
would also, through the same dunn, md to
the people Of the United States, John Mclean OF Ohio,
FIT aud proper person to I'LL the Office Of President aud
Philip Barbour Of Virginia, fit and proper person
to It'll the office Of Vice President of these United States
and do hope that they may receive the surages OF the
republican voters at the next election.
AIthea Grove. Sept. 4lh, 1893 NERBUM SAT-
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New York Consolidated Lottery.

OllCE-I do hereby iorewarn all pc sos from taxing
L an assignment Of bond executed by me 10 Robert
Su'h bearing date about The 25,h Of March, (pcrlaps
aeD 1928. and payable two years after date SUN
Of ($i24S twelve hundred and forty dollars il
Ing or The purchase OF certain tract OF Land contnjng
oo) one hundred and fifty sis acres, will fully sppr
on reference to the records of the county Dnwd.
,ie Fnjing recently that the said Robert Sh had not
legal right or title 10 sell said Land; therefore, deter
mined not to pay cent Of the said bond know not
in whose hands The said bond j. lodged have been snx
Gus to hear from II; but since have discovered that said
oIih has not the power TO make proper right said
land, give this public notice, in order that may
he put TO any Inconvenience by taking assignment
said bond. Signed, this 10Th of August, 1893
August 30. [3S-41 HENRY c. THwEATT
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-On Tuesday ,Ihe
first day Of October next II lair IL not the fair
Day thereafter, shall offer for sale, public cion
the premises, the Tract Of Land which live in the
county OF Prince Edward. II lies he main Southern
road within about mile OF Farmville and six miles
Prince Edward Court House. The contains about
524 OF which about $50 D woods and so 60 Of
creek bottom This tract OF land Is we'll adapted to the
cultivation Of corn wheat oats and tobacco; it IS well i'm
proved and very well wstered He deems farther de-
scrpiioo unnecessary those wishing 70 purchase will
view for themselves Before the dsy OF SALE the land will
be shown any person wishing 10 buy by the proprietor
Terms will be Accommodating, sod made known the
day OF sale hBNER WATSON
August ie 20 ~ids