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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-14
FROM FLORIDA.

By the express mail we have ad''ces
frnn jacksonville via Charlesiown aud
Baltimore, to the 2iIh of November. ihr
Courier of that date contains n letter from
CuIonri Mills, CONFIRMING the accounts re-
crlyed a few days ago, of two actions win
the Seminnlrs hy the forces under General
Call. The Withlacoochee was cross'd on
the l3.h of -mher, with the friendly
Greeks, commanded hy C"i,nri imrc'',
three hundred rcgmlirs, aad Colonel Mills
bar,nlou of East Florida volunteers. on
the same day detachment OF The 1ennrs-
sre volunteers encountered and defeated the
Indians at Warm Spring, not, very far from
the Wahoo Swamp, supposed To he ah""'
400 sirnng; 10 were found dead after the
action. Nrxr day, Governor Call mr'' II
is supposed, the whole BODY ot The enemy
in the Wahno Swamp, aud alter shnr'
brush, it ln.iug night, he thought II best t'
rc'reat Il short Il stance, tn enra,np, where
he atended tn remain until he effected !
I junction with The other division otth ARMY
/ L ne whole American force that had LET
! Fort Drine, is 220O.
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NOrICE.-rhe Rev. Mr.. Coleman, of
salem, will preach at the Unitarian
Congregational Church, OH Sunday next,
Dec. Isth. The Services will commence
N, half past 10 O'clock, A. ~, and half past
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DENTISTRY.

T GOURAUD, NJ -, and surgeon Dentist,
has the honor TO give notice to the ladies
and gentlemen of Newport and its vicinity, that he
intends soon to leave this place, on his usual
tour TO Fail River, Ncw-Bedford, Taunton, &c.
and as il is uncertain what length OF time he may
b, absent those whose bad state OF their teeth re-
quircs some attendance, are invited to call ~ ms
office as soon as convenient al MADAM l.. nno ', "
in Farewell street. near Lib ,rty-tree, IN CAPT.
Nor,ham's house next door to the pubic bury'ng
ground.-A, III his operations In the art OF Den
tistry. are by him warranted, those OF hls former
patiens who should feel disposed to have their tech
rc-cxamincd before his departure are also invited
10 cell.
Newport Nov. 3O.u
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ipeo, YmIeus. The day bef

Cheap Turkeys. The day before
thanksgiving, a turkey pediAr stationed HI,
car, u, one o, the streets of Lowell, aud
announced to ,lir fovI-loying inhabitants oi
Ina, Young city, that he would sell the
thanks giving article" two and q half cents
npr IN. cheaper Ill,u the 4" regular dealers" "
The consequence was that he disposed o'
h,. cargo in very few minutes hni shortly
,f,-rwnrd., a man, whose wife had made n
purchase of lib turkey, hecaIne snspic'
inu-, from appearances, that what had been
gained ~ price bad been lost ~ weight
aud on clappllg the " critinr' INTO th'
scales fnund. sure enough, that tel
hort" nearly TWO pounds. Tins c'u'e'
his neiyhhors to- look iuin the matter, whei
they discovered that ,lie pedlar had go
ahnu, one cent pound above the regull
marke, price for his turkeys.
Boston Tunes.
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MARRIED..

In this town on Tuesday evening 9Th inst by the
Rev. MIR. West, Mr. James Aldrch merchant, oil
New-York. to Miss Matilda II. Lyon, eldest
daughter of the late Mr.. John B. Lyon, oi TINS
town
ON Morday evening last, BY the Rev. Mr. Du-
mont, Mr. 5 Clarke Sanford, TO Miss iannan
Martin, daughter OF Mr. oseph Mdrhn' all oi 'i'S
town. III,
At Mdde,own on Sunday evening last, by me
Rev. Mr.. Dunn mt, Mr.. Thomas I. Shefhl to Nus
Ann y. Peckhlm diughler OF Deacon AoAei
Pcckham, all of Mdde,own,
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ElNCiI 4 ENGS,
w. u. & u. J. SWAE,
MErgyfNT TAIl.ORs.

10. sD THAMES STREET.
vnlspEtTEUJILV inforrn their friends, aud
4 4 The puddle genernIly. that they have received
from Boston. A FULL. AND FASHION oNABi.E
AssOrTMEST Of PI.o,-Clo,h.. Lon SA'ns, Mo
hair. rlrshinr-. Kerseys Broadc'oih-, Cae.imeses
at,i,e,. aud ve.tings, which they will make up Ia
order. in the best iDanIier.
Also. Hosiery Gloves, snspender.. iidki-
Con,eor,ers. Cra,ai,, Stocks. BosaIos, Collars and
eye,y other article usually fonnd ia such au ssiabs'
peu,. a, prices which cannot fail to suit those who
feel disposed to paironi.e them
-Cutiing paricalarly attended to
4 o,o,plee assortment Of READY MAD.
sI,oTui<t.. constantly on hand aud for sale a
ebep a, oanhe bough, any o.s ,'crc IN the state
No- ph. "
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pORr ~" NEWPORT.


ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 7,h
5chs. Faithful Snow, I'm Norfolk.
Elizabeth, Robb'nS, fun Bath for Prov
THURSDAY, s;b.
Sch Jams Moyo % DAYS fin Porto Rico fr NY.
SUNDAY, lllh.
Brigs. Bnsy, Alien, fn Prov for lI1vaun1.
Chaniicleer Brtton fm do for y York
New Columbia, Ingrlham fun Warren for
M.tanlaS.
schs Spartan, Pc BODY, fn Taunton fr NYork.
S,rah. Smith fn N-BedfUrd for do.
Merchant, Smith, f,n Prov f. =. CITY
President Smith, fn do for Hartford
Sloops, uelen Shepard, I'm N-Bcdford fr N-York
James 4 Lucy, Shepard, FIN do for do.
MONDAY, i2th
Brig ZEPHYR, Baker, fin Somerset fr wilmington
Sloops Hero, Read, I'm N-York for Prov.
Epgle, Cozzens, fm do OF do
p D Jones West I'm do for n Bedford.
Omega, Sarbnck fm do for Nantucket
TUESDAY, 18Th
schr. La Bruce MonrJc fm Aux Cages ir Bortor
CLEARED.
sloops, Mary, Davis, New York.
Geo & VI 'rg. Walden, Providence.
Hero, Rsab, de-
MARINE MIdoRaSDA.
Brig Canonicns Bigley, Of this port from Cnrd'l
Wales. with railroad iron, arrived at wilmington
Del on the ID inst. ,c..
schr Agnes, Swasey for ST. Augustine, sailed. 'foi
/ Charleston 18th ult.
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DENTISTRY.

FREDERICK GALLUP. NJ. y. respectfully
4. informs his friends and The pnbic' that Nc hos
,'.,n,,.d and taken rooms IN Spnne-sirect Cwo
doors norh Of Trinity church, where he viii be hap
nv 10 wait on the gentlemen and ladies' of Newport
in ,ha, department Of his profession.
gr Reference to Or. Y. Parnly, Park Place
President OF the Society Of Dentists Of the C''y -anG
State of NOw.York.
S.yoe,, December u, ly.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-14

The news received from the South this
week, enables us to announce the result of
,br Presidential Election in all the states in
The Union. This result shows that we have
not given false information. and Instead If
claiming too much for MIR. V. b., that he
will be elected by nearly double the mHior-
i,y of electoral votes which we stated he
would probably receive.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-14
MES ID. SEABUHN \
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 81 TmAMes- SrEEr 7,

No. 81. TmAaGs-SrEErf, =,
Respeelfuly announces 10 The publir Mof ne
WuAS opened, a, the store recently occupied oy
HI solomon q. Weaver, fashionable assortment
of Dro,dclobs, Cassmeres. Sauinct. and 'estll,gs'
and all other goods usually kept by Mefcmnn' ~
Ior.--yba ssrmen. of all descriptions will be mado
IN order, at the shortest notice, and warranted TO h''
M Particular attention paid 10 cutting.
ar !. d. 3. hopes by strict attention 10 hls phsl
meas 10 rect the wishes of hi usoners and oiner
the pa,i ouage Of his fellow citizens, when he very
respectfully solicts.
Oct 96,-ly.
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SCHOOL.

vUyBE subscriber, grateful for the patronage
which his School has received, would inform
his friends and tho public that hIs WiNIhN
TERM commenced on Monday last Dec. 9TH IN
tbe Norayian Chapel. a few more scholars can be
received.
TERMs--irom to dolltrs Quarter
He also opened an EVENING SCHOOL nj
the same time for the instruction OF Practical ana or-
namenlal Wrung Steuogiaphy, Booh,kceping'
&c. -
Dec 1th-tf.
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Aao.her fire ia Qae5sc.-Ano,her fire
occurred al Quebec on 2ilh uli. at Pres
Vile, To the southwest of the inclined plane,
m the house'of Nj. Kelly, tavern keeper
The numhef of dwelling houses destroyed
was fifty four, independently of stores and
other buildings.
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G,,o, D,,poteh-we received the Pres

Great Despotch.-We received the Pre'-
iJ.n,'s Messigp. per GoyerGmein eSpres-,
Yesterday m"rning about five 'ninn'es past
. o'clnck. II les than fifteen minnirs u
,,,s marked. divided into takes" aud ~
the bn,d. uf our c,mpnsiiors, aud IN less
,l,n two hours and half rn"re y was SCI
c,-rert d. aud ready for pres-, hemg -
,u,.L wnrt. We b i'e,e. ne ever was d"n'
h, the SANE nsrpber of hands.
- s,. Yori Ti~s,
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A lot of Sea Island cotton was sold on
Wedneslav in Charleston at 20 cents, and
anoihcr of p h,les IN the wharf was held
NJ 81 per Id. The article is scarce aud in
demand.
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Pdro3H-The most amusing one we cv-
ar saw was made last week by the Fort
land Times, upon a single line:
Large aches from little toe-corns grow,
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NJ. Rand of Boston attempted to deliver
an aarl-shvery lecture mt New Haven, on
Monday evening the 9Th INST, but the peo-
pln there wouldn't listen to HIM, So he gave
IT up.
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NOHT H'TiiII-KTNGSTOWN B1Nk.

A the annual meeting Of the Stockholders o'
n the Moth Klngsio~n Bank the following per
sous were chosen drcctorsi VIZ -.
Jonathan Reynoids, Ezbon sanford, Jeiery DAVIS
Pardon r. Hammond. John y. Whltiord, Christie
pher Alien. Jo-eph G.. SANFORD William Baker. Jer-
emiah G. Chadsey, William g. Iiaminond' tz6on .ot,,
sanford Jr Nicholas spink. Daniel stanton. WV
ham Browning. Efphle, Young, Alfred tpdke'
John Heypolds, and William Holloway ~.
Aid q, a subsequent meeting Of the Directors
Jonathan Reynolds, E-qr was elected fre.'hen' u
.ad Bank. y. T.. HAuNOSD, cashr'
| Wick fnrI. Nny 2-ih Is}J.--O
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AUCTIONS.
BY CHARLES N. TILLEY, AUCT'R.
NOTICE.

PROPOSALS will be received at the Office OF
4 the Comnissary General of Purchases, in Phil
,aephia, 10 furnish materials for maaing Army
Clothing for the year 1887, and for sundry aticies
ready made as hereafter enumerated, viz:
Bne cloth, o-l wide, dyed in indigo aud IN the
wood.
Sky blne kersey, Ga wide.
IJnbeached cotton shlrng rs wide.
Flannel, of cotton and wool, 10 wide
Canton flannel, 3 wide.
JJnbleached cotton drilling 81 wide
do do do u widea
p,o,cbed do do 3-4 wide.
Uniform caps for Dragons.
do do Artillery and Infantry.
ponpons, white, for Infantry
do scarlet lo.aArtllefy
Hair plumes for Dragons. .t.
Bands and tassels for Dragons
aiguiettcs (white and yellow.)
Worsted sashes (crrison and ye!lo~>
Shoulder straps for Ar,il!eiy'
do do inan'ry.
Epaule,ts for noncommissloned Siah, Int aud Al
Forage caps for Infantry and Artillery
do do Dragons.
Laced boo,ees. pairs.
Leather stocks ..-..
WOODEN Blankets, 6i fec, long, 5 fee, wids, weight
pounds.
Spades.
| Saddle blankets. .I.
Swapping knapsacss
| Making tents.
Plates and tulips for Dragon caps
IL, do bugles for Infantry cape.
! Plates and cannon for Artillery caps
| Fellng axes.
! llach.ts.
Buttons for Artillery, iniantry, ofohahcs' a"o p'"
! coous coat and vest. .ff
Buttons U. 8 large and small, yellow and white
do for shirts aud suspenders, white meal
Wors,ed binding and cord OF ali kinds ana rfu''
sian lace. .,,i,
TThe quantities and nurhber Of these articles VIII
be determined hereaiter) .. q,
C.sl,snnd couperaco for one year from Isl Of April.
ma whole ore 10 be of domestic manufactured ma
,,rinls Patterns of all the required cotton ana Woo
len cloths and articles, edeposed IN tie Coil''s
snry Generals Office IN tins city' Ior eNa'hua,o =,
snnpss of any of the woolen and cotton CLOTHS WIN
lb. srut TO any manufacturer, on application 10 tls
Office INV main and such information IN relation TO
,ho .ooda ns may be desired The Booess are to be
of eight and the Caps OF ice sizes. Inc sizes ana
PROPORTIONS of sizes will he stated IN the contracts
On the samples and patterns eNlsisa ne Nv ar
v viii be founded and inspections made ana no a'"'
Gle will be received that Is Inferior III uie na'ei'a o
{: wm kmanshp, or that does'nol correspond IN ever
Of respect with the pattern On winch contae' 10
ed ..t H..
Tho su,,l,s nre TO be delivered at the Cn'te
states Arsenal near Philadelphia, for Inspection y
eaual monthly portions and the. contracts are 10
fulfilled on or before tho Is, day Of Jnly, 1857
The proposals n.t DC ~ Mrus ,ar Arm
Clo,hng,o aud must reach the office sf the Conmis
y sarv General of Purchases before the 3lst da
y of December, Is36-Security will be required 10
= the luilmcpt Of contracts. q TX IN E'
II Commssary General Of Purchases
" Commissary Generals Once,
, phladelpbia Dec /, 1886.
Dec Il-eyOdt:II ID.
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The U. 5. ship North Carolina, "a, !
about 10 sail from Hampton Roads for Ih
Pacific.
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To THE LADIES.

= II ,hoae aides who hive had Escc-,rimininss.
"A Canes. or Capst to work, over three months,
are requested to return the same immediately, work
ed, or not w woiked. s. 80. 81 co. ~. -,
An Ladies who have bad onr faSe, Ce'iopA y Floss
ec, the purpose of WORKING, over four mouths wibc
charged in account with he SAME. and cusl' demand
ID une,s all is re,wsusd Within rnir,y days. Its
requested that nc Lady will call Cor any lace Work
ue.s she will return the sae ,ror-ed within Three
months from the receipt ct the same.
| No pay in advance for Lace Wosk. and nj wEo
over draw will be called on 10 pay the same IN cash
TILLEl HAZARD
: Newpor, Nov 10Th. 1893,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-14

Gen. Jesup arrived at Tampa on the iSt'
ul;, aud will it is sud, Immediately assume
he command of the Florida army.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-14

Escape or LYaAs RaTnsuN. A hand
hill. issued from the office Of the Buffalo
Journal on the third irs'., announces the
iescapc Of Lyman Rath'r1, VIII" STANDS
indicted with Benjamin knth5un and ,nc hl,n-
bun AIler, fnr forgery. 4 r-wnrioi s2,oo
4. offered by the bail of,'a prisoner, for b''
apprehension aud reconveyouce TO the ciiy
of Buffalo.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-14

UreaIfuI C,mJat.--N travelling menag'
erie of Mr.. Wombcll, was thrown lnin con-
siderable couniotion whilst exhibiting o.
Bunfr; n linness broke into the den of ihf
Buf,ilo aud commenced nn attack. Ih'
fgl, ragged long ard hercely, and The keep
rr had grra, difficulty in fnrcing Tho Homes
hack 10 her cage. TLc Baffllo was 50
badly hlrt as to shortly die Of rs wounds
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-14

T The people of the London Stuck Ex-
change have for some llIne been very in-
dIpnant. al those % their fraternity WIN"
r,in their intelligence by means "i carrier
pigeons. O,e cxppdisnt for putting stop
To the system shows knnwledge OF nai"-
raj philosophy conderfui IN the cucN'"es.-
They maintain a regular coas'-giiard o
hawks aud falcons on the Kent coast tf
tpnunre on the unfortunate pigeons, ant
they have to a great extent succeeded.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-14

NJ. Van Bnrrn was 81 wars Of age on
Monday las.--,he day that Congress assem'
rei 4, Wa.hing'nrs
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&c GSarS. :: y:.,i rn s:s.salsIss = ~ 9 - =

very liherai patronage which he Is now re-
ceivins from the most respectable citizens
of Nrwpnrt, and solici,s the immediate at
tendance of al who wish TO lrarn to write
with ease, elegance, and facility. The
next course of lessons will commence on
Tuesday. Dec Goth.
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~A <AxAA SOUTHERN CEDAR
eD3p .HDVDVE suiSGI.Es. yf the hfs'
ona,tS. ,, s,e by WEGDEN 81 BULL.
rTAX. FOR l836..sD

yRyHE Subscriber, Collector Of The To"
TAX vo ID in ne las, berebY gyes no,ice
thst he has commenced the collecting OF sad ax
and fcsoec fully request al hose indebcd 70 pay
lhs same without delay, a, no y MaIhs...ltylrc
~ yorEpH HaNTIS.
: S.,-r,-, W. -
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l67
Necessary to n choice, l46.

Vil 3 ir-i M brliY u.
The Journal Of Commerce thinks The
yhiy Presilen,ia! vo'rs " i'll be- thuS divided :
Harrison, 73 Whit, (s;,m h Caroi p,
Grorgia, aud Trnnrs>rr,) 81; Webs or,
(Massachusetts,l Il. Total, l2l.
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UE HAS JUST OPENED,

A superb LOT of Lion Skins. PHO, cloths finsh'ngs'
Broadcloths Cassmeres Snitinets' 'esnngs' no
seYv ,;loyes. Snspcnders, Comfor;eJs, iIdkis and
croya,s Of every variety Rodgers Impera! stocks o'
various patterns plain, figured cable cord and re.
bra PLAID Buckslins--and every article usnaIy k"pi
IN snch an esubll.hment--which ho viii sell ns low
as can be purchased elsewhere. Tue rircte't aten,
ton viii he paid to Cutting. aud no pains spared 70
.lit those who may feel disposed to ia'"f MIN WI"
trlr patronage. nru
4 good assortment ofREADS MADE CLOTH
NC may be had a, all times q, the above establish
men. .,--..
n. q. wsNTED-thres or -four girls as appren
tices To the Tailoring brsiness,
| Newport Nov. Z, 1876. ...
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LOl,N HO,tSWELL.

rEsPECTFULLy informs his friends and
IL the public that h. has taken the store LATELY
occnped by Joshua Wilbour, where he intends car,
rying on the TAILORING BUsiSEsS IN al
I - bean .l,c.
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I2tk No. li.h, 1886.
T.. A. SHERMAN.

A large assortn,em of DOMESTIC Mannfac.
"A tured GOoDs--consis'ipg of bleached and
unbleached SHIRTfNGS y SHEBTfNGS. BED
TICKING. Cheeks. &c. in all their variety, which
he offers at low prices . t3w)
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NOTICE.

EEORGE ENGs hayins remqn,s,ed his ;, 70. ?.
nn.irnss IN favor Of his Son. SAMUEL ESGS.
tbe Firm Of orGgORGE ENG5 Il Co is thn1 d'.soI
yed'-Apd from and after tho 9Th inst BEN ~
uIN FINCH aud sANU Eli ESGs continue
,he business at the same place and with The same
stock of Ismbsr Hardware, Stoves, Nails, &c uii-
der tie firm Of
FINCH Il ENGS,
Wbo are authorised to settle the uccoutn'i and pay
or rscsye whatever my he due to, or from, the lae
firm OF George IDes N Go.
Newport Nov. 23d-5w1
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NEW STORE.
= sherman.
NOTICE..

IyyUf: snblcribers having made arrange men,'
y that render /, Indispensable for them to seiiie
up all their partnership accounts iof'nwn "',eoi
them re,oa,n un,et,led to ady,d them with al l'ti'e
delay as possible; for which pufpos.e, one Of US
firm .i attend o, their o:re IN 4 aines-s'feet
from 3 to O'Clock, r. VI. every day Tor ie"
weeks, sundays excepted.
! Dec. 7th-G w. q j. V. b"'
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The report conclude. ~'th several '"g-
eeyions of a miscellaneous character
among which the renewed Recommendation
Of the adoption of the measures t"r rrgnla-
ting steamboats, Navigation must nIrtt WIN
very general Appreciation from all Those
who have a. much horror ~ We have 81
thnse appalling entastr",hrs which clas'
,hemss undvr the. h.ad of 4" S,esnbOa
aiya..sy,'"
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

Tie Recommendations Of IRE Ias' AnnhhI
Report are renewed, aud reductions snggrs-
ted rf duties on faw materials "t torelgn
orisin used im some of oir important mlnu-
fac,ures, and next on articles oi cnmt"r'
ard Necessity for the People generally
A prohihi,,on of rie sale of tle public dc"
main TO any hnt actual settlers - ais" men
toned AS another mode Of cnrtnllns ih'
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The recei,,ts are rs'i1,ated ns follows: ::
Customs, sl6,5O, 900; Lands, 35,OoD,-
900; Bank Stock aud Miscellaneous 81
$4,000. Tile expenditures (irclnlIng Sl,-
OOo 0DO for nsuaI exre>s of appropriateness
beyn,i the esiimn,es] ire estimated At Ssb,
HsS .Oy
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-08-25
Trust Sale.

III Ply virtue Of deed oftrust rom Mich
ELB ael Grove. FOR the benefit of Conrad
Hogmire and liogmire & Boyd, the un
dersigned trustee, will sell at the residence
Of the said Grove in Martinsburg, on Fri
day the 10Th day of September 1886, the
following property conveyed by said deed,
TO wit: One Mantle Clock. Walnut Di
ming Table, 1ico breakfast Tables
eatiler a5e0S,
Bedsteads and Bedding, one Sitver Watch.
Carpeting, Chars and variety Of other
Household * Kitchen Furniture,
Iico sets of BlackSmiih's Tools complete
including BeIlo,cs. The running gear oil
a new Wagon, Several Stoves and pipe,
ON q MIL Q II cow,
and many other articles too numerous
to particuIarize. Terms of sale three
months credit upon bond and approved
security.
HARRISON WAITE, Trustee.
August lS. lS36.--is
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-08-25

Virginia I'm the Circuit Superior Court
Law and Chancery for Berkeley County Ju.
ly Rules, 1886.
Henry ST. George Tucker, Philip G. Pendlcton,
aud John n. Cooke, exrs of Adam S. Dan
bridge, decd, piD'
against
Elizabeth Gartrell, ex'x Of Richard Gartrell,
decd, and Elisha Boyd, dtffs.
IN CHdNCERY
TIE defendant, Elizabeth Gartrell, not
having entered her appearance and given
security. according to the act OF assembly
and the rules of this court, and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that che is
out Of this Commonwealth: il is ordered,
that the said defendant do enter her ap.
pearance 10 this suit on the first day OF
The next term. and answer the bill of the
plaintiff, and that copy Of this order be
forthwith published in any newspaper
within this county, and continued for two
months successfully, and another copy
thereof. posted at The front door Of the
Court. House Of the said county.
A Copy .-Teste.
JOHN STROTHER, G.
JniV IA 1926-0m