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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10
from me Cnafon mss. J ou.,us.
PUBLIC EXECUTION.

On Thursday n,oring last between the houfs Of
ID and II O'Clock, Itccnf, mulatio fellow be
longing TO Ire estate Of the late Robert Bell was
hung in this place, By The citizens Abundant os-
idencc Of spartcipaiion in the late insurrceiion-
ar, movements having been furnished the COM
mite of Vigilance appointed by tbe people Of
Clinton, he was sentenced 10 receive three hum
dred laShes, aud IN perpetual punishment from
the United States. after the cNpifaiion of forty
days. On "Wednesday evening, Vince II was car
rled out To receive his strips: but the assembled
multitude we're in favor of hanging hm--rcgar-
ding the sentence pronounced against him as in
sufficient. Tor the punishment Of 80 enormous u
crime, vote vas accordingly ta.ily taken,
and the hanging party had II by o,crn he'll
Ing majority ~ politicians SLY. lie WAS remand
ed 10 prison. On the day OF execution, still lar
ger crowd was assembled and fearing that public
sentiment miehl have changed IN regard To his fate
after every lining favorable To the enlpr was al
legged, winch could be- said the vote was taken
and his dea'h again demanded bl the people. In
pursuance ol tins sentiment, 81 unequlyocally ex-
pressed he was led 10 a =" black-jdeh," and sus-
pended to one OF lis branches. We approve en-
iifely Of the proceeding. The people have acted
properly. Any man, whether h. b. white. yellow,
black, Who lends his counlenanee and aid 10 a
sellcmc, having for lis object the burning OF villa
res aud towns and the ndiserimualc buchery OF
men, women and children, surely deserves an t.
unanimous death He who robs a solitary traveller
tie highway OF few dollars, is doomed 10 sui
fer death How much more lhcn is hc deserving
Of that punishment, who ooneect, and mature,
deep laid conspiracy against the lives of an unol-
tending community
Vincent could have made important di~ooyerlc,
at the gallows, but obstinafc, refused doing So,
alleging tia, his own death being certain, it would
profit him nothing 10 bring others to the fate,
and that he should inform no one.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10

The Baltimore Patriot of the Is, ;,s, !,
confirms the account published in our la,
to the rnmored outrage in thai place Il s,,..'
"Wo have made inquiries to obtain H..
facts IN the case, and learn them to be ,ubs,a'u ae
" as follows, althouFrwc do not youcb for II
correctness in every particular: \ Mr.. RAJ, 1''f
OF ashington the guardian OF young girl ~
sixteen years o age aud worth as many tbo,,,a, u,
1t Is said, as there have been years passed o,cr
head, whom he for some time past has been boa.
ING IN hs CITY iof the purpose ol completing her
cation, having received some information tI,, ~
was not ,elt inrcspec 10 his ward came 10 t;y ah
on the day tie occurrence alluded to above -,
place, and called to her at the honse of JVA
school mistress, Il widow with whom she boari'
lie was informed that she was not then in VI
should be sent for, and Il person was accordn,y,
dispatched for that purpose.
. Mr.. b. however, did not remain for bo.
come, but followed the messenger TO a hons.
South Frederick, near Second street, oecunio, :"
Captain Bosscrc He rune the bell. and wac a
at the door by daughter of the widow in o, ,ae
ton about the age OF his ward. He asked for pe
sierc-shc told him that he was sick and conld ~
be seen. He said he would see him the pirl ,, ao'
olutely said he could not. Ba, lies however far.,
his way into the house. He found it aIno,, /
serted, as Bossicrc' family were in the CONT
at Franklin. On going up stairs lac met hos
who Immediately ordered him out of the L.a
\ regular sc-to commenced. The noise hrn,,,I
to the " scene of action magistrate whose "a e
i, on the opposite side of tie street, a numlarlg
spectators, and, among the rest MIR. Baylic>' ua.9
who itappcar, was il the house, and the other a;'1
referred to. IN the COURSE Of the fglt. Bos,;'. '
>ald to have como of second best" and was nv,
>hoekingIy bruised and beaten. 1t is stated H..
l.. i 4. 4 -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10

a. \ an act Of Justice to all parties we Co.
py from the Nhg the letters Of NJ ssrs. France
p. Blair (the Kings eonscience-kceper,) and IT,
". " hit" OF Richmond, relative to the Eip Ra,
table-talk. Tho reader can make lis own com.
menfary. Being personally acquainted with NJ.
White, however, we are perfectly willing 10 qr.
dorse hi, word, in any question Of vcraeity between
himself and a regiment of such toad-catcrs and
svcophants as +. =. Blair.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-10

TO BE Continued.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-24
Macs -Mcssrs. Adams. q Allan. n Allen An,lonv.

Nays .--Mcssrs. Adams, c Allan, II. Allen Anthony
Ashley, Bailey, Bear, Beaumont, Bell Bockcc Bond,
Borden, Bopldn, .Bovec, Briggs, Brown, Buchanan,
Bunch, w. b. Calhoun, Carr, Carter. Casey, George
Chambers, John Chanbcrs, Chaplin Cilds Clark Craig
Crane, Gushing, Darng,on Davis, Denny, Evans, Eve
rctt, Fairfield, Fowler, Pho G. Fuller Gabrah, Gran
ger, Grcnne Haley, H. Hall, Hard, Hardin, Harlan,
Harper, Samuel S. Harrison, hazcliinc, Henderson,
HeiscI, iioar, Howell flubley. Hunt, ingerso Ing
ham, W. Jackson James, J. Johnson, II NJ johnson,
yudscm kilgorc kinnard, klingensmh Lane, Laporir,
LAWYER, Lawrence, Lay, Thomas Lee, Leonard Lincoln
Logan, Love- job Mann, Nj. Mason S. Mason, Alaury,
McCarty, McComas, McKennan, Miller, Millgan, Nor,
gan, Morris, Parker, d. j. Pearce Phelps Potts Reed
Rencher, J. Reynolds, Russell, schenck A. H. Shop.
pcrd, Shinn, Sladc, Sloane, Smith, Spangler Sprasue,
Standeier, Sutherland Taliaerro, j. Thompson Under
wood, Wagner, Wardwcll, Washngton Webster,
White, Wbittlesey, j.. Williams, s. Wialns--Il5
So the House refused to suspend the Rule. T'rwo-
thirds of the members would been
ry 10 carry that question
Nj Patton called up the motion made by him OH Fri
day last to reconsider the of the House by which
petition for the abolition of slavery in the District pre-
sented by gentleman from Massachusetts, (Nr Briggs)
referred 10 the Committee the District of Co
umbia.
debate cnsued the motion 10 reconsider in which
Messrs Patton, J g. Adams, }ouldin, and Hammond
took part; and, without taking the question,
On motion of Mr. Pearce, of r. l.,
The House adjourned at the usual hour.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-15

,. $l5,OOO' ei The leading object, undersiand. of this muni.: ceRi subscription is to enable the friends of Temper ance to disseminate more and more widely through the land their admirable exhor,alions and rebukes.
 ~. Y Amer
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-15

Letters have been received iD this city, from differ. e"t c''zens of the United States, public as well as u
 cd opinion that the bill foe carrying inso eecs she Treaty with the United States will pass the PFeneS Chambers The proceedings is those bodies, hewev er as sometimes 'n oar Congress are slow, and occa- !nat . n'la would be carried through the two Chan. bers very early ia the session. Every thng a the Is es dates, poriendcd the passage Of the bill Nothjnv bly; the Pses'dents Annual Message should reach Pa rM neioFe D@aI aclioa ap0n the suhect. The Kiae ls appears has acted in perfect good faish and has cr !" iavor el ths measure all the power which ts give him.-Naf. Esesk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-15

s. u understood that the PFssdeae Of Glse Ualisa ~ ane Supreme Court. (to Gll tho sweancy ow lse @eneh oecaaoned by the dsssnse aC Justice JnhMaan SsMss ~: WaDass a0w . Representative ln ConWF~ss 'som the State 0f0sosgia.-haC. IsEeL
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-15

The following gentlemen have agreed ,o contribute ne sums set opposite to their respective names to. wars the support of the Press, the elceNl Ngen un. drr divine Providence, n the grea, cause of Temper. nnce. The Exec",ive Committee take this moste of rendering their heartfelt thanks the sen,emcW who nave 'hnss" generously and literally forward
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-15

Ths AIisssle tsiaFIasl insurance Ccmpaay OfNew. YeFk have declared dvldsad s(ssm per es1f. oa thsS saplIal s,sek fer the lsss siK moaths.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-15

Seey unexpectedly tO-A all parties, to his over. loved parents. He states that he left the Oth. CT two children alive and well at the camp on the shores of the Huron. A party Ofgcn- tlemen immediately set out in pursuit Ofihem, and we doubt not but ere this, they have been found and restored to their parents.
 Stamford Sentinel.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-15

Christians of all denominatiOns, Catholic aud Protestant, and on all good citizens, to pre- serve and guarantee tO them, and to them selves, their civil and religious rights, pro- claimed by the signers of the declaration of independence, and secured by the framers cF the constitution"
 At the last meeting MT. Parker stated that there was but one course for him, ana that was to stay in New Orleans at aIl events"
 W. r. Trans.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-15

ReV. Joel P0rker.-A large meeting of the citizens of New Orleans, Of all classes and ereeds. was held on the 18th ult. for the pur- pose ct taking into consideration the charges against the Rev. Joel Parker, that ne had, in sOme addresses made during his recent tour tn the Northern States, slandered the citizens of that place, by stating e that of the CathO. lies, the men are almost without an exception Atheists, regarding religion as intended only for women and servants, and the Protestant can hardly be said to he tn a much better state." Mir. P. was called upon to address the meeting in his own defence, which he did after which resolution was adopted declar. lng that he had " not succeeded in exculpat- !ng himself from the charges made against him." and that his future residence in tha, place was fraught with danger to its peace and quietness."
 Two days after the above meeting, the members of Mir. Parker's congregation met, and sdopted resolutions declaring, that [. W hiIe they entertained respect for the feelings and wishes of the community, and freely accord to all men the right of forming their own re- iigiOus opinions. they conceived both their ci. vil and religious rights had been invaded by the resolutions passed at the meeting of inc citizens 0fthe 18th December" The resoI,,. iiOns conclude as follows:
 That the members ofthis congregation do solemnly protest against the power nssumed Ovev them in the said resolutions of inc is,h. They invoke the protection of inc Imwa C,r liberty feonseiencr. and i0F shield Co them against P"ssscueioni s0d they dc call on |
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-01-15

Washington. Jan. Sd, isS5.-The House, this morning. resumed the consideration of the resolution yesterday offered by Mr. Gam. t.is. of Georgia. directing the Secretary of the Treasury to communicate to the House whether in his opinion. tt is practicable or convenient for that Department to collect, safely keep. and disburse the public money of the U0ited States. without the agency of n Bank or Ba0ks; and. lf so, to rrposs io the liouse the hest mode by which. in hts opin. ton. that osjrct can be accomplished. hIr. C'"ys"n. "f Ge"rgia. having the AvOr from yesterday, rose in support Of the resolution. , VhsFs were considerations which, in hts opin. ,.. 'on. not "n'y tnaiihud, but called loudly for, we psesa6s. Ie would bs EasOlleeted, he said,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-14


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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-14
POETIC

Al the present time. when the last hours OF su
,sr are being numbered with by gone years o
annot fail TO be impressed with the beauty ana 'fo
+ the following lines from Mrs HEaANs
TIE PARTING OF SUMMER.
Thou'rt bearing hence thy roses,
Glad Summer fare thee wen
Thou'rt singing thy last melodies
IA every wood and dell.
But in the golden sunset
OF thy atcstiingering day
oh tell me o'cr tins ehequerod aaifh'
How hast thou pass d away
Brightly, sweet Summer brightly,
Thine hours PIE floating by,
To the ioyous birds OF the woodland loughs,
The rangers OF the sly.
And brightly III the forests,
To the Wild deer wandering Tree,
And brightly midst the garden io"s"
Is the happy murmntiug bee.
But how 10 human bosomr,
With all their hopes 'ndieots.
And Thoughts thai make them eagle wings
To pierre tllc unborn years
Sweet Sammct 10 the captive
Thou hast flown IA burning dreams
OF the woods. with all fheI whispering lca'es
Aud the iiue rejoicing streams
To the wasted AID the weary
ON the ted of sickness bound,
In sviit de5elou, fantasies.
That changed with every souna.--
To the sailor on the balous
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-14
WOWyCL,

DlRSt ANT 10 Il decree OF the county count of
! Bedford, pronounced the eth day of Jul>
lo}5, III cause in ehanccry therein depending. be
tween SamuclD. Rice, pltH, and " uam Gown. X
others, det'tS, tine undersigned, commissioner ap-
pointed b, said decree will, on the 18th OF scptcn-
ben nrNt, on the premises sell II public auction. to
the highest bidder Tract of Laud >iu. in the said
county. On the road leading from Alex. Wade, 10
Lees Mil adjoining the Lands of William stevens.
Thomas Gibbs and others, and supposed 10 contain
20 or u acres. \ credit of and two years viii
be gwen Tor all the purchase money except It, which
Is TO be IN cash, aud the payments secured BY bond
with approved security and deed Of trus upon the
premises, secure the puncual payment Of the rur.
chase money. The title 10 the above Land is be
neved be good. but the subscriber will only ronyr,
such as is vested in him by aid decree
GEO, ". SHELTON. Comn,r.
Au.o3 WV
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Is ClIASrEEy.

1 1T Hub)Jtlld dN dlGbQ nuns CjttISt. an tI.,A
day OF December, 1880, being Returned, anJ IN
vice thereof acknowledged by the deleadar,
bfosc Tomlmson, and the subpocnas aa,.,j,II M
in ON the 2nd day OF January, the 2nd dan, NJ, '-i4
the '5rd day of September and the Bird day,r 'Ig''
cember, in the year 1882 being returned ,,I.i p'
upon the defendants James TomlinsaD. o'i
Tomlinson, John Tonnson, William lor, II;,0ss
Elizabeth Tomlinson, David Iomlinson G,,i0
and Mary his wife, Isaac Ruchcr administrator
bonis non with the will annexed oI AHIr..,. ~ {"
linson, dec. John Allen and Poll M. ' o'''
David Allen and Joicy his Wise. D.,;I G4 -
Garland and Zacharas Drummonl, ad,,,.
traitor de bonis non With the vii .,..a'.
OF Ambrose lomlmson, dec. and DIZZY .fl ,r'a
to file their answers, although mere tl.' ''"s
months have elapsed, as we'll since the rrrar.
Of said sui oonas, as the fling OF tn r',;,.,5.
bills, original and amended; on motion af tbr,n..
till, by counsel, his said bills are taken .or c.'
icSsed aS 10 the defendants Ambrose Iauln.
james Tomlinson, Isaac Ruckcr, admini,,,,.''
de bonis non with the will annexed OF AnLe.,
lomhnSon, deed. John Allen and Polly hi, W.T.
David Allen and Jocy his wife, and DAVID
Garland, and his amended bill is taken far c,,.
teSsed, as to the defendants john .Ponlir..
" llllam Tominson, Elizabeth IomIiHsgn y ~
Iomlnsom, 0owland) and Mary hi, vile, .j
Laeharlas Drammond, administrator dc houi.,.a
with the will annexed OF Ambrose Famli, ~.
decd. And thercupou this cause esme oyt.
heard. upon the original and amouled LIZA. H..
answers of the defendants John TamIm,so. MI
liam Tomlinson, Elizabeth Tomliasab. D,,l
Tomlnson QoWIand) and Mary hi uitc, C"res
Martin and Jocy his wife. Bartlett Clement, Ind
IacharlaS Drummond adminjslratorde luu.,nl
with the viii annexed of Ambrose Taa',...
decd to the original bill, the answers Il fine d,.
dant David Tomlinson ir. to the criminal and
amended bills, replications and exhibits. andoa,
argued by counsel. consideration Whrrr,l,.o
court doth order that John TomIiusou and v ,rsn
IomlinSon, executors Of Ambrose romn.a
decd Isaac Ruckcr, administrator lie honl, nan
with the viii annexed of said Ambrose 'FumIm..a
dee a. and IacharlaS Drummond administrator de-
bonis non with the will annexed Of Ambrose Tom.
lmson, decd. do render before Robert TD,E,
who Is hereby appointed a special comm ,,ioncr
for the purpose, accounts Of their Respective al
minisratlons otther said tcstator'S estate vhchar
counts the SAID commissioner i, directed tnc,a,o.
inc, state and settle, and make report thprcofa
the court, together with the legare accounts am
account OF ihcpropcry remaining ON hand. subject
to division and distribution, with any matter, ,aa.
cially stated, deemed pertinent by himself ORE.
quircd by the parties to be 50 stated
\ Copy-'TrStn
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The Kitchen Garden.

Your Cab5agts, and such other vegetables o.,
NAV require it, should now be hoed Sow your
Early iorks and the other early varieties. Is also
Caulihower; prepare and plant your strawberry
beds; earth up your Celery sow cross, lettuce
onion, radsb, shallois, spinach. every veehor ten
day. and now is a good season Tor increasing YOUR
herbaccous plants, by parting the roots bon
spare ,our hoe, hut use it freely untIll soa have
eytcrninated every weed thin 1onr garden.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-14
[. Rcmark hNihe 1alor Of tAe En,rnlr /. llurL

I'Remah 6yt6e EDITOR Of the Farmer Il Gayd-
nc.-Notvth,tanding the high estimate we set
upon the opinion OF the editor OF the Gennc,cc
Farmer, we should prefer cutting grass intended
for hay when in flower. II is more fragrant and
grateful To animals, and we are not convinced tlut
1t Is not equally nutritious What we would ask,
would clover be worth as hay il left in the field
until the seed was ripe Where would be its
leaves
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METHOD o. DESTROYING culchGN-nAwNs.

ialru common >terl ,al-trap, bait it with a
deaicllokeo, place ii Oh Il plank lived upon the
toPol pole about T. feet hgh, and by carefully
Watching }aana5 soon I'D your place Of these dc
.nuttNc binds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-14

u Inc IcNm-ton N. Galcttc vii In>rn tho
above twice, and forward account to tins office for
payment.
Sep. vs.
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igUlHSt
Richard \. Eubanh, William II. Garland and

Richard \. Eubanh, William H. Garland and
Jefferson l.. Ednud,, Dctls
The defendant Jefferson l.. Edmunds, not hay
ing entered hi, appearance aud given security ac-
cordng 10 the act Of Assembly and the rule, of this
court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he is not an inhnbant of this country il is order
ed, that lhe said defendant do appear here on the
first day of the neN term and answer the original
and amended hll> Of the plaintiil; and that copy
of this order I'D forthwith inserted in some news
paper printed ia the town OF Lvnchhue, for two
months successfully, and posted at the 'front.' door Of
the Courthouse, in the SAID town.
Copy-Fcste,
u. ROBES Clerk
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ROBERT TiNSLEN, Clerk.


inhcrI Coaf UoUSe, jalg 2~N, lS}5.
The parties will take notice that bayo appoint-
ed Tuesday the 18Th day Of October next. to COM
mcnce the accounts in the foregoing order men
toned ON which day, at the hour Of ~ O'Clock \.
NJ, they are requested 10 attend at my office.
with their accounts, vouchers and copies of court
papers, prepared for examination and settlement.
ROBERT TINSLEf. Com.
Aug. y vlw
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VIRGINIA, 10 rR:

VIRGINIA, 10 rR:
At Court Of Quarterly Session, cont,o,..,,
adjournment and held for the county Of A" ,p' 1'
at the Court House, on Wednesday tie l7,b ~
June, 1885. 'dl q
William \. Rcheson. pl...
against
Ambrose Tomn,on, John Tomlin,on y 6.
fomlinson, james Tomnson, Elizabeth T' na.a
son, David Tomlinson 1ewland) and SIM. 'l''.
wife, Charles Martin and Joicy lis Wiz. H'.. =
Clements, Isaac Rucher, administrator i, ..1
non with the will annexed Of Ambrose Toni. 'a'
dec. John Allen and Polly his wife. D4,I -
and Jocy his wife, Samuel Ballard and .a
his wife, David :. Garland and Zaehafia. n. :
mond, administrator de boni, nou will th,' Nun. w..
annexed Of Ambrose Tomnson, deceased d.
dants .'a4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-14

Turn vouf i.ors INTO yoa, orchards TO eat up the
fallen fruit and with il millions OF those worms
and insects, which would, the ensuing season, pr
nnnn Nnnr lrccS.
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STRAINED Or SEoLEN,

TTT-TIN'--T, 0TTW TTHtTdT
vii be part b> tie owuet. lHr her delivery, nra
Nameh, Iy3e. amherst county.
EDW ARD WAUGH.
Sept L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-14

s-IRGiSIA-At rulee. held n the clerk 3 Office
Of Tho circuit superior coun Of law aud chance
~ Tor Bedford county the Bird day o August ED
William Lowry, "ii''''
igdjggt
Thomas Lowry, John Lowry il. Thomas u Ben
.,.,, and 4 for,, IoA4e. Defendants.
Il tHA&tFEY.
The defendant, Thomas Lowry and Crawford
lowry nj having entered thcr appearance aud CIV
en- security. according to the act OF assembly ana the
ralp- of az court md il appearing, by satisfactory
eI.f.rce HIT thry are nor inhabitants Of this Com
uonu .dth. il j, ordered. tlat they do appear he.e on
tss nrt das ol tine ue,tieIu, d answer the original
ard uu a1el ill, ii the plaintiff and that this or
der be- inserted OBJ souenesp published III Lynch
burg, forts months successfully and posted Al the
mont door ot the Courthouse OF Tins county, on some
raul' l1s. = CoeS--fe-tc,
JOS. iI~DN, CLERK.
An. 10 WIN
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VI. &. CARPER ID. G
WIN


u lRGiNlA.-h rules held IN the clerk Office.
OF The circuit superior court of law and chan
Gerry, ioi The county oi Nelson, in the moutho( july
1855:
Charles Nanccv pln
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-03-26

BOOk-BiIlding. &c.

re- oTICE.-1he subscriber informs his Gus
toners in Newport, tina. he has ved
h's Binder, to No. l9t, Market Street, where he
VIII he happy to enjoy continuance of their ia
yors.
Account Books ofevery description on hand,
or made to order, and warranted to give entire
satisfaction The best Of materials are used and
particular attention paid TO the Ruling which is
always free from broken lines.
Record Offices. Banhing Institutions, or
herchants IN want Of Books, by sending an or
der specify ing kind and quality, will he dealt with
AS literally as on personal application. Old
Books rebound in every variety of style.
~ Refers to X. B. Cranston. Esq Cashier
Newport Exchange Bank Geo. Il. " Weaver, do
N. T.. Commercial Bank.
Pattern ards Of every size and description,
for manufacturers and calico printers, made at
short notice.
THOMAS DOYLE,
1913, Market square.
Providence, r. !. Feb. 26, 1895.