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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-25
NEW WORKS.

The American in England, by the author Of a
Year in Spain. &c 2 vols.
One in a Thousand, or tire Days OF Henri
Qua,tr., b. G Z 4 James, author Of Richel'eu,
SC 2 vols.
The Pirate and the Three Cutters, &c ny Capt.
Marryat. author Of Peter Simple, sc. vols.
fstrobe's Ran,ble. in America, 2 vols.
The Partisan, a tale Of the Revolutionary, by
the author Of Guy Rivers. The Yenassee, &c
2 vols
Chairolas, Prince Of Paida, by the author of
Pelham. and other Tales by var'ous authors, vol.
Supplement- to Six Months in Convent, con-
tanning additions and explanations. I vol.
Lorct,e, The History Of Louise, daughter OF a
Canadian Nun, exhibiting the interior OF Femns
Converts
Received for sale and circulation, ny
In, 2Ia w. Callahan.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-25
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVALS.

MONDAY, 22d.-sr Brig Enterprise, Cliff
ford from Havana for New York and Providence.
23d-nrr. Schr. James Barber, Baker, from
New York for Providence.
Schr. Calsdon.h, Smith. from do. for do.
MEMORANDA.
Adv At New Orleans Sd. brig Sen Bird, May
bury, for Providence, cargo all engaged.
The brig Ariel, Banks, from New Orleans, for
Norfolk. wns cnpsized in squall 24'h u't lat 20,
lon. 81, and all the passengers and crew. twenty
three in number, perished, except two OF the lat,
fer, who were picked up by British bark and
carried to New Orleans.
Brig Jacob, Eddy, was in Holmes Iio'o on
Monday, 22d inst iroze in. She sailed FROM
this port OF the 9Th for Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-25
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday Feb. @
(Reported for the Boston Patriot)

At market, 565 Beef Cattle, and $50 Sheep.
PRIcEs-Beef Cdttle-Last weeks prices
for like quality were hurdly supported. -
More of the best qualities wete at market,
consequently larger number brought our
highest quotations. We noticed few yokes
extra taken at Ais 3d, and yoke or two at
something more. We quote first quality at
}6s Il 39s; second do. at 30s 34s sd; third do.
,2ls \ 25s 6l.
Sheep-Wc noticed sales as follows; sew
cral lots were selected, and several entire,
viz: 24s, 30s, :s3s, 36s, 39s, and 42s.
.S,oine-None at market.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-25

The U. S. Philadelphia Gaz. speak
ing OF recent meeting Of the Stockhol-
ders Of the U. S. Bank, at which it was
voted to accept the Charter from the
State of Pennsylvania, remarks:-
alt is a fact now knows to the stock
holders, that the Bank Of the United
States has reserved funds sufficient to
allow for nearly or quite six millions Of
bad debts, u much larger amount, it is
believed, than actually exists, TO pay the
whole Of the bonus and subscri iptions, and
the shares due the United States, and
have upwards oftwo millions left besides
its capital stock. The institution goes
iuto operation with immense advantages
over one that is entirely new; and while
The State, in granting It's charter, has ask
ed aud received an amount fully enoug b
10 satisfy itself, the Stockholders have oc-
casion Ia be gratitied at the results to
themselves, which are So beneficial,
withou: diminishing the advantage or
profits of any other corporation"
AT the same meeting, splendid ser
vice Of plate was voted to Mr. BiDDLE,
for his eminent services as the President
of this great institution.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-25

! George w. Jackson, Esq. has assumed the
editorial charge Of the Providence Journal.
The severe weather and heavy snow
storms this winter have proved sore annoy
ance TO the Rail Road trsvel-the Providence
cars have not been able to rim for the last
three weeks, and passengers arc obliged To
resort 10 the stages. There hns also been
much interruption on the Worcester Rail
Road-the Lowell tracks have been kept
clear
! The number Of Post Offices in the United
States, is estimated at lOyOO.
I DEArH Of CoLoNEi. DAVID CROcKErT.-
The Washington correspondent of the Jour-
nal %! Commerce under date Of the 18th in
slant says-A letter was read to-day by u
member of Congress from Brownsville, Ten
nessee, in which it was stated that intelli-
gence had been received there of the death
of Col. David Crockett, in Texas, soon after
his arrival in that country.
The amendment Of the Senate of Pennsyl-
vania to the u. s. Bank Bill increased the
bonus eight or ten thousand dollars and re-
stricted the Bank from ssning bills of less
denomination than ten dollars considering
the great bonus to the State, and the restric-
tions and engagements in the charter,-per-
haps there is no one extant so favorable to
the people of Pennsylvania.
The U. s. ship Delaware, Com. Patterson,
arrived in Hampton Roads 10Th inst. from the
Mediterranean, last from st Thomas.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-25

The following are the names of the men,
be,s who voted on Mr.. Atwell's proposed
amendment to strike out these words in the
new Election Bill which has just passed the
Legislature, viz: ".aW such rotes fraudulent
votcsl If returned to the General .1ssenabtJ
shan be rejected and not counted"
For striking oui-Messrs. Aldr'cl, Atwe'''
w. Browning. Brayton. Clark, Carpenter
Durfcc, Eddy. Fcnntr, Field, Godfrey. Green
w. Hazard, r.. II. Hazard, I: }: Hazard, y
James, Jun. ]. James. Kinyon, J. Mowry, Ier-
~, G. Spencer, Sheffield, J. G. Ssson' Iitus'
and w. .Allcn--25. :,
against striking om-Mcssrs Il Brown D
Browning, ir. Bowen, N. A. Brown Cranston'
Cur,is, Church, Cook, Dorr. Drown. H. Haz'
ard, Horswell. Hathaway. King, klnn'cn't'
Luther. Manchester, s. Mowry, Pane: Potter
Randolph, Remington. Rogers, Randall
SIocum, G. Spencer. II. NJ. Sisson, Spragne'
j. F. Simmons. riii;ogl'ast, Thomas. Taylor,
Thurston. Waidron. Warner, Weaver, ana
Whipplc-J. T.,
not vote.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-25
ELECTION IN WASHINGTON COUN'
1'y PENN

The recent special election, in Washington
County. Penn. to supply a vacancy in the
House Of Representatives occasioned ny The
appointment Of a member to the office OF
State Treasurer, has resulted in the choice
of the Anti. Van Buren, candidate. This cleo
A;ou was looked to will, much interest in tIsr-
risburv. a. n test of the popular feeling on
the snbiec, of the Bank. Mr.. l,eet, the Sem
stor from IN vt connty. voted against the Bank.
and .knrw that his constituents were "ppos-
ed IN it, II seems that he wa' mistaken.
The result Of this election has been os "n.
expected ss il is gratifying, to the friends OF
the State adninistrstion,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-25

II hardly seems credible that in a city
like Philadelphia, acts SO revolving to
humanity as the following should pass
unheeded. II Lynch law was ever me-
cessary, i is SO in this case. We really
hope the statement may not be true.
[rrom the Philadelphia Herald Of Monday.
! UEAnr-RENpING CIRCuMsTANcEs.--We
relate the following as we have heardit. On
Thursday night last, three or four children,
brothers and sisters, were frozen to death in
this city. 1t seems that the mother had ex-
er,ed herself during the day, to obtain little
wood; that having failed entirely to get any,
her children and herself being in suffering
condition, she went out about ten O'Clock at
night and attempted to take board or some
thing from fence; in doing which, she was
taken by the wutchman, who, in spite OF her
representations of the situation OF her chill
dren, took her to the watch house. Here she
again told the captain OF the watch her situa-
ton, and how she had left her children, and
begged in tho most earnest and piteous man
ner to be released, or that some one might go
with her and see that she had not told an un-
truth. The captain, however, was as cold
and hecd dless of her lntreaties as pillar OF
ice, and as the shortest way to dispose of her,
locked her up. In the morning, she was per-
mi,ted to go home in company with watch
man, when lo the suffrrings OF her little ones
Zone of them only three weeks old) were nt
an end locked in each others arms, they
were cold and stiff-deslh had come to their
relief. The feelings Of the mother can be
better conceived than described The brutal
watchInen were too callous to feel mental
pnng: all they cared for was their lookup
fee. What has heen done with them we
know not, but hanging would be too mild
punishment for them. We hope the above
may not BIZ iriie, but we fear it is entirely 80.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-25
NOTICE.

t The Rev. Mr.. Storer. Of Walpole, will preach
for the Unitarian Congregational Society, on Sun
day next, at Masonic Hall, in which place the
meetings Of said Society will be held during The
repairs on their Meeting House.
The singing Scluo+ connected with said Church,
will be held at the above place on Wednesday
and Saturday evenings.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-25
FROM FLORIDA.

The Char,csfon papers furnish accounts
from, st. Augustine to the 9TH inst. A letter
OF that date, published In the Charleston Cow
rier says;--"iye have received orders to-day,
by express. that will carry of oil tho Regu-
lars. including the Companies that arrived to-
day, from Charleston, with the exception oi
one Company. GlascH IL doubtless bard
pressed BY the indians, as all the volunteers
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-25
A CA r d.

l.. JANSEN, grateful for the very liberal
patronage his School has received siuce its
CONNIE nc ement, begs leave toannounce, that
his Spring Term will commence on Monday,
Feb. 20th, and that he has engaged the Mo-
ravan Meeting House for the reception Of his
pupils. Feb. l6.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-25

February 18th.
JAMES HAMMOND.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
RECENT ADDITIONS
2547 Slavery, w. f. Charming, vol.
2540 The Partisan, u tale of the revolution,
by the author of the Yeinassee-Guy
Rivers &c. 2 vols.
2549 Rose Hill tale of the old dominion,
by Virginian, vol.
1850 The Pilgrims OF Walsingham, or tale
of the middle ages, an historical ro-
nance, by Agnes Strickland 2 vols.
255l The American in England. by the
author of a year in Spain, : vols.
1850 South West, by Yankee, z vols.
2253 Cont or the Discarded, with other tales,
by Henry f. Chorley, 2 vols.
2554 Paul Uric or adventures of an Enthu-
siast, 2 vols.
2l33 Natural History of Insects, Cd vol.
mo. "a +. L.) I'd vol.
1855 Letters from the South, by Paulding,
2 vols.
1856 One in thousand, or the days Of Hen
ry Quatre, by q. p. X. James, 2 vols.
1857 The Pirate Il Three Cutters, by Capt.
Marryatt, vols
1858 Chairolas Prince of Paida, by l.. l..
Bufwcr, vol.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-25
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT,
FOR SALE.

o. IrUArrp on the main road, about half way
- from the head Of Broad street to Gov. Col
lins's, and within ten minutes walk Of fhe State
IIous,, containing four and half acres of land,
of the very best quality. The situation Of the lot
is not surpassed by any in the town Of Newport.
having beautiful prospect Of the beach, the coun.
try. and the recent improvements on the hill and
in the vicinity OF several splendid mansions. For
terms, SC. apply to,
Feb. 4. R1cH'p. & GEO. c. SHAW.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-25
NOTICE.

A meeting Of the Young Mems Temperance
Society, will be held at the School Room i'll Di-
vision street, on Monday evening next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-25
TII.I.EY s. HAZARD,

ssA AVE just opened, lot Of soiled, burnt
and tunbled goods, purchased last week,
in New. York.-They will be sold cheap.
Jan. 2S.
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FIR CAPES AT COST.

vosEPH b. WEAVER has 10, of Gle.
- gan, Fur Cspes, which he will sell st
,os, Jan -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-25
pOkS AND GLOVES.
FOR SALE
NUTlCE.

NOTICE.
IVN11LL1AM DROWNELL TN Plate g..
w Sheet Iron Horker; would rcspc~tfnl-
ly inform his friends end the public, that he
has taken the store cue door North Of Market
square, where at all times may bu found ar
assortment of plain and Japan ware, tin and
sheet iron ware made to order at the shortest
notice. C. Mending particularly attended
to. Also, on hand coal stoves clay and soap
stone furnaces, lead pipe Of all sizes. IS.
Newport, April Odd, 1885.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-25
Superb FIR EyvCH .MERINO,

HISOR only one doltar twenty FIVE cents the
a yard, and in great variety, just received
from the grcat confagra,ion. at
Feb. rs. JYHey & Hazards.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-25

BUTTER, CHEESE, SC.
E>IRsr QUALITY butter and che ese, hos and
d keg rnisns, fa., dried whortleberres. cur.
rants. almonds. shagbark.. peanuts. chesnu'',
American honey, beeswax, Confectionery, &c.
For sale Ivy CHAhIEs ~ TILLEY,
Feb. 49, No. 9Ot, Ihdnies-st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-25
John r. TOwnscnd,

KIUCK wHEAT.-A few more half bar
- rels first quality Buck Wheat. Ju.i received
and for sale by &. W 1Uiey, NO. Ssa.
Feb. H..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-25

said Court not exceeding -
lars.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-25

Court mt exceeding - dollars; and
for every subsequent offence ofthe same
kind, every such offender, upon conv'c-
,ion as aforesaid, shall be imprisoned not
.xceeding and be fined by
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-02-25

BROH.r LLvE.v CLO7'HS.
A variety Of sizes and styles brown linen
N table cloths, some Of an ext'a quality,
For sale 6y w. c. CozzEss T. Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12
yYfs1 S.lLE.

nTRStfANT Ia the provisions oi II "co" "
tfus,. executed by Charles e. Patterson, 10
me as Trustee bearing date The 10Th octopef,
1875. and duly recorded III the Clerk oiiices
of the counties of Bedford, Campbell ana MON
roe. shall, on the Did day al May, 800, M bed
ford Court House. sell, to the highest bidder Tor
FASH the whole. or 50 much of tie following pro-
merry. rs Will be sufficient for the purposes ex-
pressed in said deed, VIZ: three negroes, WIN,
SYLVIA aud Cherry all the sud Patterson stock
of HORSES Cattle, Hog, Sheep, Household ana
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools, &c. Aiso'
The tract of Land on which said Patters III re-
sides and on winch l. situated an excellent tfis'
and Saw MILL in the county oil Bedford Alsos
all the interest which the sald Patterson mas III
the estate of Henry Edison dec. III the county OF
Campbell, III the rieh of his wife, Jane. The
estate consists of tract of Land, and about ~
NEGROES. with other property. Will he sold at
the same time and place, also, tract Of Land
IN the county of Monroe, on which Charles
Talbot resides, containing about 50 acres, II he
ing the same trnct purchased by said Patterson,
of John Hawkins and Irwin II. Benson. Also,
all the property heretofore conveyed by SAID Pat
terson iii trust, to secure A. b. Nichols and Il. y.
Edison, after satisfying the deeds made Tor that
purpose, which are likewise recorded III Bed
ford Clerks Office, or any interest which sad
Patterson may have therein, and any other pro-
perry of which the SAID Patterson may have been
possessed, III the date of the deed first above
named. will convey no other title 10 any OF
the property, IN the deed mentioned, than Is Nes-
ted in me by the same.
All persons indebted to SAID Patterson on any
account at The date of the deed aforesaid, re-
qucsted TO make payment to me, as | am autllo-
rized by the deed 10 collect such debts may
have been then owing to him.
W. l.. GOGGlN, Trustee.
May ) wtds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12
From the Ne,o Fork UtraM.
TIE RACES.

The great sweepstakes for $1,000 ABIDE came of
Yesterday a. noticed.
The following horses were sniercd-J. {. Ste
vens' Dosors-Wm. X. Johnson's Carroll-R.
Tillotson's Coronet.
At O'Clock, the drum cave notice for uncover
ing, and the moment that operation was perform
ed, bets were ircel, offered two 10 On Dosoris.
Ills fine sleek coat, his excellent condition, and
his whole appearance warranted safety IN bet
ting on him, and few Of the offers were taken.-
Carroll, Mr.. Johnson. horse, looked well, but
had been perhaps too much trained, aud had not
the substance to go through the race with eelat.
Coronci was in fine order, but he lacked the
speed as the event Showed
\, ten minutes past Que, the riders being weigh
ed and mounted, the signal was given and they
started At slappine pace, Dosofis taking the track
and lead. Carroll. rider either knew Iiltle or he
had his orders, for he pulled IN the whole dis
lance if his own life was at stake upon his To-
sing.
The racing was beautiful. For three quarters
of u mile the horses miehl have brcn covered with
blanket, but on the last quarter Dosorls forgot his
manners, and making one bold leap, went far ahead
OF his competitors and won the heat, by rather
more than \ lenglll-Caroll second. Time MN.
541 seconds.
On coming in, Coronet looked as i, if he had
had quite as much 10 do agreeable. Car
roll blowcd a little, but Dosoris wa. as Wild, a.
wicked, and as fresh AS though lac had done no
thing. Bets now ran freely and 10 ! on Doso-
ris, and some few who had noticed Johnsons rider
thought he meant 10 have the race, and took up
the bets.
The 10 minutes having elapsed, tho riders were
again mounted, and fake start made, hy
which Dosoris aud Carroll ran nearly quarter OF
mile before they were brought up, fair start
having been obtained, they dashed oll AT full speed
and lo the first quarter Carrol's rider AGAIN held
in, but Dosoris had got so far ahead that with all
hi. powers, which were put in full play, he could
not make good hi, distance, and came in again Sc
cond best. Time | min. 81 seconds. toronei
came rather being dslanc.d this heat. The
rc,nl, of the race WAS such as had bsen expected
by all who Witnessed the uncoycring
The betting throng hou, except among the prin-
cipals, was not very high, but many who had form
ed hopes of Carroll, were pretty severely bitten
Mr. Johnson il no doubt saving his colt for some
ding greater ihsna sweepstakes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12
EfXEH <pEKv'G.

Wis pleasant retreat is now open for the
4 oeplon of visitors. The season commenced
the ls of NAY, and will expire on the last of Oc-
her. Price for families over five, 81 under five,
: single individuals, 50 cts, per season; tran
silent visitors 81 cts.
Its waters were some years ago analvzcd by
Dr. J.. }. Cabcll and other physicians and the re
salt OF their experiment was that they are strong
chAIybeatc, slightly imprcgnatcd with aum and
perhaps copperas. Mr.. Il. has added consdera-
hly to the accommodations ofthe place Its convc-
nlcnt distance from town renders it an agreeable
evening or morning walk, and its coolness a plea
SAINT resort for short interval
The Sho'crr Bath is also in neat order price
per season 81, sr l21 cts for single Bath.
JOHN RICHARDSON.
May S At
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p The instruments that have been called for en-
ludlhy the above,) are as follows:
E%CE THE wzyxnys.

tlrs~ STOLEN from sy stable, near fanp
Ivy bell Courthouse, ON the night of the i.sh
INST, dark bay roam MARE, a little below me
middle szc, having a sc + six or eight inc.es in
length, on the left side, across the ribs (occasione1
by a cu) about the point reached by the saddlr
skirt; a scai over one OF her eyes made bv cut
ting oil wait no star in the forehead. She is
in good order, has long mann ard t,il, carries
her head low, and both trots and PAGES, and is
good dead rubbed on the sides with the saddle
will give reward Of ten dollars for the return
OF the Mare, and twenty dollars for the apprchcn-
slonoit the feon.-lniormdtio by letter from an,
one who has Mare answering this dcscIp-
ton, will be gladly received.
DANIEL MARI.
Feb IS ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12

Commodore HnH-rhs veteran commander
the pioneer OF our "orv, is on mrluush, making
tour in the Mediterranean with hi, family. At
Malta, where he arrived in February last, few
day, after his proud ship, "old lron.il.s," had
touched there, he was treated by the British Of
h,ers in the fleet and gsrrison--amons whom, by
singular coincidence, was Capt Dacrss, in com
mand OF a 74-~ith degree Of courtesy and
ceremony, from the Admiral downvards which
royal person might have envied. Dacres called
on him almost every dav, and showed him about
as a lion. This Was masnanimous, and worthy
of British heart and gallant officer.
". Y. Sfa,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12
MEDLEY.

n understand, that report Is IN circula-
n ton, that Medley is dstempcred, and OF
course, IN bad health think il proper, in JUS
ticc to hm, to inform the public of the facts :
lie, short time ago had either a slight attack
of dlsicmper or violent cold, which lasted but
very short time. lie is now IN rs fine health
and condition rs ! ever saw IA horse-and have.
! know, tins Season, good Pasture Grass Lots,
Stables, Ne. for Mares, as have ever seen mt
the stand of any other horse.
! will cite the public to two late specimens of
Mcdley's colts Isl, Columbia Taylor, beating
Sidney aud Backhcath for the Jockey Club.
over the Philadelphia course, ) mile heats, Nov.
1888 see y. York Spirit Of the Times, (tne of
the race not glves) 2nd, Miss Medley Mt Ma-
con, Georgia March, 1876, beating Il large field
of crack nags, for the Jockey Club purse $1,000.
I mile heats, running II miles and averaging
each heat fraction under I'm. .,Js. (where she
won the Club mile heats n year hefore.) Her
friends are anxious TO back her against any nnp
IN the world, who will run in Georgia agreeable
to the rules of racing. Various other two and
three mile races could be named, but those who
pretend To breed 10 fine horses are too CONVEX
sdnt with matters OF this sort 10 require more
than the catalo rue attached to his bills and those
two above stated, which are obliged to oive
satisfaction, they have beaten almost every
crack nag that has lallsn in their way and are
still willing to run against any nag in the world,
and for a world ol money.
JOHN s. HURT.
Bedford Nav U.!w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-05-12
Desirable Situation for physician,
FOR ,SlLE,

lENllE subscriber having determined to move to
Il the West, offers for sale, his HOUSES and
LOTS, in the Village of Loyingston, tie seat of
Justice for Nelson county, surrounded by highly
intelligent, respectable and wealthy population
There are two hall acre lots of Land attached the
larger portion of which has been converted into a
very pretty and productive Falling Garden. The
improvements consist of neat, comfortable and
convenient tvo-story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, new Office, Meat, Corn and Car
rage House, with good Stable. 4 situation SO
desirable as this is rarely TO be found in market !;
and the subscriber believes he hazirds nothing in
asserting, that there are few situations in Virginia.
that offer many inducements TO Physician
He has orthe last years had, x continue to enjoy
an agreeable and extensive practice here. Iedecns
II useless to say more in this advertisements as il is
presumed that gentlemen wishing to avail them
selves OF the present favorable opportunity to Sc
cure good situation, will see and examine for
themselves. For farther particulars, enquire of
Capt. Pnarro Edmnnds, of the firm of IIocombc,
Burton * EdmundS, of Richmond, or Of the sub
scrbcr, living on the premises.
ARTHUR HOPKINS.
uril II