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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-19
TIL E SPY
AND SPIRIT OF THE AGE.

~ HE unprecedented success OF the spy
= there having been ncSrly seventeen hun
dred subscribers received since its commences.
ment, IN July last--is tho best evidence of the
estimation 1t has secured in the public mind
While the present proprietors will pursue the
course which has conferred such eminent popu.
larity on their predecessors, they will also use
every endeavorfo give the SPY, if possible, a
spirit Of greater vigonr, variety, & originality.
than has been heretofore achieved. This publ.
cation is intended as satirical observer and
corrector ofthe morals and manners of the day.
Satire IS most effective and powerful weapon
in the hands of judicisus tactician, and may
be used on any occasion with advantage, but
particularly upon the vices or follics of the
community. The respectable responsibility as
sumed. 10 a sufficient guarantee for it's utility
and excellence; and for the total expulsion,
from its columns of that scurrility which
bunts the edge Of satire, and depriyes il of its
purifying agency. Literature and the Drama
will be sharers Of its columns and all that is ser.
vicable 10 the progress Of useful information
and moral improvement will receive its warm
advocacy, o9@
IL The terms are SO per annum, PAYABLE in
advance, or SO so. if not paid before the expi.
ration Of six months
Agents will be allowed discount of 10 per
cent on all subscribers they obtain, by temittins
or becoming responsible for the same. They
will be also entitlcds 70 copy ofthc paper gra.
tuitously. srv II -, -,rts' =
I All orders gpst be addressed (post paid) to
VIC. ARMSTRONG e. co.
riti ~ No. i 'Athenian Buildings.
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JUVENILE CIRCULATING
LlBR AIRY.

Nv CALLAHAN, proposes TO establish q
w Juvenile Library, provided sufficient
number Of subscribers can be obtained. To be
commenced with 200 VOLUMES ST the most
select and popular Juvenile works extant--to
which all new publications Of a similar charac-
ter will be added Immediately.
The Books will be let to Subscribers only.
TERMS Of ofsubscription for one se,t Of Books
at time, $500 per year;
,25 for six months Ha- q
rs cents for thres months
These rates ii 10 believed will not be tho urht
high, when tho extra cost ofJuvenile Books and
the increased wear Of Books by children, are ta-
ken into consideration.
Oct. %. ftt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-19
" No, no." said q ve,y old friend Of

I" No, no." said very old friend Of
mine at the same time taking snuff from
y gold snuff box which had been my gift,
(" he did every thing for the best but
between ourselves, Smith ,oas bore"
"I,is WELL" said Mr.. Mitts, that
talking of him had not the effect which
Is attributed to talking ofanother inyis-
ibIe personnge Let him rest in peace !:
for, if i were possible that he could be
terminated, his reappearance here to
claim his goods and chastels' aud above
all, his wife, would be attended with ra,h-
er awkward consequences.
So much for my post humous curiosity.
Vain mortal that / was, to suppose that
after dreamlesssleep often long years,
| could return to the land of the living,
and find the place and the hearts that !
once filed, still unocupied In the very
handsome frame Of my own'picture. was
now placed aportrait Of John Mitts, Esq.
mine was thrown aside in, an old lum-
ber-room. where the sportive children
ofmy widow had recently discovered
il, and with their mimic swords had IN
nocen'ly pokeJ out the eyes fwhat they
were pleased to denominatc ".he dirty
picture Of the ugly man" My presump-
tion has been properly rewarded let no
one who is called to his last account,
wish like me, to be permmitted to revisit
the earth. II such visit were granted,
and like me, he returned invisibly, all
that he would 1see and hear would
wound his spirit but were lo permit
ted to rcappenr vislbly, in propria per-
soma mortifying indeed would be his
welcome
1t is not my intention to bequeath to
my reader a lecture, or a sermon. ere l
return to my family vault; yet /" the
Post-mortem CogItations Of the late po-
pular Mr.. Smith, are not without a NOR
al T.H.B.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-19
MISCELLANY.

Tus Posr-MoRrEx CsarrATIoNs OF
THE LATE POPULAR MR. SMIrH.--I died
on tho lst Of April, 1898; and if the
reader will 60 to !he parish church OF
Smithton, ask tho sexton for the key,
and, having gained admission. if he will
walk up the left hand side aisle, he will
perceive my family pew, beneath which
10 my family vault, where my mortal re-
mains are now rcposing and agnins,
the wall, over the very spot where I used
20 sit every Sunday, he will sec very
handsome white marble monument: a
female figure is Represented in mn atti.
ude of despair, Weeping over an urn,
and OH that urn 10 tho following inscrir.
ton:
"Sucrcd
to the Memory
Of
ASrnosr SMITH. ESQ,
Of Smi,hton Hall.
who departed this life
~ on the lst Of April, 1923,
The integrity Of his conduct. and the
amiability Of his temper,
cndenred him
Tn wide circle Of friends:
he has EFF an inconsolable Widow.
g and by her
this Monument is erected"
The gentle reader mny now pretty
well understand my position, when alive
popularity had always been my aim, and
my wealth and situation in society en-
abled me to attain what so srdcn,ly
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-19
VIM. VARS.

Atthe old Store Of VIM. and John Vars.
WILL keep constantly on hand, for sale
by whcle sale and retpil--F Flour and
Provisions-Corn, Cheese, Butter, Salt, New
York Crackers by the bbL, Soap sy the box
together with q general assortment of Ship
Stores and Groceries complete assortment
Of Manilla and Tarred Rigging. sRei'.
ALs0--a good lot Of Lackawana and Yir-
gina Coal for families and Black Smith's
and Chsrcosl 6 Of the best kind. T { 7. z g
Jan. %, 1882. taa ''s'.-. ia. .ts
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From Lockharts Morish Ballads.

From Lockharts Morish Ballads.
Where my lady sIecpeth,
Tho dark blue hoavon is bright,
soIt tho moonbsam creepeth
Round her bower all night.
Thou gentle gentle breeze.
While my lady slumbsrs
Wait lightly through the trees
Echoes Of my numbers,
Her dreaming ear to please.
Should ye, breathing numbers
That for her I weave,
Should ye break her sluu,bers,
An my soul would griove, n
Rise on the gentle breeze.
And against hor lattice height
Ger yon poplar trees,
But be your echoes light
As hum Of distant bees.
All the stare are glowing
In The gorgeous sky
in the strenmecarce flowing
Mimic lustro. life -
Blow gentle, gentle breeze,
Bot bring noeloud 10 hide
Their best rosplOndeneies;
Nor ceasc from Zsra's sidc
Dreams bright and pure as those.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-19
Y0MT T.I Ys
From the Maine Working Mems Advocate.
A WIFE WANTED.

Ifri FoR woRKIso MAN.
Ysfair ones attend I've an offer to make ys
In IIymens sofi bands | am anxious to live
For better-for worse-a companion III take
Provided she fills the description give.
neither expect nor can hope for perfection,
For that never was Bachelors lot
But chosing wife. l would make selection
Which many in my situation would not.
I'D have-let me sce-l'd not have.l beauty,
For beautiful women are apt to be vain
Yet with small share, would think it duty
Totake her, be thankful, and never complain.
Her form must be good without art to eonstrain
And rather below than above middle size
And s0msthing, Il, puzzles my BRAIN to explain
i'll a4 lt1
Like eloquent language must dow from her
She must be well bred, or could not respect
her,
Good natnred and modest, but not very GOV,
Her mind well informed It's tho purified psc-
tar M
That swcetens tas cup of fhymenial joy.
Her house she mus. lore. and domestic embloy.
ment, .4.atf fl-
Have practical knowledge of household af
fairs;
And make il part other highest enjoyment,
10 soften my troubles and lighter my cares.
Her age would have il at ieest to be .wontv. !.
But not exceed twenty-five at the most
And the girls at the ago being every whor,
plenty,
hOPo to &c, ono OF that numerous host.
No fJrtune ak, for l love no prediction
For glitter and show or tho pond Of higI
life;
Ywish to be bound by tho cords Of Affection
And now have drawn sketch ofa vito.
If any possess tho above rsquisiIions,
And wish 10 be bound by the conjugal band,
They will please to step forward they know th,
conditions
Enquire Of the Prnter-I N always at-hand
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-19
CO-PARTNERSHIP FORNED.
"A HOWE,
j. e METCHEAR.

HAVING entered into, co partnership in
LII the discharge ofthe duties Of Livery
Stable, respectfully solicit part Of the pub
lie patronage. They have two separate sta
bles--one will be kept at the Bellows Holel
aud the other on the north side of Pelham st.
next above Mr.. Townsend's Coffee House.
Their horses and carriages are second 10
none, and close attention will be paid 10 the
calls and wishes Of all who see proper to ex-
tend to them their favors. They will always
be In readiness to attend TO the arrivals and
departures Of the Steamboat. In . word
they are prepared to meet any exigency
which usually comes within the sphere Of
their business, horses kept for long OF sho,s
period. Terms liberal.
June 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-19
MORE CHEAP GOODS AT
NO. ll4O
Ehames-street.
NJ SWRMNo,

HAS more "a diaper for only Is cents per
yard--more good crash for 6 cents aud
more linnen diaper for 10 and I2A cents--
"A Binds Eye diaper good, for only Is. per
yard--more good silk stockings for Si--
more good cslicoes for 8 conts and stock
ings from 0d. TO IL. and 25 cents per pair |;
and a great variety Of other Dly Goods
as chesp as broom. Also . second handed
Postiey's cooking stove and apparatus pipes
&c. cheap for cash, his odd friends and The
public are invited 70 call and see for them
elves. August IA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-19

Fxshiag, L. T. Feb. o."
Price, so cents box.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-19
REMEDY FOR
! II III Il u M A TsISrM

YNHE excruciating pain-the decrepitude
and deformity, and the premature old
age, which are the usual attendants of this
disorder, are suffered by many from despair
OF cure, or disappointment in the efficacy
OF the numerous pretended antidotes used to
effect this purpose. But those who have
made fair trial of ."- f1f7.lss- ~ a
DIR. JEBB' CELEBRATED
LINlMENT. ~ ~
even in cases of long standing, and of the
most severe character, have received certa;r
relief, and many have been cured In a few
days, some in "a hours! as number of ne,-
sons in Boston and vicinity, who were for
merly afflicted with the Rheumatism. have
very fully testified. Certi6catos are in ths
possession Of the Proprietor, PROVING The
most thorough and surprising cures bv mes ma
Of this powerful Liniment, in cases where
other approved publications. had utterly failed.
The Liniment is also used with success for
Bruises. Sprains, Numbness, Stiffness of the
Joints, Chilblains, &c. NJ
Price, SO cts, q bottle. rssn
WA rs o N & RHTHBONE. r
wHoLEsALE DRY GOODS DEALsRs.
Market Square, Providence.
HAvE constantly for sale, on the most IA vor.
IL able terms, general and an extensive "A.
sortment Of British, French and American
Purchasers are invited 10 call a.ais s.'P
pfovidencs' Sept. osh, 1852 fSspt. II.
III AIDES French Shoes satin and propeI.
- e OF various colors never before ODER.
81 In this town. For sale. low, by
NATn'L. HORSWELL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-19
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

ASSlGNEE'S NOTICE. ~ y
"ANTON WEEDEN has msde an
~ assignment to me, of HE property snd
effects, for the benefit of his Creditors. All
persons having claims against said WArroN
WEEDES, are requested to present them--
ana every person indebted TO said WEEDEss
70 requested TO make immediate payment.
- ~ E.TREVETT, E. sassignes. s,H
Newport, Sept. 4th. u. :,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-19
! WILLIAM S. 7vOSE.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the Inhabi.
N tants and visiters Of NEwPoRr, that be
still continues at his old stand,
No. 124, Thamcs-strect.
Where he keeps constantly on hand GOOD
assortment Of Confectionery, Toys. and Cor,
diais, at wholesale or retail. feace, Z.
Ice Grams, Soda, and Mead, which is too
well known to need any Recommendation.
Ice.
.aso.-A largo quantity Of ice for the
season, any one wishing for IcK can be fur,
nshed for three months with 10 pound per
day, for $500 pound per dsy, for So
by the single pound, one cent. s'1 4
3 June ~. ,5s
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Ysfair once attend I've IN offer to make ye
In IIymen's soft bands | am anxious to live
For better-for worse-a a companion III take
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-31
PUBLIC SAxE.

WILL be sold, at public sale, at the
w subscribers residence, on the road
leading from Martinsburg TO Leetowp. and
near Strider's Mill, on Friday The I5,h Of No
re",ber "erf, the following property, 10 wit:
Seventeen head Of work and riding Horses.
Eight head Of uilch Cows aud Calves.
And lot OF Stock Cattle.
fnty or sixty head OF Fat Hogs, (which
will be sold for CASH.
twenty or twenty tive head OF Sheen.
Farming Utensils Of every description.
Road Wagons, two Of which are entirely
new,
And the wood work Of two Others;
new Carts, and two new Whsel-barrov,
Five new Barshear, and double shove
Ploughs, and one or two Harrows, &C.
credit OF nine months will be given ON all
sums over ave dollars, the purchaser giving
bond aud approved security; under that sum
the cash will be required.
JOHN BURNS, sr.
October 81, 1893.
N. Bon tho day Of sale, q Dwelling
House, Biaeksmith's Shop, and seti OF Black,
smiths Tools, will be offered for rent 20 the
highest bidder
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-31

NAIL be sold. at the residence Of Al.
subscriber, half way etweenC.haries-
town and Winchester, on iie first .Nonass I,
.H0Ses.bsr nsxt, IL fair, il not, the next fair
DAY, the following articles, viz:
The produce Of forty acre. In Corn.
Tea Horses, Mares aud Colts,
one excellent road Wagon, good as rev.
Ono Plantstiou do.
Oao Cart and Gears,
A parcel OF good nileh Cows.
One English Bull,
Between forty and fifty Hogs, half ct fer
killing this fall,
Three stacks OF timothy Hay,
One good wheat Fan,
variety OF Implements Of EIusbaDdry.
Gears Of all kinds,
Several articles Of Household Furpituro.
The terns Of sale are ~ follow: TveIva
months credit on all Sums above seven aol-
lars bond and good security being gwen
sums under seven dollars must be cAsL--,ho
property not 10 be- removed until the tern.
shall have been complied With.
sale 10 begin early in the day.
AMBROSE CRAMER.
October II, 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-31

pto,,n hAtTIaonE, ocr. IS.
Iio' h.-The wagon price has been wi,hou,
'A''.'""' al - 50 per barrel, the past week.
p,n,, AtExASBnIA, OCT. PC.
rns - 80. Yesterday the enrrens price Va. s
ee<t-'he advances being from local e.uses Sale,
from stores st 66. The receipts since ,he late
rains, begin to increase
Wheat 81 and Is, Germ &c and &c 20
and o.. Data 81 md 81
Hesscrn FI@IH.--Th. price h, Is 81 co
mo" o. holders puit'ng in store rstiser thau eli
~ 'THs 'nAn me highest price named; the receipt.
are large and good deal storing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-31

HNHE undersigned gave his note, on the
n 4th instant, with Isaac shewaiter - So
oufiiy' 70 JOHN Hamilton, foF the SUN of G0,
dollafs, payable six months after date. mi,
note Was gwen for the purchase of horse
pat uP BY The SAID Hamilton AZ public arse.
l'on and bow appears That The horse va
no' his bot Wss included ~ deed o. trust
sfen ~ another person. AZ persons are
''u.'ohed against lakiag an assignment 81
'alh note a. ! sm determined not 20 pay q
unti good title 10 The horse hall have been
secured to me.
FRANCIS MCKINNEY.
Oct -, 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-31

We learn irorn the Jesuit, that Dish.
op Fenwiek left this city on wednes
day morning, 20 Join the Roman Cath.
olie National Council. ct Baltimore.
On the morning Of his departure he
gave HIS mission 10 the twenty fhlt
priest IN the dIooess Of New England.
where few years since there existed
Inc only Church Of the Holy Cross, in
tnis city. lie was accompanied on hi.
journey as lar as Baltimore, by young
lady Of one Of the oldest and most re
spectacle families in BOstoB--renoun
bng every thing TO become one Of the
" Sisters Of Charity"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-31

Rf virtue Of q deed OF trust, Of record in
No Berkeley county, executed TO me "A
trustee, by Joseph Engle. 10 secure certain
debts TO hIs various creditors, a. therein meor-
uoned, shall sell at public auction. 10 the
highest bidder. GA HsdHssday fhs I1ih Of No
rs",Sfr vert, at tie residences Of the said To-
'ePh Engle, an Berkeley county,
A number Of valuable Horses.
large stock of Cattle,
sheep and Hogs,
And all the Farming Utensils
And Household & Kitchen furniture
IT, the possession Of the said lose "A, E.ngi. %
satisfy the debts aforesaid.
Oct 10, 1898
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-31

.A4pi>6psug1 - sAs Gsssy~s, sd C....r !,
-Hrytask --Seas ASexander, ESQ. 10 be as,c.
ciaisd wiz - sssveyors appointed b, ,hs
States a SirDsia snd Dsia wsrs, In surveyioe
The Ssas cesst snd iniets Of the Penin:uIr'
with viev - the inprovemens Of the usvi.
sst'c., e. yedsr = lent resolution Of the 50.
vsrsi legislatures to ~ sGsss-
.assthsr Fsrs 10 CussAs,Bssi. MA uev,v
erected two story house. the property OF Mr..
Martin Sixer, situate az the south end Of Ne
ehs.ae' ssrsss, N Cumberland, was ne ,rly do
ssroyed by IRE, on tho 18th inst The Gre
occurred IN the afternoon Of that day; We,
the citizeos were not able TO snb,iue Il, not
wnhs!.sssas their exertious, until the roof
sns All The inside work was completely con-
sumed. Fortunately, the weather was calm
~ The time, and the flames extended no fur
thar. u IVES not known how the frc origi-
neseo. @fs Boil. Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-31
TUR.VIPS.

mere arc persons In Charlcstovn who
desire 10 be supplied with TyynMYpa
OF excellent quality and fine favor. raised ~
new land expressly for table use. thew can
nave them delivered at their own doors At a.
cents per bushel, by leaving their sme, and
inc quantity wanted, ut the Post Office. on or
1e'ore Thursday next, but net s)isr fAat ,iue.
me me iurnlps Will be delivered as soon as they
the weather, but Is usually on or near .. An,
Saints" day. a."
Oct. "a lS35
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NOTICE.

conformity to an act Of the Legislature
u oil Virginia, incorporating the Ii5ray., So
ci<fy 81 iisTpeys-Fsryy, the Members arc here
oy no'ihed, that their ANNUAL MEETING
mh' De held IN the Mister Armorer's (BeBi.
noores) oflice, at iIarpers-Ferry, on Monday
The ia Of .Norsm6sr n<tf, at O'Clock. p M
Tor the purpose Of attending TO the Report of
The Standing Committee, choosing Officers for
The ensuing year, and transactinE such other
business as may then he deemed necessary.
BENJAMIN MOORE, Jr.
HArPer-Ferry, Oct. IL, 1893 Librayian
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-31
NOTICE

W. present situation u such, that mus
AVE- absolutely have al my sccOunis clos.
ed By the hrst q December nest canuol
indulge 81 would. trust, therefore, thai
~ those indebied 20 ne, will, without delay
come and settle their seoonnts--and obl,e,
me. ard not compel me 90 obiies them. Reo.
iamu MELVIN - fully authorized o. rcceiy,
Tor me when an. absent
AAEON ". sNlDER.
Elk Run, Oct n, ls13.-Jieo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-31
.Nn1ire

HEREBY GIVEN, 90 oil whom Il mn,
~ eoaeeri. thst petition will b., presented 4.
The legislature Oi Virginia, NJ their lseSt session
prayins thst body 90 firm NEW COUNTY
Oui oi tbc eastern psit nf Frederick enuntV--to b.
bounded - foiio~eth, % at HcgiHniag n the
Pcint N the Hue Ridge sherr th, J,HrTso,, ."d
loutoun lire meets the line az Frsterirk and
l'oudoun--tl'eRee With the line dividing JefI-r-
son from Frederick 60 the middle of the tytr9uoo
ereeh-thcnoe ~ tie middle ~ the Op,sl,,,'n &,
The mouth 81 Wrgd's brsuri--,ltcnsc go that
stream To the mouth of NatioH's spring Jun
'heuee direct line until 3, feseies Colin l. asl I,
corner nsHt TO fn.Jor beth Masos's Land ou tie
road To Nine VAl,--tbeuec castusrtly by q direct
LAC patsiHE south 81 the taildipgs .,,d eartl.v.s
~ ibr James iisy aud James Ms.ison IIite. 10 q
point 90 Hpfdeh's niarsli run-thenee bs = direct
iine 70 point ou The Shenandoah river, reGsrrrd
" % f'rtftiOn presented o. the Legislature a
Virgins, q their last session, By the pretle al
paris u Frederick and Shenandoah cousi,es-
thence BY tie llnc mentioned % sid I,,t,rion 10
il'e top q tse Blue H,dge, IT the lsne Ut Prcde.
rex apd fsuquicr roustic--and from thence 80,
ming
Fr-defirk 20 Oct Al fgsq
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-31
PUEBLO SAKE.

IN Monday the lth of November NEXT.
~ tH lair, u not, tl'e newt f.ir dsv, uiii Be
soid' on credit q ~ months, q Shsnsosd.t,
springs, Oue Wagon snd uor.ea, ~ sou .
siii i'ifiy sbosts ~ he'd ~ sheer. q he'll N
-s''le, Nileh Covs. from one n tso hundred
barrels ~ l0rn. about 49, bushels Oats t~o f~v
iisrsl'esr Pioughs, shovel PiouKhs. and Hsrr.,s
~'hH 'ar'e'y q other articles Ai,o,
-Nins SHgie .Haffresses, and "A essegs FVgss
S.W. LACKLAND.
Per t5eorge and Tss Isofags.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-31

u INC "e'' 1AHEs SEwALL will deliver a dis
course :" 10" Mct'oIt Meeting House, IIarper.-
Ferry, on MondIy evening rl,e 9Th OF NoyemI,,r
at the request Of the HArpers-Ferry Temperance
Society
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-31
BALTUGoRE AND OHIO
R.9kL RO.aAD.
Notice In Ry.idDc- RyIiIderS


DROPOSAI.s will be received BY tLs s.b
~ seriber, until the 9Th q the epsuinE No
Eetnber, FOE ihe construction q large gsons
Bridge across tho Great CatOctin Creek. sb,,ut
three miles above the Point 81 Rocks mo
bridge rill BE- comPossd of two arches Of 6l1y
feet chord each. The psoposer Will also bid
foT heavy section 81 rad excavation Of -
bout bali mile in length, smbrseisg tis ate
% the bridge
Recommendation q character. rspssitv
snd temperance, sIli b. expected ~ socosn.
pany The proposals.
Ardent spirits viii Be totally sxeludsd frou,
the work
The subscriber viii sttend n the s;,s -.
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SPORTING NEWS
riMoNiUM RACEs.-F;r,t Jlor n

iihoNiCN RACES.-Firsf Day, Oct. -.
fir.s Rse-.-Swecp.take for four year. old,
sngie two miles; entrance $2Oc.
y, =. s'arrt.on's CHI. g. sally Ramsay
MIR Fouke's eh- c. Tyr.ht
IDoet. Du,ali's d. E. Brts-y Nelson.
Mr. iaeote's st. T. Water Witch,
Time &m. lbs.
Second Rscc.-A match for 1000 bu,heI. nj
Wheat. mile hcats "
X. Gilmor's eh. G. York.
thomas Coekey's eh b. Henry Y
iime-2m, iis-2m. iss-2ri. 2ss
ih'r'i Raec.-A Sweepstakes for hor-e, he
ionIing to Baltimore county - subser,b-r,
VI. r. Coekey's b. d. walked over.
Seeond Dap.-Four mil. heats for siaoo
aueeross-, (IisrrisonS) e3
Bachelor, (Potterl l.
Orange Boy, (GsrrisonJ s
Florida, (S-l,len) ? .
iim--i't brat, SIN. e2s-ed heat. sm. .t,-
I'D heat, Sm. l5s.
Inrd Day -Proprictor's purse, s. 10. ,hre,.
). NJ. Sei,lem's b. D. Duke OF Or,eaa.- q,
~ =. uarrison's eh. d. Festival Q
=, .; 'srrison's o IN. Arabia Felix, 4
D,. DusaiiS b. d. Reform.
Tine, Sun. 5ss-5m. 5qs
ne sweepstakes two nilcs out, $500 entrance
~. %as NO" hy Mr.. Garri.ons b. T. by Mon,i~,,r
onson, beating oti'ers-'rime SIM SOS.