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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28
NEWPORT, Nov. 81.

Yesterday morning arrived from Bos-
ton, the Swan sloop of war, Capt. Ayscougb,
with large armed schooner, a small arm
ed sloop, and a large transport snow
Soon after these vessels arrived, some off,
GERS and men came ashore at the Long
wharf, with several instruments, aud took n
survey of this harbor."
Besides the above vessels, there are
now in this harbor, the Rose, Glasgow, a
bomb-brig Of 10 or IL guns, an armed
schooner, and two small armed sloop,."
Making in all 10 sail"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28

The officers Of the Kings ship. a, New
port, cut tlmberon Gould Island, with which
to repair their vessels we mention this, on
j to show ihsi the Island was ,imbrred a;
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28

From the Providence Gazette Dec. 3Oth.
"On Saturday last the Honorable MAJOR
General LEE set out from this place for
Rhode Island; the Cadet Company, with
party of Rifle Men, and the Generals
Guard, went on the Island the same day
and a number of Minute Men, with others,
making near 500 armed men, were collec-
ted upon the Island on Monday last; when
the General, proceeded by the Cadets, his
Guard, and the Rifle Men, entered the
town of Newport. He called before him a
number of obnoxious persons, to whom he
rendered an oath of fidelity to the country,
which was taken by all of them, excepting
Col. Joseph Wauton, jun. aud Messrs.
Nicholas Lechnere and Richard Beale.
two of the officers Of the Customs, who re-
fused taking it; upon which they were put
under Guard, and brought to this place,
where they at present are. The General,
after having viewed the Island, and given
directions for erecting some fcrtifcatious,
set out for this place on Wednesday; He
arrived here on Thursday, and his day sets
out on his return to Cambridge"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28
RHODE-IsLAND REPUBLICAN.
MEMOIR OF RHoDE-IsLAND.
f775.
[FrOm the NewpOrt Mercury of Oct. 9h.l
NEWPORT, October 9th.

BY the motions of some of the men OF
war and transports, in this harbor, las,
Monday, 1t was suspected they intended to
take off live stock from the farms on the
south part of this island, called Brenton's
Neck, the ensuing night; whereupon a
number of persons wen. down in the even
ing and brought off about 1000 sheep and
between 40 and 80 head of horned cattle
from several farms But there still remain
ed a consideral number of cattle, sheep and
hogs on two farms belonging to Jahleel and
Benjamin Brenton, great part of which Ills
supposed were by them there collected for
and sold to the men of war, to be sent to
Boston, for the express purpose Of supply
ing our inveterate enemies.-The next day
the ships took of, from said Breuton's farms,
about % head of cattle and l50 sheep; on
Wednesday they, took 5 or 6 more cattle.
There being still left on the farms of James,
Jahleel and Benjamin Brenton, between 60
and 20 head of cattle. On Wednesday, and
Thursday morning, about 800 Minute men
arrived here from the county of Providence,
Tiyerton and Little Compton, under the
command ofthe Coils. Eseck Hopkins and
William Richmond, Esqrs. and ms soon rs
they had refreshed themselves, they march
ed into the Neck, and brought off 66 horn
ed cattle, some sheep, hogs, and poultry
the ships the same time lying within gun
shot, and discharged several cannon at them.
but without effect.
This town having been threatened to be
fired on from the men of war, on account
of the armed force which made its appear
ance here, great many Of the inhabitants
moved part of all their effects out: and
many families have left the town. The
carts, chaises, riding chnirs, and trucks.
were so numerous that the streets and roads
were almost blocked up with them. Thurs
day and Friday being rainy and muddy,
the poor women and children were murb
exposed in looking out for some place of
safety the people continued moving out
very fast all Saturday, and yesterday, with
their effects
1t is almost impossible to conceive what
Infamous, rascally tricks have been made
use of, to distress this town, by the aban-
doned set of ministerial tools here.
The ships in this harbor, last week seiz-
ed several vessels, loaded with wood, from
Long Island which vessels, we are we'll
assured, had Capt. WaIlace's permission to
fetch wood for the supply of this town!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28

"The General Assembly granted f2OO-
O-O for the support or removal of the poor
of the town"
Contributions were made for the relief of
Newport, IN the city of Philadelphia, and in
the towns of Portsmouth and Middetovn.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28
From the Mercury of October 10th.

Early last Saturday morning one Cogges-
hall, being somewhat drunk or crazy, went
on the Long-wharf, and turned up his
- toward the bumb-brig in tine harbor,
using some insulting words; upon which
the brig fired two pound shot at him one
of which went through the roof of Mr.. Ham
mond's store on the said wharf, and lodged
IN Mr.. Samuel Johnston's distill-house, at
the N. E. part ofthe Cove, within the Long
wharf. The man was soon after taken up,
and sent out of town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28

John Martin was shot in the belly while
standing 10 his door he was a Royalisl
and familiar acquaintance Of Capt. WAL
lace. Tradition says Wallace shot him,
but we must not take all hearsay as conclu-
slye, especially reports against those who
have made themselves politically odious.-
The Newport Mercury Of Monday Dec. Is,
I775, says:
Capt. John Martin, who was wounded
yesterday morning week, by Capt. Wallace
or some Of his men, died last Thursday, II
years Of age.
The Rhode-Islaud regiment near Boston
was stationed at winier-HilI and Sewars
Farm, commanded by Col. Church, Of Lit
tie Compton. Oftbe three companies from
was commanded by John
Topham-one by Ebenezer FIag-and one
by VIM. Tew. One company from Mid
dletown aud Portsmouth was commanded
BY jonathan Browning. Ou, Of the Rhode
Island regimen, aforesaid, abou, one com
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-02-28
PICTURE ..

All thoughts, all passions, all desires,
Whatever sirs this mortal frame,
Are all bat ministers Of love,
And feed hIs sacred flame.
Coisridgs.
Colonel Wilton Rivers, the grandfather
of Florence, nigh, have had enpraven
on his iombstone that he was the friend
and fellow soldier Of George Washington I;
IN Synonymous terms ihs, he was n Just.
brave, and honorable man. An Englisb.
man by birth, a. srisi.crs, by blood, and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27
a TEACHER WANTED.

GENTLEMAN who is qualified to take
a charge OF an Academy eau get good aud
permanent situation, at Pa0idias, Jospcr County,
Mississippi. 1t is expected the building will be IN
readiness by the lst December or January next.
The health ofthls section OF Mississippi is thought
10 be equal 10 any other place IN the South. Let
tiers be addressed to the Trustees, or To BEN.
HINT. None need make application except he Is
fully competent. aud of good moral character aud
steady habits. 1t IS probable that there will be a
Female Institution attached TO it very SOON consc-
quentIy it may suit gentleman and his wife, who
follow that profession.
Pauldin1, Miss. August TN
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.
flames Fsircy Ulsd ss0l,Nsrhu xnt
Dl0rPiaCHf.

A Public Letting viii be held in the town of
~ Lynehburg. on the 12th September next, Of all
the work not under Contract The Inc of
the Canal between that place and the chy OF Rich
mond.
This work consists Of 80 Locks, l3 Cukers, 3
Aqueducts, Towing path bridges, Zone OF which is
across James river,) about 120 Farm aud Road
Bridges, and from 30 to 40 sections besides several
heavy sections between Lynchburg and the Blue
Ridge.
The Locks will generally be dry Masonry sheath
ed with plank.
The situation Of the work will be pointed out to
Contractors by the Assistant Engineers on the line
aud the general plans and specifications will be ex-
hibited at the Office Of the subscriber IN the City OF
Richmond, until the 9th of September, aud in Lynch
burg at the time of the letting.
! The valley of the Jlmes River is remarkably
] healthy
Of he J. Il. and X. Company.
/ Inlvoe LIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27

To Henry Y. Early and Margaret his wife William
Y. Iiadcn, james NJ lladen, Achilles VI. lladen.
K ichard G.. lladen, Samuel Tardy and Jane his
wife, Charles Anthony and Martha his wife, Mary
Jones, Juo II. Henderson and Marthahis wife, Mo
ses Arnold and Margaret his wife, james ii. Hop
kns and Ansclm ). lladcn:
Tl'AkE NOTICE., that, on the 18th day OF Sep
1 TENDER, l-35, at the Bell Tavern, in the city Of
Richmond, in the State OF Virginia, shall proceed
TO take the dispositions of Richard &. lladcn and
Others and on the 2Ist of the same month, at the
Tavern house Of German Jordan, at Campbell Court
house, aud State of Virginia, | shall proceed to
take the dispositions of Henry I. Early and Others
TO be read in the trial of suit now depending and
undetermined IN the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law aud Chancery for the county oil Campbell III
which II. T. Early and wife are plaintiff, and myself
and others are defendants. Should SAID dispositions
not be taken completed on the above days 'iiey
will be continued from day to day until completed.
NJ. lIADEN.
AUGUST IL 4W
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NOTICE..

WAS committed to the jail of Grayson county
w on the 10Th day al January last, a negro man,
ave, five feet SIX inches hgh stout made, aud Of
yellow complexion. lie calls himself lIenry and
says he belongs to a Mr.. Bailey seems to be ac-
qualntcd ia Lynchbwg and buchanan where he
says he was engaged IN driving ateam. The OWL
er is requested To come aud prove property, pay
charges, and take HIM away, otherwise SAID slave
will be deal with according To law.
j. JENNINGS Jaof.
June 3m
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ROWAND's ToNIc NIXTuRl
.S.s'D
TONIC NINII'EE PILLS

w ARRANTED perfect aud lasting Gun, f,r tcuc and
w Fever, and available remedy IN Jauullee b, soncIy
Heart Burn, etc.
From Or. .iaos Il. Sn,itb Anrticrn fiLertes Ph,LsL
presenting to the o the Victims OF Fever and Aeue
blessing Your roric MAtda has fu proved it
self 1t Is speedily lronaias til ]yon- r,ndy with all
who apWtrae it. useuln,s al uus III be e,trrurd
OF Tie most important d-ru, cries OF the a. Fever
and Asue @= naaIm halsI le Nil of the lno.i eminent
ul Pru' utpuef@, AMI they diem pr sampiion Ia
promise mnr than trmporar, aid. o Tome Xlurc how
ever seems Ia have new and peculiar power the
disease, aud 10 revive and festabiS the balance
ny and health. hope will porscvcrr 10 extend the in
hucncc nthe medicine, aud that the public viii your
generosity. Yours, respectfully,
Al SMITH, " d.
Ertract Of n Letter Gom Dr.. Stercas Bucis -. Pa
SIT brought home with during the autumn 1881
'hr hrSt quantity OF YOUR Mixture, which heard highly
'"Il'd as permanent ior Fever and Ague dscasc
"ch al that period prevailed extensively in coui-
ny Ny neighhors and patients had become acclstoul-
"a The use Of l}ks and Qhue, &c. that they ceased
render them any service, aud they readily nsanldd make
tn9l OF your medicine. believe that there is at this time
hundreds Who would cordially testify the benefit.
nave received from It's employ and would Gladly aid
NP'Gu hnoHledgr ot IT. peculiar virtues There has been
very le {" la Ague IN the neighborhood since the inroduc-
toh at the ono Mixture which is mainly attributed to the
very general Use Of this medicine J. |. STEVENS
Also,
Kowand's Eyc-Wntcr, for inlammanns, oile I,vcs.
DO. impalpmbic Dcniitricr, a yaltlbla aiiir lc
Tor the Teeth and Gums,
R"Mand> Ammomjntcd nmbrocntion, for Quinsy,
Rhcumatin, Spmins, 4 e.. of halr standing.
Ko"nnd', Alternative Extracts, for Liver diseases,
Jaundicc, Seuryy, Msrcufia Diseases etc
Homand'- Ainbastcr Powder, for bcaus ing md sur-
tcnIng the compilations.
Ro"and's Ycrmifugc Worm Destroyer, a cclc-
hr1'h and popular remedy - .
July 30 y11tn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-27

FIIUSF " h0 wound relan rcslOrr tIcsr dcmIc per
sona advantages assured tlIu composition
be- oltile ell superior to the
BRITISH ANTlSEpIG DENTRlElCE,
which exempt from acid and other dclctnnus ingredients
which frequently cutcr the compo toolh pow in
aud lis "hltn- the enamel of the teeth, without
dong II the least INJURY Its application also braces and
strengthens the Gums, lhc then health, and
nor hue and hyremoNug all iscornn, aud offensive
"lsn orcumnlations from the eet pres tn natural
ol the breath.
Price 80 cents.
- None genuine, unless Signed the outside printed
wrapper by The sole Proprietor, T. Isl DDER the
late DIR. Conway. For sale, with all the otlsr Conway
Melirme@ nj his Counting Room, No. %, door
kmrs Dnl. store, al court and Hanover Streets,
near Concert Hall boston and by his special appointments
by j. T.. ROY ALL,
Large discount to those Who buy 10 -c II aeain.
AnrlL !
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LHNlIaRl'IsG

~ HI commence on "Wednesday 18th Sept.
w ls3S, aud continue / days,
lst DAY.
One or two Colt Races number Of entries not yet
known.
1nd DAY.
Projectors Purse, 500. Sl5 entrance mile
heats.
3rd DAY.
Lynchbuts Silver Plate value 5000, $l5 entrance !;
mile heats.
ith DAY.
Jockey Club Purse 5000, $50 entrance; ; mile
heats.
The money FOR each days viii be paid the
winner without discount. Stables aud Litter will
be furnished Race Horses gratis.
MELVILLE TALBOT, Pr.
August tdr
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.N'OTICE TO Ax.EY'7'z;RN.

~ Tie undersigned, residing in Browns
burg, Va. is DESTROYS of dlsposing of his
entire establishment, consisting OF all Inc
'oois requisite IN the Hating business. in
n o'ue'' and Il lease to the shop which he
now occupies The location is an excellent one-in
a wealthy ana good nerghborhood:--or he would
form partnership with a respectable Young man
VINO thoroughly understands his business, aud is OF
steady industrious habits
Aug %. ''''''' .,
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4 Ii. persons Indebted to the estate OF the late
n Patrick u. Cabell, are requested to come for
wand aud make immediate payment as indulgence
cannot be granted, and those having CLAIMS against
the estate are requested TO bring them forward Tor
settlement. ELIZABETH s. CABELL.
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k.Rsl'D EOEe ,SsFLE.

IL PI issuance of decree of the county
\ Count oil Amhcrst. prononncela December term,
1857 in the of Davies, &c. against Dawes, &c
We, the Undersigned commissioners, will, on
Thursday, the 18th day OF september next, fam II
not the next Ian day thereafter, (Sunddy cxcepled)
proceed to sell, by way Of public auction, upon the
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VERY DE&IR.If1EE
TAVERN PROPERTY for sale

fT4; BEING DESTROYS of removing to my Farm,
mil will oilerior SALE without reserve, On Mon
- day the 10Th day Of September next, that
being Courl day, that valuable Tavern House,
the Western Hotel together with all its vaiua-
bic FURNITURE and other appnrtenanGes,
list of which will be given ON the day of
sale. Ii IS unnecessary ~ describe the property
minntey; suffice say, that one OF the most
valuable Tavern Stands in all Western Virginia,
The property Is in thorough repair, the House ha-
wing been very recently painted. The terms OF sale
will be, one turd oil the purchase money in hand,
aud the balance ia one. TWO and three years equal
ms laments, the purchaser securing the after pay
menls by tond aud good security.
JAMES SIIANkS.
Fincastlc, Boterourt co. August %. 1888 IDS
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Eaw Library for sale.

Title Law Library of The late Patrick H. Cabeil
is offered for sale either the who'll III part, at
very reduced prices.
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"A Tract OlEalld,

lying IN the immediate neghborhood of the Bulla-
zoe springs, and contains, by estimation, ESQ Acres
q lar portion of winch is Tobacco Land, and of
me quallty. reside near the land and will show it
10 any person DESTROYS TO purchase.
Terms liberal, and will be made known on the day
Of sale. ADDISON TAIJAEEpRo
August % ,ooS
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Si,00G PRENYlN.
I'ffsG ESX.E =. S.1SE'SO.N..
Or 900 rrcminmVcgciabic for the cure of
Syphilis,

SEE"IfKIlFS.
TWO inspire the suffering with confidence in Iii, rc,orcr u,
discussed system, II Is only necessary thai such
Is Ms rcpntahun That the transactions one Druggist il,
hGhmW ~ less Than twelve months, have been IRE hundred
dollars, besides what other dealers have sold Physi-
rmus used The recovery of Mr. : r. Thompson of Rich
mond, whose snierugs tor five sears had brought him
omen to the brink ot The crave and who had finally en- him
S' up to dc after HAY ma lost the ranc, roof Of his mouth
ana part OF his In This he persuaded hy
ihNSlclan 10 Use the SAMPSON and 10 his great sup
PRISE as well is that of the community he gained
Two pounds IN month and and Il hall papers made
perfect cure fhm. Nh T. has given a history of his
sale by Howell DAVIES arent
" b. The above acquiring high character for the cure
d h"g . tNll or Scroiua.
July 80 vla,,
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I'O1.l1lC Al.
LETTER OF MIR. IEGARF.

To HIS Ertclicmcg Pierce Butter, Goreraor Of South
Carolina, on the Sab Treasury question.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

lie Is mnlato, twenty two wears Of ago about ;
feet 10 inches 6 feet high, with thick bushv head
Of lair, aud very likely. JACK IS an artiu shrewd
fellow, aad may have obtained free papers from some
free negro, and well calculated deceive strangers
who may fall in with him; lie had on when last seen,
linen rantaloons. beaverton coat made with a
broad fall tan and large pockets and rattan hat
painted black. Having been appfehendcd during
the last wnternear Fayettc in Montgomery county.
where he has relations living, it is very probably he
may be lurking in that ncighborhood again. or he
may be about Lynchbnrg, wlctc he has some ac-
qualntlnces.
| will give reward CISCO for the apprehension
and delivery OF sad negro TO me il taken of the
county, or $40 If taken III the couly.
RO. G.. MITCHELL.
Liberty, Bedford Co, Aug. 90.
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NEW LONDON
III RICIL TIR.IL NU(IETl..

Fifth show and Fair the Isl ruc-,In, aud Wed.
ncsia, in November. 1873.
flNllE FOLLOWING rREMll Ms alc offered
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tIgP pHbiic .iVcntiOn !

most respectfully solicited by the subscriber to
l. an invaluable preparation.
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TRACT OlIAND.

S".ns nc s. a Of Tf Ns51 E1 p.,s
r-- decd, continuing about
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ncsda, ia November. 1873.
rlNllE FOLLOWING rREMllf Ms are Offered
i by the Society:
Foi the best cultivated farm $50
n do do u
=" the highest product of corn on three consu-
Gus acres high land l.
do do of wheat, on do do l.
=" best thorough bred stallion 10
: do mare >
do coli :
:" do flly )
p" do common stallion s
do colt :
do fIly =
" do Durham bull 6
do ID do =
" do Devon bull 3
:" do COW OF heller, OF improved breed }
do calf do .
3" do common bull ;
i" do d., COW
- do boa, of improved breed )
do ram do ,
" do Jack >
- do cuuy ;
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August il
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-18
= = = : = n :
NOTICE.

ETTERS. OF ADMINISTRATIONS
- having been granted to the under
signed on the Estate Of Le,cis Perkins, ST.,
deceased, at the September Term, 1885,
ofthe Probate Couri of Amile Counly--All
persons Indebted 10 said Deceased. are re-
qured TO make Immediate paynen and
those having claims againsttae same are
requested 10 present them within the time
prescribed by lawyer they viii be forever
arred
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-18
NOTICE.

A LII those indebted 10 The undersignl
IA ed either by Note or Book Account,
Tor BIAcksMITHINc and WAGGoN4MAEING,
in the years 1867, are earnestly re
quesled to make payment on or before the
first OF November next, as further indul
gencer cannot be given. gg8t .cs u8
Those who fail to comply with the :.
bove request, win find their Notes and Ac-
counts in the hands Of q proper Officer
for collection. 80 ffNC ftAG "
- aa. l4oaa ROBERT w. BROWN
August 81, 1888. .rugirt ar 35tf
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NOTlCE,.-...
ETTERs OF ADMINISTRATIONS

ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS
- having been granted to the under.
signed al the August Term, 1888, Of the
Honorable the Probate Court Of Amiio
County, on the Estate Of Le,cis Jackson
deceased, Notice is hereby given 10 all
persons indebted to said Estate, to make
immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, TO present them
duly authenticated within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be forever
barred W.
, .. "' 2 ELIZA JACKSON, 'af .
=. WILEY JACKSON, y
$500 wv Administrators 7,
September l2, 1888. S7w6
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DY virtue Of The above stated writ of
D Election, to me directed, from his
ExceIIoncy "a. HcNrT Governor OF
The, STATE OF hlI>sIs sippE ! viii proceed to
hold an Election ~ .ttnlt@ GoAnty, a, the
different preclacts, an Monday and Tues
day, the 22d1 and $50 days of October
next, for the purpose Of eccmg STATE
TREASURER, to liii the vacancy occasioncd
by the death of the Hon. James Phillips;
and do hereby appoint the following per-
sons inspectors 10 Superiatend said Elec-
lion, to-wIt: ....
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NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS.

NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS.
m INTENDING to remove to Wilkinson
Couniy,il will offer at public sale, on
The premises, ON aey Hdailaa d dila
ny-FRIDAY, 10th of OCTOBER, 30
the place on which now dwell, situa-
ted one mile north of Zion Hill meeting
house, and containing about Forty Acres
ofLand. The situation is very eligible
one for Physician wishing an extensive
practice. | will also offer at the same
time all my Household and Kitchen Fur
nitme, a Tao Horse Wagon and Harness,
Horses, Hogs, Cattle, Corn, DC. 92.so d.
A credit will be given until the first oil
January 1839--the purchaser giving note
and approved security. ~. se.-
ga aa9 zen NJ. w. JEFFERSON.
10 Zion HiH, Amite Co., Sept 28, 1888
-G PISA select assortment OF Medicines
and Shop Furniture may be had at private
sale. aa. h8 b & .eaa'
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.'" '''h'N hboO,
Writing and Letter Paper, Quilts, Sand,
.Hs Spelling books and Waters. ha.as
Tinware, Of all descriptions 10 y..a I'd
Crockery,--Cups u Saecers, Plates, bowls,
Pitchers, &c, &c. ae amos
Spanish and Common Segars,- many
Il other articles, too numerous to
.t.# mention. Ht. t9- 81 .i"u
Liberty, Oct. II, 1888. sd Al atr