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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-25

at the town-mecting in this place Oh
the nth inst. Henry Y. Cranstor, Esq.
was unanimously chosen Moderator.
The following gentlemen were elected
Representatives to the General Assem-
bly,, in the order in which they stand,
without opposition, viz
benjamin Hazard,
Nathaniel S. I,uggles,
Elcazer Trevca,
Christopher +. Robbins,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-25
REPORT OF THE
NEWPORT ASYLUM.
To The Hon. the Torn Council ofM to,cn Of
.Nemporf.

To the Hon. the Torn Council of the to,cn Of
.Nemporf.
THE undersigned, Secretary Of the
Board Of Commissioners of the NEWPORT
ASYLUM, respectfully reports:-That at
the commencement ofthe past year, there
were in the Asylum 67 inmates;-That
during said year, 80 persons have been
received making in all, 99.-Of whom
8 have died, and 90 been discharged; /;
leaving on the 25th day of March, 1888,
"a persons, viz: 43 males, and 3 females.
The FARM is now in a much more
hourishing condition than it was two
years ago; the land from the judicious
management, unwearied exertions and
attention Of The Superintendent, is fast
Iregaining its strength, and the Commits
sioners, from the experience Of the past,
feel assured that the expense Of main
tanning the Poor, will be much less un-
der the present, than it was under the
former system. The average number Of
inmates the last year, is greater than it
ever has been, and the Commissioners
have been obliged to make sundry per-
manent improvements, absolutely ncces-
sary for their accommodation and man.
agement. The sum expended, owing to
tho increased numbe'. IS greater than it
was the last year, but the Hon. Coun-
Gil will perceive from the following state
mcnt, that the cost of maintaining each
individual, is two cents less per week.
Torn Of Newport,
10 The Newport 1sylum, Er.
1ro cost Of The establishments Cor the ycar ending
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-25

The accounts of cessation of hostli-
tie, between the Sultan and the Pacha
Of Egypt, Is fully confirmed.
The Count de Survilliers, Joseph
Bonaparte) intends to return this summer
from England, to his residence at Bor-
dcntown, Pcnn.--Sir Francis Burdett
is soon to be made peer of the British
realm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-25
NEW GOODS.
IA NJ ES MU MFORI T
No. 80 l-9, Thames-st.

No. 80 l-2, Ihames-st
KHAS received blk Italian g. sinchaw
LEI silks, gros dc Naples, pongees vc-
ry cheap; cross bard muslin, ,cord
circassian, dark stormant, linen drilling,
mix'd do; jackonet cambric, null mus
lin, nansook do; hoskin gloves, white
silk hose, random do 4; einghams, bishop
lawn, red Thibet wool hdkfs; furniture
chintz, French drilling blk nankin Grape,
stripe jean, and general assortment of
Eng glish, French, and American calicos;
blcach'd and unblcached cottons, at all
prices; umbrellas, blue, blck and mixed
broadclo,hs, brown and green do; cassi-
meres, satincts, Sc.-and variety Of
other articles, as good and cheap as can
be found at any other store in town.
april 25
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-25

The sch Pocahontas, Bailey, of this pot, was
to sail I'm Magnolia lth inst. for N York.
I he brig Ann Gadsdcn, Northam, Of do. cid at
n Orleans 5th for Provid.
Brig Harriet, Cook was advs'd at New Orleans
30th ut to sail Tor Provid LIST May.
Schr Penobscot, Pope, arr at N York OF Mon
day evening last, FIN this port, bound to Charles
ton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-25

CLEARED.
Steamboat BENZ Franklin, Bunker, Provid.
&C Providence, Thayer, do;
sloop Caroline, Dodge, Norfolk;
" Eagle, Layton, N York;
" Ca,harne, Rogers, N Bed;
4" Venus, Child, Provid;
Schr Fox, Finch, Wilmington, N. c.
" Delight-n-peace, Nckcrson, Provd.
.aRRIV.ALS.
Saturday, 20h-s!oop B d Jones, West, fin
Providence for N Bed; Venus, ChlIis FIN NYork.
Sunday, 2lst-sIp Echo, Williamson, fm Ri
vcrhcad; First Attempt, Walden, fin NYork.
-nonday, 22d-sp Kingston, Carpenter, from
Savannah for Pro,id; Transport, Vinal, I'm Bos-
ton for Hartford; schr Dc.ght-in-peace, Nicker-
son, fm do for Provid.
Hednesday, "a Sarah, Knowlton, from
Richmond for Portsmouth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-25

Contradictory accounts relative to the
cholera at Havana have been published,
both bearing the same date. One ac-
count says that the cholera had entire
ly subsided-the other allirms that 1t had
not abated in malignity, and that from A
to 500 die daily.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-25

kind and anectionate. lie has ef behind him,
many relatives and friends, who will long remem-
ber his many virtues,-ln his last illness, he could
well adopt the language Of the Poor,
"Come welcome Death, the end of fears:
I am prepared to die" (CoMM.
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William Bateman,
George G. King.

Mr.. King was elected in the place of
Mr.. Freeborn, who declined rc-elec-
ton.
A vote passed the town at this meet
ing, that in future The Church bell be
rung at I2 o'clock at noon, instead of |
o'clock D. m. as heretofore.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-25
Nj A Il x I A G. T. s.

AtProvidence. on Wednesday evening I7lh, by
the Rev. DR.. Crocker, Mr. Moses Brown Ives to
Miss Anne Allen Dorr, eldest daughlef Of Sullivan
Don, Esq all Of Providence.
At tNew-Shorcham, BIock-lsand,) on the lih
inst. by the Rev. MIR. Stcdman, Mr.. Simeon Bab-
cock, Jun. of Richmond to Miss Nlary-Ann Coe,
daughter Of Mr. Benjamin L. Coe, Of the former
place.
In Warren, Mr. Charles w Sanders, TO Miss
Catharine Cole, daughter of Capt Jonathan Cole.
Mr. Marin d. Ronncy, of Bristol, to Miss Char
lotte li. Cole. Of Warren.
In New-l York, Mr. Solomon T.. Caswel, former
ly of this town, to Miss Elizabeth daughter of Mr.
james Scrymser, Off York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-25

OUR ELEcrIoN.-The Boston Tran
script thus announces the result Of our
election: The Gubernatorial Election in
Rhode Island, has resulted in the choice
of the Siamese candidate, MIR. Francis,
of the Anti-masonic Jackson party.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-25
GUDERNATORIAL ELECTION.

The annual election Of General Off
GERS took place throughout the State, on
Wednesday, the l7,h inst. by the fol-
lowing returns it will be seen that the
Jackson and Anti masonic candidate for
Governor is elected
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-25

The New Bedford Workingmen's pa
per says, that "John Brown Francis
Governor clecD has come out about
1000 ahead of Mr. Arnold"-aboa $500
too many.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-25
HERALD OF THE TIMES.

soldier, like Col. Thuycr, could not hes
itate as to the line of conduct which du-
ty required him to pursue = .Msw- York
Commercial Advertiser.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-25

THE RESULT OF THE ELEcTIoN.-We
have returns from all the towns in the
State, from which it appears that John
Brown Francis is elected Governor, by
majority of about 700 votes, and that
Jeffrey Hazard, Of Exeter, is elected
Lieut.. Governor, by about the same ma
jority. Alpheus Billings, Byron Dman,
Sanford Almy, Robert +. Noycs, Wei
come Arnold, Christopher Spencer, Thos.
Cory, Jr. and Isaac Wilkinson, who
were supported by the amalgamated par
ty on both tickets, are also elected Sc
nators. 1t is believed that there is no
choice ofthird and fifth Senators, as three
candidates were run for each of those
places, viz: for third Senator, Benjamin
Smith, National Republicans, William
Brown; Jacksonian, and William Brown
ing, Anti-mason: for the fifth, Samuel
W. King, National Republican; Robert
Hopkins, Jackson, and Israel G. Man
chester, Anti-masonic. 1t will not be
known what number Of votes each of
these persons have received, until coun-
ted at elcction.-[ Pro,idence Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-25

ENTERED.
Steamboat Ecni. Franklin, Punkcr, N York;
g Providence, Ihayer, do;
Schr. Caiharinc, Rogers, Midd!c,own;
Il" ight-in-peacc, Nickcrson, Boston;
Sloop Venus, Child, N York.
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.Neu- York and Boston Steam Boat Go

VU>llE Spring tcrm of my sclool. commenced
y on the lirs, Monday of April instant.
april 20 TuomAs 4. RoDMAN,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-25

In the case er pnric Tobias Watkins,
the opinion of the Circuit Court Of the
District Of Columbia was delivered by
Chief Justice Cranch on Saturday last,
quashng the three writs of execution a.
gainst the prisoner, over-rullng the mo-
ton of the Attorney for the U. States to
commit him, and ordering him to be dis
charged. Nat. INTEL. god.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-04-25


WEST PoINT.-A few days since we
had the unpleasant duty to perform, of
announcing that Col. Thaycr was about
to retire from the command ofthc station
at West Point. We also intimated, in
few words, the causes which have COM
PEELED this accomplished officer and gen
tleman, to leave station for which he is
so peculiarly well fitted. We are now
more fully informed; and constrained to
say, that the occupancy ofthe Executive
Chair, by a weak and vain man, bids
fair to destroy that most useful, impor-
tant and popular of all our public ins'i-
tutions-tho Military Academy. 1t ap-
pears that a number of Cadets, having
been tried by Court Martial for various
acts of insubordinatIon, were Justly sem
fenced 10 be dismissed from the Insthu-
ton. The young men proceeded at once
to Washington, and not only succeeded in
procuring reversion of the sentence,
but something equivalent to censure of
the Court itself
Thus armed, the cashicrcd cadets re-
turned, and triumphantIy marched into
their old quarters. Another act Of in
subordination was the consequence
The young men must celebrate their
triumph over their officers. For this
purpose, after the manner Of the exotic
patriots Of this city, hickory tree was
raised at the Point, and the customary
acts Of idolatry performed. a represen-
tation Of this fresh outrage was transmit
ted to the War officer, but no evidence
or disapprobation was returned from the
government. On the contrary, ,informa-
tion was received at the Post, that the
President, "pleased with rattle, tickled
with n straw,"-so far from maniicsting
any displcasurc ot the unmiltary and
turbulent spirit of the cadets, was graft
fled at this renewed evidence Of their
personal deroiion 10 himself. Under
these crcumstanccs, an accomplished
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
EN'T'ERED

High water. this morning ....ll l6 m
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too many.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04
NOTICE..

+ no John LBnth, Eh-on,o, OF Henry Nhth dc
y ceased, Mcnjah DAVIS. Bou amin Watkins,
administrator OF Robert 4. Ward deceased, Alrx.
ander L,sgai. Ldwatd Lynch aud Charles IL.
Lynch, Executor oil Aosclm Lynch. deceased.
ds, ol F,brna,t, 1873 brtween the using aud set
lug OF &c top, al lAe Blacksmith SHOP Of Ihomas
!. Adams, ~ tae comfy 81 Pusy hrnii, aud state
81 Virginia 80 shall Proceed H. ioEe The dalo
. f#tIUu. a! Eisard faukttu Hui olIur to he con
tuaed from day II day unltl ocmpl tca. Aud on
Friday, the I'D Il February, ls33 b,,nt.n the
SINE hours, al the tavern hont. Of J isepb Oliver.
III the county o Campbell, and Snte OF Virginia.
W. shall proceed 10 take The deposition vi Capt.
Pulp PRyhe md others, 10 he con ,.uicd i'om day
10 day until Completed WHICH sstd dispositions
NE intended 10 he r-nd evidence 10 II sut III
GhanGery, now depending aud undetermined in
The Circuit Superior Cuu,t Of law aud ChnnccIy,
Tor IN" town oil Ltn,hburg, IN W lch Aathn Bar
b I, John b. Eurder aud LUCINDA his WIZ, late
Lucinda Barber. Thomas T. Adams and Matilda
h. ntr. late Malta Bs,her. JOIN ". Ku,irdge
and Joaun his WIFE, late Jaliann Barber. William
l. Mclihenney aud tIentiers hs wifr, iaio Hen.
,ie,ta Barber. John Il uber. Wilham Barber, 10
hftl Barbci aud jeremiah T.. BARRIER, which sad
John, Willism, Robert aud Jri.miah T.. Barber
ar ,nnot., and sue " John Is. Nuiledge. their
nent iirnd are plaintiffs, and you are deiendan d,
"hen and where fou will please attend.
MARTHA BARBER,
JOHN Il. RUrLEDGE,
THOMAS r. ADAMS, and others.
Jan Iiih.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04
RICHMONDA LYNCiIBURG
STA GIN s.

TDNtlE public respectfully informed, lhni, by
u direction OF The Posi- Office Department tins
route is changed from three In six times week
The Stage viii leave Richmond aud lynehburg
every day, Saturdays excepted, and arrive ~ eacl
plnceegery day, Sundays exc pied
AS this arrangement extends AZ farther than
Lynchburg, passengers ioi the Slnh, ohhef 10y
Peck 4 W clllord's line VIA Ralnc Tavern, ilamp-
den Sydney College, &c rby Smiths Inc through
Danvilc, Va. to the Jalolnas, Georgia, &c. 10
the S0aisicca, through Alabama, and Tennessee ,
and 10 tn Htst via The watering places, ond Guy
nndo,le, on the OHIO river should, unless they wish
10 rest day IN Lynchburg leave Richmond on
Mondays, Wednesdays, md Fridays
The coaches Oh this line are new, and are not
excclled ~ beauty, strength or comfort, by amy now
in Use. The horses are good, and the drivers &c
commoJating, sklfu and sic ady.
In consequence OF the great improvements re-
Gently effected, and those IN contemplation, the
steam. boat navigation between Richmond and Bad
,,more, with which this line connects three tunes
u week, gong and rcturnng,) facillta ing the in
tercoufse between those points beyond all prey ous
example, can confidently recommend nay liue to
travellers from the West, South West, and South
in their trips o and from the North--ihe time re-
qulsile TO accomplish them and the expenses, vary
ing but hAle from any other line ard IN point of
comfort exceeded bynone, If cqualled by any.
A.PArTESON, Pyep,ioior
Riehnoad 4. Lnactbnfg Line.
N, B. All baggage, packages &c. al The risk Of
tho owners thereof.
Dec II Vts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04
STAGES.

/hlIE pubic are inform med thai a daily mil 10
- now running between thi' place and Wash
'ngion City. The advantages OF THIS arrange
meni IRE Numerous end obvions.--ii not only
gives this place daily Northern, but daily Rich
mond mail. II presents 10 me irdrciiins from,
TENNESSEE, &c. n route ,n'yect 10 no dnioy whdhe.
cr.
This line Is intended TO combine II proper ex-
petition, with ample time for rest : but whenever
il is required il will travel all night, ms dos the
Frederick burg line, and will then reach Wa.h.
ngton without difficulty, Ms soon as the s'csmboa'.
From Char lot,esvic to Alexandria, by land, III,
miles Alexandria 10 Washington, by the boat
] m,ies--by my route, l2f
From Charlottesville TO steamboat landing. 1S
miles, Steamboat landing To Wash'Dgt lon, 81 -
route by fredericksburg l39 niles.
Distance from Salem to Washington City. 1872
m,les-Fare, Sl7 %
The subscriber has spared no pNins TO pa; the
best acc ommu atoms on the whole road Tram Sa
lem to Washington City. And having involved
himseu IN N neavv additional expense IN conse
auence of the establishment OF daily mail, socit'
the support OF II geoer,us public.
WIN. SMITH.
NJ The Abine don and Knoxville papers will in
SCI the above II months NJ the usual Discount, aud
send their account o this office for collection.
Nav
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04

sViR6iNh.-A Al Court held for Nelson cou,,, tho
" gam day Of December, ls32.-On the mn,;,n ~,
james Shei"s ana appearing to the satisfaction of Tho
court that the renl estate of which Margaret SHIELD
died seized and po'scssed, her dover ia tho ,, "
john Shields dec not worth the sum Of three hull 81
dollars to each legatec: i is ordered ,ha, james
~, Thankful Bloun Nathaniel IIarlow, DAVID Snoih
ueotge shclds, " m. Shields, Alexander Shells ho
shields and Samuel Doakc heirs and e.al
OF the SAID Margaret Shields, dee. be summoned 10 n
here on the fourth Moaday in March next to shey
any they cum why sale aud division of III sad dover a.
atc sbouu mol De mad according TO the of Assemble IN
such case made and provided: aud it appearing In tho
faction OF the court that the said David Shields Ger
Shields and Samuel Doake, inhabitants of his 80
mo1woah, ana without the jurisdiction of this court, Il :;
therefore further ordered that a COPY of his -,
forthwith inserted IN the Lynchburg vrg,nian
per puo''shcd III hotown of Lynchburg once weak la
the space oil TWO months previous to the sand on,th NJ
day IN March next and aIoher copy thereof posted At %
front door oil the Courthouse uf this co,,n,v ON
court day. ''' Y" eon'
T., n c'ps-ies'e n" c. CUTLER, D. c.
W2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04
Jan. "a
EDUCATION.

n Male and Female School under the care and
IA management of Henry S. pcyton and lady,
will be opened in Livingston, on Monday the ilh
day of February next and expire on the Goth OF
December following deductlng two weeks in the
summer for vacation In this school will be taught
Orthography, Reading Writing, Arithmetic, Eng
hsh Grammar, Geography with the use Of the
Maps and Globes, Ancient and Modern History
both sacred aud proiane, and useful Needle Work
The price of ,non Tor the inst four mentioned
branches will be fifteen Dollars payable half al
the expiration of the first five months, the Other
half al the expiration Of the scholastic year. 70.
instructlo in all ofthc above branches or in Eng
lish Grammar, Geography, History or Needle
Wo.k, the price viii be twenty Dollars payable
in like manner.
The subscriber. having had seven years expe-
rience as q teacher, and sensible of the importance
Of early moral restraint, pledges himself to exercise
system of discipline over the children committed
TO his charge, at once finn, but mild, parental and
affectionate, while the s,ric,est attention will be
paid 10 the literary advancement OF his pupils.
The subscriber will accommodate eight or ten
Boarders, & will furnish every thlns necessary for
their comfort and convenience, ut seventy five
Dollars for the scholastic year. Board can be ob
tanned IN the village, either in public boarding
houses or in private families.
For his capacity TO instruct youth in any Of til,
above branches, the subscriber begs leave to rofe
his friends and the public to Charles Tnckett, Esq
Of Stafford, DR.. George N. Hopkins, Francis w
Scott, Mickelberry Young, Nathaniel Ware an,
John Scott Esq of Caroline
Should the School justify il, n teacher ofthc Ian
guages will be procured.
HENRY S. PEYTON.
Livingston, Nelson Co. Jan. H. 1892 St
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g-J BRITISH ANTlCEpTIC s+T
o. DkNILE&lCE.
For cleansing, whitening and preservll
the Teeth aud Gums.

For cleansing, whitening and preserving
the Teeth aud Gums.
: HHE BRITISH AN tiCEPiIC DENTlFRICE
- which The presen, proprietor ishes most par-
t,ruarly 10 recommend TO the attention OF the pui.
lie IS o. rfecily exempt IRON all those ACIDS niC
IN general form the basis oil tooth powd., III com
moo use, sud which, BiiHodzh t0cy may Whiten
the teeth for short time, must inevitably de.ttuV
the Epamel by their deleer,ou3 ACTON on this
beautiful covering of the teeu.-The consequence
10 TIM, the Enamel hch is the shield provided bv
nature 10 protect the spongy ana neryop, Internal
structure, ia rapidly corrodsd by tlicse ACID ncrr-
dents, become more dscoloured than ever, and
expo es the inner portion oil the 100 CARES an
| a rapid and cerain decay. By Ia use # the
BRITISH ANIiCEPlIC DENlifRlCE, in the
morning. as occasion may r-qun-, Mrh Il brush
moderately hard, and cold water, the accuu,uIa-
ton OF tartar will not only be prevented, but tue
teeth rendei ed beautifully aud permanently ichtc,
and the gums restored IL tat r,t oia NON sore
ness, that hardness aud elH rscen wuich are the
tests OF their healthy STATE, aud best guar.
an'ee Of that natural fragrance OF the breath bich
can never be expected III connection with oul te ia
and scorbnc, unhealthy gums.
L. Price 80 crnts box.
- The above VIZ uate Medicines are prepared
from the Original Recipe in Ms. OF tie late Dr.
w. i. Conway, by HI. immfd,die Successor aud the
Sole Proprietor, l. kiDDEk an ioi salt, at MS
Counting Room, IN Chamhers over no %, mex
door TO J. kInDEK Drug Stors corner Of Couit
and Hanover SiIeei., N AZ Concert Hall, Bo ton.
and ais" b, his special appo,nment noge'h 4,
with AL he valuable Medicines as prepai ed Il, tn
late DR.. Con~ay,) by
howell DAVIES, ACT
March 90. 90 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-04

SsiR6lNiA.-it Hncs holden In the tlc1k's Oh,
The tHcmi superior court Of Law AMI Chaueaet
The town ri ~ neIbnrg, Oh the 3D. DAY Of Dec .ui.5.
The Mutual Assurance Society against Fire ~ Irl..
al the state oi Virginia, rus. against John Ihoa,
dong M0aHtdin,) Thomas ifaryey Shc,in OF uui,..
county, ard q. arch Hd,n't OF Jessc Jones, d 9 I. ,
houiss, Robert l.. Coleman, Robert II. q a. Sal.
branslufd ~efg ant Of the Corporation Of tvHchbarq
sue aimr oi Aicholas Harrison, dec. Howard Il
nett, Samuel Bfa0,iord Sergeant of ihr Corpora ion
Iybchburs, AMI ~ sGch admir- OF Mrtlah {. liuoiro
dec john DiHHi1dc, Samuel Garland aud John
smith, Defs.
The defendant John Thompson, e.. ri roi bss
entered his Appearance aud given sccuri, .rr.I,i..
the act Of Assembly and the rules tins Cunt AID "a .
peafns by satisfactory evidence that hc nj n. . r
ia'h ri this country 1t rs ordered, TINT tic sqa .l
ant do appear here the first day of the ucxt H.: 4.
torin of this court. aud answer the bill oftho .i,ti
that cory OF this order be forthwith ins,,fri IL ,
newspaper pfmted IN the town of I.vurt! ~. ff. .
months successvely and po.led thu iun -. If ,
Courthouse, IN the said toxin.
Copy-4cse, y. kUntS ~
n.
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Wijlism =. Reid ard Thomas ] Reid, ad-
: illustrators III John Reid, deed. Joseph
n-ll..a gpcl,cr, r Cutler


~uAKE NOTICE, thai on the last ''sy ofneS'
w month, February, between the rs.l,- and SET
~ d the sun, q, William. Thompson l@el'inr
Nosse in the county Of Nelson, will toe Inc de-
noa;,;oos Of William Thompson and eil.tfs and
a he l.. Friday in March next, between the like
Aours. .. the dwelling house of William IL PlamP'
Il he town Of Wayncsborough, and ooaaly Of Al
eus,a. in take the dispositions OF James Bridge
"a oshen and if NC, finished Oh that dey,~i.i COZ
sinue from day to day, between the came hours, an
all completed and, onthe second Friday III March
nest between the same hours, at the tavern house
Of Svee.lsnd, IN the town Of Pationshnfsi ana
county Of Bo,etourt, ill take the dispositions OF
James Cartmill, and others and "a the town OF
New London, OF the tavern house Of cha'ie'
L. Dibyeu in tho county of Cempbell, on the 40
Friday 10 March neat. between the same hours
/ viII take the dispositions Of Alexander Aus
tin, John Teas Henry Stephens, and others
a be read as evidence IN the SUIT now eep'h
ding in the Circuit Superior Court OF Law ara
Chsnoery for the Town of Lynchhufc, an fa1f"
ySxper,s. in which am Plaintiff, and you GAG he
icpdun, when and where You can attend, shou1'
YOU think proper HENRY Panper,
son Of Esthct