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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-10
TERMS or rHs REPUBLICAN.

sT To fabfcribers in town, where the papers
are delivered. Two Dollars per annum--one
half in advance. or the whole at the end of fix
months.
Ia the country, by cafual conveyance. One
Dollar ESfty Cents per annum--the whole TO
be paid on fubfchbipg.
To diAant fubfcHbcrs. by mail. Two Dol
ars per aunan--2syab!c in advance.
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Notice.

FOR S4LE-7W'O LOIS or L4AD.
II YiNG end bcingi ,ha, pars of Newno,,
- called Ncwtowo. near Mf. Record Heath',.
--ALSO.- 81
A Dwelling Houie and Shop. near the Red
Market. For turrher particulars coooi,e of
SPENCER HALL. =
Nrar sbe Rsd Ma,ief.
December as, 1906.
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THE fabfcribes having come TO the determi-
j asions of poblifhing an Eri,ome Of the
Ediobssgh Difpeafasory. win thankfully receive
the obfcrv.s;sns and opinions OF Physicians, a.
TO the arrangement, 70 that n made an eafy
poke, volume-and Of what may be retained,
and whss expunsed.
South KinRRown, Feb. 10, 1906.
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CO Wanted Immediately,
t this Office, as an AppRrNr-
"A IcE to the Printing Bufinefs, a
Smart, Active LAD, IA or IS years
of age.-aTO One from the Country
would be preferred.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-10
Elizabeth Tillinghaif.
No. flo--Thame- Street.

No, ri9-Thame- Sueet.
u EsPEcrFULLY inform, the public, .rd
IN her friends in particular. that lhe inteoJ.
TO iollowihe fame line OF ba6nef, OF her late de
eeaied hoibsnd. 10 the pleadng hope, that with
the a'd "a aiympa,hizing and generous public,
he fHsllbe enabled 60 fcpport and educate hcl
namssous tamiiy cf young childrec. Thin i'm.
ppfssnt duty. fincc the death OF = beloved ha,.
band ,haying devolsed upon her, fhe essneltly q
iciis the patronage ofthe friends OF the q .dsr.
and t6e Fa,Is,l6."
She has on hand iudicious fslcta;on o.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-07
THE SUPSCIBFp

II jue receiveda handfome afIor,nent oeCHI-
A 4 MA, China Glazed and Crockery WARE, and
very ioon expects handfome parcel of Glafs to af
fort what he has now hand he has ALTO received on
cohignment Antigua and New England Rum by the
puncheon, London particular Teneriffe Wine by the
pipe, Teas by the chef, and mems fine Hats by the
box, which articIeswil be fold low for ca oron the
ufual credit FOR negotiable paper
He has on hand general aGortn1ent of Groceries.
among which are Brown Sugar & Coffee by the hid
and Dbl Salt by the iacIs, Shad Clipped Herrines, s.
arr by the Dbl. and northern Potatoes looi and in
Dbl. Vindegrave, Claret and Port Wine in boxes of
one and two dozen bottles each, CordiaIs Olives,
CaPers and Anchovies, alto in boxes and he keeps
confantly large fupply of Phiadephia bottled and
draught Porter and Ale, and Beer in barrels.
He has lately rented the Brick Ware Houfe on the
crois-ree leading from the BricE-Row Immediately
to the Balm, which has been occupied for MANY
years by Mefrs. Pickett, Pollard and lohnion. He
will De glad to receive on forage Flour and other
country produce at the ordinary rates
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
oa. %. sw
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a LARGE AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
IRONMONGERY, HARDWARE, sc.
wuIcu 4

AMONGST WHICH ARE
HARPENTER's, Blackfmiths and other mcchan-
-. les tools, Building materials of all kinds fuch
as Locks, Hinges, Nails, &c.-Farmer's and
Houiehod uteniils, viz. Trace Chains, Hoes, Straw
Knives, Grafs Scytkes, & Sickes, Knives and Forks,
Spoons, Grid Irons, Smoothing Irons. And Irons,
Shoves longs and Pokers, Coal Carriers and Sifters,
Wire Tenders, Pots and Kettles, Steam Kettles,
Tea Kettles, Frying Pans, Coffee Mills, waf-
lie Irons, Warming Pans, Tin in Boxes, Iron aud
Erals Wire, Bar Lead, Patent Shot, Sheet Iron,
Ciois and open Stoves, for burning wood or coal,
Farming Mil Wheels, Mill Saws, German Steel,
Wrought and Cut Nails and Brads, Window Glals,
10 by 8, by 9, l2by 10, IL by 10, and IS by Is,
Seine Irvine, Glue, Patent Windfor Shaving Soap.
an ai!ortment Of Bruhes; with variety of other
articles too numerous nert. The above goods are
laid in on the be terms FOR ca and will be fold on
like good terms, for cath, country produce or appro-
we'd paper at lhort date.
ALTO for fale coniynment of three Bales WOOL
EMS, conitting of Blankets, Cd low priced Blue
Cloths, and Red and Yellow Flannels, at moderate
price and liberal credit for approved paper. An ee-
giant Cold Repeating Watch-A bargain.
October "a. oawsw.
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IN cHANcFRY.

IN CHANCERY.
LomJa County, 5ftly Court, 1906.
Robert Donald rhe elder and Andrew
Dor4ld, furviving partner of James
and Robert Donald, & Co. Pitts.
againa,
William Hodges and Frederick, Harris, Defts.
~ ME Defendant, William Hodges, not having
Z entered his appearance and given fecurity accor-
ding to the a of aiemby and the rules of this court
and it appearing the fatisaeton of the court that
he is not inhabitant of this Rate therefore, on
the motion of the plaintiffs by their attorney-It is
ordered and deereed by the court, that the iaid de-
PENDANT do appear here the fecond Monday in Oc-
tober next, and anfwer the plaintiffs bill; and that
copy ofthis order be forthwith Inherited in fone Que
of the public papers printed in the City OF Rich
mond, for eight weeks fucceaively, and pu.lied at
the front door OF the Cour,houle of this County on
fome Court day.
A Copy.
JOHN PoiEDEXTER, c. L.c.
September 5. eo2u.
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EDUCATION.
nURINc the enfuing year, R. l..

huRiNC the enfuing year, R. L. Bohannan will
~ continue and purdue the profcfional iniiruaion
OF youth in the town of Por,-2oya His courle of in
ffruSon eon,prehends Latin Grammar, Englli Pro.
fody, the art of reading, Arithmetic Geography with
the ule of the globe, and maps, Mathematics, and
the principles of fome of the moA uleful and curious
branches Of Natural Philofophy. With refpecf to the
importance and utility OF thoe branches Of learning
that form his courie of education it would be chime
rcal in him to enter into any difquGton, fnce they
are obvlorily the foundation on which youth may,
whatever be their profpeas or future walks in life,
pace their future uieuneis and efteem. AS afford
ing satisfactory evidence the parents and guar
dams OF thoie young gentlemen whom he may have
under his care, fthe improvement which his pupils
derive from, his courfe of infiruaon he will continue
to purdue his adopted plan of caung his pupil. to un-
dergo annually public examination in the uties in
which they may have been respectively engaged this
plan, befides the fatsfaction that i. may excuivey
ahord TO the parent GUARDIAN will he thinks) ever
DE powerful incentive to ardor, add new
vgor TO the mind, above all producein the breas
oil his pupils lauda5le and praile- worthy emulation
to excel 1t is his mott ardent dere the primary OBJ
Jeets 9TH abours, and the ffronge motive for his
mott jealous devotion, develope amonefl his pu-
pills new genius OF intellectual activity, and at the
lame time to point the oheas to which this acsi-
WHY may be the mot ufefuy dretled He deerniny
himief an ardent lover of indufry and proper I'M
proveaient of time, it fhal be one Of MS mot eager
concerns 10 ncucae habits of Intellectual activity in
the youthful mind, fer he is impreIed with belief
that however great the talents and genius youth may
be- without the activity for exerting ,henl, they viii
De unavaiiing pine, decay and perth AS it fiall be
one OF his mot jealous concerns to rear the tender
mind to habits OF ndury and applications 70 will he
deter youth from frequenting pieaure parties pur-
iuing frivolous anlrfenlents and fueh other pernci
ons habits that they may have previouy acquired the
great foes TO virtue health aud happirei uch habits
TIA. encourage vruent paions, and fink the native
v;gor ofyouih into contemplate efeninacy and apa-
thy.
For fuch Of his pupils that may attend. exslufively
to the art OF Reading and Arithmetic discharge for
tuition viii be eight dollars per, quarter To thofe
who may attend ether branches OF learning his CHARGE
will De ten dollars per quarter.
~ B. His School will commence on the fecond
Monday in January, 1907.
Port-Roya, October %, 1906. SIN.
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Martial oftbe empire, commandine n.
ieventh corps of the grand army"
PARIS. A,,e

P2fIS, Aug. is.
:, ihuriday being the day of Saint NapoIeon
'Sere was a IeftfacIe at St. Cloud, drawino
room, cards in the apartments and a rpnrar 20 go
the ladies. FPN' iot
Yesterday, at nine in the morning. there ,.,e
a grand levee (; the princes, the rnibiGcrp ,bs
grand oifcers, the officers of his houEhold, S,c
his BIRTH i'dfy OF
After The levee, the fenate, the connect SC
rate, the tribun2te, the courts of c-aGst;o, a,J
inc departmental council, were fIccs fIiyrlv rr..
lenled TO the emperor and king by the Grand
matter OF the ceremonies.
pal body. '@" TIC 'hu'ci'
The prefdents of thefe d;a.r.n+ holt.
majeHy. ree1ue' 10 us
az ten the corps dipiomatyue were conduc-
TED to an audience ofhis majelty, by the na(tera
and aids of the ceremonies. 49, ''"''s''
al TINS audience were prefented to hic rns;sr.
" oy his excel|eBcy the count de met,ern;ch
am6aiiador from his mae1y the emneror -
Autria-Ihe count dc Czaky, eentIen,, of
irahiylvanla the count de Potofky: M. DE-
r r,olet' NJ Lefeb"re de Rechtenburg, M. De
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of emba1y.
py ms exceiIency the prince de MaGerano.
amoaiiador from his catholic maie1v--M r.,
Ayenpa, Chevalier of the military order of c.
james. ''u'' Vi o''
By his excellency M. De Bran,z.b m;rie..
land '''S ~"S Vi t1oi-
M. Verhuell, councillor of Fate and cbarnh.r.
lain to the king of Holland.
M: Meyer, ci-devant mniaer in France--M
Niyiien' coninI from Holland at Acers.
Ihelr maJelties then went to Tafs 1;s.
minencc cardinal Fetch, grand almoner. of;c;,t-
ca IN bis protihcals, and gave the nsnoI no.
oieiion: The MATS was followed by lie Denm
ut eight in the morning their msie0ies csn,.
to Paris. On traverling tile Champs ElvG.ea
ana tne Quays which lead to the Palace. II t5s
I,'dit on an InnumerabIe crowd who were aGe,,-
oied' they were received with the lopdea a..
clamaton. 'uueN ac-
"eh 'he emperor appeared in the baIcoav
~ I'm, lne Paiace' an immenfe crowd fpread theg,-
iclVes IN the garden, and made The ale -oc,,,a1
with loud appsufys and reiterated accI,r1,,;sn.
OF Vive fEmPeror vive Napoleon
after the fireworks, their Maiefiea returned
to ST. Cloud. y~'''S' 'e'u'neo
ne Illumination Of the palace and the oar.
den vt the Thuileries was moa rnaen;eossr,.
ne fIne avenue Of the Cbsnps Rivesss -.
continued blaze of light.-A great nun,ber 81
aouies belonging to individuals rivalled n
iPienuour and elegance, the public eaabl;e.
The whole city was Illuminated.
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NOTICE.

TIME purehafers Of property, at the fales in Char
L lotse and Albemarle, conducted by Wilton Ca
ry Nicholas Efq. are requeaed take notice, that
the bonds executed BY then, for the amount Of their
REFLECTIVE purchats, are now in my poGsfhon, by vir
tue Of an Alignment from MIR. Nicholas. Puneiual
payment at my Office, the day which the bonds
become due, is expected. In every cafe OF failure a
fnit will certainly be brought without delay.
AS fome of thefe bonds will become due between the
18th and 22nd of December, when thal be neceila-
ry abfsnt public bun-ls in Norfolk, MAR Scott,
the Marfhali of this diaria, viii a4 for s from the
time of my departure until my re,arn
GEO. HAY,
attorney Of tie q. S. for tie Pa. Djq,ia
Richmond, Oa. 81. oaw4w
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Af 71eiag of lie Di,rS7o,s o Bs Riebvoed T,,b;t.
CS@Sany, 6sLiai Ed1oayd Iolaags sqOeyA in Be e;fy
Of Aie5nsad, on Tpsltay tie 2oB Of Tniy, 1906.
- ESOLVED, That five dollars be paid o. each
- hare held by the Stockholders IN the fad COM
pany TO Nathaniel Sheppard their trealurer on or he
fore the fri day Of September next
R9sfyfa, Thai proportions be received from snv
peron' inclined to undertake the work on the Turn.
pike until tie fir day of Oaober next, and thar ,be
fame be fled in writing with the clerk of the Gonna.
ny ~ the perfons making fueh propositions.
An extract from the minutes
N. SHEPPARD, Clerk.
~. d. have been dire61ed by the preGdent and
directors, to requsl the prefons making pro,oG,on,
tor Undertaking the aforementioned road, 10 maze
their hatenients in fueh way, as to give the amour,
upon iurPoiition, that the road is from forty to one
hundred ieet wide and ALTO, to inform them that thu
time for receiving proposals. ponponed tlI fbe r0
day Of November next.
SHEPPARD, Clerk.
September 8. DfI
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OCT. %.
ELLIS g ALLAN


MORN tbei' frcrds, fbat fbey ba9e yeeeiveI part
Of bei, FdLL GOODS, PR tie .@ios Hsreules
Jrsm Liverpool, and Dejaewona From Landda---
CONSISTING OF,
Ref Blantsf5 from Cd TO 1874, DgFd BIaakefs,
FiaansLS, Coating, and CoPors,
London 65e S4Pesfne Cisf6s, SesaiG 7eooi,
Ksgjsyncre' fagis and dogble a,iiieI,
CGHfieven's bsa0er and pateat Elk Hiatt,
Ladief fgtbiOrobie Beavty Ruff hivsved,
lofssi"' and six Qniitags, 14siessRas, S4ooass7yrs
and 7eiiaafs, for Ysqi,
Cbaa7be'ry Siiis amt 11yGip,, negv faherns,
LaSiG eoffos, GN and zvooi Inf,
Geafie0eS's eoffos, 6ik and Aagoia So.
fns 7ooof fyosks and dya7oeys,
Laa1es SpaAy6 Moreeeo Boots and I'M SJoes,
elegant huff and 2Iebefs,
Eos B,gG and Cbieagsry Tf56efs,
Brz7da and KiA5eynigFey CaySeiiizg
Greaf Csafs, Upb,eias, CioVes, De5siies & 1eq;g,.
Ca!lieoes and Cas7b,isks,
Sah in faets, &c. tJe. sS'e.
TIE BaLnee IF their Gocds, PR tie Laara, ARE ss-
fe6'ed daily, and qO5j zoW be j9 on vs,v DoJs,afs
fTsss. SEPT. %. 15HN
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EvofvatE 8.
GgarG9e
FRANKFORT, Avg. 2s.

There has 'atc!y appeared here, in the name
OF the raaeiarstes of this city, Il proclamation,
OF which certain pai,ages are cGntidered, hv in
telligent PeoPe, rs very extraordinary.
Martial Augereau, to whom report thereof
had been made, addreifed the following letter
to the burgo- matters and Msgiitrates of Frank
fort.
&c Gentlemen,
Being deiirous to alleviate as much IA po6i. .
bic, the bnrthens inpoiet' on you bv the cir
cumtances or the war, you have feen me on
every occaiion contributing with you, to the
public tranquility, and the comfort of your fs..
low citizens. Coufu'ted by you On the eener.
al meaiures iuterening TO your city, have
taken pleafure in thoce which were beff adap,ed
to your immediate convenience.
On the arrival of the French comm;ffary
general, charged to prepare the rcmiiiion of the
city of Frankfort, and ITS territory, to his cleo.
toral h'shnefs the prince primate (confornaby
to the treaty of confederation of the 10Th of
July laft) feveral members competing your 90.
vernment, announced to me their intention OF
proclaimng the new order of things-the time
was not yet arrived-I dihuadcd them from fo
co,ns-and they appeared to appreciate nv
motives.
What has been my furprife, when at Afchaf.
feuhourg, where had gone to pay nv refDeGs
to the prince Prmatc, courier, dirpatched
from mead quarters by the commandant bro't
to me ajournal containing the tranllation Of 4
proclamation, which you had profurelv dieri.
buted during my akfsnre
l have peruicd it with pain, gentlemen. Iii.
unjuft towards the French government. which
in the changes OF Germany, has treated Won in
the mott favorable and diRinguiiiicd manner;
and which you ought to have duly elmated,
and irnprefied on your conliituents-On the
contrary, you feem to have wiffed to excite
their difcontents.
More enlightened on their true intereGs. \
great majority of the inhabitants OF Frankfort
applaud the change which is preparing for
them.mTbs priailelsea eiagss bling aboh@ed,
try HH became chissnS, and equal Ia tie eye of
TIE haqV, and fbeg qviH alike participate IN IL.
JavorS eta pafernai sopeya.g.zt.
nay connection with you, gentlemen, hi:her.
to have been agreeable-but, by your late con.
duct, they NUT ceaic to be 20.
The reproaches, which now addrefs to Won.
are the more painful to my feelings, as thew
mutt be of equal publicity with your a9 which
has ncc= heHed :a:cFn that act is moreover the
error OF certain individuals ONLY know poG
tiveiy that feyeral among you had no part in il.
ana as they ought not to bc eonfounded win,
IT'S authors, trmmon you to declare, within
twenty tour hours, who are the authors Of ,bs
proclamation which is now circulating"
(Signed)
u "AUGEREAU.
Marihal ofthe empire, COMMANDING ID.
ieventh corps of the grand arrny.''
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1000 Dollar

~ he Managers viii commence drawing in the
city ct New YORK; on the feeend Tuefiay in Deem
Der next, aud will continue TO draw GOO T;cte,.
day, until tinihed, except the laa day, when there
will remain 500 to be drawn
tn Diltant adventures, by forwarding Bank Notes
OF any deicripion, Directed to NJ Judah, New
York pot paid, will be fupplied with Tick
cts from the above Office, with the utmoa punc.
tua!,y with perfect lafety, and the earlieR advice
lent OF their iuecefs. Owing to the great demand
which is dollars. r 49,
September 2e. eooo,
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VALUABLE LAND foR SALE.

hN Monday the 18th Of December next, If fair,
~ oiherHiie the next f4ir day, I mali offer for
aie at Walserto1 to the highcG bidder, that valpa
bic tract Of land called Whitehall, belonging to the
eita'e OF John Gariet, dcceafed, Iyug on MatiaYo-
ny river IN kuIg aud Queen County about one mile
above Walkerton, and nine miles below Dunkirk
This tract contains between eight and nine hundred
acres, IS very fertile, and well adapted to the culture
81 wheat aud corn. Il has on it a large two-norv
Brick Houie aud oihsr Convenient, out houCes
This is as hiudionie iituaisn as any on Mariana
ny, remarkable hea.hy, andCEy coavenien. for ma
vigation. have not been very particular in defer;
bing the Land, it is prefumsbie, any perion neli
ned to purchale, viii FRI view It. The terms Of
iale will be Ave hundred pounds down, and the bal
lance n three annual payments, the parehaer giving
bond with approved feeurity, to carry interea from
the -'e If not puneuaily paid, and mortgage OH the
land 20 lecure the payments.
On the day fubfs1uent to the fae OF the land, will
be fold on the premifss, all the toc! Of every def
erpton, houehold aud kitchen furniture and planta
bon utenhs alto, the crop Of corn, brandy and cot,
ton. iweiye mouths cred, viii he . wen on all fums
exceeding hse dollars--;he purciaiyr giving bond
with GOOD iseurty, to carry interea from tie date If
not poactnaly complied wIth.
EDWARD GARIIcK,
H11iajffeis, Of jJfsia Ga,iei, S.r,sjsd
september - oaf SIS
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VIRGTNI4. 10 ay;t :.

VIRGINIA, to quit
1T Cbaree,y Dfri7 Court, held in tie city ef KiA-
awsrtg, toe Esd day Of hpra. 1906.
Sarah Robins, widow and relia of Iofhua Robins
deceated, Arthur Robins, Sarah Robins, Tohn Re-
bins, Joihua Robins, Ann Robins and Charles Ro-
bins children Of the laid Johua Robins, deceafsd
the iad Ann & Charles being infants under the age
oltwenty-o years, by the fad Arthur Robins. their
brother and next friend, William Baines, admin;c-
trator OF the fad Joaiua Robins deceaied and the
laid William Baires and Elizabeth his wife, a
daughter OF the iaid Joihna Robins, decd Pltf's.
againf
Thomas Robins and Carvey Dunton, executors of
Arthur Robins, decesied, Levin Aiu,es and Brid-
get his wife, and James Bonnie Il and Mary his
wife. u.r,s
ME Defendants, James Boane., and Mary his
A wife, not having entered their appearance aad
gwen iecnri,y according the act of Aaeu,bly, and
TIE rules oi this Court, and it appearing to the fatf-
faction 0! the Court that ihey nor inhabitants of
this country, the motion of the Plaintiffs by their
council 1t is ordered, that the fa1 defendants do
appear here on the frR day of the next term, and an
i'er the bill of the plaintiffs, and that copy Of this
order be forthwith Inherited in one newspaper of the.
CITY OF Richmond, for two months fucce!liyelx-.I
u1u. o. ,!iE S-pto in this
city.
Il Copy.
ANTHONY ROBINSON, &C.
o"ooer -. oaw 2ni
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BIZ |IRTUE efa DEED Of 7;yf, executed 70 NE by
A,myfead R46s to eare tbs paynssa. Of one bogfa~S
fzvo hundred and nineteen onrd and eight pence DIE
/ros1JaiS RnDeNto Ba-fbelo0rezv Daadyiare
4 SHALL, on Monday the 24th of the prefer.
Z month, proceed to fell for cath to the highen
bidder, at New-Kent c. II. that valuable traa of
LAND lying in N. Kent County, called Poindexters,
containing fix hundred and thirty-fx acres together
with twelve likely young NEGROES, or 70 much
OF the fad property will fuificent to farisy the
lad debt with interelt from the 22nd Of May, SOC,
until paid, and the expences attending the execution
of the faid deed of ,ruR.
WIN. ARNIIsTEAD, 7rsces
Nov. 4. t2i,h
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FOR SALE.

fit pH6ffe aat7ioe On TIE bremi1fs, OH Uedne/cEay
lotb September ae.t, ira prsv;oaly liy3oj2d
Of By Pyivafr coutra9
HIVE 6aad,ed and yftiy acres ofLAWD, Efve-
: ff@ M re m1per end Of Cumberland County,
eiSbteea miles .tfroi,p tie eonrt bope, three 6om
Faranpihe and one from a good ulaaufaisFnriue
NIL, en- Afpoma!!ox riDer, nozv naziga6.e ali
nsoFto Peseri6rg. This land lies banajon,ely.
IS in good order and infcrior in quality to none
eat Of the mountains; there is 10 or 12 acres
aieadoz0, band/omeJ Jet qUifb Tin,otby, and
a6ont 20 aers5 more prepared far Joqviae next
Spring' In addition t5sreJ an exfegGye bed of
coal, qybieb TO a peron Of capital qvonla be kig6
" 1aiaa5h. One third TIE purr6aJe money qyiY
be rrqmiredin band, and tie balance in f1vo an
naal i5GaimenfJ.
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RICHMOND, FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER !, 1906.

ON Tie eeord W'eanoey ia December nesf, IeaR eGsr
syJaief TO f6ebig65f 6idr, at Ps1olsfan iov::
4 BOUT thirty NEGROES, eondling of men,
- women and children, on the following terms ::
one third cain and the balance in twelve months.
Bonds with approved f.curity will be required, carry
ing intere from the date, but il puneaualy paid the
intcrcft will not be demanded.
WM. RANDOLPH.
w iton, Nov. f. tdc
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ROBERT IOHNsTOu.

ROBERT JOHNSTON,
~ kGS leave to inform his friends and tie public,
ID that he has removed his Store from the bouCs he
lately occupied oppoite the Eagle Tavern, to orc of
Mr.. Thomas Miteheil's new houfes nearly oppolite
to Meiirs Taylor and Browns vendue Office, where
'e is now opening general aiTortment of
DRf GOODS g IRONMONGERT,
which ne will d1pofo Of at a moderate profit.
N. 3. lie will Rent Sell his Brick Tenement on
Shockoe Hill, adjoining to Mr. Robert GoTdos's.
October Z. If
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$4,000 -!
eo,ooo!. 10000 4! DOLLARS,
HIGHEST PRIZES.

III ~ Lolfely NO 3, 7or TIE Enfouragenent Of
Literature IN sbs fate Of WsSv-York.
MINAGERS.--THomAs STORM, DAME, HALF.
Solo non SouruwIcK, ToHa H.
SIcKELs, and JouN L. BROOKE.
W.1JOD@dH, Ba9Lislls., 10. 81, 3F.,aiaea-Lsae,
Ne7o-1o-k;
II AS For Sale, at his Lucky Iottery-Ofl flee (where
4 4 large proportion of Capital Prizes in former
Lotteries were foid), TICKETS in the prelent Lot
terry, IN Whole, Half, Quarter, and Eighth parts-
Caih' or undrawn Tiekcts given for Prizes as foon
drawn.
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we hoe. ....., LoaDoN, Sept. :,
pondent at St. Peteribureh, Of ors 49, 0 'a,I.
than the dispatches trauCntted 70 C,overo ,a,Si
u rates thai news had ua reached tbss
o. complete Victory gained bv the Rne;app .-
my over the Pertains, in which toe lstts, 49, ~,