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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-16
CONGRESS-:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Tuesday, January 9.
Ateer the presentation and reference ofa
number Of petitions
Mr.. Hardin laid before the house the
Memorial of the Legislature of Kentucky
relative to compensation for horses lost hy
the citizens OF that State du ing the late
war, while in the service of the u. Sta.ee II
which was ord to be printed for the usc
OF the members.
Mr.. Robertson, from the Committee n,
ruoiic Lands. reported bill FIR the relief
OF certain purchasers of public lands IN tse
Mississippi Territory, accompanied bv =
detailed report which was twice read an,
committed. 80
"a message was received from the Sec'y.
oil the treasury, Transmitting the annual re-
port OF the Director of the Mint; which
was ordered to be printed.
ne Speaker laid before the house let.
ter from the Commissioners of the Nav
Pension Fund, transmitting their anr,,si
statement respecting the operation of their
trust shelving the amount of the fund. the
number OF pensioners, and the amount a
disbursements which was ordered to lie
on the table. -
Mr. Johnson, from the Committee :,
whom was committed the bill to cstabTeh
an Additional Military Academy. renorfsI
the same with a few amendments "a tf,s
detail OF it; and the bin and amend
ments were referred TO committee of The
whole.
Mr.. Marsh reported a bill to extend n
BenJ amin Tyler and John Tyer, Of New
Hampshire, the patent right to certain i'm
provements IN the construction of corn and
other mhls accompan cd 10y a detailed re-
port. The bill was twice read and COM
mtted.
Mr.. / wndes, from tie Committee e
Ways and Me ms to whom was Refereed -,
mach OF the Presidents Message as relate
to the revenue and the annual report Of
the Secretary of the Treasury, e,tceptin-
that part VIII Gu reiates to the estabreI,,
nent ot Bank, made a report Of some
length, concluding with series Of pro,oe;-
tons, on the subject of the Ways e Means
for the ensuing and 70 lowing years. we
were no. ale to obtain a COPY of the NJ
port (Which shall be publis ed ut an early
day but we believe the propositions ne rly
resemble those submitted TO Congress Lv
che Secretary ofthe Treasury in his annny
al Report. The Report was r.fer. cd 70 n
committee Of the whole.
THE INDIAN TRIBES.
Mr.. Birdseye submitted for cons derado,
the following resolution
ResoiUed, That the committee of com
merce and manufactures be instructel -
enquire into the expcdiency Of prohibi,i =
by law all commercial intercourse bcfweesS,
the citizens and subjects of any foreirn
power and any Of tho Indians within t6e
states or territories Of the u. $.
This motion was opposed by Mr.. K;no ~
Mass Gas well as tbe Exporter could hesr,
on the ground tnat tn Indians had he
recognized by us as Independent natoas
whoss commerce we rad no reht to reelj.
late.
The mo..on was, however, agreed 70 ~
a large majority.
The cngrossed biz for the relief Of Jso,.s
yewett, and the susrosssd bill FIR ire -
lief Of George :. Wise were rsads q tr.N
and passed
and the HOUSE adj urncd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-16

TO estimate given CT the last years du-
ties could afford any criterion Of the trade,
and nonc, Therefore, is given.
5. As to the duties on importatons from
the West-India Islands, il appeared that
they were
From In 1905 1906 1907
Bf.VV, Ind. 1,864,1l9 1850. Cos I,94S,772
Other WIZ 1857, 525 7,751,s55 S,663,526
There was also reported to the Senate,
an abstract Of " Duties of Customs paid in
G.. Britain in 1907 and 1916" distinguish
ing between the importations from foreign
countries and from British colonies, and IN
British or foreign ships, whereby it clearly
appears that the u. 5. have gained to the
merchants very greatly by the treaty, and
OF Course have so far obtained an adyau-
tage TO our own over foreign navigation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-16
CARTER n. DREW s. Co.

EIAVE just received, per the Warrington, from
Liverpool, AMI will open III flew days, ut the
house now occupied by Mcssrs jerks * Billings,
fifteen packages of GLASS WARE, part vriy
elegant consisting of inc Cut 5, Plain D.canters,
Pitchers, Turbers, Wine, Svlabnb and Jelly
Glasses Sugar Basins, Cream Eurcs. LcmonadS
Cans, India Shades, Passage Lamps, PROOF Phials,
SIC. Se. Aud arc IL, daily expectation of receiving,
IA assortment of EARTHEN WARE, consisting a
Of iue blue Printed and i.ustre Pitchers, Dining
Sets, sc. Also, per the john Berqu,, from Ma
deira, few quarter casks choice OLD WINES,
all OF which will be sold low Con ca. or acceptance
es in town.
January IS. 7s-G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-16
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the of Jameso-
liver dec. William Cooke. sei. dec. Dr. Thomas Christie,
dec. the late firms OF James X Benjamin Oliver
Oliver, r. & Co. John Oliver < Co. Oliver & Iahaerro
Oliver Z Brand the Subscriber requested bring
them forward Or settlement and those indebted either
OF tie above named firms notified that no
longer indulgence can be gwen
He has determined close all his transactions and for hnt
purposes will reside in Hanover Town until the month of
MAY next. BENZ OLIPER 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-16
sTRAYED OR STOLEN

Il BOUT the middle of last April, a
large Bay Mare about years old. branded with
BuPon the left SIDE switch tail Other bind feet white,
rise'l near Lexington. State ofKetnclsy The gentleman
iat bought her from told me he rtekoned upon her a-
wing mule colt, time IN the sunmershe he'd very
hiueh the appearance oft when she nssinr There
va another old Bay Horse away, belonging to
ther person. at the same tne.
VIII give dolls. and al necessary cVpenccs for the
SAID mlre. J0HN ANDERSON
Near tic B0au.
January IS. 7S.7ea7rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-16
PUBLIC SALE.

AN Thursday the 25th instant, iffair, o.
y therwise, the fair day, the late residence of
,ei. ~. ToDli de-. in Hanover County, the Town
Newcastle will be Sold aublc auction, valuable house
hold and kitchen furniture, good Library, in which
valuable Books eight horses, zone ele
giant rid'g nag. leween thirty ami forty head of cattle
and about $50 bis.
dos. for that sum- * under, cash. Bonds with approved
security wl be required ote purchasers, carry interest
from the date but p.c,GaiIy paid, tl interest will here
United.
All persons having claims against the said estate, either by
bond open account, desired Ina,s them known
Subscriber, that arrangements may be made pay
Inent and all persons indebted requested make i-
mediate payment its situation viii admit of longer liz
diligence. BENZ. OLIVE R, ir. nGliI'F.
JOHN ~. TOlLLIN, dec.
Hanover, Januaryo 76-w3w
p. Sat the tine one Negro Women, with
four Eve Children 1.-TWO them very likely girls viii be
offered for xae.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-16
'ctFeLu'y y TT IT,
d. PARKER,

" IilNII' u NIIOI1AI.
The JoL[oyving circular has been addressed
6y the PayniaSter Of fhe Army ofthe u.
States, 10 the SeUeral District Paymas-
tiers throughout the United States, and
is hubdshed for the if!tormSti0n ofMose
concer.lleH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-16
hANO FOR SALE.

11-A4VD IUIG DIAL
BY virtue Of deed of trust, executed TO
the Subscribers by Philip S. Peasants and wife, of
Coocad County, bearing date the Sth day October 1914
and recorded III the County COur; of owhal for the pur
pose OF securing tc payment of certain money there
III mentioned dic 20 Peter Dupuy, will be exposed sale
at PUBIC Auction on the premises, the highest bidder,
tor cash. on the 18th day of January next, Tract OF
LAND lying in the aforesaid County os Powhatan adion.
inS the lands Of David Flournoy William Forines and 9th
eTs, CONSUMING ONE HUNDRED IND SEPENT1:NINE
ACRtSor so much thereOfas may m sufficient satisfy tc
sums now due upon the sad trust Deed with expcncs
Attending Its execution The title ycsten the Subscribers,
VIII b. conveyed to the purchaser. purchasers.
STEPHEN ~. B4fTHINS Trustee,
November IS 56-laflwS;wawr
o. The sale Of the above land is postponed ill the second
day OF March next, when Will positively place, unless
the debt Ike previously paid S. ID. WATKINS
.fcfing Trustee.
IIeccmoer SO 72-5p61y-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-16
THEKICHMOND

2 now in full operation The works, (which have
p been much impeded some time past, by the fail
ure Of one OF the kilns) in complete repair and
will turn out Ware in future to the amount o. one
thousand dollars per month, at the least They
VIII be further extended, whenever the demand
shall justify it.
The quality and price Of the Ware, strict atten.
ton to selecting and packing at the shortest notice,
the prospect ofa complete assortment at all times,
and the immediate delivery in any part of the city,
free Of expence, cannot fail to ensure continued
encouragement to this useful domestic mandatory.
The Proprietor is determined to use his best en-
deayorS, tomerit the confidence of and give gene
raj satisfaction Ia his customers.
The present prices (Which It is believed are a.
bout the same as in New York, and much lower
than the Rnllinnrc nricnsA .rc as EnIln.u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-16

hARIERS' BA.VX Of VIRGIWI.I.
TaVhE President and Directors have declared
3 Dividend of six and quarter per cent. on the
Capital Stock for the last half year which, after
the usual deduction account of the States shares
viii DC pai to the Stockholders or their represen-
tatyes, on the 18Th inst
Wn. NEKERVIS, Cash'r.
.Jaa. Q. 1897
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-16

Tor Sale, on accommodating terms,
kA valuable and beautiful FARM, in
I've the forlsoft,e Ryamna river, in Acmarle cosn-
~, containing 53z IL acresabout $50 Of which cleared,
aud M good repair, with comfortable clearinghouse and
other necessary ououses. several hundred fruit trees. Of
various kinds. The balance good Turning and tobacco
land excceny wateei aud ibarsd, and considered as
Ieathy situation as any. DAYTO I. LEIgIS.
January 49, 7S-w6wT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-16

FEVuE SUboJttljEtt iias rented the brlck i.m-
Der horse On the Basin, opposite to his Coal.
yard, half Of which being sufficient for his USE
he viii rent the other half on reasonable terms.
bie viii be glad to receive On storage at the CHS
toInary rates. country produce, and goods Of any
knd--hc begs leave to make a tender a his SER
vices 70 hisiicn1i and the public IN the COMMUNIST
On line. DANIEL TRIPLETT.
October II a6-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-16
GENERAL ORDER.

The preceding Register contains the
corrections of the army list since its rcduc-
lions on the 18th May, 1915. Selections
will be made from the disbandea officers,
who served in the late war. to fill vacan-
cies, until the 18th of May, 1916; alter
whica, promotions will be regularly made
throughout the army.
RI, orJe1 oFfG,, Ce-~sf,,.., = e M.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-16
From the National InleLircncer. I
THE ARMY

A corrected Army Register has just
been published at the Adjutant Generate
Ohice; attached to which. we are pleased
to find the following General Order, on
account of its favorable import to those
deransed officers who are DESTROYS of be-
ing re-dppointed in the Army:
Adjt. * Insp. Gems Office,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-16
2o DOLLARS RENYARD.

~ s(CAfiftAAN'p NV 49,
NN ILL be givea, (above what the law
allows either for aypreli.ndin aad securing in
Jt 50 Tat get him. delivering TO the subscriber in
gnes city or William b. Chamberayne,i ~ Che city of Rich
mould ~ negro slave, named EDMUND. he Is about
50 Years OH ow and well set ofdark yellow complexion,
WIN pleasing conference.-the ianthc rveras bOatinau
~ 1914 with Moss, of Bedford to whom hcwas hired,
go clipped from William Saunders IN Rchmuud IN May,
ISIS; he has wife Of the sir Hars either IN The
upper end Of p0waa o. lover end Of CunJefiand where
nc most probably concealed though he may ~ in Lynch
brg o Richmond, pcrhapsn the ucighhorlo0d OF Mr..
1rahams Coal Prs, where be worked To- many year,.
WILLIAM 4. BARRETT.
Ja7nqry 13. 7s-wAv
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LAND For SALE.
December so.

LAND FOR SALE.
ng Y Virtue Of DEED Of Trust executed
by Robert L. Peasants and wife, bearing date the 9Th
day OF October, 1884, and duly recorded the county court
OF Powlatan the payment sum of mo
ney therein mentioned due Peter Dupuy-Wi he sold to
the highest bidder, public auction. the press at the
house oil p s. Peasants adjoining this OF land on the
secondday of March for cash, hundred acres OF
Land much hcreofHs will he sufficient To satisfy the
amount now due, with the ntercst and cpences attending
its exrcution c.Tbs landlays IN Powiaan and adoiIs
The lands of David Flournoy, John +. Peasants others
HE Subscriber acting trustee, VIII convey title TO n
purchaser purchasers accordingly.
STEPHEN ID. WATKINS,
.9chng Trustee
December so 7o--,,6z,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-16
THE SUBSCRIBER

THE SUBSCRIBER
AS removed his Office to No. s, Of the
Compiler Rots, tt Capitol Square, where he NAV
be seen durimg the usual hours Of business.
II. 2. Daniel.
january Q. 7h-MIw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-16

Orders left with Mcssrs. Asa and Joseph Otis,
Mcssrs. johnson and Watkins, Mcssrs. Philip Du-
Val j.. x Co. or at the Msnuiactory, will be duly
attended 20. BENJ. DU.VAL.
Deccmber f6 67-fb5svxsy37c
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28
GUESS UOPK.


When | sec man lff1 simple wife to
run 40 debt at the stores, for whatever she
fnhcies, guess he will soon wish he had
never been married
When sec young lady possess large
portion Of pride and affection, guess she lacks
delicecy and sense.
Wbcn pass house and sec the yard COW
cred with stumps, old hoops and broken car
then ware, guess the man is a horse Jockey,
and the woman a spinner Of street yarn.
When see q woman standing in the door,
alp shod, with dozen ragged children, and
as macy more beads peeping through Tho
broken windows, guess her husband married
for love, and do not think he misplaced h.
affections OF begrujged him his happiness. :"
When see a woman usurp the whole
conversation, gaess she hos moro loouac;,y
than scnse.
When pass house and sec the windows
broken, bundle Of rags in one, and b a, IN
ano,her gasss the mistress is slut and the
master loves rum.
When see girl visit often, gaess she
spins more sircct.yarn than COTTON.
Wnsn hear woman using profane Ian.
guage, think It time for swearing to be on,
OF f.shoo.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28
Navy Commissioners Office,

1871 January, 1916
THE Beard Of Navy Commissioners VIII receive
i until the lst day Of April next, proposals for
furnishing the following description of articles re-
quired tor navy use, viz
Cannon, carronades and cannon locks,
Bail. round, grape, canister and lead;
Saltpetre, sulphur
Cannon and primiDg powder
Muskets, pistols, swords boarding pixies and
battles axes;
Copper-sheathing assorted, say I.8 of u ozs.
1.9lh Of "a ozs. 1.s,h Of 90 ozs 1-4lh of 28
ozs. 1.4th OF 80 ozs. and 18th Of 81 ozs
Copper bolts, spikes, sheathing nails--assorted.
Lead M pigs and sheets
Anchors from 500 TO 5000 los.
Iron Kentl,oge
Hemp-Ametican
Twine-whlpping. sewing and seine;
Iron for shippng;
staves-iegsr pipe, hogshead and gang eask;
Bunting;
seamen's cio,birg-hats, shoes, trowsers. shirts
and j,ckets,
Flannel and widbore for cartridges;
Lgnum Vita aud paints
10 be delivered either at Washington, Eew.york
or Boston
Persons rendering supply of any OF these srti
ces, will be pleased to state particularly the Gind
1.-The greatest and the east quantity OF each astclc
they may be disposed TO iurnlsh--sud on the enNe-
iope of the tenders they will endorse the substance
OF their proposals in the following form
{" Proposals to furnish -, for the uss
OF the Navy, made by ----, in consequence
Of the Navy Commissioners Advertisement oi is h
of January, 1916" =
With those whose proposals may be accepted the
Commissioners will enter into contract; and IN Ca
ses where the articles are not to be Immediately de-
livered and paid for, the contractors will be requr-
ed to give Satisfactory security for the performance
OF their contracts, and il will be well for them
accompany their tenders with the of the per-
sons disposed to become then sureies and evidence
Of their competency.
ON the ist day of April, and not before, all the
tenders will be opened and acted upon
JOHN RODGERS,
Prsndem gf the Board
January 3I Pm
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28
POETRY.
. From The BALTIMORE PATRIOT.

TIL hear no more Of your Islands fame
In days long past
She who felt no fear, and who knew no shame,
Has fallen at last
Her navies quail,
Her armies fail,
Her statesmen quit the field,
And the warl,ke maid
Courts falsehood's aid,
To stain our shield
what now supports your empty boast,
Your dreams Of pride
no nobler streams, or bolder coast,
Meet oceans tide
= Do earth and skies
Shew fairer dyes,
Shine warmer suns above,
Or moon more bright,
Shed its silver light
On your walks of love
More generous deeds does your history shew
Than ours secures
DO crimes as great on our pages glow,
r As burn on yours
DO forms more rare,
More good, more fair,
Your youthful bards beguile
Or souls more brave
Stem the mountain wave,
Round your sea-girt Isle ,"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28
NEW cARDING MACHINE.
al CUYDALL's IffIls,

THE subs criher informs the public, he has, in adj
dition 10 his former machinery, erected new
machine for carding Wool Of the finest quality and
will be able in future to have wool, OF all grades,
carded in the best manner.
He also continues the co!oring and finishing Wool.
en- Cloths, as usual Likewise will manufacture
common or merino Wool into Plains, satinetts, Cas-
sneres, Fannels, &c. &c. very reasonable terms
While the subscriber thanks his numerous friends
and customers for the many favors received, he
;akesthe liberty Of urging the payment OF outstand-
lug accounts, multiplicity Of which are now un-
on settlcdhis books. SAMcEL CLARKE.
Porlsrapn1h, ytsLl 9, 1915.
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Fy Or6er,
JOHNh1HAN ALMf.
Council Clerk,

@ ECTION 9-.and be IL further enacted, That if
oany Assistant, Judge Of the Supreme judicial
Court, Justice of court Of Common Please, Of
the Peace, or Warden, Minister or Elder afore-
said, shall join persons together in Marriage with
out due and lawful publication, or when the publ.
cation hath been lawfully objected to. and the inn
pedmcnt not removed the persona offending shall.
on conviction thereof, upon bill OF indictment before
tho Supreme judicial Court forfeit and paw fine
sum not exceeding One Thousand Dollars, nor
less than Fifty Dollars TO be imposed at the Gscre-
ton OF the sad Court, 10 be holden in the county
where the offence shalt be committed, moie,y
OF which line shall be paid unto the General Trca-
sury and the other mocty TO him or them who shall
inform of the said offence.
Sec 10-.fnd be u further enacted That if any
Assistant. Judge of tho supreme Judicial Court. Jus
tice cf Court OF Common Please, or of the Peace,
Warden, or elder as aforesaid, shall presume TO
marry any man woman whom he knows T. have
a wife or husband living or hath had wife or
husband wi,hin his knowledge, and doth not know
that such wife husband is dead in fact or in law,
or that the person offering be married hath been
lawfully divorced, such officer, Minister Elder SO
Offending, and being thereof lawfully convicted be
tore the aforesaid Court, shall pay fac, to aud
foe the use OF the State, the sam of Eve Hundred
nnilars
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28

Which are celebrated Jor Mc cure OF moss DIS
eases 10 wiieh fhs hnman body 10 liable
PREPARED ONLY BY THE SOLE PROPRIETOR,
L. w. DYOTT, Nj. ID.
GRANDSON of TnE LATE cELEBRATEp DR. ROE.
ERTsoH EpIsBUncR;
AND FOR SALE IN PHIL ADELPHIA ONLY,
AT The
PROPRIETOR'S s WHOLES.iLE .qJvD.RETALL
DRUG AND FAMILY
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No. 1s7. Norsh East Corner Of Second and Race SITS
Ind 6y refaH Of his .lgenis throughout
ihe United States.
DR.. ROBERTSON'S
Celebrated STOMACHIC ELIXIR OF HEALTH
(Prjcs 81 So
One Of themost efiicacous medicines ever o'ieiea
to the public, for the speedy relief and cureof oos
nate coughs, colds consumptions, the hoopmg cough
ssthmas, pains and wind in the stomach, removing
habitua cosyeness, sickness at the stomach, dysen
cries, cholera morbus, severe gripngss me sum
mer bowel complaintin children, &c.
DIR. ROBERTSON'S
VECE2AbLE NERVOUS CORDIAL,
OK, NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE,
Price one dollar and .Gfty ce'ss.
Is confidently recommended rs The most etheacous
medicine TOR the speedy relief and cure OF all nervous
complaints, attended with inward weakness, depres
sion of the spirits, headache Iemor faintness, hys.
teric fits, debility, seminal weakness, geets, and
of youth and disspated habits, residence in warm
climates, the inmoderste use of tea, the unskiiiui
or excessive use of mercury, often destructive to
the human frame, diseases peculiar to females al
certain period life, huor abus, barrenness &c. &c
Under the denomination OF nervous disorders, are
included several diseases, of the most dangerous
kind, and various, that volume would hardly
suffice to complete description of them 1t per-
vades, with us bseful influence the whole nervous
systeH,~rhng the heart with incxpresslble anguish,
aud exciting the most dreadful suggestions of hor-
roc and despair To this demon have thousands fall
len sacrifice in the direiu transports of its rage.
The most common symptoms Of its commencement,
are weakness, Aatuence, papitations, watchfuness.
drowsness after ea.ng, tmidity, flashes Of heat and
cold, numbess, cramp, sddiness pains in the head,
back and loins. hckup, difficulty Of respiration and
degiutition, anxiety, dry cough, &c.
DR.. ROBERISON'S
CELEBRATED GOUT & RHEUMATIC DROPS,
pricc one dollar.
safe and eilectual cure for the gout, rheuma.
tism, iumbago, stone and gravel, swellings, and
weakness of the joints, sprans, bruises. and all
Kinds OF green woundsthe cramp, p,pains in the head,
face and body, stiffness of the neck, chilbains, fro.
zen limbs, &c.
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Vdiuablc Properly. Jar sale.

THE subscriber will either sell or lease the House
in which he now lives, in Thames.siree,-snd
give immediate possession. lie viii sell some land,
adjoining the estate Of the late George Chsmplis,
Esq which land is very convenient tor House lots
lie wilt either sell lease his farm at Sachuesst-
point, ia Midalciown. lie has some Furniture also
for sale NATH. HAZARD.
Ian
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FOr 40.

EivE-TwEI.FTH Of a Cotton Mandatory, stu.
ae in North Ku,ysiosEn. abcu, cne mile fvn'
Uiekfsrd Il has stream of water sufficient to op.
pcra,e 1000 spndles. and has now in orerr,on 500.
wit, dwelling. House and other necessary Build.
ings, all in good repair. Seldom has property POS
scssing many advantages bctn offered tor sale.
The terms will be liberal and may be known by sp.
plying 10 Jous iiAwwfNs. at the Esctcty, or 20
.BERi Al & DiNlEr WAITE.
.Nc,spori, yagc =, ISL,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-28

Some years ago there resided in Philadelphia, =
merchant by the name Of J 2. rrmskable Tor his
absence of mind and cccentrici,y. gentleman in
baltimore having sent him consignment, drew on
him repeatedly before the goods were disposed Of
Mr.. u At len,h grew tired of this Importantly. and
the following lsconic episiIc was the result.
T" philadelphia. - =, 1873
"sir--von puAw like horse.
Yours, &C. Up