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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-08-13
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES.


NTHEnEAs By an Act of Congress, passed on the
w Sd day Of March, 1915. entitled "An act to
provide f>c the ascertaining and surveying of the
boundary lines fxed by the Treaty with the Greek
Indians and for other purposes the President Of the
United States is authorized TO cause the Lands ac-
quired by the said Treaty be offered for sale when
surveyed, and whereas the following townships have
been surveyed, in the District of Alabama, in tho
Mississippi Territory, to wit
Townships IL and IL in range 10.
10, III and 10. a.
9. 10, IL and IL Is.
9, 10, l2 and l3 is.
49, Ia, Is, Is and ~ ~
IS, II. Is, 10 and IL 18
IL. IL. IS aud is 10.
IL, IL, Is and 10 20.
THERxronR, l, JAMES MONROE, President Of
the United States, ia confor nifty With the said act
do hereby declare and make known, that public
sales for the disposal (agreesbly to lsw) of the
Lands above described, shall be held at Milledge-
vile, in the state of Georgia, the krst Monday
in August next, aud shall remain open for three
weeks and no longer, the sales TO commence with
the township first @bOye named, and proceed in the
order in. which they are named.
Given under my hand at the City Of Washing.
ton, the twenty fourth day of May, 1917.
by the President,
(signed) JAMES MONROE.
COmnissianer Of The General Land Office.
or The printers Of Newspapers that publish Me
Laws OF the United States viii insert the above six
times, and send their accounts to John Taylor, Esq
Receiver Of Public Moneys for the District Of Ala
barna, at Niledgeville, Georgia.
June IL. t6t)
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Notice is hereby qireu,

-
THAT ths subscriber has received LISTS OF
i TAXES, under the act Of Congress of March
5tb.1816. remaining due upon property in the fol-,
lowing Counties, in the State sf Khode-Island, not
occupied or superintended by some person residing
within the Collection District in which il is situate
and that he 10 authorized 10 receive said Taxes, with
an addition Of Ten Per Cent thereon Provided,
such payment 10 made within year after the day
on which the Collector Of the District where such
property hes, had notified that the Tax had become
due on the same.
=. SDafe Of c0asetor's "o,if.
For whas County. cation MGf The Iar had
s.i.lel. Sssel"' Sept. Is. 1916.
Kent, Nov. 20, 1916.
Providence, Nov. IL, 1916.
Collectors Of~,
Precedence, June rs. 1875
THOMAS RHODES,
Collector,
Designsfed BY The Sec'ry Of he Treasury
July9. CIV.
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HAS for ssle---sewing Twine. seine do whipping
do; carpet Warp and Filling codlines, Log
lines and Bedcords. Corjrge Of all kinds to bt
had cheaper than he bought in the state, at the
Red Factory, or at his house in Tanner-street
Newport, July 80.
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E0D.NtIITRY.7
raOM rHe cHAaLssTcs covnrra.

E., LIES LIKENESS.
Tr''f il i'ifa'ipn Of the poetry q. tie i7h century.
Life is-what
IL Is the shooting Of q star,
That CLEANS along the trackicss air,
na'van'shes, almost ere seen, to naugh.
And such 10 man
He chimes and Auters for q span.
And is forgot.
nN Life is--whati
II il the vermel Of the rose,
That blooms but till the bleak wind blows
Then all entombed, in sweets. doth fade and rot.
And such is man.
lie struts in bravery for span.
aA And Is forgot.
Life is--what
It is n dew drop Of the morn
That. quiv'fing, hangs upon the thorn,
Till, quaH'd by sun beams. tits no longer svght
And such is man-- n
He's steep'd ia sorrow for q span,
Aat melts, forgot.
Life is-- what
stone, whose fall doth circles make,
On the smooth surface of the lake,
Which spread till one and all forsake the spot.
And such Is nah =
Midst friends lac rcvels for span.
And sinks, forgot.
H f4 t Life is---whati
II is bubble on the morn,
Tias'd by q Iffie globe of rain,
Whose heir destroys the fabric il hath wrought.
. aud such 10 man.
~ 8wcii'd into being for span.
80 And broke, forgot,
.f hil Life is--whati
A shadow on the mountains side,
OF rocks, that doth on ether ride,
fI.ss tt,aro vyfh (ro
And such is man--- e.
He hangs OH greatness for span,
And is forgot
Eifs5I ~ Life is--whatl
-r It Is the sound Of cannon near,
ft Which strikes upon the startled ear.
q And ceSsses ere We can distinguish aught.
And such is msn--
Ne frets and bIonders for span,
And is forgot.
Life is.-wbatf
il Is the swallows sojournnent,
~ Who, ere the summers robe is rent, J
Files some distant bourne, by instinct taught.
- n And such " matt
hc rents his yelling for span,
4 aud Aits forgot.
And is this--Lifes
Oh yes ana, tad tine, I'd tell,
m bundrtd si4pls more transient still
. But, whist ispeak, Fate whets his slaugbtercus
g.s sesBs Cknife,J
And such is man,
4 While reck mug o'sv Iife's Iet,'e span,
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PROPOSALS

WILLIAM ELLrRy, Collector.
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THE subscriber hereby notiacs the public. that
a he aas been duly and legally qualified by the
Honorable Court Of Probate Of the town of Middle.
town, in the comfy Of Newport. sole executor Of
the las, viii ana! testament Of PAUL wlSHrMAN.
late Of said MiSd:eown. ysornsn, deceased All
persons having against the estate fsaid
DECEASED, hereby requested TO present the sane
to him for payment aud all persons indebted TO
said estate. ace requested TO rake psy,sn, 20 him.
OLIVER WiSHTMAN.
Newport. Jane 40, 1917
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Newport, sc. Clerks Office Sniprene
.. judicial Conrf.
WHEREAS Rhoda Carter. of Middletown. in the
w county OF Newport. wife OF John Carter. hath
filled in said Office, her Petition praying for reasons
therein stated the Bonds Of Marriage, subsisting
between bor and the said John may be dissolved b
Decree OF Divorce be promulgated. This is there
for to give notice &c the said John Carter that he
be and appear il lie Git at the Supreme Judicial
Court to be holdea at Newport. within and for the
county of Newport on the first Monday of August
next. TO shew cause il any he hath Why the prayer
of said Petition should not be granted.
ts GIDEON PALMER, Cirt.
Newport, 6.h August, 1917.
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'.'PRTNgIAG, erah kinds, ereessss ,n
sd;itfssrory nssner, az 1ises'ee.
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NesU-Good and Cheap!
PARDON II. MUMFORD,

No, III, THAMES STKEET,
LAS just received from New.York Auctions q
L general assortment of
~ NEW and CHEAP GOODS
adapted 10 the present and approaching season |;
which he is determined to sell low ss can be par
chssed IN this State.
Newport, July 81, 1917.
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! heard ihem proceed fer hours in t!.s so'en-
nifty, and my women, who set arornd, dis
coursiog Of my death, and intended burisl--
God knows what were my horrunrs the con-
vietion that should be buried alive, with all
my senses contemplating the scene, almost
drove me mad yet was incapable OF ex.'
pressing, oven by sign, that existed. In
this state OF distraction and terror was ny
mind, when heard my busbaod's voice ..
my door--wben I heard his s,ruggles--his
eIoquen. grief! Oh how my sool wa' torn
with agony lit appeared ready to butst my
body :--but when my dear Lord threw him
self upon my breast, and in all the torture of
anguish called upon my name, and strained
me TO his hcart--it caused spch tempest
in NY sovl--soch revulsion in my whole
frame-tha,~i felt the will, and the next mo-
mcns had The power, 10 grasp him 10 my
arms--the rest ysu already know"
This relation is fact. Mr.. - is now
in London. ] am not certain Of the presen,
residence of The Marquis but his late work
on the French Revolution will give him CO.
lebriiy wherever he goes.
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POETRY.
AN ENIGMA

Dv Lord Byron.
Twas whispered in heav'n and multer'd in hell,
and echo caught softly the sound as il fell;
IN the confines Of earth twas permitted to rest,
And The de5ths of the ocean its presence contest,
Twas seen in the tightening and heard in the tllun-
~. ders
Twill be fouad in the spheres when rivn asunder ;
1t was given to man with his earliest breath,
II assists At his birth and attends him ia death,
Presides DER his happiness, honor. and health,
1s the prop Of his house. and te ead of bis weslsA
II begins every hope, every wish IL must bound,
And. though unassuming, with monarcbs is esown'd
IN the heaps Of the niser 'tis boarded with care,
Bat s sure 10 be lost in the prodigai heir
Wthous il the saiIar and soldier may roam,
Hut wee 10 the wretch who expes 1t from home;
In the whispers Of concieuce lis voice will be found,
nor e'er in the whiriwind Of passion &c drown'd;
IT sotteos the heart, and tho deaf to the ear,
Twill make II acuteiy aud instantly hear
But in shades let II rest like and elegant nov'r;
Oh breathe on it softiy--it dies in so hour
CIJ' The letter H.
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Notice is here5y given,

N0tfce rs here5y SiSGn,
THAT the subscriber has received LISTS os
Il TAXES under the act Of Congress- of March,
5h,ISi6 remaining due upon property in tie fol-
Loving Counties, in the State Of Rhode-ls!apd, noe
occupied or superintended by some persoa residing
within the Collection Dstrc, in which il is situate.
and that he is sau,horzed to rcscve said Taxes, wsh
az addition Of Ten Per Cent thereon :-~Prsvideds
such paymcn, is made within year after the day
on which tho Collector of the District where such
property lies, had notified, that the Tax bad become
due on the same. S
CBa,e OF Collectors notis-
Fer r,ins Ctsntg. csiioR that sde Tar 10G
become due.
Newport, } Gan, os ,s,s. ~
Bristol,
Kent; Nov. 90, 1876.
Providence, Nov ~, 1916.
Celfeisr's otes,
THOMAS RHODES,
Collector,
De,;saa:ea ts tie Sec'rs Of The Tfeaswy
.ruly g. NV.
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given, that the subscriber has been ap.
i spoin,ed by the Hon. Court q Probate, " the
tows ct Portsmouth,, in tn. county of Newport.
Administrator on the Estate of
ISAAC Amy
late OF ssid Portsmouth, deceased; sndhss given
bonds for the faithful discharge OF that trust,
Therefore all persons having demands against the
Estate of said deceased are called upon 10 present
the same. and oil petsons indebted. are required
to make payment to CHRISTOPHER AMY
Portsmouth. NAV 10. 1917. IA2Q1
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Carr. SHEFFIELD ATWOOD,

Z NAG j - 4 w O)a)s
snF Bristol, n. l. informs bis friends and the pub
~ lie, that by the advice of bis friends, and many
others. who have been cured by him, OF obst'oate
disorders, that he viii undertake the speedy and e-
fectual cure of the strsnsuryal sorts Of graveily
complants--all sorts Of falling siekness-al ner-
vous complains --bil'ious colics-cramps in the
stomacb-fever ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COM
plaints--and n disorder of certain Kind, very
speedily, leaving the patient perfectly sound. He
also the piles. old standing coughs and dysen.
iary.
The above complaints he PROCESSES 10 cure nj the
most speedy, safe, anI eilec,pal frsnner-and will
be grateful for share of pab'ic patronage.
iie also cures the scervy in the teeth and the
tooth sche--and a, the teeth become loose by the
scurvy, hc fss,cns them To the gum, as sound as
ever. A pauseous or disagrceabe breath he sweat
tens Ivy his medicins ia 6 or DAYS lie performs .
cure Of that horrid disorder, called tie scaldhcad in
very short time All burns and scolds he cures in
lAor Is days. it applied 10 immediately. recipe
for the above cure can be bad, on Application TO him
Bristol, July |, 1917.
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WILLIAM II. KATHBONE,

PcsheeIuly informs las Fricpds = ne Public.
THAT nc has taken tive Stores, Nos II and 73,
L Thanes.s;reet, an. oilers for Safe General
Assortment AZ
Shib-Chandlery and Groceries,
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4 REM AMIN REYNOLDS. of Exeter, in the coun.
i 4, Of fwsshingon.--Do hereby certify, and state.
that have sod and delivered all my right, title.
interests claims and demands, in the ESETra Fac
7ops-and have dissolved rartrs rshp with the
Compsav- nseefore have no Concern whatever
wsh ssia Esc,eS. Exeter, IsE IL, 1917.
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NOTICE.

.I--U|| NOIIJF.
A RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS is
N opened for the 9th Regiment u. S. To-.
fantry, at No. S, Loog-wharf All those
disposed 70 eater the service Of their country,
arc requested 10 call.
i B. WATSON, My. q. S. .drmy.
'herhorf, Fe6 IL, 1917.
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given, that the subscribers have been
i appointed hy the Hon Court OF Probate OF The
town Of Newport. administrators on the estate Of
RICHARD MERRILL,
late Of said Newport, mariner, deceased. and have
given bonds. as the law requires, !or the faithful
discharge Of that trust Therefore az persons hsv.
ing demands against the estate of said dccessed,
arc called upon TO present the same and all per.
sons indebted. required to make immediate pay.
ment to ABBY MERRILL, .'9m'risfrafrir.
JOB T.. TOWNSEND, .sannni,irater.
Ncwpoyt. Sept. 3 1917
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'.' PRTAflHtS u az kisd,, creeuied "a
ssf;sforsory s'as,,lr, ct fhis cSsee.
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rs hcreLy given, that the subscriber has been ap-
pointed by the Hon Court of Probate, OF the town
of Newport, in the county of Newport, Adminis,ra.
trix OF the Estate OF
ELEAZER REED, inn.
late of said Newport, deceased and has given bonds
for the faithful discharge Of that trust. Therefore
all persons having any demands against the Estate
Of said deceased, are called upon 10 present the
same; and all persons indebted are requested to
make payment to, ELIZABETH REED.
NevDort. Sent g. 1917 . ~
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--.------------ -
TRIAL OF CAPT. CRANSTON,
lust received, III a nea, pamphlet foiru, and for
j sale by PARDON Z. MUMfORD.
No li2, Thamcs.street
hespors. August 90, 1917.
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Qusdrants West India and N. T.
Compasscs Rum,
Solid hi,f.hour Glasses Wines
do. common do. Gh
do 90 and IL second French d ndy VI
Glasses White and D. own Su-
BASS and Wood Com. gars 4,4
masses Teas, flee,
Charts pinrnto, Csssa,
Day and Night Tee- lure Singer.
scoiks Nuucgs Pepper,
Bunting and ships Col fsss, Resins,
ours Wih varic'y of ether
general Assortment articles too numer,
Of Cutlery and Hard. ous to particularize
ware.
All Of which will be sold as cheap as can be pur-
chased in this town.
Newport, August q, 1911.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-11

SIX CENTS REWARD ay nom IIlc
- oaihe 2ist Ferry, 1917, apprentice hoy rhc
coaci.nakine business named Isadt CQ,,skd. about
feet inches high, 20 old, slim made ihin face
morally pale complexion down-castl look lad oil new
hat, dark olive sIrtoit, faced with sk-pantaloons of
me same cloth, par-one pair corded outside, and
loops at the tOttomthe other pair made plain and pie
ced across the leg behind about half way dcv--boos
&c his other clothes not particularly TecolectedAll
persons forbid employing him barboIg niu un-
der the penalty of the law.
Whoever will take up and said runaway shall
receive the above renardor ifretned all REASONABLE
charges. STEPHEN WHEELER.
March 4. IDaff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-11

~ Vttc' Of 0T,er of tle IiIsl,ng :
Court made The 18Th reb'y ISL ordrrinr ths - -
o' NC 'i'as I'D effects % Ihoss rirpin viii sold
t"the hsi- S'Trr, on Monday, thc 10th
81 10 clock 4 VI. the following property To it:-m-
tour wheel carriape. hav g, ~ iar,,.
ior Nv" ois"s single aud ii5r;iess.
COWS and MI the household and Kitchen furniture.
IrftnT 81 S0lc.-For all sums OF = so and upwards 60
DAYS ctc the purchasers giving negotiable and
PAYABLE the Bank ofNiTginia with approved cDdorscrs
for all sums under : So casl
The sale will take place ut Tavern, at the
houf above naned. JACOB VALENTINE,
LTsh CoHSfd5te CYfg2f Richmond.
N-rrf L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-11

NJOriCE.-By Niffac Of 4 Deed Of Trust executed TO
~ the Subscribers. nv William g.. Garner and polly
his wife. bearing date the I'd day June 1900 and duy
admitted to record 81 the Court Of Atenarie County to
secure The payment 81 several money due 10
William D. HUT, With the accriug interest ~ specified
IN tie bonds referred to, in the said Deed Of rris
De sold, on Monday tie seventh day Of April 1917 Oh the
premises III Charlottesville by Public Auction fef Cash
LOI OF GROUND, (NO. 5SO in the said town with
te improvements thereon, (Which very vauabel al
Joining thc CouIhouse square OF 50 much thereof a.
will be sufficient to elect the objects said rrns hccn
mug At the south end Of tic said Lot No So aud funnr
81 feet North.
JOHN KELLY,
Nm. ". HENiNG. ''"s'ee''
August 81. 81 yfas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-11
January IL.

rEHHE Subscribers respectfully inform the public that
\ Tic Merchants Coffee House & MeGn- B0at Hofci,
situated 1t the OF MafkesqaTe and Unionsirec
Norfolk, is nov for the reception Of those who
favor em with their company. Hitherto, the unfinished
state the building has prevented the eue aG n,nent
oieyeFy department of the Hotel hut they lei pleasure
IN assuring the public that the establishment COM
peteiy prepared to entertain citizens travellers in
style Of elegance and accommodation not eXccedcd in the
UHited Statss.
WEST & BROWN.
y. q. The Post Office and RcGdine Hoon attached to
the Hotel
February :. ss.2awlw&wGw
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I AND FOR SALE.-ny virtue nj deed of trust exc
~ cuted 10 the Subscribers by Philip s. plc,isafs and
biz wife Eluabcth r. plcasant bcarn dat, the .fh dav
Of October 1914 aud recorded in toe County Courts IT
P0whaan and Gooclland. 70 secure tic payment ~ GER
tam sums Of money therein expressed, due ts Peter IN
puyW be sold, TO the highest bidder for cash on Tie
third Monday IN March az Go0claud Court house vi
zahet r. Pcasdnts prnrofoudhie part OF the Tr0rf RI
L0nd which Joseph pca,ants dici possessed Of IN the
aforesaid county Of Goochard.
The Subscribers acting viii convey no Other
greater right than they derived fon the sad Phiiy
4. Pleasants aud hts wife Elizabeth r. Pleasants.
JAMES CRAWFORD
and Trustees.
STEPHEN y. wATKTNS
January Z. II iafit&wids
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AND FOR SAiE.--i wish 20 sell a tract Of land lying
~ within two miles of Amherst Courthouse. and ~
miles nom Lynchhure, containing 1850 acres; upon
which Is iSrgc and councillors dwelling h0rsf wnh
d the necessary ouihouse also orcbdtds of eyery ss-
cripton The Whole remarkably we'll enclosed
One two and three years credi. VIII be given and no.
session tie tst ofDceeinher next.
Application may he made TO Peter walker. Esq. Of
Lyncbbufg, or 70 Toe Subscriber.
ROBERT WALKER.
Amherst. Jan. p 5swgn
ftONNiFlED To the pul'he jail IN tosGfon in Mock
- lenl'ur9 county Va certain named SOTO
Won who says re belongs 20 Thomas Wilis, living n
Richmcud, Va NJ NEGRO Is dark compiccicd and =.
about feet ? inches high
The owner is herer, requested % forward, prove
his properly, ras clafsrs, and iste I'm svay.
ALES. BOYD. J7itor.
! fesyzs 0Sm<w'
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{ NkArE CoaL.-Bsth. Shtyyoid. X 90. inform iLeIr
~ friends that they shall Lerragcr keep constant
sppl "i the hes, r0ai from ;e south side of the river
at their ward on the nasin
Apply to Mr.. VIM. EyaTs. az Office in the lower
pat of the hoase occupied 10y Mr.. Tripl.tt The,
have also Phsisfer ., Pari the lump au ground Al
their iumber-holsc, i, Rockets
March 4. ,oots
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-11

rE'HE subscribers ofcr Tor sae-inst received 10
A hIds. " England r1rn 3 obs do. DO 20 hays
prime green coffee hhas good inoasscs; 10 kegs pa
tent starch chests hysOn skim /. - , and boxes
scgars bbls. curIant wine hhls. Lisbon do. : lrO
sides s"a leather; go sacks salt bushels each TX
boxes Ne" 10 cotton cards 90 do. mould candles box
fresh garden seeds casks dry white lead rolls sheet
lead; cs,k iron wire No. 3 and 10; ~ boxes lin
p'aIc, ole third 10 boxes brown soap 30 unnSs
con aiming an assortment of shoes and boots, hats sted
whips &c. SC.
EIpectcaf ia n fer davs-!2 halfhbs. beef tongues .
20 bhis. Cider brandy; 10 hhds whiskey so bags hes,
coffee Il his. Janaica and new rum: cernos
Spanish iiola;It indigo Is bbls liuseed oil.
JOHN O. LAY & co.
Aiarcil. leo n
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lollcE--i The na,rrIah,p etoforr eN,sIii,g Ne
! tween the sEbscIiheTs undei ,c nfin of D.g0 \
fr9sSeI was Dissolved on te 26ins lay rniuai con,
AZ persons haying claims against said firm win
,sseit .nsA 70 fL'HsfrS Il Mayo toI settlement; and
those indebted 20 The ~ axe pa-riest 10 him BE-
nes alone authorised 60 adjust the Of The late
VIM ia. MAYO.
:, JOHN FaAYSER.
ffede'ick L. lfayo. =
Feb'S 2s. en- q,
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ON Monday the lTth March next, will be sold Il hc
~ oxford lrca WORKS nHuiher Of wagg"ns,WIh 'hsr
gear carts and implements used in the business Of he
Iron WORKS, with the stock o. IRON &c on ano, au d
number Of horses mnies, catlie and hogs me terms
W sale will he the szue as with respect to the slaves
v. n. Asthe sale formerly advertised not cohh-
81. thiDS Improper to The public that the SUI
now advertised will proceed lmicss pfeVeh.ed 10y 49,
dentand that pnrchasers will ind it to heir9dSah'"ge
% attend.
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AND FOR S0tc.-Wiil L.. sold, To the highest bidder
on saturday, tie 22d March next sixty seven acres
~ Af,D be Tie saliieiiVlc les iyn. IA The couy
=" Chesterfield, aud about fourteen ies iron, aauces
'ss jins part OF tie tact kIowu 10, .is name uf tue
-'v"Ft, ioteiiy belonging 10 Janes barfis. dec~-ihe
lNelve inanils credit the purchaser giving bond will
approved security
by dee Commissioners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-11

N7TB are nov receiving p caIgo OF span,sL I--.
" aud Taunefs oil iof sale 90 nrf s'ofs.
RiLNJDAst PJE4S,fNyV
Who have on hsni Fcnus1van'a I've Wh,sfer in
hhds. and pss. Is ooass OH, asd Of superior qrsiit,
r. y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-11

- OiICE.-Ike concern oi RsoH .B0hcs, is this day
J. y dissolved by mutual consent. those who have
claIns against ia viii call on Ecfer Risen Tor payment
aud those who Indebted 10y hand open account,
OF oilernise, will make payment in him.
/. DAVID MAHEN, jun.
PEI Err RisON.
.Lne,ig february /. 1917.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-11

N the II OF April ueNt be soi,; by virtue OF
~ deed " tFust made By william Douglass, oil
the town ol warren and county of Abemarle
cit Of Joseph n2Imstadt the House Lot of Ground
which occupied BY tie said william Douglass Is
store. w. NICHOLAS. ! Y,.t..
CHAS. COPELAND. I i'"''eS'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-11

TWENTY DoLLARsR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, on tie Iii,
INST from tie subscriber, living Canton
~ buckingham comfy, negso fellow name sre.
PHEN Tie Is tall, black, has short hair, good house
servant and apt to ster while under strong enton of
any klnd He carried wiii hun much CLOTHING. and l..
expect, lurking in or asoHt Richmond, having been
purchased in that place iew mouths since OF sr. Park