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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-06-17

Trial for Nurder.-On Friday last the 5th inst
Joseph Armstrong, jr., lad Of H. was tried by the
Circuit Cout sitting in has place for tie murder of
his cousin Elizabeth Armstrong. The trial lasted
nearly a day and resulted in sentencing him to the
States Prison for fourteen yeaIs.--Hhdco Jar.
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DISSOLUTION or FCO-PAR7NERSYI

VEVIIE co-partnership Of Howe " Mechear has been
y day dissolved by mutual consent All persons havl
claims against said firm and all persons indebted thereto
informed that A. HOWE uhorised settle the business
said firm. AMASA HOWE
JAMES f. METCHEAR. ( 4
Newport May 80, is35. If
TH1E Subscriber hereby notifies his patrons that he
y the business Of letting Carriages IL Horses, at
stable at the Beyeue Hotel heretofore; where he Will
times be ready attend calls in his line. The Subscribed
in his employ will be readiness receive
ders at Townends ut all hours and he respectfully solici
share Of public patronage. AMAoA HOWEl
June Sd, IT,
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SHIP NEws-PoRT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

He4Neraay JuHs tO.-Ship Eie, Dennis Of th port from
Pacific Ocean ~ from RIO Ianero, where she pul repair
" N 10 bbs sperm aud I-O0 %. whale oil.
1hUrsday ~ -Schr r. Constitution. iae from Pha5el-
pla for Bos,,s-Marta and Susln Gross oo Gloucester
-Dspaioh, -0ht IN, from East(ireenvch .or KIM.
irday l|.-schr Emperor Godfrey from Providence, for
Phii'a.
horfag l5,-Sohr President Hail. from Phil. for Prev
Hunter, Nelson. from Bangor for 10.
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A a Topn meetiag holden Nepport june 5th Iss,

The Committee appointed the Goth March to take into
consideration the Of the common burial ground and
draft sator respecting ie same their which
was read and adopted, and IS as follows;
To the toicR Of Newport, torn meeting assembled.
The undersigned committee appointed by the enquire
into the sb sng practice IN relation fencing portions the
common burng ground by families for their exclusive use
Respectfully report. That they have attended the duty
affixed them and hnd that the existing uaws, devoye the
control and reguaon of the subject the Council and that
this authority ney have passed very sautary regulations
which duly attended woud have rendered this
unnecessary.
Happcars perhaps knowing how where TO apply
for authority individuals have fenced for Il families such
portions of the ground they ihough ample them consul
ung ther actual possible number and their sympaes
a the moment and thus have evidently ppro
pra;ed large space for under the present practice
a short time, all the pant the ground $50 caledl
would be enclosed By fences and still unoccuped Your
therefore recommend That for the future family be
permitted enclose space exceeding feet by fifteen feet
thai feet wide and fifteen long equal area
application shall be made the President e Town
Council Who shall direct the Town Sergeant lay cut the
ground shall occasion the lea possible waste with
order and convenience and that enclosures which have been
made without legal authority ind which exceed the above de-
scbed limits shall and may be reduced those dimensions
whenever the opinion of the Town Council the public
requires Your Committee beg leave also suggest the
proprey of excluding Cows, from tho burial ground they
funerals and by tramplng made
aud tearing wound the feelings OF The friends
of deceased persons
VIM. w. FREEBRON
!
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AZ meeting cf thc board of UeaW Newpo,t
Jnae 4th 1885,
nRDERFD, That fa any Privy vaults within the compoct oC
the town whh shall he found l'l nearly full so as
TO be unwhoesome or offensive the Inhabitants any time
between the Doth day OF June and the Goth day
newt the per owning occupying the shall pay
fine of three dollars Tor the of the town together with tho
costs Of prosecution and that the Oose persons who
neglect TO comply with the foregoing regulations will be
ported by the inspectors Of Nusances the Board of Health
who will order prosecution to be commenced against them
without delay
ORDERED, that the foregoing be published three weeks in
Rhode Island Repnbt,can "A True COby:-Hit1oSs
b. Is. ROWLAND, Clerk ofhe joard
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, IN
BRISTOL, R. ~

OJNTS TN'I, ID. ~
VNTILL be Sold at Public Auction, Horizons Hotel in
w Bristol (or the premise, ifdesired) on TUESDAY
june 3Jth, ISgJ a. u O'Clock A. NJ.
lot Of Land, with Ropcwalk &c and for many
years occupeFby Benz. Tisoy.
ALSO, lot of Land, and Wharf with House. coachhouse
stores and outb dngs thereon, form ry the residence
Cores DHOD sem sub bectony the life Of his widow
Terms, Cash, approved endorsed notes, equal pay
meEts with nieres, the day Of sale) payable tie II
Union Bank, Newport. NICHOLAS G. BOSS.
June G.. If.
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SALE POSTPONED.

NOTiCE is hereby gwen that the Real Estate ohm Allen
heretofore advertised to be sold the lh day of June
lc5 for ha purpose Of satisfying Execution levied the
sane, favor of Eoratio ien postponed Monday the
22d. inst. NICHOLAS UASSABD Dep Sheriff
June Eth, Iw.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

REMAINING IN TIE POST OFFICE, NEWPORT, ri
JUNE I'd 1885.
C. Persons calling for them wM please say" adre
tised,' as they are placed IN a separate Dor.
A X
Messrs. hsnely s, ca, George Read
George Austin s
Mrs. Hannah ID. AdamsJ0mes Simmons
James T.. Simmons
Nathan "A Brown = George Smith
Jonathan Boiiy : Siancy II. Smith
y. q. Bailey George &. Shaw
L0Ui6 Bartlett Sanford Smith
W. ID. Bouiden Mrs. lima Spgrgm
Andrew III. Bmnham n
AJner Basscn Hrs. Sarah Thompson
4HesTs Boren Ennis S' w
ca JOB s. Watson
DavM Bowen d Co. Samuel Wayne
Cap Raymand jeremiah Wheoley
Harriet Bliss Erastus Winsor
c Mrs. Rebecca W. Moor1
Hrs Eliza Cornell Margaret Whitney
Betsy Chad~iek MIDDLETOWNl
Cap Samuel Curtis Messrs. X. q. ID. Rama
John II. Connoby CO
Gamaiei Church Jethro Peckham
William Carr OHrer Spcet
A6ra1. Casey JAMESTOWN
ID Sailena Cozzcns
Mrs. Deaiy Rodman g. Darow 4
Thomas Fisher IRISH.
George Fisk George Brdnndn
William A. Fisk AndreW Brannan
Cap X. French John CuHinane
Mrs. Fecher Michael DAILY !
H Patrick Dnggan
Thomas Hunter John Harrington
Jfary Hopkins John Riley |
nathaniel II. Jones Join Lyueh
l. James X LEY
Charles Lyman James ManiOn
NJ Patrick Harty
Cap Allen Moor 2 Mathew Briody
1ndrcw WeiviNe Cornelius Sultirdn
William Marsh Mrs. Dwye
o Mrs. Martin
Elizabeth OsberhOM Mrs. HcLaughtdn
u Eliza Maioon.
Doym H. Page
Cap jeremiah Page II. II. CARR Il.
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MARRIED..

In this town, "Wednesday evening by the Rev Mr. West
Mr.. James Mumiord Of this town to Miss Sophia Dean Of
Boston.
DIED,
In this town, Thursday last, Mrs Amey Way widow of
Mr. James D. Way, and daughter Of the late Mr. Woodman
Billings aged "a years
In New-B Bedford the 9th Of distressing illness Of IS
days Caroline Matilda, daughter Of Benz. Downing aged
years month and days her remains to this town
and inferred
" In infant days her life spent
While to her parents she was lent
One srlilng look to bem he gave.
And tnen descended TO the grave"
At Meoh.nicyle. IN " on tho 2j'h April last Mrs Al-
gail Green Elder Caleb Gresn formerly of this town
IN the 1Uh yer Of her age
htIhiade pha Mr.. Henry F. Tyans late Lieut. m The o. s
Army, age . -ars
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VIM. w. FREEBRON
GEO. ENGS
4 True COpv,-JJitness

b. b. ROWLAND, Torn Clerk.
At a TOwn Council holden Newport Jane 10, 1895,
Ordered that the regulations relative the Common u rial
Ground be published three weeks in the Rhode Island Rep-
for the information of the inhabitants and hey required
10 conform thereto. by order
b. b ROWLAND, Council CLERK.
June II, tw.
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Gj~The United States Circuit Court is now in
session in this town.
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STOCKS.
FARM FOR SALE.

TUNIE Subscriber wishing change his si;uation offer
sale the farm which he resides consisting of II0
situated about hundred rods South OF the
Newport, clear Of eneumbrsnces. RU U5SEL CLARK
April %. #.
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Ship Erie Dennis from Pacific Ocean, & last from Rio De
Janeiro-Sieaner President Bunker N Yorl-Sloop Amiy
Bray. do.--Mary Heath do-New-l,rk Hull, do--Camila
Vars, do.
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ENTERED.

TEesdGy l6-Sloop Camilla, Vars from Newly ork - Brig
Nerius, Pltnan, from Havana, for Boston.
ENTERED.
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REMAINING IN TIE POST OFFICE, NEWPORT, ri
JUNE I'd 1885.
o." Persons calling for them wW please say" adre
tised," as they are placed IN a separate Dor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-23
NOTICE..

TnNIIE subscribers having been separately en-
Il gagged for several yonrs in the wholesale Dry
Goods business, have lately entered into copnrt-
ncrship for the prosecution of the came, under the
firm of HALLOCK g. BATES, at No 231,
penrl Street, corner of Burling Slip.
They have awaited themselves OF ample room by
completely arranging together with the hra, hoof
and cellar, the spacious luf, Of the building IN which
they purpose to keep stock Of Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods comprising an assortment which per
haps will not ba surpassed by any in the city.
They therefore respectfully invite their friends
and Merchants at distance, TO call and examine
their Goods, AMI venture with confidence to as
sure them, TIM, the prices u. which they SELL taken
in connection with tho assortment, kept, render in
ducemenls 10 purchasers rarely offered.
CHARLES tlhLLOCK,
GILBERT BATES.
New York, Feb % I'm
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DESCRIPTION.

MATCIILE - ~ n beautiful chesnui sorrel with
delightful coat Of hair, which, for sl'ckness, beau
~, gloss and GDeness OF teIture, Is seldom equsi.
led Il never surpassed. lie has y most commanding
appearance and grant strength. SUCH beauty, &C
ton aud muscle are seldom seen IN my hUfse In
Vnginis--He will lie years old this spring--he
ia fail Is hands inch highland II is though, by .hs
best jndg sihat Mateblss IS not excrlled IN point
Of appehtance by any horse in Virginia. Match
les, IN appearance aud beauty commended with a
number Of Shak,prars's colts, al year OLD,
IN The town oi Liberty. for u premium Of $50.
which was awarded NM by good Judges, from
which he took hse aaDt At . years old hs was
exhibited second Tins IN be town OF Liberty by
The reqne., of M. Tsny. and $1,000 at that '"ae
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-02-23

x.H,uciNlA Rules hold In tho Ccrb's Once Of the
" Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chnncnry Tor
tho comfy OF NeiIon In tbs month OF D".cmne,,
I,n IIorsley; James Faris aud Koubcn H. PnmoI I"te
,n,,ots aud partners, trading under the style aud hfm
Of o,.lov Fnris Co, Plaintiff, against john sc'"ggs
T. ~ .r.a,,n.ou 4, II chnrd I,urch, Low w Mcdowell,
md I oona,d TuivIler, Dofendsn,s.-in Chnncofy
Tho defendants Richard Iurch AMI i.ov' w "cno"o,
according 10 the Of Assembly, aud tho rules OF hn
Court and appearing by saaoory evidence nm .ney
,nd defendants appear hero tho htst day OF hprh
term ne. and answer Tho PiainHS b'' ana wa, nopy
Viyyin,np nowspapor published IN tho town OF Lynch,
burr months suceessvey "nh an"h"' COPY p"'on
a, ha tnnt door OF Courthouse OF this county on
sone court day.
VIZ RO C.. CUTLER, Cik
-, n, WIN
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which might by possibility lead to wa, .loa,,
proceed either from tha. House or from H..
nrarch OF the Legislature. He now said u,a.
ms responsibility to the Nation tina, there a .p ="
aanser OF any thing being done by either uons ~
winch might by possibility, lead to war 'V w;'h
lie therefore trusted that the merchants ,,o,,,,
consent 10 REFUGE to their former level the prices 81
'"en 'us,r'nss silks and ribbons for the orn.msn,
VIC i"n'es dresses tor the Fancy Balls and no,
"eS' mem ny very unnecessary aggrasations of
Pic uoa forbid that Mr. A should be ins,rs.
mental IN taxing the ladies for the ornaments of
their beauty. VI
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:, The Presidents was thus pIovi-
ssy saved Doren furious at not de ss
bis in'en's s,.bmsn, aided by others, AM secu-
Tiiey, a;s,ol wnsexaminec, and found 10 con-
red ~ barge of powder with two balls; and on
tan ~" large knife, vial of laudanum. and
the p''o .a,e other drug besides several dollars
sno'ne' ms, ~ in his pocket. On the way to the
Of soo' m" .,,esscd his regret that he had not killed
once ~ rascal. as he termed Jacobs, and refusing
the ol the cause Of his destructive purpose, was
s0 s",a.ls. j, would seem, are becoming quite
W." md wilhal, they are employed IN de-
sO'." the lives of coopers and cooks as well as
Presidents.
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/ HE FOREIGN NEWS

Our advices from England are TO the lib ~,
lac PRESIDENTS Message had reached I;vernoaI
ana II would seem that it inspired the on;n,on
that hostllitics between the United S,a,a. asI
rance were almost certain TO ensue The Editor
OF the Liverpool Journal however. is uofortuna,elv
mistaken in asserting that america is hy far me
greater maritime power" The French marine il
greatly superior 10 our own at least in the nnmher
OF IFS ships. We hope, however should war coma
mat tins disparity will be somewhat eou.lizea hv
inc superior SKILL If not the more steady bravery of
our senmen.
Among our extracts will be found some reaec
'ions OF French paper { LIE Courier FraacaisA
which seems TO have guessed pretty well as to the
general character of the Presidents Message. II
seems 10 think, however, that the only hostile nea.
sures which will be rcsored to by our government.
IN case ofthe continued fufment of the treaty.
VIII be OF fiscal character, -resing to the duties
on french exports,-a subject which the French
man supposes may not be touched without danger
to our Union. He will open his eyes, however,
when he sees, that, instead of attacking him with
increased duties on French fabrics, reprisals upon
French property is specifically proposed, and that
open 1oar is remotely limited at by the President
Tie may be certain, however, that, should war, be
determined on, whether be war OF tariffs, repri-
SAILS non intercourse or the sword our count.ymcn
will present an undivided front They may differ,
Of maintaining the national ights and honor but
after the choice shall have been made there will be
but one voice throug bout the land.
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TEMPERANCE JUBILEE MEETING.

TO MORROW, the Temperance Societies
throughout the United Stairs are to hold meetings
The Temperance Society Of Lynchburg will hold
its meeting nj thu Methodist Episcopal Church at
early candle .lighi, on which occasion, Addresses
may be expected; among others, from some OF tho
Members Of the Conference now in session in tins
place.
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CERTIFICATES.

We the under written subscribers do certify that
Matchlrss. ihs property Of Plensant Greasy, 10
sure foai geaer, and We have put our @ares to
him and all have proved 10 be ~ fpai ~ the hr.,
leap.
Jeremiah Wade, William Weeks
Joel Early, WIN. i. Cheek.
Owen Crnmpecker, Israel Wiemo",
joel C"mpeeke', a. T. fsr''',
Gilbert Gibbs, John !. FRr'ss,
TO. e. Mitchell, James Lehwicb
WIN. L.hwich Frazier D. Snation,
Stephen Marin. Jas. Lefiwicb. OK He
do Gently that l put two DaTes 10 MAtchess
ona was put by the season, aud the other was put
by the leap, and both Of them stood to the leap,
ANDREW SKINNELL.
Bediord county, Va. Jan. 26kh, 1895
We, the undersigned subsc,i bcrs, do hereby Ger.
ify that we have known the celebrated horse
Matches from n colt. nnd we consider him SImost
nneguslled III appearance. We have been in the
habit OF breeding from the best horses, AMI we
have also bred Gom Ma,chless, and we do say.
without besfiaiiln, tila' The colts We have had from
Mairhiess are much finer than any We have had
from any other horse. Given under our hands the
date abovs wtitine. e
A, {. Fa,iss, Chas. Williams,
Jtsse Il ,beus, Thomas Roberts,
jeremiah Wade, GILBERT Gibbs,
Andrew skinned. Stephen Martin,
Frazer o. Strarop VIM. Lenwicb, jr
Jori EARLY, James Leiiw'ch,
James Lief wicb, (R H.)
/ do CERTIFY that my mare has had three colts;
the last one was by the celebrated horse Nachless,
belonging 10 Mr.. Pleasant Crsasy. The colt is
mnch the finest formed. aud haired, and Gnest ev.
ery way that she ev,r had.
JOHN H. RoBERroN.
Bedford oomaty, Vo. jan. 39th 1885.
! hereby certify that the stallion horse Match
less, raised by Mr. Pleasant Greasy, Of Ibis coun-
~, consider a horse Of fine form snd blood and
the 4 est colt ever toafei my plantation. was
OF by said torse. Given under n,y hand this day.
JEFFERY ROBERTSON.
Feb % q
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LANES d. HORNER, 4 co.

HAVE this day received, o. ,ne,r ,'s Wn I"S
Il Il Store, n full supply OF " -, w '..;,h
from, the I.vnchburg Factory. twill compare with
"o"' Co,,on solI ;n this market. We ask OF our
customers TO give it a trial. ,,,,. p,.,
NJ p Our stock Of Circassians, Flannels, bian-
kcts and other Winter Goods, which Will soon DC
come unreasonable, is heavy, and we are dc'efn'''-
al n sell them off a, REDUCED prices.
" " 'O' ' JAS. E. HORNER, Co.
w6wf
Jan. IS
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MARRIAGES..

MARRIED, in Richmond on the 18th inst by
the Rev. Mr.. Plummer, Mr. LANDON CABELL
READ, Qormcrly II Lynchburg,) to Miss AIDE.
LAIDE MATILDA, daughter Of Edward Cox,
Esq of that city.
-, in Paperve, Tenn. on tho l2h inst. by
the Rev. +. L. B. Shaver, Mr.. WILLIAM L.
KRAUTU, TO Miss JUDITH r., daughter OF
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New York, Feb. 90

MIR EDMUND N. SALE Take notice. that
MI shall on the 29Ih day Of March. 1880. at
the Tavern House occupied by John t"y'or, !"
Tho County Of Amherst, take the deposition" Of wa
linn /. Isbell, Anderson Mays, and others to he
read as evidence the trial Of suit, depending ~
n. C,rcui, Suner,ot Court OF Law and CbanGcry
for the County Of Amherst. wherein am plaintiff,
and you are defendant .
MATTHEW RICKETTS,.
Fob. % !"
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A u II i T. T. ID Is Y Z

yA ARADE in front ofihe Reservoir. this morn
il ing, the 23d inst. armed. and equipped accor-
dung TO law, with "a blank. cartridges The co"'-
pany will, at this parade. proceed to elect TWO
t,eo,enan,s. in conformity to tho Malta law,
n.ssed March Sib. 1884, and taking effect on the
lst January last BY order.
4. e. LANDLORD. q. s.
Feb. % IL
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and respectable meeirg Of the citizens Of this coun
~, al their Courthouse, on the ninth day Of the
present month, for the purpose Of nominating suit
able person as a candidate with O. q. Clay, THE
ensuing election, to represent them IN the next Lee
gislniute. As soon as the meeting was organized
a committee was appointed, composed of persons
selected from different parts Of the county for the
purpose of making nomination. This Commute &c
retired, and after few moments dcliberaton re-
turned, having unanimously nominated you ms
their ehoiee which laid before tho meeting Of
the whole, and by them unanimously adopted. The
meeting then adjourned until the second Monday
IN March next. hoping you will let them know rs
soon rs convenient, whether you will comply with
their wishes or not
Respectfully, yours, Sc.
ADAM CLEMENT,
ACHILLES ID. JOHNSON.
To WILLIAM DANIEL, in. E'a.
LrsoupuaG, February 18Th 1895.
Gentlemen Your letter Of the 18Th instant, ~
which you communicate the result OF meeting of
the friends of tho Administrator, in this County,
held a, the Court House, the 9th Of the present
month, Tor the purpose of selecting suitable Can.
d'dste for the next Legislature, was handed me
this morning. my return from Piusylvania
Court Presuming that an immediate answer TO
your letter Is desirable, avail myself of this oppor
tuni,y to make ono. Highly gratGcd us always
am, al any mark OF the confidence of my fellow cit
lzens, feel peculiarly hattered in the present in.
snnce, inasmuch, US have, since the last cleo
ton, uniformly declined being considered candl-
date.-Weto 10 consult my own wishes or opin-
ions on the subject, should be induced respectfully
10 decline accepting the nomination. not from any
lnkowarmness IN the cause, or Discrimination TO
serve my fellow citizens or reluctance TO meet The
Jealous and active opposition which the friends of
the Administration in this County, "a elsewhere,
will have TO encounter bu, from n belief that there
arc others in the County, who from local situation
and other causes, would be better calculated To e
feet the object Of tho meeting. Yielding however,
TO the wishes and opinions of those who have bet
Ter opportunity of making up cool and dl,pas.
sonaio judgment; ON the subject have determined
10 accept the nomination, though should have pre-
ierred that some other person had been selected.
DO pleased 10 communicate to tho meeting my
grateful Developments for tho honor they have
conferred upon mo- and 10 assure them that no hon
orabo means shall be spared on my par, TO effect
the Object which thoy have IN view.
Yours respectfully,
VIM. DANIEL, Jr.
To CApr. ADAM CLEMENT AND AcnlLLes -.
JOHNSON, Esq
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CASU FOR NEGROES.

r WISH to buy some TtilRrY-FlVEo or FOR
Il TY young Negroes, consisting Of men, women
boys and girls Persons wishing to SELL will make
eurly application a, the bn, Of the Franklin Hotel
II. G. RICHARDSON.
Feb. s, if2xs
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s1r the bill authorizing the Bank Of Virginia
or Farmers Bank of Virginia to establish an Office
OF Discount and Opposite at Buchanan, in tho
county of Bolelourt. has passed The House of Dele
gates--oyes So noes So
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ASlSss1sss55fE
LATER AND IMPORTANT FROM EU.

The ship lavre, Cup. Stoddar', has arrived Of
New York, bringing dates to the 18th ult.
The President. message has reached Francs ana
the Journal. filled with comments II appears thst
the French Chambers had liked upon the 18th ofJan.
aary TO take the American treaty, and ths,th
vas fair pfospetthai the bill OF indemnity would
have psssed. Thu arrival Of the message, however,
has materially changed the aspee, Of things. Soma
olihe Journals condemn The course Of the Prcsidcm
a. unnecessarily harsh, and others ridcuIe il, as
Questioning very i'ulo uncasinoss. We have no
loom Tor extracts this morning.
The layre brings dispatches from Mr.. Living
sion, which probably reached Washington on
Wednesday or Thursday last
f5 DR. w. G Jackson, OF Not,oway, was sho
10y DIR. Worsham, of the same county, and died in
three minutes on the lllh inst. They had had a
political controversy IN the Petersburg pspers, snd
Worsham on meeting Jackson, required him to
retraet something he had said which j. refusing to
do, w. instantly sho, him. Worshum, il 10 said
has been bailed ~ the sum Of $1,000.