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ATTORNEY AT LAW.

&ALEM, Roanoke county, Va regularly attends
~ the Superior and county courts If I}otetoun,
Roanoke aud Montgomery Counties DiIigrni at
lrnton will be given TO all business ent,usred TO
him.
Oct. Is WOW.
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POLITICAL.
From the I'ioiei for 1899.
THE GRAVE OF FRANKLIN.

THE GRAVE OF FRANKLIN.
No clsselicd urn is reared 10 thee,
No soul ltnrS a scroll enros lis page,
To tell the children The free
wherc the patriot nnd the sage.
For in tho city OF the dead,
A corner holds thy sacred clay;
And pilgrim feet, by reverence led
Have worn path thai marks tho way.
There round thy lone and simple ern'o.
Eneroaching its marble gray,
Wild planiain weeds nm tall rta.s "ase,
And sunbcams pour their shsdeless ray
Level with earth thy lettered stone.
And hidden on by winters snow,
Its modest record tells alone
Whose dust it Is that sleeps below.
That names enough-hat honore. nams
No cid from eulos, requires
lis blended with thy couutrys fame,
And flashes round her lightning spires.
CIV.
franklin lies inferred in the northwest corner Christ
hpreh Cemetery, Fifth and Arch streets, Phadolphi,
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JUST KECEFVoED

Il uirbn' 81 eroix Sugar of the first order,
- hIco do,
boxes Tribe Loaf Sugar.
uerces London Brown Siou,
do Philadelphia Porter.
10 barrels Family Roe lierungs.
large lot OF Stone Butter-Pors Cbuns and
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DIR. BRANDRETll'S VIRGINIA OFFICE,
For the crciusire sale ofhs
Vegetable Universal Fills,

l95, Man Street,
A FEW DOORS niLow OLp MARKET, RICHMOND.
The following gentlemen hoyc been appointed agents for
tie sale ot lirondrelhs Pills:
j Ihompson il, p. VI. Goocland c. II. Virginia.
! =. Easry, 7. N. lldnN {. II. do
T.. A. llulorny, =. VI CmrNssIlle, do
II. Perkins, T. NJ. I.o,iueston, do
Ahworlh \ Allen. Dinmmond Town, do
Noting hmm Il Oldham Enstylle do
NJ. x +. Fetrell, lIaiiax, North Carolina
4. & J. White Nurrentou, do
Jullrr 4 Bans, Nlllanshou', do
X. Il II. Baker, l.oui-bure, do
William Peek, Rnlesh do
Yale ,a having disposed Of their Bookstore &c then
suhagcnts can hereafter be supplied from DIR, Bandrcths
Office.
o. Agents will shortly be appointed in every town IN the
States oi Virginia North aud South Carolina Geurgia and
A alabama.
Nov. II
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FAMILY BACON AND rIOuR

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
4,000 lbs. pure Family Bacon.
Also. a lol Of good Family Finn,
August " -'''.en ,, =
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against

William IL. Camden, Wesley l.. Duncan. IN his
own lght, and as administrator de bons with the
will annexed OF Sarah }nrrus, deed. Defendants.
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franklin lies inferred in the northwest corner Christ
Church Cemetery, Fifth and Arch streets, Phladoph,.
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=, Science sho4h contribute 10 The Comfort, Heaih,
and HdJ,pine5s ~ ,4ankfnd'
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COLUMBIA, =. CAROLINA, Dec. 10th, 1896.
NJ dear Sir:
nave just learned, with great regret, that YOU aye
about to quit our townand State. by which a per-
sonal deprivation to your friends viii eusuc and The
State lament the loss ot those hleh literary attain
mcnts, that you have exerted among US, Tor some
years past. You may do better | nust sincerely
you will. Your distinguished literary taste wher
ercalled into requsiton, cannot but sccuIe YOU
position both agreeable and profitable Accept NV
oestwIshes tor Your prosperity and happiness. With
great regard ana esteem, =. N. BUTLER.
Fro IN DR. Thomas Cooper. late Pres. of the y. Car
oiiun College.
Mr.. Edward Johnston, Librarian of the S. Caro-
ma College, being about 10 quit Columbia. desire
10 say
That as literary man. acquainted with books IN
evarous departments OF Literature generally
add as a faithful aud diIlgent officer, II viii be
difficult 10 fill his place with any Que equally well
Qualified His printed Catalogue of the books in
thai Library Will fully confirm this character.
lie has, tor some years pas, conducted the Edi-
iorlal department OF The 4" relescope' IN tins town.
with acknowledged ability and in that capacity he
is well known to the public generally
w hottVef lie thinks TIT to undertake, in the way of
literary pursuit, he IS likely 10 perform with credit to
himself aud 10 the work he may be engaged in.
think II right, on his departure, to say this much
lhiapor OF the aIIanments oil gentleman whom |
greatly esteem.
THOMAS COOPER, NJ. D. LID.
Columbia, $. Carolina
From Gen Robert Y. Hayne, lately Senators fhc l..
j. and Gorernor Of Carolina.
ia. Johnston, Esq has FOR some time past been
the Editor of the Columbia Telescope aud Lib,ari-
an OF D Carolina College. Duiing that period, lie
has written much 10 our Periodicals. Hc.is gen
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Land for sale nj Auction.

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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03

The following is an extract of letter to
the editor Of the New York Courier on the
subject Of the English harvest, and the pres
ent and anticipated prices of Gram. 1t is
dated at London, September Z.
Notwithstanding the amendment of the
weather and that we have had three weeks
of almost uninterrupted summer heat, yet
this change has unfortunately arrived too
l,,e to enable US to reap an abundant, or
even excepting in one ,or two OF the most
southern counties, even any thing approach
inc 10 IN average crop. The wheat will be
Gcht in wei rht and soft in quality at
Mark Lane Yesterday, there were scarcely
any samples which the millers would pur-
chase al any price-whllst sound old En-
oGsh or Dan,zic was sold readily at the ex-
or5i,an, price Of 73s. per quarter, OF eight
Winchester bushels, or allowing for the dii-
ference in uuai'y, this price may be taken
at AZ 25 for y bushel of American wheat.
This condition of the corn trade - douoly
important te your merchants nt the present
,ine-from the circumstance, iha, the duty
upon foreign wheat has now come down To
the small rate Of two shIllings and eigh'
pence per quar;cr. by reason Of the ascend
ing and descending system of duty upon
~hicl, the English corn laws are frameJ
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03
Dtr1.

In this town, on the 27ih ult Emily, daughter Of
Mr. Albert Heweu aged 2 years 81 months.
On Monday evening, Stephen Could IN the 57'h
wear of his age-He was a very highly respected
member Of the Society OF Friends, and much esteem
ed by his fellow townsmen aud for few years past,
he faithfully performed The duties Of Treasurer
Funeral this afternoon al O'Clock from his house
in Thames-st which his relations aud friends are in.
vIted TO attend.
At New Bedford, on Tuesday last, the venera
bic William Russell, aged XCVIl years.
At York, Michigan, on lst August last Mrs
jeanette Hughes, wife of Mr.. John Hughes, Jun
formerly of this town, in the 2lsi year of her age
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03
From the Proridtnee Courier Of MonG0y.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

0F The proprietors of the steam boat JOHN
w. RICHMOND, had wished TO have pursued
their regular business; but, in consequence of
the excitement kept up by those who control
the Narrag ansett, it will be recommended By
the Directors, at stockholders meeting on the
10th inst. TO settle the speed of the Boats, by a
Trial without freight or passengers--and If ap-
proved, as il undoubtedly viii be, we challenge
the Narraganser to run with the John w. Rich
mond, on six days notice, after "Wednesday the
10th. If the challenge is accepted, they may
fix their own day. prior 10 the Goth, and let the
trial be by day or by night as they choose.
An offer of bet of $4,000 having been
made, we can only say, that such sum is above
our acceptance; yet a minor amount of three
or foui times the expenses of the boats will be
ready, il such small amount is not below the
notice of that great concern.
If the challenge is accepted, notice to us IS
required, that the public may know the day,
that passengers for the John w. Richmond
may not be disappointed in their conveyance
Our advertisements will be issued accordingly
We have pledged ourselves TO the public, that
we will not race with passengers, and that pledg,
shall be fulfilled. Capt. Townsend has and
will continue 10 act under Instructions, and take
all freight that will be offered and can be pru
IDENTITY and comfortably taken on board. The
Richmond arrived yesterday morning about q
minutes after the Narragansert, with $50 pack
ages merchandise; a number of fthem weighing
1900 to 1900 lbs. each-the whole freight prob
ably over 20 tons, and giving the owners pro
ceeds, 10 cover all expenses OF the trip-ant
used Is cords common wood, cost $50. Th'
Narragansett did not go into the inner harbor Il
Newport, but sent boat with passengers from
the outer harbor The Richmond brought M
the boats crew, they coming on board at The
wharf in Newport The Narragansett refused
all ireight--waS supplied with and used larg
quantities of the most combustible fuel ant
materials, and fearing the effects of the higl
steam, was supplied largely with lcE TO COO
HER CoNDENsoR; this being a new and last ei
fort TO beat the
JOHN w. RICHMOND.
Providence, October l, 1888.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03
NV York CArrLE MAnxEr. Sept. u.

Beevss-A supply Of 100 head was again offer
cd at market to-day, consisting of - from Penn.
Sylyania, and the ba lance from this Stale New.
Jersey and Connecticut. The demand for beef
was fair, and $50 head were taken at the prices Of
last week. say Sc Q, forming an average price of
81 10 per 100 lbs.
Cows and CalveS-The Market remains with
out changc-GO head were offered to day and 40
sold at $50 I5.
Sheep and LambS-Contnue in demand, 2100
being the whole numbnr in market were all sold a,
~ % for Lambs and 81 % for Sheep.
Hay and Straw-t1ay scarce at S74 a 81 IL
Straw is also arriving slowly and sells at SO 4
per 100 bundles being a considerable advance.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03
BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, Sep q.

BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, Sep "a
(Reported for the Boston Daily Adv and Patriot
At market 525 Beef Cattle, $40 Stores. 40OC
Sheep, and $50 swine.
PrceS-Be Cattle--First quality 37I sec
ond quality 6 81 7 third quality S5 6 %
Stores-We quote yearlingS 80 l3; two year
old Sl7 Is; three year old S2i 3j.
Sheep-Sales were effected at 81 so, SO, IS.
/ %, , IL, , %, = So, and , IS.
Swine--Lots to pedde at & a Ct for Sows, and z
and 7ic: selected Barrows at "a and g. At retail
I a g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03
NEW LINE-roR NEW YORK.

FARE REDCCtD--: :s-peel Dollar.
s<S0GSA The new steamer JOHN
ArA w RICHMOND, Capt. WIN,
- sisss s.sSrsy H. Townsend wileave Prov
idence for New York, THIS
DAY. Oct tho 81 u u6o'clock. ON the arrival OF ,hc
cars Tor The Stoningion Road.
\. H. The regular DAYS of leaving Providence
WILDE Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, un, fur.
ther notice.
" nus iSthe only steamer on the Sound which
carries Francis Life Boats.
Inc au,efusemenis Of this boat are always so writ
ten, 'ha, Tue public con understand the raie of fare
charged. before tins line was started passengers
paid from one to seven dollars to New York as snt
ed the opuon OF 'ne other hne- Il is hoped that u
discriminating public y III sustain the John " Rich.
mond on board OF which the fare is fixed at Three
Dollars being as low any boat eau afford to carry
passengers TO New York
~ Irivaie state rooms aud ber,hs can he secured
ou application the day previous to Charles n. TIL.
ley. Agent, At the steamboat office ON Long
Wbar., or al this Office.
Oct. 2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03
H3 at ri b .

In this town, on Thursday the Goth ut by the
Rev Mr.. Brooks, Mr.. Henry $. Clarke, to Miss
Martha B. Congdon, daughter OF The late Mr..
Cary Congdon, all of this town.
On Sunday evening, the 23d ut by the Rev.
Mr. PJSs, Mr.. James Crandall, of this town. 70
Miss Adeline Mitchell. daughter Of the late Mr..
-Mitchell, Of New Shoreham, II. l.
At the North Baptist Church. in This town on
Sunday evening last. by the Rev. Mr.. Howard
Col William NJ snow to Miss Mary Alger, all OF
Pawtuckct, II. |.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Sept. %,
Brigs Julia Martha, from Pictou for Somerset
George, Lit,lejohn from Philadelphia for Port
land -Sch'rs. Superb, Myrick, from Philadelphia
for Nantuckei.-ElIzabeth Rogers, from Bath
with lumber 10 ~ 3. Hammett.
FRIDAY. Sept %.
Brig Grande. Gilchrist, from Pictou, IN. 81 for
SUNDAY Sep. 30.
Schr Geo Washington, Miller, from Fall Riv-
er for Georgetown.--Sloops Argo, Bhven, from
New York for Fall Riyer.--FairhaveD, Smith,
from Hartford for Providence.
TUESDAY, Oct 2.
Sch'rs. Mary. Pendle,on, and Pocahontas, Tate,
from Thomaston for New York
Sl0op Rienzi, Heath. from New York, fer Prov
CLEARED.
SiOop Caroline, Barker, Havana.
Do. Candace, Brown, " York.
Do. Camilla. Vars. do.
DO. Resolution, Davis, Providence,
schr. Experiment. NIckerson. Apslachicola.
----.>>>-
MARINE MEMORANDA.
At Tenerife August 18th schr. NoguI. Austin.
Of this port, from New York, Just arrived
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03

A Murderer CoRricted.-It will be re-
mernbered that about The time of the riots
which followed the burning of the PcnnsyI-
yanln Hall, man named Kenrney, a ma
tive of Ireland, was stabbed hy II negro, and
injured so severely that he died almost i'm
media,ely, Shortly after two negroes, one
named Williams and the other Yorkee,
were arrested and charged with the foul Of
fence. Their trials took place last week
at the Court nf Oyer aud Terminer, Judge
King presiding.-On Saturday the Jury re-
turned into Court with verdict Of Z" Gull
,y Of Murder in the First Degre," against
williams, and an ncquual as relates to
Yorkce. The evidence IN the first case was
of the most positive and conclusive chnrac-
ter.-PhH Ing.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03

Beat this rho e0n.--A load Of whea, was
last week sold to Mr.. Thomus Whittier, of
this place, which weighed sirty-sin pounds
per bushel. This wheat was raised on the
farm Of Mr.. Iym. CsOkeriy near Creagers-
EIam.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03

4 fire passed over several hundreds of ~
ere. ~ the Highlands, opposite Psehshill,
last week, destroying timber, fences, DC
and burned iill Tuesday night, wien the
rain pu, stop to ii.-N T. Erg. Psa.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03

HdUdna.-Recent adyices from Havana
represent that city to be very healthy, though
the heat had been excessive and the wealth
er very dry. The Coffee crops had suffer
ed materially for want Of rain throughout
the Island of Cuba.
The old law prohibiting the importation
of pistareens had been recently revived, and
several persons were punished for violating
It's pruyisions.-BoH. Amer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03

Bills Of Indictment have been found n
eainst the Messrs. ScoyIll, Of Waterbury,
Conn. for making aud uttering spurious
coin" The not one cent" cOppers we
presume are the coins alluded to.
~ y. Jour. Commerce.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03
EVENING WRITING SCHOOL.

Vu>HE sUB.CRIBER will open q school on
l Monday evening 9Th inst, for the instruction
OF Wr,ting. So Persons desiring 10 improve IN
this elegant and useful receive OF 10
lessons lor the iriaing sum Of ONE DOLLAR.
Pup,l. attending TO ordinary studies Will bs re-
ceiyed Tor - per quarter Of IL weeks.
,,cf J. BRIGGS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03
RENIOV AL.

S.JEpHEN =. VARS informs bis friends snd
- the pubiIc thai be has removed bis Blacks miih-
,ng Bu.iness from hi Old stand on Vars Wharf TO
Ina, on Clarke's Wharf formerly occupied BY Z. a,
sweet Esq where be viii be happy 10 receive The
orders Of his Old friends and customers, t whop be
return. thanks for their pas, isvors. and secits
continuance OF their patronage
SEPT &c
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03
EASTERN LIME.

DERsoNs IN want Of good Eastern Lime suit
sJl. Tor stone work, Plaisiering and evsp 9th
or purpos. for which the sfttie y eon,noDiy used
may obtain the sarne al DoLbaf fbn ,a.h
-e,sb-by calling a, our lumber yard, or hardware
- wEEDry N Bull.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03

GAMBLING ON A LARGE SCALA letter
from Dublin, in the London Times, SAYS
that rumors were current to the effect ,ha,
an Irish peer, who succeeded, on the death
of his father to an estate of El 1000 year,
and nearly clO0,000 in the funds, had lost
every shilling over which he had control
by gaming, even to his life interest in his
magnificent entailed estate. Two other
members of the peerage are said to have
had the pIucking Of this fat pigeon. From
some hints thrown out in the letter, we in-
fer that the " Irish peer" is no other than
Lord Powersconrt, who was in this city moi
very long ago, and who so grevously dis
appointed some of our bellies, it is said, by
aierward marrying daughter Of the Ear
Of Roded.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03
CLEARED
MARINE

At Tenerife Angus, 18th, scbr Nozul. hus,i
Of this port, from New York, Just arrived,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03
JOHN WOODWARD. Chairman.

Il. Hamilton, Of $. Carolina,
Rufus Prime, New York,
Washington Jackson, of Philo.
d. Buchanan, Liverpool, Co,
William Strickland, Philadel.
Alex. Mckay, Edinburgh,
Granville 5. Pat,ison, Philnd.
Edward S. Hutchins, S. Wales.
RopERT L. MAITLAND, Secretary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-03
BoNNETS

A new assortment OF
Leghorn and Straw, Col
ored miS'd, Of a very hand
some Pattern. Mourning
do, do. Shakers, very
handsome, for misses.
MIR. SWEET hope,
seeing his old customers a
please call and be satisfied
Oct. 3D..
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-26

THE Spring Term of this Institution will
Il commence on Wednesday, April 25th.
Tuition, from three to five dollars per term,
according to the studies pursued.
Board may be had in good families from
81 SO to 90 per week.
Mr.. ROCKWELL has devoted himself to the
business of teaching, and is happy to express
his satisfaction that his efforts to establish q
permanent institution for the purpose are APP
preciated. A valuable library and good col
lection of minerals have been procured for
the benefit of the pupils, and other facilities
for improvement will be added, as the pat
ronage of the public shall afford the ability.
HENRY E. ROCKWELL, Principal.
Having attended the examination Of Mr. H. E.
Rockwell's School, cordially express our approba-
ton Of the pupils, and OF their Instructor and
mend his Seminary as an eligible place to acquire
those branches Of education usually taught in high
schools. JAMES BEACH,
JOSEPH ELDREDGE, JR. Board of
LUMAN WAKEFIELD, Visitors.
THEo. HINSDALE,
Winsied, March 81, 1888. as
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-26
NOTICE.

W7E, Russell G. Abernethy, Samuel For
w rest, Martin Webster, George d.
Wadhams, Elisha s. Abernethy, and Lauren
Wetmore have associated, end do by these
presents associate ourselves, according to
the provisions of the statute law of the state
of Connecticut entitled "an act relating to
Joint Stock Corporations" passed May ses-
sion, 1887, into body corporate and polite
under the name and style of Wadhams,
Webster d. Co., for the purpose of manufac-
turing Gilt and other Buttons, or any articles
of Brass, Copper, or other Metals, and general
Merchandising at Wolcottville, in the county
of Litchfeld, and state of Connecticut; and
whenever it shall be judged expedient, the
location of an Office in the city, county, and
state of New York, for the purpose of selling
their own goods, and the goods of other man.
ufacturers. And we hereby agree, that the
capital stock of said corporation shall be four
teen thousand dollars, and shall be divided
into five hundred and sixty shares of twenty
five dollars each; and that we will be and
remain a body corporate and polite by the
name and style aforesaid. and that as body
corporate and polite we will in all respects
be governed and conduct ourselves according
to the provisions and requirements of the sta
tute law of the state of Connecticut entitled
an act relating to joint stock corporations.
By order of the President and Directors.
GEORGE d. WAD#4Ms. Secretary.
WOlentfriLe, MareR 80, 1888. "A
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-26

Etma Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
OoNr1NuE to insure every species of insu-
~ rable personal property on their usual
favorable terms.
ISAAC LAWRENCE, Agent.
Litchfeld Jan. IL. "
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-04-26

IL TIME Real Estate which is d.
hlSs Il rected to be sold in the last
Hill will and testament of STEPHEN
- COGSWELL, late of Washington,
deceased, for the payment of debts and the
erection of a monument-and by virtue of an
order from the Hon. Court of Probate for the
District of Washington, so much of the Real
Estate Of said deceased as is directed by the
will to be sold for the payment of debts, &c.
Said property is pleasantly situated in the
vgc Mors%s c0ntainng aDOn. forty
plough, pasture, orchard, and wood land, with
a large two-story Dwelling House, Barn and
out-houses standing thereon.
DAVID c. WmrTLEsEY, Admin,
1cith the aOiU annexed.
New-Preston, March 6, 1888. 40