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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-02-24
Winter Goods.
EDWARD +. NEWTON.
Has Just reeeirsd from Bost

Has Just receirsd from Boston,
ADDITIONAL supplies of Seasonabc articles, maxi
ing his assortment very complete. Among them
arc
supcrfne, middling, and low priced Broadcloths,
Of all shades and priecs-fancy, buckskin, ribbed
and cheap cassimers and satinetts--drab on-skin,
pctersham, dulfs, and kerseys--plan and figured
Bockings,-and flannels of all colors and prices
one bale of rose blankets, one do. Canton flanncs
ono do. Russia diaper-one do crash-balcs Of
shirtings and sheetings.
ALSo--lne and very wide cheap cloths for la
dies cloaks--Fronch, German and English Merinos
and dcrcassiaDs-cambets rich black and cold Italian
and figured siIks--elegant Prcnche English prints
and ginghams-India rubber aprons great vari-
ETY. of fashionable shawls, ribbons, gloves hosiery
Iaccs, &c. &c. All Of which offered at extreme
low prices purchasers will find it to their advan-
tage to drop IN.
Nov. 25, 1875.
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Proridencet cithin and for said State on Tues
day, the Goth day of January, "A. ID. 1896.
The undersigned petitioners would beg leave res
pectfuy to Represent that the public interests and
convenience would be greatly promoted, and the
interests and convenience of the citizens of Rhode
Island greatey advanced, by Rail Road from
New Bedford in the State of Massachusetts through
portion of the town of Tverton in this State, to
meet the Rail Road already authorized to be made
from the Town of Fall River to Providence: Where
fore they pray your Honors to grant unto them an
act of incorporation constituting them, with such
other persons, and bodies polite, as shall by the
authority of the Honorable, the General Assembly,
be associated with them body polite and corpor-
ate by the name of the New Bedford and Fall River
Rail Road Company and authorizing and en-
towering them to locate, construct, complete and
maintain such Rail Road, from the Town of New
Bedford as aforesaid, through all that portion of the
course thereof, which is included within the bounds
of said Town of Tiverton; and to grant unto them
such powers, privilege, and immunities as shall be
deemed Just, necessary and expedent for the pur-
poses aforesaid, and as in duty bound will ever
pray, &c.
January 25tlf, 1896.
Andrew Robeson, Charles w. Morgan, Wm. r.
Rodman, James II. Congdon, Saml. Tobey, Apollos
Tobey, Caleb S. Tobey, Edward c. Jones, Fred
Bryant, Alfred Kempton, Lourn Snow Geo. O.
Crocker, William Beetle, william Howe Franklin
Tobey, James NJ. Cook, Joseph Palmer, i. M. Rich
ardson, John H. Perry, Philip Anthony, David
Nevens, Nathl. Richmond, J. Wood, James Thorn
ton, A. d. Richmond, William +. Hussey William
Phillip, Chas. II. Tucker, C. C. Gilbert, Bizalee
Warihum, Dennis Wood, VIM. II. Allen, Chas. T.
Wilcox, Edwd. Munroe, Pardon Tillinghast, Jno
Il. Thornton, Jonathan Russell, Seth X. Akin
limo. ID. Cook, VIM. G. Taber, !. ii. Bartlett
Saml. Bartlett Saml. E. Nye, Chas. 5. Macomber
VIM. Tucker, Jr Richard Davis, Thomas II. Ia
Der. Chas Taber, james ID. Thompson, Latham
Cross, Killey Eldridge, John Price, Frank. Swain
Edwd. w. Greene, Leonard Macomber, Alleston
Deano, Oliver Swain, James Almy, Edwin Luce
N. r. Childs, B. Ense, Jr. l. L. Freeman, l. j. King
Bethuel Penniman, Jr., VIM. Coffin, Francis Tabe
Jr., George Tappan, Jared Parxburst, Jr, Johr
Parkhurst, John Fuller, Elisha w. Kcmpton, Saml
S. Paine, ID. ii. Armstrong, William Otterwell
Robert Davis, Edward Stetson, Enoch Horton
Nathan Chase, VIM. p. s. Caldwell, Isaac C. Taber
VIM. p. Field Richard Williams, Jr., L. N. Chad
dock, c. Thornton, Jr., James Ii. Crocker, |. II
Harris, kimba Perry, JAS. Henry, Rowland p
Lindsey, Jonathan c. Parmen,er, II. J. Burroughs
L. C. Hammatt, Andrew Robson, Jr., M. ii. Rug
giles, WIN. II. Robson.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
For the Newport ~ Boston Mail Stage.
:Sst2R
yIA-FALL RIVER AND TAUNTON
TuSf IN Hoofoa Gp

yIA-FALL RIVER AND TAUNTON.
Fare 10 Boston, SO
stage will leave Newport, every morning Sundays e,
"A cepted a,7i o'clock AN, arrive III Fall verai IOi A.
d" IN Taunonpt H.
" IN Boston, at ~ r. NJ
Returning stage will leave Boston every morning Sun
days excepted, at pas, O'Clock A. M: arnye in Taunton
a, 1 O'Clock, =.
vi Fan River nj o'clock
in Newport, ni . ] O'Clock
Stage book at To,ynsend & IIassads Hotels IN Newport
The stage will leave TowDsends att a. Iiassards at A.
Stage books a Barkers Marlborough Hotel Boston.
This Stage connected with the Ney-Bediod stage Fall
RycrLeayes Fa-Riycr 10 O'Clock every day, Sundays
excepted arrive in New Bedford at past ~ o'clock
Leaves every day. Sundays excepted o'clock arrives
in New Bedford o'clock-Reurning leaves New Bed
ord'eyery day Sundays excepted O'Clock A. NJ and
rves in Fall River at ~ A. VI.
and at IP. W. 3ocock =. VI.
stsge Books, at Coles & Blakes Hotels New Bedford
" Passengers wishing go New Bedford informed
that they by this stage leave Newport the morning and
early The evening and have half hour leisure
time IN New Bedford.
stage leaves Fall River every day Sundays excepted
past clock p: m. for Swanscy Warren & Brisi6l-Re-
turning leaves Boevery day, Sundays excepted at o'clock
and Warren al a. and arrive IN all River at 10
o. clock q. m:
stage leaves Fall River every dry Sundays excepted for
Providence leaves Fall River 10 O'Clock arrives ~ Proy
dencc u, Returning leave. Providence every day 10 o.
ciock arrives IN Fall River n p. m.
Passengers wishing go TO Fa River have hour. 10
Fail River, and return the evening
IT Extra Coaches furnished ~ all times reasonable
- All baggage and sna parcels the risk Of Inc
thereof Il. u. EiSSLBi AgenA
Dec. OH.
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FEBRUARY 10Th.
ia MES HA w MOND'S
CIRCULATNxG LIBRA

Recent Addtions-tiz:
2547 Slavery, w. t. Claiming, I vol
2549 The Partisan tale OF the revolution by the author OF the
Yenassee--Guy Rivers sc. vols.
2549 Rose Hill tale ofthe old dominion by Nrgnian vol
1850 The Pilgrims of Wasneham tale Of the middle ages
an historical romance, by Agnes Strickland, 2 vols.
1851 The American in England by the author of year
Spain vols.
1852 South West, By Yankee, . vols.
2253 Cont Discarded with other tales by Henry F..
Chorey, vols.
1854 Paul Uric adventures Of an Enthusiast, vols
2I33 Natural History of Insects, I'd vol (No "A ID vol
25l5 Letters from the ; nth. by Paulding. 2 vols
1856 One in thousand the doys of Henry Quae by G..
p r. James 2 vols.
2557 The Pirate & Three Cutters by Capt Marryat vols
1853 Chairolas Prnca Of Pada. by T. L. Bulwar, vol.
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GRANITE.

NHROPOSAlS will be received until the 18th of February
next for the delivery at Fort Adams, Newport Harbor,
X. l. of
These be split with good faces beds top and
sides they be durable stones without sap and generally
of large sample which will be referred to, in all in
spectons may be the forhey are TO be delivered
OF the whar At he, between the LIST day oil March
and the 3lst day of December 1886.
Proposals will be received for any part Of the above quantity
not less than 500 perches
An communications touching this subject be addressed
Breye Col JosephG. Toen, U. ). Engineers Newport X
JOS. q. ToTrEN, H. c l. Eng'rs
Brerd Col
Fort Adams, Newport liarbor, r.. l. }
January 2Slh 1886
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STATE pf Rhode Island &c

In General assembly, Jan. 1886.
Upon the petition of the New-Bedford and Fall
River Rail Road Company, praying for an act OF
Incorporation Voted and Resotre Z, that said pc
titon be continued to the Session, Of the Gen
eraI Assembly and that in the meantime the petit
toner's cause public notice of the tendency and pray
er of said petitlon to be given, by publishing copy
thereof with this vote thereon, in one newspaper
printed in Newport and Fall River, at least three
successive weeks before the next session of the AS
sembly. true copy
Witness
HENRY BOWEN Sec'ry
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elo b eproiiedb hetonuacto md lie
beunderaood thai Wilt b ee,as ohena
by Cap exeed on
anav day in each o
responding ansof iteration nwedn n he
CoLR.
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BRICKS WANTED.
DROPOsALS will be received until the 18th of February
next. TO supply Fort Adams, Newport harbor K l. cf
200 600 RRgCKS.



These Bricks be moulds OF such Sizes
erage when burned eight inches by four inches by inch
es-hey be of the best quality OF merchsnabTe Bricks
The proportion of salmon pale Bricks exceed
eighth of the whole and sof very pale Bricks will be
ceved The proportion of arch Bricks exceed
eighth of the whole and of these that much warped
wal be received The proportion of broken Bricks must
exceed two per cent.
Al least 100000 be delivered BY tho first day of June
next and the remainder the of the Summer and An
umn of the such periods may suit the convenience
OF the contractor provided there lie always baud the supply
requisite for the progress Of the Work.
Should any persons desire to furnish the stated number
Bricks less number OF size different from that given
above they will please TO accompany their Proposals with
statement of the length breadth aud thickness Of well burned
Brick of the kind they wish to supply.
Before forming the contract fair sample win be requiied
be deposited in the Engineer Oee at Fort Adams, winch,
should prove satisfactory will govern in the inspection Of the
several deliveries.
Payment will be made il required each cago duly nspec
ted and received All communications touching this subject,
be directed to Breyet Col Joseph g. Toen U. s. Ensn-
oers, Newport, RI.
JOS G. TOTTEN L. Col. Eng'rs
Rcret Col.
fort-Adams Newport Harbor, r. l. !
January 9th 1886
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers have this day formed co.
partnership for the transaction of the Grocery g.
Commission business, under the firm of Baker
Hammond & Co.-Store, No. $50 Front-Street.
New-York February ], 1886.
JOHN II. BAKER
GEO. HAMMOND
N. MOORE.
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[OFFICIAL.l
Circular Instructions.

To Officers Of the Customs, residing ia collection
Districts where oesseis are licensed for
employment IN the fisheries of
the United States.
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COLLECTORS OFFICE,

Porto District Of Nwpors
hetennf M rf the f
uo,and o The article
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For-Adams, Newport Harbor, r. 1.
January 20th. 1886.
PAI M jSOAp-BEAR,S OLE,

PAI AIMjSOAp-BEAR,S M OLE,
ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK.
UST received quantity Of these articles, Palm Oil Soap
- Is adapted to greater vary OF than any other soap
in the nusary for the economica excellent cure
for chapping, eruption the skin, salt heum &c Warrant
ed genuine article
few doz of the highly purified Bears Oil, for promoting
the growth of hcha lnsire and beauty, which concn.
recommend from thorough knowledge OF its vrtuo partic.
ulary persons whose head is subject to dander.
ALSO, an additional supply of ringlcr and bands.
few bottles Indian Specific certain for frosted feet
and chiblains in the feet, extracted from three vegetables
Sponge Backng-anda variety ofrasor straps DC.
For sale at I37 Thames-st JOHN REMOND.
GT" N. 3D. 10
VN1flE subscriber would inform those gentlemen are not
n subscrberst the reading rooms that the daily New York
Courier Enquirer and other papers) embracing the Ertra
Globe printed in Washington during the of Congress
taken for the accommodation of his customers and the ps
grnerauy To those, he would give general invitation for
the persal Of them (parculary Mechanics whose bsns
will not afford them opportunity through the day that his
establishment is not closed business evenings I'LL past
o'clock, except Saturday, until 10 o'clock
Jan. 30, JOHN REMOND.
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TO LET.
A 6rsl ratio German riano-Also, ROOM suitable for
schooroom the second noor Of the building standing
on the OF Church & Sprngsreet For terms,
Apply, WIN, VOSE:
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To the Honorable General assembly Of Rhode IS
land and Providence Plantations, to be holden at
Proridencet ,cithn and for said State on Tues
day, the Goth day of January, A. ID. 1896.
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Iy.iNTED.

boz, from u 70 ~ YEAR Of .rs syTrsntc. the
~ frnn: hu-ress. enquire a, upis oifce
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LETTER PAnEIe.

% a Reams superior letter paper Just received and Tor
eDV sale, at JAMES HAMMoNDs'
DRY GOODS & BOOK STORE
Feb 10, 1886.
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TILLEY g. HAZARD.

EHAVE usopened, lot of soed burnt and umbled goods
purchased last week, in New York-They will be sold
cheap. Jan 81
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~ LEGANT Bllck satin Beaver. Black and oooreS silk
- Nevets Blue Black silk Neve Black and Blue Black
" f'gdand PLAIN Gros Dc Nap, Merino Bonibazine,
Nov 25h
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SHIP NEws-PORT OF NEWPORT.
WANTED.

Woman do the cooking in private family to one VINO
"a can bring good recommendations, liberal wages VIII be
gNsn.-Apply at this office. lteo "a
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HAVE just opened twenty-five pieces more OF those very
LII cheap French Mernos &c.-Conplete assortment OF
silk, & Caiicoes Feb. TO- 1896.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
MEETING IN FRANKLIN.

meeting Of the White Corresponding Com
n'iItec Tor the county of Franklin, was held al The
courthouse, on Monday the 9Th September when
Col. Joah Early, the Chairman, having taken
ms seat, Nm. {. Asllworth was appointed Secre-
tarv.
On motion of Norbornc NJ. Taliaferro, ESD.
the following resolutions were unanimously adopt
cd
!. Resoiccd, That Col. james Galloway, Col
Samuel Harston, Maj. Samuel Saunders, MAJ
Patrick lliy, Capt Henry Carpcr, Capt. Thoma,
Ferguson, Capt Giles ". y. Hale, Capt. Rober
Beard, Capt Stephen Preston, Dr. George "
Clements, John II. Wade, E.q., John ID. Booth
Esq, Rev. Moses Greer, plcasant D'ckerson
Esq, Ira Hurt, ESQ, John Poindcv,rr, Kew Tie
odorick +. Webb, Col Thomas b. Greer, Kan
som Sutherland, Benjamin Smith, John 5. Brown
josiah Turner, Mcshcck Turner, Alexander '2e-
ram, Edward Powell, Stephen Ferguson, John II.
Ashworth, Armistcad l.. Burwell, Walter c.
Galloway, Joseph ID. Mcdor, John Casscl, Chris
lopher Taylor, William Greenwood, Tarle,on
Brown, Micalah Turner, Josiah Ferguson, George
Stanley, William Powell, Tyre G. Newbill, Mo-
SEES G. Pollard, Lawson Carter, William Chit
wood, Samuel W. Greer. Daniel Arlington, ia
cob Mangus, John II. Ferguson, MERIT, Price,
BENJAMIN Price, Owen Price, Robert Webb,
Lewis Taylor, Isaac Jones, Josiah " GODS, Thorn
as Stanley, David Willis, Jacob Sickman, George
Mcnelce, William 5. Niblett, William Michacl,
Samuel jameson, James Michael, Chudius Vale,
Austin Wine6cld, Page White. Peter Angle, John
Lceler, Michael Iciglcr, Francis Belchcr, Fran
els Lacy, john Lacy, Thomas Damn, John Sam
Pile, Lewis Cooper, James Wright, Edward Beard,
Jclu Meador, Thomas Norman, William Virgin,
Daniel Noble, john Wright, William b. Early,
Christopher Preston, Henry 4. Galloway, John
X. Guerrant, Creed +. Webb, Bird s. Webb,
Samuel Helm Esq, Chisholm Griffin, Rev. Geo.
w. Kelly, Showers Price, Cyrus Price, William
Wncher, Gilbert G.. Combs, John Clements,
Samuel Young, John Glass, Capt William Crump,
Nathan Johnson, James Ia, or, Thomas Bondu-
rant, Charles Gill, Thomas Boroughs, Thomas p.
Walker, Jonathan Mcclure, Robert Prun,v, Sam
uel =. Mitchell, James Arnold, Benjamin Brown,
Benjamin Marshall, Anderson IIeywood Tigh-
man a. Pnlen, Samuel Ashworlh Thomas Pom
dexter, WIlliam s. Muse, Michael Crook, Charles
Arlington, Henry Slcgal, Capt. SmitliSon d..
Holly, Henry Wade, Francis W. Robertson and
lseial' Perdne, be added to the White Correspond
ing Committee for the county. of Franklin.
2. Resoiued, Tia, the Lynchburg Nireinian
and Richmond Wing be requested 10 publish the
proceedings of the committee.
JOAB EARLY, Chairman.
NM L. AsnwoRTH, Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
ITEMS, by Tie fast mail

another Mig Victory The Vermont cleo
tons have resulted in the triumph OF the Wings
l heir nomination. for Governor, Lieutenant Co
vernon, majority of the State Legislature, aud
every member OF Congress, save one. have been
successful MAJ critics not vet asccrtaincd.
hhodf island.-The Wing Convention oi
hhode Island, admitting the hopclcssness of Mr..
clusters cansc, have nominated Gen. Harrison IA,
lr'rcandldate for the Presidency, and they expr es
'he siro gest confidence Of giving him the vote of
the State.
Important from Spain.-Li,bon dates to the
l3th ull. are received at Boston Disturbances,
winch threatened the complete overthrow of the
Queens government, have broken out in parts of
SPAN heretofore we'll affected to her cause. The
constitution of 1872, has been procamcdat Cadiz,
Seville, Badajoz and Malaga, and Madrid was in {;
state oi Instruction. Without foreign inter
position, Spain must become prey to anarchy.-
Gen. Evans, the commander of the English Lee
gion, had died
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-19
IN ItCITOls-.. SALE.

w Ill BE- sold 10 the highest bidder. at public
w auction, NJ The times herein after mentioned.
the following valuable property, w:
l. On "Wednesday, thr 'oth day oi October ncNt,
n fair, ,inot the next TAR day thereafter, the
premises, IN the lower end OF tamph. county II
tract of Land, containing about 10 actes, belonging
In the estate ri Alexander raiicsou. dee. adjoining
the Lands OF Capt. Nm. =. Dngnd, David Is. Pat
teson aud others. Persons wishing III view the aud
before the day Of sale, can have II shown them by
either VI the above named gentlemen. Purchase
money PAYABLE III two equal lnslalments, lst July,
1887, and Isl Ap, ls:'S.
> On FRIDAY, the 2lsl day OF the same month"; in
front OF the Union Hotel IN the town oi Iyuchbure,
two unmprosed Lots IN said town, designated IN the
plan thereof rs Lots Ne. - aud M. ~ lying the
Nam street, ON 10th sides OF Pan'ei's Warehouse,
nearly opposite the Union. Purchase money paya-
bic one thi,d down, ono third ON the II March,
ls31, and one thlid on the l~t September. lS1.
J. Also, on Wednesday the 26th day OF the SANE
mouth II far, otherwise, the next iilf dav Icrrai-
te, on the premises, that very valuable residence and
Tavern stand called Clover I'LL. bene the late rem
dcncr of ti.c sad Alexander Patterson, dee. on the
main iynrhlura aud Richmond Road. ia the upper
end of Prince Edward County, eons,stln. of about
206 acres OF Land aud excellent improvements OF all
descriptions necessary convenient for ! Road
Stind This Tavern Is very a5lvdnlageousy sItua=
ted, and is now. beyond que tom tie most u. ofta
bile public honse between Ramos aud lynch
burg. Purchase money IN three equal inst,lucnis.
w LIST July, l+'1, and LIST March aud lst Novcm
brr, 1888. Tins property aud the l.nts ~ Lynch
burg belong jointly 10 the estates Of AlrNand,, and
lhlbone Patteson. bnl is advertised by authority of
all conccrned and no difficult, rs toiitle.
In every case bond with good personal srcurii,
will be required, and The title retained trust
deed taken 10 secure pnNm"nt. Possession, rutirc
OF partial, will be eisen immediately. II desired.
NJ the same time, with the last mentioned sale
will also be offered 10 the highest bddet on cred
II I'LL LIST day ol July next, all the iione.hoM aud
Kitchen Furniture bcongin. to the tavern aud Pr,
vale Dwelling, comprising between ~ and ~ Beds
aud Furniture and all Other artclcs necessary to lr
nish such an establishment. Also such Plantation
Stock as may then be on the premises.
W. j. BotOtk, Er'or
Of /. Paterson. dee.
September - m26D
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MICROBES " agGsr!Cv
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Ia Lyach6ar., st .2ucfiom.

IN ACCORDANCE with the last VIII and Te.-
tancnt ol Henry Norman, dee IL. the uulcrs,pn-
ed Ill., the 2lst day OF September next II far II
not the next tan day upon the premises, expose To
sale At Public Auction. that NAIl ABlE AND DE
ABLE PROPERTY. ~ iSuehburg, called the
UiSHING1DN HOTEL.-a large and pcrm,-
nently built bre house, three stories above the eel
lar, containing more han 20 rooms with the ucces-
sa,y out houses such Kitchen. Smoke house
and Stable all ot btck--il,o an Ice house aud Il
Well OF excellent aitol.
THIS is valuable property both ON account Of the
quality of the Improvements, which, ior iaithiulncss
oi workmanship and durability OF materials, are ol
the first order. and lis central aud oycncut posi-
ton, being nearly III the middle o the business part
oi the town, Just aho,, kNlcs corner, having tho
further advantage OF large Loot. Which fronts ON ID
street about 30 feet. and l}. lret st allcy ,N-
tending kifom the alley ~ feet iotmiug IN
lensi,c back Stable lot.-propcit, 81 valuable /. but
seldom ~ market: Its situation and convenience To
business, will At once recommend II tn all wishing
10 purchase-havIng now good custom Is a house
al Public Entertanmcnt--Also. the yellow TR \
MED HOUSE, adjoining, containing six rooms a
bovc the cellar, altha Kitchen, Smoke house, &c.
Tcrms-ono fourth cash IN hand the balance on u
credit ot one aud two years, ~ equal instanrnts
Bonds With approved sccur, and a lien upon the
property will hc reqti,cd'o secure the piymcu,-
Sale conducted by payuc X Tunr,, Aurtnucr,A
UENkN T.. MoDRMAN, EN'ors. OF Henry
DRIRN &. MooRN\N, Monrsan decd
~" Al persons having claims against the estate
Of The said Hem, Moorman, decd are rcsprctrull,
desired to present them rroprrl, authenticated aud
thosc indebted are requested To make immediate
payment. II. !. MooRMAN, tr.
u. &. MoORMAN, TN "'S'
= The Richmond Enquirer, Frederick burg
henn aud cNIngton Gazette, are requested to pub
Ssh the above (eNcepttlc last noiceA weekly three
payment
August H. w2w,l oi Nv x iftls.
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lsx-lll4 ss9.35S s-iyKkNF141Rszz21k.
OBITUARY..

Departed this lite, on the 2On OF July, ut his
residence In Re IL ri co,ny, Mr.. TmoM,s II.
JouNsoN, IN the 37th year I" his age, leaving be-
hind him wife and four children TO mourn his
loss. In his death society is deprived ola worthy,
upright and useful ctihcn--onc who has rune
down to the grave without blame and without
reproacIL Modest and unpretendinc, it seemed 10
he the great object OF his ambition 10 live in pcac.
with hlS nciFhbors and to walk hnmbv with his
God. The religion of the gospel, OF which he was
u professor, formed his principles of action, and
regulated his conduct in life, and in the irving
hour of death IN experienced the supports aud
comforts OF tins religion. Ills last moments were
Just such As the Christian would desire marked
by humility, resignation, faith aud pcacc-wilh
an exclusive dependence on the Lord Jesus Christ
the friend and saviour of sinners