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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-22
NOTICE
CaSiom. House, Baltimore,

COHetID~ OWcf' JdH q, IoIf'
The frequent occurrences OF sG irregu'arliy
~ the msniies,s Of vessels coming coastwiss,
inposes necessity publcly to remind tho>
rjncerned, that the contents ~ packages wu'
&c summstily expire, sed 10 these docomeD..
Ir an incons enieoce Incurred ~ the consigp
res Of good, cn,ered at fbi, por, Of glyipp
Information OF the ,nten's required by Law
rrfore permits for the lsndiDg can be grant
d.
The practice Of io,er,iag simply the nun
- of packages witout description, or 10
i7ee Of declaring ,oeiF contents, mentioning
IN a. mrrcnsndise. is no, merely an nfor
si'y, bat ,ub,,,oually t-iolts tho Iaw, which
nas e.r,sir reasons 5eYVn1 "a: c;iabIi,pen,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-22
PCBLiC NOTICE.

I S hereby given by the Subscriber, that in conss;
quencs Of Loss sustained By the Msnagers. Of
itRy viii not be comrie,ed-Under these cir
cumstsnets J. e.. ,sh W will pay the Prizes dua
on the Drapn Tickets, and refund 20 those who
hold Tickets in this Lottery udratU;i, and sold b1
him. the im.unt they rasd for them.
N.N Nrnrt. ID %. j O. SHAW.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-22
Loss oCthc U S. hr,p ClLns1u-


We ate sorry (says the n York Adv.) 20 a.
nnouncc the loss OF The above vessels, which
was cast away Oh the i2th Of December, OF
hall pasi 7. NJ. on the north west point Of
the u and Calsos Island. The Chippewa
wa bound from Boston 10 the Guph OF
Mexico, 90 cruise, aud her loss was ccc1.
stoned by running upon reef not described
Ia the charts. The officers and crew We =
all saved they landed upon the island,
whence they proceeded TO Turks, Island,
aud chartered the sch. TtyalI, of n Carolina,
to bring them home, aAd arrived at mi. port
last evening In s days psssage--part Of he
sails aud rigging OF the Chippewa were saved.
British ship from Portland, for jamaica
laden with lumber, was cast away at the same
place, and .o'sIix lost, crew saved. An
American sch. was also driven ashore at the
same time, but had been cotton of.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-22

29a Prines-sb55 Blants-Not two Blanks "a q
Prize--rrice Of Tickets, 3 5--The Drawing Of the
Lottery will positively commence at Plsinhcld, CON-
on The hrs, Monday offebruary nett.
w Tickets in the above Lottery may %
had at the Truly Fortunate Louery sod Ex-
chspge Office Of J. c. S VI A w, ia Whole,
Halves snd Quarters.
NswToti, Jso, ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-22

Letters from the Mediterranean, speak
highly of The active and meritorous condu &
of Com. Chsuncey, in giving every aid and as-
sistance IN his power, to such American yei-
sells, as were found IN that quarter 20 need
his protection.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-22
FriGay, JANUARY 10

The bills from he House Of Representa-
lives, supplementary to the act regulating
the du les on Imports and tonnage, and for
the discharging Of Nathaniel Taft from hts
Imp risoom meni, we're read a third time and
severally passed.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-25

low citizcas, let him think or say what
he will Of himself.
But the use of laws is TO make up The
deficiency Of. individual recti:ade; and
laws ought Immediately to be made to
compel every citizen to do that which
conscience and just sense OF christian
duty dictate upon this topic. All coun-
tries not destitute Of civilization and JUS.
tice have laws to regulate The keeping Of
dogs. If Digs are kept as a laxury, a'e
they not the fairest objects of taxation
imasinab!e7 Why should horse, which,
so far from being rrisaace, reproductive
OF benefit to society, be suhjec: to taxa
ton, and dogs 60 exempt from it? and,
on account of that exemption. mutinly
til they have become deadly grievance
TO society?
A tax Of three dollars year on every
dog now in existence ahnug Us, and OF
five OF every young puppy that shall be
reared after the publication of the law,
would soan abate this grievance, and re-
duce the Digs of the union to number
exactly commensurate with the necessi-
7 ties Of the people. Ia the mean time,
those who own dogs ought to be compel
led to keep them chaired up at home,
and even in their yards or closes, when
not chained within doors, TO fasten them
to a log of such weight as they may be
able to drag slowly along, but not to run
or move about with cele'ity. Il.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-25
SEN Exchange Ccbee House IN
&AMARINE JOURNAL. NEG

P0RT OF AgDRIA.-.EoTEMBER u
CLEARED,
schr Henry Deunison, ThOrp, New
York.
- Liberty, Bears, Boston.
- Fsyorite, Fu>tcr, dc.
SAILED Is.
Sloop Regulator, N. Bedford schoon-
ers Henry Dennison. n. York; Union,
Boston Fayorite, do.
ARpISEp, "a.
Schr Philadelphia, Hand, 7 days tr.
Philadelphia. with general assorted car
%, TO merchants of the district. On Fri
day, passed ship and brig in Mamie
moy Reach, bound up.
- Rising Sun, Brent, Is days from
Edenton shingles, sweet potatoes, &c.
10 the master.
Sloop Ana Maria, Bradley, s days ir.
New Haven; bay, potatoes, cheese, aP-
piles, &C. t. the master.
.NE.H0f.gND.3.
SHIP Eolus, HowiauJ, s. days tFoh
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-25
baltimore, Nor. %.

D"St"DieS s'Ut- 49,
The city court was engaged the whole
IF Yesterday unit! midnight with the inte-
resting case against John l.amarde. The
trial commenced at 10 O'Clock an i'm
mense mass Of testimony was produced
on the part Of the state. which occupied
the time Of the court until ) O'Clock p. N.
The testimony being closed, a motion
was made BY the Prisoners counsel fer a
temporary adjournment, to enable them
to obtain some retrcshment and examine
and digest tAc evidence. The court was
disposed to grant it, bat the Jury mani
testing di position to proceed with the
case, aiho' they cheerfuily agreed 10 an
adjournment for the indulgence of the
counsel, the motion was withdrawn.
The prisoners defence was opened bv
F. l.. Finley, Esq. wha was succeeded
by Charles MI;chell, E.q. the counsel as.
signed by the court; they finished a
quarter before 9-when the argument
was closed by Thos. Kell, Esq. and the
acknowledgement on the part of the state.
The jury retired about half past II, ard
after del.beration Of half an hour, bro't
in verdict Of equity of murder in the
first degree" We understand a motion
will be made By the prisoners counsel in
arrest oi judgment. Gazeiie.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-25
From The Rhode IlaRa .4mcricaR.
POLITICAL IrDRPuNsEsCE.


The late Governor sullivan. Of MaS.a-
chusc;ts, was distinguished 10 less for his
Talents g his gs'.temanlike department
than for his s.eTlirg Independence in he
administration Of ais cffcia duties. lie
was elected t.ov. OF Niassachu sets, At
time OF ,rrst paIi';cal exc tem,nt, when
it was expected ~ the oi!icc hunting GEN
try, tnat he would adopt al! their pr,iu
dices and plans. ard merge the chstac-
Ter OF the Chief Magistrate in that Of the
par,san.-Ihe following anrcGotc, re-
Gently published in The Portland Gazette,
affords an instance of lis independence
of mind, which deserves to be inflated
by rulers to whatever par,y they may be,
lons:-
A certain wou'd-5c great man under
took to wait upon his Excellency. and
prevail upon hun both by d" logic and
threats, to pursue different line Of con.
duct. You were elected" said he,
by my influence and cSegtioDs, and it
is in my power to Illustrate your re. cleo
ton" The reply of ,ir. Sullivan was
highly honorable to his character, as well
as expressive of his frmness aud hide
pendence of mind" am the Geyeiaor
IF the Commonwealth, and not OF a pat
ty. In pu. suing the welfare OF tie for
sler, l regard not the threats of the lat
ter. At all times. Sir, I shall be happy to
see you at my house in the charactc Of
Mr.. -, but never in that OF dicta-
tor. AT present you will please to take
your leave"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-25
ITO be continued J
CURIOUS TINE PIECE.

Suspend l0Or IL cent piece between
the thur b and finger, 10y small thread
ten or twelve inches in length noo'cd Il
round it, in the center Of dry iumbler
near the t~p ; it will soon begin to vlo'ate
and strike the hour Of the day, and vii.
then cease its motion. Try the expert
ment for yourself-Con. COur.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-25
Ns,r-Fork. Nor. 20.

.NsW- York, Voc. 20.
The commissioners appointed to settle
the northern boundary line, have arrived
in this city. ID. ?. Adams, Esq. one Of
the assistant commissioners, proceeded
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-25

O. The Rev. 0. L. Brown
may be expected to preach IN the Baptist
Meeting House THIS EVENING az
candle light.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-25

TO Washington on Tuesday morning with
dispatches from Gen. Peter B. Porter
Mai Fraser is still in the o:;y. The
utmost harmony prevailed between the
commissioners. and there is reason to
hope that the business has, or will, ter
inmate 70 the satisfaction Of bath par
ties. cas!t!e.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-25

Three other towns in the district were
expected to encrease his majority 20 a.
bout 400. Both candidates were origi-
nallv nominated by federal meetings.
The democrats threw their weight into
the scale of him who was alleged to have
been irregulariy placed in nomination /;
and lie is elected. 70. s. G.x.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-25

A letter from Antwerp. dated Oct. S.
says, "The ship America. Beco,en, with
cargo of l,0O0,0O0 lbs. ofrice. ha' arri-
we'd at Amsterdam, from Batavia more
is expected from that qharte', which wall
tend TO depcss the article. Bengal aud
Surat cotton % TO 80 cents; some car
goes are looked for in the spring." ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-25

The election Tor a member Of congress
to supply tho vacancy accustomed by the
resignation Of the hon. James Lloyd, has
resn'trd in the choice Of the hon. Juna-
than Mason. In the town Of Boston tie
votes were for
Mason, 1864
Richie, 1875
Scattering. %
Majority, S23
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-08
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CH4RLrsroN jan. ?,


we ''""e's and irom nnquestiomabie authority that
SUI o. ~ excellent quality uade at the plantation
OF MAJOR James Hamilton ir on Gailawsse island ~
i"Aes p"f on tie oh al Jan from canes which, Ind
peen cn and ,tackedsince The I2;h OF Nov last II is
tit thc.r exposure severe ffnst on th
nist OF the ti di not preyenta perfect aiarnIaon Of
Tue nlcs Notwithstanding on the more exposed
vnns "t the canes were partially acGulated. We earn
that Tue product IN quantity acre ia snncient fheu
thr id most uEivor1bc is 10 WA ram
extensive scale. va '
Every man who loves his country must feel an interest
IN Tue cultivation 81 ,hr SUGAR caneThc short and nnl
process Which II uhdergoes to NJ il se cannot win
p"PIey abstract any part oftlc work aeRdins from
tS sphcic OF agriculture. The cultivation tutst
NY ne confined to the southern section of The Vncu,o
tpe hands az those who Otherwise wonld - ATTENDING in
te o COTTON TIE plant is not only hea.ifa 20 de eve
nut pays rich tribute u the soil neighbour hnnd ycre
j. - raised Tie stock, the blades the very fi We my
sF, OF inns exnberant gift of nature are an usii,Irv
- iiS that ministers to its existence and naiur;tv If
Eoni'shes Win Ensparng ald unstintet luxury
'f"tsaa aud The Caroinas have boldly euteTel into tho
zoe OF cApe inenthey have succeeded TEey possess
"Ilt socrates emphatcay calls the wealth ofnai,tr
- ney nave now the opportunity Of bestowiir sspal
osslhg ohtbe Whole nlion by the extensive cultivation
Of thV sugar cane. rs iai success Of which We ener-
tam no uo"ht viii IN gcst measnro Il moi Altogether
TNiDt vs. from the pressure o these
WHICH tue capice ar folly foreign states has The now
q ~ present 10 enforce and tIey will as throw aotber
sidhr On those bhwdh of real National indies. nleurs
va ca "ie rapidly rising 10 encifcle cur country
lSO9fheIH Pofriyf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-08
PRINCETON COLLEGE.
From, tEe Avro,.o 7

L7Odt IRE AWrOYG.
publication has appeared in several news
papers signed a. Green These who ,yerp in
lendcd TO be implicated by that publication
hdd entertained no design or desire 10 brin.. tie
S"biect l" winch u refers before the public
i't u y now rendered unavoidable III they
have dane was 20 resist svsierlatic ouDressio,i
equally wantDn. degrading 10 human feeling
ana HlJuSt ~ an eXtrava~auf measure INC
very detail copid we pcrmi, ourselves to enter
mo H. Woulc ths%ust we mean to contine our
st'ves 10 state what decOrum and selfrespect
authorizes; to do Justice 10 the gcnerous feel
ms when we br0uct from our homes and
which could neither Dc DESTROYED nor diuin-
Sued ~ the treatment we have experienced at
princeton college. In what sc shall say. we
WHO are the parties originals injured reagain
PnDiciy assaiied we shall content ourselves
10 act On Tie defensive we have ON onr narfs
H"ulng TO npbrah ourselves, unless our pa
ucnce ana tUT bcarance under studied Insult aud
90 srMiaiion too long endured; or an effort to
Jf'cue ourselves from the infOlerablc SUFFERING
10 nhlci we were subjected, alike repugnant
W hun'tn nature and Go prOpricty the details
a. *ueh we pass over, bccause we should sui.
Icfln iNc cst nation otd1nabe mind, ior such
ipHr snhTissior ~ ,hcui and we shall iberc.
Iffc itfat ot tncta 10 generals rather fian in
rHrifrEinf~.
Oftir. l.fifeeu wins has addressed fhe pub.
&c, we ne Lou'd 10 sp"ak iirst-thatif we had
hec1 iricu1cd tO be fnHdp monks or iror;,i
t"t ~ have Our hearts hardened against our
spcc.es ana or minds rendered inseosible 10 |
- ,'.'7 % ~! eN!NicHCc- iiis department
was wen adapted t0i such q purpnse ioea,r,is |
We STUDENT gcHcfai'y lis c0nduci las hecu on |
az occasions i5falting supeTt.iions eiont1v *. |
iyrWAical without one unalf, 90 invite res. |
pee. on tpiniute esteem in Us. gnl,r his fem
yer 0uT lives were, IT we mas use Il fcsbjo az.
PIC ssiop. coref11fiy icazca, shc comfort If re-
fE.Hrr' a.f $50 consolation Of efndv ,yere
pclpt tga'i. invaded. 81 curninIs Which sloiJJ
iHtc r3' iof abstraction and some reiat afioa
r"ni ~ oT"r<o"1l inirrscress. iad seldom The /
iI"'fNf'Y 'pr ,i'c eliiD' mort Of The orc or The
i'tf. IIft rNI'f f.it-i ae indeed iuiaior
iae EHifi 'ninrc ~ lOnf concert ti,e jitifr.
'a i9n ma tlc despair of NUM- S. OF ito
toie Dnly Of ron pisuitv siic ereiinr.
o ga ~ snrtb psokcta g. houuas on tho Efe
ccr-i1fi, had bsea yerr visible aid nor ,u,.
uovn % tle iaraAfy o. she college Tor n rons;
oi tpie time past. On Saturday the 18th ja.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-08
AIRS OF pALfNrINr-

II HcHf IOfsH, by. .lHhlf iiisypO1f)
etor- those ndicatrts o: sairnt (.<hhiied in the 4
SfN''> ad Ia the lnose prominent Of them H. a poem
recently pashed hv John rieruont Lsq under lheiie
OF Hrs 81 FJfcsfac." The shicct which II IL Tho any,
th"f's design TO illustrate sud enforce Is sarrsn ,nns
and he ay well he have c,uyh, the insna,ion "a;
l''s ;hele. In harmon, af numbers flict, nf s'hs,
rNucss ~ uasefs, iiciSSS of CUloTing aud fertility III
strsl"n IL Il surpassed 10y none vi ITS cotenuofg,ies :
Ns i'saioi hoderet. rather specimen the an,h
~ "H"r,f 'ihi ~ an evidence ut heir extent. Weave
1li"iiuis 90 admit IT, .nchsntng as is the sttn a, b.h
a = the note TO tie the ye,s tap OF his compass M,
sli SnAiof look, aud, itnst ~ yai for snoth
- iutS..u"h - his muse In the nieam time our read
cis Mn We uipa ent oi an introduction his pIeson,
eiioi nance We " ~ selcci passage or two nan, ,
Cluster % beauties. ior heir graiGcai,on :
Il SH4mF"fcdf, FER Iho Y. J. G0seftc.
te."i't a. pause: the opening prospect view =
f'"w uesh he mountain air how sofi the blue
ts' t''Ms rs !.iantir ori the ieG.tiin. sre,,I
tosc waving stcvts iiusc wales of liking qt,r,,
lhose elbow icids-tLTt iaAe> cernleau face
has ntecis, with curling smiles the co, embrace
OF i"srins t1nsnts, luli'd 10y her To rest;
Inat wniie cioGd. melting the numntain's b,e,st
ljow&ie wide landscape laughs unon the sly
stow fith tie Tight thai gives IL To ne r,pi
Mhrte lies our path Though many - vista call
w may admire, bat calnat Tread them all.
VIAL hills. what wales. what streams berone ,e ,,r.t
See there !'ainsssus lis his head of snow;
Sre tt his to0f, the cool Ccphssus How :
There osaa rises /; there Olympus towers:
Between them. Tempe breaches in beds of flowers
Forever rcrdant and there Penens glides
Through lanrels whispering his SHADY sides
foar theme is Music Wonder rolls the wave.
Where dophins snatchd irion from his grave
Enchanted hy his Tyre :-Citheron's shade
Is yondcr seen, where tirst Amphnn play'd
nose potent airs, that from the Yielding earth
Charin'd stones around him. aud gave ctis, bi,ih
Ard fast by !iusnus, Thracian Hehrus Greens
O'cr golden sands, and still for Orpheus weeps
Whose CORY head, borne by the stream along
Was sii'i nrlcdcns, and expired in song
ISe.e Ncici..s sing aud Triton winds his she'll:
tosc be 10y paih--forthcre the MUSES. dwell.
No no--a lonclier, iovelier path lie mine
Steecc aud her charms leave fof Palestine
There, purer streams through happier valleys rov
Ann swee.cr flowers on hoei mountains blow
love 10 bFeaihcNl-i f,llrad sheds her hahn
love ~ vail on iordan's bTrl4s oi palm.
invs 10 wet my foot ia HsrroHs dtrs
ipNrihe prouiptn.s al tsa..lhs m.sc
IN C.rniei holy -fu:t g n conrt rernse
And deck my mossy couch, with Sharon's dcaihlcss
rssc.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-08

tErDi10 Paris p0pfy ~ N0rfnBs- OIL
They write noH IL Rochelle. under d- OF HE I7,I, If
A'feiheg, ti convoy winch sailed from Tie csasrof
iWy TOT bordeaux, hss been cast ~ tle savage Goa 4
"t'ne island pieron rs siarni which lasted
- h"uts Tue crew of schroner composed of So, rm
le persisted siN "thc, vessels Of The sar,e convoy
ony ohF inri. Ihe carcnes, rhri cons isiet of prs
rare als-i all been ayed. rhe Inhabitants OF Tie 81,
ShH nave assisted TIC shpwTcck with the greatest xeI
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE
TO- sffgtyc, Consul of france at Corunna torwar
f.iation: 80 ''s "''i-
Light IS Kept No since The 2Isi Of this month on tbe
tp OF hr Tower Of iIcrcnrs. This Fewer is situated Al
re hofthrn extremity Oftc peninsula on which Corun
ia - nun ~ snoS Il wears since that light las beci,
bu"ieu; Experimentation j. made by means of : lrhts
lny are ehci few n;iunes AFTER the setting of The
u anu are eTtinenisied 81 day.break
he il-Ht IS reIcfved thirty miles II sea prcsentro
'pwisn color Int II does spafkIelike the stars il
= heii'i known by more distinguishing marx Viz -
no copper p7'c>. Numerically opposed ~ each Other
fNolV' continually within the interior of the autbsr
at each revolution. which lasts ;sy 40 four Ininntcs
eGe"fo- 10 re degree fsWifaess eiveii 10 HE moving
powe., tu"-e plates come bc7een ea ci radiant point
Am t:e CORRESPONDING oiieci-gass so that the observer
ave aVIng perceived moment the whole mass of the
Igbt IN movement IL sccessyei, Divide itself info
w" unequal agis until The continual ,oven.pt 1T he
pla'e mas again uncovered the whole globe of Iin, this
zane PIth"neuon u again produced Immediately after
ny tIe movement o; ;e plaic da.ne;Eically opposed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-08

4 D., nuNbKLD or TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
III ~" Runaway from lie subscriber on iLs
t,in ga pi last month NEGRO man named C.ngor
Dncksnih by trade and has worked al The hon ~ NV
k"e, Oh INC Brooke Turnpike Road several years.
'iiS'H h"oNn ny persons accustomed IN travel that
nlue nclncd TO be Hcshy, has round face and down
,"S 4n Nhfn spoken 10 questioned sharply sbakee
'au "hen dbont 20 make an answer The y hies 81
~ eye, gre very 'cd he has number ef small srats
10" h's eihows, occasioned y sharks rom he Grs
wren W"lls win his sleeves rolled mn a, va. lie ,r
sant practice re can write p vc,y po'i g,rd e ~. ~
10 have no norhi be vii attempt to pass ss ftcc
''',, aug WV ave nee pass. anof opinion he VIII
, ~ = iet my boise Oh Christmas dt Tor the
.'Nny 90 'w"Y", Where lie has q wif. buf e;opncs
there nniy one uight. ""'' qua s'"PP's
w 9'e y joa tcr his apprehepsion aud deliver, IL
ne - Sp ~ secured in any Jail in fhis state en- tl,,
secured IN Jail. rty eift ~ , qss,s e'a
January ~. ' '''D, ~ HhD'
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January Is

E,LtG AM CAhiNIT FURNrrURL.-CnVs Cprts-
- 49, trti0cf Nahcr, fulton st. late Fair street.
e"I Feati 81 NEw-1 ORR rcspccifuly Informs fhr Il
@ens " The southern States that he has principally a.
oSeo ms business fuf southern demand his hiyi,nte il
~ we hIst slle O elegance, and always uUyr0Dfed of
tfr ot" ofhWeHslfp lie Will with the view Of est5
olsnie himself ~ southern custom. reduce his prices
VI oI"eIs rom thence. eve per cent. below NewYotk
poes Whch VIII generally meet the cost Of freight
oioefs directed 70 him, by letter. viii receive immediate
ion aud prices. '''''''' 30 ~ '"'n
All has work IS made in his own work sops ,pdc, Liz
cI,.hA inspection, and packed ur by himself which
cH"'s nm 10 wafiai' lis furniture to those that may
p's'se 20 favour hin WIN their commands
- - very grateful 10 those ladies and gentlemen Of
,he southern states that have favored him with their cue
. anu f'ieiis continuance ofthcir patronage and re-
Nen- 0r.t, Dcc. ,. ca.3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-08

day, the 9th day of March next on The nren;ss ~,
,he iate Renben Biakey dec. the following arses -
iionssbolu and Kitchen furniture, plantation ntenss-
u.s. s."cA CONSISTING OF horses, mules, cattle sheep
u hoss together with Tie crop ofcofn fodder rye SC
niue mouths credit viii be given by The purchasers ,v
Tue date, ifnot pHnCtually paid ~
-. All persons iaynganhcntc claims against The said es
provision may be made 10 DISCHARGE them ana al ',
are indebted TO the estate will be pleased To- cone a.
"aiu aiia make paj inent to SIIrH MEADE Adm
Lynchburg, Feb. o. ~ 81
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virtue i deed of trust executed the suI,scrie.
- by Ihomds Wells and Wilhelmina his wife TO serur,
,he payment ~ debt due to John NJ. sheppard parr,t
aiy speced m the said deed, which deed is dulv adj
''.'en 20 record ~ The county court of Absmarie ~
W SUM- on tbe pienscs to the highest bidder for ready
money (sIrcie at Public Auction on the esieeut, 49,
ol reDfuSy next one certain LOT or LAND in the town
on Nnailoucsviie, County Of Alternately DESIGNATED in
'ep'"h 81 sald town by No. I.AlsO, lot or psrc,
o IN NE county aforesaid, adjoining the said town
" chIiossyilie containngas stated ahs of an acre
on 50 h"ch OF said property viii be sufficient TO nav
ana satisfy the balance due ofhc debts in the deed nenn
ohod together with the costs Of recording aad EXECUTING
the deed of;rust. "''"s
eI wiz only convey TO the purchaser such tile as tey
may possess. " ny
JOHN VIM
,.. -, ALIEN. GARRETT.
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III soBscRleeR oner. for .aIc. tlc flnnn e,l

'EHE SUBSCRIBER oaefs for sale, the fo.lowtnr ar,
4 Cles '""s "iu-
~ crates eartcn ware. assorted zoo sacks salt IL
Vcipeo' hHcd 30 boxes TN, ono \ 70 do aesotied
s'"ss"We 50 gross BOTTLES 50 casks lonpbaci an
Wite, y 90. yellow, Do. red PAINT 80 so D,te6
neHwes; 10 boxes best Durham mustard q d,l e.ri,
1t"shs DO; 10 bids. whiting; box CHR. coat.,,,,,
stus cwt ioinefs' wrought nails assorted ID \.
20 90; CASKS flint alass cese Mon.mers best dorle
-. IIiONAS PORTS.
- 1911