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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
Doors. SHOES & BUCKETS.

THE fubicsiber takes this method 10 inform
4 the Public in general and his friends in
particular. that he csefi-s on the Bsof. Shoe. q
Bsfief. Making baGnels. a HE Shop tso doors
wef OF John Gardner's, Efq. in the Ferry
Wharf Lane-where he is ready 10 sstead 10
their calls, having procased the bcf Of materials
therefor.
or A good workman At the Iaa mentioned
branch Of budne!s, III he calls fooo) viii fnd
employ and good wages, BY applying 10
I. ,. ~ M JOSEPH DYRB.
Nswtorf, May zs, 1904 g.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
PATENT CHIP FOR BONNETy.

'HE Sobfcibcr having purchsfed Of the PAT
4 entee the excloiiye Right Of making and
vending the Patent Chip 10 and for the Sraie of
Rhode. lfand, hereby cautions and forbids any
Perfcn or Perfons either making or vending faid
Chip for Bonnets. within iaid State Of Rhode.
lland, on Penalty Of 'hc Law Of the Usi,ed
States in fnch Cafe made and provided unleis,
they have been duly and previopily authorized By
the Subicriber for msking or vending the fame.
- Twen,y DDllsn Rewaid will be given, by
the Snbicibcr. TO any Perion who may difeover,
aud produce fa,isfaesofy Proof, Of any Yerfon or
Perions making or vending the aforefaid Chip
within the State of Rhode Hand.
JONATHAN NICHOLS. ,,
N. b. Mr.. WILLIAM DOUGLASS, d.
MeTrs. CHARLES SCOGGESHALL and Co..
being appointed Agents for vending iaid chip
tor the Tewn of Newport, will keep eonftans
Sspply at their Stores for Sale.
Newport. July 3. 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
MEDITERRANEAN PASSPORTS.

No,ice j, hereby given, that is has been
deemed cxpedient to change the form of the Me.
diteHanean Paaport ilIued TO veaels ofike u.
nitsd States that from the eighth day of July
next, thofe of the new form will be ifIued az the
cuaom houies to every vefel, for which sppli.
cation may bc made on compliance with the
terms preicIibed by law and funendering the
former pAdpon of which lhe may be poleHed, If
any, in which latter cafe no fees will De required
for the exchange: and that by an arrangement
sgreed upon by the Barbary powers. with whom
we are at peace, either the old OF the new form
Of Paapcrt will be fufiieicat to protca the vef.
fels of the United States, frcln capture until the
iR OF July 1906. after which the old form of
paapori will be unavailable and the new one
slone in afe. - %
Department Of State,
a5d OF May, 1904. az. 49, ta IS. 6m
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
I'd be Let.

A CONVENIENT Dwelling. Houfc. well
4 \ Calculated tor boarding ard lodging, G,nst.
ed on the areet leading from Mr.. Robert Steven,
houfe to bis wharf. Likewife. retail mop.
on the ioulh fde Of the Red Market. being an
excellent aand for bufnef,. adjoining tho D'sel
ling Hovfe Of Mr.. William Fseebo6y. For
particulars, enquire of SPENCER HALL.
Newport, AuguA I'D, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20

NTEBSTER'S and Aldens Spelling Books,
wv BY the doz. or Single Bibles. Teaa-
meosa, Precepton, Dwighn Geography, Colan-
bian Orator; anaGortmcnt Of Account Books, >
Writing, CyPhering and Memorandum Books.
Lesser Pages, Wsfen. Qsills, Lead Peocils, &cs
"A few copies Of the Charter OF the Newport
Bank, and the Rhode Hand Infurancr Compa-
ny, may be had - above. Alfo. Banks for
Noses Of Hand, aud Checks on shc Newport
Bank Blank Deeds. Juaice ard Cosasy cosn
Writs and Executions, Pouaee iBills. Msnifses.
Bib bof Sale. Bills Of L,ding. & Seamen's yossnaIs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
INSTRUCTIONS TO A PORTER.
aa R1 Mr.. BEDINGFIELD.

INSTRUCTIONS TO A PORTER.
~ Nsaa Rt Mr.. BEDINGFIELD.
NOU 10 whole care I've nov con6gn'd
Il My heofe', entrance, cans,on siei
While yen diicharpe your truit, and mind
Whom You adnit and whom rcinic.
let no fierce psdions enter here, "
4 Pathops the raging bresft ,ha, Rorm.
Nor fcornipl Pride, nor 5ervilc FsSv, sfa
Nor Hate nor Enyy's paIlid form.
Should 4va,ie call--yoa'll LEI her know
of heap'd np riches I've ITO aote, ~
And tha, fhe has no sight TO 90,
When platut h,t NOT been before.
80 on yiGt hisher bent M
Hish ,plom'd Anbifian aslks about;
Boz, fhouid he entey, f~ect Conhnf
Viii give nc waning = hu, him out.
Perhaps the Ms/t may pa6 ,his way,
aAnd though full oft I've bent the 'knet,
And long invok'd her magic fwsy. -
Smis with the love of harmony,
Alone thoush fhe might pleafe--yet aiiI
tIknow ihe'il with Am6nSs conc;
Withilufs OF Fame my heart ihe'l nj,
She'll break my seaA--Pm not at home.
There h taical old and hijcous,
Who of, tznd fomelimcs not in vsinl
Cloie at my gase hs, ~a,ch'd afkduous.
In hoPes he might admiuance gain.
His name 10 Cayr--if he fhould can,
''Q6ick out q, doors wi,h vieor throw hin;
AND tell the mlsSseant orce for all
VIknow him not, ne'er viii know him.
Perhaps then Bacchus, fee TO Care,
May think hsY fore my favor win,
His promifes of joy are fair.
Bur falfe. you mutt no, LEI him in
But welcome that fweet powerl on whom
The young DsGtes strendam move;
Still f0th d with besnty's vernsl bloom,
Patent OF bhfs, The S.<s~ sf Lo~s.
Ol you will know her; fhe. has ftole
The luftre OF my Della, eye.
Admi, her, hail her---for my foul
Breathes double life when ihe Is nigh.
II then Aern W'yabm At my gate
Shonld knock with all her formal train, N
Tell her I'm bufy--fhe may wait,
Or II fhe choofes.- call again.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
Carding Wool.

THE Public are notified, that JoNArHAs
4 NicHoLs and JooEPH CUsDALL have
ei; esed Machines for breaking and cardihg into
Roll. Sleeps Wool, at the Mills Of faid CapdalI
in Portsmouth. on this I1snd. Thofe who
with to have their wool broken or carded, may
dereud on having the Work done well, and
with Difpstch. After the Wool hs, been dUy
picked and created, with one Pound Of ioit
G,eaf. or Oil to from 10 to 6 Pounds of Wool,
il fhould be fcnt in Sheets or Blankets. in which
the Rolls may be packed and uanfported to any
diaance without icjury.
NICHOLS & CUNDALL.
Ps,y~os,b Jsr 8. So4. ir4t
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20
Dry Goods for Cah only.

THE Subicriber intendiog to quit the iue
4 Of buGncf, he at p;efcnt purfucs. has
mark'd all his Goods. including box % Hat,
sGorted. at not exceeding PET cent 1.-THE asoa
profit being 10 per cent on colt, by retail /;
many leis. and iomc at coA.. ,st -.
A large quantity Of the above Goods, ef
pecially Broad Cloths and other Woolcns, was
purchafed at very low advance. upon the astl.
ing coR.
He iikewiie offers for Sale or Lesfe, his
Eaate, Gtoste on Thames Street formerly the
property Of Aaron Sb.6Eeld.) For terms, apply
20 EBEflEZER SHEARMAN, or
JOHN r. SHEARMAN.
Ntqopsrf. Dre. II. 1907. 67h
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MEM X ROGERS

~ vi Elm 81 KOC T. KS
HaVs fer Eais at f5siy Sivr, bead sf Baxysss'f
rv Wbs.f, 7b~mo fsesf. af.9
IT .n
j AMAIcA Rum per HID. rr-
4 AmRerdsn Geneva per pipe. 'r4f
S9anifh Brady per ditto.
Cognse dino per ditto. fss
Tar per Dbl. r'
Flour lIupefine) per bbl.
Coffee, w. I. and Bourbon. beft quality,
Madeira & other Wines per qr.cak. 80
AJs, "a general sGonment Of GROCERIES
wholcfzlc and fetsil at the lowef prices.
NJ. B. A ConGsnmento Of Trunks and Paper
Hsng;ngs. ~t.st-@
Newport. May rs. ise,f
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FO R ALE BT
Rationale Bonnets.

lust received, a variety Of DoeRsble. Chip,
and Leghors Bcnnets, and GipIey Hsts--
% the mc& reaionsb,e sefas--By
~ WV. c. BAEN.
( N. B. Silk Gloves. 60. per psir--Alfc, a
variety of Enstifh GOODS. ssfsal--CSreser
6sxrvey.
( Nswposs. Aseae ss, sse+
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Spg 81 THE CHRISTIAN.
80 - tny fate
i .VXTHEN threat'nisg cioods hang Ger
wv And bodc my issare doom,
Diafaaed on The G1hdt l wait,
That Bear the dsfkeniug gloom.
Bot oft in fuch pcrplexins houfs
A fadden calm arofe. 80 t
When fcem'd to fmilc the fove'eign Pow'n,
en- Aad aIlmy care compofe. r. y#
g Az late reclin'd upon the brink.
> Where troubled .,sten foiI,
Whesc loft the hapleG wand'sen 6nk,
pour'd my heavy foaij .eE
iAslThere fell Sobhrona, charming child
Alas. I faw hes fate
And twas tbe cruel food begail'd
Her too incautious feet.
~ Bot how. my dropping heart to cheer,
Her worth and charms arife,
And break the chains OF cruel fcsr--
She reigns above the kies -
Nov Ike Sophrons. though I fall
- IA PfEins Oct the arearn;
To glad reflefnbrance viii call
- MY ts'y weeping teene.
For -bleA are they who fofrow know,
And grieve at othen voc.
Whole fadAefs fheobstcs the brow,
A. pondeIins ON they 20. Y -'a
l.IH y
Yea. faith Jehovah. they fhall laugh,
And Zee their irosbies cesle,
And everlaRing ftfeams fhall quaf
From founss Of endlels peace. ~
sa y 1855 ALPHONSO.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-09-20

, SAIL MAKING.
THE fubicribers having entered into partner.
i lhip, under the 6rm Of
Dunham and Spooner,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on the
SaiL Making buGoefs. in iss various branches,
AZ their Sail Loft. on the wharf of the late Gen.
John Malbonc, at the South part Of the town.
rhofc who may favor them with their cotton,
may depend on runttualisy and difpateh. All
favon viii be gratefully acknowledged, by
CHARLESC DUNEAM,
WING ,SPOONER. zd.
Newport, April 3, 1904. ,7ey
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15

weaken my tights; but being accountable for my
couduA 10 all sover,igns. whose rights are nor
less iniused than mine. and whose ihr snes are
shaken by the dangerous rimcirles which the Sc;
nate Of pars has dared TO publ;sh-accountahie
France 10 my family ard to my own honear,
| should consider myself A. bctrayina he Common
Cause. were l 10 keep silence or this occasion,
dec are ihen, after having renewed my profess
'aticss a-ains' all the Illegal aas whioit, tforl
the opening OF the Sta'os General Of France, have
led TO the alarming crisis in WHICH France and
Europe a'e now invoved-I dselarc in the pre-
senes oil an SovereigIs, that. far from scknow-
eging the imperial title that Bonaparte has re-
ceived from ! body which ha not legitimate
istence. protest rs well against that title ais
the subsequent acts 10 which i,may gre Dir h"
Lonis xVIIl is nisrays las distirssisbed ~
t5s revolutionary French.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15
From tie K,Iuyhcaa advocate.
BRITISH AGGRESSION.

In all the LIans laid by the British mi
nIslfy, thee is. an attempt at cunning !;
which IN our opinion, IS beneath the Dig
MY oil any government, Christian or In
hdel. The A?o,rs act with much more
righteousness when they wsn, money,
they take our vessels and they do not
deny The motive.
The British government iS Far less can
dld' Their ships Of war plAnder neutral
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15
pARIS. Inlp 4.

The following a"ethe expressions employed in
the extraordinary Protest Of he Copnt De Lille,
against al thar has been done, and is doing 10
France, since the reunion og the States General /:
PROTEST or qHE CoUYT DIX LILLs."
Warsaw. June 6. 1904
In assuming the title of Emperor and AZ,
tempting 20 render il here ditary in HE family
Bonaparte has put the seal TO his usurpa,ion
ms NJ" ~ Of = revolution. wh"re every thinz
IRON ne origin has been null AID yo.d, canuot
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15
HuADELPHiA, September 8.
Extract Of letter f.om an officer of the Unite,
States schooner NautIus da.cd

NNH"et Vi d iet'er lt"m an tftlcer OF the United
States schooner Nautilus, dared
Syracuse Ap,ik u, 90+.
Every exertion is row making for The Iiber-
anon OF The prisoner, in Tripc What the p an
o. operation Tor the summer is, know not 1t
IS SAID BY some thai The commodore Whose a6ti-
WHY and entcrpfize does him great hofior,) in.
tends with the force he has collected, 10 lombard
me town: others suppose negociatcn for peace
Is on foot. The destruction of the Fh1adcIphia
made some difference IN the treatment Of the rr:-
soners- uo, so n,u n however as was eazpeded.
they were crl raore closely confacd for short
time. but experienced M perso.tal severity They
wFe all wei when we heard from them last s.
N as good spirits their situa,ion could admit.
The Iunisiqns had purchased the ship and were
TO have taken her to Tunis in a few days
% We had brush not long since with the T.i-
po'itan gun Boats Who very pruden ly kept under
the gurs Of the batteries.
" have much pleasure in informing Won of se-
Vera captures made by the different vessels of the
squadron the first of which suppose YOU have
before heard OF, by the Enterprise, with the Tri-
ponan Ambassador on boa.d and presents 10
the Grand Seignior An English brig by the Maui
tI'us and ship by the Syren, the two last for &
violation OF the blockade These Captures have
excited much surprise. IN this quarter; and it is
sand we have not sufficient force to constitute a.
blockade, which Is assure YOU most risidly en-.
forced, and no vessel uttered 10 enter the Dor,
WI hJut passport from the commodore The
pfize made by the Syren is said % have consi.
derabe quantity Of specie on board
r 8 Since writing the above il has been de-
term'ned 10 send he brig VIC captured of Tripo-
TO the UNITED States for legal adjudication. MIR.
Cox goss in her.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15
CEORGETOWN,(S C1 AUG. %.

We have experienced lately as hot weather, IL
TOY no'er than any within the recoHcC iOn of o.d
Iesaenis. The following was handed us By 1
Seht,eman OF This place FOR Insertions -
=, VI thursday last, az ilrec O'Clock, Y " the
Mercury by Earenhsit's Thermometer. s,,sd 4,
% degrees in shaded situation 4"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15
LEXINGTON, (Ken.) August %.
EIILTION

GJcrerHoy NJ tbe Siae--Chustopher Greenup.
L'e"endH' G"VTnW--John Caldwell.
S"Se's-Ma'hcw Lyon. Mathew Walton,
J..hn Boz Thomas Sandford, John Fowler,
George M. Bedinger.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15
ALEXANDRIA. Sep,ember q.

Fof0'aae Bank.-The Subscription 20 tho Capt.
'a' stock OF this Institution was ilied yesterday
ana on wednesday next, pursuant to the Articles
VI ASSO'iAuon' an election will be held for twelve
Directors, to carry It into operation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15
September 8.
FEVER A7 CHARLES1ON

IL is wish great roget, that this melancholy
intelligence is eorrOborated to or readers. L he
following article, from he Baltimore American.
OF Yesterday, viii it is hoped, ncite our pthce 10
to The sifidest vigi anee:
" Arrived. (at Baltimore on Thursday and
detained i quarantine sohr Roby, Bell, CHARLES
ton Sailed Aug 25.--Tbe Capt reports that
very malignant fever ragged in every part of the
town that many Of tie ships crews were carried
oft b. it--that most Of the inhabitants who were
able 10 remove were gone and going to different
places Of safety.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15
\ tn September, ISUf. :
; DE- " TIT CLINTON {

10 hereby ce,-;fv that the above are true
copies of the ai!,davits Of John Whiie and 'ohn
Paterson, an6 ale remaining file in the May
fr's Office. ! ] DEROSE, elk.
Septembet 6.
OnFuesaay Gen Arms rong, ambassador from
The uaied States to Ffance, as successor TO
Sobert j. Livingston, our p-eseni minister, en-.
baked on board the ship Thmnas for Nan,z,
aud recciveda salute from fort Jay, as he passed
Governors Island
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81 @ o.
NETWORK, September S.

The t>lnwi"g alidavits refer to the uisgrace-
full affair which mentioned yesterday Tie
wounded honor OF th,s country calls aloud For re-
paraton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15
Notice.

4 PETITION viii be presented 10 the rc,,, Ce.
nsra As'gInbiy ioi tlerevival of TIE Tobac.
60 in'Petsiou at Glasecek's wal, houses in Rich.
mon conng.
SeP;ereer 1, 1901, rea4v,1
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John WHITE.
Sworn Sd September, 1904, }
before De Witt CLINroN {
Cy n Mew-1;rk IS

C;y IT Ner-1;.k SIS
JOIN PATERSON. master of the above
named ship John dep ses, tina, the contents Of
h above deposition Of John White are true.
that the Lea der approached the sad ship within
pistol shot, and about half mile from the land,
and that in thar SITUATION several rounds of mus
quctFt wer- fred from he L. ander Al the hui Of
the ship. apparently w;th view TO Kill the PEG.
ne on board. JOHN PATERSON.
sworn 4th September, 1904. I
before DE- ~ TIT CL1NroN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15
CIip Of Ns,p 1I6rk. SIS.

CIy Of Ns,p 1ork, SIS.
JoHN Wuirr, deputy pilot of the port
IF New York. deposes-Tha' ou estcrdsy about
one O'Clock. he took charge in his ohoi.,l cspaci-
y. OF nc American ship Jahn, Of n W York.
from Bordeaux, about sixteen miles from the
Hook; that two O'clock. and about eishc
miles from The Hook. the Leander fred 4 shot ar
the sad ship ard that The captain Immediately
hoistcd the American flag aud proceeded on his
course o he SAID por, that the Leandcr then
pursued and fred n The ship, and to the best of
this Opponents recollection one hundred and six
guns, some of which were double shot;ed, aud
several of which struck the said ship thar the
pursui, and firing continued within about half \
mile Z the land, and in four fathon,s wafer; and
'ha- the Camh,;an also fred the said ship, and
pursued her To- Reward.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-12
Noi;ce....T The cnice ofsu-l

erviscr'oi the revenue, for the d;arits Of Virgil
va, being diieca5inued, and the vnen;ihed bp;i-
rrs in the is,d Office transferred to r.;s--hs col
.c'ors OF the direG tex < inssrna! resEnue v:ole
accounts have not been snaliy adirled and paid,
are hereby ia,oTE,ed, tnat they now requeaed
@ call AZ my otfee 10 she city OF Richmond, With
"ut delay and pay ,hc balances due to the u1ited
Rates And ,ho,e Whole lands have been ioid in
die diil'iSt OF Virginia by authority of an act OF
Congseis of the United States Tor non '7vy5icu, OF
che Direct rax may reieer. Ouch lands, BY es5
ing to me wi,hin the lime lnited, the principal,
eO,ts ard fees ss the law dicccfs.
As uoit OF the aforementioned lands were fold
IN Dec Ioo1. tSs privilege Of redemption will
confirm. until cefnter next.
The money received BY me for The redemption
OF the faid lan5s viii be returned 70 the pureha-
fer, with n,ereR AZ the rate of IS pc cent per
annun on the purchaSe money, to the day on
which it may be paid 70 me.
JoS4PA SCOTT, ~. v. ID.
Iurc 17th. 1904.
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HllRT 49, tOUgHG -.

Croccrs and Co7pBi8eion Hferchonfe,
In tbs store la'e'y occupied by Mr. DoULTov,
opposite NJ Fsds0nis' P,'Hfifg CMce,
MAIN STREET, CEMOND.
= ssrEcrruLLY iefaee tbev f,ie'ds and tie
- fphiic. fhaf bey baVe iGid H. general ass,vt-
nert of CpocgptEs and Lror ous cftJe fr0gpq-
Ahes 7-5.lb f5eva,e seHrg eoy Lole Joy yeGey ao-
Hey ar prosr~e M coeb f,ices.
/ks0. @uter's W4r. Patent Shot. Cwbo-.dey,
Edieo. t5t t1'c anil lures P1Hadeltb;0 torfl- I
p, TER NJ Which fhcy hd,e eonsfanf afbiy ,Iy tie
dr5cr ~ r;rrir boT.e.
2hep hare fv safe m Commission. Ctr
Ek1~, i,ci, 5Gso2Cg b. PIE css%o raK qn.q-
'itie'; ai.o, quor:.fy 81 SoAL Leather Jar
CasJ. o. ~ be bqr'e,ci jar Hfcas anI a
fair 81 CoLccNr MiLIsreErs, 9 ject Il On.
au&-.s 3, IaC4.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-12
a l. IA y n 4 G K 5.

Pates's and Carey's franklin AImanacks. Tor
jS15. arc for ssle At this oiiec, by tie Sroee, CT
dozea.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-12
ADVERTISEMENT

TO be sod, public ASHTON, at the place for
uerlv known by the name of he Palace, in the
city Of Williamsburg, on Thwsdav the tenth day
e January. 1905, f fair, if not the mex, fsr day
number Of
Very valuable & likely SLAVES,
And other personal Estate of the Rev Samuel
Smith II Cro.key dec among which are 2 va ~
able collection Of Rocks, 2 Single Chair and Har.
ness and az tho stocks Of Ca'ile, Sheep 81 Hor.
SEES AID Farming Utensils belonging to the farm.
and the crops OF Gram. lay and fodicr tllere n
made, some Household Linen and other articles.
credi' Of sig months will lie eiven 10 I'll who
purchase above the value of twenty dollars, The
purchasers giving bond with approved security,
20 carr IN ercs. from the da'e but if punaualy
paul he interest vii Ne remittsd Ready money
viii b. 20 ned for ali purchases not exceeding
twenty dcii"~r.
Elizabeth M'Croskcy, Ex'x.
Williamsburg, Nov. 90. 1894 tbs
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V@lDu5!e opefty sax.

E%Hfau sd ~ t>e Sun Oh Decsriberuext, vii
y = - .'t a. ,Htnlc ,ue.i5n, on tie premises
She ri y IfTtpN N"e,eon now live. contain
'"i 3Sco' osv { oUsA III AeeEs, t"gether with
3H'&N1'T NrGRoES, I'll, TIC S;'ch. Piqr'aii
oa rit.,:is = A,.sc.0'd Fy'u .'''-e. The lIrnsoi
IA. .ent FOR the Land, viii BE- one ,hira cash
and si.e oa'encsin cwo yearly instruments. tor the
payments os which, : deed of tsa5s on the pro
percy vii os rvQ@iscd On all the other articles,
= credit Of twc@t months VIII be 2iver, the pur-
CHASER giving hond with approved security. 10
bear interes, tr. IN the date if not punaualy paid
Tis p'an,a,ion IS ciigibly situated on the main
rN.d from Slew Caution Richmond, two miles
frc,r the former place and the same distance from
Jams river il Is az present under gooA fences.
u W. uratered aud tiu1bcred, has ar excellent
dwelling hcuse, wuh kitchen, smoke house, &c
sc aim good repair and rs generally allowed to
b., III paD1t Of IeIt'ity, not inferior to any plan
o. ION IN ,he mel shbourhood On The same
day viii lie sold. Oh the p-'mises, on credit of
swe.ve ,nonths. two wed improved LOTS in the
s3Su Of New Canton, one oh Which Is now leased
to- seven yeus. at forty five pounds per annur
rar this propsrty bond and approved security
(bc :rin3 iuteits' from the date il punGlualiy
pai4) will &c =, AIRED. For furtAer particulars
enquire of idr George Watt, Richmond, or Mar.
James rs. IN New Canton.
ROBERT I'LL.
Buckingham county, 10,h Sept. 1894. If