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A,@.el,GThe Society Sshal be called
TIA TkMRERANcE SociEry OF WARREN,
H. and shaiL consist Of such persons
ofthe sge oftwelve years and upwards,
a may subscribe this Constitution.
.lrf. 2.-The Officers Of this Society
shall be slected annually, and shall con-
sist Of President, Vice President, Sec
retary, Treasurer, and five Directors,
who together shall constitute Board
Of Managers, and shall have power to
fll any vacancies that may occur in their
body during the year. Their powers and
duties shall be such as commonly belong
10 such Offices.
.ars. She Board Of Managers Give
ofwhon shall constitute quorum) shall
meet on the first Wednesday in January,
April and July. And the Society Give
Of whom shall constitute q quorum) shall
meet annually on the 6rst "Wednesday u
October.
.art. 4.-The Board of Managers shall
appoint an Executive Committee ofthres
from among their number, who shall have
the general management Of the Society's
concerns, subject to such directions a.
they may receive from the Board Of Man
ayers. They shall at their discretion call
meetings of the Society, and procure pub
|iic meetings to call the attention Of the
community tothe evil in question, pub.
lish and, circulate Books, Pamphlets
Handbills and other writings on the sub.
iect, and take measures to raise funds foi
these objects, and draw on the Treasurer
| for the same.
art. 5.--Reports shall be made by thu
Treasurer, Secretary, Executive Com
mittee and Board of Managers to the So
ciety, at their annual meeting.
.drt. Eve, therefore, whose name
are hereunto annexed, agree, that we vii
not use Ardent Spirits as drink, ne
traftick in them for such purpose, but will
in all suitable ways, discountenance thei
use throughout the community.
.art. Amy member may be dismissed
the Society by vote of the~Society-bu
no impeachment shall be acted upon, un
less presented in writing and signed b,
three members the Society.
.art. 8.-This Constitution may be al
tered or amended at any meeting Of th'
Society, provided that public notice there
of be previously given.
! br This Society has l45 member
who have signed the above Constitution
j D~ A regular Quarterly meeting @
Ithe Marian Social Club will take Diac
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Bark Forester, Of Dartmouth, ready to
sail on whaling voyage, was driven from
her anchorage in Dartmouth river, during
The gale on Sunday night, went ashore
and bilged.
Schrs. Victory, and Gen Stark, lying
in Hyannis harbor, Sunday night came in
contact, and were both considerably dam
aged.
Schr Planter, Green, Richmond for N.
Y, wss driven ashore on Sunday night,
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PILOT LIN 8, EARESl6o

The Plot Line issvss
9N-noPiovidsnes every mesn'ng
sundays exsspssd) at o.
- block, anc arrives IN Bos-
,ou De,o.o A ..ock, r. M.
" Books kept At the Franklin House and
MsnufActurers' Hotel, Market squareD Man.
sion House Benefit street - City Hote'' biosd
susst;) and shepherds, (cornsr OF sisrAe. and
North Main ssreets) - where Stage isse Will DO
received, when the names are entered.
j. BLAIS DELL, Agens.
. CITIZENS LINE OF STAGNS.
FOR BOSTO.N--AT HALF FASI'l2, Pm
.SkTAGES leave Providence every day, at hall
~ past z O'Clock, y. IA. (sxcept sunosys,whsn
snsy start at hsif past O'Clock IN the morning
o. Books kept IN Providence, Al the Frank
I'm House, and Alanuiactusets' Lstel, (aarko,
squsrs;) M anson Hosse, Benefit stree. y and
City ho,el, BROAD slIee,)-.where stage fars
viii be received, wnen names are entered
J. Bl.AlSDkLL, Agent.
Dec. ~. ly.
br Passengers in Warren and Bristol,
by securing seop NTH Mr.. Chad.oick, can
spend three hours ~ Providence and arr1re
On Boston, same evening.
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nm application of one Of the crsdissn Of de
W. late SAMUEL ADAMS. Of Barrinslsns ~
eased,-Notce is hereby given that aPpl,es<en
will be made to the Hon. Court Of Probats fos Ne
town Of Harrington, atsksI nsxt session 70 be he'd
in Darlington, at the house Of Easeh Remington )
Esq. at one O'Clock, afternoon, for the spPems.
ment of an Administrator on the estate OF namuee
Adams, late Of said Burlington. deceased.
JOHN TYLER, Probsts Clerk
Darlington, Dec Ia. ,~l
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MAR. RIED.

In Bristol, on the 9th inst by the Rev. Mr. Hath
away, Of ths town, Capt. Henry Daggett to Misa
Martha Richmond, daughter Of the late Capt VIII
liam Richmond, all Of that town.
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Court Of Probate, WorrsS, Dee. 2, 1888.
%VVNHEREA6 8 an instrument purportinG 70 pc
wv the last Will and Testsmcnt Of MIX
TROTT, late Of Warren, deceased. has
this day been presented for PIobates----i' was
ordered. that the consideration thereof ce
referre 10 Court Of Probate. TO be hold
en- at the Town Clerks Office. on the first Mon.
day in Dec next. at 2 o'clock, p. IA. and
that previous notice bs given, BY Publishing
this order In the Northern Star, TO ell person,
interested to appear at fs'd time and p'sce' u
thew see fit, ard be heard. By Order,
s. RANDALL. Probate Clerk.
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Warren Social Club.

Warren OOCtut OtuV.
Meeting on Monday evening next. Question
for discussion.-" Was the invention Of gunpow-
der Of more benefit to mankind than the discovery
of the magnetic needle %
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Al Rio Janeiro, Oct 25th, ship Renown, Nor
man, for New York in 8 days; brig Alto, Paine,
I'm Richmond. Ship Boy, Champlin, from War
rem, for Pacific Ocean, arr prev. to 18th.
Cid at New York, 7th, brig Exchange, Barton,
for New Orleans.
Arr at Savannah, 2sth, brig Agnes, Talbot, fm
Bristol
At Charleston, 2sth, brig Crawford, Gardner,
fm New Orleans
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Butter.
HUST received few more kegs OF
% the superior Goshen Batter, in lots
to suit families, for sale by
G. T. GARDNER,
dec IA. Water-st.
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This DaV.
Guardians Sale
of Houses e. L0nds,
AT AUOTIONs

- BY permission Of the hon.
inn General Assembly of the State
5iSL of Rhode Island, and under the
advice g. direction Of thes Court
of Probate ofthe town Of Warren, viii ~
sold at Public Auction, on Saturday, Jeq4
4th, 1884, at s. A. DHISCOL'S Aucslse
Room, Water-street, tract Of land v1el
two dwelling Houses theresa, IS kuated enI
Bristol neck, about Ia Of . mile from the
compact past Of the tewn Of Warren ~
longing to the heirs Of Capt. Shubel bofr
deceased. "A plat Of the same may be
seen at the Auction Rooms Sales to com
mence at 2 O'Clock, p. M. when condit-
ions will be made known.
BETSEY BURR, Gusrdian.
Warren, dec IA, I9Sa~ ~.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Dec 9th-sloop Eliza, Smith, fin Providence
l0th-sloop Portsmouth,, Winslow, from New
York. with -four and corn to Andrews & Eddy.
sloop Mt Moriah, lngraham, from Providence
SAILED,
Dec. ll.-Ship Wm Baker, Child Havana.
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wv INTER OlL,-Pure sperm win
w ter Oil, for sale by CT. GARD
NER, Water street. dec Id.
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~A A regular Quarterly meeting Of
the Warren Social Club, will take place
on Tuesday evening next.
G. RANDALL, Sec'y.
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Flour & Corn.
WILLIAM B. SMELL

- and Corn, which he will sell
at the lowest market prices by srholesale
or rstaa. He intends keeping "a supply
constantly on, hand ~ the foot Of Church
street, (entrance Of J. Smith, Jr's. wharf }
few rods west Of Watsr-street, and 60
licits share ofpublic patropage.
Warren, Nov. %.
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yMNGLisH Blis,srsd Fry Kettles. for sale by
~ dso IL SAMEs CARpsEa.
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yysT or y.ETT4y5s61s :,

HcnntHfng IN the ron Opce ~ 6yae"v@ysS~s
nef jMy 1873
IT rsoes asking ~, teasr, in The fa.iosln9
l,,f v IL please sss thai III y are advertised.
:. - aI.s a,sna Armstrong, Sm. andtssoer -
Alerson.
1-Cpl. C;pe. fjosd. Eey' D. @. Bnsss" xss
Jsiars ,daz, Mrs. Elzahe,o Ball,ar. S.Ms ~. u.s
,, Kabett Ei.nksg. .hni Bseir.s, hsrs Aasss
line Brown, 0.eaf IS ifosn, J,fn n. bDts. ssess
sarah ! B,idgiana, ~ Batoek. Joserb bgf4si
5. n. Ross, hahd ~ Buks 2. Nm =
Hem, grosn. Jaeoh Bsal, Ann BssHes Hss. 70
Brnrnirr. CALVIN Bennett $50
Luz, Cls,kson. sh. llon r. chnrci, q Miss Emny
c biz. Rnbtri Cemu. Wm. d. Csaeis NJ. NJ ~.
gave, toir. Je,daa Greasy, Ah"fs eony, VIZ.
Nafha \ Goldman, 3annister Gully, CEN 1hs"s
Ger, Gouff.
IN. Nsreare, " pale, samrsansD1s
EbJah = owdy. bae,el pay ia,es, paniry.y -
Dcsn, Mo-. Aaeliue Dorsey 4, Joseph Das'uso"
John n. Dttkf,snn Tisin ". pabery.
E-4AIfs Lhsaoe,, Fitzgerald, L'wsl's" fsa-
Srf.
t.--Warner G.. Gool.hy Mas v. y. sGogg'n.
In Goodwin, Wm Com. Nicholas Guihfir, VIZ
r, 6regpty. Mhs Msl,ils Cab, L'i.,J.eh .rii"'
ttco W. Gniucs. Nm. t.t.ao. % ''sssn, liar.
sny cray. Mrs. sarah y. lIobsoo, Ridley liza vss ".
liiebafd Harmon. Mrs. Elizabeth tl,di, Rchas1
Hon. Me, Magyar, iliegnbo,ham. ,'f.. MARY ~.
ilotv, B,by il,ggiabo,haD. Col. Si.nsa fiam-
,D--1onnha Johnson, Capt. Wm. j. Isbeil.
MI. Margsrrf iniar N. Ma,ins jachs"", tes'd-
w. n Jordan. Johnson ~ Humphrey :, Wm. Jos-s
dan, Charlotte jordan.
X y s. kcnwouhy James 4. Keeion 2, WIN.
ktn Mary kns. John keskis.
I.---Jod Lion. Mrs. Name, Laid, Reyi. John
). Ice, Jams LIE, Jessr Lane,
M-Fsnny Moss. Miss Frances Martin, Robert
NJ hltiohc,l 3. Ldwin Matthews. jacob Majors,
cha,. II. Mootmsn. Arfhur II Aoon. John ".
M,rr !. doaieh Mou,nne,, Alarlin M,lsr. ~.
Nr,ia. tbcr, Lewis T. Miller Nm. II. Morton.
Geo. W Mitchell. Kohstt q. Mseks. Airs ousn ~
Moody, Stephen Nay, VA. aIeCom,e, Joseph ~.
Martin q
N-Charlcs ssneredr. Miss Lucy Ann Nsslh.
J In II. Non b Wm. SorseI.
O--D 'v,d oges3y
ls-Ross,r Powell X. II Phelps Bert. rafery,
Nj. Mary I. POWELL. Edward Page ihos. Perry.
RIO eph W. Royal 9. Robd a. liaissy Is T..
GiJgeeay. Charles topper. tienry hundoIrh john
T. Ktsos, Mr.. Mar l.. Redo, Atms,eod Il, Rains.
s-N IA smith. Albert Al. s,u,ib Jim ~.
>etuggs, hiiss i,ab,ila Scott. Mus. SHwk,ns. Vm.
W ) y. Mr.. Ezabelh sydney, jesse smith.
DR.. J. I Stevens, t,ea. ". Smith, Aiss. Ag.uss
snensc. Wesley sknis, John w. s.lenl.
-kcIae Is. lo~nlry, Ehu Tasdy. 5sml d.
Thurman =. Alfred Taylor. Henry X. Ietrel, Miss
Mar, Jane fownit,, Jo,erh Nj. Lefty Jobn lur-
ar, Peter iinAcy, MI. Ioraer.
V--Gro. Vrnauir =, Itos. Nlanis, A. Win-
sto". & II. y. .. Wlley, jam Woedah. H,ch'd Is.
Woods orj, aiss MAJ hh eymuuih. has. osrnh
/. Mat, lhomas " iiiams, Mnrun Wa,rock, Yo,N
Wotdsou. Ia, \. Nhtlnohr. th.o. q. A. WHAT,
Il. II wood, Alberi " hlnsoa, sam II ats, iIenIy
uool,, John s. W,llisms. Inn, d. ,Ingsi, DR..
Mad, i, Warren, Alas Lucy n,h1hi.
JUuN d. MukHELL, r. NJ
July dfh Wv
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Badges 81 *. cas- If the eon,lt,un,ty, IN
whose iaIc aud ios,aaes they aztec, 20 tee. so deep
al interest ard TO check tina, growing feeling OF
humanity, which, within ,he last twenty years,
has wroush, such beneficial revolution in their
condition, and which, If 1t be suffered voluntarily
to increase and exr and, will do more 10 effect the
extinction of slavery than the lauors of a thousand
Garrisons, backed by hundred thousand Aboli-
ton Societies. We speak unto wise mcn-
Judge yel u
In relation 10 Mr.. Wcbstrr's own sentiments on
tins subject have remark to make They
arc too ln,esble and satisfactory o require com
,ncnt. LIE, US hope, that, coming from such u man,
the will exert an extensive and happy influence
.,yer public sentiment IN the Nor,h--thn general
.oundncss of which VIC have reason tn doubt,
though it has been partially poisoned and misdl-
rec,ad by the uuceasIns labors of the m 'dern cru
snd.ls.
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DINNER rOM Mr.. WEBSTER.

The dinner TO MIR. w cbscr at C,nclanati on
tho 70 h ult was attended by upwards of 300 gen
,,men. Col. DAVIS. Mayor of the city, pres-
,lont assisted by Messrs. Neville, Lyle, Storcr
Disney. Pen,llctou and King us Vice Presidents
When the following toast was given;
Oar distinguished guest the Hon. Daniel Web
.v,er the profound expoundor of the Constitution,
,h. .loa,snt supporter of he Federal Union, aud
tho uniform friend and advocate OF thu Western
country
Mr. Webster rose, and Says the Cincinnati Ad
vertjser) in an able and eloquent speech Of an
hours duration, replied to the senmcn contained
IN it. which drew forth the most unbounIcJ ap-
,l,usc-Mr w. has promlscd to write out his
,ne.eh for the press which we shall of course lay
before our readers when II comes to hand.
We annex the following, selected from among
the volunteer toass
Nv Mr.. Nobster-The City of Cincinnati-a
beautiful illustration OF the co-operaton between
Nature aa] Ar May the prosperity of hcf Cit
zees be CON ncnseratc with their hospitality and
enterprise.
~ Gen. Harrison --Dasid Wrbstsr-the true
Representative Of the character and manners ct his
s,,n,rv Skilled IN all tie dasots 81 a iarf'er,
fhs otrnlI l., 'ofesslon) nc Is avg u "s"0e, w
INC, Justice Of E,s land in the principles OF Ihe
,,ws which are com n,,. 10 both eoun'ficSi and to
compete with Lord Chancellor bronsham' or any
Other Lord for the palm of rloInenc"' "ou IN TX
planning the principles Of" Good old English LII
berty."
By Gen. Kins-DJmssiie nnWac'"r's--,of
Guest "a All hlu.trious specimen pHA'M Pfo'ef.
ton, wccsu boldly offer hun in competition with
Europe.
ByES Thomas Our Distinguished fellow
citizen tn Efsa John NJ Lasn- iii absent, h"
lives in our memories, and ha, an abiding place III
orr affections.
By Marcus Smth--Thc Consti' atom Of the U
nl,ci Statcs-smbia uous s"d obscure only to the
ambitious and corrupt: VIXEN assai!cd by such, may
there ever be found among the people DANIEL
who can interpret the writing.
BY Mr. Samuel Fndiay To him who yes
teday came among community OF strangers, and
10 borrow leaves commuai,y ottrcnds
ByT Walker, Esq Daniel Websicr--the Dan
el OF his age--ilc may be cast among lions, AS
c,any as you pleasc--bu even there you " Ill fad
m the mister spirit.
Mr. Webster left Cincinnati on tho Goth. on
hs return home, the health of the country being
sucn us To preclude the extension of his journey
farther Vest, a-reeaby TO his original design.
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COUNTERFElTS.

The suhjolncd paragraph IS taken fom the
bank (prnslpally SIS and slDs) arc SAID 10 be IN
circulation in this place also:
"a $40 Counterfeit note, No. 3739, Letter A.
dated 7th April 1881. p1ya5lc ut panville 20
G,orgc Townes Prest.-A. Robertson Cash, ].
Brockcuboroush Prcs', has been put on ono OF our
mos, respectable citizens The paper and ensla-
wings Acknowledgements toIerobly we'll inflated
Issac Mcdonald was lately committed 10 goal m
Dlnw lddie for Passing counterfeit money TO Capt
5. Morgan in Nouoway, and some gentlemen IN.
Dinwiddic He was pursued and arrested al
Hatcher's in G testerhcld. flc had in his posses
sion upwa ards of $500" counterfeit money, pfinc
pay on tue Norfolk Branch OF the b. L. s. also
Is 100 ny $40 notes on the DanyI'lc branch OF the
Va B9nk"
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A PREGNANT SIGN.

The Albany A,sus--( Mr.. Van Buren's mouth
pieee) -arnounces that the friends of the admins.
rstion are determined TO nominate their cand-
la,es for the next Presidential and Vice Presitlen.
lial term, through National Conyenton--hoping.
loublless to make another Baltimore Convention
affair oft. We, of course, have nothing 10 do
with the movements OF " The rary'-pnless, in.
Iced, the sane charity which induces the Wash.
ngtoa Globe to eulog,zc MIR Webster, and " hich
led 10 an embrace between Gen Jackson and
irlstram Burgess, shall overlook the alterations Of
| such an humble coadjutor oithose gentlemen rs VIC
i've been. II, however, thus mode of doing bust
ness is TO come Into vogue--,f King Caucus is to
oc succeeded by King Convention WE recon-
mend that the people at decline any farther
| agency IN the rialng matter of elecing their own
fulers and transfer i, 10 this irresnons,b,e
assemciase--an assemblasc ostensibly represent
ing thirteen Millions Of frcemen, but IN truth dele
'aedb by scarcely os many hundreds, as ali krow
who are conversant with the history Of public NEE,
! mss, the appointment, of delegates, &c For our
'wn parts, If we arc 10 choose between Congress
sohai Caucus and a Convention ofthls sort, give us
The former -iIr that vii! be composed of bona Gde
representatives, over whose decision popular opn.
| ion will hold some check. The latter is too Of.
ten selt-cIcced body, and always an ire.
I 5ionsbe one for the mos, part made M Of toad.
eaters o"d oiice hunters. The people, however.
nave h'lled King Caucus long ago, and we hope
they vii, now do the kind Office for this King
G"Sv cn,ion, who has stepped into his shoes aud
l'u' On his cast-on cloak. If Convention is TO de-
eide the matter, We See ason why the ncwspu.
Pefs should discuss the claims OF the candidates, or
why the people should trouble Themselves to go to
the polls.
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ON CDNSIGNM tSNT.


II Ak9k lbs. Bonds, ussutted cDiurs and leg
AONp % Masses (stpth ads
ia Long Leather PhTSe3
I4i Mcdaion Necklaces
IA Papcr Folders
81 Carved Combs
l. Portfolio Note Books
60 Screw Cushions
50 Masses Cut Beads
2s3 Filled Back Tooth Brushes
100 doz,o Cologne IN box
$50 thousand Needles, assorted
100 dozen " afc,s, assorted
% dom Scissors, assorted
% dozen States, assorted
90 thousand Slate Pencils
80 Gross knitting Pms
2S8 Snuil Boxes, assorted
II Gilt Neck Chains
IL thousand Fish Hooks
IS par Pockc, Pistols. hnt and percussion
Lock,
9 Barrels Coal Tar for Painters, Smiths and
Boatmen's use
Hogshead Cotton Seed Oil for Painters
10 d"a best Ouch Spring Lancets
10 barrels yellow Rossn
10 doz Razor straps
80 Razor Homes, &c. &c
Received and for sale at very low prices ny
Howell DAVIES.
June 81 ifis
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MIR. RANDOLPH'S WILL.

It's stated that II will OF Mr.. Randolph ted in
March 1892 has been opened by Judge VIM Leigh
of Halifax, IN the pres nee of Judge Tucker, tbo'h
of whom are named u, Exccu'ors) the principal le-
IA res of winch are | $40 600 to judy Leigh; .
SO 900 to Judge Tucker 3. So 600 to John Ran
doph Leigh, a son OF Judge l.. FIVE or SIX years
old; 4. one or two horses and some plate to Mr.
,Wckham Of Richmond and the remainder ofhi>
estate to the eldes, son of his niece, Mrs. Bryant
ofGl,ucester, daught of Judge Coalter. No
thing is said we learn, 10 this will Of the manu-
MISSION Of his negroes. Il is thought, however.
that there is "a will OF later date, written by Mr.
r. when he was last in Richmond. Two wills Of
q PRIOR date to tina. opened by the Executors
are in existence, in Of which, i, is said, he H.
reefs the manumisson Of his slaves. Ii seems to
be believed, that On his dcalh-bcd he certainly
wis ed to DO this and, if he did it is not lmprob-
abie tina, the will said TO have been written IN
Richmond provides for it.
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Rogers, kelchum Il Grosvcnor,

Paterson, " Jersey, OF 80 watts. ~ y
yDROPRiE TORS oiihe J nr,sen Machine Fac.
n tor, anh Foundry, where are mnte MI
kinds OF Mach nrry used IN the Manufacture Of
co ton WOO. and Fss-An hnds Of Ma shine
ca,tnp.. aud cauines Tor MAJ Gearing Alio
IA, Road Car Wheels, boxes. A,l,s aud springs
,urri she'd aud fitted IN the most cooploie anntr.
NJ All o,de,s addressed "a TIE ptorrietors
enher NJ Peterson ., NV York will DO pfon, rlly
n attended a.. bius
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ht Sun dug ~ Jaaf, l5o3.
A john Aifhcr, Wuttam h,thef.
IL Ms. Eduh, " brown. 1. scai g.. Bufofd.
utA,k'ah II. Brooks. hn >. Bfonu. M.hasi
BYyet. Walker Brow, Miss MiIy l.. Began, A.ss-
n. !. NJ Il b. u ,uih.
('--Jsp'r Clayton. Samuel Coleman George
" galloway. h,iern Crews DAVID =. ,rtn,er,
Jebn tobb', Joseph ,r"ms, B,dlo,d c. GL.h,
Bcdlord ). C'''e, iho"a' CHRISTIAN.
Joseph Dep.w. O,, dah Dooly. Moses Duo
IL, lanes Ddinrd.
E,-Alr. fs'"y EO'ley, William Edgar. Barn..
+ lIearkiah Fuqaa, Washington F,ank..
J h" X Ferguson, Caleb f,isuson, Jase,a
Fnil., Loeky tronhho.
G-Ch"'les ''". Mrs. Mary Green, nobcit
o,bhs, frnchy Il. nntton2.
Miss Nancy Howard. George W H.rk,o.
Ma, A iirmn,, Mathew Hall, Wesley iInekau,,b
William fi"oh""',h. ! +. Hatch,r Jtiio. -
Hatcher. J"e'pe iia'dy, spec, no@tn. Tbon,ns
Hatcher.
Nv dliam johnson. Mrs. ciementna ,f.,.s.
Elisha Jones.
Il Samuel l.. kennelly.
n 'iii'on Lo"',, Eev'd itnfns Ltlhcuer q
ld"aid Lazt'by, Sampson T.. Lewis, Nj. CaiLa-
me LtIw"h Nrhoarnn, L,1fwleh. He,,x
Lao Il, John o. Le!'"ieh, Abraham iunpkin, rlei.
lip Locknd.
-Ja"'es Mesdin .. jones Mccain. join
Ma. new,
N-Ldnarl y Ell, james No,ll
4, Jobsl o,e,.ufc,
E'-H.s'd jessee Pwefs. u liam Perkins.
Rot .. fh'ils, sl's MalIta IL nj, er. + ,a.ant
Preston.
k-Nhef RseIbongh James n Ru.kr,, Mss
!init NJ Noheson, Charles u Heyaud, bis.
n X be,b, Anthony Iiuck,r, ~ llli,m Rec
s,-GHpt th,flcs sicwa,t. j,m Sml h, t,e1rge
s. Clat 2, Sib Saue Bedford sheriff
T--Abeu Il, ihom's =, Ilenry Terry, Dusia
/ Sta. Eno,h Ieuy, Geotgt Thomas.
N-D,. William Vaughan.
w -Hcha.d Watts, ", lam Rhiuon, John
WV,ds John WaIdon2 Kitha,d Walker. iienry
o. W,il,rason, Jas'ph VT, Nj. Mary Wa,s.
WiAla" Wdh'rto" tto'l., NooJs, ni.n,in
Nht, Hen " ,h. Jtst.n U.ll J In u ds5r.
VA. H. 1ORltR. P.M.
July ith, 1888 saw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-04
PRIZE EssAY-sCoTTsvlLLE FARMER.

We occupy large portion OF this morning pa
per with the Przc Essay, on the Agriculture OF
Virginia. written bv c. w. Gooch Esq. of Henri
co. for the Sco,tsyllIe Farmer 1t is an interesting
essay, containing many valuable facts and sus
gestons, in relation to the al-impor'ant ana mere
tofore too much neglected science of which It treats
1t is with regret that we arc compelled 10 aoo'
,h,, rho Ed;,o, Of the Scottsyille Farmer, whose
zeal in the cause Of Agriculture entities nm "o''' 10
the ,harks and 10 The generous support OF INC Tar
raer and planter, has announced his intention VI
suspcndirg the publication OF his cheap anu 'a'u"
HE journal until the LIST Of September next gu
ring which interval the most ac''Vo 'Ne'''"'
be made TO add to its list Of subscrbs's'he p'eS'
ns,nbs, being too ..G..ad % wa:'a"' IS ''''.''-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-04
To John NJ arr and Isaac Ruckcr, Exect-

To John nj arr and Isaac Ruthcr, Execb-
tor of Col. Ambrose tnckcr, dec.
YNNAKE NOTICE That sholl, on Tuesday
n the 9Th day of August, 1879, nj Matthew
Browns Tavern. Mt Amherst Count House, take
the atldnvIis of John Mar IT, aud others And On
FRIDAY til, Oh of the snn,o month and year, nj
1orcshoro"gh, IN the county OF Nelson, shall take
lhc alida,,is OF Mrs. J homas Jones', and othns,
which nffdayits ate To be read rs evidence On the
trinl of an nn ,cllon now depending IN the Cneu,,
Superior Cou,t OF Law and Chanorfy for amherst
county IN which am complainant, and You are
defendants Should they not be taken OF the days
above mentioned, ihoy will be continued ut the
same place from day 10 day until hnlshed.
Yours, respectfully,
WILLIAM MCDANIEL
July wtw