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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-13

Richmand, May 18th, 1888. 10
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-07-13

WHICH uOt even Tue tram oi u Cunning
young attorney can resist"
Sand what lady, pray" inquired
Temple, ''has tonight engaged your
fancyr'
''Oh Temple" answered bis friend
II speak not Of any individual; ] am
too true husband ever to become a
rover; ! allude to general and not par
hcular attraction"
.But i do Stanley. bv Joye. l do.
Saw you my partner in the dance
1t may be for life! sweet, innocent and
happy Mary! May my right band
prove false to me. may my ewes forget
their sight, my lips their eloquence, if
forget thee, gentle Mary Grey
Thus spoke the fashionable and
proud young man, who few weeks
before had glanced slightingly upon
the haughtiest beauties of the circle
in which he moved and professed a
contempt for woman. which it was not
his nature or his fate long to entertain.
His friend approached and kindly took
bis hand.
"Temple," said Stanley, gently,
'.others may rally you on this occasion
] congratulate you.-With a brothers
eye l have long watched the course Of
your existence. / have seen talents,
rapidly matured, energy exciting ad-
mirution. and bravery unparalleled.
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ON Fys.idNy,
eNHarcA 92d.

AT Xi o'clock A. NJ. will be sold at Pub
lie Auction, on Stevens Wharf, By
order Of Nj. A. Thurlo, Esq. Agent
for the Merchants Insurance Compa-
ny, Newburyport, Mass. and for the
benefit of all concerned.
EtIE Hull Of the barque Sycamore, of
a Newburypor, 9 months old, burthen
2e5 tons built principally Of whito oak, as
she now lice stranded on the &. w. part of
Block Island, and with such of her appurte-
nances as May be attached to her. The Ship
will be at the risk Of the purchaser as soon
as struck off; the consgnees Of the Cargo,
or their Agents, will be at liberty 1, get out
the remainder of her cargo Of Iron, but they
will SO far accommodate the purchaser as to
take il from on board at Block Island, New
port or any convenient port between that g.
New York. For further information, apply
to ROBERT STEVENS,H Stevens Wharf
!. Newport, March 10, 1888.
0PSince the above was written, informa.
tion is received of the great probability of
getting the ship off ;-she will therefore be
sold wherever she may be at time of sale,
under same conditions, as to taking out the
iron,
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NOTICE =

A LII those young LADIES that have
IA Lace on hand, belonging TO the Sub
scribers, taken out previous to September
25th, 1882, are requested to return the same
Immediately.
N. B. f,cr the Goth Of January, the
Lace work will be recsved and put out a,
our store, No. l72 s. Ia, Thames street,
on the same evenings rs heretofore : say
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Jan. g. WM. &. COZZENS, s. Co.
~ NEW. YORK .--MERlC.-N, Daily, Vol.
umE 10 -an coeRingpapc which gives the latest
news Of the day, both foreign and domestic, up
TO ,he hour Of departure Of tho mails, south and
north. 1t also contains Literary and Miscellan-
cous Selections, from the best Foreign and A.
mcrican journals, together with a Review or
Notice on Saturdays OF most Of the new Publi-
cations that have lssuea from the Press during
the week il has also liberal patronage as an
advertising paper, aud therefore unites the ad-
vantages Of .Businoss, distraction, and dmaSe
ment Those who ADVERTISE in the daily paper
have the privilege Of advertising also in the
TRrWEEKLy .9mERIc AN, IL thoy desire il, 10Th.
out any additional expense,
Terms, TEN dollars per annum, in advance.
Published at No. 50 Wall street, N Y. by
ID. X. MINOR.
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nrNEW.YoRK AMERICAN. Sc.

mi WeekIy, VoLusE I3, Is printed on a large
imperial sheet ofsuperior paper, and will contain
the latest news, both foreign and domestic, with
copious selections from literary and scientific
journals. Soth European aud American; also,
reviews or notices of most ut tho new publica-
tions Of the day. A column or more will also be
devoted in euoh paper TO Internal l,nprove.n
Mechanics, Agriculture, Or Horticulture, which
will serve to givs II variety, without interfering
with those subjects to which ithns been hereto
fore devoted Tho Ssmi weekly NEw-Yorx
AmyRicAS win s'so contain Price Current and
Bank Note List, together with sales Of Stock,
Real Estate, Cnttlc, Sheep, Hogs, &c. sc. all
carefully prepared for this establishment.
Terms, your dollars per annun, in advance
or fpe dollars, II not paid Ia advance.
Published at No. 80 Wall street, N. Y by
ID X. MINOR.
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MECHANICS MAGAZINE

AMERICAN MECHANICS MAGAZINE,
IJ'Tho subscriber proposes 10 publish
monthly magizne TO DO called the Americ 1
Mechanics Magazine His oljectin SO doird
is To Icy before the Mechanics Of the United
States al a cheap rate, in convenient toruI
some account Of the improvements in mccbanl
les and machines, as well as list OF new ipvonI
tions snd patents, both in En-. land aud The Cnij
ted States. lie is not aware that there is, al
this time, any publication OF the kind in ,hij
country, furnished at pfico 50 low as TO brIn
il within the reach oftio great mass of 'meri1
can mechanics and be therefore has determine
cd TO commence the publication Of Q work wi \
the above name, on or abont tho 18th Of ofFebru1
ary next which will contain most al the inter
esiing articles, or at least those which may ID
of,nterest to our mechanics, published in th{
London Mechanics magazine, with its engrav}
ings. together with whatever may bs receives
from our own countrymen suitable for such I
work aud Of interest TO its patrons.
The Mechanics Magazine will be printed o :
beautiful paper, with new type. containing FOR !
~ light large sctavo pages Of two column(
each, stitched in handsome cover Of co!ore(
paper, and issued on the first Saturday of eac)
month, at the very low price cf $3 per snnuuI
in advance. ID X, MINOR |
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DIED.

10 this town on the 9th inst. Miss Alice
Cory, 10 the 77th year Of her age.
On the lith inst, Capt. John Brooks, aged
40 years.
o. Tuesday, suddenly, Capt. VIM. Psice,
aged ~ years.
On Friday after short illness. Mr.. Ben.
janis $. Cahoone, in tho 29.h year OF his
age.
On Sunday, John, only child Of Capt. John
Vars, aged 5 years. On Monday. John T..
aged 3 years. And yesterday Edward Da-
Wis, aged IL months children Of Mr.. Edward
ID. jones,
Al the Asylum on the 18th inst. Mrs. Ma.
~ Bishop. aged 40 years.
Al Tiverton, on Monday last, Mr.. Joseph
Barker. son Of the late Joseph Barker, Esq.
sged 80 years.
AZ WEXFORD on Thursday, aftesa long
Illness, Mrs Rcbecca IIun,, wife Of Mr. Gid
con s Hunt, and daughter Of the late Mr.
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o. THE AMERICAN PLOUH1
BOY. This is a small agricultural pn1

per, designed more particularly for those Wild
do not choose to talo more expensive work
and yet are dosirous to undcrs,ad how othcrs
manage agricultural affairs. IL will in measurd
be confined to giving details o: the practical OPT
erations Of practical farmers, rather than ii,d
speculatons of the more scientific. !, WI
draw considerably upon tho columns oi t'''1
New York Farmer and American Garden or l
Magazine. MS well as other agricultural publica|
tons II will also e.vo many interesting 'tema
OF ne We and occurrences of the day, und devote
one page out of four 10 advertisements 1t rc1
quired.
Terms $l 80 per annum in advnce 10 single
subscribers or t2 copies will be sent for Sio, y
paid in advance. All communications for thd
mesican Plough Boy may be addressed to shd
Proprietor, ID, X MINOR.
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David Mason oflhis town, in the 4oth. year
OF her age.
AZ Richmond, (vir.) on the 7'h inst. Capt.
George Il. Hazard, fornerly OF this town, a.
gsd 80 years.
AT Providence OIL the 9Th inst. Mrs. Barba-
ry Durham, widow Of Mr. Benjamin Dun.
ham OF this town, aged IS years. On the
9Th, Mrs. Hannah Osborn, widow of Mr.,
William Osborn ofthis town, aged II years
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One of the most outrageous attacks
winch has been recently made upon any
spectacle portion of the community,
we found in the Herald of the Times,
upon the people Of BIock-Island there
has been lately established on that Is
land Post Office, also mail route
from this Town to that, and the people
Of New Shcrcham are now upbraided !;
and not only they, but the Representa-
tive from this State, who was perhaps
mainly instrumental in procuring 1t. be-
cause they have now Post-Ofiice, and
there is mail boat which plies once
week between this place and that. Are
not eleven hundred inhabitants of this
State, entitled to the accommodation
which this Post-Ofiice and mail route
are calculated to afford them do they
not as promptly comply with, and as
readily meet all the demands of the Co
vernment rs the same number of men
whaesoeyer found 7 if they do, are
they to be denied even this small accom-
moda,ion if not, why has the public
attention been directed to 1t ? because
perhaps, their political sentiments are
different from the sentiments of those
who by usurpatioR or otherwise have
for about two. years administered the
aG'irs, and governed the people Of
Rhode Island As independent free
men let the people of New-Shoreham
hereafter recollect the men who are dis
posed to question the propriety Of this
accommodation which has been extern
ded 10 ihem. We are prepared to vim
dicaie the establishment of this mail
route. aad Post Office upon every prin-
cip'e, aud tp justify not only the CON
gress ofthe United States bat the Post
Office Department for what they have
dJue. The establishment is not only an
accommodation 10 the inhabitants of that
Island, who are well entitled 10 it, but a
great proportion of the merchants and
ship owners ofthe country. Vessels fre-
quenlly touch at that Island, on their
return voyages, bound TO ports in Bos-
ton Day, aud further East, which they
may not c,ake atcertain seasons of the
year and sometimes do not make for
months. To deposit their letters in this
Office, which ig one day. they can he
transported TO The office here, will be
the cause Of their reaching those to
whom they are addressed, very con-
siderable length Of time sooner than IN
any other way,
We are Informed that about one hun
dred ship letters were mailed at this
Office the very day it was organized =
but enough of ,his for the present, and
NATL another volley is prepared, by the
Herald of the Times, for old Block-Is-
land safely moored.
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Beat this pho can "A few DAYS since
we received the cash in full for sub
scriptien to this paper twenty one years,
during the whole of which time the sub
scriber had been in arrears. We re-
cord this instance of longtried integrity
70. the benefit Of other venerable friends
whose names are recorded in our books.
n. Y. Com.
TIE RIGHT ANSWER. said an
impcr,incnl aid lnordinately conceited
young lordling III a quarrel with gem
tleman who had raised himself from the
humble sutton Of n servant to the high
est opulence and respectability,, by hon
est and successful speculation, would
have you know, that ] can remember
when you cleaned my fa.her's boots.'-
did no, do them we'll = was the calm
and magnanimous reply.
DR. William A. Hamilton, who was
arrested, charged with participation
in tho Coventry murder, has been hon.
erably acquitted by the court of exami-
nation
The Cholera is sensibly abatipg in
Nashville, the number of cases having
much diminished, and those which do
occur being of a milder nature.
A Leeds Journal affirms that Baron
Chase, who lately commanded the cit
adel Of Antwerp, is the Grandson of the
celebrated Paul Jones.
A sheet of paper has been manufact-
ured in ireland 1875 feet long and 5
wide.
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0TSMERICAN RAILROAD JOUR-
NAL AND ADVOCATE OF INTERNAL

iNNL AMI hDtOlni \ ~ VI w ~
! ENTS, voLvME 2d.-This
Journal was commenced on the ist ~ January.
1882, with o single subscriber II has now
ust commenced iis secoi.I volume, With near
enc thousand Subscribers, scattered IN every
statc in tho Union. II was nj frsi devoted 10
the subject ol Railroads, Internal Improvements
and news vf Tho day but II now embraces W
addition TO the above,a department for 6griccl-
sure, and another for the Mechanic Arts, where
in will be found an account Of mvst new inven-
tons such, indeed has been the encourage
,ncnt held out, that the publisher is induced to
extend it's usefulness by making IL, not only
Journal Of the progress Of Internal improvements
by means Of Railroads, Canals, and Steam crr.
riagcs, In our own country and IN Europe, hut
also by making it Journal of mechanical i'm
provements and inventions, and thereby collect
ing a greater variety of useful information, re-
latng To such subjects, inlo a smaller compass /,
and at less cost, than can be found in any
other publication now before the public. Ar.
rangeinents have been made 70 give engravings
or illustrations Of such new inventions as NAV
hc deemed important to the community. Tho
American Railroad Journal and Advocate of In \
ternal improvements will also contain much
interesting and useful literary md news read 4
ing, with such public documents as may be
deemed worth recording for future reference
II will also contain meteorological Tables, kept
Mt Montreal, l.. C., New York city, Charleston /,
$. G. together with others kept at intermediate o.
places. We have also the promise Of one kept
on Red River, in Louisiana also, Prices Of
Stocks, Sales of Real Estate, Prices Current
and Bank Note List, &c. &c
Terms, THREE Dollars per annun,, in advance,
and ,rHt not be sent ioithou;.
The first volume may be had either in sheet I
or bound ; and the second volume viii be for
wnrded by numbers, as they are Issued, To any
part CT the United States. Price Of binding, ~
cents, as cents, or 81, ac ceording to quality.
pablishcd at No. So Wall street, N. ", hy
ID. X. MINOR:
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nrNEW-YORK AMERlCAN.Yn Yn

Wsskiy, voLuws 2d--1hs Tn.Weekly .imeri
can contains the samo that ~ gwen In the Daily
paper, aud differs from, il only IN being published
every other, instead ofesssy day. This ls the
only Tri.Weokly paper publisbcd IN New-ioIk.
II Is a very convenient medium Of 'nisiligcnce,
at very cheap rlie, for Contlcmcn in the
country. who wish not only TO read The news Of
the day, bat also 10 learn wha. 70 doing in tho
busisess oomoiunIty. Ia the Tri.Weekly, az
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GFNEW-YORK FARMER AND
AMERICAN GARDENERS MAGl1
ZINE. IYkoe Number, Yoinme g.

Li1N IA. bIHOc NUWOfF, bOtHWc u
New Series, Volume First. No. 1 for January
1888, Just published. This is an Agricultural
poriodical, published monthly, containing 81
large quarto pnges Of three columns each, dc 4
voted partieslarly to Agriculture, Hor,icolinrej
SO. II will. also contain much interesting mat
tor upon other subjects, such for instance al
road making and repairing together with steanI
carriages for common roads, with other modes
of improving internal communication. M
main object, however, is TO collect from those
who cultivate the soil sciontifcally, und ohservI
ingly, nnd TO dissen,mate such Information a3
may tend to improve the mode of culiiyo,ioi|
throughout our widely extended country Nd
person win deny theutili'y such a publ.caiios}
properly conducted nor Will any unc doubt md
when say that such a paper cannot be proper
iy conducted and handsomely executed, With
out an extensive circulation aud pronpt pny1
,nent TO meet lis cxperseS
TERMS --Three1 1Ooliars per snnnm, in al
vance, und wip~not be sent without, es. ~ it'd
present prics, il will not pay a commission ior|
collecting, nor bear the loss arising FROM wantI
OF puneluaiily on the part of subscribers
ID. X. MINOR, Proprietor.
IS Wall street, New York.
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S ip n G w s .
ENTERED.

Sloop Harmony, Bray, Boston. ~
Sloop Express, Gardner, New York.
Sleop Albany, fish, New York
Steamboat Boston, Comstock, New York.
CLEARED.
Sloop Harmony, Bray, Providence.
do. Express, Gardiner, do.
do. Candace, Brown, New York.
do. Victory, Childs, do.
do. Albany Ash, Providence.
Brig Sea Bird, Carr, Havanna.
Schooner Premier, Mills, New York.
Steamboat BoIton, Comstock, Providence
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To Sell at Public
Auction.

IF NOT PREVIOUSLY DISPOSED
OFAT PRIVATE SALE,
On Monday, April list, 1888,
at II O'Clock, A. M. On the
premises, If fair, If not the
first fair day after.
TIME lot of land and the buildings thereon
Il standing consisting of a two story dwell.
ling house in first rate repair now, occupied
by EPHRAIM b. IRISH, and large two sto.
ry out building. The above property is stu.
ated in Broad Street, nearly opposite H. X.
RANDoLPH's. For further particulars---co
dtions of Sale, enquire of
GEO. s. HAZARD.
J. G. SHAW, Auct'r
Newport, Feb. 26, 1893.
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iVUVHE SPRING TERM OF MY
- SCHOOL WILL COMMENCE
ON THE Ist. MONDAY OF APRIL
ENSUING. THOS. p. RODMAN.
March 10Th. 1888.
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PROBATE NOTfCE.

PROBATE NOTICE.
Court Of Probate, Neppoyt Jan. Z 1888.
nRDERED, That oil Executors and Ad-
" ministrotors on unsettled Estates, who
have not settled their Accounts within One
Year, be and they are hereby notified to up-
pear at Court of Probate to be holden at
the State Honse in Newport, on the first
Monday in February next, and present their
Accounts for settlement. WITNESS,
Is. B. HOWL and, PROBATE CLERK.
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ADMIlvLS7,RA TORS NOTICE.
THE undersigned has been appointed ad.
u ministrator on the estate Of HiRAM
PoPrLE;late ofNewport, deceased, g. there,
fore requests all persons having demands a.
galnst said estate to present their claims for
settlement, and those indebted to said estate
are requested to make Immediate payment TO
Russell CLARKE, .9dm'r.
Jan. % 1883.
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n q y ( G e.
DrNgs and Medicine.

n q = ( G e.
Drugs aMG Medicine,
hFi the best quality and as cheap as at any
~ other shop. Kept constantly for Sale
by DR.. JOHNSON, at his MEDICAL DIS.
PENS.ATORY, No. 1873, Thames Street,
just north of the Brick Market,-where no
hopes EVERY BODY will send or call. &
purchase their medicine &c.
Medicine chests put up, or replenlsh
ed with particular care. Prescriptions of
Medical Gentlemen, faithfully and carefully
put up.
G3~DR. MANLETGH'S MUCH ADMIRED
MADAGASCAR OIL,
For the hair, this oil is used to curl and per-
iume the hair TO cause it TO grow, and to
prevent badness, it is superior to any other
now offered to the public, aud is in very gen.
eral use.
GPAS A SURGEON DENTIST,
DR.. Johnson. will perform any operation on
Teeth, at half his regular prices until the
first OF April next.
The Ladies aud Gentlemen, therefore, who
are in want Of teeth, will please to embrace
this opportunity.
GPDr. Johnson will attend TO the prac-
tice Of physic as usual
Fees Moderate. Feb. 10.
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UFSpecimen numbers Of each ofthc abov|
papers VIZ. Is. sss: - 49, acutleman who vii
rignifv willingness " obtain Subscribers lo|
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
NTESSRS. t3ORSEWELL e. .4LDRICU
lNl have made an assignment TO me, af
their property and effects, for the benefit o.
their Creditors. II persons having claims
against said IloRsEwELL q ALpRIoH, are
requested to present them--and every person
indebted to said Firm, is requested to make
immediate payment.
HENRY'Y. CRANSTON, Assigned.
Newport Jan lat,
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TO Weavers

UNIIE Subscribers have now on hand and
Il ready 10 put out on application
GOTTEN d WOOL PLANNED
JVE1 WING
Plain g. plaid, with warped webs " prsferrd
ed, for which liberal price will be pal
on the return Of the cloth.
ALso.--A few who understand weaving
all WOOL kersey an Ell wide, can bc furnish
cd az above.
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o. TEMP I'd TION.
"HERE is the Lady that can, and
w would not get Married when at TIL
LEY'S she can purchase Nice Lace three
yards wide for Wedding drcss, at Sl,sO
cts the yard.
Jan. ~.
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Mistake !
Hie to TILLEY's for
Cheap Goods.
HiSASSORTMENT ARE COM
PLETE.

&gl AMONG THEM ARE:
q PIECES Superine. fine and common
~ Broadeloihs, of every color; a variety
of Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Fine fannels. Cot.
tons, Ca,icoes,. Ginghams, Muslins, Bishop
laws, Lnces, Cambrics, Hosiery, Gloves, dim
tiles, fusnitures, vestings, jeans, diapers, da.
mask, driIlings, merinos, merino cloths, cir.
cassians, bolnbszetts, bombazines, quillIngs,
liable covers and mats, oil cloths complete
assortment of silks, and FANCY GOODS I:
sewing silks. twist, threads, tapes, pins, fer.
rets, galoons, and in fact every article called
for IN Dry Goods store.
Aiso,--just opened. Two cases RUBBER
OVER SHOES, for tho Ladies, handsomely
figured
Newport, March 10.
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BOSTON,

The above splendid Boats are propelled by
low pressure Engines, and have each two
heavy copper boilers. They will stop at the
Long wharf, Newport, to receive and land
Passengers.
March 5, 1888.
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~ rEysTE,EsS.

LIST OF LEyrTElisS.
D EMAINiNG in the Pos,-Oliicc
- Newport II. /. March 5lh 1888.
O. Persons calling for them should
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NEW WORKS,
WILL BE LET ONLY BY THE VOLUME, UNTIL
TWO MONTHS OLD
AT Gets. PERDAY FOR l2no. VOLUMES,
& 4cts. PER DAY FOR Svo. VOLUMES.
SUBSCRIBERS keeping book oDer ons Month
niu pay as Non Subscribers for the ercess;-
and any book kept over Too Months,
ioM be considered as purchased.
Books must be taken and returned in sets.
Tho abope Rates ,oiU be strictly adhered TO.
u. J.subscriptlons payable In advance.
BOOTS AND SHOES, AT COST.
TIME Entire Stock in Trade Of HORSE
l. WELL e. ALDRICH, consisting Of
every description of BOOTS g. SHOES,
and aquantiiy ofINDIA RUBBERS, will be
offered at private sale, at cost, for cash, at
the Old Stand recently occupied by ihem.-
The Store will be opened .on MONDAY
next, for the purpose Of selling said stock at
wholesale and retail, and will remain open
for that purpose, for one month.
have appointed Caleb Trip Agent 10
dispose Of the above property.
HENRY Y. CR.dNSTON, Assignee.
-Newport, Jan. Ist.