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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-17
NJOSEPH BRIGGS,

No. 6a, Thames ssreef,
7HAS for sale--loo bbis Prime Pork, war
i l. ranted Gin, per pipe.
s.fiso.--hn assortment Of GROCERIES.
n N. b. He transacts Commission Business
Those who are disposed to favour him ia this
line, may depend OH his cxcrtions in thcirlpc-
half.
STORAGE for goods may be had BY ap
plying as above. July 26.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-17
William and Henry Moore,

OFFER FOR S.4LE,
AT THEIR STORE, No. S, MARKET T-SQUARE,
For Cash, Country Produce aftroucd Cred, at az
i0.s prices as can be purch0sed at any store
in .Ne.spors-
so boxes excellent brown SUGARS;
5 do. do. white do;
20 bbs. do. do. do;
1000 VT. excellent COFFEEi
10 chests souchong TEAS
do. Hysonskin 0o.,
y do. HIyson do -
10 casks GINGER;
Bags OF PEPPER; DO. P1MENTO;
S pipes Country GIN, Of supcriour Guali,y.
S hhds. So proof w. l. RUM;
rs do. Me- do;
lR0NMONGERy, CUTLERY, and HARD
WARE;
n NAILS of all kinds
ANCHOhS, of every size;
sandry articles in the Dry Goods Line
bales COTTON.
.qiso, az their Store,
No 100. TH.slff5S-STREET,
A general and extensive assortment DkA
GOODS, as cheap as can be found
All the above articles will be sold at wholesale or
retail
Nh All those persons who have long standing
accounts. are desired to call and settle the same
CASH,
And tho highest price given for good clean
Flax Seed. Tow 4 Nh or Feath<rs. HSnfea,
1000 bushels good clean Barley.
Apply At No. 5, ,MAarrr-sevArz
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II SONG.

BY THOMAS MooRr, Esq.
Fran selection Of Irish .tsiOdes saiely published
OIL tlnh not my spirits are always as light
And ifee from paDp, as they seem 20 you now
lor expect that ,he hear-l etng smile of tonight
Viii return with tomorrow to brighten nv brow
no. life is a waste Of wearisome hours,
which seldom the rose Of enjoyment adorns
Aud the heart that Is soonost.awake 10 the flowers,
ID always the FIRST TO be touch'd by the tiiorisss
Bat send round the bowl land be happy while,
-we'nesernIeet worse in our pilgrimage here,
Than the tear that enjoyment. can Gid with a smile,
And tho sniie that compassion turn 10 tear
Tic thread Of oar life would he dark hcay'n knows
u i were notwitl friendship an,hoyc ntertwiaed
Aud care no.howtsbo may suk 20 repose,
WhctrNsc blessings shall ccaae.to be dsAs 10 my
mind
But they who haveloy'd the fondcst, the purest
Too cltcn have wcpt o'efthc dream they believed
And thc heart that his slunbcrcd u friendship sc-
cuIyst,
Is happy indeed If twas never deceived.
But send round the bowl, while relick Of truth,
h inmai,svr in woman, this prayer shall bc mine,
That tie sunshine of life may illumnc our youth,
And tie moonlight Of friendship console our de-
cline.
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For SALE, OR TO EEr.

THE House and Lot II. the North part
Of Easfsfs point. Lately occupied ly tho Rev
Mr. Bradley. tfe M
.7lso--Thc Mats, spors, Sails, Rigging. Stores,
&c. suitable for single dccked Mig, OF no or lie
ous. or high or double decked Bfig Of t2o or $50
turs .--Apdlyto CONSTANT TAyER:
Nsrpsrf, sept IL
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FARM-FoR SALE.

THE Subscriber will sell his Farm, in
Il .,7ddleforvn, on the most liberal terms-such
cannot fail giving satisfaction to any one who may
be inclined TO purchase. For further particulars,
apply to the Subscriber, on the premises.
~ CARDER HAZARD.
.sEdhxxown, Nov. 2S, 1909. 80 .A~
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I'ER.lfS.


THE above will contain 60 or 20 pages, and be Hf
forded at the moderate price Of sislt dqllss 9un-
dred; eesame rgork 7sithoHf b6siiio,t nosp
selling at FIFTY CENTS fa,nAAl iEeIt wiiFhot be
put to press until 5000 copies sire subscribed for;
slass cspiass xdsIdz work SO gpubIisE &a,Sse,
and viii cost ndiyidpals but eistbtenf 4P3mP6IF,
It. is ptesuincd tlr{ very iuH and tensise sub
Ser rtop. will hetlled inn 1ia}sl9 { 81 3ss
~ ssiss sls'5S I E;Es ss|ass smsiI5sI aaS
quantity tbst can Skeissd ~ the1pubhahers)
desifcd tpassp pcixkc And appoint anagent 10
ssihxci56e lor the number they may want.
a very large suSsgrptior for the abve work has
scribe e desired 20 forward their orders i,nnedafe,
subscriptions can be received after itis pat to
prcss. a -
I An orders 20 be addressed 10 the rrnLIsHrns OF
rHn'nosrox pA1Nlor; the postage on which must
DC paid
Boston, Dec. IL. 1909
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ANUSiNG MISCELLANY.


Originat Lenerg,Jiom aa american Trauekf,
ia Eurogar, 10 Ms. friends in This country.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-25
NO The Patrons and Friends of the MAN
4 CHESTER ACADEMY.
August z.

NO The Patrons and Friends of the MAN
Il CHESTER ACADEMY.
PacatioH ends in the Manchester Academy. on
tne ION inst. The following is the program Of
studies Tor the ensuing year
CREEK TONGUE.
SeHior Class--Homer, Demosthenes, Longi
| nus, Nelson's Greek Exercises. and Greek Far
sing.
Second C2ass--Epctetus, XenophorI's Cvrono.
dia, Anacreon and Greek Parsing
Third C9ass--M uore's Creek Grammar. Greet
Testament and Creek Parsnp : :
LATIN TONGUE.
senior CIass-Horsce's Cd Book of Epistles &
art OF Poetry, Cicero's Orations. Tacitus Jucr..
thus: with Latin TRANSACTIONS from the history ot
England, by DR.. Goldsmith, and from Junius' i, 81
tiers
Second Class-Sallust, Virgil and Terence
with LATIN and English Exercises and psrsinr
Ihrd LIass-CcsSr and Justin with R,ld
mans Latin exercises and Latin parsng
Fourth C2asS-Rudimsn'4 Latin Grammar. En-.
tropius' abridgement of Roman history, and Ia.
tin exercises.
ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
Senior Class-Blair's Lectures on Rhetoric.
Sheridan's Lectures on ElocutioH, Muray's large
English Grammar, and exercises, Iones' pro.
nouncing Dictionary, and English parsinr.
Second CIass--Adsms' Flowers OF Modern his.
tory, Murray's Grammar. and exercises, with
Jones' Pronouncing Dictionary, and English par.
sing
Third Czass--Adams' Flowers of ancient His.
tory, Murrsy's abridgement of English Gram.
mar, and Spelling Book.
FRENCH LANGUAGE,
q Senior C2aSs-Telemachus, SCOTS Recl,eiI.
French Exercises, French parsng and practice OF
speaking.
Second ClaSs-Perin's French Grammar. Pc.
rms French Exercises and Fables, with French
parsing.
MATHEMATICS.
Simpsons Euclid, BonycastIe's and Friends
Algebra, Mackay's Navigation, Flint's Survey.
ing, Helsham's Natural Philosophy
ARITHMETIC.
Senior C2GsS-Vulgar and Decimal Fractions
&c. IN Pixies Arithmetic
Second CIass-Common rules in Pike,s Ar;tb
metic.
HISTORY.
Blngland on the study of Arrient History,
England on the study Of Nodern History.
GEOGRAPHY.
Cothners Modern Geography with Arrow.
smith's Maps. D'AnyiIls's Ancient Geography.
RHETORIC.
Cicero's Orator, Roln's QuintiIlian, Pierce's
LonBmus, with English and Latin compositions.
LOGIC
Dsncan's Logic, Locke on the Human Under.
standing Abridged.
MORAL PHILOSOPHY.
Hatcheson's abridgement, and Psley's Philo.
sophy.
FRANCIS S. o'REILLY, President.
Manchester Academy, Sept. r. w3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-25
May 9

4 I Superior Court OF Chancery, holden at
the Capitol. in the City of Richmond, the
22d September, 1909
Samuel Donaldson, surviving partner of lanes
Gibson, Samuel Donaldson and Douglass Hamii.
ton, merchants and partners, under the firm OF
Gibson. Donaldson and Hamilton, Plaintiffs
AGAINST
Alexander Donald & John Merchie, surviving
executors, and trustees of Robert Donald deed
Daniel Weisegar, executor Of Joseph Weisegar,
who was also an executor of The said Robert Do.
maid, decd. and Thomas Augustus Taylor,
Defendants
THE defendant Daniel Weisegar, who IS out
OF this country, and against WHOM the plaintiff ap.
pears to have proceeded in the mode prescribed
by law, in such cases, not having entered his ap.
pearancc given security to perform the decree /;
the court on motion of the plaintiff, by counsel,
doth take his bill for confessed as to that defsn-
dant, and order one of its commissioners to ex-
anime, state and settle an account, OF the admins
tratlon OF the goods, and chates, and credits of
Robert Donald decd as well by the said Daniel
Weisegar AS by his testator, the said Joseph Wei
ssgar, and make report thereof TO the court.
with any special matter thought pertinent by him
sell, orrequred by the parties to be specially sta
ted. .
Copy, Teste,
Nm w. HENING, C. C.
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A COURT oF ENQUIRY For the 1st. Ball

a COURT OF ENQUIRY For the 1st BatsL
n 10Th Regiment, is appointed to be held in
the upper pert Of the Market House on the 27th
day OF this month, and for the I'd BataI same
Regiment, at the market house on the 28th day
ofths Month, and Reqmentai Court of Engai-
~ is appointed to be held At The market house on
the 29tb day of this month.
These Courts will commence at 10 O'clock A.
N. By order Of the LioHt Colonel, Commandsnt
10 Regiment Virginia Militia.
SAM. G.. ADAMS, Adju,ant.
~ Any persons against whom fines are now in
the hands Of the collector, and who from absence
from this city, any other cause, have been pre-
vented from attending my Battalion or Regimen
tsl court heretofore, to shew cause sgainst being
fined, are invited TO attend the sad Reem ntsI
court OF Enquiry to be led on the % b lnst, and
make known 60 said urt the oil ctions hey
may have sgsinsi the payment Of such fines,
which objections, If deemed sufficient. will b SO
ertf1sd by sad court, 10 fsclhtste reIefto those
Ebo may THINK proper TO sppiy thsreior 10 the
ext General Assemble.
sep. H. #
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-25

Cor man. ti,e Chief aft of whose prdpcfsy col;
sists Of what must Of necessity, become mer.
waste papsr in case of = destruction of order &
law, for such man TO wishfor such destruction
is utterly out of belief. and quite impossible if he
be a seeker after base lucre."
So mich for the two first assertions of,he At.
torn-y General The third, namely. that the ar
my WAS anxious TO see me punished, I win en-
qaire into in my next. Ii will take up some cor.
siderable space for Lam resolved to show. and
that in amanner to leave doubt in the ,uiud o.
any man, that the army have no reason 70 find
fault with me, that have always been the friend
of the soldier, and that of course, merit not is
bad wishes. shall have much TO bring up next
week. and Ipromise in order at once 10 get things
smooth, to publish dolble number. The reader
ysi!l. am sure. excuse me Cor giving under the
present circumstances. the precedence to obser.
vations more immediately relating to myself -
bit he need not fear, that shaiitrespass much
upon him in this way. ! shall resume my usual
course OF proceeding, and, according to my for
mer practice, leave my calumniators to choak in
their own gall.
Wm. CoBBETT. /.
State Prison, NeSgsafe,
E.day. 18th Juty, $50 ce.si'-~, >. ~.r,.
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a TEACHER WANTED - Wanted in an
A Academy IN the neigiboFhoo1 of Rich
mpnd, gentleman possessing an accurate know
lsdge OF The English language, Of Arithmetic and
Who also writes good hand. Should ne hap
pea 20 be acquainted with any other branch of G.
ducation ususliy taught in Academies, be shall
he considered as entitled to further remuneration.
WITH equal attainments, preference vii, be 81
ven 10 a minister Of some religious worship ;
bat though, this Is not deemed sn esseatal con.
dltion, yet IN no case shall ,ny person be EN-
ployed other than one Of orderly habits aud
approved character.
Letters post pad and directed to E--NA
at Msnches.er sball be attended to-
September IL. 1awtf
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Sept 10.


M OTICE'-Notwthstand the death OF Mra
IN Andrew Nicolson, the firm of Nico!son,
Hetb & Co will continue (igreeably to their at
ticies of co.partnery) until The first Of January
next, when 1t will expire: Ia the mean time, the
business Will be carried ON rs usual, by the suc-
vivng partners, at their Office, in taIs place
All those indebted to that firm, or TO NicoIson
and Heih, are desired to come forward and set-
tie Their accounts before the first day OF Mo-
venber next Otherwise, suits will be lnsttu-
Ted, without discrimination, against all those who
iaIl TO secure their respective balances. Those
who have claims against the said concerns will
call for payment. Timely notice will be gwen of
the firm under which the new year viii COM
mepce, who win continue to supply their custo-
mers with the choicest coal their prospect for the
CUSHING year, being more han Usually hattering-
HhRR1' YETH,
BEPERLT RANDOLPH.
KDWARD u. D{GGES.
Manchester, Sept. Z. tlNov
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xUN-POWDEK !--Th, prop .,,u,s s. &c
~ RICHMOND POWDER MILLS, uiFe'
tor sale, by the key orisrger quantity, F and IF
Gun Powder, glazed and ungazed /; warranted
equal to any imported, and on reasonable terms.
Retailers at liberty TO return the powder, il
not approved. Apply to
.fA1fES BRoWN, .T,. Or,
DAVID = BURR.
May 90. 2sw2wa1awtf
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: 1ECK'S f.nrnvI' NftllI.

HE subscribers, (beng appointed Agents
in this city, for the Manufacturers in Phi
ladelphia) have now hand for sale, Ten tons
Of Pltenf SHOT, assorted and will herea t,er h.
furnished, from the Manufactory, with supply
sufficient to meet any demand at this Market.
M & 3 MTERS.
August IL .r6-:I
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ar Fairfield Races ~!
IhE FAIRFIELD RACES,

w lob ,o5e so~~e"'e on Monday the first of oe'
FIRST DAY-A Cup will be run for, value
twenty live guineas one mile heat-five subscri.
bers and Subscription closed
SECOND DAY-The 'Tockey- Club Purse OF
8 40o-four mile heats.
THIRD DAY--The Eob,ietors' Purse of s 20C
three mile heats.
FOURTH DAY--A Handy Gap, one mile hea,
each subscriber 10 pay ten dollars entrance, and
the toll of the gate for that day gwen in
Weights agreea.,ly to the rules of the club
RATES OF TOLL:
-Four wheel Carriages 6 90
Two do do o SO
Man and Horse O25
Foot passengers 0 l24
ESJNE SMoCK,
Treasurer and Proprietor.
sept. II. wtR
TNHE Subscriher has reccived, aud offers ior
sale, at his Grocery Store, between Messrs
Kirby, Drake and Taylor, and Messrs. Calego
Richards &c Co.'S.
100 Kegs FF Eff ounont de Nemopr 6,
Co.'S Brandywine Gr,N-POWDER, war.
:. ranted of superior quality,
70 Iiogsheads Prime Antigua Rum,
2COOO VT Brown Sugar,
5000 DO. Cof'.e,
10 Bales Bourbon, do -.
90 Chests best Hyson, Young Tyson, Ympe-
4. rial, Gun powder and Souchong TEAS, Of
- last importation, :, -.
100 and lib each Lead Canister Imperial
and Gnn powdef Tea,
"a Doc: Bottles Martinique Cordial assorted
= in boxes of IL bottles each, -
100 Doz. Claret, Wise de Cravec Blanc, Rhe-
nish do. Burgundy, Champagne and old
Port VINE,
of 1899 & 1901, ..t
Pipes old London Market, Sherry, Lis,
bon & Tenerife Wine,
Pipes old Cogniac Brandy--es 100 Box
es of superior quality HAVANA Segars ;
With large end general assortment of GYoce.
res of superior quality, also, China and Glass
Ware, all of which he will dispose of at low pri-
ces for cash.
AUBIN LAFOREST /.
August 81 Iawips
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-25

IN cHANcERY.-Louisa County, June
q court, 1910
Thomas Nuckolds. RIFF
Samuel Oyerton, ir Richard Morris, lanes
Niche, VIM. Cooke, James Nelson, William G.
FoIndexter, executor of WarnerH Broaddus.
deceased, Overton Harris, Edward RagIand.
John White, Elizabeth Lawrence, adminislra
trx OF William Lawrence, deceased, Thomas
Holiday, Thornton Gibson, Nicholas NERVE
'hsr ana Barnett Moore, Def'fs
HE defendants, Samuel Overflow jr Nicho.
las Meriwether and Barnett Moore, not having
entered their appearance and given security &C
cording TO the act of Assembly and the rules of
this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of
the court that they are not inhabitants of this
state On the motion ofthe plaintiff, by his coun.
sci, IL is ordered, That the said defendants. Sa
muel Overon, jr. Nicholas Meriwether & Bar.
nett Moore, do appear here on the second Mon.
day IN October next, and answer the plant iff's
bill, and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in one of the newspapers printed in the
city of Richmond for eight weeks succe ssyelv.
and published at the front door of the court house
OF this county, on some court day.
4 Copy. T,St,
JOKN PoINDExTER, err.
AUGUST z. vs.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-25

g ALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ The subscriber has On hard, about 5 5000
worth Of excellent HAHOGANI HOUSE.
HoLG FURNITURE consisting OF Sitiepoarcis,
Ceilcretts, Bureaus. Dining, Gard and 1es-Ta-
bles, Sofas, Bedstcais of every description, Easy
Chairs, Wash stands, Candle stands, Wtrdro3es,
Ladies Cabinets, dressing Glasses.
ALSO-Cotts and Mattresses, which viii be-
Offered for sale, at puhijc suction, Monday the
first October next, at his Ware Room, on The ST.
leading 10 the Governors house
The sale to commence at 10 o'clock, & to con-
tinue from day to day, tilt all are disposed of.
The terms of sale-An suUs under SO dolls.
cash; all over so dolls not exceeding 100 dolls.
sixty days credit ali gums over 100 doilars, I20
days credit. Notes, with approved endorserss
will be required.
JOHN ALGOeK.
Sept 10 ids
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Commissionera' Office

Richmond, 4fh September, 1910
The parties concerned, are desired to take no
tice, that have appointed Tuesday the tf:irtieth
day OF October next, for carrying into effect the
foregoing decretal order of court, on which tlav
their attendance is required at my Office with all
their papers, accounts and vouchers, ready for
examination and settlement
I'm. FORESTER, NJ G
Sept T. T8w
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August II

II virtue of deed Of trust, x.cuted TO tue
~ subscriber, by Thomas z. Manson, of the
city of Richmond-WrH be offered or.safe. on the
second day OF next month, At the Bell Tavern. a
Negro Girl. named JUDITH, to satisfy the debt
due on said trust, and the expences attending the
sale. shall convey to The purchaser the title
vested in me as trustee only rs
VIM. d. WREN, 3ras.ee.
September IL. Taw
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Sept z
JNcHANcERY. Louisa county, June Court,

4 1910. =
John Lewis and Susanna his wife, Samuel Ties
ter, Barbara Bridge water, Owen Burton x Polly
his wife, Valentine cCutchen, administrator of
Ann McCutchcn, deceased. his late wife, Henri
eta Greenwood, and Benjamin Pulliafn, lie.
gal representatives OF Ann Pulliam decreased,
PlnintiHs
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OF The ells of me above mentioned property,
8 unavo,dably postponed till Wednesday the 26Ih
OF next month, at which time it Will certainly
take place.
August 81 tds
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Against

Ssml Oyerton, jr. admir- with the will annexed
OF Sam'i Rsgland. deceased, WIN. Cooke, James
Nelson, James Niche. WIN g. Poindexter, ex
ecu.pr OF Warner III Broaddus, deceased, Over
ton Harris Edward Raglaud, Elizabeth Lau-
renee, administrators OF Wm Laurence, decd
Thomas Holiday, Thornton Gibson, Nicholas
MeriwetheT and Barnett Moore, Def'ts.
THE defendants, Samuel Oyerton, inUr. ad-
ministrator as aforesaid, Nicholas Meriwetber
and Barnett Moore, not having entered their APP
pearance and given security according to the act
Of Assembly and tie rules Of this court, and il
appearing TO the satisfaction Of the court that
they are not inhabitants of this state on the mo
ton Of the plaintiffs, by their counsel. 1t is or
Gered, That the said defendants, Samuel Oyerton,
iunr administrator with the will annexed of Sa.
muel Raglsnd, decd Nicholas Meriwetaer and
Barnett Moore, do appear here on the second
Monday in October next, and answer tue plain
tif's bill, and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in one Of the newspapers printed
in the city of Richmond. for eight weeks sue
cessiye'y, and published at the font door of the
court house ofthis county, on some court day.
Il Copy. Ter,
JOHN POINDEXTEP, CrE
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TVwENTY DOLLARS REWARD. 1los.

TNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. Eiots
Il ed from Mr. James Smith, about the MID.
die OF Nav last. slave, named SAN, who HAD
becn,empioyet for several years past in tb ttgen.
leman's Bake House.
SAM is about twenty four or FIVE years ofage.>
tow OF stature, and not very bulky Of youthful
appearance, dark complexion, countenance
with an incessant smile, approaching to grin,
and thereby discovers u fine set of teeth, which
ne is not a little fond of showing He is slow of
speech, and when spoken to suddenly or quick
y, stammers and hesitates exceedingly-His
clothes not recolected.
Some time in August last, note was gwen
him by the Subscriber, (who then wished to dis
pose of HIM. TO lookout for p,rchas. r----u:
merely purported the terms" to any person N,
siding in Richmond, or it's neighbonrhocd -, =
And as he has the note still in possession, he
will probably, under pre,ence of seeking mas
ter, endeavor thereby to effect hts escape out of
the State. .r
All masters ocvessels ana others are, there
fore, forbid, at their peril harboring or carrying
him off.
The above reward will be given, and all rea-
sonable charges allowed, ifbrougst back in safe
ty to re
JOHN KING.
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FOR SALE.--OB the plantation in CHESTER
field County, the residence of the late Mr..
Francis Eppes decd. viii be sold on the 10Th dav
of October next, 90 the highest bidders, about
twenty valuable NEGROES consisting of men.
women < children, among them is good carpen-.
ter, and good milIer.-- ALSO the stock Of borses.
mules. cattle, sheep and hogs, neat coachee &c
harness for four horses, gig and harness, the
plantation tools, some household and kitchen fur
niture-amongst the horses are two vaIuabls
brood mares-Mary Gray the dam Of Wonder.
aad PaiAfox--a bay mare out of Mary Gray by
Dare Devil.
The stock Of cattle and sheep are equal, If nor
superior TO any in Virginia Cash VIII be re-
CURED for all sums Of thirty dollars or less-for
all purchases exceeding thirty dollars a credit oG
twelve months will he allowed, on the purcha-
sers giving bonds With the most approved secu-
rity--intcrest from the date of the bonds WILDE
demanded u they aFs notpunctu"ly paid.
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JERMAN BAKER, A"'0'

Az the same time ana place may be purchased
OF therepre sentatives Of the late Mr.. Eppes thac
valuable plantation coled Eppington, lying ON
AppomsttoX River about d miles above Peters
burg, containing one thousand acres about four
hundred Of which are in woods. Mr. Childers
manager on the plantation will shew it TO those
disposed to purchase.
Sep 10. tds
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DLAISTER PARIS --Orders for C,oand
Il Plaister of Paris, lodged with the subscri.
Der. will be forwarded to Wright and Dyrnes,
Baltimore, and executed by them
SAMUEL M2ERS.
Sept ID. "a;