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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-30

rH1li subscriber, having taken has old stand, IS
- pleased 10 announce to the public thu, he is
nov opening ond " Ill be prcpsrcd 10 cxi,tt Gle
CANT assortment OF Stnpl' aud Fancy Dry Goods,
on Monday the 18th OF the pr.sen, month. A few
of the articles IS rs follows
Blue, black and fancy cold Cloths blue black
and fancy Cdssimares black SILK Velvet fine
assortment of French Drlng II few pieces Pom
gee do Plaid pfIllng for Gents Paulaioons +,
Vcstnes, nssort1d a good assortment of Maconl
Italian Lutcstrinss English l.ucstring, Ga beau
tfu article y black LUyautlne and Satin do +;
C;ros De Swiss black ana cold eros DE Maps
cheap, Florcnces, all cDlors; Galicos aud Cling
hams / French printed Muslnsi fl and 81
Jack net, Book and Swiss Musllns Checked do;
Irish Linens noj kontng' Rich Blond GauAc
Vells Grape De sehin ana Decoupe Iiundkts; a
handsome assortment Of Bonnet Ribbons and Lu-
tcstflngs do Ladies und Gcnl1ncns Gloves
ALSO.
An assortment OF Hardware and Cutlery,
Shoes of various kinds,
Tac assortment IS extensive and was purchased
with great care, and cheaper than usual. Custom
crs both of town nnd country, are invited TO call
and examine the a,loes, as he Is determined 10 sell
at tic most reduced cash prices.
ROBERT KYLE.
Nav q Is
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STAGES

rniIE public are in fo'msd tina, a daily mail is
-. NOW running between TIL. place aud Wash
ipgton City. The advantages OF this arrange
ment are numerous AMI obvions.-lt no. only
gives this place daily Northern, Tut aaily Rtch
monG mail. II pftssniS 10 the hdteHng from
Tennessee, &c. roue subject 10 no delay mhafse
1his line rs intended TO combine a proper Ell.
petition, with ample time ior resi bat whenever
II is required it " Ill travel all uighf. us docs the
fredericksburg line, and will then reach Wash
'ngton without difficulty, ms soon A. the Steamboat
From Cha, ouesville TO Alexandra, by land, III,
miles Aexandrin tn Washington, by the boat
miies--by my route. l21
From Charlottesville TO sieanbnat landing. rs
mi'es--Steamboat landing Ia Washington, OIL
route by fredericksburg. l39 niles.
Distance from Salem 10 Washington City, 1872
mles-Fare, II 20
The subscriber has spared no pains TO put the
best aecomn odaiions 90 the whole road from Sa
lem To- Washington Cry Aud havng involved
himself III neavy additional expense. IN conss.
Qncnoe oi the Establishment al daily anal, solicits
ihe support OF generous public.
WM. SMITH.
u. The Abng don and Knoxville papcfs will in.
t6r above II month, NJ the usual discount, aud
send Ia u account 10 this office Tor collection
NJ, :. Is
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Al laCucuu superior Cosrt oil Law and ChaA.
~ Gerry, continued and held for Buck ing ham
county, nj the Court house, on Friday the 10Th
day oil April, 1883, sitting as Court OF Chance
ry.
Mildred Johnson, adm jnistrarix with the will an.
pexed OF RI hard johnson, dec d. Piti. against
Phnp Johnson Reuben Johnson, Lewis Johnson,
Robert Riddle and Macy his wife, P-y ton John
son jain II. Johnson, Thomas johnson, VILLAIN
J. nuan and Sally his ~fe, Elz ibrtn johnson
john Johnson administrator Of Chr istopher John
san deed aud in his own right, Richard hnson
samuel Megg nson aud Mary his wife, 1homns
Johnson, James Johnson, John H. Meegnson and
Martha has wi., Emily johnson, Washington
lohn.on Chapman johnson, Napoleon Johnson,
Alexander jon nson. Thomas Johnson, bert
JohrSen Alfred !. D,latd and Ellz 'beth his wife
and Jnserh East aud Elizabeth his wife, Dcits.-
Id Chaucfry.
I'M. oause came on this day to he heard mon
the TIL answers, exhibits and examination OF wit
| nessrs, aud was argued by counsel. Ga consider
alton whereof the court doth sdjadge, order and
de cree that one OF The commissioners OF this cour
no examine state aud settle the administration &C
counts of Mid, ed johnson, e1eculriX ol Richard
johnson, deceased, stating any IN 'tiers theue h'
pertinent by himself, required b. the parties IT,
be stated, and make report thereof - ms coui
A Copy-Ieste
H. ELDRIDGE, G.. G. s. c.
The naries in this cause viii take notice, that
| Wedn, Nv the 26h day OF Juno neIt a, the la
vtrn OF Wnli.m Ii, WmgG-ld, IN the town OF Ben
Creek shall proceed 10 state and settle the ac-
| count in this cause directed, Al which time and
place they are required to produce all the necessa-
r, court p per and such proofs as they may think
necessary ROBERT HILL. NJ G.
| Nav n w4W
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OIefeIS-TOOTll w ASH

An efcstuat and pleasant remed4 irr diseased
7eeih, Sponsy Gums, and any pleasant odonr
Of ihe the BREATH.
TnIiE vauub and highly respectable recon-
- mendation obtained from PbHSiCtdns and
DenttSe, the most eminent in their profess on is
Il sufficient guarantee Of the inestmabIe woith o.
the above named article. This Wash being com
posed entirely OF vegetable substances. the public
may be assured that there is nothing ia rs canno-
siton which can IN any way sniure orProve dele
tcrous 10 the Teeth or Gums 1t Is DIES gned 10 be
used with bfpsh and will be found much prefer
able to powder keeping the Teeth clean and
white, and preventing the wearing away OF tie
Gums from the Teeth.
Il is particularly sersiceale in cases Of Spongy
Gums, restoring them toa sound aud healthy STATE,
and causing them 10 contract htmy around he
Teeth. In painful affections arising tcoa expo
sure TO cold, 1t viii bc found highly hencicial 1t
has been found very useful TO apply this Wash
at night Just before retiring tortst. Tbs method
Is recommended by Dentists, ~, by dong a,
PARTICLES OF food which might accumulate dafin.
the day, removed, and the mouth kept thiol9 /.
the night in clean, street. aud 1rh.ieSoRtc state.
Certificates of recommendation from tue follow
ing Meuical gentlemen, accompanying czech bot
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REAL. ESIAIkt.

n WILL scll nj auction, ior cash, before the
n door OF tho Franklin Hotel, IN the town of
Lynchburg on Friday the Bis, day Of MAY, i733
tfact ol Land IN tie county Of carnpbet lying
on Tie waters OF Big Failing, containing one nun
dred and seventy -fouf acres, adjoining the Lands
Of DAVID Callahan Reuben Bagby, and other3.
The above tract Of Land was conveyed to lie in
trust by Benjamin Oliver and Rebecra his wifi,
to satisfy Two bonda due Ammon Hancock 4 Co.
by deed made on Tie 18Th Gay Of January ls2l
winch VAS duly recorded IN tie Clerks Office OF
the County Court of Campbell sha convey
the .lde vested IL ma 10y tie snd decd
A. HOLcoMBE, Trustee.
Man Q
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NOTICE..

YENliE subscriber having rented Messrs. Cart
Il mill 4 Wool's Foundry near Pattonsburs in
Boteour county, he is now prepared TO execute
and fill all orders for castings OF every descriptions,
with neatness and promptltude, upon reasonable
terms. The castings made atthis Foundry are
from the pig mettlc, which undergoes refining
process, tha, renders the castings neat and of Il
superior quality. All persons wanting casting
from this establishment, must forward then pat
ler,.s as soon as possible.
Mould boards of all sorts and patterns can be
had a. any timc.--Al applications by letter OF 9th
| erwise made TO the subscriber, or Mossrs. Garth
& Watson, Buchanan, will be promptly attended
| TO- JOHN d. BURKE.
| Pauonsburg Muy l6 wiw
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~ iRGtNiAA Rule, held IN the Clotks oifoe OF tue
u t"naA Court of Amherst, on Monday the LIT ada -
ArrH. l7ij. m,tly Fletcher, who ir the itthl
OF liJah ~ cArt, PANT #, agulnst Geofgc W io'9
and John l.. Dnhcas DctcujnHt~-in thauoefy
The Defendant Ge0rrc w. H. ale, not havltE ef'effi
ms appearance and glfen srcGriA accorGnc to me :
al Assembly and the rules ftlls 'out, and altalH
u the satisfaction othe at hr is not az m9at
Of tins commonwealth. Ga motion oil the 'aiih by W.
counsel 1t is ordered that the and Bcierdpnt d" ate'
here on or hore the FIRST dny OF the Juiy court =" ~
swcr the hill OF the Plaintiff and that cory Of ms o'
be forthwith inserted IN the l., uchhug NirEnlan, ia w,
months successfully, aud posted the door 'l'f
court hor Sc, of thus county.
ACopy-Tcstc, ROBERT TlNSLElt Ch'
Map y
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May %

NlRtiNlA AT rules holden the Clerks Office of Ia,
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for the
county of Amherst, Monday the 9th day of May, 1883
Anmon Hancock and Henry Huntington, Defendants
In Chaneery
Tho defendant ArcherCary. not having entered his ap-
pcarahce ana gwen security according to the Act OF
Assembly and the Rules ofts Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he nhabitant of this
country II Is ordered that the said do
here on tho FIRST day Of September next and an.
swcr the bill Of the Plaintiff and tina, copy Of this or.
der be forthwith inserted in the Iynchburg Vrgnian for
TWO months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the trout door
the court house Of this county.
=, Acopy-Tesse, JOHN THOMPSON Jr. elk.
wa. ~ NsM
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VkNAkE NOTlcF,-that s'ali, on Thursday
~ the 23I day Of May next, between the rising
aud setting Of the sun, take, al the house of Mrs
Rohel's. II tho county Of Nelson the deposition Of
the sad Ms R9h RS, and other5 and on Wed
n"slay the 39lh OF tie same moath. between The
ri IN AMI setting of the sun at the house of John
Did5le IL the county of Augusta, the deposition OF
the sad john pdile, and others and on Friday
the 81 of same month between The rising and set
ting OF tn sun at the house of Samuel Steel IN the
county oi Augustu, tie deposition Of the sand Sam
ucl Steel & others ard on Tuesday the la day of
Jane HeXt between the rising setng of the SUI, At
the house of J 5. Wood in the town Of BucAan-
an, in the county Of iocjourt the deposition uf
James Gartnill & others and on Saturday the 9Th
day Of SANE month al the house of Levi Deakon
in the county of Montgomery, between the rising
and setting u the sun, the deposition of Lew Dea-
kon, aud others aud Oh Tues iav the Hin day Of
June a, he store al Harvey Clayton IN the coun-
~ OF Franklin between the rising and setting OF the
sun, the deposition Of the sad Harvey Clayton, and
others 4 Thursday the 47h June at the os.cc Of
) |. Wiat,, in thetownofl. ynchbufg the deposition
of Alexander Il. Rose, and others all of said dep
ostous taken 20 be read evidence in suit IN
Chnucery, now pending in the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law aud Chancery, fr the town of
Lynohure, wherein AIN plaintiff and you are dc
PENDANTS. ShruJ the above depnsllionS or any of
them fonl any cause, not be taken on the day To
which tins notice given, the taking OF them will
be continued GA the heat day, and from day to day,
UuUl DIZZY SHAH haye been tals H.
HENRY, a PAUPER,
sou .. Esther
NJ ~ TIL
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TO TAWNEKS.

rENllE subscriber offers tor sale the latest impro-
II vei paten, cast iron BARK mills of different
patterns and Sizes, suitable for Horse, Water or
Stc,m power. eXeellcd by none in the | Sntes.
Apply 10 JAMESP, BAY hiss
No. | Cheapsidc, Baltimore
Ref,r to G Poe, Esq l.ynchbufg, Va
March 9S IS
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ApII9 %

Dunstablcs, eghorns x Ribbons.
IA; l. invite ON town aud country friends TO
w the examination OF the above, embracing
the newest and most ash.onable style; ais a
splendid box Bell Ribbons.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & Co.
March
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-30
ENOV AL.
DTREUANTa decree of the cour, Of.

nTRSU ANTa decree of the coor, Of
e Amherst pronounced in a suit therein dtpon
ding between james y. Johns and Franeis his
WIFE and others, the heirs at law of George Nj
Tinsley deed, plaintiffs and Alfred Tlnsley, ano-
her of the heirs al law of the said George NJ Tin
tley, decd defendant the undersigned will pre-
seed on Thursday the 23I day OF May next # far
not on the next fair day thereafter, at the man
sion house Of the late George NJ. TinSloy deed
in the county Of Amherst, TO sell the balance of the
real estate of wlch the said George Nj. Tinsloy
died seized il being the tract of Land on which the
said George M Tinsley resided NJ the time of his
death, adjoining the lands of Dasncy r. Philips
aud others, containing 267 acres. This tact OF
land has on il convenient and comfortable improve
menis with good orchards, &c A credit oftwo.v,
months will be given The purchaser, on his entering
into bond with approved security with the tile
being retained as additional security.
JAMES LEE, ! o..:.
JACOB HASS, 1o.'',p'
ISAAC RUCKER, s'o"e's'
The sale of the abovS is postponed until Solur
day the Sih day OF june.
April % IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-30

William 3. REED, Thomas }. RelJ, all
minisiraror Of John Reid, deceased j.
seph GaId, sen'r, and Robert G. Cut
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Wholesale and Retail.

EnATENr Seythc Blades of every SIZE
n Mullins do do do do
English GLASS do DO do
Brer Dutch Blades and Renp Hooks
Patent Balances, and g,eat variety of oihc
Goods Just received and ion sale at tic sign Of Tho
Golden Anvil TllEO. ROBERTSON 4 co.
MAY Is
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NOTICE..

I'm the 18th day June next, will offer to
" the highest Bidder, on the premises, all my
right and interest in a Bridge called Ward $
Bridge acros. Stanton River, as conveyed ny
dec i in trust to Thomas Fox and Chs. IL Lynch,
trustees, 10 secure the payment OF a certain debt OF
sum of money, due by me- as guardian, to. W IL
liam and Rober, Barber Ny RICH, to this pro-
pcr,y is indispuablc, and the money arising from
the sale OF this property will be faithfully applied
to the liquidation Of the debt for which 1t Is bound
invite, and particularly wish the trustees and
each of my securities to attcnd carly ON that day
and all persons who may wish 10 purchase My
interest is little more than one third of the whole,
The terms of sale will be made known on that
day. JOHN b. Ao Lho6E'
Nav % Wtl<J
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ROBERT TlNSLEl, OK
WIN

E3ihhiN'A Al rnlos holden IN the Clerks once Vi u
~ 'rcuit superior Court of Law ard ChauceIs,o'
NELSON county, for The month Of Man, l-}'--'tnte
shleids, ilf against Alexander Shields William ehos'
GeofGe Shields, David Smelds Hebecca Shields, M
than,el Harlow ami Jane his Wife, Ihankfl BIonn joan
Doake Alexander Doake Henry Hopp and Elizabeth NE
wife, Henry Bushnell and Patsy 81 his wifc, John Mont
gnmery, Thomas Montgomery, Maparet Ilurris, May
Harris aud George Williams, Deits.-in Cnaucets.
The defendants Alexander Shields W il'iam sal,li'.
George Shields, David Shields, Rebecca Shicl - 1ohh
Doake Alexander Doake, Henry ilopp Elizabeth Hen
aud Thomas Montgomery, not having entered their APP
pearance aud gwen security, according to the act oil a.
sembly and the rules of this and appearing DIV
satisfactory evidence that they nhabants OF TINS
country Ii is ordered that the said defendants do az
pear here the hrst day Of September nex ana
answer the bill of the plaintiff, and tiata copy OF his
order be forthw it'll inserted in The Lyuchburg NHe-
man newspaper published in the Lynchbu'g o
two months successfully, and posted the front door
of the court house of this county.
Copy--feste, RO c, CUTLER, Ck'
NAV d
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EflRGiNlA AT rules held IN the Clerks Once D. IN
Circuit Superior court Of Law aud Cbanccry tor beo
ford County, on the Sd day Of December, ls32-'oh
sun, fh against Charles Whleley and Andersen"
Thomson, Dcns lin Chanccry.
The defendant Charles WLiiciey, net having entered
appearance aud given security according TO act OF As
sembiy and the rules OF this court aud appearing by
factory evidence that he inhab ant this common
weahit ordered that he appear here the hrs'
day oite next May term, and answer the bill Of the co
nainan and What copy OF this order be printed IN w
Vranian. published in Lynchhure for two months success
svey and posted ut the snt dooT court house, u
this county. -,
copy-Tcste, JOS, WILSON ok
MSrsa I. nE~
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Commission Husiness.

Irl2o
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| ho distinguished imported Arabian horse
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-31
WATERING PLACES
ny JAMES HALL.

Miss Simper appeared nt Saratoga in
AN elegant suit of sable. She was said
to be in mourning for her father, an op-
ulent broker in Baltimore recently de-.
ceased. Grief bnd wasted her health,
and weeping had washed away her ro-
ses and she was come to recover her ap-
petite, and reanilnate her bushes. Miss
5 Of course was an heiress, and atirac-
ted great attention. The gentlemen
called her beauty, and talked a great
deal Of her relationship, bank stock and
securities. Some Of the ladies thought
her complexion too sallow aud some oh.
jected to the style Of her dress. Mrs.
Highhyer said she had not the air Of a
woman Of fashion, while Capt. Hallaird,
pronounced her suspicious sail, aud
declared his belief that she was priva-
tcer in disguise. The fair stranger, how
ever, walked daily to the fountain, mod.
estly cast down her eyes when gazed at,
aud seemed unconscious of all but her
own horrors.
About this time Maj. Fi,zconnell ap-
penred upon the busy scene. lie was a
tall, handsome man Of easy address and
polished manners, Who seemed to regard
all around him with sp air Of very polite
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-31

He is not said the lady, sand aeed
not be disturbed
The seat was taken for you then y in
quired the innkeeper.
Certainly
sOh very welI--we'lI not disturb the
gentleman-the stage is ready, jump in.
Mrs. Fitzconnell jumped in accordingly,
aud was soon on her way 10 N. York
leaving the gallant aud ingenious Major
to provide anoihsr conveyance, and q
new wife, at his leisure.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-31

RIDE AND TIE.-A Jack-tar having
hired nag rather groggy in her fore legs
was much annoyed to find himself
thrown over her head every how and
then. AT Inst he resolved upon putting
her into better sailing trim, aud dis.
mounting, filed his handkerchief with
stones which he tied to the mure's
tail, observing to n farmer who stood
by, wondering what he was about
"She won't pitch ahead so much now,
with all that are ba Hast astern %
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ron nm SAFE.

n HOUSE and lot of land, situated on the
IA East road, about Al miles from Newport
with an orchard thereon standing, and we'll
Of good water. Also, three lots containing
about IL acres, well watered, within about
~ rods OF the above mentioned properly
Likewise, lots containing 40 acres, well
watcred, within about halfa mile ofthe above
named house and lot. The estates above
mentioned will be sold sepcrate or not ne
might suit the convenience of'the purchaser.
Apply to JOHN ALLEN.
May 90. l.II
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some single trees upwards Of one hund-
rcd nests were found, each containing
one young one only, a circumstance in
The history Of this bird not generally
known to naturalists. 1t was dangerous
10 Walk under these flying and fluttering
"'iions from the frequent fall of large
pranches broken down by the weight of
me muititudes above, and which i'm their
descent often destroyed numbers of the
birds themselves.
l had left the public road to visit the
remains Of the breeding place near Shell
byvilie, aud was traversing the woods
with my gun, on my way to Frankfort
when about one o'clock the pigeons
which l had observed flying the greater
part Of the morning northerly, began to
return in such immense numbers as I
never before had witnessed. Coming to
an opening by the side Of creek called
the Benson, where I had a more unin-
terrupted view. ! was astonished ut their
appearance. They were flyiny with
great steadiness aud rapidi,y, at a height
beyond gun-shot in several strata deem.
and so close together that could shot
have reached them, one disc barge could
not have failed of bringing down several
individuals. From right to left, far as
the eye could roach, the breadth Of this
vast procession extended, seeming eyery
where equally crowded. Curious to de-
iermine how long this appearance would
continue, l took out my watch TO note
the time and set down to observe them.
1t was then half past one. sat for
more than hour, but instead Of dimin-
utlon OF this prodigious procession, it
seemed rather 10 increase both in num-
ber aud rnpidity and anxlous to reach
Frankfort before night, rose aud went
ON. About four o'clock in the afternoon
! crossed the Kentucky river at tho
town OF Frankfort, at which time the
liv'ng torrent above my head seemed us
numerous aud extensive as ever.
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a gentleman of New Haven, Ct. hos sevs.
raj volumes Of the first newspaper ever pub
llshed in England. 1t was commenced in
1888, and is entitled, "Tho English Mercu.
rle," which, by authority is imprinted at
London, by Christopher Baker. Her High.
ness's Queen Eizabeih's printer.n
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SLUMBER.
From the Spa nish.l
Flow, softly flow, thou murmuring stream
Beside my Lady's bower;
And do not mar her spirits dream,
In this delightful hour.
But gently rippling, gree, her car,
With sounds that lull the soul,
AZ snsar the bower oil bright and clear,
Thy beautecus pillows roll!
Blow, softly blow, thou balmy air!
Beside my Lady's bower:
The rudest winds would hush. to spare
So soft and fair flower!
Breathe gently DER her rosy cheek
Thy mildest, purest balm;
But heed, lest thou slumber break
So beautiful and calm,
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BaIGHr OSE.--An Irish woman called
at grocer's the other day, and asked for
quart OF vinegar. II was measured off and
pu. into her gallon jug.--She then asked for
another quart, 10 be put into The same vessel.
and why not ask for half gallon, and done
win It 7" said the grocer. "Och. bless your
ill'le DIT OF SOUL" answered she, "i,'s for
Two persons"
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Benedict Arnold was chosen modera-
tor, and John Sanford clark.
At the general court Of election held
at Newport the I9th of May 1857.
Mr.. Benedict Arnold president, Mr..
John Easton next.
Mr.. Arthur Fenner assistant for Prov
idence, Mr.. Thos. Olney next.
Mr.. VIM. Baulston assistant for Ports
mouth. Mr.. John Roome next.
Mr.. Richard Tew assistant for New
port, Mr.. John Easton next.
Mr.. Randall Holden assistant for
Warwick, Mr.. John Weekes next.
John Sanford general recorder.
Richard knight general sargant
James Rogers next.
John Greene jr. general attorney ,Johr
Easton next.
John Sanford general treasurer, Rich
ard Burden next.
James Rogers general solisitor, Lot
Strang next.
General court Of G ommissioners held al
Newport May 10Th 1867.
Providence. Portsmouth.
Thomas Harris, William Almy,
John Sayles, Richard Burdin,
Henry Bull, VIM. Freeborne,
Thomas Wnlwin, John Sanford,
Samuel Bennit, John Greene,
Hew Bewit. Edward Creenman.
Newport. Warwick.
Benedict Arnold, John Greene Seu'r.
John Easton, Randall Holden,
John Cranston, Samuel Gortop.
Richard Tew, John Weekes,
Joseph Clarke, John Greene Jun.
John Gould. Walter Todd.
Benedict Arnold chosen moderator
and John Sanford clerk.
An act passed repeating all former
Laws, which prohibited the Dutch from
trading to this COLONY.