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TOWN Property for SALE.

INPURSuANGE Of a decree of the Hastings
4 Cou,l iorihr corporation Of Lynchbnlg, Al ,,s
February term. 1883. in tho case OF VIM. l. llol
coinbe, planiiii, vs.. VIM. Sncad. admr of " alter
Snead and others, defendants the undersigned APP
pointed commissioner for that purpose, will, on
Thursday the lsi Of November next proceed To sell
AT public auction on the premises. to tho highest
bidder, ON credit OF and IL mouths. half acre
LOT. on Cooke street, adjoining The white house OF
Mr. John Lynch. The purchaser will be required
10 give bond with good personal security.
HENRY HUNTINGTON, Com'r.
Oct. Is ids
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MORUS MULTICAULIS.

INllE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale any reason.
u able amount OF Trees, and years old, OF the
Morus Muliieans, aud cuttings Of the same. The
tree is genuine. !; has been obtained al much cx-
pcnse, and reared Tor several years, until the
experiment has perfectly succeeded the suhsori-
ber having now more than thirty growing luxu-
rianlv. All the facts 10 reference to tins Mulberry
It's rapid growth, lis rich foliage. its excellence as
food Tor tho Silk Wom the ease with which its
leaves are gathered, tho great quantity obtained from
an acre and the fine quality Of The silk made from
it, have been realized fully bv the subscriber in the
experiments oil several seasons.
The trees aud cuttings offered FOR sale. will be
delivered in Lynchburg. All communications must
be addressed to IIolcome Il Oiey, Lynchburg, Va.
They authorized to inahc contracts for the sub
ribcr aud from them all desired information be
obtained. FREDK A. ROSS.
RotIewood, near kingsport, T.. Tennessee.
Oct. 10 Win It
Richmond Wing and Enquirer will insert the
above once week Tor one month and charge 10 this
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UUAVING purchased the entire stock Of Books.
Il Il Stationary. &c. lately owned by Martin q
Latham, shall continue the business. at the old
stand, and respectfully solicit the patronage OF
my friends and the public.
/ have now on baud very complete assortment
Of Books in every depart OF literature common
to our country, and shall at all tines endeavof To
, keep such stock the wants Of the conn'unHy
NAV demand, and at prices that shall poi ia,I 20
n,.,se JOSEPH f.. MARTIN
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A + meeting Of the President & Directors the
~ Natural Bridge Turnpike Company, on the
ih inst. the Stockholders were required To pay the
Treasurer on zach share on the 1Olh inst, so -
on the 10th of November $40 ;-op the 10Th oi De.
cembcr SO and on the ls January le3o, So.
JOHN GARTH, Seci'y 4 Treasurer
Natural B,idge Turnpike Company,
Oct Is WV
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FALL. AND WINTER GOODS.
ASSORTMENT COMPLETES.
SEPT. goth, ps3s.

UHANING received almost our entire stock Of
4 FALL and WINTER GOODS, (which is
indeed unusually Nrgc,) we now prepared 10 Of
Ter 10 purchasers greater Inducements than wo
have ever before offered.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon us, we respectfully solicit, and
ldenly expect, continuance OF the same. pled.ine
ourselves at the tur, sell many descrip,i, ~
of Goods, lower than TREY can readily be bought il,
any other house. We ouly ask call to conyincu
the most nctedulous.
The following constitutes but porliun and may
give some idea ofthc extent Of our Stock
1000 pr. Shoes OF various kinds, very cheap,
1900 Mackinaw, Rose, Whitney, and Duhlc Ban-
kes. remarkably low,
1000 yds. plain and rlad Linsey, from Is Cd 10 j.,
1000 " Ga q "a Failed Cloth, much lower thas
usual,
COO " heavy rwed Plains, good substitute fer
Napt Cotton,
100 ps French aud English Merinos & Citeasians.
500 " Calicocs, various kinds and Qualities,
ID or 90 bales Brown Domestics,
Large lot ID, A. Ga. and 4 Bed Ticking,
IA doz. Hcmstirchcd Linen Cam lianak'fs. As cd
Merino, Cashmere, Mohair Silk, Worsed and Cot.
Splendid assortment Silk and Cotton tmbieii,s,
Kentucky Jeans, Napt Cotton aud Cassnbtts.
Flanncls, of all colors andqualities,
A splendid assortment of Silks aud Satins,
Bonne,s, Hoods aud Ribbons, a great Variety,
Ghalleys aud Mouslln DE LINES, very handsome,
ps. super fine wool-dyed black Cloth,
| :" crtrd super do do do ,H
Fine aud super fine blue do
Heavy Beaver Cloth for over Coats, .-.f
Cassimeres and Vestngs good assortment.
Besides great variety ofoilier Goods. of which We
ask but an examination. BURTON Il ROBES.
Ger. Isl
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BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
SnGNOHs HsOZXAOTKA,

4 N accomplished scientific Musician; has been
"a procured to direct the Musical department OF
this Institution, for the ensuing year To instruction
the Piano lie will add the teaching oil the Guitar,
an instrument of which he is completely m ser
PnIcEs before for the Piano. Guitar S25 per SEES
sion OF months He has always. heretofore, taught
his several instruments in l.ynchburg, where his
reputation can be known,) at $50 per annum
Such father assistance in the general instruction,
as the enlargement OF the School rendered necessa-
~ has been obtained, and il is now in active opera
lion. The Improvements, DO asto the arrangements
of teaching aud accommodations for boafdefs, viii b"
made to keep pace with tho growing resources OF
the School.
liberty Oct II otfts OF
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JOHN III. -. LOGAN.

& ALIEN, Roanoke county, Va. regularly attends
~ the Superior and county courts Of Botcourt,
Roanoke aud Montgomery Counties. Dlligrnt at
truton will be given to all business entrusted TO
him.
Oct. Is w9ws
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PRIZES.

CO Orders for Tickets and Shares or Certificates
Of Packages in the above unrivalled Scheme, will
receive the most prompt attention, and those who
order rom us, may rely upon having the arduine
sent them Immediately after It is over. Send orders
early, aud address
ID. 5. GREGORY & Co. Managers.
Richmond, Va.
Oct. Is 81 IL.
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D/S.SOLUTION.

vUUE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore exist
L inc under the firm OF Martin u Latham, IN
the Book and Stationary business, was on the 24th
inst dissolved by nutr nj consent. The debts and et-
feels of the concern have all been ira nsierred to
Joseph T.. Martin, who alone is authorized to sertle
them, All persons having claims against the firm
will present them 10 him isr payment.
JOSEPH f. MARTIN,
HENRY LATHAM.
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DR.IU.E.V'G RECExI'ED.
The following were tho numbers drawn for the
Petersburg Lottery,

Extra Class No. 6, for 1873, At Richmond, on Tues
DAY the 9th of October, vIz
IL 81 So % SO Al Ia co II - S.
NJ Renew small Prizes in the beautiful scheme
to be drawn AT Richmond TO MORROW. Tickets
and Shares for sale at TALBO1'S OFFICE.
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TO THELOVERS OF MUSIC.

fNHE SUBSCRIBER taLca prent pleasure i.
1 informing The lovers of MUSIC in Lynchbn,.
aud vicinity that he has received. and offers FOR sail
choice selection of fine III AMOS, made 10 b.
particular order, by }. chekering & CO., in Bosrs
They are warranted by the manufacturer not TO Z.
iotcrior to the celebrated PIANOS of Juhn Brosl.
wood IN London, and confidently as such reroniAieng
al by tho subscriber. who, formerly IN Europe, h..
been engaged Tor nearly loor years in the sale of Il
above mentioned London Instruments The lover.
o he delicate MUSIC aud neat furnirnrc, AFRO "a
qnested to call and exnininc for themselves, 10 b.
convinced that they now may receive the full vnus
OF their money.
n b. The subscriber bces leave also 10 offer b..
grateful acknowledgements 10 the cIiiArns of Lynch.
bury. for their very liberal encouragement IN h.
professional line
The ilatcrng proofs of lheir satistac, don euabls
hinlo continue permanently with the instruction on
tie Piano among them, upon the usual terms.
70 Young beginners IN general, and to those who
desne n thorough Knowledge Of Music. he warrnnis
an instruction moi inferior 10 thai OF any Musical la
stitutiou IN Europe. Pianos tuned 10 order g..
NJ. RlPMA,
Corner Of 81 street. and Tan. yard 1Hey..
~ The Lexington Gazette. Lrwisburg Enqui-
fer and Fincasile Democrat Will insert the foregoing,
CT H. aud send their accounts 10 this Office.
Iynthbug, October w6w if
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situation Wanted,

DYA YOUNG MAN, as a salesman or an ass's-
ID ,ant book keeper in Dry Goods or Grocery
Store He has had live years experience IN the ous,,
ness in the Souh-Good references can be gwen II
necessary Address Q. II, I, /. Post once
Oct -
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PKOPERTI'fo for safe.

uNHE subscriber, wishing to remove TO the South
l. West, offers for sale his farm, which he
lives three miles from Lynchburg, in the county oi
Amherst on Ilarls's creek, containing between 3
and four hundred acres Of excellent land. This
Farm possesses many advantages, being healthy
well watered and Convenient to market, aud in nice
order for farming, with every necessary building
STy..s. for the comfortable accommodation of fam
BiiI lily, and good selection OF ut.-The pur-
-l2l..A chaser can be accommodated with tools
stock, corn and forage.
GEORGE MARKHAM.
Oct. Is 4t
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rEHOSE indebted to the firm OF Martin q Ia
l. than ale requested to come forward anu settle
the same without delay. further indulgence cannot
be given. All bonds and accounts moi sstuca ~
rho 6,s of November will be placed in Tho hands Of
' 'a,.a.s e., COLLECTION. JOS. E. MARTIN.
o'' - ~ .4 sd t.H
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Z . v VI INIC AIE D.
CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The Executive COMMITTEE oil this INSTITUTION
earnestly solicited to meet, The counting room OF
The Nngnan Office, On Thursday the lStl inst.
IL O'Clock. The day oil the Annual Show and
Meeting of the Society Is now near,t hand; aud in
consequence Of HE small number Of members present
former meetings Of the Executive boald, prepa-
ration has vel been made ion II. Indeed IL was sug
gested at the last meeting, thar, like some Of The
Northern Societies, our Annual Show be postpun-
ed 10 another year. This p,o?osllion WIS made un
der the discnuragius circumstances of the ssasou-
yet we believe ii has met with The decided disappro-
baton Of many members Of the Society " no rxIect
snd are already prepared to exhibit Sock, Domes-
lie Manufactures, aud other articles for premium.
If, then, have Show, it is necessary 10 pre-
pare for II Immediately.
lcannot be denied that tho institution has already
done much in the advancement Of the tanning inter
in this neighboihood. Ii has improved the soil
and the means of tiling it it has added to the do
nestle comforts Of lis members 1t should therefore
he conducted with spirt-and rs there is strength III
amultude, of counsel, again solicit all the mem
bers 9th: Executive Board to al md the time above
stated.
Commiltce-Odn G. Clay, President; Elijah
Fletcher, enamin Wigginton, Tho. NJ Bondurant,
Henry S. Lang horne, William Ovens John NJ.
Warwick, John Early, Nath. j. Manson Robert w
Wuhers, Champe Carter, James A. Meriwether,
John Thurman, Amnon Hancock, Johu q. Meem,
Benz. Wilkes, George Markham, Jehu Williams,
Richard Perkins Charles Fl. Lynch, Henry Latham,
Dr. David Pdtteson, Charles ii. Moornan, Maui
nee Langhornc, Jr., Maurice ii. Garland, Paschdl
buiord Il james w. Morgan.
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Oct. Is
Twenty Dollars Reward.

EDAN AWAY from Mr. John Grnn's, IN Piusyl
Il q vania county, WHITTIER he had gone to visit his
wife, on the oh inst. SAM, anegro man, of light
complexion, between 35 aud 40 years of age, about
5 feet or 10 inches high, stout aud well built he
has suia wen but very visible just above the Left
eye brow. When standing, his legs bend ,ety
much outward, so as TO throw the upper part Of his
body forward. lie very well clothed. Sam for
merly belonged to Frank VERIFY Of Pnsylrania, Of
whom | purchased him last Spring. | have no
doubt that he IS lurking somewhere IN Pntsy lvana
county, where he has been living for many years
past. will give the above reward for his appre-
hcnsion and delivery to me. near New London. il
he be secured in jail so that ! get him aealn.
LAWRENCE SWITZER.
October Is Is
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Persons usinL the Lie Medicines, advised take the
Pills nah sufficient qualities 10 operate Two three
times on bowels in the of the day Also take
table spoonful of The Bcrs hall hour before each meal
For delicate cneebled constitution, half the
quantity may be sufficient
The above Medicine for snlc by ID. r. LYMAN. Ag't
Oct IS wl2m
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES
1 Grand Capital Prize Of $4,000 !. !!
do 10000 +. !.
~ so Prizes Of 1000, !.
Iilgil.iN State lottery,

For The benefit Of the Norfolk Mechanical Benevo-
len, Society,
CLASS No. &, FOR 1888.
To be dra'en al -iteyaairia on Saturday.. o0M
Oct. a. Tie DRAGGING receipei@ ms oles on
Iaesauy, the 23d inst. al o'ciock =. IA.
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~ Ia DR.. Duucan's speech whichhe never de-
liye,ed, in reply 10 Mr.. Bond occurs this interest
ing piece of Auto Biography to wit Il live near d
river called the Little Miami, and into it there emp
lies creek called Sycamore. l fish in the liver.
and ny boy catches minnows for bait in the creek"
The ouitk.wiued Mr.. Hammond, OF the Cincinnati
Gazette says in reference to this piece oil lnior'na
ton HAT there are some OF the Doctors neigh
bors who have surmised that his angling about the
;nncon of these streams WIS NOT always in the
character thut Dean Swift assigns TO anglers fool
al one end, and worm al The other 1t is limited
that the boy sent TO catch minnows,to secure the
Doctor opportunities FOR more pleasant ganbos
than bobbing his rod" What can Mr.. Hammond
mean 10 ~ insinerrdte. AS Sam Weller has il
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Lottery Draws Eo-MOrr0W!
1 CAPITAL Prize Of $4,000!
30 Prizes /" 1000
Tickets only IS!
LccsburS Academy Lottery,
brilliant scheme.

Together with many of SAC $50. &c &c.
81 "a. For sale at
TALBOr'S OFFICE.
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..EH.M,4... HOA7'X.vc CT 01Hs

WE have onhand full and fresh supply 81 the
w genuine German Anchor Boiling Cloths
for sale at the lowest prices.
Juno II
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.He.fanttria Lottery.
Class A. for 1888.

To be positively drawn at Alexandria, D. e. Satnr-
day the l7th November, 1883.
"a Numbers Lotiery--i2 Dracn Ballefs.
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A CONTRAST.

- na''ons' from The remuest have had siIs but
h. , o'unous onl, ound out the way America. n.i.re
saSied to paddle about the sheres Jus, so with ,be IL
,,na I" but two shon years since first venturvd
o,,s, uNo" ocean and have discovered the precious
,sn ,, N,o"n "hen commenced IN, search hut their
Mn, l i ny Tue use "i them, have only passed om
"j''u Invalid Ia the hale, heart, aud active ,nen h
800 p", comparatively speaking. have removed N,
nh" r' mus WITH confidence III experience
~ WIN NY lclloN -cllizens Dnes the reader ant proo
h Nv" me NE.hI ABLE LIFE MEDICINES are suitable 10
huni' have on file NJ my oifce 3e5 broadway,
Of ' W 'c",H' nom spme OF the pec,abc citizens
,,, ",n inn' Voluntarily offered IN testimony OF the
-" pu' "'ob VEGETABLE MEDICINE.
whose connections haNr bern nenrl, ruined h, the
m h'"'ihs mineral preparations the ,la, will
'at TIC lile Medicines and such only the true
'o"'So 10 permanent good heah. JOHN MOFFAT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15

FRESH Fall .y.v'D WAITER
GOODS.
INllE Subscribers have lust received large sup
l. ply ri Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods. which
have been carefully selected. and purchased At very
REDUCED pr es, aud viii he sold the reasona
BILE tttmsby wholesale or retail. Persons in want oil
Goods would do well To give MS call before pun
chasing, can assure them they viii hnd 10
then interest 10 do SO. YOUNG x MEEM.
&c ohci II IwIt
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PUBLIC Sale.

PUBLIC Sale.
" ILL BE SOLD, by way Of public auction,
w ON Thursday, tho o5th day OF TN. month,
(ocobr,,l on the premises, Tract of
ssss.sN. I. a Nd
&&s3ASE IN the County OF Bedford, situated near
%Y%' the MAN road leading from the Big
Ak-.- l.ss 10 Lynchbu,e, passing through
what called PMes Scttlcmeui, about one mile
from Saunton Rner whu 10 miles oi the Big
Lick. aud Is niles hom Liberty. THIS Tract oI
Land contains $40 Acres. with comfortable
cgy.s.s, BUILDINGS
EA";I upon it, lies well. and about 200 Acres OF clear
-l4..A- ed Land, In good state of impioyemeni',
the Wood Land Is chiefly fins, rate Tobacco Land,
and well numbered.
Persons wishing 10 parchase arc invited 10 exam
Inc tho Land previous to tho day OF sale, and Tor
that purpose Elm. Pate, who acts my Agent, and
who formerly owned mud lived upon 1t, will be on the
premises the day before the sale, prepared 10 show
the llues, aud give all necessary Information about
II. The subscriber will guarantee the tile, about
which there is 10 dispute. Terms will be made
known tie day OF sale. ANN BAILEY.
Bedford. Oct. Is 25O
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COMMERCIAL CONNENTloN.-ln frn-
ccs, Anne county, 10 delegates have been appointed
10 the Commercial Convention, TO be held IN Nor
folk boroush on the second Wednesday OF No'em-
her nexi.-The Norfolk Beacon says: " We learn
from several counties that delegates will be elected
and the prospects, decidedly far of having full re-
presentation"
A meeting is spoken of in Lynchburg, and Will
nrobablv be held in few lays for the appointment
Of delegates and respectfully suggest to the
neghborng counties the expcdlcncy OF cooperating
y this enor, for the prosperity Of The Old Dominion.
fhs people Of the Western counties especially
interested in this movement, and hope to see them
10 notion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-15

.,,J,dass Of both parties, w0nd Soon annha'' this
..,..b,evous faction: am opposed 60 ae'iatng
=. .l.yery question in the Legislature OF Ohio Ap.
,ly the remedy where the disease exists.
" Gen. John Robert Wallace Is announced as
the Administration candidate Tor congress 10 Tue
1.udouu Ds,nc,, nov represented by Charles fen'on
Mercer. Esq. There were no less than four Wings
!, The field. prior to the annuncation of Gen Wal
,..e fMessrs. Mercer, Cuthbeu POWELL X. IL.
Henderson aud w. McCauy) but the hint OF oppo-
.,,,on in this unvarying Wing district. is already
healing the division in our ranks. MI Henderson,
- manly address. wihdfaws his name. aud the
other opponent, ofMr. Mercerwlll doubtless follow
The example, as they have done heretofore, under
Ike circumstances
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-04
FLORIDA.

Late intelligence from the army furnishes
the following:
Forts Taylor, Lane, Christmas, Call and
Yalousia, arc, or are abou, to be abandoned.
Forts King, Micanophy, Hsrlee,
Pcnlata, and Black Greek, are TO be KEEP,
up, and Fort Peyton is to be re-establish-
ed.
The main body Of the troops are now al
Jupiter, with Gen. Jssup. There are be-
sides three companies of regulars at Key
Baskeen, under Col. Bankhead.
There were also troops a, New Smyrna,
HaIloyer and Tampa Bay, md three OF
four companies at Fort Pierce, Indian Riy-
er.
There are 3l5 Indians within three
or four miles of yesup's camp at Jupiter
and arc so situated that they canno; escape
The General will probably keep things al
easy as possible, until the express arrives
from Washington, and then take them b,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-04

Steam Nopigation TO NeV York
There is now fitting out in the port of Lon
don, "A steamer, which is intended to make
the frs, experiment trip TO New York, She
is named the Columbus. She will be pro-
PEELED by Mr.. Howard's patent vapour en-
gines, and carry so days fuel at the same
immersion as a steam vessel on the COM
mon plan, ofequal power and tonnage, can
carry l2 days fuel. She will sail from
the Thames for the Mersey as soon as the
former river shall be free from ice, and Will
leave Liverpool shortly afterwards for New
Mail.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-04
SIERIFF.S SALE.

WASHINGTON, Sc CharieSiO'cr, Matth Is, 1883.
VyTn.I. be sold II Pnblic Auction. at GEN.
w JOSEPH sTiNToN's Hotel. IN
Charles,swn on Saturday the 2s,h day of April
al o'clock r. NJ. all the right tile and interest. tina,
Albert W. Stanton had on the End Monday Of An
gust 1887, IN aud unto certain tract or parcel Of
Land situated IN the town of Charlestown. contair
ing By estimate abou, Ten acres, be the same more
or less, with a Dwelling House thereon standing
bounded westerly on Indian land, norherly on
land Of the heirs OF John c. lloHie, easierly and
southerly on the Public Road For the satisfaction
OF an Execution aud Cost.
JosEPH GAVITr, haF.
Apnl A--3ws.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-04
PROBATE NOTICES.

Court of Probate, Ntwport IprH 2, 1898.
KTPON the petitien of Russell Clarke, Admins
u traitor on the Estate Of GEORGE =. HAS
ARD late of Newport, yeoman, dec. stating that
the personal Estate Of said George s. IlaSard is in
sufficient to paw the just debts and funeral charges
of said George S. Iasard BY the sum Of two thou
sand two hundred and seventeen dollars and eigh-
ty-fve cents and praying that he may, IN his SAID
capacity of Administrator, be authorised nd en-
powered to sell at Public Auction, the real Estate
Of said George 5. IIasard in the town of Newport,
or so much thereof as shall be sufficient to raise
SAID sum OF Two thousand two hundred and seven
teen dollars and cghty-Gve cents, with Incidental
expenses 1t is ordered, that said petition be re-
ceivcd and the consideration thereof referred to a
Court Of Probate, to be holden at the State House,
in Newport, on the first Monday in May next, at Q
o'clock a. NJ and that previous notice be given by
publishing copy of tins order three weeks in sue
cession, in the Rhode Island Republican and Hcrah
ofAe Times for all persons interested TO appear at
said tirac and place and be heard.
4 true Copy UhnoSs,
II. Is. ROWLAND, Probate Clerk.
April 4th, 3w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-04-04
Court of Probate, Nemport april 9, 1888

Court of Probate, Ne~port April2 9, 1888
TUNHE Administrators account on the Estate OF
r. NICHOLAS G.. BOSS, late II Newport
Attorney at Law, dec. was presented for allowance
It is ordered, that the same be received and the
consideration thereof referred TO Court Of Pro
bate, to be holden OF the State House in Newport
on the first Monday in May next, at o clock A. ~
and that previous notice be given by publishing a
copy Of this order three several times in ne Modc
Island Republican, for all persons interested 10 ap
pear a; said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-wilnes',
b. b. IIowLAsD, Prob. elk.
April 9TH 3w