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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-07

The following extract is from a speech
of the celebrated Dickens, at a public din
net given him in Edinburgh;
IfeIt an earnest and humble desire, and
shall do till | die, to increase the stock Of
harmless c~heerfulness. | feft that the
world was not utterly to be despised-that
it was worthy Of living in for many rea.
sons. / was anxious t., find; as the Pro-
fesssor has said, if | could, in evil things,
that soul of goodness which the great
Creator has put in them. | was anxious to
show that virtue may be found in the bye
ways of the world-thaat it is not incom-
patible with poverty and even with rags
and t o keep steadily through life the motto
expressed BY the burning words of our
Northern poet:
THE rank is but the guinea stamp,
teThe mans the goud for a. that"
The Boston Post says the following i
a good illustration IF a style of d;sputine
which has not yet wholly gone out 0
fashion
A.: supposins / had a ship at sea
B. But you have no ship at sea.
A. Well, supposingg I had a ship at sea-
b. (~warmly.( | tell you you have n
ship at sea.
4. But s~uPposISG | HAD aship at sea-
B. (mad as furry You lie, you rasea
You have no ship at aea,
!, Lawyers are Of very fee-veFlsA aabats,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-07

The following story by Hocd. is ire.
sistible:-it lodses nothing by age:-'It's
a good sign of a dog when his face grows
like his masters. It's a proof he's aye
glowerin' up in his masters cen, to dlscov-
er what he's thinking on, and then, with
out the word or wave O command, 10 be
aft TO execute the wull o his silent thocht,
whether it be to wear sheep Or run down
deer. Hector got sac Ike me, afote he
deed, that | remember, when | was owre
lazy to gang TO the kirk, | used. to send
him to take my place in the pew, and the
minister kent nae difference. Indeed he
once asked me, next day, "what | thocht
O. the sermon, for he saw me wonderful
attentive an1ane a rather Sleep coDfrsga-
ton" Hector and me fled n anither
sic a lookl and | was feared Mr.. Patton
would have observed it; but he was a SIM
pie, primitive, unsuspectin aud mana
very Nathaniel without guile-and he
jealoused neathing tho both Hector and
me was like to split; and the dog, after
laughin' in his sleeve for mair than a hum
dred yards, could stard it nc longer, but
was obliged to loup ava owre . hedge into
4 potato field, pretending to have scented
paIrtridges."
FEMALE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
m1any schools, has convinced us that fe
male influence may be made more powf /
full than all laws for the improvement, o
Public Education. Suppose that any tw
or three Ladies should steadily VIZ It th
school in any particular district shout
note the progress and conduc' of tn
scholars-and encourage the tes her wit
their friendly adyice-can am ono douh
that the school thus visited, even thong
tie visits should be merely eeklv, worl
soon exhibit an appearance srholiy diff
emf from the comfortless and se had a
most said God-forsaken> schools 50 fre
q,uently met With in =. S enlightened az
and country
Such attention br the Ladies to Ii
school, would soon 8 anne the Lords of ih
creation into a pr per sense of their dut
and we should hen, indeed, have con
mon schools wotny to be the nurseries
American frearaen.-Roch. Tost.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-07

10 The Editor IF The Baion Rouge GAZETTE:
have seer with some little surprise, ar.
tlcies in your paper, lurporting 10 express
the political views and wishes Of the whig
party in East and West Baton Rouge. in
the ensuing election Tor governor Of tl,i.
State. do not think the wings arc going
to r"linqnlsh the principles for winch tbcy
have contcpdcd for pulDy years past, and
put N the best Office IN their gift, the man
VINO did AZ Ifn1cIi a, Hov other To thwart
tnei' inrpo ~. do not think the wings
Of fat"n Rouge are going 10 show so much
ctar'\--tr beap coals Of fire upon the head
OF btn who "as Il mciabnr Of the grand
distributing committee it, the city Of New
Ori@tns, that circulated papers and pam.
pI'Ict' inn1mcrable a%ifi}rt, Throughout the
stale, charging the rlrty With groas d..
ho1'taiy, and all mar,ner Of CORRUPTION,
nttering as many gross caInnnies as cotllf
~ found IN Il gwen qirni'y Of "Keaial'.
Extra" eiixer for the political morals nj
the people. II the:y would make hias t0nH
governor, tn@y have lesa consisterrv tfaa
| oIn willing 10 give them credit To-. Let
thosc nameless ONES" halE-breeds len.
servstlvcs, or by whatever naIne tbs re.y
may be known under the s4n--Iab0r oa-
It will be in vain Dennis Pr,euf cannot
DC governor Of the State Of Louisiana ~
the choice Of the wings. OsE VINO.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-07

a WAS brought to the depot of Ba-
~ tton Rouge from the jail of the
n.y. parish of Iberville, on the 18th of
M May 1S4l, a negro boy who calls
snuaaAa.o himself GRAY, 4 fetc 8 inches
high, SAYS he belongs to Mr.. oville, living on
the sea shore.
The owner is requested to comply with the
law and take him away.
nav lE-l3
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-07

g WILL Mr.. T.LER sign MIR. Clay's
bank bill, should it come before him In its
original shape! This is a question often
asked us, but as we know no more OF Mr..
Tyler's will than psopla generally do, VIC
al: always unable TO give a definite an
swer. We refer our readers TO the Bee,
Oh this subject. That paper argues for
the affirmative of the question on very Plau'
sible grounds, we think. 1t asks, what
would Mr., L. gam by doing otherwise.
There's the question: self-lnterest, trou
the President TO his hostler! The great
secret of all human actions, lies in thai
little word GAN; it Is the controlling law
of men and parties, and the Bee under
stands this as well as the next one.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-07

LAWYERS are of very fee-vGrisA habits,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-08-07

Let Us pause not, LEI US not rePose, I'll
the Benefits rs well as the glpry of our VIC
tory shall be gained, and above all, I'LL VIC
shall be secure from ambush and assault
from treachery and from INVASION.
A DEIEe.rE y. o. CONVENTION.
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Riot in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, nnd abolition
ism.

W. st., A. r,I,; ,;I e., ~ r.:
.;.,; -. or,,, ~,
,,,o rio, in ,na, ci,r. '
A.. 49,, 49,. ,;
uo,;on ~ w." or,;,n,an, a. :, ''. ~ oD'"
$500 ':t ~. c' ',',.,,'' 80 '''''"'y
roon s,nL,oJ L,. '',' a. " ,'''I I 'lr' ,'u
,Ie.,.o. - w ''V' "
'","0 v, W, VI, "'I"' P'o''','7' LAS
:e . "o 100 '' ooo ~''"|, ''"'''"',-
9 "'" Nv v. w. "''0'''','" DIT '"'
Sr 1.' ''aI",,' "''" w "''"'" I''' po''
,,'o"'"s5 '"' = 5'' ','"C'S' anu ".''
a.. ssn,a ,'I ,;.I rsoF,, ',';'' VI. wy
,;am :; aa.aJ ,,' @ , ' 80 I'''..,''. ~.
,n,r,h r,r the cor,or or Siv,h ,,I pro,J
way. where thew attacked , house IN
which several rccrocs were assembled
with stones. clDbs. and other missiles
The ncrroos ra,urnod , fire If crs,o,r,,
bv which one man w,s killed and sovs,.
nj badly wounded Vho fir h, was Lo,,
m for several hours in , manner Jar,;nc
ali description dnrinr which tho crowd
nrocurod , cor,o, aud d;scb,rroJ !,
loaded with slucs. three times into ,bc
negro Quarters. About 2 o'clock ,hc
Mavor and policc succeeded in re,,ino
ont the military and on;otirg tho riot
We have NOT bcor ,ble !, tho co,rr.
sion that nrevaiIs 70 go,hor onv occur,,,
information Of ,be extent Of the iniury
and loss Of life. We arc told that At jeos
two white mpn arc killed and sever,
badly wounded Several negroes have
also been killed. and wounded-but III,
extent not known. We have learned nc
names, and shall not ATTEMPT particulars
until we can give an accurate statement,
From, The ,ome name, of,5e Gh
Two Plot Whon o,r non0r olosod -,
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on Fifth near Vine, which was thorough.
| ly rlddIed, almost in the very presence Of
the authorities. The mob then resorted
to the bookstore Of Messrs. Truman &
SMITH, where the police succeeded in
arresllng some twenty of the leaders, who
were lodged in prison, and the disorder
ceased for the night.
On yesterday, matters appeared tolera.
| bly, quiet, but information was conveyed
to the authorities of design, on the par,
OF some of the Kcnuckians, to release
the rioters confined in jail, after nightfall.
Inc military were again under arms at
6 O'Clock.
We have heard of but two deaths. rs
the result Of Friday nights riot. On
Saturday night, we understand that ne
gro was 50 badly beaten by the crowd ON
Columbia street, that he will not survive
and a member of Capt. Rehlus' German
Company, was .way-laid and attacked, on
his road home, by party of blacks, who
beat him very severely. We have not
heard whether his wounds are dangerous
or not.
In relation to this disgraceiul riot the Louis
vile Advertiser contains the following: "Thc
troubles in Cincinnati appear to have subsidized,
so far as roing, the destruction of property, and
the endangcrng of lives are concerned. Many
of the individuals engaged in the outrages which
we have heretofore detailed, are in prison-the
police continue making arrests-the negroes are
securely keptin the jail-yard and thorough in
vestlgatlon is to be had. The rioters are to be
brought tojusce, it is said and a thorough sifing
OF the negro population entered upon. Slaves,
who, under the sanction Of an ertra-udcial dccis-
ion, Gas the Gazette styled it,) are protected by
the negro and Abolition population of Cincinnati,
have of late so ieartuIIy accumulated in that city,
are to be restored to their owncrs-vicous free ne
grocs are to be expelled from the city or made to
give security for their future good behaviour. All
these things have been fOreseen and the people of
Cincinnati should, at an early day, have provided
against them, by removing the seeds of digcord
and hcart-burning from their midst.
But whatever error may have been commit
ted there Is no to be found for the riotous
and lawlcss proceedings which have disgraced the
city. There is none. When we hear of cases of
Iynchng" and personal outrage, unauthorized
by law, on the extreme frontiers of the country,
where the laws arc weak and offenders are strong,
we can find some pallaiion at least, for the con-
duct of those who become ga law unto them
selves But we defy any one to point out
case in city or thchly settled country, with its
wholesome laws, its courts and paraphrenoa of
justIcc--wlth strong ycomanry and disciplined
military, ready to aid the civil authorities in
seeing that the laws be faithfully executed"
where mob can find the least shade of apology,
or the slightest justification in considerations Of
justice or public good
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Caution TO Travellers.

FE7RAVELERS desiring 10 90 west
Il from Chicago by stage to Peru,
and thence to Peoria, by the mail boat
are cautioned against the deceit used at
the FREMONT HOUSE,, in Chicago, by the
Agent of line running to Peoria, by
Dixon's Ferry, who there has his Office,
as said agent will, by eluiyocation and
indirect falschood give information that
there is no regular stage direct to Peru
and although he will perhaps avoid direct
f1lschood, he will 50 manage as to de-
ceye those who are unacquan,ed, and
who make no further enquiries, for the
purpose of getting them to travel in his
line round by Dixon. to get to Peoria,
As such deceit was attempted upon me
by said agent, and by and with the
knowledge of the clerk Or barkecpcr of
the fremont House who knew that
wished to go to Peru and Peoria, direct,
and Of whom made inquiry for the Peru
Office, deem it duty owe the travel
ing public, to put them on their guard
as they will be informed at the fremont
House that "this is the stage Office" and
that "we do not nOU run to Peru, owing
to the low state of the River" but go tc
Peoria The office of the mail line to
Peoria via Peru, found near the corner
of Lake and Clarke streets, notwithstand
ing | was informed at the fremont
House "that that was the office" Anl
| am informed that the mail boat, run
ming between Peru and Peoria, has no
lost trip this season on account of low
water. W. S. BROWN, of \. York.
CHICAGO, Sent. -, 1871. lS--3v
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NEW STOCK OF FALL IND WINTER
DRY GOODS.
At HIS lake Street, Chicago.
Il. b. CARTER d Go

EEAyE just opened, and are now receiving. a
Z !, large aud we'll selected assortment of STA.
n ,,r. Dact,S "'oDS, when ,ney ohtI by the
prices: ' 50 '''' '''' ''' ''''' 81
cases Blk. Colored ENGLISH and French
Merinoes, very cheap.
Is do. English and American Prints.
do. Sleeps Grey and Brown PULLED
Cloths and CassImeres.
70 pieces Red and White Flannels.
Blk. Blue, Invisible Green, Brown. and
Mixed Broad Cloths,
Blue and Blue Blk. Beaver and PHO,
Cloths,
Sattinois, Kentucky Jeans, Molcskins and
kerseys,
Plain and Plaid T,iuspvs Russia D;,rors
aud Cb,oI., '''
u ~.
beu lIchS, Canton Flannel and COlored
Cambricks,
Brown Sheelinrs. Rloacbnl NI,sI;,s 80,
,o, van, ~ ''''''''' y w
wa "'"'
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~ OTICE.-Thc heirs of Ezra .2ck.

n OTICE.-The heirs of Ezra .Rck-
" ley, late of Lasalle county, deceas-
ed, are hereby notified, that intend TO
present a petition to the Circuit Court of
said Lasallc county, at the next term
thereof to be holden in said county on
the first Monday in November next, at
the opening of the Court on Monday of
the second week of the sitting of the
same Court, praying for the sale of so
much of the real estate, Of which the said
Ezra Ackley died seized, as will be suf-
icient to pay the debts against said estate,
the personal effects being insufficient to
pay the same. When and where the
said heirs and others, Interested in said
estate, may appear and show cause, if
any they have, why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted.
l.EMAN ACKLEY,
Administrator.
Dated, Sept. 24, 1871. lS--1w
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FA'AKE Notice, that at the next term Of
d" the county circuit court to be holden
at the court house in the town of Ottawa.
on the 6th day Of November next, shall
apply to said court to order sale of all
the real estate Of which James c. Edge.
combe died seised, for the payment of the
remaining debts chargcabIe against the
said ]. 9. Edgecombc, when and where
alIpcrsons interested can appear and show
cause to the contrary if any they have.
JANE S. EDGECOMBE,
Sept. lS, l7ll.---6t Administrators,
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Partner Wanted.

TE9HE subscriber has just finished 4
q new and commodions Brewery in
the town of Ottawa, and is DESTROYS Of
having partner in the business. Any
person who has small capital will find
the situation advantageous, as the Brewe-
ry is ready for operation, and every iaci-
lily afforded for lucrative business.
sept. 24.--3t. NATH'L BURTON.
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STOVES ! STOVES !!
D. NiANaEY az co.

u ESPECTFULLY inform the public tina,
Ia they will continue the above bushes, at the
od stand heretofore occupied BY the late firm If
l.. WooDnuFr Il Co., on the south side of the
public square, nearly opposite the Mansion
House IN Ottawa Illinois, where they will keen
constantly for sala ' nv L
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C-l'Thc price of Wheat in Chicago has some
what declined since las, week. 1t is now quoted
at 50 a 30 cts
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WHEAT WANTED.

rE'IIE .Narseiiies Manufacturing Com.
= Pany will pay cash for any quantity
of UIE,2T delivered at their Mill il
Marseilles, La Sale county, Illinois.
Sept. II, 1871, l7--tf.
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MONDAYS on or before the full Of the Moon.
The brethren will therefore please take notice that
the day for holding our next regular communica.
ton will fall on the LAST Monday in September,
A.. SSH, being the 9th day OF said month.
Transient brethren in good standing are re-
>pectluIIy invited to attend.
By order Of the Lodge.
GEO. +. WEAVER, Scc'y.
Draw, September 3, lsll.
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.HI.IIA Of HAINOIS,
LIZ &oilc C0My. s'T'
Lasallo Circuit Court, to November Term, 1911.
John Myers and Ellen Myers
rs.
Nathaniel W. Manyille, Ham In Chan
nah Manville, Lcman II. Gerry.
Woodruff, William w Dres-
SER J. Mark LisIe, Morgan
Opp, & Frederick l.. Kline.
4 rapPearing, by satisfactory affidavit, filed
Il nthe clerks Office of the circuit court OF
Lasalle county, that one Of the above named
defendants, J. Mark Lisle, resides without
the limits of the state of Illinois, and that
Nathaniel W. ManviIlc and Hannah Man
vile, two other defendants, on due inqui-
ry, cannot be found Notice is, therefore,
hereby given to the said ]. Mark Lisle,
Nathaniel W, Manyillc, and Hannah Man.
vile, that the complanants, John Myers
and Ellen Myers, have filed, in the clerks
office OF the circuit court Of said county,
their bill in chancCry, against the said Ma
thanicl w. ManyiIle, Hannah Manville,
Leman r. Woodruff, William w. Dres-
ser, j. Mark Lisle, Morgan Opp, and FIRE.
derrick l.. Kline, and that summons in
chanccry has been issued against them, re-
turnabe before the said circuit court of
LasaIle county, and that said suit is now
pending before said circuit court. Now,
unless you, the said J. Mark I.isle, Ma
thanicl w. Manvlle, and Hannah Man.
vile, shall appear before the said circuit
court on the first day of the next term
thereof, to be holden at the court house in
Ottawa, on the first Monday in Novem-
Der next, and answer the said complain
ants said BILL the same will be taken as
confessed against You, and decree enter
ed accordingly. J, CLOUD, Clerk.
Ottawa, ILL.,, Sept ID, lsil. l5-4h
Geo. II. Norris, sol'tor for compl'nts.
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S.vlEIyEAE,,

MARRIED-At Chicago, on the 18th inst. by
the Rev II, Crews, Mr.. PurLo b. TrrrrE OF
this place to Miss PHEnr Aya SMITH, Of Rochcs-
ter, New York.
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n + W ID Il Y G. O q ID S
FOL. TEAE FALL TRADE.

II II. Magic d co. No. 1870
4 hs Lake street, Chicago, are open
ing large stock of seasonabIe dry goods
for the Fall trade, consisting in port Of
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ne are authorized to announce ".
H. ". CUSHN4N, as a candidate for
The office Of School Commissioner.
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Flour. Flour.

FHNHE subscriber has on hand and will
L be constantly receiving fresh from
the lLar,0Res NILS, FINE & SUPER
FINE ELO L Il, which will be sold at
manufacturers prices for Cash only.
Every barrel sold will be warranted fresh
and sweet. BENZ. THOMPSON.
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W ;iisic,t.

nnnLBS. GINSENG, for which the
! .ttU highest price will be paid by
sept 10. G., l.. THOMPSON
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THE ILLINOIS FREE TRADER.
MASONIC NOTICE,

4 n conformity with
a the first article OF
the present code of by
laws, the Regular
c o m M icatiOas
OF OrTAwA LOnGE of
Free ~ Accepted An
Client AOrl, .lsasOu-.
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STATE or ILLINOIS, }
La safe county. (
IasaIIe Circuit Court, to November Term, ISL.
EJne1cr Kellogg !
Samuel B. Gridiy,
Caroiioc GridicB
Eliza GrjHcy, HIn Chmccry
UiNiam r. ClmhmaH 6
UIAiam H. II. Cus6mm,
heirs at law Of RALPH ",
GRlDLEY, deceased.
4 4 appearing by satisfactory affidavit,
Il filed in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court of La Sale county, that the
above named defendants, Samuel b.
Grdlcy, Caroline GrldIcy, Eliza Grid
ley and William II. Cushman, reside
without the limits of the State Of Illinois,
Notice is therefore hereby given to the
said Samuel b. Gridlcy, Caroline Grid
Icy, Eliza GridIcy and William II. Cush-
man, that the Complainant, Ebcnczor
Kellogg, has filed in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court OF SAID county his Bill
in Chasgery against them and William
II. W. Cushman, and that a summons in
Chancery has been issued agaist them,
returnable before the said Circuit Court
of La Sale county, and that said suit i.
now pending before said Circuit Court
Now unless you, the said Samuel b.
GrdIcy, Caroline Gridlcy, Eliza Grid.
ley and William II. Cushman, shall APP
pear before the said Circuit Court on the
first day of the next term thereof, TO be
holden at the court house in Ottawa, OF
the first Monday in November next, an,
answer the said Compliments said Bill
thcsame will be taken as confessed agans
you and decree entered accordingly.
J. CLOUD, Clerk.
Ottawa, ILL.,, Sept. ., 1871. l7--isv
! Glover g. Cook, Solicitors for Complain
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.STlIE Or MLINOLS,)
LIZ &oilc C0nay. s'f'
Iosallo Circuit Court, to November Term, 1911.
John Myers and Ellen Myers
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Nathaniel W. Manyille, Han
nah Manville, Leman r.
Woodruff, William w. Dres-
ser, j. Mark Lisle, Morgan
Ohm & Ernlnrirl. / Elinn
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IEMAN ACKLEY

Dated, Sept. 24, 1871. lS--lW
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-04
VIM. II. BALLARD,
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST

Late Of the firm of Buck g. Ballard, success.
sors Of E. Gidney, New York; being obliged
on account Of i'll health 10 retire from the
city, has taken up his residence in Newport,
in the house Of his friend the Rev. Thomas
Lcnvcr, where he will be at all times ready
TO execute any business belonging To the
profession of Dentistry, in the most skilful
aud scientific manner; and he doubts not 80
as 10 satisfy his patients in every respect.
Entire or partial sets Of Artificial Teeth
inserted so as TO combine in the highest de.
gree, perfection, ease, durability and beauty.
Filling and extracting teeth attended TO.
His incorrup,ible Venetian Enamel Teeth
surpass all others now in use, both Tor dura-
bliiy and correct imitation Of the natural
teeth. Hs tooth powder and gum wash arc
considered by those who have used them
superior to ell others offered to the public.
Terms will be reasonable, SO as to allow
oil who moy require his services to avail
themselves of them. Aug. ~.
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NOTICE..

V>HE Co.par,uership heretofore existing
i under the firm Of John ". Davis, Jr 4
Co is this day dissolved, by mutual consent.
Persons holding demands against the late
firm, are requested to present them for set
tlemen, to JoHN w. DAVIS, Senior, who Is
suthorised TO adjust the same.
Newport, II. |. Oct. 9th, lS4l.
JOHN w. DAVIS, .unior.
JOHN w. DAVIS, Senior.
N. b. JonN w. DAVIS, Senior. will con.
tinue to accommodate the public, at the od
stand, No. 100, Thames.strcet, aud hereby
respectfully solicits a continuance OF their
liberal patronage.