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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-17
IAIPORT.dNT.

We-have seen letter from gentleman
OF Cibral,er, dated Jnne 2l, stating that the
wriIer had conversed with an oiii,er belong
ing TO tho United States ship Peacock, JUST
arrived at that place from Algiers and Tunis.
From the latter place they hsd brought our
Counsul, Mf. Andersen, Who was induced 10
leave there, owing toAhis having been trnaied
in manner that would not Justify has 80.
manning longer as the representative OF The
Uoi,ed States. The Bey, fUr some line
previous to his departure, would no, permit
him 10 come into his presence, iD conse-
quence OF his refusing TO kiss his highness
haod He mas also detained there an Amer-
ican eiuzcn, for demanding payment Tor
properly sold lns Hls shoess TO toe amoom Ut
several thousand dollars. The Peacock ief
them getting their ioriicatlons Ia Uder, add
it is the general opinion that tneie VIII oe a
brusa with lhem, soon afIer her joining the
squadron at Malseiles. She viii sail as
soon as she can ge, in supply OF frosi''"ns
and wa,er.--LN Y. Gaz Of Saturday last.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-17
ttENKY POIl'tR.

Respectfully tnforms MS friends ty fbr fubiic,
THAT he has TAX en- the Wharf aud Store, No.
where he offers for sue, among many o,hsr articles.
for cash approved paper. at wholesale or retail
~. C,II ,,,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-17
FISHING vEsSELS R8SToaRD.

HALIFAX, Aus. 2e.--By deeision Ia the
Admiralty Couet this day, the twenty sail Oh
American Fi.oing Vessels brought INTO this
7... on the l7;h ot june last, bv IA NJ. D. Dee,
80. Chambers, are 10 be restored TO The
They (,he CIaiman,s) to nay sasts--~whieb
VIII Tof ot heauy the Kings Advocate (R.
j. oniacke, Esq) having felinqu.hrd his
,ees o" the OCCASION. An appeal, however,
us said, will be entered Oh behalf OF ,he
Capio's--'hs original owners taking ,hlh
vessels on bonds 10 tnoe, the event, which
VIII probably be decided between the two
Gosernmen,s, G.. u. aud U. S. as a mater Of
public interest --
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-17
NOTiCE

rs hereby given, that there will be sold at Public
j Auction. at the house ofTlNorsy yPRexnAN jun.
On Liule.Rest Hill ION the i7,h ol sep,s next "a
Asmuoh OF the Great Pine and Cedar swamp, ia
South Kingstown viii satisfy the residue OF ssv.
eral state and own Taxes, legally assessed on the
same, and costs.
NATHAN L'LLInRIroE. ceiHsfo,.
Sotuh- EIaPsfpsv-s, .Tpg. AZ, 1877 ~i
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-17
TIC So SERPEWy.

This notorious animal still re mains in our
waiers; and all attempts 10 take him appcai
to have been Abandoned Cap,aiu Burth-
more, who bad s,sivcd at Salpn on Saturday
last, from New Yo:k, saw MIN that morning
peer Half wsy Rock, coiled up in serpen,
tne form OIL the surface. IL was also, say $
the Salem Gazette, seen on Sunday afternoon,
OH Eastern Poia,, Cape hno. Hi. existence
is as well established as any fact in history
Bos Pa. SEM g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-17

,sreh statements as we may receive on the
slbiect hereafter. But we can assure the
public, tbs, there are documents now IN pos
session Of The Town Council, which When
pablished, will put the authors Of the articles
in the Boston papers 10 the blush, tor their
ignorance or Siltui misrepresentation.
Col. SETH WHEATON, of Providence, is
UNANIMOUSLY elec,ed President OF the Branch
Bank. MIR. FowLER, OF this town, VIC an
derstand, declines The office OF Director in
said Bank.
NArH. SMITH, Esq. is appointed Cashier
OF Rodger Williams Bank, vice NATHAN
WArERMSs, jun. Esq. appointed Cashier OF
The Branch Back.
Mr. ADAMS passed through Providence oo
the ,ih inst. on his way To Washiogton,
where he will enter on the Department OF
Stalc. -.oO:--
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-17

UNDIVIDED REAL ESTATE.
10 De sold az Pubic .fuchoa, on SATURDAY,
Der. 4--at1l 0'ciock--o1 the Premises.
nY order of the Hon supreme JudeiaeCourt OF
- Rhode island--al the light, title and interest
OF EBEEEzER RieaARpsoS, OF Newport, in the
connt, OF Newport. in aud 10 certan estste, saua-
Ted No. 1919 rhame s.street, with the privileges aud
appurtcnances 10 the same be longing A-
DANIEL DENHAM, Gaardtnn.
Newport, Sept y. 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-17
Saies at Anftion.

POSrPONkAiENT.
On THURSDAY, Nov. Sat 10 o'clock,
To BE- sold, at Public AuetOn,
Vnof brepioash disposed Of
AVA OF Land it stands on, 6S feet froat, and Shout
iSU tect back, cilh the oul.buildings snpcrts'ong
TO said house The house is nearly new, and was
Quilt OF the best materials The said house viii 10
well for public house. Conditions made kpown
on the day OF sale, waioh 9i be easy for the pur-
chaser. ARNER HATHAWAY. "A
Newport, Aug, cy, 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12
MARINE NEWS.

POkT or Ne tVFOkI.
Entcred-sloop Morning Star. Dennis, New York,
do. Halcyon Walden, do; do. Fame, Gardener, do.
do. Eagle, 1ompkins, Philadelphia.
Cteared-sloop Rising Planet, Fowler, George.
town, do. u. D. Jones, Cshoooe. New.york, do.
Ann. NJ aria, Greene, do. Il; Do. George and Mary,
Walden, do. schooner Lark, Luther, Elizabeth
City, sioop Planter, Tew. Savannah, do. Edenton.
Iithsway, Edenton, schr. Richmond. Evans, Bslti.
urvre, 'ioop Hudson, Corey, Philadelphia, schr.
Polly and Nancy, Lawton, Wilmington.
Dig Maria, Martin, of Rhode-isiand, arrived at
Havana, 18th uit.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12
NOTICE

rs hereby given. that the sub seriher has been doy
4 appointed administrative on the estate OF NEW-
POUR PHILLIPS, late of Eewpot,. in the county
Of Newport. isborer, deceased and has ,skea upoa
herself that u'st. BY giving bonds, ss the Law dir
esu. An persons, therefore, having any demands
sesns, the estre Of said deceased are reqoiisd 10
exhibit the SANE, and sll persons indebted TO sad
estate, are called upon 20 make payment to
NARGARET PHILLIPS, 1dminssfranir,
Eevport, Nov. IL, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12
NOTICE..

ME, the subscribers, being appointed by the
w lion. Cougi of Common Pleas, holden at New
port, on the fast Monday of November A. II. 1917,
Assignees Of the Estate and Effects OF
THOMAS 70. HAZARD,
Of Newport, in The county Of Newport, 20 whom
the benefit Of the insovent act, passed A. d. 1856.
has been gransd--bereby notify the Creditors Of
the said HAZARD, TO exhibit their respective De.
u,ands TO us, within nine months from the date
hereof, or they viii be preciudsd.-Persons ;ndebt-
ed to said Hazard, are called upon to maize nue.
diate payment.
ANTHONY DIXON,)
SAMUEL e. CARR, .9sagr.e;
BENZ U. CARR, }
Newport Nov. IL, 1877.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12
Portsa.outh Wooiea llanufaeiory.

'uE Subscriber mfo,ms his ircnds and the pub.
nc, that he continues to Card into rolls. sleeps
Wool, OF all gr.dcs Also, to color and finish wool.
en- Cio,hs ~ very superior manner, and 10 colour
garrneias ripped OF whole to colour Yarn for GOV.
srle,s, carpets, &c. OF various eoors and shades
lie continues TO Manufacture Plains, Sa:inncts,
Csss'meres. Coa,ngs, Fiannels, Er, on very mod.
crate terms
Having the best of machuary and experienced
workman, IN every branch Hat,ers himself he shall
in future DC able to do ALL or any part Of the abo,a
business, IN u satisfactory manner.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth. (eard0Ts shRs, Nov IL, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12
MARSHAL'S SALE.
USI7ED S7hrss OF dmEEIeA,
Rhode. Island Disfricf, &C. {

UsI7ED S7ATss OF .dmERIeA, 2
Rhode-Isiand Didrief, &C.
DURsUANT 10 q warrant from the Hon DAVID
4 Howell Esq Judge ofthe United States Court,
for the District aforesaid
Notice is hereby given. tha, there viii be sold st
pub,ic auction, on Monday, the 23h or November,
instant at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon. Il Cbampins
wharf, in the ,eyn Of Newport, for the beheht Of
whom il usy hereafter oonoers, the schooner SAINT
I,omano, about 100 tors turthen. wiih her tackle,
apparel, furniture, boss aud stores; aud her earge
consisting OF IL pipes and barrels OF orsnoy, 10
pipes Of red wine barrels snd part OF barrel OF
coeos. 40 bags Cocoa 3s Jars Of olives, I3 dozen OF
broons, and boz Of bafk
The schooner can be exsmined previous 70 the
sale, at Coggcshall's wharf in said NewPprt where
she nov lies DExTka, Mhshh'
Providence. Hsr q
- PRINTING, of sH ktnfs, eree1ied IN
q satisjaeiofy nqsusr, az fhs oBre.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12
COLLECTORS NOTICE,
TotY,v or hrEIyPoRT.

NHE Collector OF The State Tax orderea
l. by the General Assembly in June last
and OF the Town Tax ordered in August last,
gives notice The, said Taxes are by law re.
CURED to be collected and paid into the re-.
speeiive Treasures on or before the FIRST
Voy @ I?eecm6er nert. The Collector 4,
now proceeding TO cali in per,cn upon every
individual from whom Taxes are due, and
NC expects TO receive them as called for
Those who rhoy be deficient will bs expect
ed to call upon the Collector aud paw said
Taxes on or beiors the said Srst dsy of De.
cember next,
a. w. GARDINER, COaestor.
Newport, Nov. IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12

From he Nantucket GGzeae Of Der. 25.
.Ne7vs from South dmerica-Ship Martha,
Capt. Weeks, OF this port, arrived at Edgar
town on Monday last, left Valparaiso l lIh
Jaly, Capt. Weeks on his homeward passage
touched al Rio.G rande 9th Sept. where it
was reported that a second reVoH had taken
f!iaee in Pernam5uco, and thar she CRY SPAS IN
Possession of the Parrots. Ship En,erprize
Capt. Coffin, OF Philadelphia from Juan Fer.
nsndez, arrived at Valparaiso OH July, with
che garrison from that place, VINO had given
shemselyes up 10 the Patriots.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12

UxI7ED S7ArEs o. HngRyez,

UHITED STATES o. IsgRyel,
Rhpde Isiand Distrief, &c
DURsU Ant 20 warrant from the Hon Dawn
4 HOWELL. Esq Judge Of tho United States Court
for the District aforesaid
Notice is hereby gives, that there win be sold al
public auction, on Monday, the 24,i OF November,
instant, at 0o'c,oek, in the forenoon. at Champlns
wharf, ia the town of Nesport, five casks Of Fsysl
Wine and three hampers Of Crockery
EK DEXTER, Marshal.
Nm
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12
LsmnlissisnerS Notice.

L0I7NliSSl61cfS" F0EIfe.
XNE The subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon Cour; Of Probate in the town Of New
port, in The county Of Newport, Commissioners 10
and examine the claims against the estate OF
RICHARD MERRILL,
late Of said Newport mariner, DECEASED, represent.
ed nsolsent DO hereby give notice Ihat SIX months,
from the 9Th inst are allowed TO the creditors Of said
Estate 10 bring in and prove their respective claims,
and ths, will attend for that purpose st our re-
speeuye dwellings,, any ,ine within that period.
JAMES TOWNsEND, , co-,,,;.s;ore,.
HENa, Y cRANsrON '0'"u''''0"e'''
Az persons indebted to-the Estate Of said decess.
ed sfe called upon to make IL Mediate payment TO
sssT ;o% I. TF%,;,aa: nowSsfxD. Administrators.
NeSpa:t, Oct is, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12
Wooi Manujactory.
WILLIAM BLY, g. co.

INFORM the public that their Carding and snins
n'n6 Establishment is now in operation in tho
upper part Of W. CoakELLs Boiling Mill, Ports.
mouth. -
Wool to be carGrd or manufactured into yarn pr
cloth, ieft At the store OF JOSEPH b., PEABODY.
NO. ~ Broad street, will meet with Immediate al.
tention.
Ct From twenty years experience In the above
5nsi nest, he presumes he cao give entire satisfac.
ton. POI tsmouth, Nov, II, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12
NOTICE.

THE subscriber has appointed Jos sstaWLk,
OF Newport, sAsFoRp ALMy, OF Little. Coup.
ton, and PrLlc CosEy, Of Tivcr,on, Agents toe
The purpose OF receiving and delivering tLose ar,io.
les intended for his Manuiaotory.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth, Nov 10. 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12
INTERESTING FROM AMELIA.

INTERESTING FROM AMELIA.
&Firaei Of a letter 10 the Editor, dated az
Sapannah, asa Der.
"Hy an arrival from Amelia to day, We
bear that sheriff Hubbard, the Governor Of
that place, died on the 10Th inst. This will
no doubt create serious change at tina, place
He was very active man, and had exerted
bimself to establish wholesome regulations.
This did not suit the Heterogeneous mass of
plunderers in that quaater; and some per.
sons even seem to believe that his exit has
been planned by some of those opposed to
his measures. In few days we shall have
particulars"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12

The Norfolk Herald Of the 24tb uIt. states,
that the p'epAra'ory work ut building suit
able founds,ion aud wharf ct The Navy Ya d.,
at Gospou, being in sufhrIent fofwofdncss,
the laying OF the keel al ~ gun ship al hat
place was commenced TWO days previAus.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12

An Albany paper say" the quaoti'y of
Wheat which has been brou ght into our mar
ket, Within few days, is unusually g,ea,;
m one day oiore than 500 Wagon loads ar
rived, aod was sold at .rcm I+ TO SIS. the
bushel; l,75 s7 cts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12

|, is said an Engraving has recently been
hnished in Pais, representing 5000 Amer
ican Militia obtaining victory over $4,000
veteran troops at New-Otlean..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12

REAL. ESTATE--Gt aactIon.
On THURSDAY, Nov. 2o---at II o'clock,
On Ae pre.nises,
(tf fair weather, if not. the next fair dsy.)
4 FARM, situate in Portsmouth, containing about
"A 100 acres. There are on said Farm, good
dwelling .hou,s, balm CRIB, and o,hcrbnild'ngs in
good u PAIR. There arc also two young bearing
Orchards, corpiisirg abou, eight acres, and about
six acres Of young thrifty wood. The Farm 10 in
excellent order aud we'll watetcd and walled Said
Farm is now improved by S7EFHEN SLoCU.K,
2d. Of whom iniurmaiion, ss 10 terms. &c. can be
had or Of the subscriber, living in South Kirgstown,
Boston Neck JOSEPH LAWroN. >
South. EnPstoru,, Oct. %, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12

The FlankHn, OF "a guos, sailed from the
Delaware on Tuesday last. She viii touch
at Annapolis, and receive on board her com
nandsr, Captaio Stewart cod the lion. Mr..
Rush, and then proceed 10 England. She is
represented Us fast sailer. Ii ID underwood,
that alter landing our minister in lGgiaod,
she will proceed TO the Sledi,erranean, 10
relieve Commodore Chauncey.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12
hHkRikD,

At Philadelphia, Gen. HENRY LALlEMANp to-
Miss HARRiop GIRARD, neIce OF Stephen Jirard,
esq. The lady Is an adopted and favoriie relation
of Mr.. Girrsrd and will inherit n large potion OF
his mmence wealth.
DIED,
IN this town, on Saturday evening last, THonAs
Roetnson, Esq in the 87,n year of his age The
funeral will proceed this afternoon at O'Clock,
from his late dwelling house, in ssbingou-street,
which bis relations and friends are invited 10 at
tend without further invitation.
On Thursday morning last, after a long illness,
MIR. BEEIhhIS BARKER, in the 18th year OF his
age.
In this town, on the 5th inst SAhAH.ANS, dapgh-
ter OF George B Pitman. Esq aged years.
Sleep ovety babe and take Thy resi-.
For such az thee, Our !So4tiom 6est
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12
AROMA7IC SWU.FF
CATARRH AND HEhD.ACHE.

TRRHousR, late Professor OF Physc IN the above
mentioned seminary, whose certificate accompanies
each bottle II cannot be supposed rhat gentl, men
of such high professional neri, would patronse and
recommend composition which did not serve
the confidence Of the community Price 5O.c,s.
Nep- Enc 9iatH Eye -Sai0e--
A safe, active and eficscious remedy in all weak
watery, or nAamed eyes, and SUPERIOR to all the
eye.wa,ers ever invented Price SO cts. q box.
J0rgiS' Anti5il;0as and W0rM Pills.
better medicine for the above complaints never
was discovered They are universally approved Of
Scotch In,bro0ed Ointment
The only remedy in the world. which cures the
ITCH in four hours Il is safe aud pleasant Price
50 cts "A box.
OF The above Medicines are for Sale by S. w.
VlNSON, Druggist, No lilo, Thames.street. who
keeps constantly on hand. general assortment, Of
Drugs and MedicmeS--
Of good quality. and on reasonable terms.
Newuort. Nov 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12

A Marseilles article of Sept. 90, states,
that the American Squsdrou, while lying in
the road Of Naples, gave a SPLENDID enter
tainmcnt to the British Adoiral, who bad
recently arrived at that place and that the
compliment had been returned BY brilliant
fete given TO the Americans, on board the
A6mifars ship.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12
HE'LL TIT Of CHARLESTON.

WS arc happy to learn, that the city OF
Charleston has been restored to its wonted
health. The bill of mortality, for tho week,
ending the 26th Oct. enumcrates bur IL
deaihs, Of various diseases, and only Of yell.
low fever. This is the least number, IN any
week, since the middle of June.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12

Chris'ophe, Kid4s of IIayti, hes employed
two Hessian osicsrs, one us an engineer, dic
1,,b he, an
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12
DREADFUL MoRTAZrTY.

. The Deaths al New Orleans, from the lst
June, to the 9Th of Sept. last, ore stated TO a.
mount to twenty sepen hundred -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12

Mr.. Crowninshield Secretary Of the Navy,
reached Washington, on Tuesday last The
heads of Departments, are now, we believe,
all ct their posts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12

The u s. District Cour, of PennsyiSsnia,
have committed the British officers found 0b
board the brig Lien, fitting out for voyage
against the Spanish provinces and alter en-
examination, in which sufficient evidence was
adduced to inculpu,e them 10 the charge Of
de&sning to violate our neutral rights, thsy
were admitted TO bail, each Of the N. (eleven
in number,) in The sum Of 5000 dollars. A
special Court is to be held 10 December, next,
Tor the q ial OF these officers.
j. H. Elton, Esq. comm ander OF the Y. S.
brig Saranae, has libellrd in the District
Court Of Georgia, the armed schooner rugged
boat Sarah, and the Spanish schooner Sania
Crs's, her prize, in company with which she
was taken, oo the 4th inst. as they were en-
tering the ST. Maiy's river. The Sarah is
the same boat that was picked Up IN this har
Dor, the last summer; was rehued here by
John Morrison, and sayed FROM hence Tor
Amelia h0m the1ce she proceeded on a
cruise to the coast of Cuba, where tue above
P'izc was made, together with the British
schr. Two Brothers, from Nassau bound TO
Barracoa, which they captured and p!under.
ed; lntned the crew on shore, and brought
IN company with the above piEe 10 the mouth
OF the st. Mary's, when she was also deiaip
ed by the Ssr0nGc, and has since arrived Al
Savannah, iu charge Of c-ew from that yes
sci. The late commander ct the Sarah, ed
ward Fsrner,) made his escape from the Two
Brothers, at Jekyl Island, where shr touched
on her passage from St. Mary's 20 Savannah.
Charleston Coa-isr, Ocf ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12

Gen. Gaines is marching aeains, the Sim.
snole Indians, who have manifested dispos.
i,ion OF hostility against the white Inhabitants
residing % the frontier of Georgia.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12

A petition is to be presented to the Rest
Legislature Of vireiais, praying Tor Law 70
incorporate a Trading Company under the
fue Of Tse R.eEas1S EsH l..aia Csnhara."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12

IA apple, weighing lb. . OF. was
lately taken from tree beionsing TO ii.
M'Csin, esq. osGuilford, IN. c. Ii was Of
the graft Of the Newton fippin.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12

No. 1886, in Washington Monumen, Lo,
tery, has dawn prize OF $4,000 dolls
The fortunate holder OF the ticket residcs if
some Of the southern states, and was sold u
March last.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12

Ship Criterion, Avery, arrived at New
York from London, mas brought three hun
drcd kegs OF SpEcIs for the United State:
Bank.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-12

Mr. Ioclenden, (the celebrated British
singer has closed his engagements at New
York, and is to proceed inmediately to
Charleston. Ills success, while in the for
n,sr place, was great, both in obtaining uni
versal praise, and pocketiog the richest ben
eft ever given in the Theatre.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-16
Farms sor Sale.

,sftE subscriber wishing to remove the Southwestern
couutry, offers for sale two valuable and comfortable
fans the situate about mile northwest OF o,Hnge
Courthouse Containing 30i with trac, Ia hci.-
bred yards OF it, containing lea acres, considered
and cultivated appemdant to the hrs' The other tract
lies abcrt and az half !iss southeast of the Court
house and CouaLS s2s acres. on both farms good
aud enienI DIV elns aud other houses with thresh
ing maehiues There great abundance OF wood laud
aud timber each farm. aud the last is reclaimed
of2o 30 Welding annually from 80 800
" IsO weight Ofhay. The above farms situated IN
part OF the country healthy IL - believed any
the worlddid In most uerhbot hood.
Surprising that des OF chasing will hIst
view tue properly pOnpous display Of its advantages
deemed unnecessary. The teTnsoue third In hand and
the balance in two annual inslalments
ROBERT TAYLOR.
Orange county Nov. .. ...52Sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-12-16
AT DoyeY Mills,

IN GoOchlsnd ccanty, the 18th day OF November
next will sell TO The highest bidder the LOWER
FART my DOper Esiate to be cut OF b. line run
ming out from James Rverto the mToad and ong the
said road to the back line on Thomas WOodSon's
include hunte and twenty Of low ground and
about hundred of high andthe richest paTt
OF the Estate. The low ground Of The very first gnali
" that par OF IL which lies IN S6bot Island u.s. in my g.
phion the best piece Of land OF its ever saw The
high land s OF quality, and very level II has an East
exposure iutiiBinE gradually Dover Creek which
bounds u mile ana half and affords some meadow
land. About two hundred Of il are cleared The ba
lance generally rich tobacco land. lanyard about
miles OF will want the hark aud manufacturing mill
adjoining the tract will want the stsves.
Terms Of P0lfGeHf third cash be balance in two
equal annual instruments, to carry interest Om the day
OF sale, aud 10 be secured by bonds with approved seC
ty and deed OiJust on the premises
The sale VIII take place precisely at twelve o.
clock and all disposed 70 purchase may be assured am
determined to sel-nT5t, because want money TO meet
my enga -emenis aud next, because ana tire Estate as
now stands too large TO be managed by tofhands
to advantage.
An accurate survey and plat viii be MADE aud LODGED
win VI. Gil, at the MAI, soon "
JOSEPH watkins viii do the favonr show tic land
to- such rs wish 10 view it,
Enough is sad tits believed shon 20 az who are Ne.
sTons NJ purchasing land that sGch tins lying within
~ miles OF the Cts Of Richmond worthy ~ their no
lice. RANDOLPH HARRISON.
Sept. %. 40.wtds