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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30
ARRTV4L or THE cONCRESS.

NoRfOLx, sept 2G.-On "Wednesday last ar.
rived IN Lynnh2yeu Bay, the United States FIJI
gate Congress, CHARLES MoRRIs, Esq. COM
mdndeT, fran ctuZe on the coast OF south y
merIca.-The Congress after leaving Cape
Henry, (FIayti) cruZcd along tie Mau, tOHch-
ing at Nargarii'a, Cnmana, BARCELONA, aud
last as La2u.ga, from whence she sailed for The
Uhitea states, aud arrived as before stated. III
a passage Of IS days. The Congress wiA put
into this port. Ne have not been able 10 OBJ
tain the particulars other ernie 'Or this morn
ipg's paper. From gentleman who came up
from her yesterday, hO~ ever, we have collect
cd lie foregoing, aid also learn, that there had
been 2 hd.d fought and bloody engagement
between the Spaniards under MOrii0, and lie
i'airiOts under Gomez, az Assumption IN the
Island 0f observation-disclosures had previously
taken pampatar and another small place. and
Gomez had retredteh 10 Assun ptiOn, where
he was attacked By the R0yalistS, % defeated
them with great slaughter, driving MOTiliO TO
BIS shipping in which le embarked with the
wreck of his army aud sailed for Laguira,
where he arrived q few d4Ys before the Con
rTcss sailed, aud uiarched immediately tor Ca
rdccas.-We give this rs al Imperfect sketch,
calculating on receiving more : tailed aud
correct statement in time for Our nest.
Since writing the above, the Congress has
come no and anchored in the bate at Cfaney
Island. Herald.
ADDITJrNAT. PARTICULARS.
After t,ie fore going vas il type, We we're po-
iitely favored with the following details:
The United States fgigate CeRffsss anchored
her late cruizG she visited Port au- pt,nce, and
Cape Francois, a. both Of which places every
Attention was shewu by the officers Of Govern
Ineut aud supplies readily fuinisbcd.--Slte at
tefyards tOnched at Pampstaf, in the island
Of M3rgSi tia, AIS II Cauiazs, barcelona aud
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aLR. oGLLrLE ~ LoND0n.


The following observations upon nT. OgiI-
vie's performances arefromIie Morning Chro.
nicic, Of Ang.6.
Mr. Ogilvie concluded his seric, Of OratiOns
at the Free mason's Tavern on Saturday even
ING. The room was crowded and the applause
animated. The subject was ordt5ry and in ex-
Patiating on its powers and the canses OF de
cline IN modem times, the lecturer displayed
great enthusiasm for his art with an impress
sive energy Of manner aud considerable inge-
nuity of Illustration. The subjects Of the for
mer lectures were gaming, dnelling, sc. against
which MIR. o. was loud in his nvGctives. Per
haps an ingenious dgtEcG of these vices might
be more popular and fashionable. Mr.. Ogiivie
is, we understand, the son of the late DR.. Ogil-
vie, the an,ablc Scottish poet, and has deliver
ed his course ofnOral declarations with great
success Oh the other side OF the tlantic."
The astonishing pro.1siou Of caterpllars Au-
ring this wear is well known. 'ihey have at
tackled almost every variety of tree, The Pride
OF china e. ccpted, and from some trees have
stript on almost every appearance Of foliage
The fruit trees are heir particular favOritcs-
NOW marx an1..cr eject The caterplilars
have disappeared, but thes sap net being exhaust
ca aud hdsing no opportunity Oi spending it.
self upon tie old leaves, has put out Il fresh
set OF leaves, and, in some cases, of fruit buds.
Many trees appear, a il they acre emerging
from the chilling desolation Of winter. The
CHERRY and plumb tress arc Ornlmented here
aud there, with the white blossoms. | have "A
P!umb tree IN my garden, which exhibits as
many young leaves and iower buds aud bios.
SONS, as it did during the last spring. CT.
~ Tire discussion ofUarg occupcs no lli,e share Of
thF public atcutioH speeChof III ay has
Ell. - u s1unid be. The Analectic Magazine Of his
month SAYS, that The admirable argument Mr.. isy
on thefuJ"ct ~ usufy. the virginia cgslaure Ought
10 ne m The hahds ot every American" Tie EDITOR pre-
diets tlat ignorance aud prejudice viii ultimately
tire from The contest"
We have seen but attempt 10 answer it-a lame
anu - %"s Nnaed piece ~ PETERSBURG raper-Tbe VII
On wednesday last, sa, ihc B0falo
G1zctie, Josc?h Bonapaac, Ex-&ms 81
Spain, arrived III his tiIlagr. The ueNi
day &c passed down ihc &msafd litcr,
aud 'icwed the FALL. aGcf Nblc. lfc ~
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Nehine s. JuAah

AVE remOyed;o the bo lately occupied by MessTs
Z william q jeremiah Kyle, fouT doors below the
Bell Tavern, where they opening addition
ter former stock. well selected assortment OF ran
GOODS-The baSnce viii I've received by the Twins,
from Phadeipha--ihe whole comprising assortment
well worth The attyDtion Of country merchants.
Returning thanks 90 those friends who have repeatedly
favored Nth their CUSTOM solicit their
attention TO present assortment pledLng ourselves
to dispose OF them oil as reasonable any other
merchants IN this Guy.
Industry and jealous attention TO any COJfJlIS
SION BUSINESY. which friends may think pro
pert comni! TO car care shad not he wanting
part. Our iocai etHslvn, combined With she inow edge
We possess Of the Inhabitants OF this city, may
to share Of their ayOiS.
Sept So. 4ast
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THE WEST

we are favored with the following letter on
some of the transaction, which ave passing in
thnt interesting nation. We subioiu further
particulars in letter from Dr. SbIcy 10 DR..
Robinson. The most important fact, is the
success of General Nina.
We learn from ether sources, that The Span
ish Governor had put commission into the
hands 9f the Chief OF the CaddO nation, author
ixing. him 90 sweep Oft every person that is
found between the Rio Honda and the Sabine
The Caddo denies the commission. and dares
not execute 1T; Tor ia that territory, lately nm
Inhabited by white man, and cOmprehended
by Gene:.I Wilkinson's arrangement with
Herrera as sort of neutral territory, ave now
found about 200 families emigTanis from The
United States.
A subject of some moment has been started
for public discussion. Some weeks since an
aliusion was made III This paper, TO the circnm-
stance Of rlInored negotiation between our
government and that OF Spain, tor the exchange
OF tIe territory = c claimed West of NacogdO-
Chcs, for Florida. Tie National Intelligent
Ger seems 10 couutcnaucc the suggestiOn-
I" .Iu ighdbitoHt Of Lonis'Hra," has come for
ward 10 attack the principle of such negocia-
ton, aud to show the importance of the pos
session of 'Ie>as, ih comparison Of the sandy"
slip OF Florida.
The essay IS written with ngenuity-but
however Just are his ideas ct the Importance
OF Texas, lie has moderated the value OF the
Floridas. " Sdad!' Is il the only Characters
tic OF that region Is II not of great value 20
us ds embracing the months of the Mobile and
other rivers as comprehending some Indian
tribes, whose merCeuary or VindiCtive iona
baW ks Frequently dGluk the blood Iof our bre.
thren a. furnishing dcpOts tor an enPrly. and
the means Of attaching some Of our Southern
aSsa,labie points as presenting future har-
hours for our marine, in It's operations in the
Mexican Guiph IS furnishing large supply
of valuable lave OAK Tor our navy stores of
which wc are at present purchasing as con-
tanning several tracts Of excellent quality.
The fact x, re WqHt tie Fioridds and re must
harefhem. Is ANY time more favorable 10 this
oMect, How long shall lust claims be put OF
by the iusidious arts Of Don Onis his master ;
Month after month, and year after wear have
we petitionsd fer redress but from some
frivolous preieNt or other, they have csntrived
~ svade opportunities. DeLdy brerds danger.
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Ertyact Of Leit,r to Ggeptieman ia Rich
m0nd, .fj'0nl his fjiend at Naicititoches, da-
tel AHgmst %.
Mr. -. has called on ne with an arm
full OF Spanish dispatches brought from
the lIietan Indian nation bv some Span
ISL traders. These dispatches we're COM
ing frem Gen. Arredondo to The Govern
or Of st. Antonio, and are al Official. The
indians killed thg men who were bring
ing them, threw them into the river, aud
carried al their papers, &c. to the nation,
where tl,ese traders procured them. Mr.
r. viii translate tie important paris OF
them for publication. IL is true. that
Perry was attacked Al tie place near La
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS glv-.l6lx-r.,..-

n 'Hk neN Session at this AcatenN vii! commence
The iourt MOndaJ OCtvhci neat, uiGtI The direc-
ton Of Au., 4 each, A. a.. President, and James :.
los, A. a.. INtCr.-Ihe particular advantages aItenu.g
tnis lnstituOEafe briefly these eraTkahe Le2thess
o. situatiOu Irn;uehes LON all calculated to-
dncr c eltenon cndaugcr tie morals of youth,
ivI.aJe snicieE, Tor the accommodation iug
students, ell selected Library vi between shd 80
luiHes zea",s trustees who eNau.iue tie pupils
month"; al eSrcr encCC. active ANA industrious rFaro,
peculiarly hted for tire place, Nh,c he has gvcu
tie satisfaction for abOLJ years. ana he'd pfo
ossors amply qualified To instruction tie
branches "l liberal education. comp, ehehdne TIC tus.
sh, Latin, Greek dnG Preach aiguagc, Tie e.d.
ing anG speaking well, wiling geography mathematics
"gc, rhetoric, llauI1i and DoT philosophy, DeErby.
ses, &c An apparatus, sufficiently EXTENSIVE rNullt
experiments IA chemistry ard lie different branches Us
natural philosophy, 10 tn be immediately procured The
Trustees have also determined esiabiish sys,e 81
rules ara regulations relative to government .. ouk
chsscatinH OF students dnes OF the several professors
&C. with all which the rHhhc will be made acquainted.
THE TRUSTEES,
~ T. III NRTsfS will he compelled board "a TIC
AcaurhyI unless parents OF eHtITGi0RS sboLid (hy
WrtsH notice, acdessed to le fTesdcnt direct other
wise EDM. IA1 LOK.
sept So G2.uJt
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y a{uahAe NaMA. sc
lIalli, &c. fOY SAFE.

AiallA, &c. Cox SAFE.
WILL BE SOLD, q, aucou to the highest bidder ~
sa'nfes tbe i5 Of ouobrt. ON tbe premises, scr
F"kcfs Iayrfn. 10 the c0nny of Newksnt With about
~ acres VI iand ying the stage road lting e. ~,
Iger.
10 Is useless to ssy abort the property Is tr,
sumo persons wishing - purchase will v-. the re
misfs, and csH be shOan tieu, bt H4 L. P4rbe 10
lives on the aud.
bdndsi Win approved security 10 Ne required ol the
purchaser, together ~ba Deed OF 1frs N sccHTe The
payment. BYrD CPopCe
Y. 2. lfnors suitable ha Tact may he made 81. A.
cies. s,b 4, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

MARRIED.. Th"rstay last. in creensviiie county. At
the horse of Thomas furrr by tie Rev William A. CO.
interesting ana much admiIei Mis- LUCY 5. BiNfoHD,
dar-"ser oi CJl john DislG, % Northampton county,
N. Carolina.
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~ FOUND

REIWFiN the Market iouse, aud my residence. neas
- his Cig's, handkerchief. containing several ar
ucies---ihe GHHeI can have them by describing the
same, ana paying iEe cost OF eIusBg.
Sent 30. - y 'so|-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-30

From some returns which have reached us
Of the eleeti6u Ia ths new Mississippi S.qte,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-26
TO LET,

THAT excellent and well-known FARM, in TIv.
L raroS. the former residence Of Col. JoHs
Cooks, and late belonging to Capt. ELrsaA BRowS.
Containing about $50 acres OF the best land in this
Stae.-said farm viii be leased for one year, from
the 2Sth day Of March nexl-For terms, and other
particulars. spplyto
WILLIAM ELLERr. jun.
Newport, Feb. II, 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-26
Ihe fovswfns pstinfary cecsypeates 'nusf siaoenIt
syisee sheir singular and surtrisiss eEesy5 4
1 CERTIFICATES

The Jfey,wfng psmnfary eec..peates ,uusf siHaenSS
sviaee sieir singular and surtrisisy .Ssses5
" CERTIFICATES
= This may certify, that I have been very much
troubled with the asthma and dfculty OF breathing
for about four years, during which time h. made
use of variety OF medisiaes. snd to NO effect until
Ibac recourse to DR.. ReL's .3sshmatis PiRs, pre-
pares by w. T. Conway, on taking which, TO my
great JOY wac relieved, and can safely secernmend
them as an invaluable Medicine to others-in like
cases. EkJAS SPENCER
windharn. Con May s. lsis
JSs Jsiisrgns certificate from Msss,s .ksnsr and Bat
Gngs Grant, Dr.gyisfs, Stafford, Con must Be truly
interesfinS 10 the etScted Al
!" Your (Dr. Rel's Asthmatic) Pills have perform
ed miraculous cure in this town.--A man, about
SO, had been confined some months, his feet and
legs badly swollen. bad cough respiration di IA.
cult, and was given over by his physicians and
friends, whs considered him in a confirmed consuap-
tion alter taking three bsxss Of these Pills. all the
threatening symptoms are removed and he is fast
recovering STAFFORD, Sep: /
These Pills give instant ease in all coughs colds,
asthmas, difiuty Of athing, wheeling, tigh,ness
OF the chest consumption pain in the side, splitting
Of blood, cbilness aud shiverngs, the forerunners
OF fevers, &c. Common colds are removed in few
hours, the aged will experience relief equally as,.n.
tsneous' when the lungs are ahected.-Pdce 81.
UT.4sk for " nr. Relics Ashmatic Pills" one box
Containing IL Pills frequently effects care. y ana
an genuine 6uf those signed" w. T. CoswAv"
I. The whole Of the absve Medisines are prepared
and soj waoiesa.-, by the sak PROPRIETOR, w t.
CoNwAr. No. 1, Haniltor>fiace, Common street,
Boston, and retailed by
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggist,
Thames areer .Nsppsrf, II.
Hsppin, ProviJepce, Isaac D. Bull. Hartford, John
Tiebout, No 2S8, Water street, NswYork, and most
Druggists, Booksellers and os'-AisStors through
out the United states.
or Pamphlets of many extraordinary cures. may
be hsd at the agents. gratis.
or .v.ne Of the abSve genuine. un'ess signed
"W I. Uonway"-as you value health, o6se,De tbs
- large discount TO country traders, aud those
who buy to sell again.
Newport, Nov. l3, 1916.
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TO LET,

THAT well known Farm in Portsmouth, late the
4 properly Of Benjamin Brown. deceased, con-
taiuihg ls7 acres Of excellent Land, bordering on
the shore. with three orchards, dwelling
with other out.buildings. The said Farm eill be
leased for year from the 25,h Of March next
For further particulars, apply to the subscriber, on
the premises. PATIENCE BROWN.
Pcr,smerih, Feb. 10
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5 L H z ME.

2942 Prizes 5053 Blanks--Not two Blanks to
NPrize.-rree sf Tickets, 8 5-The Drawing Of tlss
Lottery will positively commence at Plan6eld, (Con
on the frat Monday sfFebruary next. :
Er Tickets m the above Lottery may DO
had at the Truly Fortunate Lottery and Ex.i
change Ofice OF J. c. S II A w, in Whole,
Halves and Quarters
Ncwpor,. Jan. %
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TO LEI,

Ind inneeiafe psssessi,r gfren,)
THAT large and very convenient dwelling hon
and store, No. T37, Thames-street, (sign o' I
Golden Eagle lately oseupied BY Mr.. Aisnson hi'
mou3, being one &c the hest cands for bus'oess
NevPcrs For further particulars apply to
PkRDoN r. MUMF0HD,
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FARM-Jor 4 sale.

I HKN--TOr S0lf.
E1OR sale, a Farm, situate in Portsmouth, adjoin-
l. ing the East River, seven miles from Newport.
containing about ~ acres Of excellent Land, com.
prising moving. ,llagc and two excellent orchards
There is also said farm dwelling house, barn,
crib, chase house aud work. shop, all in good re-
pair. For pleassntsess none can exceed il. For
further particulars, apply to the subscriber on the
premises. ABNER CUNDALL.
Portsmouth Dec o.
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Csmmon-stree,, .

~ Or. Je6t's Ceic6rafsd L,.,
- For Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprsns, CHI, iins,
Numnness, stiffness in the joints, &c The relief is
immo l'Ate, and cure frequently in - hours, al.
thougn OF yeers standing and shouyhs incurabis
M JAcop HiLpRRrH, Of Amherst, N II. was
qany years afflicted with vioient rheumatism. and
q he advanced in years at times WAS wholly inca
pAsi'atsdfo for business, when through recommenda
Ton, after trying oil other medicines in vain was
rtre by using only bottle of this Liniment, and
his lad no relapse, 1t is now years si".e-he wos
csnadered inc0rabk 2nis 10 psohshsd at hs requsst
Or. Reyes .drjDiahe PsAis,
l For Female obstructions, sc. and are.squay con.
duc,ve the health Of married ladies, uniess when
Pregnant, at which time they must not be taken.
80 Dr. Relfe'S vinfibikous Pills,
Rer indigestion, loss of Appetite Ls,lsseness, Head
Ache, Costiveness, Flstulencc, Cholic, Bilious AT.
feciiOns, &s.
Or. ReDe,s Vegetable Shee.fe
Acertain and expeditions cure for Sick Htsd aehs."
Bilious Affections, &c.
Duayries' Ointment,
A certan, safe aud expeditions cure for the ITCH,
hswever snpeferafs, in hour's application, may be
Iehidten at the breast-Q-JNo danger from takisg
csld II! T.ask for "Dumfr,es' OintInsnt," none
,are genuine unisss signed w. I. Conway" 0s YOU
Saige health oSserps she signGture.
=. DMmfries' Lotion,
q cure for the ITCH, without smeR.
British .AnnsefHc Ocnflyief.
The Tooth Ache is not only prevented by this penti
fcc, but renders dscolored teeth beautifully white,
removes the cause Of fa,er arising fromdcc
tmpars to the gums The eiloresccnce of health and
- the breath the most delcctable sweetness.
e71 HSton Corn Pio,sfer
This Plaster affords instant relief Al the same time
lssdissoisss and draws the cora out by the rsot,
without the least pain. n
Cam6rsan Tooth .fche Pile!
These Pills afford immediate relief without the leas
Injury TO the Teeth.
: D.. Hnnter's Pills, Dr.. Hunters Injection
Pswters, and DR.. Hunter's Cerafe.
Tor the prevention and cure Of the venercal Dis.
case however inveterate. in all its various stages
and even when mercury has faled-full directions
and description Of symptoms, so that any one may
cure themselves with secrecy CJer .fv dollars)
accompany each pocket. ~ -fsk for ISr. Hunter,
Pills. Acne ore genuine 6m those siyncd Nv. T.
Conway" as yeu vsiue health Observe he signature.
The whole Of the above Medicines are prepared
and sold, wholesale, by the cole proprietor, w. r,
CoswAy, No. l. Hamilton Place, Common street,
0oston, and rstaiied BY
SAMUEL w. viNsON, Druggiss,
7hamesstrees .Nsspers, RI
Hoppiu, Providence, lsakc d Bull, Hartford, John
Ilsbout. No 23e, Water-street, New York, and most
pfisgt,ts, Booksellers and Post.Mastsrs through.
,out the United States.
U eamphtets OF many extraordiuary cures, nav
be bad at the agents, gratis.
SJ .Nsns II sss sbsrs are ssns;ss saiess siSned
w Z. Couway"-as yen vaias hsaIas, osssrre ihs!
large discount 70 country traders, and those
who buy to sell again.
Nnv 4
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Declaration Of Independence.

UBsCRlrTIoNs are received hy the uodersigr
~ ed. for a SPLENDID EDITION If the DECLA
RATION or INDEPENDENCE, now preparing Il
publication in Philadelphia This National Wot
will be engraved by the FIRST artist OF the country
and will "afford evidences Of what citizens hss
done in politics, and can do in art" Its size will
SO isches by ~ and il will contain. besides q
Declaration, the fac smiies of,he sinsl signatures
the Portraits of the Chief of the Revolutionary A
mics. the President ofCongre,s, and the Author .
the Declaration, and other superb decorations, AZ
necessary sppendages The plan and propos&
may be seen at this Office, at the Washington Insr
snce Office, or at the Literary and News Reon.
JONES & WHEELER,
Agents for the State of Rhode Island.
Proridcnee Parief 09ee, Dee s.
6@The plan and proposals, above rneS
toned. may be examined al the post-Offoe
Newport. where gentlemen wishing to vubseribe IN
leave their names. and they will be forwarded to q
Agents, in Providence.
Dec 90
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s. o, SAT- o. 10 Ler

e. ~ sal o. 10 LGr l.
a Farm in East.Grrenwich, containing so acres,
A we'll propor,ioned for plowing, orcharding,
PA,turing, moving and wood land and is extremely
weil.wstsred. The farm is situated on the post
road, about two miles south Of the Court house.
There is good dwelling house, barn and other out
buildings taereon standing; with good stream Of
waier running through the farm, suitable for mills
OF any description.
.fi's--a DweIGng,house and Shop, in Newport
near the red market. Also, two lots Of Land, 100
feet square, in the west part Of the town, suitable
for building lots. All Of which will be sold or leas-
cd on reasonable trrms.
Lkewise--s paw of7ysar old Oxen.
Newport, Jan. 29 SPENCER HALL.
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FOX Sail

a FARM, situate IN Portsmouth, containing about
n 100 acres. There are on said Farm, good
dwelling house, barn, crib, and other buildings in
good repair. There are also two Young bearing
Orchards, comprising about eight es, and about
excellent order and welt watercd and walled. Said
Farm is now improved by STEPHEN SLOCUh,
2d, Of whom information, as TO terms. &c can be
had. of the subscriber, living in South Kngstown,
Boston Neck. JOSEPH LANr0N.
South. .EIagsforn, Nso ~ C2m1
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Portsmouth Wsolen Mannjaetory.

THE subscriber informs his friends and the pub
Il lie, that he continues to Card Wool, Color and
rress Cicrh, and TO Manufacture Plans, Sa:innsts,
Flannel., &c. all which will be done in a surcros
manner moderate prices, having the best kind Of
machinery in excellent order, and workmen expert.
enced in every branch Great suention will be paid
TO those who punctual in payment, and none
will be neglected
Persons indebted to him are earnestly requested
to make immediate psyment.--,hose whose accounts
are OF long standing in particular, will Sod il their
own interest to make speedy settlement
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsno ouih (Cno irs .HiGs,) Oct H.
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UNDIVIDED REAL ESTATE.

EoR sals--one undivided sesea,h part Of the ncal
Estate cf the hate job Al,ny, deceased. consis.
ing at Farm. OF - Ia acres ef exceilepl lad.
lwelng. barn, crih. and other suitable ou,houses,
III in complete sepair Also two orchards--she land
weu wstered and walled FOR further particulars,
apply to RcLpEp ALNY,
Nswpbr,. J,nIs
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
-FOUR hundred and twenty acres OF LAND. lying
L m the town of Chsmplain. N the county of CIin
ton. and state Of New.York, about three miles from
the south end Of Lake Champain, being lot No IS:
OF the Novs.scota and Refugee Patent, somo Int t
Of which l. under improvement. The said tract is
free from all membranes whatever A good war
rantee deed will be given to the purchaser. For
terms, which will be very liberal, apply to
DUrEE J PEARCE.
N-wp-r' Nov. 6, 1876 (tN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-26
BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.

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y and now offers for sale,
1000 vols. Chtildsen's cntsrtsining Books.
.dLso JUST reeeiued--4o reams Amos super
6ne and fine hot-pressed Letter Paper, Of qualt
superior Of the kind to any ever offered for sale i
this town.
A complete assortment Of School Books and Sta
tionary to be had usual, very cheap, at No. 1ls
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Dec. IS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-26

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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-26
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