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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-17
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at ARrdoRY HALL,

THIS ETE.NiNG, Dec. i7M, i fair,
ynoi, The first Jair evening alter.
MIR. FRIEND. most respectfully announ
1VA ces to the Ladies aud Gentlemen Of
Newport, ,ha, by the particular request of his
friends. he will amuse them with spec inc n
or his Vocal aud Vcn'roqnlal powers. con-
s,s,ing II Duets, como, sentimental aud pa
trioiic pi cccs--a also limitations and Vcn,rllo-
quinl Exercises.
BY particular rcQues, Mr.. Friend will sing
three crIchrc,cd IIppecnnne songs.
Door. open n, hoif pas, SIX, Conccr, to
comm eucr NJ O'clock
Tickets 25 cts to be obtained Al the Book
Stores of W. Callahan and WIN. A. Barber,
nnd a, the door. For particulars sec bis.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-17
a Directory
Of all the Business People and Forms o
the Ciiu,

the City,
Alphabetically arranged under enclI business
or profession. This Directory will be OF
great Importance to oil who are in any way
connected with The business interests Ut Bos
ton, MS II will BE- n complete guide TO the
Warehouses, Stores, Shops md Offices of the
citizens. The Calendar pages have been
greatly improved, aud contain hvc or six ad
dltonal columns OF important calculations -
The Almanac will contain corrected map
of The cny. list of all the Streets, Banks,
Insurance Offices, Societies, Biographies of
eminent men, Government OF United States.
Census q! Msssac hasc,ls, Courts, etc. Pub
nc Institutions, Stages, Packets, etc. and o
very interesting account OF tho city Of Low.
ell, written by ono ot her citizens.
Tho work will be printed on fine paper,
with entire new type, aud handsomely bound
IN clo;h.--Pr'cc - cents per copy. a liberal
discount ma lie To lose who buy tn sell again
Orders sonl to THOMAS Groom, 50 State
street, Boston, will meet with prompt aicn
! tion. Dec. 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-17
PORT Of NEW PORT.
CLEARED
CIITI a u III.
9Th, Brig Eagle, Brown, Mobile.
10th, 5chr. Franklin Greene, smith, Havana.
sloop superior, smith, Mobile.

9th, Brg Eagle. Brown, Mobile.
lOth Schr. Franklin Greene, Smith, Havana.
I" sloop superior, smith, Mobile.
ARRIVALS.
FHIDAY, Dec. llh.-Arr. schr. Tnsso, Durdick, from
Havana.
SATURDAY, Dec. 18th h.-Arr. brig Sarah Elizabeth
THbbut, Gn Addison fr New York, with spnrs.
Srhrs Lebanon, iialicit. fan Portland Tor Phisdcphiu
with assorted cargo VIM. Penn, fostert TN Mnchins
for ~ York; Bilow, stevens. I'm Cierl, field for do
Ivnnhoc, kiiborn, In N.Nburyport Tor Philadelphia
Psnac, Corey. tn wes,pori for Nofik saluda, Had
win, Tin New York for New Erdord Susan Ludwi
Young, I'm Ihomaston for New York.
5loops Ricnz Heath, fn Providence for New York
Elcanoia a, Hudson, lin New York ior wRrehnn.
SUNDAY, Dec. l3th.-Arr. Sloop Copy, Gardner, from
Nantucket for New York.
MospAy, bee. lilh.-Au brig Prince de Joinvilie
Gardner days from Baltimore with wood IA Marshal
4 Castor.
sloops Excel Claddinc, 90 hours I'm New York io
Providence; Moses Edd> Dlvcn, TN Provlence Cham
pion, Appcby, lin New York fnr Providence.
Brg Vrgniun, fn Mobile, passed up
S.iLEp--Schr franklin Greene, smith, Bnvnnn.
TuEsDty, Dec. l5tl.-Arr. Sioop Charles, Ash, 2
hours from New York for Providence.
w.Dygsp,y Fec. l6th.--Arr. bIig Hannah & Abigail
Anderson, from Ellsworth for y. y, SchT. Julin An
dcrson, lin do. for 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-17

BRIGHTON MARKET-moNDn. Dee. IA. le4e.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser and Patriot.
At murket 7sO beef Cauie. 2io Stores, 22O0 sheep
snd 800 Swine.
Pnicks--Be.f Cai,e The prices obtained las, week
had, sustained, We qcoie frst quality 80 35j second
quality Il SO 4 rs third quality ;3sS15.
BsrreliMy Cni,Ia-Mess al - No. % IS, No 2 g.
slor"s--f f.nriing. Sat So tw" year oj III Is
three year old 81 a q.
Sherp-Sal quick. we notice sales Et ~ az, e.
! 80, So, 81 IS.
Swine-iots I" prdile fiou, ito Tor sows to
for bn Al Ieinil lfnm To 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-17
THURSDAY, December ~.

THR MEssAGE.-Presiden Van Bu-
ren's last annual Message will bo found
entire in this days paper 1t will be
seen, there is no direct allusion in the
Message to the recent election of Prcsi-
dent and Vice President, but in speak
ing Of the general intelligence and pa
triotism Of the people, he in two iustan-
ces takes care TO speak Of their ultimate
decision, and says that their fairly
elected judgment upon public affairs is
never ultimately wrong. This is in CT
feet echoing the stale cry Of the Globe,
that their recent Judgment" WAS the
result Of BRIBERY!
The National lntslligenccr thus
briefly sums up the contents OF the
Message. We have no room for fur
ther comments at present.
"In all that part Of which concerns
the Foreign Relations of the United
States, the department Of public affairs
which tails most properly and peculiar
y under the supervision Of the Execu-
tive. the Message is satisfactory, and
can hardly fail Of being acceptable to
almost every reader. With the whole
world we are in peace and amity; and
the only serious controversy that we
have with any nation, carried on in u
spirit of amity, wears moro (rathor
than less) favorable aspect than it did
either ut the commencement or the
close of the last Session of Congress
From the undoubtcd disposition ofboth
parties To bring the matter to an early
conclusion, we are glad to learn from
the Message that the President looks
with entire confidence to prompt ant
satisfactory termination Of the negotia'
ton between the United States anC
Great Britain on the Boundary ques
ton.
The remainder Of the Message with
the exception of "a recommendation con
cerning the rates Of letter postage, an
other concerning the suppression ol the
trade carried on from the United States
with the African slave factories, and
the illusions to the Florida War and the
Exploring Expedition, is in fact neither
more nor less than an elaborate defence
of the course OF the present and last
Administrations in reference to the cur
rcncy, sub-trcnsury, hard-moncy, and
other questions, upon which, in the con-
crete, the tribunal Of the People has but
just now pronounced judgment, not by
a nalority Of votes merely; but III
voice, tho thunders of which are even
reverberating among the distant noun
Itains."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-17
Us q 8 q 3 q 8 q 6

In Providence on the 9Th inst, Mr.. J. Carlisle Boor
ON. OF Lexington, Ky. to Miss sarah D., daughter oi
James Eames, Esq. of Providence.
In Tiveron, on the Str inst Mr.. Rcrjsmin Greene, o
Portsmouth, to Mis-. Msry Corey, of Tnerton.
IN Fall River, 1hnr.dn, syrnng last, Hon. Nnihnn
rl u. Burden. TO M,' Lcuisa Gray, daughter OF Mr..
Pardon Gray.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-17
NEWPORT LYCEUM.

A Lecture will be delivered before the
Newport l.yceum tomorrow friday even
ing, by Benjamin B. Iiowland Esq. Ques.
,ion Tor dcbutn neat Tuesday evening -"Whn,
is the most glorious, philan,hropic or bene
fetal uct or event of the last 100 years 2"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-17
PIANO FORTES,
Manufactured BY
Brown g. MaIIcl, ROstDpy.

rINlI f. subscriber Keeps constantly ON hand,
4 nj his rooms No. 1.Hopk ins.sr., Pow
dencc, a good assortment of Pbano Forics,
from The above mnhutaciory, OF various styles
and cost. which instruments in point of tone,
action and finish, are believed To be equal ,o
any made in the United States, aud are sO
pronounced by competent p,dgcs,--which
will be sold ~ reasonable M Instruments o!
~ good qualify can be purchased elsewhere.
The attention of The public is pertcuInrly
called 10 notice recent Improvements by the
above man nuiaetBTrrs, tf,r whsk they have
obtained letters patiently by which The effect
of one string very soh and purc tone is pro.
duccd. in manner entirely original In princl-
pie and applrntiop, and which sya- met th"
universal npprobatnp Of every disisteyrsted
professor who has examined aud tried them.
The advantages of tins spparatne ever Any
other similar one in Use, will appeor 90 sl,e
slightest examination, especially ms n may be-
used at will, without throwing the nn'soIs
cot tune in the lenst degree, ian "bjsct
never before attalned.) IL not liable to g"s
o,,r o. order HseH, oi derange sny other pnri
Of the Instrument Purchasers AND others
arc very respee,fu lly invited tn cnll ns nbovc
aud examine the instrument TOR themselves.
DANFORTH LYON.
u
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-17

nodinte appropriation Of &i5l $50 80 to
iDect the payment OF pensions becoming
due on and aiier ist January, 1871.
nj. VAN BUREN.
The Speaker also communicated a
letter fro n The Sscreiary Of Tho Navy,
transmitting the annunI slatemen, Of the
expenditures for contingencies for his of:
fee and the Office of tho Commissioners
Of the Navy for tho year ending 3oth
September last, which amount, for tbs
office Of the Secretary, St, ,a23 46, and
for tho office Of the Commi ssioners 10
81 ,722 81. Laid on the table and or
dored TO be printed.
And the House adjourned over to
Monday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-17
Winter Articles.

C0TTON Batting and wadding cheap
" cloth tor coniforters; blankets and fan.
nels yarn comior'ers inuAs l'ptd gloves
wo"llen mitrns snd gloves kn,ttisg yarn ;
'nocassins aud woolleD hoso /; hon,cspup PLAID
und plain fanncls; Alpincs. Merinos aud Tut
bets, for sale at JAMES liAMMONDS.
Dec. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-17
TIE
BOSTON ALMANAC for 1871
by 8. NJ. DICKINSON,

w I'LL be ready for purchasers abou, the
w Doth Of December. Orders first re-
ccived will meet with the first attention. -
This number is an Improvement upon all pre-.
ce edlng numbers. Ii contains
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-17
NEW MUSIC.
FOR THE PIANO FORTE.

o"st p'ce''eo j'oW s'e" Ao'"'
4 grca, variety oi Marches. Wnltxs, tl"ad.
"a rifles, Sopgs &c. sc. Also great vn.
rieiy of sacred songs, beautifully arranged
Tor the Piano Forte, and adapted Tor Sabbath
evening recreation.
Song Of David, Song OF Joseph,
Song of Miriam. Song Of Msii.
Song to the Dove, Song and march "f the
lie coine,E, I.evn-s.
Charity, God is every where,
The Iofsnt's Prayer.
Alison great variety OF Ilarrison marches
aud Why S"ngs.
For sale nj tho variety store of
7. STACY, Jr.
Directly opposite tie Pos, Otbcc.
Nov. 2ti
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-17

The Boston Daily Advertiser contains
the following article, which we com
mend to tho attention of the members
Of tho Legislature Of this State. hoping
they will bear it in remembrance at the
ensuing January session.
CoSGREssIoSAL ELEcTIoSs.--Wo
spoke some days since ofthc proprioty of
IA change in tho laws regulating the
election of members of Congress, in
those States where the choice at present
is not made until after tho commence
ment Of the period for which the MEM
bcrs arc chosen. We think that this
subject ought to be pressed upon the
attention Of the people of the States i'll
question. There are twelve States,
which al tho commencement of the con-
stitutional term Of tho 9th Congress
viii have no Representatives. Ofthcse
twelve, onc---Ncw Hampshire--will
choose its members on the 9th March,
and Connecticut and Virginia will
choose in April These elections will
occur 30 near the commencement Of the
term that no material Inconvenience is
likely to occur. Yet even in these
States, in case Of the necessity ola Sc
cond election, the people would be sub
jcct to the hazard Of being unreprescnt-
ed, in case of tho necessity for an extra
session.
In Rhode Island, North Carolina,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, Illinois,
and Alabama, it is understood that the
elections, according to the existing laws,
will not be held until August next, in
Maryland not until October, aud in
Mississippi in November. IL must be
apparent. from tho .remarks which We
! have made, that it is not compliance
with the obligations Of the Constitution,
To choose the members Of Congress nt
periods so long subsequent to the date
when their services may 5e required.
As we have already remarked, the Lc-
gislaiure, Of most Of these States either
arc or shortly will be IN session, and II
will bo in their power to remedy the
evil to which We have advcrttd.
Il CoNctRr.-- rur townsm,n, Mr George
!, Friend. will favor us with Concert ut ht.
mory Hall, this evening. weather permitting
Nr. +. sincc his lns' appearance among ~,
\ by Jint of study nnj practie. hps acquired
The or, Of VpnlrIloquisrn. This in conncxioi
With his vccs powers, n,n-, render bi- bill oi
fare unusually ourocu,c. Give hln iulI
n iiuosc.
The Army md Navy Chronicle coh,rnd'ci'
the ,rbn-, winch hiss been published IN vari.
Il op, p.p.rs. ,h., ,he ". s. ship " IN. hnc
| Oh,o had b,sn o,dercd anme, ~ 'hc rnueti
NJ Coo, f.gH 80 saeh cTtoi bad btea -
sstf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-17
NE VIZ G 90 D s.

,V,IIE subscriber has insl opened large
j assortment OF hluc. black, Snd drab Bra
YER and Pilot Cnths, Cassimcrcs and Vest
mgs. Of extra quality, adapted to the custom
trade. which wi! be made up 10 order ~ hls
usu al good style, II, very low prices.
AlsS large assortment OF every descrip.
Tim oi
READY MADE CLOTHING.
consisting in part Of supcrfnc Beaver snt
Pilot Cloih ovrrcoa,s, made up IN The most
fashionable manner. ior sale low.
f. II. TllURSTON,
No. ~ Market square, pro,ldepce.
Dec. L.. --Jw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-17
Please 10 take Notice.
For New York.

Daily line from Stoningion.
<1.s3 TIE steamboat Mo
a HGGAN leaves SionIng
5I:iEY ton every Monday, Wed
0S-zSsz ncsday, and Friday, Al
4 =. M.-and the NARRAGASsETr on every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, ut the
same hour. Dec. IL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-17
Due frnm Banks expected
S2i,520,l7;I
ENrESDirt:kts.

Ordinary purposes, iiton-
grebs make no reduction
IN the appropriations re-
quCslcd by the different
Departure nts, estimated at Sl0,25
This would leave at the
close Of the year bul.
nnce estimated u, 5,47'
Bot scriain payments must
also be made on account
OF the funded npd uuIind-
cd debt unless Congress
suibofize Contracts Ia be
formed for extending the
t,ne of their payment
tbus there will be requir.
ed on account vf the
fpudcd debt ~
Redemption of Treasury
notes, " al the others
DO issued, which can
be under tie prc-en; law,
ss then the aipnunt re
formed IN lsal vii prob
ably 40, exceed i.50
E.,lshicd bslancc IN 10
Treasury ~ 'hc eins. al
the year iSjt. after Ill
payments whaisorV, s.,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-17

AIsnanacs for 1S4l.
The American,
rhc Formers,
The Rhode Island,
aud Fancy Al,nanaes,
For sale by
LINES H.9.Eu O.iII.
Dec. TO-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-17
Tom n,llissiOMcrs nmd Admin =
istratOr's Notice.

TNBEsobscr,bsrs having been sppsn,cd by
tho Hon. Conrt "t Probate, VI The town
of Newport, Commissioners 90 The erinte Of
!Sarnh afoyg~n, late of Newport. dec. and
having given bonds as 'bo law requires, here
by give notice that six months frUn ih. Div
OF Nov. Ulin,o, are SLOWED for the creditors
tn exhibit thor claims against said estate.
and that we will ssend for The purpose os
examining the same nj the house of Joshna
Tdpp, IN B,oad Street. on thr first Saturdays
in April md Mpy, 1871, O, 2 O'Clock, =. NJ.
Josrus TH,Pr.
y. ~. FRkSKLrs. jr. Comm'rs.
G,proS PALMEn, Jr.
All persons indcbtcd to said estate. are re-.
ques,ed to make imrnsdintc rnymcnt to
ALEXANDER MORGAN, .9dm'r.
Newport Dec. 10. lSf0
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-17

From the National intciiigenccr Of the 10Th Inst
The Annual Report Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, yesterday laid before Congress,
states the Receipts and Expenditures for
1s40, as follows:
RECEIPTS.
The receipts and means for 1910, exclusive
Of trusts and the Post Office, have been as
follows:
The available balsncc on
the FIRST Of January 1910,
is computed to have been $2.246.7 6.7I9 90
During the three first quar-
ters Of the present year,
? the nett receipts from
Customs were I0,6S9 6S4 7S
during thc same period
from Public Lands 2,6302i7 25
Miscellaneous 77,GGO SO
E.tiInated receipts fourth
quarter from all other sour
ccs 100000 90
These make the aggregate
ordinary receipts for the
year I7,l97.7s3 OF
Add The cs'imated receipts
Of principal and interest
III 1870. out of what was
due from former depos,e
hnnks $4,000 90
Add $50 the estimated re.
ccip,s from 4th bond of
the U. S,atcs Bank 100000 co
hdd for the issue Of Treas.
nry notes. instead of 9th
crs redeemed 54l0,O0O 90
Aggregate from these ad.
dnionul sources ss,790,OoO co
Which make the total
means in lS40, ns nsccr.
taincd and estimated S26,234, sig OF
EXPENDITURES.
The expenditures for 1870. exclusive OF
trusts and the Post Office, have been as fol-
lows:
For first three quarcrs,Civ-
il, Diplomatic aud Mis-.
cellancous AIS 24S g.
Same, Military $3.50 ia 81
Same, Naval 1920 3l6 IS
Estimates by the Treasury
Though higher by other
Dcparlmeuis) for all ex-
pcnse. Tor fourth quarter 5,Oc0,0O0 90
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-17

listing laws arc Cstllated /,
follows:
From Customs
From Lands
Miscellaneous
Expected balance in the
Treasury. Jan. !, lS!i.
Due frnm Banks expected
10 be made available
A power will exist under
ac, Of 3lst March, 1910,
10 issue Treasury notes
ill q year from its pms.
iage expires, bat not 10
, make the whole omission
81. outstanding at any onn
time exceed five millions
oil dollars this will fur
Dish additional means g.
quail to The computed
amount which can be is.
sued n, the close VI Tie
prcssn, year about
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-17

NATIoSAL BANR.--1hs New York
Courier & Enquirer remarks The
shameless impudcnce OF Mr.. Wv BU.
REx in asserting ,hnl a " National Bank
was, rs is undcniablc, repudiaicd, by the
trainers Of the Constitution as incompaii
hle with the rights of The States, and The
libertic. Of tho people" may be rstima.
ed BY reference To the following facts.
GrosGr WAsuiSGroN and JAMLs
MAprsov were among the trainers oi the
Constitution, md knew the sentiments ol
The Convention which formed that insiru-
ment Groaos WAspISctos signed
tho charter of tho first National Bank
JAMS MADlsoS that Of The second
Was silber ~ these men of q temper 10
cncroocl, upon the liberties " the Pco.
pie, or on The rights Of The Sin,csl Such
10 the implication of Nl' FAS Blntss
language.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-17

The Army md Navy Chronicle co',tnd'ci'
tine ,rbn-, winch hiss been published IN vari.
or, papers, hat 'hs u. s. ship VI the hne
ONO hsS been o,dercd anme, q, ,hc r1Ucfi
NJ Goo. i.sH. 80 taeh crioi bad bteS -
sa,i.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-17

RECEIPTS.
.
In hastily running our eye over the Re.
port. We gather thai the receipts under cx
listing laws arc Ssti Giated 10 be probably rs
fnllovs.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-05
New and Interesting.

NHURRAY'S TRAVELS in North America,
lVA during the years 1894, 1885, aud 1886, M
Guiding summer residence with tie Pawnre
tribe of Indians in the remote pralries Of The Mis-
sour, and visit to he Azore Islands.
.Nortons Hope, or the Memoirs of a Provincial
Opinions of Lord Brougham on Politics, Theology
Law, &c.
The Thugs or Phanslgars OF lnoia, comprising
history of the rise and progress of that fraternity
oil assassns, and description Of the system which
it pursues, and of the means which have been
adopted by the supreme government OF India for
its suppression.
Father Butler aud the Tough Deorg Pilgrim, by w.
II. Carleton.
The Nava Founding, by the Old Sailor.
Sketches of London, by the author of Bench and
Bar.
Walks and Wanderings in the World Of Literature
by the same author.
Precaution, Novel by Cooper
John Smiths Letters, with PlcterS' 10 match.
Blanche Of Navarro, Play, by James
Tortesa the USurer, play, 10y Willis.
The above new works with fresh supply o
SCHOOL BOOKS, have recently come to hand
and are offered for sale E3-" for cash only. IN
PFlSTER & GOODWIN.
Feb'y. %, lS40 S3u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-05
Executors Sale.

\ order OF the hon. Probate court of Lowndes
ID county Mss, The undersigned design offer
ing for sale to the highest bidder, on Monday the
18th December, the remnant of the property be
longing to the estate of A Nash decd, on a credit
Of u months, the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved security; consisting Of the east hall 81
The north east quarter of section 20, township g.
nngs II, west. Containing 50 acres more OF
less, with 50 acres Of cleared land under fence
and IN the county Of Lowndes and State efMis.;
also Two good beds, beds'eads and furniture, two
negroes, and few Other articles Of minor impof-
lance Also on the same day, and at the same
place The Mansion house, and other buildings Of
'ne late deceased. and 10 acres of land, viii be
offered for rent for one year, 10 the highest bid
Oer.the same 10 give note With approved security
G. e. s. w. w. NASH, Exc.
and G. +. NASH, Guardian.
Nov 81 0-20-4t-prsf 81 50.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-12-05
VAIL ARRANGEMENTS

'.tI,prn, via, FiOreacs. .lia,--Due
W. ~, SUNDAY. tuesday, and Friday at P. Nj
81 cI,,e.. every Sunday, Tuesday, and
sTddny at W.
Say, Wednesday aud Saturday at BAN.
'( CIr.c, every Sunday Tuesday and FRI
.,, 7PM,
T.stern, ria Tuscaloosa, s Mo-
~ ria. GreensborOugh. due every
S"'' "Wednesday, aud Friday,at PPM.
Closes every Monday, Wednr'day,and,
sFdiay,at NJ
Due every Sunday and Wednesday, at P NJ.
Close, SPIN.
Vinchestcr,ria. Macon and DeKalb
Dae every Monday and Tuesday, at 6PM.
Closes every Monday aud Tuesday,at 2 NJ.
Green sbOrOugh, Miss, ria. Ply.
aoplh and Starkrilie. every Sat
urJay at ~ NJ.
Closes every Tuesday, at SPIN.
uouston. ria. Colbert due every
Friday at 6f NJ.
Closes every Tuesday at sP NJ.
marlborough, ria. Philadelphia.
Due every Sunday al 5 L NJ.
Closes every Monday at sP Nj,
CaledOnia.-Due every Sunday, 6P
Closes every Friday at sP NJ.
Fayette G. III. Ala, ria .naipori,
Due every Friday, IL NJ.
Closes every Friday, NJ.
JOSEPH BLAIR,
Post .Nasier.
Cnlnmhns. Dec. 1910
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To tho Debtnrs


t- IhE toHHlfCLfL y R.4EL R04D
BANK or NlCKSBURG.
III e'aas..a PIE ass. -,uusr, OF. t.e pr,1--,, ana
A elee'- o 's sblss Bank On ,l.e i5..' F,b-s,-
-Asi "ael o.l-.rj. the Itu.vr, are srurs., 4,
no ngl 10 pas o. lie paper "a lie tsuA uut. lie
l''A d" February next, upon sDy de5Is due IL. aud
" pay ai,-rRarl, upon all debts WHICH slaH by
t-- 10y Be scared &C. l!r sa,lss,, "a ai fhf sgner
I,"s1 aeDls which hy that tims shsH DOT i. ~.
eufcd Wa b. sGbfC; O. surh ruiz as nav b adop,sd
m carrying 'le trust lald effect, Tue cause reier-
rrd 20 IS as fs..ows;
The trustees shaA proceed to eafee, aud holds
me proceeds o. slCh ,3hS, aud slSs Ia cniect and
real Se 10 money The most that NAV b, practicable
from lie o'ntS, b8is Of exchsnse. bills receivable,
notes accounts, clams Judgments douauds chose
~ aci"n AMI profits Of ssbd Rad Road. from aud a +
CT TIE time oi is completion to Jsck,oa, hereby
transferred and assigned 10 thtm Provided bow
ever hat sad uSietS shall IN nn case refuse 10 IL.
esneltom dtblofs to SAID Presid,nr. Directors ard
Company Of The Commerce, aud Rail Road Bank
81 ehShufg tie bank notes ChtrkS post mates Ger.
hhoatts ni dyposie, am, bills receivable due from
SAID bank Or any OF rs branches IN payment OF debts
due To lie said Presidents, Directors and Company
ol The Commercial & Rad Road Bank OF Nck ,hHrg
prnshiei such debtor debtors shall I've suihe enl
tsecunl for the amount ol his, her or their liabilities
within twelve months after tie registration of this
deed oil trust.
W. w. FRAZER J
THOS. :. ROBINS ASsisnecs
VIM. 5. B0DLEY. \
Nov. 81 lS40. 20-i3w