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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-13
NOTICE.

yNE, the subscribers. having been appointed by
wv fhc Supreme Judicial Court, holden at New
port within and for the county Of Newport, on the
sixth day of March, A. ID 1917, Commissioners or
hssiguees Of the Estate Of JOHN COOK, Of Tivcr-
tcn.ih ttpr County aforesaid, insoIyent debtor,
who had obtained the benefit Of an act passed in
Jane. A. d. 1856. entitled An act for the relief Of
slvens debtors Notice is therefore hereby CIV
e TO the creditors OF said John, to exhibit to US
their respective claims, within niue months from
tse date first mentioned, or they will be preclusd
according to law.
THOMAS DURFEE,
NICHOLAS Y. DuRrEH. !. Csm'r.
J25. JOB DURfEE.
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FOR SALE,

A Farm situated in MiddIc.own, on the main
road. four miles from Newport, containing
about 100 acres of exceiest moving, orchard End
tiiisge land, s under good Improvement. On said
farm is good dwelling house. barn. corn-crib, snd
other nccesssFy oui-buitisgs, al IN good reps,s.
It is well v,tered aud wsled snd - pleasantly sEd
eigIbly situated for place ofresor, IN ihe suure
season. Tor further particulars, enqaire of Tie
subscriber. living on the premises.
PELEG sANFoRD.
Middle,oxn. Feb &c, 1917. Cul
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TdinTY DOLL RS III. ,l AKL.

fnin IY DOLL rS RI.At AKD.
nEsERrED from the Garrison Of Fort Woloot,
~ on the night of the 18th inst.
JEsIMrAH fRosr, matross Of Brevet 1t Col.
!Towsons Company and regiment Of Light Artillery,
Said Frost IS aged 10 years, feet inches high, Of
light complexion, blue eyes, and brown hair was
born in ih- state and county of New.York. and by
occupation. farmer
wILLrAn wAy. a matross OF said company aged
80 wears, feet inches high, OF dark complexion !;
grey eyes brown bsir born in the state Of Rhode
Island, town of Newport, by occupation mariner
--and
CHARLES LEWIS, q matross Of said company,
aged 10 years. feet &c inches high, OF fair COM
pIexon. blue eyes, brown bair, by profession la
borer; was born in the town Of Swanzey, state Of
Massachusetts,.
The above reward, and all necessary charges viii
be psid for apprehending, Ten Dollars for each.
delivering them at this any other post 10 the
United States. j. N. WILKINS,
.- 1t. LIGHT .7rfiQery. Com.y.
Fort -wolcott, HArhor of Newport, r. II
July f6 1917
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.Nel9P0T7, ofP'' IL foIo =. Ii - =
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

nESERTED from Fort Woicott, hsrbor Of New
~ port, on the night of the l5lh inst. the follow
ing named uts the 6lh regiment u s. Infant
ry: THOMAS BARNEY sad THOMAS MARBLE.
. THOMAS BARsEY alias Ian NEY M'LoY was born
in North, Kipgs,own, county Of Washington, state
of Rhode-Island: is % years of age, dark compiex.
ion. blue eyes, brown hair. and by profession sea.
man dressed in blue short jacket aid trousers,
shoes, and round hat
THOMAS MAssLs was born in Newport. state of
RbodeIsIand ; is 81 years of age, light complexion,
blue eyes, light hair, and by profession, sbp.car-
penter went of in eitizen's clothing.
The above described deserters went from New.
port in open boat, which they had previously
stolen. Whoever will apprehend them aud return
them to this place, or secure them where they may
be obtained shall receive, with all necessary charg.
cs, or Ten Dollars fer either VI them.
b WATSON, Maj. U. 5. 0rry.
Neurort J,,i,
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ADVERTISEMENT.

TUE subscriber begs leave to inform bis friends
= IN particular, and the public in. general. that
he now carries ON his Trade, usual, on the Long
Wharf, below the Bridge. and opposite Mr.. Tho Ma
MEsseRs shop. lie repairs locks of every kind,
makes keys OF every sort, incnds brass kettles, or
any sort of brass ware. lie meAds umbrellas in the
nea,est manner, and does all sorts of small work in
his line of business rbe smalleA favors in his way
will be thankfully received and punctualy perform
ed, by Your obt humble servant,
WILLIAM CRANoTON.r
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House of Entertainment.

House OF entertainment. s-Sf'
y ICHARD BARKER respectfully informs his
AA friends and former customers, that he has re.
turned TO his native town, and las taken the house
IN the rear of the shop Of DAVID WIlLIAMs.
watch maker, north side Of the Parade, few doors
above the Newpoet Bank. where lie intends to keep
House OF En,eitainmeni, and will every exer
,ion TO give satisfaction to those who viii favor him
with their company.
Clubs and Private Parties win be accommodated
as usuai--and few steady Boarders be admit.
ted
Newport, April 23, 1917:
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THE subscriber informs his friends and the pub
lie, that he continues TO Card Wool, Color and
Dress Cloth, and To Manufacture Plains, Sa,innets
Flsnnels, SIC. all which will DC done in a superior
manner at moderate prices, having the hest kind Of
machinery in excellent order, and workmen expert
enced in every branch Great attention will be paid
TO those who panetual in payment, and none
will be ncgl ID.
Persons ed to him are earnesty requested
10 make ate payment--those whose accounts
are OF 20 ding in particular. will find it their
own ia,c.se make speedy settlement.
sfe So SAMUEL CLARKE.
" Pottssr 4f-r Cun1olrs Mills \ Oct ~
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FOh oALC,
My Dwelling House, No. 49, Broad.street, with
lVA the out Buildings, and tho land they stand on,
(about quarter Of sn scre) Terms liberal Said
House iy in complete order.
A. HATHAWAY.
Newport, Aug. z. 1916.
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NOTICE.

A RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS is
IA opened for the 9th Regiment U. S. In
tantfy, at No. S, Long-wharf All those
disposed 10 enter the service OF their country,
are requested TO call.
B. WATSON, Aej. U. S. .frmy.
Newhorf, FEB. -, l3l7.
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TOUR hundred and twenty acres Of LAND. lying
l. IN the town of champlan. in the county of Gin
ton, and state of New.York, about three miles from
the south end Of Lake Cliamplan. being lot No 80,
of the Noya-Scotia aud Re!ugee Patent, some part
of which j. under Improvement. The said tract is
free from all incumbrsnces whatever. a good war;
rsntse deed will be given to the purchaser. For
terms, which will be very liberal, apply to
DUTEE J. PEARCE
Newport, Nov 6, 1916 (r9
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~. BY a Statement from a sJourneyman
f0r,' 10 Boston, IL appears, that there sse
<wcety.fpe nonsand fwo hundred and /orfy-
fh,'fe IifrLes 10 coat; viz. Bsstisg 782
sticbes--in the edges Of the coat, $500 do.
FEELING tho edges, faces, ts'c 7,ii4 do ont
ofsight, in the pockets, &c. 1882 do.--in the
collar alone, 1886 do.--scsms, Holes, &c.
1855 do. The Goa, he says was made in Two
days, Journey msa's hours.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-23
names N. OSWALD

u ESPECTFuLLl requests all those, who purpose to
enlrst him with the instruction OF their daughters
the ensuing year to notify him OF the before the
10th insant, (houid he fail in obtaining competent
number of young lades) he will open school for young
gentlemen on the first Monday of next January.
NJ b. No corporal correction is pactised his school.
He deems II necessary TO make tins remark r. Tho
mas Stanton has circulated report that lie had been
guilty Of cruelty To SAID Sann's daughter. The
80 certificate, however, VIII be sufficient refute this
charge:
~ the request Of Mr.. Oswald, have attended at
his school, ION Wednesday tile 5th day OF November,
1877 between tue hours OF ten and twelve O'Clock IN the
nornins Tor the purpose examining into the truth nf
report said to have been circulated by Mr. Thos Stan
ton, that Mr.. oswald within ew days past had treat
ed his daughter who of the pupils in the said
school with cruelty having been given (as MI
Oswald Informed u.s. TO Mr.. Stanton to attend also this
day, ii he should think Whereupoa have, in
the absence ct Mi. Oswald and Mr. Stanton, the former
having retired, aud IKE latter not aiendg made Parti.
cuar enquirea all the young ladies' who present
the time of the transaction which appears to have gil
rise the said report being nearly twenty
general conduct of Mr. Oswald towards the pupils in his
hereby certify that lin opnon) lie not guilty of
sion in question: and that his general treatment of the
children under his tuition appears to have been correct
aud proper.
Given under hands the day and year mentioned.
WIN II. FtrZWIIYLSONN,
THOMAS WILSON,
WM. MuEFORD."
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NNNcaiiON.

yxT c. DAY will remove his SCHOOL the next yea
W. TO house lite below his present residence
situated street and III the neghlouIhood OF Malor
PToSseT, Sir. Basher and MIR. 6aiirigi-wbere lie cx-
poets Ia teach several years. The situation being ee
waited aud retired aid having awe ct excellent water
Oh the lot, is we'll sdarted 10 health aud study.
Spelling, reading, writing. eIafniar arlihincfic, ceos
faphy aud III. Greek Latin languages will be taught
in tins school, Scanning atn VIII also he paiii-
cuarly attended t..
The school Will he opened the first Monday IN Janu
AIRY, and he closed the 18th OF December ISIS.
cation OF Of the Summer mouths will be taken. The
terms viii he 40 Tor tuition, and x ls0 for board, inc-
ding every thug generally furnished at Schools ans
each tor mel. Payments in both be made quar-
erly. deduction will he for boys furnishing their
beds and bedding and preferred
November 25. 5s-t&filN
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AanA & Slaves al .auctiou

ON Monday the i0lh January next, in front OF m. n
~ Tavefniu the ely OF kchtncnd will be sold a,
highest bidder the tract OF LAND belonging to tic
tate Of WILLIAM {. WILLIAMS, deceased lying on A
lie CfeCAaGd Jaines River, in the cosny OF Coockian
containing about 700 bis estate scoiIsilerea
terror 10 none James River is about ~ aies trs
T. hmond iiaS a large body OF aud creek Io.
excellent mi;l upon the creek good dwellinglor
anu oihouses, and large crop of wheat growing on ~
The terms oi sale viii be- third 0fthe purchase M
ne! able ia 10 days third ia year, tie he
lance m Two from the day Of sale these paym.n
TO be stcal edhy notes with approved endorseTs
be a,d pay able OF the state banks RiehGona
and deed of uust II the purchaser determpes
he may make the rst payment in ready money and Sc
care tue two last by bonds and deed oftIust.
And ON Thursday the 22d Jay OF the saine month Of
January next the said plantation in the county os
GSochahd viii be sold to the highest bidder the stocks
OF HORSES, MULES. Gait LIZ, HOGS aud SHEEP ana
the PLANTATION VI ENSiLs, Il quantity OF CORY
FODDER, HAY, &c.-the purchasers giving bonds witb
approved secuiiy, payable nn,ne months for all sum-
over any dOlisIs and for smaller paying cash.
And ola aOnday the 26th of the same month of Janua
~ next, at the late el!g house The said William q
Williams, dec. ia the city of Richmond will be sold To
The highest bidder The purchaser ing negotiable notes
with approved eidoIseIs all :ity dollars
aud forsiii smaller SUMS paying Sd, all tie HOUSE
HoEDA KITCHEN FURNITURE OF the said William
Z WiiHpns dec. his collection of BOOKS, aud CARR.
AGE q HARNESS.
Aud Tues day the sa,rc month OF Janpar
hest, before the Bell city Of Richmond for
cash, npwarS ofto valuable SLAVES several OF whom
are mechanics, one black smith, and a miller.
IT The above sales will be conducted by Heron Sin
ton 4 ca. ALICE g. WILLIAMS Ergctfrir
December 10. 6Gtds
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a ValuahAe PAantatieM

C.NOR SALE, lying about 4 miles below the civ imme
A. dtaiey TN the old road leading to williamsburg and
formerly the property Of Col harbour This tract con-
tans about 2ii Uf excellent land part OF which
is welitimhered There ii between and 500
choice ut trees, large dwelling house aud all eces
ton deemed unnecessary. it is presumed persos
DESTROYS OF possessing laEd the city, will
view il.
Those who may feel inclined TO purchase will please 10
maze applications to either the subscribers before the
eth OF January next and no cold then
tw on that day be sold pnblc auction before the
of the Bell ayern.
Tie TERMS will be equal annual payments at l. az
for notes satisfactorily endorsed negotiable and
payable al either OF The Banks I'm this City aud deed
Of trust on the property 10 secure tho payment.
MOSES NJ. CARDoZO,
THOMAS II. mitchell, ftlla'rs. of H. CG5So-e
ATTORNEY FOR S. J. COHEN.
December IL. 6itsJ
R{'oR sALE-Ifg Hqs'ISfdnd nSfoie, IN and apon
1850 This Estate has ranked amon lie hest
upon this Rivsr and for the purposes stock fn il
cannot he excelled-
Ny Slate QHGricS and Lands in the county OF pnck
inghain about 60 miles above Richmond James RI
yer, contains 256acTes needcny add that this con-
sidered OF incaiculable value
IueHfy IhOWSeEd Acres Of I.Gnd in tie county of
Patrick, emb acing the forks OF tie Little Dan River
The improving navigation of the Roanoke mus, shorty
make this property very yaiuahlc--
About Itro Hundred ara Fjfty -dCres at WestlIam
Just at the headOf tie new orre, about4 miles above
the city
Also, Il SouGre Of Lots two acres in rear of nv re
dence, between II aud streets, st The entrance OF
the Wesiham Turnpike into Tie city. n
Tor particulars terus, apply To ifc Robert Gamble
ort9the subscrLer. THOMAS WILSON.
August s. 21-tf
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Cuscowilla academy i.

rx>lS SCHOOL In which the usual acedeincal branch
rs will be taught uuder tue immediate cage aud atten
ton The subscriber will commence the ist February
nrNt aid discoEtnne tue Is,b December following
making OF 10 months. after dcdnciiug shoft
SW 1be suhsciibcr viii take i've
b0aiders addition 10 those already engaged.
rEltMS.-t ution aad BOARD, (ncluCns washing, odg-
ing, ec) i2o, 10 be paid hall yearly At tue expiration
OF each sgssiur.
Parents aud guardians at distance wishing to encon-
iage this stilution requested maize immediate
by letters direci,d b0npsun store, Ham
o.tr aud also. aud witness the improvement
OF lhsir Chdrsn and wards.
HANROD ). ANDERSON, near ie Pork church.
Hanover. ice .. ....0O IA S<wtl1-
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EAucatiou.

TH'HE subscriber respectfully informs his friends andce
pnbiic in general, that his SCHOOL will be contnu-
cd the ensuing year. Mr.. " N. RICHARDSON will aoz
as assistant, aud will teach the Latin and Greek Ian
guages, English grammar and arithmetic. The subscTi-
Der will supenend the school, and devote himself par
tcuary TO teaching Eucd's elements, survey ing (bol
theoretically aud practically algebra moral philosophy
and bellies lettTes.
The entrance win be STU for board and tut
ton, of which 50 will be required ~ advance The
boaTders will furnish their beds aud candles, pay
extra charge FROM Is to 20 boarders
modated. The term of tuition will be 10 months COM
mencing the first Monday IN January.
GEORGE RICHARDSON.
tI0OchlanH. Nov. IL. bpm.
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ToCRILDHoou

now sweet. TO dwell on ehildbood's hourl
Though ded, remembrance ,ei has bow,r
10 S,oth the mind, aud 20 impart
pensne pleasure to the heart;
To cheer The breast and bosom lone
With scc,es Of capture long since gone,
And iisht ~. mud with br,gh'niug CLEAN,
Ike pageant Of departed dream
+, OF Yes In es'ry Lonely hour,
Hose scenes Of sbildhoud still have pow'r
10 sooth The inIua with visions gay
kid forms OF pleasHfs far away;
1ne heart then ANEW aOr ease nor pain
Nor i1ouriied for joys 10 come again.
Each littie Dosoin then wss light
Each scsas ofiancy tbeu was bright.
" Aud ero?P'd each dover tha, caught the eye"
orgie" ~. sandy besrty by,
And psas'd ~ wIid ahd sioItiye play,
Zach leisure hear holiday,
bitst hours of iuuOCeacc zone by
1s clam .he iribnte Of sish
Aud while memoiy's sef shalt live,
That tributary s,gl. viii give.
Who out roald feel how deaFer far
Was chilihood's hour tien noRgbt coxid mar
Tie happiness of each yoGng breast.
" breaA iis yisioh'd dream OF rest;
pr,n peIoiaure moments pain
u felt, u s1Du was light again
Aud each darn feeling passed away,
Like inisis before Summers day,
Compelled To change these visions glow
lNr vanity, deceiI aud NO;
s~.Gp.Ii'd Ia stem ,he woTld's rude tide
Aud -hiset iTEOrance and PRIDE,
aud sIlll as 51uf aeyiug on thfo' life,
Meet disaprointlnents, care aud striie.
Who NouI NOT mourn those dJys, nhea free
fIOm doubt, distress, anxiety,
Ire breast ne'et hntw ulisfurtune's power,
Or felt tie heart Il lonely hour
Hhen esry vision 10 TIE sight
Eacn Instant grew mere gay more bright
Wien hope Oh ev'TJ prospect srii'd,
Aud fofmd Illusions ysy and Wild
Nhenlfancy b.eath'd uag,c srtil
Ger forms and feelings iUy'd suWe.i
Oh yes " while memory puur'rays''
The dawn of ,Outh, its " brighter lays"
Req ct shall ry,r nal the mind
Forhiours that He'd like Summers wind"
Am stii the troubled care worn breast
isbk back upon those moments hlest,
When itne'.r Anew nor care, nor pain,
Bi which 1t ne'er staiI again,
Oh no they're gone, hose hours ttct charm'd
Anhchi.dheod'S breast and boS7in "arnd,
Like meteor light, have ued aud past,
OF love and happiness the last,
Bot still memory shall the CLEAN
nj that bes, hour, its vision'd dream,
Its fotnis OF love and fancy bright
Linger, tho SET n shades OF night;
Aud of, wh, "A care aud pain annoy,
Remembrance OF departed joy,
ofscenes we lov'd while VET child
It's vision'd lnrtns and" d. dreams wild -
Shall make In meHory's peusiye breast
soine hopes of fiture peace and rest,
Some home where, free from care and pain
The bosom tranquil might remain,
But in this world Of care and woe,
That wretched breast can never know.
Mount Holy, E,y) NoreB,ber lSIT
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December 10.
Education.

'E7HE subscriber having literally encouraged in the
instruction OF youth for years, his thanks
TO his friends ans the public their patronage and IN
forms them that he intends to continue his SCHOOLte
ensuing year. IN which will be taught the English, Latin
Greek and French Languages dramatically, penmau-
ship, arithmetic geography surveying, algebra with the
other branches of mathematics history, composition
tronomy, natural and moral PHILOSOPHY with the
the globes. Ia this seminary will be taught Latin
Greek and French languages i'll addition the ordinary
course, any author which may be requested. The
deut, for their Improvement and for the satisfaction
OF their parents aud guardians, will write letters
twice IGoHth. His pricewill be I25 board
itiOR, each boarGer finding his ownbed, bedding
dies. The school will be opened the I2th OF january
and closed on the 10th of December. There will be
Summer vacation of month"; commencing the 10th
of June Knowing from experience the great anxiety
which feel for the improvement and welfare
their children, being particularly fond of the instruction
of youth, aud very DESTROYS that those who NAV
niired to his may make every nossibie improve
meRt he has made such arrangements as will enable
devote hiself entirely the duties Of bis profession
which he calculates continuing to follow. His time
will be passed generally III company with his pupils
while ia aud out Of school which will enable him TO
guard them against the and accidents which
youth liable His situation is retired aud remarkably
healthy, with excellent water. Parents and guardians
at distance, wlo wish enTust pupils 10 his care
will be peasedo make timely application, by letters for
warded to the Bowling Greeu Caroline county.
THOMAS b. COLEMAN, President
Caroline, Nov. Il.....55t3lJ OCCOncOrd 3cUdemy.
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Aand & Negroes f0Y Sale,

ElY virtue of deed executedlo the subscribers
I'd by Canim Garck 10 secure The payment of certain
debts together with the interest thereon due
10 Edward 6arck ana particularly specified tile said
deed, which deed duly ault.d record in the coun
q CONT of King Willanwi,l be sold the highest bid
DER ~ pnbc auction, Aylers Warehouse in the said
oonGy, on NsNdGy tie 20hh Of DECEMBER ii fair (if
not hen ON the ueN fair day certain tract or parcel
OF lying in the Parish OF ST. David county 4
foresaid which the said Canm Gailick purchased of
Walker TaaerTo, containing by estimation two hundred
acres be the less together Will its apur
teRances aud also negro man named GLOUCESTER
woman named SARAH aud a woman named ONE and
their Incl ease since the date OF said deed or SO much
OF said land ana so many Of said negroes asw be sum
Client to satisfy the poses of said deed together with
the costs OF drawing fecordngand executing The Same
The said negroes will he sold for ready money and nv
tue agreement aud of all the parties concerned
the terms ct the sale of tue land will be- one half cash
and the balance in siA months from day OF sale The
purchaser executing bond with approved security.
This land has on II very good DIV cling and sew
erai convenient outhonses of pretty good quality and
situated in healthy and agreeable observation-disclosures
he negroes have been brought up mostly the capacity
OF house servants and esteemed uncommonIy yaIua
bic.
The Subscribers acting trustees for the benefit O.
theirs, viii only convey to the PURCHASERS such title az
they possess.
BEVERLEY ROBINSON
ROBERT POLLARD in
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Farms for Sale.

B7HE subscriber wishing TO The Southwestern
country, offers for sale two valuable and comfortable
Farms, the one situate about mile northwest OF Orange
Courthouse containing 30i acres, with tract in hun
bred or two yards Of it, containing 22 acres Considered
aud cultivated appendaDt 70 the first The other
lies about two and half miles southeast OF tie Court
house, and contains SZS ON both ars are good
and convenient dwelling and other houses with ihres-
ing machines There lisa great abundance Of wood land
and timber to each farm, and The last is reclaimed
meadow of 20 30 acres yielding annually from 80 900
TO S009 weight hay The above farms situated IN
part Of the country healthy, IL is believed as any IN
the wOfiddnd In most udexcepOnahIe neighbOr hood.
Surprising that person desrous Of purchasing wilt rst
view the property display of its advantages is
deemed unnecessary The teTms-OHe third In hand and
the balances in two annual instalments.
ROBERT TAYLOR.
OranEe county, NOV. a. ....sesw
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7 ANDo AND LOTS FOR sALE.--Ihe subscriber ia an
- ,horisedby William c. Williams Esq TO dispose &c
the following property, viz -
Lot No. 4SO in the City Of Richmond With the dwell
lina-bouse aud Improvements thereon
Part OF Lot No. 5Ti in The City OF Richmond with the
dweihne house andimpoyemenlstl thereon lately occupi
ed by MT. Burwell. 'P'
Four acres OF meadow Land tile Run near the Poor
house, IN Richmond, adjoining FasbeHder
-Four Lots in Duyas Addition to the Civ Of Rich
mond-NOs. $50, PSI ,261 and 265-
And the Estate James River in The county of Goorb
land about two miles above the courthouse commonlv
known by the name Of Lille Creek.
Inc terms may be knOwa, upon application TO the sub
scTheT living ~ Fredericksburg, 10 Thomas TAYLOR
Esq IN Richmond. JOHN w. GI,EPE
JWfy is. .aoff
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BEVERLEY ROBINSON,
ROBERT POLLARD, il.
SundrX Slaves.

THE property Of Edward GaTlick will also he sold NJ
public auction for cash. the same time aad place above
mentioned 10y virtue ola deed Of saidRdwar
10 NE. for The benefit OF Humphrey walker and Robt n
Hill, for the puTposes,heren mentioned.
BEVERLEY ROBINSON,
December IA, es "a