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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-08-20
Aug l3, 1885.
WARREN LADIES' SEMINARY.

w - ~ - - hbh - A. Ml ~ n ~
FEY lie Fall Term Of this institution will CON-
n mence on WEDNESDAY, 10th, and con-
time ] 5 weeks Price Of tuition from SO, rs to
ST, 30 for the term. Extra charges for Lect-
urcs, Drawing and Painting, Ornamental Needle
work. Caslhenics, and Music. Board 81, so
per week, or 81, rs, washing included. Fuel
and lights extra.
II may not he improper TO state, tha, the pat
ronage already extended 10 this Institution fully
warrants the conclusion that from ts reputation,
il is established upon permanent basis; and we
think that such as en,rust the education Of their
daughters to the supervision Of the Principal and
Instructors Of the Warren Ladies Seminary,
will find their confidence duly appreciated and
their daughters trained in "wisdom's ways"
which "are pleasanlness.
Information relating to the School will be Civ
en- by the Principal, Mr.. r. A. COFFIN, or ei-
ther Of the Trustees, viz:
S. p. CHILD, Esq:
J. WILLIAMS, NJ ID.
Mr. JoHN LUTHER.
HENRY H. LUTHER,
Secretary Of the Board.
Warren, r. |. Aug. 8
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-08-20

Court IF Probate, Nerport, Aug. 8, 1885.
THE Executors Account on the estate Of
SAMUEL VERNON, was presented, &c. II
is ordered, That the same be received and
tho consideration thereof referred to Court
of Probate, to be holden at the State House
in Newport, on the first Monday of Septem-
ber next, at o'clock n. m. and that previous
notice be giving by publishing copy OF this
order three several times in the Herald rue
Times, for all persons interested to appear at
said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-wl,ness'
apg.I3l u. B. iiowLAND, CIR
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-08-20
Couy, Of Probate. .leppoyt, Aug. ), 1885.

Court Of Probate, Newport, .lug. >, 1885.
a Instrument of Writing. dated Nov 23d,
IN 1899, purpor,ing to be the last will and
testament of CESAR WANTON, late Of
Newport, coorod man, dec, was presented
for Probate and Letters Testamentary there
on 1T is ordered, That the same be receiv-
cd and the consideration thereof referred to a
Court Of Probate, 10 be holden at the State
House, in Newport. on the lst Monday in
Sept. next, at 9 o'clock, a. m, aud that PFC
vious notice be given by publishing a copy of
this order, three several times in the "Heratd
cche Times" for all persons interested, to
appear at said time and place, and be heard.
A true copy-witness;
aur. l31 Il. y. IIowLAND, prob. elk.
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DaIrynlple's
.TST OF LOTTERIES

sAA
LIST OF LOTTERIES
.Abom 10 be dram under The superinisp-
dence oflhe Secretary Of Stale.
THIS DAV
SshooI Fund Lottery, class No. 81,
Capital prize $4,000; tickets $4.
Tomorrow, Friday, Glass SO,
Capital prize $4,000; tickets 81.
I'm Saturday, Glass No. 80,
Capital prize $4,000; 100 of 500, 100 Of
200; &c. &c. Tickets SS.
On Monday, Class No. 90,
Capital prize si2 600; tickets sq.
Tuesday, Class No. 81.
Capital prize S6CC0, tickets 50.
On Wedntsdoy, Glass No. 80,
Capital prize $4,000; tickets 81
1hmsday, Class No 90, Odd & Epen.
More prizes than blanks! two tickets sure of
one prize and may draw three.
Capital prize Sl0,000,--20 Of $500, &c. &c.
Tickets So.
Shares in propoItion:-for sale at
DALR NIPPLES
Lottery s. Exchange Office,
No. 1871, Thames street,
.Newport, r. !.
II. G. CARPENTER, Agent.
NIB A liberal discount made to those who
purchase by the package.
All prizes, Of any denomination whatever,
will be cashed invariably upon presentation
at thi. Office.
OF~Orders by mail postage paid) will al
ways meet with personal attention, conf
dence and dispatch, if addressed to
G.. DALRYMPLE,
aug 20l .Newport, RI
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W VI. T.. y.Clvifs.

Wishes 10 inform the public, tha, he carries on
the TIN PLATE business, in all its branches, at
his old stand, No. i64, Ihanes-sreet, where can
be had at all times any article Of lin Ware usu-
ally called lor-Sheet Iron and Copper work,
Coal atoves Of various kinds, and other articles
commonly kept in a Tin Store. aug
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-08-20
A DENTISTS CARD.

ROCT. F. GOURAUD, Medical Doctor,
~ IA graduate of the Royal Academy of
Medicine & Surgery at Paris, France) Sur
geon Dentist and Chemist, has the honor to
inform the ladies and gentlemen of Newport,
that he is Mt lIassard's Hotel, or at his Office,
at Samuel Watson's house, next door south
of the Theatre in Thames-st. where he
will be happy to give them his attendance
or if preferred at their own dwelling, in the
art Of Dentistry, and its various branches,
in inserting from one tooth, to full set Ell
tier Of Porcelian-human or animal teeth
the porcelain only at 5 dollars, and nanufac-
turcd in France, of a superior quality.
Fills them with gold. or silver foil; when
requested at moderate charge-rcgulatcs
chidrens teeth if defective, &c. &c.
The Doctor manufactures in his laboratory
at command, for the use Of the ladies toilet,
rs we'll as gentleman, the following useful
chemical preparation, which are sold whole
col Ia ppfD
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Died.

IN this town. on the 18th inst. Mira. llauie,
Tyler, in tho als' year Of her age.
On Sunday lhst. SIR john Nckary, son oi the
late Mr. Hugh Vic,ary, aged ~ years.
On Monday last, Mis-. Ann lIamineii, wife Of
Mr.. Robert w. Hammer much esteemed and
regretted by oil who knew hsr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-08-20

Mn. CANpERDEEcK.-We are gratifi-
cd to state that the Concert given on
Monday evening by Mr.. c. and lady, at
Masonic Hall, was very respectfully at
tended, and his inimtable performances
on the violin, accompanied by Mrs. G.
on the German Harp, gave the highest
satisfaction to all present. An earnest
wish has been expressed for Mr.. c. to
repeat his Concert, which we under
stand he will accede TO with as little de-
lay us possiblc-due notice Of which will
be given.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-08-20

PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED.
Sohr Agnes, Swasey, New York.
Schr Mary, Chase. New York.
Schr Stephen, Allen. Fab River
Sloop Moses Eddy, Childs, New York.
sloop New York, Hull. New York.
CLEARED.
Schr Marin, Gage, boston.
Sloop Tecumsel. Vars, New York.
Ship Constitution, Clifford, of this port. was
spoken previous to May lst, with 1900 bbls
oil.
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a,Ig20l

MOTTO E.-The drawing of the above
classes takes place in Providence on their
respective days at half past 10 A. M. and the
result of the same received here per steam
boat on the same day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-08-20

The subscribers have taken the large A story
Brick Store, No. ~, Thames street, direct
ly South Of Townscnd's Coffee House, for
the purpose of transacting general COM
.MERCL1L and COMMISSION BUSI.
NESS, and have just received and for sale.
eENA 20 boxes TEAS, 20 bags coffee;
.,,,' e,, 10 bags Pepper; do. Pimcnto;
M EEH cloves, nutmegs, cinnamon, &c.
w. 2rl.-@tks 20 dozen Bordeaux Wines, Chat
teau, Margan, st. Julien and other marks:
few doz superior old Madeira; pipes Gin; 9
pipes Brandy; 40 boxes soap; lemon aud other
syrups; starch, ALAN, copperas and saleratus;
80 bags Blown salt baskets table oil; boxes
Havana cigars; 20 bbls family Flour, war
ranted; 4 bbls white corn meal do; old Cav
Iendsh and other tobacco; Havana cigars;
common do; with sundry other articles in the
Grocery line. Dealers are respectfully invi-
ted to call.
also,
10 tons assorted IRON and STEEL: and
an assortment will always be kept on hand
suitable for cart wheel tires.
b. WOOD s. Co.
| Aug l3, 1885.
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DOCT. .M4RSH4LL'S SNUFF.

CF'This Snuff is superior to any thing yet
known for removing the catarrh; and also
cold in the head and headache.-For sale as
above. (aug20 |
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AUCTIONS.

on SATURDAY NEXT, at 9 o'eik.
"A. NJ. ~iH be sold ia front Of the ssb-
sc,iber's store,
A lot Of Furniture, viz; 2 new beds, bu-
1 reaus. chairs, tables. 2 wooden clocks,
~ realms writing paper some crockery ware,
new and second hand cnlhiag, hats, window
glass, books, charts, pcnknves, &c.
Also--20 hams.
Aug 20 NJ. HALL, Asct'r.
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State of Rhode Island and Providence Plsn-1

State of Rhode Island and Providence Plan-
,a,ons, July 10Th, A. d. le35.-ClerkaS
Office, s. J. Court, County Of Newport.
THSilE creditors Of Benjamin Downing. OF tho
u town and county OF Newport. mariner, arc
hereby requested to appear at the supreme Jnd,-
cial Court. 10 be holden at New port on the fourth
Monday Of Aneust next. TO shew cause IL they
ace ft. why the petition Of the said benjamin for
The benefit Of ..kn Act fcr the relief Of insolvent
Debtors" passed in January. 4. D. 1928. ooght
not 10 he granted ID L. DhNHAM.
J,so C'k.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-08-20

That he will continue the business OF Apo
T. thecary & Druggist, OF the store lately
occupied by his father, No. las, Thames-st
From an experience of ID years in this bns'-
ness, he trusts lie shall be able to give saus-
faction to those who may favor him with their
custom.
Personal attention given to Physicians
escriptions- medicine at any hour 81 the
night-mcdicine chests put up as usual.
Ang.61
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Final Notice,

A LII persons indebted to the late Firm Of Mel
N rW & Bro'cneH, are hereby called upon
TO settle the same with VIM. l.. MELvILL'cn or
before the lst Of September, as all unsettled ac-
counts will be placed in other hands at that time
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frPPicEed M .9dr;G.
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

= He subscriber having been appointed by
the Hon. Court of Probate, Guardian Of
John G.. Smith, minor of Middletown. and
having given bonds accordingly to law for the
faithful performance of said trust, hereby re-
quests all persons having claims against the
estate of SAID minor to present them. and all
Indebted to make immediate payment to
PELEG &. A NTnoSy,
Middlctown, July 20, lS35-[O6 Guard
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-08-20

8 bales blue, drab and olive duls
2 do blue, green, and drah Pilot Cloths
do drab Kersey. do blue do
2 do & point Blankets
Is do red white, yellow, and green Flanncls,
all qualities
do brown. olive, and drab Petershams
2 do 3-4 and GA red PaddingI
2 do superior and common Canvas Duck
2 do Russia Sheeting
2 do Ravens Duck
: do Diapers
5 do Crash
3 do Mchcun Ticks
2 do Lowell and Aa,hcun Ducks
S do Suffolk Drills
2 do Stripe Shrtnss
! case Silesius, all coos
do brown Linens
2 do Buckrams
2 do 3-4 and 7-S ooorcd Cnmbrcs
10 do is and A beached Cotton,
2 do 3-4 aud A Nankms
do blue, drab, aud assorted sewing sllk
do Nelve,eens
do Goals lair Camblets
Also
V,!ancia, Toilnett. silk and Marseilles vesIings
comprising n very large assortment
Marahall's patent thread, twist, hosiery, gloves
suspcnders, silk velytts, tapes, sc. &C.
CONSTANTLY roR SALE.
Robinson's Justly celebrated gilt buttons, from
62 cents TO SO per gross, among which are
some new and splendid patterns for coats s. vests
at the manufacturers prices.
Also WiIliston lasting buttons, all colors, sz
and qualities.
Providence, Aug. lS, 1885. (2o-6w)
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ET7.i rumbr Of .adr,rtisemerts and
.'h.c,Rnrcovs articles are omitted for vurf n
room.
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FRESH FALL GOODS.

ED FAD & ORMSBEE, Nos 20 s. 81 Cheap.
"A d aide, now opening large and vaua-
bic assortment Of reasonable Goods, which they
offer at wholesale only, on ms good terms as can
he purchased in this city or elsewhere. A liberal
credit will be given lor good notes, to be paid a,
maturity
Among the Goods are the following-3OO pie
ces blk, blue, brown, olive, mulberry, Roman
purple, drake neck, invisible green, Oxford and
steel mixed Broadclohs; i15 pieces black, blue
fawn, stone, peach, Essex mixed, drab, sage,
green, lavender, purple, slate. cadet, Oxford, and
steel mixed Cassimeres, of assorted qualities rs
pieces Satlineis, all colors and qualities
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UUCT. r. GOURAUD'S

UDCT. r. GOURAUD'S
genuine and superior,
ESSENCE OF TYRE;
Or, Vegetable Greeian Black Dye,
For changing white, rcd, or grey hair on
the head to beautiful and permanent black.
Poci. =. Go,uaud's DEPILATORY pow
DER. for the removal Of superiluous hair on
the face. in five minutes, without the least
injury to the skin. -
DOCT. T.. GOURAUD'S
Superior VegcfaLie Liquid ROUGE,
Composed materially from flowers and SIM
pics the only which initiates nature in its
perfection. to improve or beautify the com
pIexion of the ladies.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-08-20

We have not room to publish full
account Of the kentucky and other cleo
tions. Suffice TO say, that as they have
como to hand, out of thirteen Rcpresen-
talives of Kentucky, nine Wings are
chosen, two Van Buren, and two doubt
full. This is doing well enough; In
North Carolina but little doubt remains
Of ii whig majority for members Of Con-
grcss, aud of the State legislature. Moth
ing certain from Indiana or Missouri,
although from the former the best ac-
counts are at hand.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-08-20

HORSE, HdGGOW, md HaR.NESS.
FOR SALE.
rrSIIE subscriber offers for sale his Horse
y Wagon, and harness. The horse is sold FOR
no fault the owner having no further use for him.
lie is years old, well broke, and will perform
in any harness. The Wagon is an excellent CO.
vorod Wagon, built 10 order, with turned iron
nxis suitable for one or two horses with pole, sc.
Also good custom made plain black harness -
For particulars enquire at 1877. Thames.st.
iy30 JOHN REMOND.
goARIS worked capos and collars, thread
edgings, real India null muslin, Swiss
muslius, null musns, and Bishop lawns, lnst
received by n. SESSIONS.
Ang 6, 1851
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-08-20
The DcDOsitcs.

We stated in our paper Of last week,
that the Newport Bank did moi decline
continuing the Drposite Bank Of The
United States for this district. We re-
peat the declaration, that the Newport
Bank nerer did decline being The De-
posite Bank for the revenue deposies,
or any other dcposiies-but can PROVE
that the War dcposiies were removed by
the express order Of President Jackson,
and those of the revenue department by
the order Of Levi Woodbury., Secretary
Of the Treasury. 1t is true, that the
the Newport Bank did, in March last,
assent to certain things proposed to them
as a Deposite Bank; and it is equally
true, the Government did in violation of
honor and good faith, remove about ser-
en- eighihs of those depositcs, called the
W ar Deposites, a short time alier-leav-
ing the Bank nominnlly deposite bank
for afep hundred dollars credited to a.
mother department. We wish to call
the attention Of our readers to another
important fact;-It appears by tae last
Jackson paper printed in this town, that
the books and correspondence of the
Treasury Department at Washington,
are thrown open to partisan printers, to
n
tir have not room IN Duhlish n fpll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17

Saths n;el Gray. admir- Of Martin Maddox, dec d.
and W illiam ~. Horton and Lawrence \. llor-
ton, cs'urs of Craven Horton, decd and the
said William H. IIonon, Law renee \. Horton.
Alfred g. Horton. Samuel Pcttn aud Lucinda
IN, Wifi, Henry Leach aud Frances hi, VII,
Gustavus Campbell and Mlry his Wit, y Jane
Horton. heirs at law aud devis.es OF said Cra-
ven Horton, deed.
yIyAkE NOTICE-That. on Thursday the
L 9TH OF January ncst, ,hall proceed, N the
house in Greenwich. Prince William county, VI.
now occupied By William K. Gordon, between II
o',ork in the morning aud sunset, 20 TAXI the dep
ositioH, of Craven Horton, IT,, Philip Wardcr,
Jonathan Reeves aud others; to be read as cNi
dcnce in suit depending in tie Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Clanccry for the town OF Lynch
burg, the Chancery SIDE, in winch ! am PLAN
tiff and YOU are defendants ard ! shall proceed
IN the following day, if not completed ON the 7tl,,
10 take said dispositions al the same place, Tor the
same purpose. Yours, &c.
JACOB WEAVER.
December WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17

HsOrk.Pf. KOOk. Lost.

OST, on Wednesday the 9th day of Decemhe,
IL 1885, either In l.ynchburG, OF on tho Fores
Road, between Lvnchbmg and Mr. John +. liaw
kins's, LARGE RED MOROCCO POCKET
BOOK, containing one hundred and eighty three
dollars two notes OF $50 each of the Bank OF the
nued States. two OF 220 of the Farmers Bank OF
Nugluia, and l"o other $50 notes eherof the Far
mers' or Virginia Bank, but not recollected which,
and SO IN silver besides sundry other papers, such
as blacHsfniths accounts receipts, &c and my name
written IN three different places in II.
] will pay areward of rNENTi DOLLARS TO
any person finding and delivering the said Pocket.
book and content to me, Al my residence GU the
turnpike road two and half miles above New Lon
don, to McssrS. Nowlin and Ilcrndon. IN Lynch
burg. ANY reformation respecting said Pochc, book.
wild be thankfully received hv
GEO. Il. BALLAD.
Bediold county Dec Il is
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SELECTIONS.
HrNoR AND SAGACITY.

There is remarkable acutcness IA well as g.n-
vine wit in the following Downing Letter, as the
reader will perceive the perusa of II. No man
born and raised South of Conncoticu, River could
ever be suspected OF writing il.
FROM THE DOWNING o,zrrTr.
Ua,hiogton City, East Room,) |
Uoadov, Nor. 80, 1885.
To Cousin Major Jack Downing, Eilor VI the
Downing Gazelir, Portland, ava, down East in
the State Of Maine.
DrAR JACK :-Ouls one week more and
shall be- a. busy herr rs ever uncle Joshuas boys
was in having time for next Monday Congress
will be all amontus, AMI near about one hall OF en-
have come already. We are all loaded aud pr
med and ready for en-, that is all but lutte fin
i.h,nr off 10 the message. The message Nbe cute
one can tel voa: hu the Gnefal SaSs | mus nj
say word a on whats in il I'LL II comes out and
then he dom ire how much tell on T. Bot onc
thing can tell Son. therrfl he sOmc thnEs IN II
that " III makes folks stare As II the comet
was running after en-. In be as Keen as ra>p
Oh the Bank question, and gnrss after ii, cut
Squire Diddle wont hold up his head Tor siA
months.
And about money matters and the funds in tn,
Treasury and 80 on, i'll 70 liz. saw Mil Al high
water; I'LL em all aiotc II. The gincral i,el>
pre- Is we'll III assure suu about his money mai
ters. He says si6cc le'> been in he has paid of
more than fifi, millions Ji dollars Of the national
debt, aud has roi llc country entlr, out otdebi
and he has new got nearly twenty millions OF dol
lars on hand, and be- saws II he has good riri
TO crack up little about IT in hi, m c,sage he dom
know who has.
We haven't hardly concluded W., whether In
put in war against II rance INFO tho message OF not.
We have had IT in twn or three tunes and TOOK II
Gut again, because Mr.. kcndlc and Nh. Blair and
Mr.. Van Buren, couldn't agree about 1t. Some
though, ii wonld help our party along the best 10
have war. aud some thought IT wouldn't and there
they had itup n and down. Al last the Gncr,l
got mad Il Marci hare, and he sot down and pun
war into the message clcrc up tothc hub, and he
swore right up and down he wount take it out
again without they every one ofem agreed II was
best 10 have il oui. And he Guclhl has sch a
lcanin towards war rucss he had good deal IA
Their keep it in. And there amt hut two men
here that can make him starr tack or sh,ctlo take
it out, and HAT Is MI kcudc and Mr.. Van Bu-
rem. So thai IN the Who'll. | wont sav W. shall
have war IA tic message not, but You'll know
when IL rct> aonr there.
The Cineta braces up wonderfully as the
Congress mrn come in. This pulling and haul
ing about h>ing up the message, aud talking :,
much about with France, and the hustle t,
yet ready for Congress, fairly seem, TO put new
II into him. five could Lave sch times ell til.
ne don't think but " hat he could run anothel
term himself as we'll AZ not. lie sends his best re-
spects To yon and likewise 10 uncle Joshua.
remain your loving cousin,
SARGENTJOEL DOWNING.
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LAND FOR SALE.

AN the 2eth day of tins month, Mt the resi-
~ dcncr Of Mrs. Mary ID. Coleman, near the
first Toll Gate, of the Lyncl,burg and Salem
Turnpike Company, there will be sold, at public
auction, upon credit of twelve months, (thc pur-
chaser giving bond and personal security, and n
deed of trus, on the Lnnds) two small tracts oi
Land. immediately IN the nelghborhood of tn,
place of salc,--on containing seven acres, and
the other lot, on the Turnpike, continuing n
half acre.
The sale will I've made in pursuance of n de
cree of the County Court of Campbell, made al
the last term, III the case of Coleman IS Cole
man. JOHN Wills, ~
NJ. II. GARLAND,
Drc | Ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17

To Mcssr,. Edward Boiling, executor of Archer
Payne, IT, Nathaniel II. Price and Mosby Ar
mold admrs dc bonis non Of Richard Lee, dec,
aud Paschal Wade, tx or Of Tabitha Lee, dec,
Thomas Andrews and Tabi,ha his wife, Richard
Lee (son Of Wam,) Garnett Lee, John Lee,
John Arnold nd Patsy his wife, John Fowler
aud Betsy E.swiic, William Xix and - his
WIFI. and Nathaniel Price and Nancy his WIFE,
YOU aud each OF you will please TAKE notice,
i TINT, on the 3Oih and 3ls days OF Deoenl-
Der, AT Powell's Hotel, in Petersburg, snail take
the deposition OF Edward Boiling, co-defendant
and others; and at the Law Office of s. & NJ. H.
Garland, in Lynchburg, on the 9th and l2lh days
of January next, the dispositions OF John X. d.
Payne and other, all to be read the trial of
my suit, now depending against you in the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for the town
of Lynchburg-~hen and where attend, in person
or by your attorney. Your obt serv't,
POWHATAN BOILING.
December 3 wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17

Sugar Crop in Lon'''a"n,-Ihe Ne" Orleans
Bee of the Path INST says, 1--WE regret the 'n'or-
nation received froma respectable planter, thai
the sugar crops Vi Louisiana would be but one hud
those OF the presiou. seasons and that they will
not enable planters or dealers 10 supply moro than
the western or home market. II the sugar crops
vi the West India Island. have not failed also, the
failure in this state will be manlicsty injurious: As
the prices of sugar not dependent ON the alum
dance or failure OF the article in the tnintcd
States Not more than Is or 10000 hhdS OF SUI
gar can be manufactured this year from the LOUISE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17
Valuable Negroes for Sale.

~ scriber, a. trustee, to secure certain debt
therein mentioned, by Iiezekiah Daggs, the 10Th
day of January, 1885 aud duly recorded IN the clerk
office OF Botetourt county, ] will proceed, on We'd
nesday the 3oth day of December, 1885 to sell, TO
the highest bidder, for ready money, 1.-THE Botetourt
Springs, - or 10 likely NEGROES. or SO many
thereof shall satisfy said trust deed. Among the
number tour Men between the ages of IL and 20.
The others are composed of Women. Boys and Girls
II is believed that II seldom occurs that a moro likely
set of Negroes offered for sale than those men
toned above. Acting as trustee, such uue only will
he made The purchaser as is vested in the subscri-
Der, by Virtue of said deed.
EDWARD JOHNSTON. Trustee.
Nov. "a ,HDD