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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-10
TO LET, ,

find Possession giuen immediately,
THE UNIoN CorToN FAorcRY in Tiverton,
= with all the apparatus, now ia good order to :
making Yarn.-for further particulars. enquire Of
ISAAC PALMER, living near the premises.
T. ISAAC PALMER, J Committee for
EDMUND EsrRs, the Union Coz.
EEecH FRENCH, TON. Factory.
: Tiverton, April a. 1917
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DIRECT TAX.

OTICE Is hereby given, that the Dir
~ eet Tax, for the year tsl6, laid in COZ
iormity to the act Of Congress, passed the
10Th OF April, lsi6, upon the following de-
scrihcd property, is now remaining unpaid ;
and that unless the said Tax, with ten per
cent. IN addition thereto, shall be.paid TO the
subscribers, on or before the Sd day of Ocs,
tho said property, or SO much thereof as shall
DO necessary to satisfy the said Tax and
twenty per cent. in addition thereto, win be
sold at Public sale, at the Court. House in
the town OF Newport, in the county of New.
port tho sale to commence at IL o'clock, A.
M. on the said 8 day Of October, I3i7-viz I:
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PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.
,s- S. THLTP,S7OW

No. ~. Shring street, three doors north of
p. Trinity Church.
AIDES and Gentlemen desirous Of good accom-
~ modatons vt a private Boarding House, in a
Pleasant situation any in Newport, are invited to
salt at the above mentioned house-where they may
be assured that every exeron will be made to rem.
der their situation pleasant and agreeable.
Newport, July 80. 1917.
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MUSICAL NOTES.

In small yew tree in the gardeo Of Mr.:
Samuel Wsfourtop, Of Susyicld, q wen, lin
net, aud black bird, have ell built their res
pective oess. These little muslcsi tenants
OF the tree live In perfect harmony together,
and according TO the Jashion Of the nmes, pay
iheis rrn, 10 Mr.. w. IN nOfes.
Lsndon Magazine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-04
LAW REPORT.
Court Of Chance'y-Taesday March I8.
WAT TYLER.
S0utLey V. SieiWOod an d Others.

-
This was motion for an Injunction a.
gaiast selling of 4" Wat Tyler" on the
ground that the sentiments of the work
were hostile 20 the authors present mode
OF thinking, and to his interests mas
much a. they would hurt his reputation
with The ppblic, both IN point OF litera-
ttre and lucre.
Mr.. Hart, IN moving for the Injunction,
cited the case of Macklin V. Richardson,
as precedentiE the present case. Il APP
peared, that III the year 1870, an iujunc-
ton was moved for, on the part of Mr..
Macklln, Tor the suppression of part of
the publication ~ farce called "Loye AL
amode." Mr.. MackliD, it was there sta
ted, had never published the farce him.
self, but had permitted IT TO be acted i'm
two particular instances the one of
which was for the benefit OF AN actor, for
which he received twenty pounds, and
tne other for the benefit of another ac-
ter, for which he received thirty pounds
In both these instances a shorthand wri.
ter, ofthe name OF GuerneY, had been EN-
ployed at the theatre, in taking notes of
the farce; and not long after, a part of
the farce made itsappearap"o in a month
ly magazine. TWAS thea commended that
by being acted, the farce was published;
dHu tudl, tutIfIOIc, Lile Injunction DlNSl
be refused. Lord Camden, then Lord
Chancellor, however, maintained that
Notwithstanding the farce had been act
ed, and was SO far published, Yet, that
| Mr.. Macklin had right to tie benefits
and profits arising from the printing and
| publ hing his own farce. Upon these
grounds he granted the injunction. MIR.
| Hart therefore commended, that Mr.. Sou
| they, for the same reason, was entitled 10
| the profits arising from printing and pub
fishing the work, as well as now to sup
press ".
Sir II. Romilly on the part Of the de-
| PENDANTS, in support of his argument that
| the Court had no power TO grant the in.
| junction, inasmuch as MIR. Southey could
not have maintained an actionf for dana.
| ges in a court of law, suppoSng this H.
| bellous production had been printed and
subsequently published, quoted the case
| Of the publication Of the work Of Doctor
| WolcOit, in Vesey's Reports, where it was
| clearly decided that q man could nOi
| claim property IN libel. Such was the
opinion Of Lord Chief Justice Eyre. II,
contended that ii would be the wages o
sin to take the profits Of such work.
lie, therefore, argued against the injdnc
ton, thatthe important nature and ten
dency Of the work precluded il from ih,
protective iuterposition of the CeuTt o
Chaucery If ne we're injured, let bin
bring lis action.
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FOREIGN.
TFrOn, a late London Papsr. I
l4-t9J


The Courier, says, that the Admiralty
has not heard OF an expedition TO the coast
OF South America. So the Courier al
lodged when we announced the failure Of
the mission to China. 1t will soon he
known that the demand made bv the
court of Madrid for the active interior
ence of The Allied Powers, and particular.
ly Of England, is of serious importance.
The confederacy OF princes for the guar
antec OF their respective dominions is the
basis of the application. The court of
Madrld states, that in addition TO the re-
evolutionary progress III South America.
the court Of Brazls has actually ayowed
an attack on Monte Video, and that the
evident design OF the king of Portugal, is
To spread his authority over the whole of
tho Spanish provinces on that continent,
either by conquest or negotiation with
the independents. The king of Spain.
therefore, calls on the allied soyereigns TO
protect him IN this emergency, as, not
wlthstandiDg the recent alliances by mar
rage, the Portuguese aggressions go on,
and the Spanish court must, in its own
defence, march all army into Portugal, by
which all European war would be re-kin-
died, if succour by his brother soyereigns
is withheld.
Under these circumstances, an Offer
has been made by the court of Madrid,
10 allow Of certain limited trade to the
south American ports, on the payment of
stipulated duties, provided that early and
efiectual aid shall be rendered TO suppress
what is called the rebellion, and check
he Brazilian designs. As further in
ducement for England to interfere, it is
urged that piracy is now organised on so
regular plan, and carried to such an ex-
tent, under variety of flags, that the
trade OF no nation is safe, and the exfir-
patton oftbese buccaneers becomes there
fore just object for the exertion of all
| legitimate powers.
VIII the Courier deny that this is a
faithful statement OF the Spanish de-
mands Another ministerial paper con-
| tesses that steps must forthwith be taken
| 10 preserve British commerce against
these freebooters and therefore we are
| justified in giving credit 10 the rumour of
an Intended expedition TO the South A.
merican coast. The Spanish government
Itself has not the means Of reducing the
privaIeers Of the Independents. The
Courier says that two frigates, with COCO
men, are a50At to sail from Cadiz fol
Caracas. tits ridiculous 10 talk Of en-
barking eooe men ia two frigatss; but il
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! Innate government. He repell ii the Cit
! iumny that the prisoner had been en-
+, ployed Ia assassinate or to carry off b.
naparte aud his family. His secret mis-
SION, at all events, coHid not have for lis
object the robbery of the Princess oil
Wuriemburg, so respectable for her mis-
fortunes ana her birth.
NJ. de Maubreuii presenting paper 10
the Judges, "Pcrmit me to deposit this
declaration, which is a political testament.
III VIII explain 10 the President how my
mission was given 10 me. This piece has
been addressed TO the Chamber of Peers,
where ii viii remain. If yea will give me
five minutes attention, viii declare in
what manner the Emperor of Russia linn
self, offered me assistance. and entered
INTO the most minute details. Nj. de Tai
icyrand offered me 2Oa 900 francs and The
iilc ot Duke, TO execute this mission as
he wished il Ia be executed. NJ. de -,
relation OF NJ. de Caulnconrt, persuade
ed ne to accept In ortier to save the life of
Napoleon. i am not az assassin; | shall
be victim; but pOsterity will do me us
tee. This document will tell You how
was called before the Provisional Gov
ernment. They placed me III an armed
char; they made ME take q saSin oftroM
lpendre na boHlAin), and they offered me
200 oO0 francs. In laboring for the Pro-
visional Government, have sown in an
ungrateful soil" The President: "The
only Question Is The question OF compe-
tence." NJ. Couture made a short reply,
and confined himself 10 excusing the
heated ailid of his client. You will not
forget" he said, g that he has been three
years IN prison, and during i've hundred
and lity-t days III secret, on in dun
geon. Driven TO despair, he once wound
ed himself with knife, and at another
time opened the veins Of four limbs: six
weeks ago, he tried to die by hamilton;
aud this Is the cause of the extreme de-
bliity TO which you see him reduced
Consider the cruel situation OF being
who Is in an intermediate state between
a living body and "A corpse"
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as we'll as the paucity OF means, prevch'eu
that Cabinet from altogether throwing d
side the mask, it resolved TO make small
ESSAY, as trial of strength. Hence, III
the quality of Pacitca,or General, SoUsA
was sent with 1890 men, at the request
ofthe Spaniarhs besieged in Monte Video.
An arlnistie-e, soon afterwards concluded
between the latter and Buenos Ayres, rem
dcred the presence ofthe Portuguese Gen
eral no longer necessary; but notwitii-
standing the siipulations agreed on, he
directed his march towards the river
Uruguay, the eastern boundary OF La
Plata, where he was repuised. HosfIii-
ties continued, aud the Buenos Ayres go
vcrnment resolved To repei tins ag9res-
sion, hv sending forward al array III 5000
men. Fearful OF the consequences, The
Brazil Cabinet then sent Lieutenant Co
lionel RADRMAKER 10 Buenos Ayrcs, TO
propose an arinistice, guaranteeing the
mutual inyiolabilitv OF each others terri
tory, and STIMULATING "A renewal OF the
commercial relations between both par
ties. This treaty was signed May 26,
1912, by the independent General; and
on being ratified by the Portuguese go
vernment, he Withdrew TO his own lines.
We know of no posterior treaty between
the parties, though the Courier has late
ly given a double assurance that one ex-
lists.
Notwithstanding this retreat, the Por-
tusuese in the New World have always
preferred their relations with the indie
pendents TO those they had with the Span
iards, because the good will OF The former
was essential TO their views, to realise
which, further means were necessarily
The pacihcaiion of Europe, however, ieft
at their disposal large body of well dis
ciplined troops, aud they were called over
with the certainty of success. In the
mean time, numerous agents were sent
out, the Buenos Ayres refugees IN Rio
Janciro were courted, Portuguese crosses
were given 10 some, and the most flatter-
ing promises held out in the contiguous
provinces. The Lisbon troops were
marched off 10 their destination, after be-
ing reviewed by General BEREsFoRD,
and tie attack was openly pursued, not
withstanding the protests of the British
and Spanish Envovs resident on the spot.
Whe would have been their commander,
if the nomination had not been strenu-
ously opposed, is pretty well known, but
The preceding details will amply deveiope
the views of the Portuguese Cabinet, and
il they were 70 he realized, who would be
most materially injured, since, if con
queFed, the provinces of La Plata could
o,,sv become STAzii Colonies, or be res
tied back 70 Spsin when disarmed, in
case fte latter should make any impress
sion IN European Portugal.
Morning Chronicle.
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THE APOsTATE SOuTHEY.

The following proceedings in his case
we find III the Boston Daily ADVERTISER
The reader recollects that Souihey was
but few years ago an ardent friend Of
freedom and reformation. lie has since
apostatized from mis- principles, and ac-
cepted pension from the Ministry. His
poem of Wat Tyler" written several
years ago, having been recently publish
ed with the following title page, Mir.
SOuthey endeavored 10 check the circu-
iation by al iniuDe,ian. That Saiimg, ae
wrote long letter III excuse of bis apos-
tacy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-04

truth. the Spanish navy is almost eAnn'
guished.
The following is the state of the royal
navy of Spain:
Asia, 81 guns, refittcd in Portsmouth,,
1911, now in Cadz. E.
Frigates, La Prueba, II now at Cadz,
refitted in England, 1911.
Esmeralda, ~, now ut Cadlz.
Sabina, Sc, now at Vera Cruz, reiitted
in England, 1917, 1912.
Iphgens, 40, and Diana, 40, now in
the w. Indies: went out with Morillo,
and are scarcely sea-worthy.
So that they have but two frigates IN
Europe TO send.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-04

FETiLL BR Sold. TO the highest oiddef COS ready mo-
w ney AZ Gloucester corTl-house on the Isl Honda,
IN August bens Gloucester court day All the Lands
cinrned for TIE nonayment Of Taxes for the years ISIS
md isIG. With dar-ages thereon.
copy II tie said denqens may be seen in the Au-
sifors Oacc in ne CielHs Once ofthe County afors
said or IN the hsnjs Of The subscriber and payment made
~ any tipse scfsfs ihs sale ofihc land.
~. 4. ROGERS, u. 3.
Eor F5eHcis H1line.
my fs. 2-0sH.
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DOMESTIC.

BOsTcE, June a.
The General Committee Of Arrange.
ments, appointed by the Town If Bos,on.
to adopt. and cause 10 BE- carried into ~
feet such measures 2s iicv might link
proper, for the reception Of the PRRsy.
DENT or THE UuITrn SrbTEs, met at
Fdpswt HaR, June 20,i, 1917. when tie
following Order d Procession was direct
eJ.
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And was once like this 49,. ......
............ Twenty years
Have wrought strange alterationi

Mr., Southey being excessively morrill,
ed at the publication, applied 10 The
Court of Chancery for an injunction 10
suppress it-but without success. He
afterwards published the letter which we
have mentioned above. The following
are the proceedings in Chancery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-04

n The ENQUIRER 10 published twice week GENE.
rally and three times week during the session OF .ne
STATE Legisiatusprce the same as heretoiors r,ve
Dollars per annum, payable IN advance. Notes % IN.
tered Ranks soniy) will be received in payment. me
Editor will guarantee the safety Of remitiing them py
mail the postage of all letters being paid BY the VIII
teIs. 49, ,.,,. -. A.. s;s.x.
r No papers will be discontinued but At the osere'
lieu of the Edr until all arreara-es have been paio up
m whoever will guarantee the payment OF nne papers
shnil receive tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n One S7mdrc-Frst INSERTION 10 certs--eac" eo'-
Sinuance. so cent?.
No Advertisement inserted, nntUh has esthsr Deer
paid for or assumed by person In this CITY or us
esUirons.
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NEW GoODS.The subscribers, at the Mar Act Bridge,
" next door to Messrs Dicks, Moore q CO. are nov
receiving, large and general assortment Fresh Goods
bought at the present reduced prices Ne~York and
Philadelphia, which will be sold upon ially
modatng terms, for cash.
DAVID & WIN. KYLE.
rs-st
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rrNHE Subscribers have Tor sale, PORT ard lT4DEK
Ri VINE, warranted OF the iirst quality. in pipes.
hogsheads and quarter casks. part just recei sedL
so, large assortment OF Sheet Copper and White
Lead. GORDON, TROKEi & Co.
Innr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-04

NTOTICE.-The Assiguces Of Wight 4 Harris having
been furnished with Funds, ready 10 pay the re-
mining three hs the balance Of The debts which re-
manned unpaid after the final dividend of said Estate
They furnished With funds for the payment Of the
balance the debts proved l. Wight ndvid
ually. Apply at the Couniing-House OF JOSEPH
MAEN. ,Jmne g. Oft
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yJ,o JouRNgYMEN TAiLoRs.-The subscribers w'sl
TO employ i've steady and good workmen. to WHOM
y,yep CAMPBELL & STEVENS.
I.ynctburg, July !. iON
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FVyUE Office of the Sherirof Heurco Comfy, is reno
we'd to the house OfAexsnder buchanan, few doors
above The Hastings Court Office.
June IA. H-lOt
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10 MiIIERS.
lyTANTED immediatelya Miller well acquainted with
w manufacturing 1,ur to whom liberal wages will be
given. single man will be preferred.
JAMES CLARKE.
T'o1r6Gfon, .JsiiB I. 10 az
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E1'oR RENT-A three story brick honse, OF posc the
Il Swan Tavern-the upper part well calculated for
family the lower fort drygood grocery Inquire
ofthe subscriber Oh the premises.
ALEXANDER FuLcHER.
lime
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7icLn,N (ettreH. ALel CothsR. s. RenGen


fENHAT Saturday, The 18th day ofJuly between the
4 hours 81 O'Clock IN the morning, and O'Clock ni
the evening II Wliamsons Tavern, near Deep Run
Church the County Dfeprico and on the aot day OF
she saHe month, botween the same hours, At George
Greenhov's once IN the City Of Richmond, shaj pro-
seed take the deposoUs ofsundy witnesses to beread
IN evidence IN depfndi1gin the superior Court
chancery ror the Richmond District. whefeiu am Con
piaiuaut ARD you are Defendants; and " prevented
from taking an GRAVY of them on The daysan
shines above mentioned shall adj0Hrn fOin day to dag
1Htt be same shaiibe isaen.
RACHEL COTrRFIf4
tO-ets
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-04
WAT TYLER,
a DRAMATIC POEM.

Come listen to tale of Times of Old;
Z IN ,.er We know me, * L am he who Sung
Inc Mdtd " !Arc, and am he who fran d
Of.iheIabd the wild and wondrous song.
!SOmheg.
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T'reasny DeUartment, June tIfh. IhI7.

Treasury Department, June ilth, 1917.
NOTICE is hereby givcn--Thet at a NEE
/ y ting of the Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund, held on tile liih day of March, 1917, it
was determined that the provisions of the Act
entitled, an Act TO provide for tIse redemp-
ton of the public debt" passed on the 81 day
of March, 1917, should be carried into effect
as far as the same might be practicable aud
that, in pursuance of the said resolstion, Juli-
us b. cambridge, cashier of the Office Of dis
count aud deposit at Richmond, has been APP
pointed agent under the superinte ndance Of
the Secretary of the Treasury, 10 make pur-
cliases of stock of the United States within the
limits. prescribed by law ; and to whom all per-
sons, DESTROYS of disposing of their stock, will
make application.
WILLIAM II. CRAWFORD.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Time ~ I2-ff
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VALUABLE RNIL PROPEii7'Y FOR sALE.-on
the first Monday in August next, at Gloucester
house will be offered for sale the highest bidder that
large and valuable BRICk-HoUSE, called Warrington,
together with about 100 OF Land attached thereto
This place is within half mile NJ Gloucester house
aud has the advantage Oft fine water and healthy stua
lion. The house has four large and spacious be-
low aud four above aud has lately been put conIpeto
repar-thc outhonses very good
Ie'rsnnc third cash, and the balance in tn annual
payments the purchaser giving security 10 secure The
Byf tire 7r2stees gffhs Gioucester Charity School
June ~. ii-.tIMA
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UNITY DOLLARS REwARD.-Strsyed or stolen
u from Christopher TaSferros, in Henrico County
on the night OF the 9Th inst. CYESNUI' SORREL
HORSE. about IS hand high, dropped VEGA little
roashed back, star in his forehesd, but duh also
snip on bis nose, with spot the right ns and the
right hind hoof white he shod Fonnd few days
fore he stolen he and gaops we'll bur is
stinate and apt to stop when passing houses.
he above reward shall be paid the detcton Of the
thief and delivery ofthe horse dollars o the
alone. JOHN n. TALIaPERRO.
june ~. IA-n
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lNSoPUS MiLL-SToNEs.-The Subscribers viii he
~ receiving IN afew days. quantity Of Rsopus Hili-
Stones which they will sell ow for cash. and expect to
Ecepa supply of them Gentlemen DESTROYS Of
purchasing that kind he supplied at very short ne
eice, if Ne have MOI them on baud.
J0hnso,, & Watkins.
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THE Examination of the Students in the ccllese OF
william aud haTy, Will commence Monday the 7ia OF
July. " "
u eeng OF great Importance TO the Institution
Public should evnce its welfare Gentle
men who can, with convenience invited TO attend
Those whose wards pursuing their studies at
the College viii, it is hoped recoieet that in addition
70 inc general good OF the establishment their
will prove sautary excitement 10 thoee in whose adj.
rancerDent they have deep Interest Trihrg impe
deais surely will not be allowed interfere with such
momentous considerations particularly on ths occa-
sion thin auditory would be not only injurious but nm
just as many of the Students would be thereby
richly earned.
June "a. I1-toJ
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WfLLiAh & MARY CoLLEGK.--fhe Visitors and
w Governors OF William & Mary college are remind
cd that their Annual Meeting takes place In the College
Ola The 9Th Of JuIy. WA. BROWNE Rector
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-04

(oLTING CLoTHS-An 1ssortu ent of BellfiuR Cloths
ID OF an approved quality, just received and for sale
by ADAMS * VAN Lew
JHnel7. i2-vay
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gTNrED STATES STOCK LoSr.--Notice is hereby
~ given that the following certificates Of u s. Stock
tD the maine 81 Lewis Wills bearing date per list be-
low have misaid and that due application
will he MADE the LOsn0ce Of the United States, for
thsiT renewal.
old per cent. No. sac for Sfs2 20
10. iis Oh 80
Deferred per eest. 791 gao u
DO. llS 4s2 10
: per cent. 7A5 300 20
no in3 oCO J
BYRD &. WILLIS,
Etor. u Lf1tis ERis, decd.
Nav 27. 6-wJms
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t7NAtRTY DOLL AIRS EEWiKD.-Rnn away from the
a Subscriber some time last summer. negro
rnrned REU8EN, feet Inches high--no particular
taalk reoolleoted except On his right hand which
has been badly burnt.
Will give the above reward 10 person who will
deliver the said Negro TO secure him in Jail so that
get him. JAMES Wills, Sem
Nelson Iure Is. Ism
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HANOVER LAND FOR SALE, will sell, TRACT
II OF LAND, yiHs in the county Of Hanover, on the
waters Of Cedar and Mill creeks and within about tven-
~ miles Of Richmond The contains about 600
Crss, and bvlevs to be aosCsher equal to land
In that ReghhOrhOod considerable portion Of il being
Tow Grounds. 4 turnpike Is contemplated TO be run
Uithin a short distance oft
The TENNIS will De liberal and accommodating.
Il. p. UPSHLIR.
9une6. Off
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June 10.

knox ALL will sell, on very accommodating terms,
II the TRACT or LAND wherein now reside,
containing three thousand acres lying the lower eud
of Nelson County, about three miles from James River
~ ia particularly adapted the culture Of Tobacco aud
CraiD--is uncommOniy welitmbered and watered, and
nas cxcelientmi seats nit II wiz be sold entire,
orided 10 snit purchasers. Persons inclined 10 pur
NoRBoRNE THOMAS.
Ju1eI0. IO-3mf
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'EHE Subscriber will practice In the superior and
Inferior Courts ftis Counties of Hanover Caroline
and king-Wlliiain HECTOR DAVIS.
Hanover, June IL. Ja--s,