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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-28
Q9isreiianp.


Mr.. SiMoNs,
Ii may not be uninieresting TO most
OF your readers TO inser, in your paper tho
comparative advantages ond Disadvantage
respecting The best places for Docks and Ma
vy-Yards, rs reporied oy ]. HuMpunEys,. ESQ.
who was appointed by the Hon. BENy. Sron.
pAao, Secretary 81 the Navy, in the yeac
$500, to survey the several potts ond ha, bofs
la the eastern states, for The purpose OF ascer-
'ain'ng the most eligible situations for Docks
aud Navy. Ya'ds.
IL will be unnecessary TO tske'np more OF
your paper, than to insert Mr.. Humphreys
remarhs Oh the comparative advantages and
9issdvsotages of the harbovs OF Ne@por, ana
Boston. Yours, SC. tf
a FRIEND TO THE NAVY
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NOl'iCf.

I hereby given, that the appointment Of JoHs
L WILLIAMS and Isaac BuRoIcx, to act as Com
missioners to receive claims against the Estate OF
HsRNY TEw, Jun. late OF Newport, in The county
OF Newport, deceased, is superseded, and nev sp
p,intment sfCommissioners in said case, has beco
made by The Hon. Court Of Probate Of the Town OF
Ney2ort--sad appointment consisting of Nrcro-
Las TAYLoa.LEwr RousaArtsag, and iirSaY
Y CsASsros. Esquires and that sax months from
this dste is aii,wed The creditors 70 bring IN and
prove their claims, and for said commissioners TO
max: report TO the said Court Of Probate.
HENeY TEw,l ,... q
MARX TEw, -.
SsSpos, Jiu. 5, 1913. lFl
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NOW FOR CHEAP GOODSy
WIN. JAMES TILLEY.

No. l2i, fhames.Streef.
IY'u 2hen, this day, general assortn eas Of
GoOds--uhieh he wia sell iosp---
AMONG WHICH Ana ~"
RkoAoCLoThs and Cassmercs ladies' Peiice
- Cloths, very cheap Outfits. Plains, serges Ker.
seys' and blankets; superfne Flanoels. Bombasins,
and Bomease,s Italian. Caa,oos aud Mandarin
Grapes Vesiings: Merino Trimmings shawls.
HsndRerchiets soper super mems black sla Hose,
an assortment OF Long Lawns, from 50 TO 7s cts.
yarui Csnorics Llaens, linen Csn,brics linen and
coiion Diapers tor tsblecioths India. English and
American sheetiDgs and shiitings; Chex; Ribbons,
Comos' Brushes busters buttons, fancy vest do
Cottons and Threads; I ca sc Hats; Il quantity Of
hre Rugs, very iow--and great number ct other
articles, TOO numerous to men,ion--al of which will
lac sold low for cash. 49,
On h.nd-2S bbis. TAR, which will be sold on IA.
vorahe terms La 81
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers we're appointed by
X the Hon Court of Probate for the town of New
port, in the county Of Newport, Comm. ssioners to
receive and examine the claims against the estate Of
Capt HENRY TEW, jun.
late of Newport, deceased, and six Months from
the 5ib inst are allowed to the creditors Of said
estate 70 brir in and prove their respective claims
The Commissioners will meet ut Major CoLLfs's
Hotel on .fondny creray the 26h inst st O'Clock,
aud on every succeeding Evening in that week at
the same place, for the purpose OF attending to the
business Of their appointment
NICHOLAS TAYLOR,
HENRY Y CRANsTON, C, ,niriss'rs
LEWIS RoUsMANIHRE,)
Ncwnnrt Ian IL. 1918 49,.
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House OF EnlerktlinnleRf

House OF Entertainment.
y ICHARD BARKER respectfully informs bis
~ friends and former customers, that he has re.
turned to his native town, and has taken the house
in the rear of the shop of DAVID WILLIAms,
matchmaker, north side of the Parade, few doors
above the Newport Bunk, where lac intends 10 keep
House OF Entertainments, and will every exer.
tlon to give satisfaction to those who will favor him
with their company
Ciubs and Private Parties viii be accorninoda ated
as usuai--and q few steady BoaIders can be admit
ted Newport Aoril o. l8i7
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TO LET.

FARM containing between three snd four bun-
a dsed acres. with saw.mill aud good buildings
reon. lying in Exeter. about three miles from
tie Rest. vow improved ty BESJAaIs WELLS.
] conditions. apply to
CHRISTOPHER SWEET. Newport, OF
BAILEY HALL, Miidletosr. go
Newport, January :, 1913.
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BUS ION AM CHELMSFORD
WINDOW GLASS.


III AvING been appointed Agent for the Boston
l. and GAetnsfard Giass .halrfacforg, lie now OIL
srs at wholesale and ret Tail, at his Brick Store, No
z, M-street, all the sizes that they cut Ut their
fianutactory by giving timely notice, and has the
following Sizes hand, made at their Mauuisctory,
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MOI ICE.

NJ OlICE.
THE connection in business between the Sub
4 scrber and JOB SHERMAN, was by mutual
consent, dissolved in October last Those indebted
TO them or having unsettled Accounts, are mos,
earnestly requested TO adjust the same with the
subscriber, who is authorised 10 settle the affairs Of
the concern-it is hoped that these who disreg4 4rd
this reasonable request, will take offence should
they DC called upon in peromptory manner,
EDWARD w LAWrON.
Newport, Jan z 1918.
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e.. L. NORTON,

Professor Of a,asie, late from London, res.
Respectfully i,ifoyns Tie Ledies and Geniie-
men Of .Nercport,
-T~HAT he intends to remain few days in Town,
and viii Tune PIANc's al the usual price
n. Those who wish Piana Porles timed. will
please leave their address at the Office OF the
Newport Mercury. Newport, jan z
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ADVERl'iShMf.NT.

TIE subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
IN particular. and the public in general. that
he now carries on his Trade, as usual, on The Long
Wharf, below the Bridge. aud opposite Mr. THoMAs
MEssER's shop lie repairs locks Of every kind,
makes keys of every sort, mends brass kettles, or
ANY sort Of brass ware lie mends uebreIlas in the
neatest rpanner and does all sorts oS small work u
his line OF business. The smallest favors in his ay
will be thankfully received and punctually perform
ed, by Your obt. humble servant,
WILLIAM CRANSTON.
.Nr7V,ort .Scbt IL 1916
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*~* CURES PERFORMED!
Though Aerefofore considered hast reh. s! by
DIR. RELIES

Ahs hIslAE IL -
BO7'A VICAt DROPS.
GJ Mr.. Sheornna,.. carpsnter Of Besfsa. was %
IVA months sHlcted with tumour on the
back ot his hand which Incapsciated him for woi X,
after having tried every thing in vain, apd suffered
an operation on his hand, and considered scursbte,
was cured and restored to health by taking bottles
Of these drops.
M Wvght et Bosfon, was 3 years afflicted with
fever'sore on one of his legs had tried most med.
cines wuhout effect, WAS cured by 2 bottles.
n Child Of Mr.. DirriR, Of Nenouer was cured
OF Ulcers and Biies, some Of which had eat down to
the ribs. by boltl This child was considered
IN a diving state when he began t'king these drops
IN b.tdnt ef Bosssn. was covered all over with
er0puons, bind with both eyes, was cured BY bot
ties.
An elderly Lady Of Boston was severely afflicted
for l6 years. wi h eruption all over her, attended
with most tornentng itctngs. burnings and blotch-
es, had lost thereby two toe and one fngcr nails,
was cured by bouics; she had not lett her room
fo' months. and considered past all relief! sr
4 Gentleman cf LerlagfOn, was sflIcted 90 years
with ulcers IN his legs, could, obtain no relief,
wascured by Bottles
a Gentleman of Boston, his wife and S children
was uaDy years Effected with eruptions. had tried
every medicine without success, cured ny these
Drops. 'A
II Centlesian Of RorJhry, was so years afflicted
witha iiu,nor OF legs, attended with burning
itcbitg and blotches, was resigned as past fehci,
for 81 years could not lie IN a bed times, was per-
fcctiy cured by these drops.
II Lady Of Chariesfopn was two years afflicted
with white swelling on her knee Joat, had tried
every asss, ancc. and considered past relief, con.
trsc,ion had formed, when en- taking these Drops
aud usng DE-. Je5b's Linu,ent, in 5 weeks sic had
the tree use Of the JOINT the pain lett her, aud by
! continuing them has obtained perfect cure.
These Drops are radical cure for scuryy, scro-
fula. s. Anlhonys fire, leprocy, pimped faces, Gu
Iarged glands, sore legs, Ulcers when the bore
10 affected, yenerisl tsinis when mercury hss faded.
arc the best spring and aotunnal physc. and may
be giveh to cliiidrrn with pStect satety.--Proe 81,
or ss bottles for Eve dollars, IL bottles i,r 81 or
IL dozen for 500 0-uJ .sst far "Dr. Re!fss io,sn-
icsi Dreps"--None are genuine, unless signed "W.
4. Conssy." Prepared aud sold wholesale 10y the
sole proprietor, w. y. Conway, chemist, No. l.,
Bums,ed Place. Boston; by his special appointment
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-01-28

TAILOR

Has Jass received and /or saie, at 40. III,
7bamfs- street,
.CUPERFiNE and common Broadcloths and Cas-
s,msies, hes,ings, flanneIs, Guernsey Frocks,
yarn Miis, Stockings, Caps. blankets, sc. sc.
.3kso, on hand, r.,.
Mattresses. Sheets, ready made Clothes, &c. &c
or Clothes. of every description, made in the
newest fashion. aud at the shortest notice
lie fcturns thspss to the public for past favors,
ana ioitcis a continuance. Oct Is. 1917
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PahuabL Propery.. For sale.
THE subscriber will either sell or lease the House,
in which ne now lives, in Thames -street--and
have immediate possession lie wilt sell some and
adj joining the estate Of the late George Chsmpin,
Esq which land is very convenient for House lots.
He wiz, either sell or lease his farm at Sachueast.
point, in Middletowa. lie has some Furniture also
for sae. EATH. HAZARD.
Ian a. 1916
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|ize, by sending dimensions, and viii be cold at the
owes, Manufsctory, prices.--Ihe quality Of the
Boston Crown Giass, where known, needs no re-
ommenda dation--and 20 those unacquainted with it /,
IS offered as superior to all other manufactures
|hickness and streogth, and considering the quality
Ind condition, cheoper.--Tbe Chelmsford witt not
utter by comparison with any other Glass, oil the
|ame species. ttsds .sal Fa.ta1i yr
w WIl.L39n continues his business at No. g,
|i.t.strees, ~ he has constantly for sale, Eng
| SD crown Gl'as; american do of different kinds |;
'Vind,w rety OF v,e FIRST quality with general
|AssoriH,si,t oil GROCERIES also An assortment
cedar wooden ~ AsE, (such soid in this
,yl on'g oy tue late ~ Langley, aisl made by j.
W: Ter consisting of Caeese iubs, mix ana Wa
'aiis, with and witliou, covers, &c. Sc- and war
anted Of he FIRST quality L.kcwi'e He purchases
roken Flint GLASS lf Dec 81, 1917.
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Ladies Beaocr Bou,rts.
GEORGE, WANTON.

oA@Ott>)b W -AAN N/AN,
b his Book and Has Sore, has Just reccivcd,
A v assessment OF the mos, fashionable, L,die 5
\ and Misses brown, drab ard black Beaver
pHNErs, elegantly trimmed, With Down and os-
|ch plumss. .a.t.
.9LSO,
Mems napt. castor and Beaver Hats. fashionable
a a, re!aced psices.-Lov priced and hnc nea.
|rs, sith wide bsms.-M,ns and Boys best fclt
lls
Also, just reeeiucd,
|seuoo rDooxs OF every kind in use. BY the dozen
sinso. among which are, Wcbs,er's anal AIden's 5
|eIiing Books, Daooli's Arithmetic, Columbian
ator, Morse's Geography, Walkers dictionaries,
sta me- n,s, SC. &c.
Fifty reams Writing and Letter Paper.
fs unity Bibles wiuh plates.
Bank Account Books
New EIition Djwdiich's Navigator and Coast
OF
Himduacks, for 1918.
.BlckerStaf's R,ode-islaud, Farmers and Clergy.
MS Aisnanscks, by the grose, dozen OF single
Newport, Dec. 81 1917.
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With vaiie,y Of other articles too numerous 10
|psrue uiarize.-,i Of which will be sold cbeap
las can be purchased in this town.
UF Snip anj fami'y stores put up--and parties OF
pleasure sHpphe. Ju. 1, 1913
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SAMUEL w. vlNsoN, Druggist,
No. Ito. Thames street, Newport.

. .9sg, ty
Lernne ". Briggs, Bilisi; Hercules Whitney, j.
w. Mason. Prevalence. Dyer and loves. Undhomi
Greene, AeH- Lo,4lsa isssc H. Buli, Hartford aud
most druggists, book sellers and post masters tho
out the United ststss-wlerc may be bad all those
Jn'iy esfesaeJ and highly apersred Medicines"
prepared 5y I" W T. Conway" dec. ., lS'7.
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NEW APOIHEC ARY'S SHOP,
. No. eS, THAMEs.SrREEr,

NO. 70, lhAMEs.SIREET, tat
Y.y-s Fiffh door G6srs a,s .heu Bank. 4
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR,
HAVING served his. rer,iceshp with Mr C.
- w Hoppin, of Providence, has commenced the
business Of
DRUGGIST IND ..4PoTRkC CRY,
in this town And offers for sale avery complete as
sortment OF Medicines, low as cau be purchased
m tins State Among them arc the following arti.
cles, viz A ,...
oil. Vnriol. = Nu,galis,
Nitrous Acid, > Magnesia,
Mm'atc Acid, crern. Tart.
Opium, Ipecac, tt
Camphor. i'hosphoratod Salts.
khubarb, Giauaer do.
Castle Soap, : Mamma,
Riga Basam, Ginger,
siooghton's Biiters, by s Tooth Powders. 't
The bottle or gallon, Teeth Brushes.
Gum Shel'ac, English Shaving Soap.
Hue Ni,no, Liquid Dlacking, SC. SC
Also, .s.
Mace, Nu,negs. Cassa aud Clovcs--with every
other article usually called for ip his line.
" physiesn's prescriptions prepared with the
greatest care.
Ships Medicine Chesfs
Put up under the direction Of a Physician long ac-
ausinted With sea,sens diseases; with printed and
wrt'en diiec,iss IL Every article warranted
lie will shortly have hand complete -ssort-
ment Of DYE SI'UFFS
CT Physicisns and Country Traders supplied on
a liberal credit.
N B-Constant attendance from sunrise till nine
o'clock, =. ~. .til Jan 81.
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PRIVATE BOARDING. HOUSE.
S. THL/RSTOW.

40. AZ. Shring street, Mree doors north Of
Ir'nxy Church.
I AIDES and Gentlemen desirous Of good accom-.
XAnodations at private boarding. House, in o
pleasant situation any in Newport. arc invited 10
cali at the above mentioned house--xhcre they may
be assured that every exeron will be made 10 rem
der their situation pleasant and agreeable.
Newport, July 50. 1917.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber has appointed Jon SHsRMAN.
OF Newport, SAsFosD ALf,y, oi l.tt!e.Comp-
ton, and PsLEG CoEsY, OF TNerton, Agents for
the purpose of receiving and delivering those artic.
les intended for his Manufactoiy
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth Nov 10 1857
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.fad Possession giver The 25M March,
4 BOUT Sixty Aetes Of Land, With a Dschng.
"A House, bara, crib, A. Other baillings ticre-
on ~ good repair, lying IN the town OF hesrort.
about one n.ie from. the centre Of said Town. and
nav IN the occup.,ion of ai Czoscs hhn.rsose
-Fos terms apply to JOHN co'GCstiALL' or
aicGof.A5 TAYLOR.
Newport. I,n H. 1913 y.
q PRLy1'g,ytr, II al kinds, ereenfedH
9 ssftafaenry mgoe,, at G.is cgisf.
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Portsmouth WooLen Mavlufauoyy.

FoflSnloutH Wo0leN lNu9ufac!oly. I
THE subscriber informs his friends and the pub.
tic, that he .iues 10 Card into rolls .heep's
Wool, of all grades. Also, to color and finish wool.
garments ripped or whole; to colour Yarn for COW
erets, carpets, &c. OF various colors and shades.
I'e continues 10 Manufacture Plains, Satinneis,
-Cassimerss, Coatings. Flannels, sc. on very mod
crate terms.
Having the best Of machmary and experienced
workman, in every branch, hatters himself he shall
IN future be able to do all. or any part of the above
busnsss, in satisfactory manner. .,t..e
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth, (Candars .hiis.) Nov ID. 1917.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-17
RICHMOND. JANUARY II.
PRIYILEGES OF THE LEGLSL ATURI

PRIPILEGES OF THE LEGISLATURE.
We shut ont variety of other matters
TO give The de,iouement of the debate in the
House of Delegates touching the case of
Mr.. Page and the privileges of that boz
dy. The sketch of that debate, brief Is
II Is, will be found interesting
We confess that we have seldom been
more surpriZed than that such a resoluti-
on for such a vague enquiry should have
passed with SO little delibera lion, the
legislature OF Virginia. Several members
were about 10 rise 10 make enquiries; and
some perhaps to make exceptions; but the
member from this city, in highninded
and disiaterested feeling for the accused.
wishing 10 seek on the part of The bank
an investigation, rather than 10 evade il,
expressed on their account solicitude
to lei the enquiry 20 on. All opposition
was hushcd, and the committee raised.
IL is due to that gentleman 10 add, that
in the committee he took that course
which every one who knows him expect
ed from hlm that he opposed those
Steps of the committee, which seemed to
trench upon the rights of the citizen
that lie resisted those measures inch by
inch: and that when the question was
brought before The house, he moved the
substitute which finally received the
concurrence OF the House of Delegates.
But TO return-we confess we were sur
prised ut the course which the committee
took-we saw that in their anxiety for the
game, they did not advert to the resolu-
ton under which they acted, or the power
which they exercised-we saw-we trem-
bled for the consequences it was i'll this
frame of mind, that we hastily penned in
this paper of the 9Th inst. a brief address,
stating I'm firm and respectful terms The
objections 10 the whole proceeding. We
think, that the committee did that u hich
the resolution did not authorize them 10
do; we thought. that the legislature them
selves had done that which the reason of
the case did not authorize them 10 do.
We wrote Us Il Citizen Of Virginia-we
felt rs one.
We hoped that some citizen would be
found 10 try the pretension that had been
sci up. We rejoice that Mr.. Page resist
ed. The point was made-it was for The
legislature 10 decide il. They have de-
cided it, in y temper, and upon princi-
Piles which will command the appreciation
of every dispassionate citizen. 1rutk Is
gredt-and she has precaited.
| We think that the friends of the pro-
ceeding have erred-but it is no doubt,
| due 10 most of them to say that they
misook the means in search of the end
They were anxious to chase the spirit
of usury, if she could be found, from
| the board of tile bank the sin was so
obnoxious, that they did not advert to
| the nature of the remedy they were using.
The question which has given rise to so
much feeling, is now blown overland il
is hoped the Legislature will now prose
cute their labours with additional acti-
witty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-17

You cannot reacl, this in safety, with
ont having good guide, and using the
greatest caution, or being escorted by a
strong detachment.
General Gaines has made requisition
on the Contractor at Fort Hawkins, for
provisions to be delivered al this post. Do
all you can, TO have them forwarded soon,
as we have not supply of more than
twenty days rations of meat, and -four for
about double that time. Beef cattle could
be brought here from above ON this river.
if escorted by a strong detachment of
dragons.
am Sir, respectfully,
NJ. ARBUCkLE,
Lieut.. Col. Commanding.
Col. Dorid Brcariy, Fort Hawkins.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-17
A singula,. and shoeking aecident.

CARLIsLE PENN Dec. 3l.-On Mon-
day last, black man and boy, had
gone. about mile from town, into the
woods TO cut down timber-in falling a
tree, 1T lodged on another tree, the man
went up the lodged tree to the branch that
held II and cutit off, when another branch
over his head caught him by the neck
and shoulder, and held him fast, his arm
was also crushed so that nothing remain
ed but the skin: We understand he never
"a AIRED 10 move.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-17
a Proauee SweeN Stakes
No.i.-for the cultivation Of Indian Corn low
i " qrnt,nda in I-IQ.

A y gfcWnce, N ISIS.
NO.2.-DO. do. do. on high land, ia 1918.
Every person wishing 10 become member Of No. !,
No. q will obge Himself 70 cultivate 10 acres OF land
In the State Virginia the East side Of the Blue Ridge
wing in square, such regularly obong form, that
the length shalt not be more than double tue width.
Jbe measurement Of the land and Of the will he
insde IN the presence oil and viii be certified BIZ
holders OATH to the judges who may be appointed by
the Attending snhscrbers The drst Monday in April
next which day TIE boOas OF subscription will be clio.
sed.
ON the first Monday in JsnHrfy next the judges will
award tie prizes in following, to wit :One half
of the whole sum subscribed Cor either number 10 The
psr.On who shall make the greatest quantity Of Indian
Corn, Gallo Wing barrels IN the 10 Of sheed
cOrn) Que fourth 10 tie second greatest andie remain
rug fourth TO the third greatest quantity Ia the event Of
ne IA quantity Tie prize wiiibe eqnaiy divided amongst
az who inSy be n egHai quantity Of that grade.
No. 3.-for she cultivation Of heat UPON corn land
~ 1919.
NO 4.---D0. DO Do. ppnn faiiOwed iaud in 1919.
Tor the tw0 last Nos. bOVks Of subscription will be kept
opeB 10 The Efst Monday IN January, 1873 principles
altogether similar 10 No.. ava No2, at ehlcb time
judges Will he appointed and nfs Monda To- Ja
nuaiy, 1919, the prizes viii be awarded.
Subscribers ~ eiihef Of tbe Nos will enter tkeir
nanes wihite Cashier 81 lie Bfsnch Bank Of the Un-
ted states Ia Richmond. and pay ten dollars for each
No. 81 which he may becouie 4 member.
January VI. 4a.nH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-17
Committed to Nail.

TN the county Of Rockingham the 10th day of Octo.
ber 1917 negro man who calls himself oE-about
"A years age feet 10 inches high he no clothes
except what WAS on him. lie says he belongs 10 a Mr
WOODFoRK, who purchased him from Peter Juiser
who lives below Winchester, in Virginia.
The isreduested 10 forward prove his pro.
p5ty, pay charges, aud take him away.
WM. FLETCHER, Jailer.
January IL. 10 w3ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-17
.Nntice-

E1Y virtue Of deed OF trust executed to me by PETER
~ DUPUY, and of record in the county court of Pow
baan shall offer for sale al Mr. Richard Atkinsons ia.
veIn IL SAID county on The 9TH DAY Of February next
valuable SLAVES, the property Of said Peter Dupuy-
TERMS cash SAMUEL JONES, Trustee.
January ~. 7oIOls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-17
Wanted lnmediateiy ,


MAN STREET, Richmond % next door above the
lFf " Oid Gi05e TaUein." taxes this mode oi uiofin
iHg the c1tns Of Richmond and the public large that
he oilers Ter sale gold aud silver nI SfCAI SNUf FHOx
rs also gold MUSICAL KEYS and SEALS goG pa
TkNT.LENEB WATCHES, cbastand plain, viii guam
uty Of pSi gold ard silver watches. clsst seals md
chains, win variety ofJEWELRY, aud other articles
in his lintgpo tefius wei calculated please purcba
GERS.
lie IL also eu9b'ed, bt the aid Of the approved
chnefy lately received tom Europe will superior a..
tist, to execute NEW CLOCK & WATCH WORN lorci.
er with al repairs in The best manner std uron more
moderate tets than has been done in this country heic
tOfOlf. January III. 5Q12ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-17
Notice.

TINHE firm Of NELSON KEY & co. is this day dssoIy
ed by mutual consent. All those indebted to said
firm are requested to make payment TO Mr. VOUCHER
CARR and those that have claims against said frn will
call OH Mr.. Carr for payment.
Charlottesville Jan. l6 Or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-17
Eamily EAouY & COTTON

VARN.--The subscriber has on hand and will constant
ly Keep supply of AMILY FLOUR aud COTTON
YARN, OF excellent quality.
January IL. 7ptf