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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-10

On the ia March King Lc.ils Isssed a
PROCLAMATION, declaring that Bonapa.,e enter
ed, sword in hand, the department OF the
Var, and calls upon all The authorities, civil
and military, 10 pursue, arrest, and produce
Immediately, the person of Napoleon Bona
parte, thar he and his obettors may be dealt
with agrecably to thcslaws
King Louis issued Proclamation on the
ig'1 OF March, saying that part of his army
had betrayed him, but he hoped il would soon
Acknowledge its errors and return to its duty.
Cine king,at this time stated ne would make
a sand in his capital, but wished 10 save
much bloodshcd )--.Nesv York Afer. Adv,
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United STATES ApOtheeay Generllb CD.ce,

.Al6uny, 3lst March, 1915.
G CURGEONS and Mates or other officers attached
~ 10 the United States or States service, all
o,her persons holding hospital supplies Of any des'
cription whatever, belonging to the United states
army, are hereby equired 10 report the same witn-
out deayto this Office. TO either of my assistants
at the following stations, viz; Burlington, (Ner)
WillamsvilIe and Brownsville. On. Yl boston, n.
London, New York, Philadelphia, Norfolk, (Vir)
Charleston, g c. and New. Orleans Each articie
OF Medicine, Surgical Instruments, Rcgimenta Ne
dicne and store Chests, Hospital stores, Furniture
Bedding, or Equipment, not immediately waHted,
must be forthwith returHed TO this department., and
placed either Of the aforementioned deposits
oeipts will BE- given for tie same, which will cxon-
crate the present poSsessor from urheS respnsihil
ity, aud enable him settle has accounts with The
government. AN expense, incurred In he trEnspor-
tatIon OF these articles from their present situation
to the nearest OF the above mentioned deposits, will
be paid by the quartermaser's department, such
counts being previously certified 10y myself either
of my assistants. FRANCIS Ii BARON,
US. .3botkecary General
CT The printers employed to publish the laws of
the United States requested to insert this notice
six times in succession IN their papers, and present
their accounts to the Quarter Master Generals de-
par,ment 10
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DR.. ROBERTSGN'S
Infalable WORM ESTkOVlNG L.OZENGES,

f'f2C' rJfy GEMS.
medicine highly necessary to be kept in all ia
miles
cYMProMs--Ihe common symptoms OF the
Worms are, pa.eness ct the countenance, at other
times flushing OF the face, itching of The nose, and
ABOUT the seat starting and grinding OF the teeth IN
sleep. swei,nS ct The upper mp, the appetite some
times bad at other times voraclous looseness, dis
agreeable bl cath, hard sweed belly, great thirst,
tne urine iro,hy and sometimes OF whltish color,
grIpl K ,hoiic paIns All lnvountary discharge OF
saliva, especially when asleep; tr,quent pains IN the
side, wan ury coush ana unequai pulse, paiplta
tloDs Ct the heart, swooDlrgs, cod sweats, palsy,
epIep,I has, sc.
Though nuns erless Medicines a eXtolled for eX-
pe ling anu killing WORMS, uOne are equa IN efficacy
TO Dr. Robertson Worm Destroying Lozenges, they
are mia the operation, ana may DC given 10 The
youngest infant with safety.
DK. Dt OFFS
ANrti>llloUo FILLS,
Price 25 cis-tdrge oo.res 5o cents,
For the prevention ana cure OF Diiious and rralig-
nant fevers.
These Pills, if timely administered, will remove
the causes Which commonly produce the yellow fe-
yer, Bilious Fevers, Ague and Fever ehoiic palus,
hatuences indigestioDs, costveness, hy pochonurl-
&C and hystegic complaints gravel, rheu-
ulatism and gout.
rneyare pecu,arly servicea&s in Female Disor-
ders and especially IN The removal of hose opstruc-
lions of their complaints al certain periods
DR NDA - -
PATENT sCH OiHTMENT,
Price 81 ets. per bor,
For pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease and
certainty is infinitely superior 10 any other medi-
cine, for the cure Of that most disagreeabie and tor
menting disorder the Itch.
DIR DyoTT's infalhble Tooth Ache Drops pticc
so cts Circassian Eye-wster; price 50 cents; a SOW
ereign r. medy for ali disorders of the eyes.
DR.. TIssors celebrated Gout and Rheumatic
Drops ;prce So The Vegetable Balm of Life; price
ST. The Balm of Iberia price So, extracted from
an lbcrian plant, for curing defects of the skin and
improving the complexion, sc. The Restorative
Dentifrice, for cleansing. whitening and preserving
the teeth and gums, (price fifty cents per box)
Since these invaluable medicines were FIRST diseov
cred, upwards of Sepen Hundred Thousand Persons
have experienced their happy and salutary effects
macy OF whom from the lowest state of their disor
ders
or Take notice, tha, each and all the above genu
inc medicines are signed On the outside covers with
the signature of the sole proprietor, Tw Dyott,M
NJ A fresh supply Of the above MsDi.
c1xEs Just received, ,and for sale by SAMUEL
w. VfNSON, Draggisf, Nerhori, where
pamphlets containing certificates ofsrures,
Sc may be had gratis
.yr-t:-i, .Na~ss 90. 1915 iyew.
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Commissioners Notice.

THE subscribers having been by the Honorable
Court of Probate for the town Of North Kings
town, in the County of Washington, appointed COM
misSioners receive and examine the claims 40 nst
the Estate of GIDEON HAZARD, late of said North
kinsstowp, deceased. represented insolvent here
1y give notice, that three months longer, from The
date hereof, are allowed by said Court, the cred-
tors against said Estate, TO exhibit and prove their
respective claims and tha, we will attend to that
servceat our respective dwellings,, within saiG time.
NICHOLAS iSno snNtGSn; Sohrnup, 5 co"'r'
And all persons indebted to said Estate are re-
9uessed to make immediate payment 10
EPHRAfM HAZARD ir. .9dinr.
North kfngst0'sn. .3prW 10. May
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DR.. ROBERTSON'S
PATENT STOMACHIC BITTERS,
Price one dollar

ITlCt ONG NOINfD
D. EoBEeTsoN's stomachlc Bhters, (prce > I,)
which are c.e5rsted for Strengthening weak stom-
achs increasing the appetite and certain preventive
and cure for the fever and aguc, &c For :he fever
and ague malada prevalent throughout the south
States, and attlicng to families residing in all
low Countries redundant with marshes, lakes, stag
mated pools, fyers, &c. These celebrated and uni
versaiIy esteemed Besatt, have surpassed any rene
dy ever administered for the relief and cure OF that
most obstinate oppressor of the hdman frame, num-
ber!ess instances of their efficacy have been testified,
after the barks and various other extolicd pr, scrip
tons failed, they proved successful, to the admiration
of those who experienced and Witnessed their happy
CteCts.
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TO LET,

THE whole or one half of the House,
l. lately occupied by Mr. Samuel Lopez, situate
at the south part Of Thames-street For particulars
apply to NATHAN HAMMETT, jun.
April 10
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DOCT. TOHNSON.

JJAS moved to the House, No. $50, in the rear OF
Il Mr. TAYLoR's Apolirccary saop, in Thames
street--where he may be consulted, and Will attend
to all calls in the line Of his profession, as usual
Newport April 26. l8i5
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-10
RaluaM Real Esinte.

VaAable Real Estate.
To 6< sold az Pu5hck .fuefion, On THURS
DAY, 1871 Nay, at l ! o'clock, (unless pre-
Diousiy disclosed Of az Prlpafe Sale,)
II HAT valuable REAL ESTATE.
Il Of the subscriber, situate in Miil-street. next
east OF the Estate of Paul Nj. Mumford, Esa. and
next adjoining the corner Of Thames-street. The
House built in 1911, Of the very best materials
is well feished, and in excellent repair The House
is extremely we'll calculated for Genteel Boarding
House. and from its central siiuation is well cslc,.
lated for a Tavern. Any person wishing an Estate.
such as is above described, almost on their own
terms, will do we'll to make immediate application
For further particulars. apply to WILLIAM p.
MUMFORD, or CRANSTON SHAW.
.Ne1gbori, 9priL %, 1915
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DR. ROBERTSON'S
Celebrated STOMAClIC ELIXIR OF HEALTH


(Price one dollar and Etfy cents.
One of the most eficacous medicines ever offered
to the public, Tor the speedy reIei ana cureoi oosi
nate coughs, colds, ,coDsumplions, the hoopo coub"'
ashmas, pains and wind in the stomach removing
habtua cosyeness, sickness at the stomach dyseh-
cries, cholera morbus, severe gripings. the sum
mer bowel complantin children, &c.
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
VECB2ABLE NhRYOUS CORDhfL,
OR, NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE,
Price one dollar and .ffiy cents
Is confidently recommended as the most eihcacious
medicine for the speedy relief and cure Oh all
complaints, attended with inward weakness, depres-
sion of the spirits headache, tremor, fantness hys
seric fit debility, seminal weakness, giee's' ana
various complaints resulting from secret impropricty
Of youth and dssipated habits, residence In warn, warm
climates, the i'umoderste use OF lea, the unsSniu'
or excessive use of mercury so often destructive 10
the human frame, diseases peculiar to females AZ
certain period of life buor albus, barrenness &C. &C
Under the denomination OF nervous disorders, are
included several diseases, of the most dangerous
kind. and are various, that volume would haray
suffice 70 complete description OF them IL per-
vsdcs with its balefu influence the whole nervous
system Grthing the hear, with ncxpressible anguish
and exciting the most eadful suggestions OF nor
ror and despair. To ths demon have thousands ia'-
len sacrifice in the direfui transports OF us rage.
The most common symptoms ol It's commencement
sr, weakness, ltulenCe, paptations, watchniiness,
drowslnes ate, eating, timdy, flashes OF Inc AT ana
coin uumbness, crsmp slddmess, pains in the head,
b'ck nd i1ns hi,kup, difficulty of respiration and
4, d,s.upt'o- .nxisty, dry cough, &c
Dn EOBER SONS
CFlJaRal 80 GOUT s RHEUMATIC DROPS,
Price one dOilar.
A safe and eiIectual cure for the gout, rheuma-
tsr umaaso stone and gravel, sweIRgs, and
IS l,Eue,s 81 4 joints, sprains, bruises, and al,
kind green sounds- he cramp,pans in the head,
f,. a1o hody st4'hcss OF the neck, chiibans, tro-
zen limbs sc.
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Administrators Notice.

n MIR JONATHAN LEWIS, late of Exeter, de-
ceased, are hereby notified that the Hon. Court os
Probate, far the town of Exeter. hath appointed
the subscriber Administrator on the estate Of The
said deceased, and six months have been allowed
for the creditors exhibit their demands also. all
persons indebted TO ssid estate are requested to
make immediate payment to
MOSES LEWIS, .9dHanisirG,s-.
rre,er, yyne so. 1914 CApril %, 1915
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CD ~s::.Assss7 60
Sssxsa q 2ygssss% "

Which are celebrated for the cure Of most dis
eases 10 rvhich the human body 50 liable.
PREPARED ONLY BY THE SOLE PROPRIETOR,
+. w DYOTT, NJ. ID.
cnAsDsos OF THE LATE CELEBRATED DR.. ROB.
RR1soN OF EDISpURoH;
AND FOR SALE IN PHILADELPHIA ONLY,
ATT
PROPRLETOR'S S ~ HOL ES-iLE AND RETAIL
DRUG AND FAMILY
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No. 137, North East Corner of Second and Race sts
.4nd by retau Of his Agenfs throughout
fhe United Slaiss.
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EMPLOYMENT.

Ne7Vhorf, Ss'-C2erk's Office, Courf Of Com.
mon Pleas, lst MARCH II d 1915
WHEREAS, PRLhUS THyRSTON in the
W County of Newport, has this day filed in said
office. the act of the General Assembly at their Feb
rusry Sessions, A ID 1915, entitled, "An Act for
the relief of Insoivent Debtors This is therefore
TO notify the creditors Of the said Prmus Thurston
that they be and appear, If they think fit, the Court
OF Common Pleas and General Sessions of the Peace.
10 oe holden at Newport, within and Tor the County
OF Newport, on the third Monday of May, instant,
then and there 10 nominate Commissioner rs 10 receive
and distribute the effects Of the said Primus Thurs.
ton. ROBERT ROGERS, Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-10

ANEGporE The American sailor, in every in.
stance, has been conspicuou. for cooness aad
age 10 the moment Of battle. The following little
anecdote SHOWS hi. true character
sailor VIII, was with Mactpiough in the engage
ment with the Br.tish feet Like Champlain. and
who had been hard At wl,k from the commencement
until the conclusion of the fight seeing the British
h,y lowered with asmie on his coontenance, he
al yessed companion. "Weli ,ck, this is all the
fan have had has war;" at the same time very lei.
surely wiping The sweat from his face. .' am more
iueey. SAID The other, for thus il the seco,d Fro
hc | have had" lie was with Jones at the taking
Of the Frolc
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The Allied Powers have published Declaration,
lda'ed Vienna, March lSl wherein they proscr6e
NAPoLEoS, and declare that he has f0rfeeted all
claim to the protection of the laws This procedure
as very mpolitic on their part it is calculated to ex
cite, throughout France. the most powerful sympa-
thles ~ his favor lie is already exceedingly poru
lar, not only among the military but almost every
other class OF the community. The French soldiers
when compelled to remove the trcoiored cockade,
did not destroy 1t, but carefully preserved in their
knapsacks Upon the reappearance of NAPOLEON,
they tore from their hats the insignia Of the Bour-
bons, trampled them in the DUST and repaced,w
the iivelies, enthusiasm, The National Cocksde If
the French nation become unanimous in favor of Ma
poleon, which now APPEARS probable, he will be a
bic 10 MAINTAIN himself against any combination,
however powerful and extensive. The Vienna De-
ciaraton. it will be observed was issued previous
TO the entry Of Napoleon into Paris --Bosf. ia.
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FOR SALE,

FON DALI,
THE Building belonging TO, and next west Of the
L subscriber, formerly improved as a Joner's
shop. II is 81 feet long aud 10 feet wide. being a
S,od and substantial oak frame aud oak plank The
building is well calculated for Dwelling House or
Grocery store having fifteen windows and two doors.
The Building to be removed as sooa as possible after
the purchase. For terms, apply to
WALTER NICHOLS.
Nrrho~f .lfD = 1915.
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Capt. John cambridge has been honorably acquit-
ted OF any blame for the loss of the sioop of war
Erolic
And, Lieutenant Sidney Smith. has also been
honoraby acquitted of any fault for the loss OF the
Grower and Eagle on Lake Ontario
In both these instances, the highest cncomiums
are passed upon the above commanders, for their
courage, skill and oficer.ke conduct
" y. Gazette.
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London paper OF Feo. %, contains the official
accoun of the capture of the frgsre President, by
the squadron under tne command of Ad Hotham -
Captain Hayes, IN his letter, Observe that " it can
not be doubted out that Captain Hope would have
either succeeded IN capturing or sinking her, had
Of the squadron been in sight" The Endy mi
on bad (according TO the British account) uTli -!
killed % md Lrl5!!!! wounded %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05
December ..
ALBEMARl.E TOBACCO LANDS.

NOR SALE.-.rhe subscriber will sell, on terms
z accommodating to tie purchaser, a Tract of
Land lying on both sides of Hardware river in the
County OF Albemarle, and containing $40 acres.
L his land Is commonly known by the name of the
Forge Tract, and contains quantity Of first rate
Tobacco Land. Its situation is very healthy, in a
neghborhood populous and wealthy, and a ords
settles for water-works OF any kind, great scale
Immediate possession will be given. Captain
john Harris, whom this land adjoins, has very obi
gingy promised to show it to those inclined to view
FOR farther particulars. pplcation nay be mad e
to the Subscriber in Riehmoad, by letter or other
wise WIN. III. CABEIJ,
november 90. 6O-5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05
BOARDING
90 DOLLARS REWARD.

HTOR ZOE FOX, a black man about IS years old,
mucl, pock-iretted, has wife at Mr.. X. Me-
Rims IN Richmond; he formerly belonged to Rich
ard Terrell, and was his stagc-driver from Rich
mond TO Charlottesville has since been owned by
Mr.. Moore, who keptthe Washington Tavern, then
~ George Ciaughton, who purchased him OF as
he ran, about month past
Also, Twenty Dollars Reward for a Sorrel Mare,
sirayed or stolen from this place about the first OF
me summer, about 8yesrs old, aud about feet
nigh she has several knots or lumps on her back
bone from hurts with the saddle she was raised at
iioo-'s ferry by Mr.. Hooe, sold by him 20 Mr.
M'Rae, then by u. Brooks to y. Lawson, who !
had her Of ELIJAH MAY.
Manchester, November s. 5i-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05
free Jrdde and Sailors Rights !
Nl % a DIED III AL-E & me-

FEEIJE Steamboat Camden will be az the landing
I ofJohn Hoe, on Potomac river, every mora
ing, by nine o'clock, after the 9th OF this month,
from Richmond, by the way Of Dunkirk and Port
Royal, to Alexandra aud Washington, where
size will arrive by \ o'clock, r. NJ. The
iare Of passengers ia the Csmbden,wilI be 81 80 to
Alexandria, and SIS 10 Washington, including break
last Every attention. will be paid 70 render the
passage agreeable 70 those who may be pleased 10
fsvCr the Gambler with their ronpany, by
ROBERT MOFFtTT, Sfe.eard.
pccs sNber 2. Gilt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05
ZOE sALE-A TR.aCY OFLaN.n-

YiNG ia the County Of AlbemarIe. between
~ The two branches which make the Rivanna RI
yer and near Their iuacton, containing ESQ cg'cs
IT IS exceedingly well timbered with the hes, pine.
ana It's description Is generally that Of good ain
iand-there Is stream OF water running through
u, IN which there is good seat for Saw x Grst
MnL 1t lies convenient to three good Merchant.
hI'ls, one OF them within mile OF it, aud there
IS navigation to Richmond from them atl 10 s,y
one disposed To purchase, the Land will be she wn
~ Mr. Martin, atrreseDt living ON it, or by Mr.
u r. Carr, ~ the immediate neighborlIood, and
the terms inade known, on application to the sub.
scliber, in Charlottesville.
F2.7.VR- CARR. .
,Se5fem5er o. 4i-wSm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05

y lkGINIA At Il Superior Court of
chaaeery holden at the Capitol in the city Of Rich
nsoNl the l3tl day OF june 1912.
tlhbeth Abbot Scott ,aX. William Scott, decd Plain
M, against, David Ross, JAMES Winee, adrs. OF Waller
Se''i', decd, anu Jlries Scott. DEFENDANTS.
by consent Of the parties b. their counsel the doth
refer the accounts, betNeen tei any offs
for him examine, and settle the same and
MAKE report thereof to tue COURT with any specially
deemed pertinent by himself which may be requi
r,d by the parties to be 80 stated.
Al Rules holden i'll Clerks Office of the Superior
Court OF Chancery for the Richmond District the twenty
eighthday OF February, twentycight dayof April, and
twenty-siAth day OfOctober, 1915.
J0hi thyneS admir- dc b,s non, of William Scott, dee
PainB against, David Ross james Wmirec, adin'r. OF
Walter Scott, decd ANA James Scott, DCja1iaaIfs.
Inc Subpenas scire ei1s awarded in this having
ben duly eAcei'ed on the defendants David Ross and james
scott, and publication ,iSri having been duly made against
the defendant james Wnirce, who is not an inaitat of
this commonwealth, anu they having failed 10 cause
St the revival thereby sought is Orer, that the
lately depending IN the OF Elizabeth Abbott adj
nnirtrx g William Scott, deed. against the present
PENDANTS ard the proceedings therein haze stand and b.
we'd III the name OF john Haynes sdnr IL bos Viii
liam Scott, deed and be la all things, in the plight
and condition Stood the SAID Elizablth
Abbot Scott Ceges-'ltStc.
Nm. ~. HENlNC, {. {.
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LAND rORSALE.

virtue ola decree ofthe worshipluI court of
I'D Albemaric county, will be sold positively to
the highest bdder,o Wednesday, the eth day of
December mex IT fair, IL not the next fair day, ON
the premises, between six and seven hundred a.
eres ct land, lying IN the aforesaid county, belong
ing 20 the estate of VIM Robertson, dee bounded
by the lands Of james p. Cooke, James Walker and
othfrs.-Ihe subscriber having heretofore advertis-
Ell the above land and presumng that those dispos-
cd to purchase, will first view the same, deems =
minute description OF it unnecessary This land
VIII be sod on a credit 50, :, and years, subject
to Mrs Rcbertson's right ofdswer. who will dis
pose OF the same on equitable terms---Bond, with
unaxceptionable security aill be irequired Of the
purchaser. The creditors of the late VIM TO-
bertson OF the aforesaid county respectfully sol-
eited TO attend the above sale, arrangements
important to tbeir interests may be made on that
day. JOHN H. STEGER, Ex'or of
WIN. ROBERTSON, Decd.
November ! s. 57-w4vs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05

GUST PUBLISHED, and for sale, at Peter Cot
o. toms Bookstore, the LSdies' and Gentle
mems Pocket .aiudndck and Rene mbJuicer, for
lie year of Our Lord, 1916.
ALso--lust received, from ESQ TO 500 Reams Of
good flirting and Letter PAPER, and an elegant
assortment OF Paper Hgugiags
WAITED, young man, who writes good hand
and IS conyersaDt IN accompts, and who can come
well recommended none else need apply.
December .. 6i-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05

" The ENQUIRER is published twice week. gene
ry, and three times n week during the session of the Ssfe
J,siclmePricc, the herr toore Frc Dsiics per
annu,n payable in advance. Notes Of Chartered Banls
eaiy) viii b. received in payment. The Editor Will guar
an the safety Of RENTING them by matt the postage OF all
Letter, tng paid by the writers.
c No papers will be discontinued, Cbut the discretion
of the Editor. until all srrv:irsges have len paid u.
. CJ' Whoever will guarantees the payment Of nine pa
h Is shall receive trIth, gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
OF One s7ugre-Fira Insertion, IS ceia-cc. continuance
80 cents.
No advertisement inserted. until has either 5e naid or,
assumed 6y some Person in this city lis e'lvirols
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ca ANlNG received information that there is a
z mortgage on tine Land which purchased OF
Mr. Claiborne Wright. This is therefore TO notify
the SAID Wright, and all those whom it may con-
cern, that | shall not make any further payment
toward said land, until right aud title to TIE land
be made, according to contract, that is clear of all
membranes. FRANCIS BRANSFORD
november 90. Cost
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05

Mr.. Join De Tyler taught by me. lie is young gen
tenanof excellent talents, and know him to he well a,.
hcd 10 teach the Latin and English Languages grammatical
yoi which,, independent Of my former knowledge Of his nc
qureinets, have this day Lad satisfactory evidence in
The examination of his scholars. 1 have seldom known
school TO aequt itself well Mr.. Tyes has done on this
ocesion Given under my hand this goth september 1915
.Norembe1. 2j. 5tl-z,fi.,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-05
FOR S.ALE.

& IN the third Monday in January next.
being Prince-Edvard court day. will be- Sold to the
highest bidder twenty likely NEGROES, consisting ofmen
Women, and children amongst which is good blacksmith
The terms will be made known the dny Or sacAl, SIS
sves of LIND, lying nthe west side Of Bush River and
interior 20 land ihc county.
For te termsof dc Land, vpy the subscriber on the
tstIte. PE1TON RANDOLPH.
UecenI6er2 2. 6I-fek