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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-03-12


From the Washington Globe Of Wednesday
Yesterday. the Diploms,c representatives.
of the different foreign governments, waited
upon the President To offer their congratu-
lstionspn bis re election. and TO assure him
of the friendly disposition Of their own coun-
tries towards the United States. They
were received aud introduced to the Ptesi
dent, BY the Secretary of State, in presence
ofthe fIeads Of Departments, at one O'Clock,
and Mr.. Serrurer. Minister P!enipotentiary y
sf France, made the following address on
their behalf,
mr.. PREupscr,
The Diplomatic Body. sccredi,ed 10 tho
Ce,ernment Of this Republic, hsstens 10 Of
Yer 10 youk Excellency their respectful fell;
citations IN your second inauguration as Pres.
ideut Of the United States. They feel a,-
bureI thst ths new and fisitering proof of the
confidence Of your fellow citizens cannot bot
greatly c,nsrbo,e 10 confirm those friendly
Fsiations which sIready.exi between TINS
Republic and the Goyernme nts represented
st Washington whIeh your TX :
rsllency has SO happily preserves sod eS'er-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-03-12

The I'd Session Of tho g2d Congress ter
minated prescribed sy law. on the 81 ins'.
As usual, business was dispatched With the
utmos, rapIdi'y during ihe three or foar lag
days Of the term--boib bonses sitting all
night OF Saturday uu,il o'clock Sunday
morning. The President with his Cabinet
attended ut the the Cspitol through aie day
and night OH which the Session expired that
the legislating engine might move with The
greater expedition.
The Tariff Bill and the ReveGue Colec.
,ion Bill particularly the lstier) passed both
houses by very large msjorties, and having
received the spprobs,ion ofihe President arc
now the laws Of the labd. Mr. C!ay's Land
Bill also passed both houses, but has been
retained by the President for farther consId.
erauoa The usual bls.of appropriation
seem 20 have passed without much debate OF
objection.
Thus has closed a short memorable ses.
sion which win form,an Interesting epoch ia
the history Of tho Union.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-03-12
BOOTS AND SHOES, Ar COST.

TEyHE EHtire Stock in Trade of HORSE
- WELL g. ALDRICiJ. consisting of
every description of BOOTS &. SHOES,
anda quantity ofIN Ola RUBBERS, will be
offered az private sale, at cost, for cash, at
the Old Stand recently occupied by them
The Store will be openod on MONDAY
next, for the purpose Of selling said stock OF
Wholesale and retail, and will remain open
FOR that purpose, for one month.
have appointed Caleb Trip Agent TO
dispose Of the above property.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON, Assignee.
Newport, Jan. Ist. u,
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rTsprcimen nuinbars OF each orths above
pspvrs will be sen, 10 any Geu,lemsn who will
s,gnif" willingness 20 obtain subsor'eers Tor
thetp,
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Tsrms Of i..e Repnt6em,

Terms of i;e R4pncie'm,
s2if paid nj aassncu, os s2,21 ~ The cad
o. The year.
Advertisements mol @arksJ. WILDE evu'~
|, cd ill Ia, hidden. anc charred sceoioinRy'
No paper dIscon' inged un''i nrte"'Stes
. 70 ua,J. uuleas st the discreuon oi the Pb
. All accounts mus, be- se,,'sd y least sncs
q year.
Printing ~
or al kinds iono With nca,neas sad despatch
At faE HALL,
IN tho r-,r rrtts q ,gp Gshk
Ovss The stsre VI tirsRs hslr.
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Il. PROBA'TE NOTICE.

-. PROBATE NOTICE.
Court OF Probate, Ne@sort Jan. = 1888.
nPEkED. That all Executors and Ad-
~ in'nistrators on unsettled Estates, who
have not settled their Accounts within One
ye2I, DO and they are hereby po,iied to sp-
pesr at a.A'onft OF Probate 10 .be holden at
he State IIhuse in Newport, on the first
Monday 10 February hext. aud nresen, their
Accounts for settlement. WITNESS
u a. HOWL and. pRoFATr CfrEK.
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ADMLNIsTRATOR'S no 071CE.

1--WE undersigned hos been appointed ad
i ministrator on the estate OF HRAm
Formulate ofNewpor,, deceased, s. there.
fore requests all persons having demands Q,
ga'nst said estate to present their claims for
settlement, and those indebted to said estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment 10
Russell CLARKE, .Adm'r.
Jan. % Iea3
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Drugs and Medicine.

DruSS anu me0iClme,
hF The best quality aud rs cheap as at nny
~ other shop. Kept constantly for Sale
by DR.. JOHNSON, al his MEDICAL DIS.
PENSATORY, No. Is8, Thames Street,
just north Of the Brick Market,-where ho
hopes EVERY. BODY will send or can. e.
purchase their medicine &c.
.Nj- Medicine chests put up, or replenish.
ed with particular care. Prescriptions OF
Medical Geptemen, faithfully and carefully
put up.
UrDR. MANLEfGH'S MUCH ADMIRED
: MADAGASCAR OIL, .s......
For the hair, this oil is used TO curl and per
fume the hair 10 cause il TO grow, and to
prevent badness, it is superior TO any other
now offered 70 The public, aud is in very gen
eral use. =.
.GFAS a. SURGEON DENTIST,
' Dr.. Johnson, will perform any operation on
Teeth, at half his regular prices until abe
first of April next.
The Ladies aud Gentlemen, therefore, who
are in want Of teeth, will plcase to embrace
this opportunity.
GFDr. Johnson will attend to the prec-
tice of physic as usual
Fees Moderate. Feb. 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-03-12

The Spring term of the Supreme yndjcial
Cour, for the County ofNewpcrt, convened
in this town on Mondsy the 4,h inst. Dur
ing The Session last week among other bus
mesa Of less interest. a bill ofiDdictment was
presented by the grand jury egainst the Rev.
Ephrsim K. Avery for the murder Of Sarah
NJ. Cornell. The Court being unsble Gn
consequence of tho interference of other
terms in the other Counties Of the Stste) to
proceed upon the trial of the Reverend gen.
t'emsn, assigned for that purpose the first
Monday Of May next.
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NOTICE.
Thomas Fowler .Jr.,

Id ECEIVED yesterday very extensive
-At assortment of sensonpble goods For
egp aud Domestic, which will be opened this
morning. he might make may assuFon
ces Of low prices grea bargalDs sc. but pre-
fers leaving IL TO the Judgement of purchasers
who my fnynNr him N lih q call. Loct. %
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AsSIGNEE,S NOTICE.

ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
M ESSRS. iiORSEWELL& & .7LDRICn
1vA have made an ass gnment Ia me- at
their property and effects, for the benefit o :
their Cred'lUIs. II persons havirg claims
against said HoRsEwELI. e. ALpRicn, are
requested To present them and every person
indebted to said Firm, is requested to-makc
Immediate payment
~ HENRY. .CRANSTON', ,qssignes.
Newport, Jan Ist 3,
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TO be Let,
For Rent.

IN the Centre of .he town. and
~ completely surrounded with trees
livs Crane Vines aud Shiubbery,
nu,lH8 stands a tERMITAGR. bailt last
ves, wnich Is prw isr Rent --is u one oi the
mos, pls osani situations IN Newport For
'' WM. J.MES TlLLEY.
3. ..GJ-W. J. n. has Justoososs, cheap brown
Cosicns aIso. good Glue BfoadcloIhs.
Newpuri, March >.
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NEW .WOR ks.

WILL DE LET ONLY BY InE VOLUME UNTIL
TWO MONTHS OLD
AT 2cts. PER DAY .FoR I2Na VOLUMES.
" Acts. Pea DAY ron svo. VOLUMES.
SUBSCRIBERS tee)tng hook ore, one Boath
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NE W-YORK AND PROVI-
= DENCE STEAMBOAI,S.
FARE $5 FROM NEWPORT, & FOUND.

ARRANGEMENT FOR MARCH,
fHHE new and splendid Siean, boats
IL BOSTON, Capt. WIN. CosfsrocK. and
PROVIDENCE, Capt. s. TmArsR, ,.wlll leave
New York and Providence, OH the following
DAYS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11
From ne Unehester Republican.
THE RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE.

1st Every citizen who 10, himself, in pos
session OF, or has tenant on piece Of land,
II matters not how small the quantity, or has
q dwelling house, whether there DO at
faehed 10 Il any more ground than that on
which the house stands or not, provided il be
OF the value Of cas-, and so assessed on the
Commissioners' books, IL required by law,
viii be entitled TO vote.
%. Wherever, for example, there is an I'M
divided estate, say q tract Of land, or owt lot,
or house and lot, and there are two, Ave,
eight, or ten, or any greater number Of par
ties entitled 20 share In the division, and
having an assessed freehold estate in the
same, and provided each share be Of the
value OF e25, and so assessed 70 be, IL rcquir-
by lac, eli will be entitled to vote (; but whom
the value Of the property would not be suifi-
Glen: TO entitle all TO vote, they, together, will
be entity to as many votes As the vsius Of
the estate would give, divided by S25.
ID. Tho next class IL vsesvsioaeys. n, for
example, any one BE- entitled to the repevsion
OF an estate, either in fee simple, or for life or
lives-that Is TO say, if the estate be held BY
another during his or her life, but ejlsy the
death Of the party in possession Is TO 90 10 the
son, son-in-law, or TO any other person, such
500, son-sn-law, or other person, would be en-
titled TO vote, II the estate be worth $50, ard
20 assessed 10 be, II required By Law, and pro-
Vided also the title 20 the same (on the part
OF the reversioDer) shall have existed aix
months previous 10 tho time Of bis offering to
vote. But, in case man becomes entitled to
an estate, in land, worth $50, by descent
devise or marriage, such person is immsdisis-
" entitled 10 vote, without Limitation ss to
time.
9Th. A leasebolder for FIVE years, if in actu-
al possession OF the estate, whether IL be an
acre or two Of land, or n house and lot. and
provided the same bereeorded two months be-
fore he Offers 20 vote, which Is indis pensable,
and provided also the annual rent or value Of
the lease be not less than $50, will be entitled
90 vote.
5th. Every citizen, Who, for twelve months
previous In the election. has been a house
keeper, and head Of family. within the coun-
~, city, town, borough OF election district,
wbere be may offer 10 vote, and shall have
been assessed with part Of the revenue Of
the commonwealth, within the preceding
year, and actually paid the same, will be en-
uled TO vote. For example. bousekeeper
and head % . family, having slave, bis own
property, or hirsd,--a horse, or q pleasure
carriage, and paying tar upon either, will
be entitled 10 Este. A merchant also, who u
bousekeeper and head u family, aud
paying for his license to retail merchandise,
will. IN such case, be entitled 10 vote.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11

On Thurpsisy evening the 18th ult n 'VaslBinE-
ton City. b the Rev. Nc. Hanson, the Reverend
GEoReE HTLsr, Il tie McthOdis r. Church, "a
Miss IiaHafrr SrvHHs, e Osio.
On "Wednesday evening tlse g7th ait IN VIII.
Transport, Md, ~ N Rev. j. Winter, NJ ELlp
CsySELIy n Mis- PnUbEscE PaEaT, bob a
Sbeya,egtistovn.
On Thsrsiay ne ffth uIt. b. he Rev j. ~
Parmele, uafSH PAnEE, Pen, seniar editor n ths
Zaurssfile f0tio) fsazettr, sd formerly ~ thi'
sounsy, n Miss LCcS AsE sLareETgH, daughteI
q VIZ. John slaughter, - Pslis tOvuship. .ss
Lie a Atbemarie county, Va
On tise IQsh ult Ne. srssAs CoLEERT 10 Mis-
Eu1A JAcKsoS, near linpersFeuy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11

CONGRESS-.

GIVE arc authorized To announce Col.
kpwAap LucAs,as D candidate TO represent the
district composed Of the counties of Frcder.
lex, Jefferson, Berkeley, Morgan. and Hamp-
shire, IN the next Congress Of tho United
States.
6-in compliance with numerous and re.
Pcated solicitations, I have concluded 10 be a
candidate for Congress. Should I be the
choice OF The district, will, To the extent OF
my humble abilities, endeavor TO promote il,
best interests, to maintain and pcrpctuate the
integrity Of the Union, the constitutional dis.
tribut'on Of powers between the General and
state Governments, the primitive purity OF
our republican institutions. and the peace and
happiness OF our beloved country.
A. T.. SMITH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11
April }, 1899.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
GIVE are authorized TO announce Doct.
JOHN QuIGLEr, candidate TO represent the
county OF Jefferson in the next House Of De-
legates Of Virginia.
give are authorized to announce Josxpu
T. DAUGHERIr, Esq. a candidate to repre-
sent the county of Jefferson in the next House
Of Delegates Of Virginia.
GIVE are authorized to announce GERARD
b. WAGER, Esq rs n candidate TO represent
the county OF Jefferson in the next House OF
Delegates Of Virginia.
GIVE are authorized by tho friends OF
JOHN s. GALLAHER, to announce him candi.
date to represent the county Of JetferSon in
the next House of Delegates OF virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11

(binehssftr, Loudoun street, Js1 door, North
Of The Yaiisy Bsnk,)
ID ESPECTrULLY informs his friends and
~ the public generally. that he has Just
returned from the Northern cities, ut which
places he purchased n general assortment Of
materials, among which are all sorts Of Brass
Mounting. lie feels assured that he can fur
nrsh his work at rs low prices as can be had
OF the same quality in this or any other place
lie IS now prepared TO make, at the shortest
notice, any description Of CARRIAGES; and
when novelty is required he will prepare a
drawing To suit the ideas OF persons wishing IT,
Repairs Of every description, in his line,
done in the best manner and on the most ac-
commodating terms. Old work painted with
the same care rs new, and with DESPATCH
Tie has several secondhand Carriages, Ba-
rouches and Gigs, which he will sell low
Orders from n distance executed with pune
tuality.
All kinds Of silver and brass plating done
at his establishment, in the best and cheapest
manner.
April IL, ls33.-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11

TO THE VOTERS efhe counties of De, k,l.y.
J.Gsrso", Hampshire and .Horgan, in ,rhie.
counties the election !, yet 90 take place for a
ptrson 10 represent fhs district in Congress COM
posed Of The Aforesaid counties, together rah
the county Of Frederick:
Having discovered by the result OF the cleo
ton in the county Of Frederick, which has
JUST taken place, that il would be less embar-
RAISING to the electors who are yet to vote, in
making a choice Of person who may repre-
sent the sentiments Of n majority Of the dis.
uict, should withdraw from the contest,
determine to do so. thank those voters OF
the district who have already given me their
suhrages, and those who are vet 20 vote, for
their intentions TO have done so but for con-
siderations which they viii duly appreciate,
desire no longer 10 be considered candidate
WM. NAILoR.
Aprtl & Is31
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11

BERKEIHy.

We have been unable % Ascertain the precise
vuse given TO the several candidates at the election
which cosnmcnced On Monday, and closed last
evening, the polls having bccn kept open in con-
sequence Of the rain on Atonday-bui learn, YER
bally, thzt c. J. Faulkner aud Edward Colstou,
Esqrs elected to the Assembly, and that lat.,
on Tuesday evening, Col Edward Lucas, for Con-
gr.s, was about ~ voses ahead of his opponent,
Col A. C.. Smith.
HENRICO.
Csnyrrss.-For Andrew Stevenson 45S-Ro-
bertson fsx-majority for Stevenson go.
Ssnafe. -Jscgueline II. Haryie 52t-ao on.
Hs.sc gf Lrtcsaies.-Joha NJ. Bolts 272-w
h. Randolph 25i-John G.. Williams Gsi The With
drew carly from the Benchl-W. NJ. Fulton IS.
ALBEMARlE
NO opposuon "a Gen. Gordon for Congress
House Of Ltfeydfcs.-<;ilmcr $50 Southall $50,
Randolph 4oj, 4. Rivcs (not acandi,la,c) ISL.
A letter says. The candidates discussed the
principles OF State Rights, SIC. very fully as ell
at this place throughout the county, and sltoyv-
thcr The canvass and election Las been quite an ami
mated ono. Gilmer anil Sout,all wer,. RIM on tia.
same principles. Albcmarie is right Principlcs
have saeeeedc.i. Rivcs' votes were single shots
Cor Randolph"
"P. S.-Gov. Barbour and w. c. Ri,es were
here"
PRINCESS ANNE.
CoHgre".-Milcs King 22s, Geo. Loyall -
.. H'I'r q Dstesate,-iisnry ID. Woodhouse
sol, Jonathan Hunter &c, Caleb Ward 10
ISLE OF WIGHT.
oongress-t.eo. Loyall 2sO, Miles King 81.
House Of Oetryascs-Joel Holicman, no op
Fol was taken 70 instruct MIR. Rycs Of the
Stsse Senate, to vote for the subscription To- tn.
ros'smoith and Roanoke Rail Road Only ~ OF
~ votes were given against the instruction
ROCkBRIDt;E
Conyrra.-Nfoorc COS, Craig los
L<gisLdffne. AIS, Drrnan $40.
Caruthers 2if. Pastures not heard from
CHARLOTTE.
Csngrcss.-No opposition 10 John Randolph.
L-eg1stafrue. Judge Boulder, late member OF
Congress, has been elected To- the Legislature.
Mr. RASpoLrH addressed the people OF Cum
bertrand on the 2&,h ult in his usual style H..
said that he was preparing for a voyage, aud
that In justice Co himself and his constituents he
eould not be considered a candidate. Some of his
friends. however, Insisted on opening a pole for
him, and u be presumed that hc will be elect
cd
PENDLETON
Congress David Sterile 23s. jaime, NJ H.
Beale IS, Michael Neycri,o.f,.r IA.
!Stdfe .Senatc WIN. Mcmahon SIS.
/ L.gishIture. Jones (electe,l)
| MONTGOMERY.
Cengre.s-Craig Sol, Moore i2-i precinct
GLOUCESTER.
Cmyress-Riehard Coke 900, Henry A. Wis.
Leyi'iafwe.-Thomas Smith, without opposi.
ton.
fhtNCE WILLIAM.
Congress.-Chnn2 O2, Taliaferro no
KING GEORGE
Consress.-Talafcrro Cos, Chinn 81.
Sendte-Robcrt o. Grayson 81, Baysc 62.
Legislature. -liooc IS5, Ts,lee &c.
SPUTTSYLvASIA.%
Congress NJ Patton no onoo.;,;oc
| egisiafnr.-Steyenson 500, Powell i49, Raw
lings 65.
OHIO.
| Congress.-Wilson'sm sjority over Morgan 81
Mr, Letter Withdrew as a candidate for Congress
ON the morning 81 the election.
LegisLafwe.-Parriott and Mcclure elected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11

A. his rcsidenec To- Chillicotie, Ohm, ou Friday
d. S2d ulL, sftcr = s-ycrt ilIuess a sbout foir
weeks, M. nossHT kEHeHHvAt, editor and pro-
pltct0r a he Sslsfs G01effc, IN the Ash year II
his sge.
Oh sstuTtisy iast, "a The rrsidruce e Me- BUSH
rod 4. " asisiilgtofi. nrsr tiisrifstovn, lGHEs o.
J. Las, infent soa a y T. ier D.. Esq., Of Slcp-
hcrjst0sn, sged eight months.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11

RliLTLH0RE q ONO R-ffL rom
UyHE subscriber will forward FLOUR
u from the Point Of Rocks TO Baltimore.
Tor j cents per barrel. and will receive and
forward Merchandise at the rate Of - cents
per 100 lbs. which will include all costs to the
Point Of Rocks A. II. BROWN
Point Of Rocks, April 4, ls33.-lm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11
The Markets.

c AtExANonIA, APnrL 6.
FIOUk-Ih srslsy, the Wagon price Of Flour
was ,, 20. Yesterday, IS 90 a IS ~, in few
,nssnaees traction mort vas paid
o,r sAIrssoHx, ArnsL S.
wagon price rang,,i fr,sn IS si4 To IS 81; but
.'nee then the dealer, very gc,serslly have paid
IS az
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11
.NesC York Lottery.

Glass No. 6-to be drawn on Wednesday,
May 1st, 1888.
$25,OOO, HIcnEsr PRIzE.
Tickets 86-I.owest Prize 81.
S25, 600, 5000, 1000, 5000. 10 Of
1000. &c. Amounting 20 Se2s, 800.
A package Of ~ whole tickets by certif-
cate, SIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11
FIRE she great Cans!
ANOTHER VICTORY GAINED BY
SYLVESTER!

As our paper 10 just going to press, we have
only time to announce the following crafty.
ing intelligence.
Drawing Of the Maryland State Lottery,
Class No. 6, for 1868. drawn March 3oth.
az ! q 90 8 60 90 40 IL g
Combination ] a 2s the grand capital
prize Of O,OOO, was sold by sYL.
vESTER to Mr.. james Berreu Of Baltimore,
who has kindly permitted us to announce his
name to the public-which is never given
withoutthe express permission Of the fortu-
nate holder.
forward their orders early, and secure the fu-
ture capitals.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11
az / q SO 8 60 So 40 III 8
UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
To be drawn Goth April.
10000, 100000!

bFLowest two number prize S 40.-H
| prize Of $50, 900. 10000. 10000,
5000. 1890, 10 Of 1000, 10 Of 500,
10 Of 400, &c. amounting to SS66, $50.
Tickets $40.
GA package of ~ whole tickets will cost
$780, shares of packages in proportion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11
MARYLAND State Lotteru,

Class No. g, for 1896 No. Lottery. 10
drawn ballots. To be drawn April %.
S25, 900 for 60 prize Of Sa5, 600,
5000, 1900, 10 Of 1000, 10 Of 500,
30 vt $50, so Of $50. &c. amounting
TO 2lS,80o. TIcKKTs Sc.
package OF % whole tickets, by certifi-
cate, will cost SIS, half and quarter pack ages
IN proportion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-11
TrssSf Safe.

ATEgS6 1D0fCs
HY virtue of deed Of trust, executed
- 10 the subscriber by Edward Myers, for
certain purposes therein mentioned, will be
offered for sale, at public auction, for cash ,
on Saturday he 20th insfsni, az the dwelling Of
said Myers. ~ Smithdcld, a variety Of
Ifonsshoh and Kitchen Furniture.
including sCuyboard. Secretary, Chars, Btu
reau, dining Table, Beds and bedding sett
of Carpenters Tools, with a variety 81
other articles ~ valuable and ~ ful furniture
ANDREW HUNTER, Trsstss.
April T. i-31
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OIass NO. IU-to DC drawn April II, 1888.
S2O,OOO, HIGHEsr PRIZE.
$50. 900, 5000, 1000, LASS. s Of
1000, 5 Of 500, s Of 400, 10 Of 500,
&c. Tickets S5.
A package of - whole tickets will cost s62.
'.'For capital prizes, orders from the oun-
try must be addressed ~
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April H. 1893. BaIfimors
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-v0ml. hereafter attend the Circuh SUI
w Perisr Court Of Law and Chsncery
Of Berkeley county, in addition 70 the Court,
Of Frederick and Jefferson. lie has removed
his Office 10 the brick building near the mar
ket house, lately occupied by !. Il. Douglass,
Esq.
Char,cstown, April II, 1899.
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