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AND WHEREAS, the said Convention has been
duly ratified on both parts, and the respective
ratIhcations Of the same were exchanged at
Madrid, on the l4th day Of August, 1884, by
Cornelius r. Van Ness, on the part Of The Uni
ted States, and His Excellency Don Francisco
Martinez de Ia Rosa, on the part Of her Catho-
lie Majesty-Nou therefore be IT kzonn. That
I, ANDREW JACKSON, Preside nt-of the 4.
$. have caused the said Convention to be made
public. TO the end tina, the same and every
clause and article thereof may be observed and
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G. p. VAN NESS,
JOSE DE HEREDIA.

In witness whereof we the undersigned Pleni-
potentiaries Of Her Catholic Majesty the Queen
Of Spain and the United States of America,
have signed this model, and have affixed there.
unto our seals.
Done az Madrid this day Of
fnsE mr. uEDEnTA
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The Jollo,cing is a translation Of the form, or
model ftke inscription,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-06-10
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.
PROCLAMATION,

WHEREAS, a Convention between the
Government of the United States of America
and her Majesty the Queen Regent, in the
name and behalf of her Catholic Majesty Donna
Isabel the Second, was concluded and signed
by their respective Plenipotentiaries,a at Madrid,
on the 18th day of February, in the year of our
Lord 1884, which Convention is word for word
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MEMOIR OF RHODE-ISLAND.

1894.
The records of the Assembly are again missing.
John Easton was reelected Governor and John
Greene Deputy Governor; and the Deputies tor
Newport were
John Easton Jun. Jonathan Holmes,
William James, William Hiscock,
Capt Henry Tcw, Stephen Mumford,
1896.
At General Assembly sitting by adjournment in
the Colony House in Newport the ID dav of Julv
1895.
CALEB CARR. Gov.
JOHN GREENE. Den. Gov.
assistants
Benedict Arnold Samuel Cranston
James Barker Stephen Arnold
Henry Brightman Giles SIocum
BENJAMIN Smith William Gibson
Jefery Champlin. Joseph Jenkins
Deputies
Neacport
Henry Tew Jobn Stour,o,
John Rooers J;re,h Ruu
No,h,,;eI Shof;oId william, porLor
p,or;Jcncr
Jon,,bon Snr,oue William Uonl;,s
Thomas Field Ybomos Fenuer
por,suo,,b
None
IVar,r;.L
Ren;am;p (,orto, R,,d.J uolder
Ren;am;ns sRor.o,, Iobn warne,
Enst o.reenwich.
. GEORGE yauoban Samuel Bennett
.Iom,storu
Nicholas Carr Josepb Mowrev
Kingston.
William Knowles Samuel Tiff
WESTON CLARKE, Recorder
Colony House, not to be used for religious meet
ings"
Whereas several and most of the inhabitants
frccmcn of this Colony is dissatisfied that the Colo
nv House is improved to other uses than than what
was built for wherefore upon consideration there
of by this Assembly, and to settle the House for the
use it was built, do hereby order and declare that
the said COLONY house i'm Newport shall not be i'm
proved for no other use than Judicial and Military
affairs and not for any ecclesiastical use, or uses OF
that nature"
This Assembly ordered tax OF two pence pound
on the valuation OF all property In the towns, ana
directed the Treasurer to receive IN payment OF ts
tax, money; in wool at seven-pence half-penny The
pound, Butter at I'D the pound, lndian-Corn IS the
bushel, Rye 2s-3d the bushel, or Fork tl-loso the
barrel.
On Stock, the owners were required to pay spe-
officially viz Oxen over4 years old per head I'd steers
and Cows years old 4d.-Iwo years ola "a one
year old ld.-Sheep one year old ana upwards per
score lOd Swine L year old Is ld'-horses and
Mares over three years old od. : years old "a one
year old Id.
At General Assembly sitting at Warwick at the
house of Mr. John Law.
October Both 1906
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-22
Oct. (
VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,

IHNliE subscribers will offer at public auction on
i the I'd of November next, in front of the Court
House IN Lexington, tract of LAND, on the mouth
OF the North River, and the head of the Blue Ridge
canal; containing by estimation 1874 acres. This
tract presents one othe advanta gcous Locations
Tor tavern. 1t embraces within its limits the ter
mlnatlon OF the Blue Ridge Turnpike leading from
lynchburg distant about u .nes. At this point on
lts entrance INTO the Valley, there are good roads
leading TO Lexington distant II miles, to Pattonsbus
via the Natural Bridge Ii miles, and from either Of
these points to the several watering places west Of
the Allegheny. The road leading by this point gu
the line OF the contemplated James River improve
nent Is last becoming common highway between
the Fast, SOUTHEAST, and South to the West, and
Northwest Another decided and very impor
tant advantage attached to the property in conncn
Ionwith ITS superior location, is its peculiar adaptation
to the employment of extensive machinery, from It's
great command OF water power and its natural chan
nes OF supply and consumption, the James River and
ITS trbutarlcs) surrounded by country abundantrn
the production of grain and rich in its mineral pro
ductions. Here the capitalist may find safe and prof
liable investment of his capital when converted 10
the mandatory of -four i'm the heart of the finest
wheat country and the manufacory of cotton and iron
III their various applications Unnecessary use Those
persons wishing to purchase can be shcwn the proper
~ at any time before the day ofsae, on application
to Joseph Glasgow or John p. Caruther. living II
It's vicinity. JOSEPH GLASGOW,
JOHN p. CARUTilERS,
WIN. H. CARUTIIERS.-
Der
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-22
JUST RECEIVED,

Elegant Brass Curtain Bands and Pins,
Ivory handle Knives and Forks i'll sets Of 81
pieces,
Fine Britannia Coffee and Tea Pots,
Sugars, Creams aud Slop Bowls,
Patent aud other Block Tin Coffee Pots.
Splendid assortment OF Brass Androns,
" Shovels. longs. and Tenders,
Fine Plated Casters, :, & aud bottles,
Candrstlcks, Shutters and Trays,
Astral aud other Lamps
ALSO,
Looking Glasses Turned Wood Ware; Knife
Clothr, and Travelling Baskets; Manila M'ts; Bel
lows; Brushes; Egg Boilers Steak Dishes; Plate
Warmers; Ladies Dressing and Work Boxes; Ac
cordians, and numerous other desirable articles.
II. b. RICHARDS 4 co.
ALso-A beautiful assortment of Guns and Pts
tolls. ii. Is. X. \ Co.
Oct. z Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-22
--------
Y VALUABLE LAND,
F'OR SALE


/ consequence Of having etlected private sale Of
the Land ! proposed selling auction on the
2Sth OF October have declined selling Tor he pres
ent any Land other species of property at auction
But am determined il do not sell privately (Which
am ANXIOUS to dol that will sell, public auction
some day to be hereafter named, the following
Tracts of Land, viz.
One Tract, situated on Big Outer ri, CT, at the mouth
OF Onck's creek, u miles from New London Acadc-
my and l. from L,nchburg, containing 1909 acres,
ri which 200 are cleared. The wood land, with the
exception OF small portion, is first tobacco land
on the cleared land $50 low grounds OF SUI
perior quality; the remainder is high land, in fine
heart and very productive. The impro, cments con
sst of toleraby good DIV cling house all necessary
out-houses, together With number of excellent to-
hacCo barns.
The other Tact Is situated on Buffalo creek. four
miles from New lonion Academy, and contains 800
acres, of which 100 arc clcarcd-l00 acres of thu
cleared and excellent low grounds anc the wood
land is of good quality.
will divide the Tracts to suit purchasers.
part OF the money will he required III cash the
remainder IN equal annual instruments; TO
the payment OF which deed OF trust on the Land
OF approved security will be required.
! will likewise sell, show to any person, the
Land, advertised by James Irvine, lying on Buialoc
creek ROBERT IRVINE.
Oct. Is
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POETICAL.
oLANODR.
Whs, is Islander /,

What is Islander
.'r.s an assassin at the midnight hour.
Urs'd on Nv envy, that with footstep soii
sseals on the slumbsr of swes, innocence
And with the dark drawn dagger OF the mind
Drinks deep the crimson current OF tue heart
I, h 4 worm that erawls on heauty's check.
Like the vile viper IN a vale oil nowefs
And riots In anbrossil blossoms there.
IL u coward 40 coat OF mai
That wages war against the ofaVS and "Ns'
And Ike the long lean lizard that will mar
The lions sleep, IT wounds the noolest beast
tDft have | seen this demon Of tho soul,
This murderer OF sleep. with visage smooth,
And countenanee serene heavens own SKY.
Rut storm, were ra,ing in the world OF thought
on have seen a smile upon its brow.
But like the lightning from stormy cloud.
Il shock the soul and disappeared IN darkness.
on have seen IT weep a, tales otw
And s,sh AS 'twere his heart would treak with Al
guish
But like the drop that drps from Jd'asire"'
And the fell blast that sweeps Arabian sahd,
They wi,her'd ever, flo" ret OF the faie
I saw it tread upon Ill, f,li.
A maid OF whom the world could say no harm
And when shc sunk beneath the mortal wound
1, broke into the sacred sepuloher
And dr,yrcd its victim from the hallow'd grave
Fo, nublir eve 10 gaze on. II had wept
That from, earth its victim passed away
Ere IL had taken vengeance ON ITS virtues.
Yes, have seen the cursed child al envy
Breathe mildew on the sacred fame OF him
Who once had been his conntr,'s beneiaetof
And on the sepulchcr OF h,s repose
Bedewed with nanS tributary tear
Dance in the sunlight OF 4 summers shy
With savage satisfaction. MILFORD BARD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-22
NOTICE.

l1f virtue ef decree Of ths Cnesl, superioi
ID Court of Law and ChaEeery, for the County of
Amherst pronounced on the 9th day OF April. ls35
10 the suit Prossor Powell, pitt against William OPP
ling, Nelson Crawford, Leonard Heniy, Abrsm Car
and others, defts, the undersigned, who is there
BY apponcd Commissioned for the purpose, will
on the I'd day of November next, proceed, on the
premises to sell beginning With the herein
after enumerated, aud selling only much n may be
necessary 10 sat., the purposes Of the said dceree
the highest bidder, for read, money tina, is
tract OF land belonging TO Abrsm Carter. lying III
the County of amherst, si,edihe Saw Mill Tract or
Lot No .. aud ad oins Robert H. Garter aud Others.
shish contains PIP acres Also, another tract adj
Joining the tract first mentioned, known BY the name
vi the Lovelad, Mountain. and contains 15I acres
Aud the Bid da, Of November next, shall pro-
coed. the premises, IN like manner, To sell the
highest bidder, ioi ready money, another tract OF
land, also belonging 10 the SAID Abram Carter and ia
said decree mentioned winch IN the SAID County oil
Amherst containing 100 acres, hing between the
North and South branchc. OF Buiialoe river, aud on
the Fork Mountains, adjoining the lands VI Aaron
liigeiDGothau aud Others.
THO. y EtBANk. }c.
Shefg Of 4mhetsi.
OIL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-22
ADVERTISEMENTS.

GNIRSUANT TO the pro, isions oi deeo ei
trust, executed by David ;. eafiahd 10 lie
Subscribers. bearing date the 9th day OF April 1910,
and of record in the Clerks Once OF Amherst
County Court, We, or one OF US, will proceed 10
sell. for ready money al the New Glasgow Iiotei,
ON SATURDAY. the 9TH day of November next, Tue
tract of land on which the said Garland resides,
living in the County Of Amherst, on both SIDES oil
Bulfaloe river, and around the town OF New elias
row. including the Water Grst Mill on Buiialoe,
will, the appur,enanccs the Plantation called
Cherry Hill the Winton House and Plantation !;
IN. Plantation on which Hudson NJ. Garland rcsid-
ed at the date of said decd the Brick House
where the said David s Garland resides, with the
appurtenances also the lands on Turkey Noun
tain, being all adjoining, and containing upwards o
31OO ACRES.
To any person DESTROYS OF purchasing valuable Real
Estate, this sale will perhaps afford the best oppof-
tunity 10 do SO that will be presented Tor many
Years. The land is fertile, we'll warered, well I'M
proved, in a nciehborhood rs healthy any in the
State and said 10 be in good order for cultivation.
A portion of ii is low grounds of great value. 1t
will be- divided, if necessary, for the accommoda-
ton Of purchay ers. Mr. Garland will shew it TO
any person who NAV wish TO view the Premises.
The title is believed to be unqucstionablc yet as
trustees shall only convey such a. is vested in
US by the said trust deed.
JOHN NJ OTEl, ,r.
ROBERT TINSLEY,
Sppf 10 WSW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-22
Valuable Land For Sale,
NEAR ITNCIfBTrRG

E(EING anxious to remove, | offer for sale III,
- tract OF Land Oh which reside situated in An
hcrst County, on James river, one and half mic,
above the town of Iynchburg, containing between
five hundi ed and sixty and six hundred acres lar.
portion in woods, and first rate river bottom
This land is very productive, and in high stated
improvement. 1t has upon it a Comfortable Dn,.
ling House, built of Stone, and other con,eniea
buildings llauiss Greek. fine bold stream. rllp
through II, and furnishes water power of immens
value. The Farm Mills, the property of Wm
Mitchell, decd, were erected on tins tract of land
and although they We're some years since swer
away by flood. large quantity of the building roc,
still remains, with which new. Mill or Factor
might be erected at a small expense. The adyana.
eeS possessed by this land in the fertility of the sol
ITS conlgulty to market. and vast water power ren
der 1t an object worthy the attention of capitalist
am determined to sell, and by early application.
great bargain may be had The terms of sale will h,
liberal aud made known on application. Possession
will be given at the end of the present year and ION
bushels Wheat will be sown and nicely put in th,
Fall for the benefit of the purchaser.
GEO. w PETTYJOHN
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-22
NOTICE..

/ pursuance OF a decree OF the County Court OF
L Bedford rendered al the Septembcrterm thereof
1888, will be sold, on the premises, Tuesday, the
Sd day of November next, to the highest bidder,
credit of one, two and three years, House and Lot
and back Lot OF about two acres, III the of Ii
berry, Bedford County--and also a Tract of Land in
the vicinity OF said town, containing about $50
The house is large two story building, OF brick and
frame work, two stories high, with excellent and
capacous Cellars, and was built expressly for
Store, and the accommodation OF private fam
lily, there being, besides the Store Room, Count
ing Room, cellars and Garrett five large and
comfortable apartments, with fire places and one
large and small room without fire places
There is a convenient Lumber House and Sta
BILE standing the lot. Situated us this house
is, on Main-street, and Immediately adjoining the
public lot the subscriber regards among the
most valuable stands ion Store or a Tavern in the
upper country. The Land will be divided into con
vcnicnt lots 10 suit purchasers
The above property belongs to Oliver H. F. NIarkle
Richard b. MarLle and John IT, Markle the last tv
of whom infants The subscribers as their guar
the title with special warranty only. Olive. II. T.
Maiklc vi" Join III the conveyance. The title is in
pisputablc Bonds with good personal security, and
deed or deeds of trust the property will be re-
CURED to secure the purchase money.
JOSEPH WRIGHT.
Guardian Of Richard H. Marhie and Jno H. Morkh
E. p In nv absence the sale will be conducted BY
IN. Agents John Wright and John +. Sale
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