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J1kr afsu5sf basrhsrig. HaHiiioa DaRgi'rig,
sn.spd Haufssyiy .laa Dssgtt'is cd Htf.
frg brurbry. hsiFs ead di,htbuisfi II tala
Drghrgtv. bed a,id Joth 4 Cooin esd
Efnnad re. IT, DETEgBatTs,
IN CHANCEHY.
gFRiiE deicndaut, Juhn Maurice Da1zherty.
\ not hagiag entefed hts appearance, end
ziten security according Co TIE tct n asssfa-
big and che rules q this cbugii sod q sp-
pearidE by satisfactory evidsHse thnt De- Is
not an irtabiianrof ibis county u ifordsr.
ID. thit the sid defendant DO sPpsaf here
% fhe GFBi DAY n ihc neEi Urn, ED agseer
he BIS % TIE plainHds snd that o cops 81
ihs order BE- forihuiib inserted IN some
newspaper bpbhsbed b. Cihrlestgua, for 9
months snfcsssitely an3 posisd 81 thc font
door 81 She Coari-iioBss 81 ibe said town Of
ChaflestoWR a coPyr--Trtte.
HoBERT.T. BROWN, C.uk
March o.. 1903
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Public Notice.

"A IL person, haviag claims against the
4 "a estate ~ Robgu Waters. dstd. ore &C.
9ntsted 70 present them properly uuihgnusaicI
tur payment. lhnsr ihda btt1 90 the estate. 90
please settlc thr same wttLoui drIar
join ". GATION, .gl4'r.
Ian Is 1919
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Cneh for .N1rroca.

WILL az 80 fines give The highest prices
3 On cash lor likely 5ounk FTEahOEs,
~ both sexes, from ten 20 twcut3-ht ytsrs
% So. Pc40rs having Lkely seTgflls Co.
dispose o. slll do veil 20 call "a lDe y mf
residence in cs4elcstoEn, and am com
trndri 20 Wa. CnpM IT,
Jolly -, 1916 III
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UNCAS.

PHI ANING procured. with good deal oi
\ u trouble. the e,lebrstcd aud rvmsrk shly
hae INPRoV AZ DUIlaN Saoar. tionNEn IlrLl
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gTeiiC fu5scfi1sr wishes 20 parchase "a fsr
4 hua3fti barrels Of Cong. fgf uLirq
be VII pay fer Uareet pros in cash.
% shsiiet ~ delivered "a 81 skfs
JOSH g. WILSON
Harptn-Fery, Jsa - is53
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hAtk iasi recetled 90 Assortment %
y superior BAR iR0N, b. asserted s,zst.
mcCormisk e psys's M0ULDBougDs
which usl ssil low foF tnsh.
TtiO8 HAWfiNs
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ACRES.

being the fourth part Ola larger tract con
tanning 200 Acres, which fourth part was
conveyed 10 the said selby by William Nor.
gan, Jun'r, by deed bearing date January slh,
lsll. and trart cOofaiafoz
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Domestic- & Linens.
4 HAVE rsce lived lsrFe ssppiy q DO
\ MrsTiCs & BUBLAFs .ubich vii U6
.sosi rfrs ist- uy pisee of s.aaiigr quantity.
Those gao wish these articles. wdf DO we'll
iss6l 3. .. MILLER
Feb l5 t517.
EgPEUW ana Fisx seed Oh, also Tmegt
- seed f'r pale By
KEYEs & WORE
Nanb ] ls8s
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~ CHANCERY


~ Roles holden N tie Clerks Office Of the
Circuit superior Court of Law aad Chan
Gerry Tor Jefferson eodniy, tho fret Moe.
day ia March, 1893.
H.wy .Fie'isy md Mary his vie,
- ttrvfFre-
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m CfLiNCERY.
VIRGINIA, TO wit;

80 rates holden in the Clerks oGies OF the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chan
eery for Jefferson County, the drst Mon
day IN February. 1888
Iames J. Miller. PlaiaiiE
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TIVE AND o--E HALT AOpEs
Two Hundred Hcren.

which was conveyed 70 said Selby By Raw
leigh Morgan. Jr., by deed bearing date Oc-
to5er -, ISL. A tract containing
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FRESH CHEESE

WufT received an fss sss 81 ,he on,
at,t9re II D. JI.sTHAITU
Ff9 yt faff
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FIFTY .4CRES.

heirs the fourth par: OF larger trsot cor
ilinins 900 Acres, which said tract OF 30
Acres was conveyed TO the ssId selby by
simon Norssn, by deed bearing date 4.h ol
February, 1914.
The terms Of sale viii be as fol!ozs, 20
wit; One third Of the purchase money 10 be
paid on the day OF sale, and the residue ia
three cq1ll payments 10 DO made IN eight six-
teen, and twenty-four month-. counting from
The day Of sale. The deferred payments 90
be secured by Obligations, with good person
al security, and The title 10 the said laai,
will be retained IS further security.
HENRY BERRY,
Shepherd-iown, Special CoFT.
March -, ls33.--ts.
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IRON, Waits. sc.

- NseH . NaNNAFa
w have just received fresh supply
w of Prhn.ylyania ROLLED snd Nit-
gina HAMMERED iHON making our .fork
vefy complete and general. hlso. NAILS
~ sac kes
YATES 6 TERHlII.
UBiltoun. Tcb. IS. i-3S.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-14
A CARD.

The Proprietors Of the Steam Boa, Kings
ton, xith feelings Of gratitude aud pride, ac-
knowledge the complimentary letter from
Gentlemen who were Passengers ON board
the Steam Boat Prouidenee, on the nigln of
the 9th instant. Thst letter enclosed Ifb-
eral amount subscribed towards the support
of the Kingston in the er-rtions If the Pro-
prietors 10 their IanJsbEe efforts To maintain
a wholesome competition on the Sound.
The profits Of the composition nre al,
presen, to the travelling public, and if by
their aid the expenses of the Kingston can
be maintained tina, public msy be assured
tina, no efforts will be wanting to insure to
them the benefits Of ths, compe,iiirn.
Providence, Feb. 7. Is:3e.
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RHoDE-1sLAND REPUBLICAN, FEBRUARY "a, ,sss.

power Of granting licenses for keeping tenn.
Persncs ,averns, wiiloiit the privilege of
selling wine or ardent spirits in l'ieiF towns
or city respectively fbt which lhey shall
receive no compensation IN behalf the town,
cny OF state; taking bonds, however, as ia
other cases Is herein before provided.
Sec. y. II any person or persous in any
town within this state, or within the city Of
Providence, shall erect, or continue any
sign before erected, for the keeping Of a
public house, without first obtaining n IL
cense therefore MS aforesaid, he, she, or they
shall forfeit aud pay the SUN Of twenty dol.
lars. to be recovered by the town treasurer
for the use ofthe town, or by the city treas.
urer for the use of such city, by an nc
tion OF debt, in any court of competent iu-
risdict;on: Prouided ho,ceper, that all Ferry
houses shall be exempted from the operation
of this section.
Sec. 10. In any indictment against any
person for selling or suffering to he sold in
his or her dwelling house or possessions,
run, wine, or other strong liquors contrary
to any or either Of the provisions of this act,
it shall lie sufficient TO set forth, that such
person did within the times mentioned in
such indictment sell, or did within the times
nen,ioned In such indictment suffer to be
sold in his or her dwelling house or pos
sessions, rum, wine, or other strong liquors
in quantities less than ten gallons, without
setting forth therein the name of the person
to whom such sale was made; the pariicu-
lar quantity or kind Of rum, wine or other
strong liquors So sold, or the precise time
of such sale: and that proof Of any sale Of
rum, wine, or other strong liquor made or
suffered by the person indicted, contrary
to any or either of the provisions of this net,
within the times mentioned in such indct-
ment, shall be sufficient TO convict the per-
son so Indicted.
Sec. II. Such portions of the several
acts now in force as are inconsistent with
this act, are hereby repealed.
Sec. l2. This act shall take effect from
and aiier the rising of this general assembly:
Provided, that it shalino, infect any licenses
already granted.
True copy-witness.
HENRY BOW EN-, Scc'ry.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-14

Riding against Time.-Mr. Grant, Of
Philadelphia, who undertook to ride 800
in 24 successive hours for n wager of $4,000,
upon Is horses, after breaking down all his
horses in consequence of the extreme heav-
mess of the track, caused by the thaw and
rain of Thursday night, gave up his ardu-
Gus undertaking at l6 minutes past IL o.
clock yesterday. He performed 240 miles
only in % hours and Is minutes, leaving
60 miles to ride in 1 hour and "A minutes.
But for the .haw there is little doubt that
the whole distance would have been per-
formed within the time specified.
". Y. Gazette.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-14

NOTlCE.-The sixth Lecture under the
direction of the Committee, win be deliver
ed at Armory Hol, on FRIDAY Evening
next, Feb. 10Th, n,7i o'clock, by Ma.
NOBLE, eut the Literature IF Ancienf Greece.
GT Tickets to be had u, the Bookstore
Messrs. VIM. Callahan, aud Vim. A.
Barber, and of Mr.. r. J, Taylor, Druggis,
Feb. 7,h.
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NOTICE..
DENTISTRY.

N GOURAUD NJ. d., SURG EON DEN
TIST. has the honor 10 give notice to the
Ladies ard Gentlemen Of Newport and It's vicinity,
that he has returned from his tour dowii East TO his
old stand at Madame +. PERROS, III FsreweTl-s,..
near the Liberty Tree, where he will be happy to
give his attendance 10 those who may be in need Of
his skill in the Art Of Dentistry, from The grating Of
asingletoolh oa complete set, with all the improve
mens Of the age, accompanied with upwards Of 20
years practice. The ease aud comfort experienced
by all his patients during his perfoimances is the
best recommc Ddaion he offer TO those, the bad
state Of whose Teeth requires some attention.
Porcelain. or Mineral Teeth inserted as usual from
- to 50 each gold plate extra.
Feb TT
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-14
GREAT HURRICANE AT VERA
CRUZ.

BY the arrival Of the barque Potomac,
Captain Barr, in % days from Vera Cruz,
we learn that violent storm, Casually call
ed norther,) occurred at that place on the
23d December which drove the American
brig Ariel, English brig Milantha, Mexican
man-of-war brig Libera,or, Mexican schoo-
ner Mexico, and French ship Francis, all
from their anchors, on shore, making them
complete wrecks. The latter vessel was
condemned and sold. Other vessels were
iGjured more or less. The Ariel lost two
Of her crew.-The Potomac was the ONLY
vessel that rode out the gale Captain Barr
reports that no material damage was done
to the city.
The message of the President of the u.
nited States had produced quite sensation
at Vera Cruz. The Mexican Consul char
tered vessel to carry the message from N.
Orleans TO Tampico. On its reception the
Spaniards were outrageous, and clan,ored
for war. Violent disputes ensued between
portions Of the people, and every term Of
reproach was exhausted in giving vent to
their Indignation. The speech of President
Busamsnic, which followed soon after was
however, Of a moderate tone, considering
the violent feelings Of the people. Tile in
erior Of Mexico is now tranquil, but the
seed Of dIscord is plasted in the breasts Of
the people. They want war. nerpedt-
ion is flung nut against Texas, consisting
Of a ship, brig aud several smaller vessels,
and j, is believed the government viii prose-
eute war against Texas with all the en-.
erRy It's limited means will allow,
Respecting Santa Anna. we leara, by
captain Barr. tina, he remains inactive, do
ing nothing to attract atieniios.-Erg.P Post.
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Nrw.Yonx C.rrLr M.akrr, Feb. S.

Bceres-The supply of Beef Cattle in market TO-
day did not exceed 500. head, all OF which we're
from this state and Connecticut. The demand
having been brisk we have 10 report an improve
ment in prices Of about IS cents per cwt., $50 head
having been sold at @s 5Oa $ll. forming an ave.
rage Of 80 50 per cwt. The quality Of the cattle
continues about the same.
Co,cs 4 Cnlres-The market Is heavy and de-
sold at $32 $45.
Sheep--Ail in market, embracing 1000 head. were
taken freely at e2 rs a - 80. and prime at So.
Hay and Straw-fIay has peen more inquired for
since the cold weather has set in and all that has
arrived during the last week has found ready sale
at 624 ST. Straw continues atprevious prices.
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~ Reads Blackngs good, you may depend,
Your feet from damp and wet to fend,
Your boots and shoes twill keep from cracking
More perfectly than other backing;
And while it makes them soft and easy
IT you have corns, cant fail to plesseye.
Go buy boz and give l, trial
You'll say Its good, there's no denial"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-14
IMPORTATION or WHEAT.

IMPORTATION or WHEAT. Foreign
wheats are beginning to reach this market
in large quantities. Within the last three
days there have been arrivals Of not less
than fifty thousand bushels from Bremen
and ROTTERDAM. There can be but little
doubt that the imports will continue.
baltimore Amer.
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CIark's Price Current states that the bills
Of the Fulton Bank Of Boston will all be
redeemed, aud that about ! per cen, Of the
capital Of The Bank will be repaid to its
Stockholders.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-14

United States schooner Enterprise sailed
from Mazatlan December 6, for Callao and
Valparaiso, to touch on her passage down,
nt Acul pacu and Panama.
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NOTICE.

4 HEREBY FORBID any person. under the
III penalty Of the law. harbo,iDg my daughter. Sa.
rah Ann sisson, with Join Bailey Cray. or marry.
ing them, she being child ouly fifteen years Of
age.
RICHARD sIss0N, Portsmouth.
NB. Any person who will inform me where my
said daughter may be found viii confer great Ia
vor.
res T. 1857.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-14
WARRANTED
Superior Water Proof Oil Biaekmg,
or Leather Prcscrvative,
Prepared and sold at the Shoes Of
~

I63, Thames Street, Nemp0rt, r. 4.
VSHIs Backing will be found upon uial to sur.
- pass any other in use, for soiteDng aud
preserving al kind. Of leather, a. d rendering the
same perfectly imperyious to water. compost
ton 20 valuable has long been wanted The sub
scriber, aftor several years experimenting, feels
confident that he can now offer TO the public an ar
iiclc that will qivs universal satisfaction. by this
composition all kinds Of leather. however hard
may in very few moments by its application. be
made perfectly pIiable.
Feb 7-Iy
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for Providence-seh'r Pacific, PaddIeford. from
Charleston Is. C.0 for do

for Frovidence.-Seh'r Pacific, Paddieford. from
Charleston Is c.) for do,
SUNDAY Feb. lith.
Sch'r Atlantic. Burt, from New York for Taun-
ton.-Sloops Experiment, Baker; & Boston Pack
ct Rogers both from New folk for Wareham--
Mediterranean, foang, from New York for Prov.
HoNDAY Feb. 18th.
Sch'rS Watchman. Bsret from Thomsston for
New York-Mount Hope, Hull, from DO. for Rich
mond. Mechanic, Baker, from Boston for Alex
andria.-Black Hawk Mayo. from do. for do
Fancy, Chase, from do for New York-Tremont,
Kent from do. for do-Roscoe, Meecher from do.
for do-Sun, Taylor from do. for do.-Neulrality,
Carver, from Portland for do,
TUESDAY, Feb, 18th.
:, brig sampson, porkis, from Matanzas, for New
York.
MARINE MEMORANDA.
Arr AZ ST Marks prev. 10 9Th ut sch'r Rosalhe,
Rogers, North Kingston r. l.
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True copy-wi,ness.
HENRY BOW EN-, Scc'ry.
pRiIcHTON MARKET, Monday, Feb. 5,

BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Feb. 5,
(Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patrio, J
At marke, 440 Beef Cattle, and 1850 Sheep, and
40 Swine. About rs Beef Cattle unsod.
PmcEs-Becf Cattle-Former pric"s were hard
ly supported. We quote extra 81 first quality at
q 5Oa g IS; second quality SIS 6 25 third quail
ty 458a5 so.
Sheep--Dull, and several lots unsod We no
ticc sales at rs, 2 AZ, 2 GO, 75 S3 4 25 and IS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-14
PROBATE NOTICE.

Court Of Probate, Portsmouth Fsbrnary
l2fh 1888.
A PPLlCATiON was made for an Administrator
n. to be appoinledon the Estate ofROWLAND Of
ALLEN late Of Portsmouth deceased tit Us or;
dered That the same be received. and the consider
alton thereof referred 10 Court of Probate, to be
hodens mt the Town Hall in Portsmouth. on the ID
Monday in March next, at o clock 7. NJ. aud that
previous notice be given, by publishing copy Of
this Order three several times. ~ The n. Rpnbii
can. that u persons interested. may appear at said
time and place and be heard.
A.True copy Witness,
SAMUEL CLARKE, Probate Clerk.
Feb. a.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

TuyHE Subscriber. having been appointed by The
III homo, able Court Of Probate. Guardian Of the
Person and Estate Of JAMES ANTHONY, Dor.
iner, and having given bonds according TO li~, re-
quest. all persons having demands against bun to
present them for adJusime II, and those indebted TO
make immediate payment.
ISAIAH BURDIcK, Guardian.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-14

fnssrection a Triaidod.-Ex,rsrt of q
letter dated Trinidad de Cuba, Jan. IL, re-.
ssived by Messrs. Toplrff. per brig Adel.
aide. Capt MELON. "i, >. ,o-p. days
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-14

MALBoRNE BRIGGs, THE CoUNrEKFEITER.
The distinguished convict, Malborne Briggs
well known by the gentlemen Of the Bar,
in most Of the counties of this Common
wealth, died in the State Prison on Thurs
day last, of npoplexy, aged rs years.
Briggs in the course of long life, contrived
TO accumulate considerable property a
large portion of which, however, he ex-
pended in his numerous litgations in the
Courts of Justice. For twenty or thirty
years preceding his last commitment to the
State Prison, in 1881, he was almost con-
stantIy engaged in contentious Of civil
or criminal character. 1t is II remarkable
fact, that seven of the eight sons of Briggs,
who arrived to years Of manhood, became
tenants of the State Prison. Six of them
have been tenants of the State Prison in
this town, fve Of whom were in confine-
ment ut the same time with the !ather,
during his first commitment. 1t is be-
lieved, that but two Of the sons are now
living. The wife Of Briggs, who is now
living-and one or more of his daughters
have been confined in the county prison,
for being concerned with Malborne in his
various plans Of iniquity, which were, most
commonly, connected with the manufacture
Of counterfeit money. His house was a
place of common resort for counterfeiters
and others who wished for n retreat where
they could be patronized and made well
come. What a spectacle is presented in the
case Of such a husband-such father
such citizen! How true the declaration
of Holy writ, one sinner dcstroyeth much
good" After all, he is spoken Of by his
neighbors and acquaintances, as having
possessed some redeeming qualities, not
withstanding the miserable life in which he
lived. As neighbor, he was obliging
aud kind, generally punctual in the per-
formance of his engagement,-and from
the poor, who asked charity, he never
turned coldiy away
bunker Hill Amorn.1
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Intelligence received from the frontier Of
Canada induces Us TO hope that tranquility
has been restored to that portion OF our
country, and we are gra,ihed to be able To
state, that the opinion we expressed of the
character of General Scorr, has been full
ly borne out by the conduct ofthat officer
in The discharge of his delicate and impor-
tant duties The manner in which he has
maintained the honor Of the country, and
repressed the spirit of lawIess adventure,
which was calculated to compromit the
character of the Government, has been
highly satisfactory to the Department Of
War; Globe.
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ENILor nsEAD b. he Bbi fer tslsty
z 10 zyyysl--C A cr1,L
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since we were in great CONSERVATION oy
the revolving of some negroes, who set hrs
TO two plantaiions-one, Mr.. J. w. Bakers
and killed several mec. They set hre
TO all his houses, which, being fire proof,
were but slightly injured. destroyed his
steam mill, carts, and al! the utensils.
They are now concealed in the high m"u??-
taius, about 100 in number, but are closely
pu, sued by oar troops. Mr.. Baker had q
horse shot from under him, but he suceeeu-
ed in arresting several of the rebels. The
is now over, aud not likely to
occur again" Capt. McLoon siates that
when he left, all the American merchants
in the place were putting their property on
board the shipping. It was reported that
Mr.. Baker had los, 1000 hhds molasses,
and all his standing cane destroyed, and
that the negroes were headed by white
S2aniard.
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At a Torn- Coantil, holden, Newport,
Feb. S, 1888.
nRDERED. That those persons whose names
NDwcre reported TO the Council by the lnspec
tors Of Houses, relative to Fire Bnckeis, delin
quents be allowed six months from, the first day oi
January, 10 furnish themselves with Fire Buckets,
according TO law.-And that notice thereof be pub
lishsd In m the newspapers OF this town.
Witness,
Is. II. ROWLAND, Council Clerk
Feb. IA.
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PORT or NEWPORT.

PORT or NEwPORT.
ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, Feb 1h.
Brig Canonieus, Bigley, 10 days from Ma,anzas,
with 81 ,o0e gallons, Moissses, 10 II. Bull
FRIDAY, Feb. 0.
ship Monteznma. Msursn, 10 days from Ssvan-
SATURDAY. Feb lob.
p,is P7Ti,, c.iy,2s d,y, f.o-s s'ey. oslese'
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

Arr. a, ST Marks prev. 10 eth ult sch'r Rosallhe
Rogers, North Kingston r. |.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
THE THOR OUGH BRED
HORSE--JIM POLK,

WILL be let to Mares, the fall
" season Of 1888, at twenty dol
lars per mare; those who put last
Spring end whose Mares have failed.
will be permitted to put this fall era-
It's. JIM will be always found with
a faithful groom) at the stable OF the
subscriber, six miles west Of Canton.
PEDIGREE.
JIM POLK is a beautiful BAY, full
sixteen hands high, six years old, was
got by Stakeholder, dam by imported
Eagle, grand dam by Pacolet, g. g.
dam by imported Mendoza; g. g. 6.
dam by imported Ariel; 9. g. 9. =.
dam by imported st. George, &c. SC.
Jim's blood is inferior to that of no
horse living. As racer, Ihave 10
say that he has started twelve times
and has been eight times a winner at
two and three mile heats. His ser.
vices are offered thus low to induce
my neighbors to try the experiment
Of breeding their own stock, which
experience and observation have pro-
ven TO me will promote their interest.
lie will be exhibited on the Canton
Course on the goth instant.
JOHN II. WALKER.
Sept. 10. l5-if
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-14
NOTICE.

4 HEREBY caution all persons and
! the public in general from taking
or trading for six several notes dated
on or about the twentieth day of Jan.
1887, for the sum of fifteen hundred
dollars each, with a credit Of six hum
dred dollars on each of said notes,
which notes was made payable to
Cornelius Newman, in the following
order and dates to wit: one the first
day Of January 1888, on the lst day
Of January 1889, one OH the lst day
Of Jan. 1870, one on the LIST day of Jan.
ls4t, one on the LIST day Of January
1912, one on the LIST day Of January
l843. paid the amount severa!ly
due on each Of the said notes to the
said Cornelius Newman in Angus,
last, and therefore will not pay them
again unless compelled by law.
]. A. HACKETT.
Oct "a, 20-6t