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Strasburg, so that the productions OF do
la Roche This own village) might find a
market. Rocks were TO be blasted, and
convened TO the banks of the rlser Brucbe,
IN sufficient quantity TO build a wall Tor
road along lis banks, u mile and bali, aud
bridge across II. He reasoned with his
people, but still they thought II was lmpos-
sibe but he seized piCkaxe, put II across
his shoulder, proceeded 20 the spot, and
went TO work, and the peasants soon follow
ed HIM with their tools. The road and
bridge were at length built, and TO Tins day
bears the name of the " Bridge OF Charity. :.
at is impossible" said some, as they
looked at the lmpenetrable forests which
covered the ragged banks and deep gorges
of Mount Pilatus IN Switzerland, and heark.
ened 10 the daring plan OF man named
Rapp, 10 convey the pines from the top OF
the mountain TO the Lake OF Lucerne, dls.
lance OF plne miles. Without beng dis.
couraged BY their EXPLANATIONS, he formed
a slide or trough of 81 600 pine trees u feet
broad aud from I to 6 .eet deep; and this
slide, which was contemplated IN 1872, was
KEEP, moist It's length was $4,000 English
feet. Il had been conducted over rocks, or
along their sides, or over oeep gorges where
At was sustained BY scatiods and yet sklll
and perseverance, overcame every obstacle
aud the thing was done. The trees slid
down from the mountain into the lake with
wonderful rapIdty. The large pmes winch
we're one hundred feet long, ran through the
space OF eight miles and ,hlrd IN about
SIX minutes.
\ gentleman who saw this great work
SAYS OF 1t, such vas tue speed with winch
tree OF the largest size passed any gwen
point, that he could only strike II once viii
a stick as it rushed BY, however quickly h,
attempted TO repeat the blows"
Say not hastily, then, OF any thing, |
is impossible" II may not be done IN al
hour, or a day, or week but perseverance,
will finally bring YOU to the end OF II
Time and patience, says a Spanish pro
verb, evil turn mulberry leaf INTO SILK.
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yENfIE Subscriber now has hand, and vii
n continue 10 keep, large aud well selected
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.l.I acres OF woodland, one mile distant
from the above, and of a tn,le South Of Sha.
ron Church, high, healthy, and handsome,
soil loIerable, timber 6no and abundant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14

II remains TO be seen whether the President w,l
coed in obtaining this Most certainly MS f1uui' "
Congrcss will point it The only remedy ot no
ths, of ro,n,ercourse take place, utter some ueuy ~
America It then remains with the French ,'o'er :n
to decide whether will e[ss! IN se ae a'e es mn
y. declaration of In The mean time Inc
ure all alive, and eager Tor the ray
g Sssts have all returned to harbor and leave
20 hardy al the disposition of Owe
I ,n,i,;ons for letters Of marque from ST. Mao, and
such pors all repeat in unison 1t is really 10 1e hopeu
,tai these amateurs will be disappointed.
Notwithstanding pains taken by the King TO socthe
down the old members of the Tiers Part who might
once more cnrench themselves behind this question:
these gentlemen hold aoo and seem inclined, as ~ uSua
with Them at the commencement Of each srsslou, 10
muster up semi Opposition. NJ. Passy has fallen OIL
from his temporary adhesion to the D0c'rfnarteS NJ
Tes,e and The old third party rally round him. some
bold letters and expressions of NJ PHI Dupn have led US
to suppose that all not harmony between The elder
DUNN and The Court and that he might, IN consequence
find competitor for the Presidency. But NJ Dnpin
sccnls TO hold aoof from all men, and seeks TO isolate
himself in the Presidential Chair, which II Is iproDaDie
as vet that auv one will dispute.
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SEMINOLE, WAR

TALLAHASSEE, Jan. An express arrived from the
Indian Nation Thursday, but brought no intelligence
of Importance The Indians. on the display OF force IN
Alachua co.. had retired 10 their strong holds, within
their own limits The frontier is in the enjoyment OF
temporary security, but the withdrawal OF the forces
their former depredations will be renewed, unless the
war shall be carried into their country This: we
learn is The intention of Cen Call 50 soon as his force
shall be sufficiently strong to warrant the attempt An
additional battalion of mounted Volunteers from (Iads
den Leon and Jefferson countless one hundred and fty
strong, left yesterday, under the command OF Maj Lay
ward Cap Caswell commands the company from
Gadsden, and COL Augustus Aston the one from Leon
The detachment is composed mostly of young men-
They are we'll mounted and made fine appearance
We deem it our duty to correct an error which has
been widely circuated respecting the force under the
command Of Gen. Clinch. 1t only amounts 10 two
hundred and eighty men, rank and file, and at the COM
menccmrnt Of The difficulties, was much smaller he
appea.s BY letter from Gen. Call, to lave acted with
prudence and discretion and to have done all Tor the
safety of the frontier that his means permitted, without
hazardinr the destruction of the few troops under his
command We learn that two hundred OF the regulars
are acting with the volunteers and soon the troops
shall be concentrated in the nation, the army will act
on the oilrnsive.-F ioridian.
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EBY virtue of Deed of Trust, executed by Richard
B Booker TO tho subscriber, and recorded in the
County Court of Powhatan, the Sd day of March,
1885 for purposes therein mentioned shall proceed to
sell al public auction for cash. at Powhatan Court
house on Monday, the first day of February next that
Morris Jacob and Polly and their increase GfanyO SO
many thereof as may be sufficient to comply with the
acquisitions of the said Deed Such title is vested in
me as trustee will be conveyed to the purchasers.
SAMUEL DRAKE, Trustee.
I,,n.rv ID 77-w2W
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The following is all extract Of Letter to Member
of Congress, dated


Thcre is not syllable of local news of interest," or
worth relating exec little just lated 10 me by Cap
tain Sheleck of the Bayou Sara packet boat Huntsville
JIr nrnrms me that an instruction Of the negroes
detected at Jackson in East Fel;cana, Christmas eve
in which upwards of forty found with arms, and
two WHITES overseer, and the other an abolition
st bo,h in fact. were aboons's and were both hanged
m the Saturday morning following. The conspiracy
WAS disclosed BY confidential servant of Mr. Nichols
Of Jackson who told his master he wished to save his
life. great many Of the most avorte conhden ser
wants Of families were detected IN this internal plot
Great excitement prevails through the country. The
citizens of ST. Francsvile and West and East Felic
ana, nre all in arms, and paroliag the country, and
the planters many Of them, coming into town for safe
ty."-.N"t Int.
Ngw ORLEANS, Dec 3O-A gentleman arrived yes
terJay from Nacogdoccs, informs that the MeXicas,
who had fled from San Antonio. had been taken prison.
crs. COL Halam had unfortunately fallen in the battle.
.3mcrtcnn.
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WAs4IsGToS Jan. s.-The Annual Term Of the Su.
premc Court of the United States begins Monday
next Mr.. Justice Thompson, Of that Court reached
this city ycscrday.-.hat. Int.
WAsIrlSGroS, Jan. l2.-The Supreme Court of the
limited Suites commenced its annual the Court
Room in The Capitol yesterday. Present. Associate JUS
tees Story, Thompson Mclean, Baldwin, and Wayne,
being all the present Members Of the Court, Qhe 9th
ccs 6f Chief Justice and one of the Associate Judges
bcjnp vacan,) The Court will. we understand, pro-
aeed with the docket this day.-.Nat. int.
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solutions which submit, by laying before Congress
the information which is the object of my motion c
has not however, done and probably will not with
out call from the Senate
Mr. Clay then offered the following resolutions, which
lie upon the table for one day:
Rcsolred That the President be requested 10 commu-
ncac the Senale f it be- not, in his opinion, incon
patibe with the public INTEREST," whether. since the ter
mnation Of the last Congress- any overture formal or
informal official or unofficial, has been made by the
French Government to the Executive of the United
States 10 accommodate the difficulties between the two
Governments respecting the execution OF the conven-
ton of the 9TH day Of July 1885, and particularly vile
thcr despatch from the DUO dc Brogle, the French
Minister of Foreign Affairs, 10 the French Charge AZ
res at Washington, read, and copy of it furnish
ed by him 10 the Secretary of Stale for the purpose OF
indicating mode in which these difficulties might be
removed.
Rcsortd aiso under the resolution above mentioned
in The event of any such overture having been made
That the President be requested TO intom the Senate
what given TO it, and, if copy of any such
despatch received that he be further requested 10
communicate a copy of il 10 the Senate
The resolutions lie one day under the rule.
MIR. Benton offered the following resolutions, which
lie Que day under the rule:
Rcsulrtd That the surplus revenue Of the United
States and the dividends Of stock receivable from The
Bank of the United States ought 10 be set apart and
piled the general defence and permanent security OIL
the country.
Rcolrcd That the President be requested cause the
Senate to be informed Of
lst The probable amount that would be necessary fo
fnrfying The lake. maritime, and gulf frontier of the
United States and such points Of the land frontier may
require permanent fertilization
I'd. The probable amount that would be necessary L
construct an adequate number of armories and arsenal
in the United States and to supply the States with el
artillery Especially brass field pieces for their militia
and with side arms and pistols for their cavalry.
3d. The probable amount that would be necessary Il
supply the United States with the ordnance arms, AM
munitions of war, which proper regard to sef-defenc
would require 10 be always on hand
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CASES OF RHEUMATISM.
C..,,r,ros. Sne. l., lH'l.

,h. ,.,, VINE, snd spring ! y" sfa''
"a 10y ,.,, ..rer. .,d disirssns Rheum,' 'n''
va a,e..'.n,d @ b. exposure in bad weather nov
lax. srr.. p!s..ure In '..nr. that & .I s1'.r' .s
,hs rs4.ass Psr.e.n. rcsio'rd rnt 20 Pc,
'pe ii, recommend !; to all similarly al
s"a e''''e JOAN FERGUSON. k'-rn.
a's'so' C..sI..roS. March q. l-;a
u..,ci1.d asnu, .h;ee y.'.' enc WIN as
En.,n,,,.,a, e.nscd hr taking ~v'r.
'e"". ~ ,,d., in. influence Of mercury. and
~ Nc, h,. d,..olcd me from bus ne'' n..,, over
..ac- Darns ,h.pcned h,'e r.n ,.,rh or son, IN
~. dasne Hospital IN th'' w! sp os ,,n. :, ~.
noaa. .od the sane ,.s" .ino,t .Yerv ever rene
B.I,itnors II ~ al ano ,tev ~ ioth ., r,bru.rv
d. .'. s ,,s sTssa .s.ae.y .s. to .Aor,
's's, a"A ,.o.sd una III. n.s q ne iadisa
:ssae' S.. "a -, s.n,h ! s"r,d ~J'sh sas"
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euned Gam The pAia, ard an nav hsaas u aan
tha, fe.i myself perfectly we'll
WA. TUCKER, l3 Markes-ss.
CURE FOR scRoFuLous ULCERS.

S.u YosK. Srpl 10. lr:U
Tins may certify ,ha, IN the TALL oi lc2', aa..
cizrd with u swct.ing III ny neck and face, Inch
il-rw,r liberated and br, anc large ghAs,l, vi
rrs IN M nrcx Alter trying .cvcfa! PhyMc an.
20 no advantage. went 10 fh.ad,lph!a. and places
;.eit unier the care ni Drs Phys.c md Beach,
.ien alter repeated salvation {" no effect, ~as
pronounced totally incu.ab!c Ai,rrward. took
tmln,g botiies Of Sca,ns Panhefd and nghi to'ilts
Of Potter (aihoie0n, witt: material benefit
Drsp.r,ng of hfr, which had now become q bu:
the u 10 .nc. returned t" ny parents IN Hew York
in lS:oo'. and gav. mysc'. up to lingering death
Hearing Of the grra; sueersS Of Ihf Indi""S Pa
nGeea however. c3scs ..Eiii.r 10 my own. waS
pc. sua AIDED TO Try Il. las, rcso', 7" ~! great
surprise as we'll as satisfaction. ! -oon found nv eli
rapidly recovering. and npon taking seven bct'ic..
the Gers hca.cd and bccan" perfectly vel! u lhc
course OF two months. and have remained soccer
since make this s..'rmrnt and wsh !, puhlsl ed
Tor The benefit of those VII" suffering under ~
mia, ,croEulous syphlnc affections. 'ha, the,
may know what has cured one who has suffered
ever, thing hu, death and WHO considers hs lie
saved BY the above syrup.
WM UINHAN.
The above Medicine NAV h~ had at
WILLlAN REYN0l- DS
DRUG STORE CAMDEN. S {.
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4 bstract Of an Act.

TO INCORPORATE AND ESTABLISH A
BANK IN THE TOWN Of HAMBURG. ~
80. 1t. BIZ IL eaa.f,a by tie H"ubrobk,
th :Sanie aud U"use et Representatives, noso.
net aad siis:ns ia gsaerai assembly. oad ty
III. d"fhor,iy ,, tAr saaue. That in order TO
establish bark in the ,"wu of Hamburg,
the following persons BE-. and they are
hereby appointed commissioners 10 RE-
ccivc subscriptions d, The sr.cra! places
hrrcai,cr mcmti"nrd.
A, Hamburg. Henry Shul,z, w. VI.
Stark. o. simpson.
Charleston. Charles 7 l.owndes, Robt.
Martin. John &. ilnleun.t'c.
Columbia. 6, +. Snowden, Jchn Dr.. ce,
J. |. Grncy
Edyricih: Whi,cticlj Brooks. James
Jones, Nathan l.. Gr,liin.
Bsrnwell. Barnett II. Brown, ii. D..
Mahc,. JAS F.. Robinson
Abbcs,l!r. ID. L. War.l!aw, w. c. Black,
itms,cud Burt.
Anderson. J. p. Benson, c. Orr, and
F.. Webb. -
Pickcns. W. l. Keith, Silas kerksey
an! Juo Rurdine.
Grcenvi!lc. w. Choice. Il. Thurs,on.
F. F. Bra.iic.
L,urcn.. r. F. Jones, John Darlington.
W. I'LL. s
Newberry. Y. J. Harrington! Robert
Stewart. II. W. G:aery. .
And the said commissioners or n majori.s.
~ of them al each Of tho sa d places, shall
On ,hc first Mou,!ay in February lex. and
the day I, lowing. "p'm subscriptions
fr,,p tl.o hnur. "i 10 t Al. hi = r. Al.
IN each ,.nv in the above places respcc-
i,riy. ior ,!'c purpose oi raising the sum
%, thrcc hun,lr-d thousand dollars.
SIC. 81. Tia, in case greater sum
than ,nrcc hundred thousand dollars be
Subscribed. .il.c uiumissioucrs above named
a, Hamburg, shall III arpor''"n'"S said
shares. give preference 1" ihc s"bscrip-
,inn> .f the LIST day. AMI in II" instance re-
ducc anv subscription below hse shares
unless they cannot otherwise sufficiently
reduce the amount subscribed. Tha! The
c,r,,al stock 81 said bank. shall be divl-
.lc,l into six ,hon.and ,h res Of fifty dol.
lars each share. .hal twelve d"'lars and
GI;, cent, in spec. sail hr paid on each
.har, a; tho tine "i subscribing, aud that
twelve d.llars AID fifty cents. ais" IN
specie, hr paid (bring second ins'"mcntl
ON the first M.nd,, in M,rr' next. and
,h,, twelve dn'iars anil fifty Gems. also ia
>rccle being the ,hlr,i' ~ \! n-ni he patti
ON the frs, Monday IL N''"mbrr next.
and ,hn, twelve dollars aud fifty cents. also
in specie. bri the fourth ana las: install
mcn,. hr rn,d nn The frs, .H""'ay III De-
ccmAcr ,rx,. aud all shar' 5 IN which tbe'
pa,mcnr lur shall mol bc punctnai'y male.
an ,r,r ,la,> ab ", mrnlion-d, shall hr lori
fcii,d w,i'r wl.arc,"r money may hare,
been pE'' th"r""r"n-
SIC. ~ \ni the said cnrp'ra'''n arg
hereby an,h"r'zrd la incr a>r ihclr rap'ta
,o u >uin. 20. rAcrc ,nr five hunGrrd ihoui
sanG dollars:
HENRY SHULTZ.
WYATT w. STARK.
OLIVER SIMPSON.
Commissioners for tie to,on Of HdmbTg.
Hamburg, 8. C. Dec. "a, 1880
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DENTAL SIRGER \

TlllE .uh,crih,r having devoted h'm
Il .clf /" ltc practice Of l'l.N Al
81 RGERI. viii attend /" an, calls h'
may be favored wi.h-sueh a, the 'n''r-
Ii.,r If ,,nrlc or complete sets "i l'"ih
-cltan,ny. scaling. htine or plugging
reI e,I,ing irregularities. extracting 1'
csvcd ,c,.h or s.ump.. SC. A'
Charges mo.eratc and work "Nfr"''-
"a J. LEE
Jurr 7.-23
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-
AAoNo WHICH ARr TRE r"ILowINo:
English and French Sal Iphas Qu,nlnc.
do DO li,drmda,c Potash.
Morp'lnr, r,rrnr, E:Iarm.
ChIota,r and ti.ordc Soda.
I,r.c.c. Rhnb4rh& M,sncs,a L>ozense..
Ouno KS. LIZ SAlsr.
IA, SOAPS. .rca, variety.
rrrnch iriumcry,
C4uas"rn Mrs.
Swap OF do
kn.,.n, vct,,unr Emclin.
ar,~ncrs E\, SAts.paT.lIa.
do "mi"und.
E.rac, Buchu,
Syrup Of Lncf"o''.
BmIrt', Mngnrs'a.
Saral"g. Powders.
D,u,a instruments.
Gold, I'm and Lead foil. for Dentists.
Cold aud SrA,r Leaf.
Pocket cases Of Instruments,
Scarhca,or, and "pp'ng Glassca,
ace. npp,nS Instruments.
Graduated measures.
Il iLNc,
" clhcriI's Ground White Lead pure,
4, do do No | and =
Window and L""k,ns Glass OF various >'z'',
a rrrar ,at,",y "i Paints and ian', toior,.
an ,i vh,ch o,l h.. sold al the u,ual terms
10 punctual customers.
YOUNG j. D'kIN
Drr. H.
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.OEc-., E!.C-.-s,p;
New Establishment.
ROCHE a. NSy'EE.N'x.,

li,yrc-, and .Nrthunf Taiiors. Csi"mGih.
YlNHE Sub.cI,bcss havms opened btan'h
OF the Charlrs,on establishment al the
stand recent. occuIu~I b. Is ID Plant as
tss store. to bc c,.:,duc;c, on the LDn6tn
ulc, utmicr the management oi ] SwhEnr,
whom he has ASSOC, ,aird WITH I.t.. u, business
loo. known a. hc,n. IN tho c'nr'",'ncn' "l
the Mc.ers. II " hcrlcr Of New York. and
1r,an and Darh, r"-p~oihI, h"e' o inform
,hr ,uhabl,-n,- ol Columbia. thai they con
,,.,..!, Ac.p "r .alr mn amldr supply OF
loudo,. Clothes. Ca,,,ncrc-. Nc,i'"s>. Han.
lc,chlrh. as we'll as English and P'fsian
Stocks, Su,mndrt.. Hosiery aud Gi"c'
Al.n, S.l> Shu,.. SILK Drawers, aud other
an,clc. connected With lane, and fashion.
GrurIc,mcn aho ,rr I'ht,Ic"Iar IN The af!'c'c
oi D,r., will bs this arrangement. have an
opportunity Of having shcm sAt"''"'s m''r
suited To the h,.hcs, cIrcl,> "i lApn'!on. anh
on torn. not ,n ad,antc oil the usual rfIc's
OF the tinr.
Room & S~rN>Y. h7r" a'-' {" con.
slcnmtnt. l,w ra,r- "i Rca''. Made 10TH
,nr rom the housr, Of Sru''x l'"ns'l, III
Clifford street. aud Nu,cc oI ). Jahc'
..rcc, LONDON.
f. l.. ROCHE
Wanted 3 iif., ralc Goa, Mak,rs-3 Vest
Makers ard j r.nl.iprn, Makers. ENfa
~ ages will l.. paid '"r 'irst rate W. "othinrn.
NV i-.ij >!
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ALSO,
Pamphlet. ON Gardening,

Caru!a;rG BY the 'ut scrbcr. ic ansnrr i.s 1 am.
den aud The adjacent country, near The sane !sii
tuLr
TThe above Seeds an warranted. Should any
onr ind ,,rm othrrW,sr, ai:rs TAR TRIAL, otlsrrs
will br sivrn ia iir;r p'scr Hos. ~.
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E:.f,dh.crrhirB.

Nsaiarln !.c.n,ra rmho drrt iI~rn,na. f"n.
lard Ea:dai r.eh >a,,n. ~ d Tn, b.. embroidered
Ih,,r; Wr,i and martin Gau.r Iiandkr: chrfs;
r,ch Il cured Be-; il.lLon.; sard."u" Thread ELc
,ns.. d. Qi:i:;"s,. Lis, rdsrd Cuttings: Blo"d.
I'd: M. ard "',,,", l-se-,. "or.'"d Nos",sn Lace
!"!4rs and assorted coos .?~udsd worked Muslin
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PUBLIC MOTTO r..

1HNllE S,cc holder. Of The ii,ns "' ChM'c.'"n.
C. are her hr m''ruAcd mat ~" palin'h nj
Of the THIRD l\SIAlME\l Il Ts"mt! -"
Per Con: on each Share. equal !" l"'n'I t'r"
- Hare per Shsrr. will b" required 81 th''
Hons, b,,wc,n The hpuy." 81 ant - c!"cS.
on the I,h Monday md 1u".dsy ~ l'"na'. n"N,
,h,ch ~ Il lie IN, 18th and 4th Gsjp"i the month
- w. " G EOs!, Cashier
Nov F-.7 =,
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Hosiery 0Iid Chores.

ad,-s wh,r and black Cu''"n u So
do Random d. d.,
do white and black w"'s.cd DO
M.,srs color i and white ".ion do
Chi!tr-ns Boot. an! l'-.,k,n..
Mcn, halt H".r. as.n,:"G 60! -:
Ladies p!.in and la.i.h..urG Sin H".c:
DO S.!k anci-G amS ;,ur ::iip q Do
do Hun spun .ik enoic.: ii"
do Whit, b,ac. ard color -! Gloves;
dp do do "r-'n w"r d dn
do d" Kid topped dn
do culor d and black Nd do
Mru. B'asrf. iuckxk,n and II 8 DO
Mac, assnrGd do
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and Fancy .1riieles

Black super !'nu Dc Sou :rIks;
d" Italian i..,,r'"s do
10 Grn d.. S~,.. 60
d. it'vani.nr and Sst;ns;
d" S,nci,~w. and $arsncu,
Cvi"td plain r"u &c So.u.
60 hsurrd do
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Knives and Scissors.

THE subscribers have just received 4
pack .sc of very superior kn'''s and Se'.-
.n,- Also general assortment OF CUTEL
III. &c.
CARPENTER & BONNEY
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ggnufcd Immediately.

Two Jn.tnc,man Sn cmaA'f'. via" c al
come we'll =. commended a. nr,i oi NOR fii'.
a,.d steady l. bit. and hf'' 'n'r e,a''. one O.,
whom IN y have stead, s"'t" b'"''. aud
a. good ~ag,s a, are gwen IN the State, y c
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lturns aro ZauES.

i-i S4p-, and c. rn,uon lii.n Lin~n and Lawn;
Bird c,r and Ru,-.a D,si-r.., mrn anhr'c
HID i, Ru..a Sh --irnE. and Do~ias; - aud ini
Blown Linen Table t"vcn
Wnh complete assortment M Gentle
.ncu's and BOYS Fur Gaps; lIa,- SH.!tiery;
Hardware and Groccr,r., &c. &c.
Sept ~ IL. LEVY.
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WY Fhrrs
NH1NEREAS, ,hc plaintiff IN she above ae'."n
w duo 90 the l::,i' dsy =: AP'i'. ID l-.A',
die has de-. i,,s,ion IN tho "!oc {" i iciS % 'h'
Honorable Court. against sa'" tr'"ntsn'. :" u" 10
,,o,o and w,. h"u. ,!,c !,,n;, O: TIA, STATE.
,t IN. ,-,ic. sc nor attorney know ~!th," tho
same On y hom eory oil the .ad dce.a;a',"'. .''h
rule 10 p!, ad iiw,,r,o. within year aud cay.
m,r,,, br ,c.,cI-!;n therefore. o'cc;rr IN P"s-
,,s,,. of a, ac; 81: The Grnc,a n.-rIblr. 10 TIA;
mad. Ard p,o,,dcd that the said dcr :.da"' 90
,y;~nr an read 10 tho .a'd drela'a'a''"n on .; '
.osc tho ,si day 81 Ju., m IN" year o: ou' Lad
on. thousand rish. hcndtcd and u,:'!-'.., ":""f'
vice :,,a and shso'u,e ucGmr NJ w'i' The" "e az
JNo. g. BRUCE. C. { Pie
o.in o.sI,as.on, July -. .7s, '''d F;' ''' -.
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Cotton Goods.

Super and common plain and iwill'd Calicocs
(nc~rsi raticrns.)
Swiss, Jackonei. Null and Cambria Muslins;
C,o,,hatd and figured Cambrics;
Colorrd Ajus,na;
Hack and col"rrh C.mbric Ginehams.
im,lalon Csmbnc. and Linen hicks;
Book Mu.!,n and bishop Lawns:
Imitation Cambr'c III Is cold : work d border.
Colnr,d aud ysh.r ilomrspuns.
Row an Cal.!Incir and Ices
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III. oa,, ~ =, ,h:e~ ysMs .ia-s shs ?:rpsra.
mon vas a.s, pres-nrd 10 The public bat in 'h.s
go. go of um~. .,ne auad'eds OF Persan'
,,,ss, b. fouad, who gould .olemaiy dee'sr. shs'
,iey believed ,ast ,heI lives wet: :a're .! w.
and IA mos: e..<s .asr they h.d tired mar! per,
hs,. all the eosamoa seucd'es "a rain. "hr,rtr' .
j, g known It 10 rapidly coming in'o ne 40" ~.
affords the uost sabsiaat:s! ana soa''">''s r'
Oh u merits.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-05-19
MARBLE& soap STONE
ManmfactOry,
On SHERMAN'S WHARF,

VESIIE subscriber has been induced, by many
Il inviting considerations. to establish the n
bove business in this place, aud feels confident Of
u generous patronage from a liberal public, who
can at all times be supplied with marble Nantes,
Monuments, Tomb tables, marble Head stones
from the dover quarries which are acknowledged
the hest in the u. States MARBLE HEARTHs x
Facings; do. PA.y$sroNEs & MuIers; do. Press
md Imposing stones; Soap stone fire-places, do.
MAhrLEs, Windop caps and siHs; Quincy and
common Slate, do. for grave stones, Of all sizes,
and patterns
Gentlemen who are about to purchase any Of
the above articles, are invited to call as above
where they may rely on being accommodated on
as good terms as they could be at any similar
shop in the State. Pledging his best exer,iors to
please. he respectfully solicits share of public
patronage JOHN S. BROWN.
Newport, July 23d, ls35.-[Iyr]