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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

ObseryGfion.-~T never knew scolding person,
that was able to govern family What makes
people scold Because they cannot govern them
selves. How then can they govern others P
Mark well, as you may--Ihose nho gorern peH
are generally calm-They are prompt and reso-
lutte, but steady and mild.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

Mai. Wells, editor ola newspaper at
Portsmouth, Virginia, was killed the other
day by black fellow, with a blow from
loaded stick.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

4 Jew pedler travelling through Flintshire, be-
ing exhausted with fatigne. called for refreshment
at little Welsh ale-house where they could fur
nish him with nothing but eggs and bacon, which
were accordingly fried and brought TO the table,
The first morsel he put into his mouth, there hap
pened to be clap Of thunder that made the house
shake again Father Moses cried The Jew
what fuss here is about Bat Of bacon, take il
awav,'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02
ASTROLOGICAL NOVELTIES.

NeUgate-The principal prison in London. It's
name originated in q quaint remark upon young
offenders, who at their entrance, when annoyed by
the miserable incumbrance of letters, observed
to walk about with a new gate.
6rmy-A corruption of ali me An engine Of
ambition the woeful effects Of which from the first
time they appeared on ihe plains Of Hebron, down
10 the present day. have caused fatherless children
and childless fathers, widows and mothers sister.
and brothers, lovers and friends, TO bedew their
pillows with tears and often sigh -4h me
Mendicant-Why do you not 20 to work Alas,
your honour, work can get none, to 60 TO gaol
am very 10th, and mend cani
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

A female, who saysher name is Bennett,
from Vermont, dressed in man's clothes,
was detected on i thursday, rob5ing trunks.
at Smiths tavern, Albany. Several false
keys, Sc. were found in her possession.
She had been for some lime hack-driyers
between Albany and Lansincbur=.
". +. Gcz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

Spring x Summer Goods.
BARBOUR q LINCOLN,
LAVE received from the lateli imror,ations a
large aifcrmeDt of
FRESH GOODS,
fpitsd to the preient and approaching feafcn-
AMONG WHICH ARR
BtR black brown, olive and fate Levans;.e.
black, white, dark * light changable col d.
Fisrf.ee black and plaid II allan, black Sin =
chaw. pIzded, black and coIoured Sarfnett, =
e.een and figured Bonnet G.
Very fine ,smbcur'd. figured and plain Leuo aud
Book AfUSLINS "
Cambria Muffin India Muffin
Cotton Csmbrcs Linen Cambrics
Linen Cambria HhNDKERCHIEFS
Light and dark FURNI7ERES. rich colours
Light and dark Cambric PRINTS
Common Czlicoes; Copperplates
6474 and s A Imitation and printed SHAHx.S
Mu1in Gown trimmings
II rs and Az IRISH LINENS
l Irih Linen sheeting
ca "a and lo-4 Damsfk TABLE LINEN
Colrain and neem loom Couops
Light and dark coloured Cambrics; Cd Gnghams
Cotton Laces aud Footings
Muhn IfaVat Win col Ooroers, very low
Rnglifh and French fix Gloves
Silk, cotton and worried HoGery
Patent Nankins; white Jean
+ Blue and yellow Nankins fri chop s
White, buff and 6gursd Merfailles VISITING
Black elk velng; Buckram
Luitrng and fattin Ribbons
{ Yellow and white Marking Canvafs
{ Silk and gngham Umbrellas
Belt gilt coat and veit Buttons
Z Thread and pearl Shirt Buttons
1 Wire Sewisg Cation; ak Twill
hack and blue Italian Sewing Silk
Ben Bandanna flag aud black fix Has ldkerchiefs
India Calcces; India Cottons
India Cour erpanes
Webbs patent suipendec
4 India Hearth Rugs
Brown Linens Brswn Oottons
"altham bleached and unbleachcd sHIR T1NCS
T and SHEETlNGS
American Bed Ticking
Black,
! oIi'.. superfne, NIiddling,
/ Green, ! and Common
| S NJ and BRoADcl.orHs.
Blue. Double and ingle MILD
/ m nI.si CASsIMERES.
& Beaver Plains; Prieii Cloths; sattine,t,. &c
Making as handfome afortn lent of Good, a,
were ever offered in this town
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

The Chaieston Board of Hsai.h reports
4s deaths in that city frou the srd to the
10th Of August, Including s OF yellow e.
vp~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-09-02

Seaver Piain'; Priea Cloths; sattinett,, &C.
Making as handfome an siortn ent of Good, a,
were ever offered in this town
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-29
NEWPORT.
EYRpHRSDAS, OCTOBER 29, lsi7.

The Legislature of this state is now in sss.
sion at South. Kingssowu.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-29
REM0yhL.
ROBERT P. LEE.

- ESSErTFULLY informs his frierds and the
Az public. that he has removed from his former
stand 70 store No. ia. ThAinessirert recently oc-
cppied BY Mr.. PETxa 2. REMINGTON. and next
north OF Mr. JAMES CRsrss's where he has jus,
received large supply Of
+ FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which Ae viii sell rema ksby low, for Cash.
~-.sasong fhen ore
Sapcrhne navy blue, black, brown and bottle broad
cloths blue black, brswn aud mix'd iniddlinr ana
common dtto's Cassitueres, Ds svonshire vesiior,,
Lyonsk'n flannels. Blankets. Bsuhase,ts; elegant
ves,ings wcrs'ed Hosiery super dress'd. and an.
dressd Calicoes Fornilure ditto british. Co,rain
and supertne maIdapolIs1 shir,ings India Cot.
tons IRISH Linens brown dilto's; So Irish sheet.
,ng Russia do Rus sa and American d, apers long
lawns ana linen cainbrics, .ag and bsnsssnna Hand.
ksreh'eis; black sin, Madras, and chi.dsens di,.
ses' shauis' Italian Grapes; green iustriny. very
il's, plain leao, Gnc and common india bock and
scotch Muslins book muslin fidkfs Dmn.es aud
eetou Cambrics; 10000 best Chapel Needles Pins,
by }hc p-sS or single paper. BIC &c. rst :.
he Likewise. ts
Keeps constantly ON hand, Cotton Yarn Of the
f's' Ips'ty, for knitting and weaving with yare.
yof ether Ametiean Manufactured foods such
rs G'rFhaEs, shirtnys. bsdaieks, Chez, a.nnsls.
October Goth, 1917 "a weeks,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-29
RE EMOH1L.i


II NJ removed to the New Stand, in the House of
II nr CASE, correr OF Washington. square and
1hames-slieet, ~ihIc he intends Keeping t'
P.1Gi&2'Y STORE, $3.50
Containing gensral Assortment Of Articles adsns.
cd 10 The uses OF VII ctssses.fhose who may chuAe
TO f-,or inm with their custom, will receive his
thanks, ard lis eDlesvprs TO please them- Those
having unsettled Accounts with him, are earnest
requested 20 close them by Cash or Notes
Z Er.fs ogenf for ihe Enfernyise dIanujae.
turing Comhony, 49,.
He will receive and deliver WOOL for carding into
Rolls, and will lave constantly on hand, complete
assortment OF
COTTON YfRh .sND CLOTHS Whoie.
# soie and Rtrat,
OF the very first quality Manufactured in this Coun
Try, .-iuding Warp, Filling, Stocking Yarn AID
& Threads. (bcaebed. unbcached and colored) Bed
ticks, shlriings. shcetngs. Stripes Ginghsn.s, SC.
answer the above description may at any time be
re,ur.ed, and the pay will be refunded
e-T. As ngrn, Tor W. Barrel, Of Boston,
he receives and delivers al sorts OF Coens for Col,
orisg, as heretofore
+. Jns received {rcn ~e,v Yo,k,
A few very Eiegsni Haferioo SIi.dJYLS,
super size, quality aud colors
H' on NOA,DAY
win be opened, Variety Of
AhW GOODS.
ln pari,u'ar-Two Pieces super super6ne Black
and Dhis Frereh BKOADCiOTIiS; one piece very
hs'.isou dark Blue mixture ditto --Bofnbs zctts
und'essed blue Calicoes. Fisnnels. Diapers &c. &C
-Lsrgc editions will be made shortly
Newport, Oct 25. 1872.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-29
MARINE. NEWS.
PORr OE AAVpUnF

PORT or AaWPOHf
Eaiered-sloop Halcyon. Walden. New-Yoik, do.
Enaeavor, Wilcox st Andrews, do Express, Ham.
m.,,- New-vork, do Intrepid. Calvert, do.
Cieared--s'ooP Eagle, Saunders, New-York. do.
Fame. Gardner. do, scbr. BeIsc,, chace, Gso ge-
town, sshr Mevino, Lawton. rnslvipbis, sloop
sally, Phsyip, Newbern, do. Gen. Jackson. White
well, Edent,n~
Tle big Mary, Dunwell. ID days from this port,
for Gvt,enburs, was spoken August 2lst, an lat 6i,
IL, long. -, -, :.
The kioop Morning Star. Dennis. arrived at Phil
sdelphis Oct. 18th, in days from this port
Tie ship Guod-ke>urn, Sands, sailed from Liyer.
pool sep; 18th. tor Savannah -
ship Tyre, AIsthe~son. %, Providence. for IIavana
and brig Mexican, wac~, for " Orleans, sailed
from Bremen sept 8 Ship Sapid. of fNewpor;, salt
ri days before. for Cape ie Nerds
Brig Brutus, Cor,on, of this port, arrived at the
Base, in IS days. the Industry, eastoo. Of do, ar
rived the same place. the 21d sept
Brig Rebece@-Ann. arrived Id The Texel. in 81
days from Newport
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-29
DRG GOODS.
PARDON, 4. MUAiEORD,

40. IL, Ihdnfs sfreer
AS Just received, fresh supply of ny CssJ,.
~ Which are going as usual for CAss!
--.4r,sng ntm
Broadclo'bs Csssimercsi Cotton Csnbrics Lin.
en and cotton shirings Fashionable coloured Bonn
bazetts; fisnneis Blankets, Shswisj Csiicoes /,
Gitghrms Nes,ings; Linen and Cotton sh.rings /,
very eheap! ilsndkerchiefs for Sd; Silk, worsied
and Cotton Hosiery, SC &c
GJ With this addition TO his former Stock, (pur-
chased at Auctions in New, York with Cash,) r. T..
McAyonp is now en- ablcd to. fer general assort.
ment of GooDs, and at the igre't possible prices.
.SLS0-An assortment OF School. Bssks and Sfo.
fipDdry-Cheap 3w.
Newport, Oct. 49, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-29
IOBE LET.

RYthe subscriber, ap island in poin, judith.
~ POND, South -Kngs,own, called Tie Grest Is.
i4i.d. with dwelling house and other buildings
the con. in good repair together with small 80
Ind, near adjoining, called Little Comfort, both
containing iS0 seres flst quality Land, veil. adapted
for yielding good crops Of corn or barley Il s an
exceiieD, dairy farm. we'll divided by good stone
vsIl. The pond is well stored with variety Of hsh
and there s good haieing places oa The shores, and
great asssIitSs are drawn thereon yearly There
10 pieaty of sea manure The share, and more, ~
needed, ssr be had st small expenec For psrtie
u..cs apply 70 EDWARD BAztuD or to
THOMAS T.. RAZARO
South Kingsiovn, Oct. |, iSi7. tD
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-29
Dwatif,g ef tAe Cyhress Tree.

DNFdIlN!V " lHe IWITrss ITet.
The unpetisnabie chests which combined
the Egyptian nuhnmies, were of cypress.
rhc gates Of 81 Peters Church, at Rome,
which lasted from the line OF Constantine
that is to say, eleven hundred years, wee Of
cypress, and had in that time suffered no dc.
cay. According TO rhueydides, the Albcn.
ians buried the bodies Of their heroes in
c"lSas ofcypress, as being nor sutject to de-
cay, a sa,ilar durability has also, been AS
cribed to cedar .e
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-29
Carr. SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,

ar Dris,oi, L. T. informs his friends and the pub.
~ lie, that by the advice Of his friceds, and many
others. who have been cured ~ him, OF obstinate
disorders that he will undertake the speedy and sf
feetus cure Of the strangury-sil sorts Of grsseiy
complsints--sIl sorts Of falling sickncss--sh ncv-
vous complaint s--biilious colies-crarnps IN the
stomsch--f.vsr res-serofula--rhcumstic CON-
pIsints--and a disorder Of certain kind, very
speedily, leaving the paiiens perfectly sound. he
also cures the piles. old standing coughs ard dyscn.
isr. ~
The above complaints he PROCESSES TO cure nj the
most speedy, safe, ssd eiiecta,I msDner--snd will
be grateful Cor share Of public patronage. z
lie also cures the scurvy in The teeth and the
tso,h. ac5c-spd 20 the teeth become loose by tie
scorvy he fastens than 10 the gum, - sound a.
ever 4 nauseeus or ordissgreeabie breath he sweat
tens w his medieins in or days. He performs
cue Of that borrd disorder, called the scsldbesd IN
. very short time Al burns and scolds he eues in
I4o Is days. IL applied 70 immedisteIy. recipe
tor the sbove cure Can DC bad, On application TO him
Dsisg6l, July 4. 1917. ID tfrA
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ADarsbai's Notiees.
Uxf7sD STATES or .7MERIfh,
Rhode fsiond Utrfricf. &C

p HHDdf-IsldnH DtrVfcf. &c Y
pCRsUsNT to a warrant from, the Hon. DAytp
HowsLL Esq Judge # the Uoiied States Court.
for the District Aforesaid ~
Notice is hereby given. that there has been Sled
before said Judge an Information, by willisu Hls'
iery Esq. Collector Of the Customs for the hsirct
of Newport, against the brig b, her tackle, apparel
furniture, boats, arms guns ammunition and sioies
-aIiedg,ng that ssid vessel &c is forieiscd iot a
violation Of the laws Of the United States. And
trial will DC had thereon NJ special District Court
10 be holden st the Court. House IN Providence, on
he 18th day Of November neat, ct 10 o'clock, In
be forenoon.
DUFEE . PEARCE. Depy. sfashsf
Newport, Get. 20. 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-29

'rier colds as the legislature may appoint
The State shall be divided into Districts, in
each Of which one Judge shall rewdr and hold
tho courts twice in each year.---Judgcs arc
appointed during good 5ehovfcur, bot trcomc
ineiigibie st the age of sixsy FIVE The Leg.
islature, shall appoint an attorney general and
district suorney who shall coo,ioue in Office
four yesrs.
"A Court is about 20 be holden st West
Point for the porposelof snquising In The late
disturbance, and couecting whatever abuses
may exist in tho AliIi,ssy Academy at u;hai
Point. CoIoneis Eeh,xick and Jssup, add
MIR. Winder, Judge advocate neubers Of the
coort. leave town the afternoon in tho stesm
boat Tor West poiai.
y. Fork Mrr.. .sdp. 1874 .inss.
Dc. James Mann, Senior, Hospital Sur.
geon oi the army of the U. S. is assigned 10
tho I'd Miiliay Depsrtment is ceumanded
BY Bng. Gen. Miller, and comprises Massa.
chuseus, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and
Connecticut. -
The Hoo. Wiilisae Blob, is appointed. by.
the Presiden, Coseraor of the Aiahshss,
Territory. ---< = -. - - ss@
An Albany papor states tha, the number
of cmig,ao,s item the eastward, who have
passed through that city since ,hs i,s, of
September, ., supposed to have exceeded ap
avsfsge Of 500 per week.
John Bailey, Esq. Of Massachusetts, is sp-
pointed Clefk IN the Department Of Sss,e,
Washington.
The number Of deaths at the Hsvnoa in
the mon,h of Aug. Iasi was dSs. This, we
understand, Is exclusive OF to. eisners
The hc,t se+sion of the 1874 Congress
will commence IN about d mouh. Among
the subjects expected to oe egiated ate,
Propositions for paying he Militia, forredu-
chg the internal taxes, and motions respect
ing our relations With Spain, ,he conte N plat
eI African Colony, 6c.--faL.
Letters from Nes Orleans TO the 27,h Of
Sept. speak confl ntiy Of The abalemcoi of
the Sickness, and OF he speedy retur0 Of
the citzens VINO had been induced TO leave
the ciiy to presetve ibe,c health.
Geo. M'Gregor aud Col. Woodbios are at
Nassau.
The report that 60. Jackson Had been
killed 10 duel has been coUu adicled.
Cobheu's family have arived al n, York
from Eng and.
The Loadon M )ntbjy Msgazine observes
--' The grand dc,,dera,0n VI rendering sea
waller potable, seems al icngb b 20 bc attained
by simple cis,illaiou. The French chem
ISIS have been unable To discover, IN disi,lling
sea water any patrcle of salt or sod, IN any
for IN and Il 4, ascc tanned, that one cask of
coals viii seryeto dissii six cass Of w-ter."
G. I. Hunt, OF this CRY, has iov6ottd and
m anafciured beautiful We million, said 10
be equal, It not superior, 'o the Chinese, aud
composed lrom articles purely Ame'iess.
". Y. hahsS..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-29
GAS LIGHT.

The lighthouse on Beaver-Tail, az the
entrance Of this harbour, is now fitted Up
With complete gss-spparatus, under the
suPerictsndanse Of Capt. DAVID MELVILLE,
OF fhis town. The light is very brIiiisn,. aud
Is found to exceed 10 a very great degree,
tho light prodncod from oil; besides being
happily adapted TO the rsAec,ors Introduced
by Capt. Lewis, of Boston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-29
Go THURSDAY, Nov 6--st 10 O'clock,
70 be sold. at Public Hncfio1,

" NOT prerioisiy disbosed sj.) -
MY House, No -, in Brosd.s;reet. and The Ies
AVA of Land il stands on, 6S feet front, snd about
$50 feet back. with the outbuiIdings appertsining
70 said house The house Is nearly new, and wss
built OF the bes, materials The said house will do
we'll for public house. Conditions made known
on the day of sale, which viii be easy fcr he purl
chaser. ABNER HATHAWAY
Newport, Aug. "a. 1917. tf tt, II. :
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G. !. Hunt, OF this CITY, has ioveottd and
m anafuc,ured beautiful vet million, said TO
be equal, if not supcriof, 10 the Chinese, aud
composed from a'iiSies purely Ame'ieas.
". Y naheS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-29

i'or H'if0l,4gton, AZ. &.
The sch. POLLY & NANCY,
NHRxA. GfonoE LAwros, Master. to sail
SfANkES in 10 days. For ftcigh, or passage
-&s&zskfs~ apply to the master on board, lay
ing st Dennis wharf, on the Point.
Ne.-,ort, Oct 90. 1917 e.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-29
DIED.,

At Jfddetorn. on the 20,h inst. Miss MARIA
Rooess. aged ", daughlcr Of Joseph Rogers. Esq.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-29
cONSTITION OF MISSISSIPPI.

CONSTITION OF MISSISSIPPI.
We have seen a cop, Of tho constitution
adopted by the people OF the STATE OF M,ssis.
sipps.
The governwent, as usual, is divided into
sh-ee branches, membe's Of the house Of
Representatives are chosen for ono year by
tn free vhite males alons, according to
popuistion and no, to ounties--Seostors ere
shosen for fhree years, no psrsoo is eligible
60 On Office created by the assembly of which
ne vas member until one year after his
tine Of service shall have expired.
The Governor and LieIi. Governor arc
chosen BY the people 6ienniaily.
The Judicial department. 10 ves,ed Ia on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-10
MOND, T7RGINLa, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1st7.

J,RENCH SILKS a. FANCY GouDS.-we are now re-
eeivng. and offer for sale by the quantity, IT the
" French Silks and Fancy Goods Store extensive aud
general assortment OF French Sins and Fancy Goods,
many Of which have hren lately imported nom France,
We New York. consisting Of
Double chain Lesanilnes, assorted colofs
DO do. fiorences, do. do.
Satins OF almost every color
entire package of black do.
Double chain Nrginie Satins
velvetues aud Orieltnes
Plain and checked Sarsnetts
81 and I'D black Mode
Rich figured Satins and Virginie Satns
do. do. Levatnes and Sarsnets
Black silk Fiorentine, for vesting and pantaloons
200 pieces hest Booua) Italian Grapes, black white
and assorted colors
Plain black silk Velvet
Uncut do. of various coors
Canton Grapes, ola superior quality
Satin Pelong, for Hatliniug
Real India Null Null Musiins
Satin striped Gauzes, Spfigg'd and Plain do.
ca rnlle Lace, black and white
Plain and embroidered silk shawls and searfs, from
Mens' and womens silk Hose
Lace speucers and plush pe.ernes
Sewing Silks OF the first quality
White chip hats. with band and crown to each hat
Thread Laces and Edging
Company cros.-barred frinyed l,andksrchicfs
Do black do, do.
$50 doz. Ladies white aud co,oured Habits
Paris and Grenoble Kid Gloves
so doz. do. undressed Kid Long Kid de-
Ladics'rea Beaver aud Medallion do.
Mems Beaver and Kid do.
Lace Wells aud Shawis, black and white
Rich ganze aibbande ofthc newest patterns
Ito. ins,ring figured do and plaid
cases Satinand Lnsring friDged do. from No. 10 IL
Cashmire dresses and shawls, Artificial flowers
Chenslle and Silk Cords, ostrich rhsmes
Twist Buttons, Oiled Hat Covers, snuff Boxes,
Paper Fans, lowprced PocketDooks and Purses
Corsets, Lacets, &c. &c.
We will sell the above Goods at the Sew-York prices
for ca sh, or approved town aceeptances.
A. ID. Dndnd s Bourlei.
Nays. IIs-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-10

Il OOKiNGGLASS MANDATORY. &e.--I,Nx.
-. - kyANs Carer and Glider begs leave TO iniorm
he c1ens % Richmond and the towns adjacent that he
has removed his establishment in the abovs b,s',s.'
rom New-iofk TO Richmond, Gin the buildings of mr
MhoeH lelb streetneaT the Market north Of r. sftee
variops branches. go ." a' W.
Chimney and pier glasses made any size or atteyn
Wna0W ana Dea cOrniots; grandole mirrors brackets
goln Dotoefingf0r rooms &c &C. i the newest
Pfnts aud needle work framed and Glazed Vyit or
nished. N" al" VT
fed 10 be equal to aeto. wv ~
,! T. deems superauous 10 pledge himself that every
arcle IN me above line shall be or near the Ne,, ort
Pices; Of TINS, the public must jndge orders thank
| fully received ard promptly attended TO-
| " B. An APPrsDfies wanted to tie above husines,
Msrch1l- 100 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-10

ITO CAPiTALISTS.-7he best Stand in Richmond
~ TOR safe at 0pcfioH.ln conformity to tIIe viii nj
tue late Mr. Wright Soutgae the subscribers will sell
at pubic auction on the premises, Wednesday the
18th June next, that large welsituated LOT & MN
DfNGS, long occupied by the deceased as Dwelling
House and Mercantile Establishment
wonld be difficult to exaggerate in stating the advan
tages OF this property COrnerng both on street and
ihe highly emoellished Capitol Square its south side
US UiSto the Governors House and its western from
ting the new City CourtHouse in its whole extent IN il
scarcely possible to imagine fortunate situation
foI spacious Hotet with range Of elegant Stores be
the late rapid progress aud the future prosperity of
richmond he taken into view it he said that few
spots IN the United States justly aspire to more In
oTatiye destiny. "
SOUTHGATES g. ANDERSON.
May 81. 6-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-10
April s

r oMBARDY FOR SALE.--a Beautiful Situation in
~ the County Of James City, 7i6 4cres Of Land under
old survey less well adapted the culture OF
Wheat Corn and allowed to be among the healthi
places in Virginia part of the family that lived
there early in e have arrived to the OF 90 3d.
90 and 1904 Instance OF an old Man. the
place, hundred andupwards can ride 20 miles Of
day with great convenience, make plenty of bread
with his hands himself tends garden and
Tobacco buy him clothes and other necessares for
his support, and without Specs to read the
smallest prints.
orr6drdy well watered in every direction its inn
provements good dwelling house with six and
passage above aud below five fire places, closets and
an excellent brick cellar has sound Frame but
wants some repair to plastering and windows, &C.
outhouses but very ordiuarv-About 400 best selected
fruit trees apple and peach, &cAbont 10 of
improved meadow land, cleared will he high enough
for Corn TobaccoAbou 800 Of this land is in
it's maiden growth good part (which will produce To
bacco, Corn wheat--an excellent mistream suffci-
Chickahominy River about miles to York River, IL
miles Williamsburg IL Jamestown ~ to Yorktown,
I6 To NewKent c. House. 10 to chaTesCity Courthouse
and 20 Surry Courthouse, and would sut Profession
al Gentleman of the Bar fndustrous, which he ought
he, might make fortune he might attend ~ Courts
within "a miles, and only that distance, the
from ITO 10 miles.
NV price is -, 0o0 or will take Young Negroes at
valuatonl will take rst payment and the balance
Christmas, which time possession will be given an
indefeasabie right at the first payment.
Those who may wish To purchase, will apply to Dab
ney Brown ION the place. William Browne (of viii
amsburg) Esq'rs the swrer in CharlesCity County.
John M Greg ,,y