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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17

YTiRGlNlA AT rules held in the ti"tk's n3lce OF the
W Circuit Superior court of law and fAmretv Tor the
County Of Amherst. Monday the 81 day oi December,
ls33--Wm Turner who was nsaighee II " IL J. Thur
Inou1, Tncy Ann Turner formerly Lucy Tlmrmond, Dab
nry Hill who asset Of PAIL thrmond. ciaihoruc n
Tettrr Susan ", Tucker, Polly w. Tucker Elzabet
y Fucker aud Iph j. Tucker, The last FIVE ufaHts under
taa acr nftwentv years, and who sne by Charles
Tucker their friend, Polly Tucker, tie wtow Of
- Tucker, dec. iandy Joue. and sally his "i", Tor
meriy Sally Thurnond, it,se irck md Jms hi VIII,
formerly Judy rhurucni. aud y Md traatanl auI FL
zihrth his vic, formerly Ellahrth ihafBUd, Ptts.
against John Thompson, Addison ial'affra, W',ilm
Yhurnond and Phtlp llHrrnoud, be.l..=-il thauce}y
The Defendant William | Imrmpnd, mi having eater
ed MS appearance and given secu' according to the a Of
Assembly aud the rules ofthi court aud apo airing by
satisfactory evidence that he Is MOI an inhahltt OF tan
Commonwealth On mollnn OF the pauiis hy their
sci II j. ordered, that the said defendant Na. J. Thur
mond do appear her. before the first day al The
the bill Of The piuuis, ad that copy
Of this ORDER he forthwith inserted ~ LIE lYnfiuro Nf.
cnaa for two mouths ry and lps.ed the front
door Of the court hanSr. IN the said COUNTY.
ACdF}~ie:te,
Holm Vfhup~nS n
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a,aaF eaaaooar.l.f .ar Virginia. 'o,.e Sheriff

Ha IL. ceG~un4c-. iii If Virginia, "a ~ Sheriff
u of Auhcr,, Cua#tts t,,srti, w rea5, lu
an ri II. If Rel L'eF 5ape. lj1s \ of c, 'n."
couE; at Anhcgs. county between GenI'M'n Wv
ter, p.aa:tn sad Ao'ssa4 z iln#ai go J. .nt
DAVIS defendants fas sail 81 ,p II ssat P,s 80
i,s progress u Ia epa,l 0r.J - .b' sori
touatc q A. .t,' ap .ac ul9 OF Ae},ui'l- g..
l92a, tbe defendants piea3a. la>a1at. ~ aarcopon
an issue was joined, aud The sut being thus s'iHa-
ted, the said Benjamin Vawler departed this life
nesate as it is said and administration Of all ard
nsuiar MS goods, chalcls and credits hath
btcn in du, form committed to Mildred Vaw'er his
a hninistfatrix Nevertheless, judgment IN the
aforesaid action still remains TO be had and where
as the SAID Mildred Vawter, aAm'rX AS aforesaid,
hath supplcaicd for ruper remedy-We,
therefore, being willing that rsh and justice should
be doec, command yon that you make Known to
.ht sad Ambrose Il. llanSarl aud Elijah DAVIS,
that they be before the Justices OF oUr sud county
court OF Amherst county, ii; the courthouse, on the
third Monday ia March next, 10 shew If any thing
fol themselves they have or can say, why H." &C
ton aforesaid should hot d. proceeded II "a haai
Judgment, according u tte At Of ,ae Generol AS
setnly IN such case nlade aud provided, II 10 ui"
said Ambrose r. Hausard AVID Eli IA DAVIS II
sccn,s exnedent and further to d. and receive hat
our said court shall in that par consider A"d
have thea there this wit Witness, Robcrt Tins
lev. ele!k ofnur said court Al the courthouse, the
10th tlav of December, I532, and n tie 9th year
of the Commonwealth. ROBERT ItSGLEG.
Dec 20 Z"
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VYiRGlNit-b Rules policn in ffe Clet,.
~ tho Circuu snrsf,Ir Court of Law anl a. ohse
the county Of Nelson, on Monday the ~ i"oe' ,fr
,ember. i-J@--is-fe Jophng and james L. NJ, o. No
Of Mary Newt dec, PUT. against kow land ! alEt
George Ninghan, ndB'r Of CntnetiS Nv, - ''aalais
htrray, the hers sud rg1l rsaas, aafa.es ~ on, "hd
Murray dee, itmes \. Edmgo1,. aleyanfs, "h .
Nelson l9tetofe fS'ors of 1npnel Ftliaaut "a al
Lewis n Shelton, her and rep esentati,e Of AID
ian dec. Dcffs. :" st
TIE defendants, George Vaughn, siurfov H..
E1munds, Nelson Dargrose und l.esl. y b'is'
havinr entered their appearance, ami grei seen MT
cordue 10 Dc aei of Assembly ard fe rue. or,I a.
end II appearing ~ satisfactory rgfeue, TINT
inhabitants oithi. country 1t h. utdeed thai az
seri defendants do appear here. the first Mr. -
February ncY', aud answer the bill Of The plqi r.
thaia copy of ths order Ne forthwith nsartoJ " -
irse1brgC NifgplaB, ne" spgpet printed In NJ. ~
iYhc ihnrg, for tWp months snccessIreip, and t,,,
me front door ftbe courthouse II fhfs ccun,t a.
Copy--ieste, RO. {. CIIItr = r.
SuB. 70. 10
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Printing Presses for Sale.

yg7uERE are at this Office excellent se"ona
n handed Romage Press, Of Super Royal SIZE,
and one Of Medium size which wIl be sold seiy
ow, aad on accommodating terms.
be-. l. J't
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-17

i TIE celebrated CA sibHiAN I0OIl ACiiE
Plll.e, which give imnediuie rtfli without the
beast ~ jury To tie Tech. On ur,t tins "'ii hp
founA pte OF the lesi .omedicS tar this pam'ul
complaint. rrce u cent, box.
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YsGEO. 2oEsE1RTSON Il 60.
importers Of Hardware and
Cutlery,

nFf'ER who'cfds q retail, Nn extensive ~
~ sof,6ent 90 oImnstesery ou.de eomprehcoaed
10 thfr Busurss among which arc Rtae8smbts
CarE.aio,'s, Ia5iael- notst ; Nadd'@'s. Saoeme-
lcrs. Turner's, aud yusoas other Tools Shovel
aud Tom, Aoauos, Tenders, SC. &c. Persons
wllo are building woad find IT their ila1te4 to call
for Io5ts un.es Bolts, Nails, Glass, Putty, &c
ail o..s heb ~i,. ba furnished on the mos. liberal
t,r....p' IT, suof the Golden Anvil
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NDEIl'fG.
HNANiNG purchased the Lumber lIoess ira,
h " the Badge, formerly occupied by taPl.
Samuel TUNER, it viii be IL future conducted ~ my
own ua,nc, wheel invite tn fWmers toeffa M q
cali before they sell, as viii II al uoles sas, liz
Lcsht of the loa,aet aud pay iha co,b 'af Naeg.
aud all otlar Grain, Flour. Corn Mead y
D. STAPLES
NOV II
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Valuable IVA pr0pevty

ron SdLE.
I'll subscriber wishes to sell MS House and
Lot, fronting on Cooke Strcet-60 feet, run
ming back the usual depth. The property is at this
time rented to Mr.. Cadwallader For further in.
formation, apply to Mr.. caswe!l Poe, who is alone
aathorized to disnose of for me. Tic terms shall
be low aid accommodating.
WILLIAM BARNARD.
April t.
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tLIAtHkt ia. ID
FE7aE sUBsCRlBER formerly offae Bill T.
n te4A M Liberty, y. hos tston possession Of
me eio, ilendll eslso.almeul, faeeni.y occupied
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-03-12
q y, NEW. YORK .MERIc-N. 'Daitv!. vo

1 on NEW. YORK ..MERIC,@-N, Daily, Vol
Umr13 t-aT epeHiagpap which gives the latest
news OF the day, both foreign and domestic, up
10 the hour Of departure Of tho malls, south and
north. IL also contains Literary and Mirceilan.
eous collections, from the best forcgn and A.
mcrican journnIs, together with Review or
Notice on Saturdays Of most Of the new Publ
cations that have issueo from the Press during
tho week. II has also liberal patronage ss IN
vantages of Business, distraction, and AgllSs
mont. Those who adscfisc in tbe daily paper,
have the privilege OF cdver;ising ols" in fhe
'inI WEyS'.s 4al WcAH, 4 they desire 1t, sctte.
ops any additional sxpease.
IcfIns, rSs dollars per annum, In advance. =
Published ~ No. 3b Wall street, N Y by
ID. X, MINOR.
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0rNEw.YORK AMERICAN, Sc.

mi Weekly. VOLUME 13, is printed on large
imperial sheet ofsoperlor paper, and will contain
The idfest news, both foreign and domestic. with
copions selections from literary aud scientific
journals, Soih European snd Amefcsn a'so,
reviews or notices ~ most Of the new publica-
tipns or tho day. A Column or more will also DO
devoted In each paper 10 Internal improvements,
Mechanics, Agriculture, or horticulture, which
will serve TO rys il variety, wiibsut interferine
with those subjects TO which lthas been hereto
foro dcvefcd. Tho Semi weekly Nrw Yonk
AsERcAS will also contain Pfioo Current and
Bank Note List, together with polcs Of STOCK.
Real Estate, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, &c. Nc. OIL
carefully prepared for this establishment.
Terms, FoUR dollars per anpuni, In advance -
or frs dollars, if no, paid IN advance
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~MARarED.

One Monday evening. by the Rev Mr.
Choules, Capt Benz. II. Lnwiqn, Jr. to Mise
Abby peckhsui. daughter of Mr.. Isaac c.
Pecsham Of this towr..
On same evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Kent,
Mr.. William Siinons jr. Publisher Of the
Psotidepce Republican Herald. to Miss Ma
ry +. Easlon, daughter Of the late Capt. J
EastoD. of this town.
On the 2Ist ut. by the Rev. Mr.. Choules,
ar. Ezbon Sanford Jr. 20 Miss Lyb liza San
ford, daughter Of Mr. Joseph Sanford Of this
town. Af
Ga Thursday last. Mr.. Tbomss Tucker OF
Fall Riser, TO Miss Elizabeth Borden Of Tiv-
erlOn. :.
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AMERICAN MECHANICS MG ZINE,
gJ'1hc tnbscfiber PROPOSES 10 publish
monthly mngizne TO be called The lsnietiea
Mechanics Magazine his. object 10 80 doing
is to lay beinre fhe Mechanics OF the United
s,tatcs, at a cheap raie, IL, a convenient ioin',
soao account Of tho improvements ~ m.chsn
ice and marhines, no vel ave- list Of new inseL
tinns and pe,cn's bot IA 'ng lard and shc, uni-
ted States fie II No. rws-r ma tbere u.s., az
.tnis time, ary puhir-,i:r - go IND IN fhis
country. fnvrishrd ~ p ,rir~ 80 t.w ~ '" h-'ng
IL wtth,a the rrsch ofthe great Tsss nt y liners
esn mechanics = ana lee theroi"re nss astet'n'n-
I'D 10 commence .irs puDl cation vi a work ~rN
the aboye bane, on %, abont the I5f1' ~ Febro-
nry next which will cnn'rir most of tbeibter-
sting articles, or at least those which may he
ofinteresl to onr neehanics, ,oLi,shcd ih tis
London Mechanics nbr with its cngrav-
inrs, together with whr,rvrr may b,; RECEIVED
from onr own ~ornsrywrn snitsbie for such q
work eud III in .re-' 70 its patrons. 30
Tue Mechanics NIavaz'pe viii he printed on
beautiful paper, wi,Irncw types contsiniug tor
~ eight ialsu octave pages ,ff two 'coiuuinr
each, sttchod IA a. handsome csyef Of cotcrcd
paper, and issusd.on The fist Saturday. oi cneh
month, q, tho very low pree Of IS per snnem,
IN advance. .aa ID Il. MINOR.
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GFNEW- YORK FARMER AND
lMER!CAN GARDENER'S MAGl-

ZINE. Whole Number, Volume c.
New Series, Volume First. No |, for January
1893, is Just Published This ,snn Sgricuhurei
periodical, published monthly, containing 32
large quarto pages OF three columns each, dc.
voted particularly TO Agriculture, Horticulture,
&c. II win also coniuin much interesting mat
ter upon other subjects. such fos instance as
road making and repairing, together with steam
carriages for common roads, with other modes
Of improving internal communication. Its
main object, however; is to collect from those
who cuiliysie the soil sccnt iiically, and observ
ngly, and 10 disseminate such information as
may tend TO Improve tho mode Of cultivation
throughont our wildly extended country. No
persoif vli deny theuiililr of such publication
properly conducted nor will any one doubt mo
when say that such paper cannot be proper
-ly conducted and handsomely executed, with
nut an extensive circulation aud prompt pay
ment to meet lis expenses.
TERMS Three Dollars per snDnT in nd
vance, and viii not be sent: Mithout, as, at its
preseat price, il will not psy commission for
collecting, nor bear the loss arising from wnnt
Of punctuality on tho part Of subscribers
ID. MINOR, Proprietor,
80 Wall street., New York.
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DIED.

In this town % Tuesday morning last. urs
Mary Cory, wiao@ o. Mr. Caleb Cory, aged
33yesrs. -nc
Ga Friday, Harriet r. only child Of Mr..
Joseph X Crshdail,, aged 2 years.
Al New York 0n The Cd Feb. ofa ,hDger-
ing indispositions Lsdowick Updike, Esq
formerly Of Wiokfora, in this 53th year Of bis
age.
AT Key West, Me. Mary Appleby, wife
of Cap,s Jnshns Ab ,'eby. and daughter of
The la;e Cap,. Thomas Forester Of this
,owa. aged Gi years.
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O. THE AMERICAN PLoUH-

BOY. This is n small agricultural pa
per, designed more particularly for those who
do not choose 10 tskea more expensive work
aud yet are desifous TO understod how othors,
manage agricultural nffhifs. II wilma measure
be confined to giving details o. the practical op
erations Of practical farmers, rather than the
speculations Of. the moro scientific. II will
draw oonsiderpby upon the columns OF flc
New York Farmer and American Garden ers
Magazine, as we'll as other agricultural pub'ca'
tons. II will also give many interesting items
Of news and occurfences cf the day,hnd devote
one page out of.toir 10 advernsencnts II re-
quired. e.- So. -'' -
= Terms 81 so per anpum in advnch. u single
subscribers or ~ copies will be sent for, SO, u
paid in advance. AL communications for The
inericon Plough Boy may be addressed TO the
Proprietor, -, X MINOR -" st
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ded during The four years of your Iirsl Presi-
denoy.
esteem il, Mr.. President, at once hap
piness and an honor 10 be, on an occasion 30
interesting, the Interpreter ofthe sentiments
which animate the Diplomatic Body towards
you personally, and 10 offer you. in their
name the SINCERE wishes which every one of
them truly eniertains for the increasing pros
periiy Of tlIis Republic for the firmness Of its
union, md especially, Mr.. President. for ov.
cry thing that can contribute 10 your own
personal glory and happiness.
To this Address the President made the
following reply.
II gives nc great pleasure, gentlemen, 10
receive by The organ OF tia eoest and highly
respected mam5er of the -piplonatc Body,
near the govnrament Of tine UGBcd Sts,es,
the congrais latIons you are nleasaa 10 offer
on my re election and. above all the nssnran-
ces Tor my conu.ry f!he friendly disposition
Of those which you represent.
II has been principle objectwiih me, TO
cultivate that disposition by The sincerest do
sire 10 cherish kindly feelings, extend the
advantages of commerce promote the inter
change Of every. discovery in arts and sci@
ense in peace, and lessen by humane stipu-
Iations, the evils Of war, when unfortunate
ly, that scourge Of The human race becomes
inevitable,
Repest these assurances. gentlemen, to
the several govei oments you represent, as
the invar:abc rule Of my conduct towards
them; and; for yourse lves, accept the offer Of
Of the high respect and regard for you indi-
vidnally with which your condnct during
your residence hcre has inspired me.
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Published al, No. IS Wall stree. n Y by
= ID X, MN Jls.
rrNEw.YoRK AMER!CAE,Y,

N-f ANA1 WI VIM NV LSf
Weekly, voLuMr % Tho Tri- Weekly .ameri
can contains The same that Is given in The Daily
paper, and differs from il opIy inbeing published
every other, instead ofesery day. This Is tho
only 1f.Wctkly paper Published IN New York.
II is very convenient medium Of intelligence,
at a very cheap rate, for Centleuen in the
country, WHO wish not olly 90 resd tue news Of
the day, but also TO- learn what 10 doing iu the
busi.ess community. II The Tfi-Vyskiy, as
we'll as in the Daily NewYork .Smericau, will
be found, ia addition 70 The news and advertise.
ments Of the day, an extensive Marine List,
Sales Of Stocks and of Een Estate, Prices Cor
rent, and Bank Nate Tble, land all for the mo-
oeraie price OF fee dollars year, "a adcaree
or jus, Que half Tho p,ice oi Jaiy paper, IA ~ol
ns If The postage. although il con,uins a IS nuch h
reading aud advertising as the daily paper, tie
Advertisements are moi so Oiten poasLeo in IL
as ~ the daily, which enables us 10 give all the
reading mai,ar Of ,he Daily.
Jer,ns, FIVE DOLLARS per year, in ed"snce.
Published u, No 50 Wall street, n Y. by
ID. X MINOR.
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ly respected --he has been nominaied
for Governor, but two years since, by
botlrthe parties opposed 10 Gov. Fen
ner, and is now tile candidate Of the Ad-
'miuistration and Republican Frccu,en
for the first time has, therefore,
within the space, Of two short years, been
the candidate of all the organized par
ties within this State, and we believe he
continues to possess the confidence of
his former fiicnds, aud we know he does
thai Of tho Republican party Of Rhode
Island. Mr. Francis has been selected
by the committee appointed by tire Re-
publican Convention in January last to
/. flI vacsncies that might happen in the
prox Then agreed upon; and in conso-
ancnce Of Gov. Fenners declining Ia
sinnd as Candidate, he has been nomi-
mated, not wholly upon party grounds by
the Committee, but with hope Of uni
ting a-mhjori:y Of the freomen in his sup
port that the Government of this State
may be restored|to its former health aud
stabilityv--,hat it may be ~ Government
founded on'tbe consent Of the majority,
and sustained by The affections Of the
people--that it may be in fact as well
as in name Democratic Rspubhcan
Gorernmenf, and not the Government oi
the few. wres,ed by usrrpatiou from the
hands of the many. The local political
events of the last year live fruit'ess at
tempts to organize GpvernneDt--cnll
loudly upon the people TO rally under the
ilag Of uuinn,.by supporting fhe esnrli-
+ pon.iuatei, moi for. me pnrprsss of pills
icalreveuge, hut for that ofrrstor;ne io
tile present. the blessings of Good Gov
ernmep'. So Ipng enjoyed by former ge"-
era,rnns.
Gov. Fenner. IN that spiri, Of fdisinier-
ested love for the slaie for which lie has
been long conspicuous, hns cut the tri-
angular knnt Of the last -yesr--Mr.
Sprngne has generously Withdrawn ms
naphe from the list of candidate, aud Sec
ondedthe noble example-it nowonly re-
maius for the Governor Regent TO follow
and the State is without IA struggle, re-
stored to the arms of her legitimate SOW
ereiguty--pariy would be lef, wilhoo, an
object, and 10 the presen, sia:e OF the
national government, almost without a
name in Rhode Island. II has seldom
occurred ,ha, a single indiyidurb had,
W bis own act tbe''powcr TO, heal The
wounds Of contention. to the extent Ia
which Gov. Arnold might now do 0at
let as sec c he' soiiF'en'braee ii.
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Man hss three friends in this world, how do
they demesn sbe'pseives towards him in the
hour. OF death. T. when God calls him to Judgment
Ills best beloved friend, gold, is the frst to
leave hun. aud accompanies him not. His
ftiends and kus,,eu acc inpany him to the por-
tat Of the grave, and their tnrh back. to their
Z Uwn homes. The fhird, when he is most neg
lec,ed Of in his good works. They alone 60
with hun 10 the Judges throne, they stand be-.
fore bin. and speas for him, and obtain mercy
apd grace. 80 = HERDKR.
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N NOTIC T. /.

A LII those young LADIES. that have
a Lace on hand, Belonging TO the Sub.
scribers, taken cut previous 10 September
25,h, 632, ore requested TO return the same
Immediately. !. "..
N. B.: iter the 20lh Of January the
Lace work viii DO received and put out at
our store, No. l72 81 la, Thames-streat,
oG the. Same evenings as heretofore-7 cay
DondKy. "Wednesday. and Friday. -
rJah.S.l WV. e. COZZENS, s. Co, 4.
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GTSMERiCAN RAILROAD JOUR.
Nal AND ADVOCATE OFINPERNAL l.

GTSMERiCAN RAILROAD JOUR.
NAL AND ADVOCATE OF1NFERN MA l.
IMPROVEMENTS, VoLUMs "a, d,--This
Journal was commenced ou tho Ist 6f January.
1889, with u single ssubscfbcr. IL has now
Just commenced Us second yolaWe. with near
one thousand subscribers, scattered in every
state in tho Union. slt 'wus at first devoted 10
the subject Of Railroads, ,lnte,nal improvements
and news Of the day but n aoW embraces in
add.tion TO tho above, department for .9gricui-
,ure, and another for Toe MechshiG Afis, where
In will ise found an account OF most new lnven:
tions. Such, indeed, has been tho encourage.
'nent held out, that the publsshEf IL Induced 10
extend its usefulness BY making, Il, NOT only q
journal of the progress oflu,ergai lmprcreuients
by means Of Railroads, Canals, and Stnsn Car
"riages, in our own country aud in Europe, but
also by making IL Jonlnal Of mechanical in,.
provements and inventions, aIId thor reby y'collect
ing greater variety Of useful Information, re-
iatDg to such subjects, into smaller compass.
and at less cost, than can be found IN any.
other publication now. bs6se' the public. AR
rangements have been made IN give opgravngs
or illustrations Of such new inventions as may
he doomed important to the community. The
A American Railroad Journal sud Adydeate OF In
ternal improvements, will also contain mnch
Interesting and useful lilorary and nows read.
ing, with such public documents. as may be
deemed worth recording for future reference
IL VIII also contain meteorological Tables, kePt
nt Montreal, l.. c.. New York city, Charleston
y. G. together with others kept al inte, med ate
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. Sc. i'@ ,
Terms, THREE Dollars per anuum, in advance,
and ,otH not be sent ioith0Ht.
e.frst volume may be had either in sheets
or beond !; and the second volume will be for
al hs .lk.xa ll.k.x
par, OF the United States. prico Of binding, 80
cents, 70 cents, or 81, according 10 ,qpaiiys
Published at No. 35 Wall street, n. Y.,by
ID. X. MINOR,
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ea@gSCe.

NT II 81, Z 4 s the present Honorable
w sTo@o Coahci! of.NeWport iniuenced
by sac:i ehafae.e7s as Sally Champ.in, slias
pesrcc. wife ol Ciles Pea rec. and Sally Voung,
alias Freohorn, wife of5ehn + Freebarn with
several others al siiailSr character have deter
mined to ihjGrs tas Sauscribet by lepTivins
hin oi the rights an! privileges belungi.g 10
him se a freeman and freahDides, therefore,
all those indebted 10 him Of over three mouths
Standing are requested u make pay neni by tho
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-03-12
TO Sell at Public
Auction. M

IF NOT PREVIOUSLY DISPOSED
=. OFAT PRIVATE SALE, II
On Monday. April 1st, 1888,
at IL O'Clock, A. M. On thc
premises, IL fair, ff.nOt the
first fair day. after. =
TTSIIE lot Of land and The buildings thereon
IL standing consisting OF q two story dwcl;
hing house 10 irst rate repair now occupied
by EpHRAIM B. IRIsB. and a large twp sto
~ out building. The.sbove proper,yis situ
ated in Broad Street; nearly opposise II. X.
RANDoLPR's. For further particulars:-con
di,ions OF Sale, enquire Of
GEO.S. HAZARD.
J. G. SHAW, Auct'r
Newport, Feb. 26, 1898.