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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23
TOIsACCONIST.

~ THIS celebrated Race Horse, will
M,-.Ix1. make his first season in Lyochburg,
2NAK INK commencing lst March next.
NAes,&.AalAS Ills performances on the Iurf, Ped
kr ee Description, Terms &c. &c, will be made
.'nown in due time, in newspapers and handbils.-
Nov Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23
Shoes and HATS.

Ladies whfo aud black Satin Slippers
DO black and colorcd Morocco do
DO s'eal Shoes and do do
DO Morocco do.
DO Cater Boots;
DO Prunela Shoes and Slippers;
Misses and Childltn's do do a great variety;
Negroes scwcd and pecged Shoes i hea,, and
superior article;
Gentlcmen's Calf skin Boots aud Shoes
DO Seal, Morocco, and Call-sk PUMPS:
Ladies and Gcntlemcn's Gum Elastic Shoes:
DO Fashionable and Satin Beaver Hats
Do do En, H.
Wool Hats, Eur and Scalskln Caps &c.
\ large and general assortment of Hardware
and Cutlery.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23
l'Ol.lTll.A L..
MARYLAND WIG FESTIVAL

ID our last we gavc an account of the proceed
lnes OF the Wing Festival IN Baltimore on Thurs.
DAY week Wono" publish,hc letters received from
several invited guests. The letters will arres, at
'oh''on' some OF them coming from the mos, cm.
nent citizens of the Union
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23
CINcINN.TI, Nov. 5tb, 1885.


GtnNemtn--
had the honor to receive on Saturday last at
the nsnent that was setting out to visit sick
member ofmy family IT, the country, your letter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23
DINKLD d RUMpouoH.

a RE now opening Large and Splendid Assert
n mcnt of FALL AND WINTER GOODS
comprising
Cloths, caslnctts, Linscys Crcassians, Prints
Blankets Flannels, Ladies' { pttou and Worsted
Hose, Gloves, silks, Ribbons, and Fun Capcs Hats
Caps, Shoes and Boots Hardware and Cutlery Can.
dies, by wholesale and rc,ail &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

A beautiful assortment of Treble Polish, Ribbed
and Doeskin Cassimercs-rogether with the most
splendid assortment ofVcsng that has ever oeenex-
hibed in this market. lie has also an elegant as.
sormcnt of Stocks, Gum Elastic Suspenders, and
Patent Mcrino Shirts and Drawers, ia fine article
for the approaching season. all of which, will be sold
very liberal terms. lie particularly invites his
friends and the public generally to call and examine
his Stock of Goods before purchasing elsewhere
and he them, that they shall not be dlssas-
ned with any asticc they may purchase OF hun. lie
has also received the Latest Fashions and is ready
TO execute all orders in his line in the neatcst, most
fashionable, End expeditions manner.
Oct, w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23
ASHLAND, ith Nov. 1885.


"enHcntn-l am honorcd with your invitation IL
.'e oeleofa''on OF the late triumph in MARYLAND oil
.no lhgs, at the general election, proposed on the
lin Instant Sharing cordially in all their feeling,
ana symPaihies on the occasion, | should be de-
,g'."d 10 participate IN the contemplated festival.
hoi regret that II will not be in NV power TO
leave home.
sincerely hope that the au>picons event which
you intend 10 commemorate, and other similar g.
vents, may lead TO the defeat OF the R,lt,mo,.
Convention, which you justly so much dcprc,a,e.
believe, with you, that the election of Mr. Van
nnrcn, under all the circumstances by which il is
attempted to be brought about, aud with tho con-
sequences which would necessarily flow from il.
would be fatal to the purity and existence of our
institutions Entertaining sincerely this eoncln
sion, oiler asa sentiment AT your festival,
tnton and Concert and a sacrifice of all nd
viana' attachment, in the support of PreSiden
tai candidate opposed to the Baltimore nomina-
ton.
have the honor to be, gentlemen. with ,rc,,
respect, your friend aud obcdient servant
H.Gi,Y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23
FOR SALE.
10000. BACON
100 boxes Candies.

U:X.V'TED,
200 hush. FLAXSEED, for which the high
eJVDV est Cash price will be given.
MILLER < ROBERTS.
Aug. 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

.VOV.LE.y. r. HEK.V'D O.v',
DEG leave to inform their customers and the pub
- lie generally, that they have just received then
Fall supply of GOODS, consisting OF general
assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Shoes,
&c. &c.
Also, handsome assortment Of Ladies' Fashion
able BONNETS, to which they ask their particu-
lar attention, and hope they will give them call be
fore purchasing.
Nov. 10 lw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-23

Present state Of Jerusalem.-M. Projollat. in =
recent visit to tina, sacred city, describes It's ap-
poarance as melancholy and dismal, IA mass Of dark
stone houses, each surmounted with dome, heap
ed together like tombs, divided into districts or
quarters for Mussulmans, Arabs. Armtnianss
Greeks. Latins, Jews;- Sc. Sec. The Jews still
adore this revered spot. Twenty aged temsleS
of this region arrived there during N. PoVoulat's
soio,sp,. each over 81, TO prepare FOG Shnselves
axo2rts In. the valley Of Jshosaphat.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-07

ncated 10 the Senate memorial from citizens of
New-York, praying Congress To lit out an explor-
ing expedition TO the Souh Seas which was referred
10 the Committee on Naval AAdirs.
In House, Monday, Mr. Sewer offered resou-
tion requesting the President OF the United States
TO negotiate with Spain for her right and title the
country between the Sabine aud Red rivers, in Ar
kansas territory. Some further proceedings then
took place the bill relative the pay of of naval
officers after which the House adjourned.
In the Senate, on Tuesday, message was re-
cciyed from the President, communicating the pa
pers called for. relative 10 the treaty with France.
They were referred to the Committee on Foreign
Relations. A motion TO print them was Withdrawn
on the suggestion of Mr. Mangum, that there were
sundry other papers, and letters which, if obtained,
it might be eXpedient 10 include III the order for
printing. The special order of the day-the French
Spoilaton bill-being taken up, Mr.. Webster eX-
pressed his willingness TO pass oycr for the accom-
mediation of Mr., Robbins, who entitled to the
table. The Senate then, on motion of MIR. Clayton,
proceeded the consideration of executive business.
In the House of Representatives, Mr.. Serier's
resolution requesting the President negotiate with
Spain for her right and title to the country lying be-
tween the Sabine and Red rivers, in Arkansaw Ter
ritory, was taken up. After explanation of his views
by the mover, Mr.. J. q. Adams opposed the pas
sage of the resolution. He was followed by Mr..
Polk, Mr.. Cambreleng, Mr.. Archer. and Mr. Mer-
Ger, all OF Wnon opposeu tiie ItsoIutoi- was
then Withdrawn by Serier. The bill to equallze the
pay of officers in the Navy again taken up, and
occupied the House till the hour of adjournment.
No public business transacted in either House
oh Wednesday. Agreeaby to previous arrangement
Mr.. John Quincy Adams pronounced an Grafton on
the life and character of LAFAYETTE, in the Hall OF
the House of Representatives, in the presence OF
the two Houses of Congress, the President of the
States and all the principal officers of the Govern
inent, and an immense concourse of citizens and
strangers, including some of the representatives 81
foreign Governments, who attended in accordance
with special invitation.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-07
PROSPECTUS OF THE COMPRESSION


THE CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE, which we conimenc-
cd publishing at the last Session of Congress, viii
discontinued through the approaching one. Ii will
be published in the form and ut the same
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made up in quarto form, ut ONE DOLLAR per copy.
during the session. When any important suhjec,
is discussed, we propose TO print an Extra sheet.
Subscribers may calculate at least three or four
extra sheets At the close of the session, an Index
will be made for the lst and I'd session. and cent to
all the subscribers.
We shall pay to the reporters atone, for preparing
the reports that will be published in this paper more
than one hundred dollars week, during the ses-
son In publishing it, therefore, AT ONE DO, LAR for
all the numbers printed during the session, we may
boast of aflordng the most important information
Mt the cheapest price
Editors with whom exchange, will please give
this Prospectus a gratuiious insertion and those
friends to whom we may send it, will please procure
subscribers. ..r
TERMS.
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Payment may be made by mail postage paid, al
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will be received.
ONO attention wiH be paid to any order, snle~
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THIS OFFICE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-07
NEW GOODS.
FALL AND WINTER FASHION

XXTM =. Hall has complete assortment of Dry Goods
w which he thinks will fail to suit purchasers the
lowest prices.
Consisting Of exclusive Of Broadciohs Cassmeres
Ves,ing Red, white a. yellow Eng Fannes double width
Ccassas single do Red white Il black merno Shaw Is
Thbbct do figured and plain Bookings Debonhre kerseys,
Blue IL Drab Liverpool Pilot cloths Black Cold Silks, Bob
bne Laces foongs plain 6gd Jaconneit Cambria; French
Gothic curaning Tor windows Furniture Chniz Flag and
pongee six. Iidk Brown N Blk Gotten anes French do
Corded skirts white Linens, Linen Damak Table in
patterns long, Linen danask WOODEN & Cotton Iozen,
Ladies Linen Gloves, H. Gloves Mems supeine beaver Il
Iokn wooden mtens, ribbons Brown Il Blk Cotons silk and
Cotton velvet Rose Blankets Bonbazncs drogheda Buraps
bedtck Bandboxes neck stocks approved manufacturer cex
Supeine Silk Cambet- for coaks Russia Duck, twled Cot
Pesc adding Cold x white false Collars, nice Blk Sll
Hdkfs Linen Cambrick Idkis. worked edgngs Feyd Table
covers Brown Linen do imitation ~ Cambcs Lawns Sws
msns Wells Birds eye Diaper, Scotch pads Cotton Bangs
Bk and white silk Hose, white " mxd WOODEN yarn whit
worsed sewing Cotons by the pound white dmty and
riety oiother articles.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-07
NEW FALL GOODS!!!

UPcho0 Ws Morning.
French and English meIinoc merinoe and
IONS black and coloured silks scarlet white and black merno
shawl ly liy llNSyds Thbet doch fancy prints English
and American annels every description Canton do Greca
&bobne lace, Quilng thread edgg do insertions, cambria
edgngs do insertion silk velvet velvet ribbons, worsed blond
edgngs of all colours, ribbons. gloves hosiery&e &c
so Broad cloths and all their variety
with almost other article usually inquired for in
tore in Newport L. FOWLER, Jr
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RECENT ADDITIONS TO
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CIR ROULATING LIBR Any.
Newport, Dec. 10th

1854 Noyeetes of Traveller; or Odds and Ends from the
KnaPsack of Thomas Sngularty Journeymsn Printer 2ys
The Cruise Of the Mdge by the author of Tom Crngles
Log &c, vol i
26 Caavar: or the Knight of the Conquest Romance Of
Mexico by DIR. Bird, author of "The Gladiator, &C. vols
This is said to be the best American Novel published
27 The Mseries of Marriage; the Fair of May Fair, by
Mrs Gore author of Mothers and Daughters, &c vols
1852 Three Years the Pacific including notices of Brazil
Chic Bolivia Il Peru by an Officer of the IT, ). Navy vol
2S Henri Quartre the Days of the League, historical
Romance. almost equal to Scotts) 2yols
25S9 The Fortunes of Perin Warbec; Romance by Mrs
Shelly author of Fankensten, The Last Man., &c. vols
$500 The Pacha Of Many Tales by Capt Maryat author OF
Peter Simple Jacob Faithful, &c 2 vols
255 The Last Days of Pompei; Novel, by Buwer,
thor of Pelham Deyereux, Eugene Aram &c, 2 vols
1892 Eaihek; Oriental Romance, by w Beckiord, vol
2Io3 Self ontro: a Novel by Mary Brnton, 2 vols
1894 The Hunchback of Nore-Dame a Novel, translated
from the French Of Victor Hugo, vols
21 Memoirs Of the Life and correspondence OF Mrs Hannah
More, by w. Roberts vols
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-07
SHIP NEWS-poRr OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

Wednesday, Dec 3l-ship Panther, Lockwood, from New
York for Proydence-Schr Rita Franklin Baker from Bal
unore Dolphin Hail. n. York-Soop First Attempt, Glad
ding from do-Candace, Brown, from do-Three Friends
Brown, do-Moscs Eddy, Chds, do-porsmouth, Wirsow,
do-Proyidehce Brown doY enus, Chlds do-Schr, Wave
Barnaby, from Norfolk.
Thursday Jpn. Ship Gen Hamilton, from Providence,
for New Bedord(od for whaer )-Schr Adams, Hail. fin
Philadelphia for rProvdence.-Soop Camilla, Vars, from N
Sloop Providence, Spenan from Albany for Providence
Cygnct, Heath, FROM Warren, for New.York.
Sauraiay jan 3d-Drg Romulus Mauran, days from Sa
vanh for irovdence-Shp Monticello. Lnwton, from do. for
do-Schr Ahra Crocker from epha.-Moning Star
Conlu, from Philadelphia, for Boston,
Sunday Lap Brig Triumph, Ieelau, from Mobile for
Providence-Schr Native, Pratt, from Phlade!phla-Mary
Jane Baker from atmore-Sanuel Slater from Providence
Monfay, Jaa 5th-Brg Cambridge, Bright, from Mobile,
crew, badly frost bitten.
ENTERED.
Sloap Camilla Vars New-York.
The ship Monticello Lawton of and for Providence, from
Savannah with cargo 1890 bales of cotton i'll beating into
this po Saturday last sayed and went ashore between
Brentons Reeaud Adams About half of her
has been discharged and landed at this port the emander rs
entirely under and doubt much damaged She VIII
probably be got OF after ripping her dec and dschargng
the remainder of her cargo.
Mr. EprOR,-By giving the following Card an
insertion in your paper we think you will be doing
Justice to a worthy man:
We the undersigned take this method of return
ing our grateful acknowledgements to Capt Law
ton of the ship Monticello, for his polteness and
kind attention to us as passengers and tor his eau
tious and ndcfatigable exortions in the navigation
of his ship, during protracted passage from Sa-
vamnah Geo, to Newport, r.. l., rendered very IA
tging in consequence of almost constanthead winds,
attended with storms and gales, and which termlna-
tel in the ships being driven on shore near Fort Ad-
ans, which unfortunate occurrence we believe TO
have been produced by means entirely beyond the
the control of the Captain, an experienced Pilot
which had been previously taken on board.
DANIEL COPELAND,
GEO. VI. COPELAND,
ELLIS l.. HORTON,
JOHN COULON,
BARNET BROWER.
smI schooner parted her cables last evening ana wen
ashore near the Monticello.
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NEWPORT BANk.

A SEMLANNUAL Dividend is declared and payable a,
this Bank, and after Thursday, tie first ofJan lSl5.
TIE annual meeting of the Stockholders for the choice
Directors for the ensuing year. will be held at the Bank
"Wednesday Jan 7th, lisa. O'Clock p M.Ader which,
the election of Officers for the Rhodelsand Insurance Compa-
ny viii take place. by order,
;. CAIIOONE, Cashier.
Newport, Dec. "a.
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HpEPRINT of CHAMBERS, EDINBURGH JOURNAL;

ES Part l. containing four weekly numbers-prce l2Icts.
is received for sale by w, CALLAHAN.
-. This work commenced by the Messrs Chambers, in
February l12, and in comparatively short time obtained
before world collection articles compiled or eN-
raced from other printed matter but contains mainly original
arcas Its characteristic merits may be shortly summed up
iolOws-the extremely varied- altogether dey
ted subjects useful nationally entertaining, the world
large is clothed with simplicity yet perspcuy of language,
morals sound and comes within the means of any class
of readers.
The work published every Saturday. Each number
ains eight pages quartoprce 81 30 per year advance
i'll Monthly Parts containing numbers, neatly stitched in
printed cover, l21 cents.
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BOOK, JOB, AND FANCY
PRINTING.
DONE TN TIE NEATEsT MANNER AT TIL
REPUBLIOAN OFEIOE.
No. I2s Thames stct.


Aorney blanks Of every dcscrptionBank Checks-Blank
Noicsls Of abcn-Business and visiting cards-Dlets-
Notifcaiions-Noie, and bill ooks-Post-Sage-Sh Shop
Show and Bils&c &c.
and handsome Of Newspaper and lob type
among which font o Script having been ed this office
feel confident that present facilities for obbng supc-
those Of other office and particular
will in future be paid this branch Of business
spectiuly solicit the patronage Of the public.
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Christmas and New.Year's
DONSENTs

- Us T. y 4 =.
The RELIGIOUS SOUVENIR edited by the late G. T. Be
DELL. d. d., with eight fine Ensnvings.
The YOUTHS KEEPSAKE, Christmas and New Years
Present for Young People with beautiful engravngs
Among the contributors Mrs Hale, Miss Leslie. Mrs
Sgourney, and Miss Gould,
BIBLES, and PRAYER BOOKS. in elegant bindiug.
And great variety of JUVENILE BOOKS, for sale at
w GALATIANS
Book Store K Circulating Library.
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MARRIED..

On Sunday evening the 23d inst by the Rev Mr. Dowing
Mr. Giles Barney Miss Julia Ann Pecam daughter of Mr..
Daniel n Peckham.
At New Bedford on the DIST ul; Mr. VIM W Jennings to
Miss Frances b. Gibbs daughter the late Capt Peeg Gibbs,
OF this
At Tiverton Mr. Elisha Woodwork aged II Year,, Miss
Lydia Brownel, aged l3, all of Little compton,
DIED,
AT Boston Thursday last Mrs Sarah Barnes aged 53
She has long been well known popular
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REED FOR CIRCULATION BY ~. CALLAHAN.
NIDOCQ.-MEMOIRS OF VIDOCQ Principal Agent o

v the French Police Second Edition, . vols l2ino
LIFE OF PRINCE TALLEiRAND. vol syo.
lit utterly unfit go any decent house is made UP,
far ihe record OF the early life of NJ Talcyand
ed of gross and filthy details of debaucher doqs Memoirs
and Nc Dors Journal the only fitting types that
of this soppa of scandal ndecency and calumny-N
imericdR.
This is evenhanded, fair and impartial history. But
Notwithstanding many diSagreeabe truths related in this
work. the author pays ample homage the uanscenden abh
ties of the Prince and gives copou extracts from his speeches
and addresses during the revolutionary which, III truth,
perfect in their way.'-LOHdOn JOuIRdi
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ID EPUBLIC OF LETTERS is the title Of a new wecldy
H paper devoted to the republication of standard woi
OF the Lest writers.
II well printed paper of the finest quality made entis
linen each nunber contains sixteen 4to pages making
volume OF ssc pages per nnnum.
twill be sent by mail any part Of the u sntes or Cause
upon the proprietor receiving dollars per annum post paid
Nos and contain the Man of Feeling by Mackenzie ana
the Vicar OF W akefeld by Goldsmith Nos. and Tales
the Hail. by the Rev. George Crabbe, No. the
Letters OF Lady Mary Wortey Montague There viii be nc
abrdgement of the work Of any auther.
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GREAT NATIONAL UORK.
ERICAN NJ A e. ZINE

OF USEFUL AND ENTERTAINING KNOWLEDGE.
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Magazines from the English Press, has lead prepara
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dcates viii nevertheless contain all articles of interest to its
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Extensive preparations have been entered into both with
artists authors furnish from all parts Of the Union draw
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publishers confidently believe will enable Them issue work
honorable title and acceptable TO the American People
The first number of the American Magazine, illustrated with
upwards Twenty Splendid Engravngs which appear
before first Of September, and be continued monthly
tanning forty and fifty imperial octave pages and be
furnished at the low price Of two dollars per annun VIII
Pc as and Biographical Sketches of distinguished Amer
ica MS of Public Buildings Monuments and Improve
me n Landscapes Sceneryhe boundess variety and beau
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instruction and gracaton Engavngs and descriptions OF the
character habits &c Of Beasts Birds Fzees and insects to-
pe,her with every subjects with the Geography His
tory Natural and artificial Of the county, illustrated
in familiar and popular manner r,,.r,,,xr
Agent of the Boston Bewick Company,
AZ Court-reet Boston.
nTEd,or- hron ghou the United States who will give the
few heis respective papers and send one
copy containing the same snail be enedto one years sub
scuphon.
PURPLE SILK VELVET
Received THIS DAY at FOWLER'S.
Dec. Sd. f.
ENIRsr Quality Double Distilled Rose Water, constantly
II for sale by Wm. B RIDER
WOOLEN YARN.
"ANDsOME assortment Of white & mixed yar also
WOODEN hose aud half bose-wooen mittens Il gloves
Nov Z WM J.. HALL.
DIR. JOHNSON.
"OULD respectfully inform his friends and the public
w that he viii his whole attention, to the PD1C-
/ TTCE or MEDICTNE.-Ofice, No 1os Thames street
UDTTTERS-Stoughtons and Spice, for sale NJ No Col
I'D onade Row, & - ~ Thamessf.
! TISSUE PAPER.
dDlan and Glazed Tissue Paper of all coor- reed for sale
w. CALLAHAN'S u. :. & c, L.
APENED yesterday 20 pcces mixed and Blue sa'tnetts a.
monr them some ofow sale by the piece yard
\ Nov. 8 WM. G. COZZENS Il co.
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Asm m schooner parted her cables last evening and went
ashore near the Monticello.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-07

- EAl Day and Marips Hacking for sale at No. Colon
1 y made Row
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-07

G5~NOTICE.
VU1E Tape ond Calico Trade, carried in this Town
II having arrived to a Starring
TILLET.
In order f possbe ward off the hdeous maady is obliged
other fora support and has connected the
HAT,
With the Dry goods Trade.
.Jast Opened.
superb Satin BEAyERs-Eeg CANT Beavers and assortment
of Common HATS
His motto is" Cheap"
TLLEY has a complete Assortmentof BONNETS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-07

TAX, FOR 1 3 3 4,
TuNlIE Subscriber Collector of the TOWN TAX voted in
June last hereby gives notice, that he has commenced
the collecting of said Tax md respectfully requests all those
debed pay the without delay No 9 Marketsquarc
Nov, 20, II, JOSEPH MARTIN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-01-07

HCIRsT Quality Double Distilled Rose Water constantly
for sale by WIN. B. RIDER
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-05
oH RnNr.

y NE Undersigned. pursuant to decree
i OF the Circuit Superior Court Of law
and Chsncery for The county OF Berkeley,
10 the suit John ). Porteffield pliff. % p.
MAIDEN bousch, sheriff Of Berkeley County
committee, administrator de bonis non Of
John Piizer, deceased, and others defts.,
VIII offer Tor rent. in front Of the Court
House Of Berkeley county, on Tuesday
the 10th Of March, 1885. the plantation
mentioned in said decree belonging 10 The
heirs Of said Pitzer, with the exception Of
The widows dower,) situated near the riv.
81 Potomac. adjoining the lands of Henry
Bednger and others, for the term Of on,
year, from the FIRST OF March next On
The premises are commodious two story
log dwelling house, stable, Sc. Further
description is deemed unnecessary, as
those wishing 10 rent will be disposed 10
view the premises.
By application to Capt. III. Bashore, the
present occupant, the part for rent viii be
shown. &. ID. STEWART,
Deputy for J Ward, S. B. c.
February 96, lS35-td