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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-03-15
NAeiU ~ 49,, a. Low ELL "a "a 81 hoAD'
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nm and after Wednesday, April lst, 1910, the
~ Passenger Trains will run as foOWs:
Leave the Depot Of this Lowell road in
Boston al 7 10 and II 10 AN, and 5 p NJ.
Nashua at G "a A, M. IL M. and 3-4 p, Nj.
Lowell ats "a A NJ, IL So, and p NJ
or immediately on the arrival of the cars from Bos-
ton.
WAY PASSENGERS
taken and left at Tyngsboro and North Chelmsford.
Fare from Nashua to Lowell50 cts. From Nashua
to Boston 81 so.
On the arrival of tho cars at Nashua, stages leave
for all pnrts Of New Hampshire, Vermont, New
York and Canada, via Amoskcog, Concord, Kcene,
Charleston, N. H. Windsor Brattlcborough VI, &c.
Books are kept at the Stage Office, Nos. and II
Elm street, BOSTON and the Northern and w es-
tern Railroad and Stage Office in front Of the De-
pot, LOWELL, where seats can be secured in any
of the Coaches, and correct information obtained ro-
specting the different stage routes.
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silver lated shutters & trays spy glasses Of all kinds,
pocket compassos, Thermometers pocket books and
wallets, gilt and steel purse clasps, Cutlery a very
large assortment, Rogers celebrated penknves vari-
Gus kinds variety Of superior polished scissors ;
silver butter knives and creumers purcussion caps ;
silver and steel spectacle and eye glasses, open top
silver and steel thimbles, silver pencil cases bead
purses and bags, gold neck nins, stay rings spirit
level walls Rogcr's supc"ior English Rtaors r zor
straps; twec2crs, hair tooth and naiI brushes sha
wing boxes; cologne, otto OF rose lavender flncy
soaps, extract Of rose, shaving mirrors, chess men;
stripping pencil' gold aud silver leaf, cut. lass smei.
ling bottles, CHM some vrrv neal sylue pa
ted bel rattlcs, ivory emory CUSHIONS. do SPOOL
stands &c--aI o good assortment Of eight day
TlMEPlECES. wooden clocks, &c. all Of which will
be sold at small advance from cost
They would say TO tho public that in consequence
OF the large amount Of silver made and sold .by
them, they induced IN reduce their retail priecS
Any psrson wishing 10 purchase " III do well 10 give
them call before purchasing elsewhere.
Clocks and Watches Of every dos ripon careful.
~ repaired and warranted. iLjnCash paid for old
Gold and Silver Montpelier, Dec 10, le40
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)NsUMpTIoN AND LIVER COMPLAINT
DIR. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT,

III AS been used successfully for eight years in
u, d. the cure OF these Diseases. Remember, the
original and genuine is made only at 375 Bowery,
N. Y. All others are spurious and unauthorized
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HOMES, HOMER " co., have received
-AA by the late arrivals from England, complete
CUTLERY Il HARDWARE GOODS
which they oiiur 10 thor friends add customers; OF
good tcrmslcr cash or credit. Sept. "a, ls4O-tf
& CHEAP CASH CORNER.
bTORRS sc LANGDONS have received the re
moinder Of their stock of WINTER GOODS
comprising greater variety than ever offered in thi
vicinity.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
Beaver and Pilot Cloths of various prices-Broad
Cloths and Cdssimercs-Fine and low priced Sat.
tnetts-white and colored Flanncls, spotted Sales
bury do-Yelvot and other vestings-brown and
white linen Table Covers, Russia and Birds Eye
Diapers and Crush-Eng and French Prints new pat
terms, colored Cambrics, worsted coat bindings and
silk cords, horn pearl, lasting, pheno and silk But
tons-snp kid and silk plain and nett Gloves, mohair
and pic mic Nitts ass'd cold twist for netting, Tam
bord, Doton, plain and fg'd Muslin dc Lanes, silk
striped Shalays blue black and blue Silks, better
black silk than be found bonnet silks OF new
STYLES bennett Flowers, British and Chantillq Wells,
Honiton do a rich and beautiful arGco-EIghland
and Now Iceland Shawls, ar Fancy M de Lave
Shawls-yhie, pink, blue aud straw Crape-black
blue black and coored plain and lig'd Satns--linen
cambric Hdndk erchiels-plan AMI iigd cap Laces
linen odcngs and lacos-vclvcl Ribbons Bonnet and
cap do, belt DO, -Lacctts, Dress Bone. Elastics-
superior scarlet and common face shawls
Sih. warp CambIcecnsand Alapacca Cloths for
Cloahs at less price than has been Fold before.
Blue black and other Meteuoes-l Cloak Pattern of
sup. blue black Tmbct Cloth.
Printed Saxony Cloths worsted and silk Scraes
Black Italian aud French silk Cfavats Satin Stocks
Of the best make; French wrought collars and inser.
tings cambria edging and inserting; ChenelIe Cords;
Bead Bags; latest Paris style silk Fringcs; Lyon and
Concy f1r5 for trimming Cloaks, &c; silk nd wors-
ted Bnids; plain ard fed Alapnes, cheaper than
ever; French Baskets Gent and Ladies' lind and
Angola Gloves Chdren's do.
o Is Bales 600 yds. Sheetings and Shir,ings,
1000 Bed Ticking,
GOO " Bro. Drilling,
Very fine bro. Sheeting.
Cotton, ticking wadding, batting, yarn, scarlet, ran
dom and white English Khitting Yarn,
100 yds Burlaps for Soaking,
100 100 yds wool, wool carpG!"g Hgh coors G. low price,
Bales Buffalo Skins selected best and left the poor,
Boas and MuIis, Fur Caps--new patterns & prices,
CROChERI OF entire new particularly
Tea Sets.
HARD. WARE full Stock,
1000 cwt. assorted Iron, in all shapes,
1000 " Sweeds Steel
200Q q" Superior Russia Sheet Iron-Stoye dealers
supplied at a small commission above cost.
Chests superior Tca-lOw priced and good Tobac-
co--50 Boxes Raisins--4 Boxes rrosh Lemons
Malaga Gtapes-.Pruncs-O ges--lO
drums fresh Figs-Cranberrys-W
nuts and Che,nus-Soda Crack
ers, &c. &c.
Picked Sword Fish, about equal TO Salmon,
Best Dry Cod Fish.
We offer TO friends and the public all at very
low prices Tor cash or short credit.
Montpelier, Dec 0, 1910.
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HOwN,s VEGETABLE BALSAMIC
HbELIXER tor cough, cold ard consump.
- pbeumatic Ijnment for curse Of rheumatism,
and Natures Assistant FOR purifying the blood, jost
received and for sale by f WALTON & SONS
at The Monipeef Bookstore, Dec n.
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DOUBLE. UMBHICAi,
SINGLE.

ilIARSIi's SUPERIOR PATENT TRUSS!
FFNtIESE trusses manufactured and sold by
b. SEYMOUR MARSH and SON, Canajo-
harie, Montgomery County, New York, and orlhat
purpose they have formed eopartneship, under the
name and style Of S.Marsh and Son, to whom all
orders from abroad must be addressed.
These Trusscs are constrnctedin many particulars
on an entirely new plan, and their gcs over all
Other trusses, have been aesled not only by the most
respectable Of the Medical Faculty but by the actual
experiment OF those afflicted with The disease they are
Intended 10 alleviate. The most eminent physicians
upon an examination of this truss, decided as
TO its superiority that they cheernlly and voluntarily
give certificates 10 the propretors 10 be laid beor
The public, few OF which may he seen on the hand
bills. For sale by sILAs BURBANK. MonSeelier
Vermont.
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BOEfime Cy0Ehs.

STORRS s. LANGDONS, agents Tor the impor
~ ter for selling Boiling Cloths. Millers and 9th
crs can be supplied on short notice low can be
bought 10 New York mr. Boston May Git
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(FLOOk al this Hare uOu q cOugh ~

0FLook al this Hare you cough ?=5kQ
@n nAn DIE Of Consumption every year in tho
V3UUU States, aud millions suffer from, trouble
coughs aud ed that can be cured by DR. NJ HehcOek
Yegedbe YrgH Cream Cough Drops safe medical pescrp
containing poisonous drugs, and used in extensive
you from that awful disease pulno1nsy eosyuf1e""
ch annually into the hundreds Of tho young
persuaded urshusn bottle of tho cough drops to-day
may be too utol Have cough DIR ichcocks
Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough Drops is the ouly remedy
shou1ake YOU for this plain reason, that
thousand where has been used a failed reo
Price rs per bolt e For sale wholesale and retail by
BURBANk Montpelier sl.coiy
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n AMP olL.-sperm Oil Of the bestquali'y, war
~ ranted perfectly pure, Gol sale ny -
Sept. 30 e. II. PRENTlSS.
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Montpelier, Z. p. WALTON & SONS.
Barre, Thompson & Dodge,
Barre, Farmers Mechanics Co.
Berlin Farmers Mechanics Co.
Calais, Walbridge & Pierce,
Montpelier, N. Southwck, Sibley f. Davis,
Middesex, Farmers and Mechanics Co.
More,own, Winshp and Kingsley,
Marshfed, Willard RUSSELL
Mortified, Day and Pierce,
PainfCld, Bancroft and Rich,
Roxbury John M. Spalding,
Waitsfeld, Foster and Morse,
Warren, Cvshman. Morgan and Co,
Warren, J. b. Ralph,
Waterbury, d. w. Carpenter,
Waterbury, Farmers and Mechanics Co.
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH. M. d.
Sole proprietor of Brandrelh Vegetable Universe
Pills in the United States Of America.
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n EWTON'S JAUNDlCE WINE BlTTERS-
~ or Elixir of Health, good medicine in all bill
Illus complaints, disorders Of the liver, aundice, &C.
for sale by s. BURBANK.
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FRESH FRUIT, a

FRESH FRUIT, &c.
Almonds, Flberts, English Wainuts, CGstona Nuts,
Cocoa Ntiis, Boz Reisins, English Curranis, CT.
ron, Mace, Tapioea, SagO pure Wines, Sc. just re
! ceiyed and for sale by s BURBANK.
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THE INDIAN VEGETABLE Pills

HE INDIAN EGETABLE PILLS
N all disorlered motions Of the blood called intermittent
remlttent nervous, nllammaiory and purd FEyERs the
Indian Vegetable Pills will be found certain remedy be-
cause they cleanse the stomach and bowels of all bilious
matter and purify the blood consequen ly they
the cause OF every kind odsease they absolutely certain
TO cure every hind OF fever So asI when morbid humo
are deposited upon the membrane and muscle causing those
palms, lnamations and swelngs called rheumatism Gout
&c tie Indian Vegetable Pills may be relied upon al
ways certain 10 give relief and fpcrsevered with will
assuredy and without fail make perfect Of the above
painful maadies. From to of said Indian vegetable pills
taken every night going to bed will in short lime
pcey rid tho body Of all morbid and corrupt humois ana
rhcumdsm Gout, and pain Of every description will sap
pear by magic 1t should also be remembered that the
Indian Vegetable Pills certain pain in the
sdc oppression and sickness loss Ct appee
vencss, yellow nge Of the skin and eyes and every 9th
symptom of LIVER COMPLAINT; because they
purge ION the body those corrupt aud sagnani huhois
which, when deposited upon the liver, the Of The
above dangerous complaint They also preventative Of
APPOPLEXY AND SUDDEN DEATH,
because they cary of those hmors which, obslrucing the
circulation the Of rush or determination Of the
blood to the especially tuning suddenly
round-bllndncss- iowsncss loss fmcmo7y inflammation
of the bran-Gsan ard every other d rider Of The mind
ONE WORD TO THE SEDENTARY!
Those who labor within doors should remember that they
frequently breathe atmosphere which is wholly unfit for
the proper expansion the lungs and ate same lime ow.
ing to want Of exercise the bowels sutc emily
uaed the blood becomes impure and eadache indigestion
papaon of the heart and many other dsagreeabe symp
toms follow. The Indian Vegetable Pills 5eing
cleanser olhe stomach and bowels and direct purifier
of the blood certain not only pain distress
Of every kind from the body but If used occasionally
TO keep the body free from those humors which the
Of every aaLdy under Heaun, they will most
eddy promote such just and equal circulation of The blood
that those who lead scdenary fe will be enabled to enjoy
sound health and disease Of any kind H be absolutely
possible
G. W. Barker, Montpetier, General .qgenl.
Washington CO.-.Norse g. Chapman JYaifsfeld
Dodge &. Keith Barre
ID s. d. W. Carpenter Waterbury
S. p Regdeid' Montgaier
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DRUGS AND IEDICINES.
A fresh supply Just received and for sale by SILL
AS BURBANK. Sept "a
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DR. WIN. EVANS celebrated Camomc Tonic
~ and Family Apcricni Pills. for Dyspepsia, Nerve
Gus diseases, Prosati OF Nervous and Vital Ener-
~ Liver Complaints, and any Weakness and De-
rangcment OF The Digestive Organs-for sale at The
Rock store Of H. p. Walton and Son, Montpelier,
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& CHEAP CASH CORNER.
IOrORRS sc LANGDONS have received the re.
monder Of theifsto of WINTER GOODS,
comprising greater variety than ever offered in this
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-15
TRUST SALE

10y virtue of Deed of Trust executed
- by Hayden Leavel, bearing date April
7th lS4l, and duly recorded in Book l.. pa
ges 5l7 and SIS, in the office of the Clerk
of the Probate Court of Yazoo county and
State of Mississippi, to secure to the com
mercial Bank of Manchester the payment Of
a PromissOry Note, made by said Leavel and
made PAYABLE to said Bank, as will more full
y appear by reference TO said Deed in
Trust;-l will expose to public sale to the
highest bidders for cash, lin pursuance Of
the authority vested in me as Trustee. by
said deed,) on Monday the first day of No
vember, lS4l, between the hours of 10 NJ.
and 4 P. NJ, before the front door of the
dwelling-house of said HAYDEN Leavel, in
Yazoo city, the following slaves, to witt
Singleton, aged l3 years, Edmond, aged u
years, charles, aged years, Rebecca, aged
As years, Minerva, aged % years, Jane aged
years, Violet, aged years, and Mary Jane,
aged year.-ALso, all and singular, the
Household and Kitchen Furniture on said
premises Of said Leavel. will make such
title to the purchasers of said property, as is
in me vested, by virtue of said deed in trust.
w. CALDWELL, Trustee.
Yazoo city, April Oath, lS4l. 1928
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Y AGO City WING and Political Register.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY,
BY - a. STGW3N5p
GETTY PRINTER.0

On Main Street, opposite W. b. Hamer's, iH
he north end of the ".UdRcheSier Hail."
MS.-The VINO will be furnished to sub
scribers at s.. 90 per annum in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted al the rate of
Isl 90 per square for the inserton and 80 cents
or each week thereatter-ten lines or less, con
stituting square. The number of insertions re-
hurried, must be marked on the margin of the man
nscript, or they will be inserted till forbid, and
charged accordingly. Advertisements from dis
eance, must be accompanied with the CASH, or
good reference in town. Announcing candidates
for Office will be $40 for county Offices, $40 for
state olhces-in advance.
All advertisements OF personal nature will be
changed double price, and payment required in
ADVANCE.
Yearly Advertising.
For forty lines or less, renewable at pleasure
500 No contract taken for less than one year
and payable half yearly in advance.
The privilege of annual advertisers is limited to
their own immediate business; and all advertise
ments for the benefit of other persons sent in by
Them must he paid for by the square.
Professional Advertisements.
For 10 lines or less, not alterable, months, $40
" 10 do do do p do. 80
1TATAs the above rates are the same as those
Established in Natchez, Vicksburg, Jackson,
brand Gulf and elsewhere in this State, no de-
luction will be made from them in any case
whatever.
rTALL JOB WORK MUST BE PAID FOR
On DELIVERY.
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To Candidates.

We would respectfully inform all candi-
dates for Office, that we ,0iU not print the
name of any man on the Election Tickets
unless the same be authorised and PAID FOR
IN ADVANCE. We are compelled to adopt
this course in self-dcfence:-heretofore we
have placed the names of all the candidates
on the Tickets and when we presented our
bill! for services rendered, was refused pay
ment by many, on the ground that they did
not order Tickets to be printed.
We wish to have the Tickets printed, for
the approaching election, by the 25th inst.
so that the candidates can have an opportu-
nifty to distribute them through the county
before the day of election. Candidates will
therefore, please send in their orders early.
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YAZOO CITY.
Friday, October IS, 1s4I,

D. AZ STEVENS gD1T0R.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-15
Reply to Jacob ThompsOn's Letter.


We have heard some anti bond payers who
seem to place much confidence in the Letter
of Mr.. Jacob Thompson. We therefore pro-
pose to look into it little, and see how it
will bear the test of examination.
Mr.. Thompson says the people of Missis-
sipp ought to march up boldly to this ques-
ton and decide it in such way as to be lust
TO all the world" The holders fthese bonds
compose part of the world. Is it 'Just" to
them to keep their money for nothing! Some
thing for nothing is notconsidered to be one
of the settled principles Ofjustice.
Mr.. Thompson says, again
at is for the people of Mississippi alone
to enter up judgment in this matter, and
when they speak out with clear, unequIVo-
cal voice, none will dare gainsay it. 1t is
a domestic question; and when we of the
household shall decide it, from that judg-
ment there lies no appeal but to the en-
lightened opinions of mankind"
Now, here is ProOfpostive that Mr.. ThOmp-
son is guilty of wiful attempttO misead the
people or he is grossly ignorant upon this SUBJ
liect. The Constitution ofthis State requires
the Legislature to designate in wha: manner
suits against the State may be brought. Ac-
cordingly law is passed, (see Howard Il
Hutchison's Digest, page 524) which pro-
vides that any person haUing claim against
the State, may bring suit in the Court OF
Chancery, and upon judgment against the
State it directs that the money shall be paid.
Now, the people of this State have said that
it IS not ''for them to enter up judgment in
this matter" So, Mr.. Thompson in this par
ticular is widely mistaken. And moreover,
the State of Pennsylvania being party tc
this controversy, the Constitution of the U
States Cart 8, Sec g. expressly provides thai
that State may sue Mississippi upon these
bonds in the Supreme Court of the United
States. This is also higher authority than
Mr.. Jacob Thompson, Jr., and shows cOnclu
sively that the people have no right to entel
up this judgment.
M. Thompson seems to place much reli
ance upon the supposed unconstitionality o
the Supplement to the Charter. This ple'
has so often been driven to the wall that i
seems hardly worthwhile to mention it here
Does the Supplement- in any part of it pro
pose to ''raise a loan Of money" or ''Pledg'
the faith of the State!" There is not ahint 0
lsuch thing in it. Then how can il onfic
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-15
CHANCERY NOTICE.

Superior Court Of ChanceTy, I Hug. RuteG,
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. 184l.
,,d Agnes McCubbon' JPoN opening
Simon Hagoman ct al. of this Bill, and
it appearing that the defendants Mary Bishop
and Mary Hageman are not inhabitants of
this Stare, but reside beyond the limits
thereof, SO that the ordinary process Of this
Court cannot be executed on them,--It is
therefore ordered, that unless they be and
appear before the Chancellor at the Court
Room in Jackson, on the first Monday in
January next, and plead, answer or demur
to said Bill, the several allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed as to them, and
such order and decree made therein as the
Chancellor may deem equitable and Just.
And it is further ordered, that copy Of
this order be inserted in the "YazoO City
Wing" once a week for two months success
sively.
Test, r. L. DIXON, CPk.
BY VIM. Il. Fountain, ID. G.
James X. Clark, p. q.
Aug. 20, ls4l. price $l5) Got.
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Notice.

A T the next December Term of the Court
N of Probates of this county, shall pre-
sent my account as Executor of the last will
and testament of William A. Wilkinson,
decd for final settlement.
E. c. WILKINSON, Ex'r.
Yazoo county Sept II, 1841. 1O-3t.
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R. L. DIXON, Cl'k.
CHANCERY NOTICE.

Superior Court Of Chancery,( Aug. RuEes,
OF THE STATE OF Mississippi. l84l.
TayIS1 Reid I'd & Co., ,3s ms oPsnin a
Parham Buford, ct. al this Bill, and it APP
pearng that the defendant Parham Buford
is not an inhabitant of this State. but re-
sides beyond the limits thereof, so that the
ordinary process of this court cannot be ex-
ecuted on him,-lt is therefore ordered that
unless he be and appear before the Chan
cellor at the COURTROOM in Jackson, on
the first Monday in January next, and plead,
answer or demur to said Bill, the several
allegations thereof will be taken for con-
fessed as TO him, and such order and decree
made therein as the Chancellor may deem
equitable and just And it is further or
dered, that copy Of this order be insert
ed in the "Yazoo City Wing" once a week
for two months successfully.
Test, A r. L. DIXON, Cl'k,
BY VIM T. Fountain, D. C.
James r. Clark, Z. @.
Aug. 20, 4S4l. pr fee Sl5) Got
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Pnrhnm Bnrord et al.

Upon opening the matters of this Bill,
l. and it appearing that the defendant,
Parham Buford, is not an inhabitant of this
State, but resides beyond the limits thereof
that the ordinary process Of this Court
sannot be executed on him,-It is therefore
ordered, that unless he be and apper before
be Chancellor at the Courtroom in Jack
On, on the first Monday in January next,
nd plead, answer or demur to said Bill,
tbe several allegations thereofwill be taken
for confessed as to him, and such order
I'd decree made therein as the Chancellor
nay deem equitable and just. And it is
Ihrther ordered, that a copy Of this order
5e inserted in the "Yazoo City Whig'' once
week for two months successfully.
Test, r. l.. DIXON, OK,
By VIM. T. Fountain, d. c.
mes r. Clark, P. q.
Aug. 20, ls4l. pr fee Sl5) Got.
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ADMISSION BUSINESS.
CHANCERY NOTICE.

superior Court Of CtpRcery, Aug. Rules
OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. l84l.
Nicholas O'Rel!y, ct al. survivors &c.
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1-DNOTICELHerea the DaV,,,o,7t
W. for ALL advertisements will no
due after thC'firSt inSertiOn-thOse from
a distance MUST be paid for i'm advance,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1841-01-06
Dte0.

Ia hi, town. Oh the l6th uli., George II. oniy
sou Vi the late Mr.. George c. GsfdneI, VI South
kinss,orn, ID the 9Th year Of bis age.
On The 25lh uh.. James Day, son Of Mrs. Sarah
Day. OF England. aged II years.
On Thuf>day last John Il Sherman. Esq for.
merry Cashier ofthe Nerpor Bank, aged 81 years.
AT Portsmouth or the 18th Ult, Mr. George Sis
son, aged 90 years-s Revolutionary Pensioher
AZ Middelovn. on the 18Th oil, OtisVius son
Of Mr.. George W. PecsLsm, aged years.
10 Bristol, on Monday 2slh ul., Mrs. Euniee,
WIDOW OF The late SIR. Daniel kenpton, Of Men
con- Mass aged - ycsIs-On Wednesday las,
sus9A. daughter of Sir. Joseph MsnChtsi.I, aged
4 years.
IN Warren. on SATURDAY. 26,h MI, Mrs priseil.
a b. we Of shubsel Chtid. Ia N The jgh
year cf her sgc-On he ed uit Mrs Mere