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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-09
tUNDALI's 5 AiiIEs--p,,t,ma,,u,,y;. J,
4 ~ or.. faillng Stvisg!
WOOL. CAkDiEfs

- j/s
-Amor falling Stviag!
WOOI. CAkDiNC.
~Hk public is respscs'uy iuio med, that The
sheeps Wool Of all grades in,o rolla. Al sher,no.
tice ~
coLtRlNc AND DRESSING CLOTH.
he also co,ors and drssss Weeisn Cle,hs of ev-
cry Kind, very superior nAsnrsr.--Also, yarn
Tor carpets, and every other purpose.
MANUFACTURING.
Palms. sasinetts, cassineres, Coasnss. Flsrpcls,
&c are manufactured at said mills on m. aera,c
THE AGENCY ss
Of the above business is committed to Jos snra.
NAN. OF Newport-PsLso CokAv, of Iwsr,or.-
And sAsrosS ALsy. OF .Li,ue.C aptoE--sho viii
4 'f'.a SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth. Sept, 2, 1878.
New SA;e Chandery and Grocery Store.
JOHN Dt.1LOfS,
NFoeMs his friends and the rst'is sLss' as has
sh.s Iwsruerv aud a f;foce~s S,.re.
ar No 81 TaAnEs~rmAKr
opposite the store of Joseph Brires. Esq-wlsrr ha
viii keep constsn;ty oa hand. a gvueral assor, uk
Of Articles IN his luc. mgcther with an assor,m,n nt
OF secstcd crockcry--sll Of which he will sell on
- Reasonable terms. as shsy Can DO purchased ut
any store In this town.
Nh, d will transact Auction aud Commits.
sion Business u Newport. Jan. 2s 1915
Ia 1o~a- lleeti,g, Newpov, si@ In
...s gus 1918.
Is enacted, That no person or persons be al,uw-
ed TO drive upon any Of the sisse-waiks 81 tho
town oi Newport. any whceI-bafrow, cart, csrrags,
or horse. upon The penalty Of One Dollar for eviy
fence, t. be solicited BY complaint before nm, Jus
,iee ef The Peace Of The town Of Newport. 10 md
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-09
GARDl.gG.
By Animal Power. :.
DAVID WILLIAMS,

.Dy hutUtdl IOWcr.s ~.
DAVID WILLIAMS,
- Irfovms his (rirnds, and fhe fs6tie,
THAT he Can accommodate them with
u Cardiug Of WOOL. ,hrough tho dry
season, s.. hi, Saop. No se. Broad Sueel,
wbsre his Machines are Aow erec,iog BY
h,rse .wer They will probably be 10 oper-
alton b, the lo,h of the reseui month Il is
hoped the facilities they offer TO the inhsbi.
,-ots Of ibis town and its vicinity and Of
j'mes,osn psrtiealariy, will susure thei'
pGrooagc-
~ Wool brought ia the morning may
DC -rcsivsd again o. night.
N-wpor, SIN Of e'h mo. Isto
a HECRUlrfNG RENDEZVOUS is
IN opened Tor the 9Th Regiment y. s. fn.
fsossy, at No. 5, Long.wharE All those.
disposed 70 eater the service Of their country,
s.e sequesled 70 call.
B. WATSON, MAJ. q. s. hvmy.
Aevhs-fs Reb ", 1917, I'D
$ " TAKEN UP ADKlFT,
nN,be issh lost about leagues W. q Point
" Judith. large Fishing .Best, vhh stsks ~
tbc'end Of each fast The ovres may hsvs her =
gain BY proving properly cod psying charges.
ss~isstsa ssrsssk Ass - isia
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-09

Providence, Avg is.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-30
Musical Anecdete.

Ilay'i1. ioW without sOnhs snrDrisex
saw out.nec enter his apartments:
this sliaD. as sensible AS many Of his
Supporters TO the charms of Hayau's
Compositions, frankly and in the best
isnguase he could, thus addressed
hin :--air, know you TO be goo.l
and ohiising and, therefore, apply 10.
you with confidence You exwl in
every sDsoirs OF Composition You
are The iirst Of Composers But have
a particular Partially Tor your Aiin.
utes now want one very pretty,
and quite new, for tie marriage CT
my daughter, which with the help oe
God, l trust, will take place shortly.
Ear this purpose, cannot sppl, to "a
person than the removed HAYDNs
Haydn. always 10 o!,lise, and smiling
nj this unexpected compliment, pro-
posed thai it should be ready nexg
liay. The Butcher returned al the
AppOinaed tiiae, amt received viii, 10y
and gratitude his previous present..
a snort time afiers uu uncommon
n0ise Of Musical INSTRUMENTS. strikes
The ears OF Haydn, he lies. aud tnlns
he hear his Ecw Minute, he goes 20
tbs win,iow, EcI,v.us magnificent
TX win gi!ded horns, ornau ~ led
with sarI.nds OF flowers, and 81, \ Jun
t.nd by band OF i.iEeraat Mu.i,ianse
which stopped under his windows.
ir..e Batch aseends The stairs. ex~
prrsses anew his sentiments 49, e. .lis
sA!cnts Of This great o.aD, anu Ihus
ronciu'.es ms naraDSuc, :. l word
sir, nay firm opinion IS, that !. Butch
rr can express his sr.aiitu'e tor Sc
hnc Allnuet, in no way, With So
much propricty, rs by Offering ii tho
4 ompuscr ut *, ti," finest Of his tx
&. H." Tic insists, nmi!,liayJn, affect,
ed l.y his fr"nhness and generosity az.
l,.'W il. From that moinent, Ibis
Minute becomes popular throughout
|ail Nicnna, under the Tide Of :. / lie
lDX .fSUEl."
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-30
Curios Rcncouire.

A serious affair lately occurred az
a small church in Wales. The Pas.
tor having a tame yoat, which follow.
ed him TO the church and sat undrv
the pulpit, the animal was 50 struck
with the RoddinS Of a drowsy Cam.
braiu, who sat opposite to him, that.
taking the frequent incIiuations of
his head for u challenge to combat, he
made q butt AT his supposed antaga.
mist. v TO. net observing from whence
The Llow procee,;ed struck the person
next TO him. The Parson, who was
also OF the qnorup, would have COM
United the drowsy Cambrian when
brought before him next day, espeei-
lily as the latter had been convicted
Of reading and commenting on the
newspapers Int as it was proved by
several witnesses that his goat was the
first asgre,sor. he observed, that if
the people - lesr'sed Irvine service,
II wouid be no wonder if the peasts OF
the field were to rise upon all! the
chakupins in the country
| Shrewsbury Paper.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-30
Rallies Travels.

A yer, entertaining anu interesting
little volume of travels, has ipen re-
cent, published by ih, Rev. Thomas
Naincs, of Liverpool, England, and
tepupisied in this city, by Messrs
Kirk and aiercpin, entitled" Letters
during II tour through, some parts OF
France. SaUon. SloitSerIdnd. ijerma
ny. and the Netherlands. during the
summer Of 1917" Mr.. kailirs is The
suvressor Of he Rev. Thomas Sprn.
Ger, the youthful but highly disl,n
guisl.cd Presbyterian riergymen. who
was drowned al Liverpool, "a few year,
since, ard was the author Of the hius
raphirai arcoun, Of that very onro,s-
men young man-----a work that las
been rcpublished and reud with great
interest in this country.
The view which he has taken OF
the portion Of the countries through
wIi"n he passed. becomes very inter.
csting ,rom lis moral and reli: lou:
character. At the same lime, hi,
Of, Il; is ..hastr. easy. and polished. hi
DIES, riptions are lively and striking
am many OF tie scenes wht-h he sur
vcsr,:, particularly during his visit Il
tn. Alps. are hoshll Pr 'nrrsque. AM
approaching. towards su Unity. W.
have rarely ren'! q voIume Of this DIES
ur,Wion With n,ore pleasure. II !.
Dol iahOure;i work, and does no
c0Utnin scianti;ie aecoDnt OF th
Countries which he VISITED /; but is il
g-eat turasure confused 90 the mp
peal .,nr.. nnj nannars of the inlIabi
lasts. the stats Of murAlc and rehgi
or, together wish auinl.,cd picture
Of the Wcf'ks Of nature which he hH
oppurtnnny 60 survey.
The following extracts will serv
as speriiAens Of the authors name,
Is She sasne time, si,e whole book
D. uIiaFiy captivating both as it res
poots 3sa'it'S 4aa manner.
n. Z. Daily .i.irerfiser.
- Tie vataovmls Presented \ iii
ss-ent gcenc. There, underneath III
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-30

British authorities in Kingston. wterc}
his chief Of the staff SGT onpauled b,
Two officers arrived some time sinccl
and we're extremely well received.
The intercou, SC between Kingston O
those island is already established.
and in the course OF the last week.
we have received four vessels thence
and despatched three.
The head quarters are Al st. Gaia.
,ioas. where Auryis busily employed
in organizingan army destined To land
on the main. lie behaves with grea,
prudence and energy, and can assure
you that great many people, who ap-
pear inflated 10 the measures sOnien :
plated and in all til circumstances 0s
/ this plan, entertain very little doubt
of its success. The forces collected
already amount to 500 men. ST. Ca
talina is A line island aud will lw
rendered a second Gibraltar without
much trouble. I'wo hundred vessels
can ride safely in the harbnr ~bici
has Two passes, Oae Ut them having
more than 22 feet water on the bar
protected by two sirons batteries viii
cross .ires already erected. III,
place is healthy and its Temperature,
very similar TO that III Curazoa.- / b,
Iis!and bias ,hree aDuniapt su,all vlvor
anu even after the conquest oi Ner
= Grenada will BE- effected. il Will he ;
very important place for the patriots
,. euolose herewith Ausy's
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-30
I'm Epigram on The late King
of Prussia, and a Receipt
by V0itaire.

An Epi,.ran was many years ago
handed about Berlin, and shewn to the
King who with the spirit OF Lord
Mansfield. deemed it n libel. because
il was true; and instead Of filing an
information, and taking the tedious
methoas pravtised in this country, took
:. summary way Of furnishing the au.
thor, who he knew from internal evil
Idence must be Voitaire, al that time
a resident in Berlin.
lie sent his sergeant at arms, Gone
of the tail regimeut.) not with ma'e
and scrap OF parchment, INT with
such an instrument as the English
drunncrs use for the good 0! sach
Hoe, soldiers as commit any offence
against the la1v military.
The prussian hero went to the poet.
lanai told him he came by his Majes
|t,'s special comInand, 10 reward hin
lior an e.,isram on his royal master,
Iby administering so iashes on his ma
Aed l,a, k. The poor philosopher knew
,ti.at re,siOnstraaee was vain, aud after
Submitting with the best grace !.r
euu!d opened the door, and made che
i'.rcweli Gorge to his unweiso"'e yisi'
sr who did not oifir 10 depart. hu'
sI;oi1 bin, with tho mosi scrnani'
srav.t,, thai /" the ceremony WAS no
: yet rontluaed ; for that the nioDarvt
ne had the honor Of serving. mast b'
lconyincrd that his commission wa
e yunrtaal'y fulfilled, on witch account
, he anus, have receipt" This a's'
{ was submitted 10. anti gwen in tnanua
i and form following.
: -" Received from the right hand o
Conrad Bacllotner, thirty laslcs o.
my naked o""k, be,ng m foil ior al
Icpigraln On Fretierack tie third. hin.
' lef Prussia 81 say received. By M
= YoiIaii'e. ,ice lie Roi."
This anert!nie was not known unit
after Voltare's death, ~hea oil
:, Frederic in "a iaceiious moment PRO
I,iuccd the receipt 10 some OF his ia
sorite e0urticrs
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-30
Trial for Seduction.

A correspondent in E!klop, he's for~'
warded us the following statement OF a.
novel and important case, tried few
days ago in Cucil Counly-American.
William Walns'ey J Action on the cast 'fisd
VS.. ! in Coecli County Cur, at
JOHN hiercer September Term 1918,
This action was lnstitutedby Fa,her
10 recovea damages tor the seduction Of
his Daughter. The plaintiff is in IN
humble situation in Ills, but of respect"
able character. The defendant a widow
er with family Of children and possess
sed OF large fortune. The daughter
Of The plaintiff was produced as witness
who proved that about three years ago AZ
1.-The earnest solicitation of the defendant
her father permitted her togo to the de-
lendcnt's house, 10 reside as compaIion
for his daughter, who had then lately
lost her husbsnd--he PROMISED at the
time that he world treat her with the
kindness and attention of father, that
| she considered herself a. all times at lib
ETY. 10 quit The defendants house, which
she would have done Whenever she bad
Ibeen satisfied with her situation-'thaf
she lived in the family upon terms o.
Equality, assisted in the housekeeping
and was scduced under promise OF lhar'
Iriage. MANY circumstances appeared
lin evidence which excited strong synpa'
l.hy for this ruined aid unhappy girl;
|among others j. appeared that The de-
PENDANT sen, her TO remote part OF The
lcoun,ry to be confined, and her friends
lhaa 30 knowledge Of her situation anc
Ii esidence--some time after her child was
Ioorn. her father found her out, and made
Ian attempt TO remove her, which colnlng
Ito the knowledge OF the deiepdant, ne
look her to Wilmington, and sent her 'I'
,he Stage to Philadelphia, with direc'io's
Ito house where ne said he had cngaEeol
:. Ia situation for her--when she presen'sc
! herself at the house, the proprietor ha0
, never heard Of the defendant or oi he,'
land would 10, receive her-she had on'y
llthree dollars which the defendant mao
\ (given her she knew not where to 60 o1
what was to become Of her she was ask
led by the lady of the house II she k'em
Iany person in Philadelphia, and she .hen
|recoliec,eda highly respectablel!ady t'o ,
maryland Who resided IN the Cisys On
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-30
INDIAN SAGACITY,


Governor Duulcs. Who was as vel
"uuainte,I AZ ever man was with the
Indians, often told the following story
i" prove their capacity.
He was building a huose at his plan
talion, and while directing his wotkmen
nollced a lusty Indian who, though the
weather was severely cold, was a naked
as well as an idle spectator. Harkge
lnt!ian," said the Governor, " suhy don't
you yv0rk- rs these men do, and get clothes
20 cover you ~ ".dni you no soork,
Gopernor ?" replied the Indian. ~
qvork," returned the Governor, placing
his ore finger upon his forehead "zmth
ANY head, an.t' therefore need not zpork
auith my hands. p" We@,' replied the
Indian, " and If I 4vould spork gphaf have
yea for NE to do Pr" 10 xii me celf
and 1 g;aH gtUe you Shifting" Tbs
fellow did SO, aud the governor asked him
|why he did not skin and dressit. Cay
dead governor," said the Indian /" give
me another shilling aud will" his was
compiled with, and away went The indian
10 an aiehouse with his two shilling: he
soor drank one in rum, and then returned
to The governor, "your shilling bad, tie
man no take IT, The governor believed
him, and gave him another: but re turning
again with the second, the governor dis.
cerned that hewAs rogue nevertheless
heiexchaneed that too, reserviug his pu3
lishment for another opportunity. lie
accomplish this, he wrote a letter 10 ;
friend at Boston, 10 giue the bearer q
sound zhphtng and in lew DAYS, wher
the Indian Came 10 stare at the worNme,
gave II him, saying" If you will ar,,
itAis do7pn 10 BoStoa, aud deiiper it as d,
Irected, 1 79iV give you haC cro4vn.
l he Indian bowed assent, and set out upo,
his journey; bu, had moi gore lar before
he met another Indian belonging to tn
governor, 10 whom he gave the letter, s
told him his master had sent hi,yn to NEE
with him, and babe him return with tha
letter to boston as soon as he could. Tn
poor indian Carried it with great d,iigenc
and received sound whipping Tor hi
Ipalns. The other Indian came no more
but al meeting with some Of his nalio
the governor saw this fellow among tn
rest, and asked him very severely, "ho,
; he dared 10 serve hin snch a friek? Z" rh
Z. Indian looked him full in the lace plac t
his tore fingef on his forehead replied
4" Head Soork, governor, head works
u Translated for the Maryland Censor.
EGtruct OF n |ffiPr uuied E;,neI,,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-30

seems to roll its 10y torrent while
hryond, Mount Bran, stretched us
euormeus length 10 form the northern
boundary of this singular and n"jes'
tic landscape"
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-30
Federal Ticket.

KENT GDU.NTF.
to Congress
THOMAS CLAYTON,
LOUIS Nl'LANE.
senator.
Jacob stout.
Representatives..
John Cummins,
Joshua &. Brinckle,
Martin w. Bates,
Jonathan Jenkins,
Jacob Boone,
John Mitchell,
John Bonth.
levy Court Commissioners.
John Raymond, D. {. II.
Robert Register, l.. C.. II.
Jacob Furbee. Muir. RI.
Robert Wilson, in lieu of
Il. Coombe, D. C.. II.
CnrOners.
James Stewart,
Matthew Manlove.a e.,
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-30
FEDERAL TICKET.

New Castle County.
Representatives. to Congress
Lt,,IS M.LANE,
THOM AS CLAYTON.
Senator.
San,nel i'hamas.
Representatives..
James P;loe,
James Candy,
Archibald Hamilton,
Isaac Gibbs.
Edward Armstrong;.
James Booth. jun.
Gideon Emory.
Sheriff.
JOHN ELLIOTT.
CorOners.
James Hamilton,
Abner Aston.
Leyu Court Commissioners.
George Plat. c. c. II.
= Ningate Pretty man, r. l.. H.
jesse B0nltcp. p. II.
Philip Heading. 81. G. II.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-09-30
Translated for the Maryland Censor.

'0E TIC WdfyIanu CenSOr.
Eatrdct Of a letter dated Kingston
{ Jamo. 18th .4ug. 1913.
lien. Aury, duly authorised by the
nigh powers of lSuencs A,rcs and
Nh'i', to act on New Grenada, took
possessioh. on tie 1t o. July, OF thu
islands - ST. Catalina, old Proyi.
',ense. and st. ANDRE. dependent o,
that Kingdom. This was effected
without mclesfa;icn to the capAors
'c captured Win appear cxtremel,
Apps at lie ehaege. Ten. Aury !la.
Notified this event officially 10 sh,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-22
RETROCRssIoN OF ALEXANDRIA,

late Grand Jury Tor The county of Alexandria re-
comm ,nded retrocession to the Virginia Of
that Part ofhe District Of Columbia which lies west of
the Potomac aud appointed committee Of kline per.
sos to promote The measure. The committee thus APP
pointed, have issued public notice respectfully re-
questng full meeting Oftle citizens of the town and
county Of Alexandria, At the courthouse on MONDAY
The Ih ofDecemhcT, at IL O'Clock 10 take the inpor
taut subject into consideration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-22

Inc ImproCed ,StTGW Chtter-ImprOved
B'hE subscriber having purchased the patent right Of
HOlcbkisss Improved Straw Cater for all the United
staes south and west OF the stale OF New York respect
dy INFORMS the public he constructing these
hlehiy valuable machines on much durable plan
han heretofore the most material parts of them being
ade WIN cast ron which improves them in every point
OF view and lie will venture say for simplicity
duTaDy and expedition, they surpass any other ever
invented either in Europe America.
Those who have purchased county rights Of him, can
obtn ful sets of irons for The improved machines lin
cuong cast steel knife for SO set, by applying
at MIR. Johu Wason Foundry in Richmond where they
are executed with neatness aud Dispatch Mr. Watson
w'l also show AN improved machine in operation Gsn
Yemen residing ia those counties where The patent right
mas not yet been disposed Of obtain the machines
g0n the subscriber at s so each.
~ The patent right for such counties are not yet
sold can be purchased very reasonable terms by APP
pcdcn 30 the subscriber.
Dec J. 60..wtf JONATHAN S. EASTMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-22
nlcHy oyp ry,s urr, .roy,

NfANuFAcToRY.-TLe subscribers have made sun
Ist arrangements for procuring materials that they
will have constantly hand supply Of the best BURR
BLOCKS aud having obtained number Of first
Northern wcrkmen they natter themselves this manu-
factory will not be surpassed by any in the u States
strength or beauty OF workmanship. They have on
hand 81 pair offeady made, warranted MlLISTONEE.
different sizes, built under their immediate
which they will sell at prices Tor cash OF
tonhaccepiances. Persons wishing 10 MiLLSTONES
previous to the crop All please to forward their
have also established manudcIVTt In Peter
North caToliD- merchants. and niers adjacent to Pc
tershurg respectfully nvied call and see spe
cimen Of workmanship. 9s-M;t
WHITE, DAVIDSON & co.
teOt9aiy rs. 18Th between u aud streets.
w AsHlNCToN HENRY ACADEMY.-Iir saLscr.
w bet is happy 10 have u IN his power 10 Inform the
public, Tia, lie has engaged Sir. Junus Burk Young
gentleman OF superior tlents aud education 10 assist
him Ia conducting the classical exercises OF Washington
nsny Academy As has been prevonsl, announced to
zoe public tr eNe'eises OF that institution the en-
sullg year, viii commence The 18th January and
close Oh the 18th ueceinber-tLe month of Augn,t NJ.
Tag given vacation.
ALI the varions branches usually included IN n com.
pete classical education, viii be faithfully taught at
this seminary. -
The terms of tuition per year, paid quarterly i'm adj
vance, viii he rs follows
Reading, writing. arithmetic. English grammar and
sroeiapby, with the Use OF Tie hlaps and globes
The Latin, Greek and French languages history NOR
al philosophy bellies lcitTes and the higher of
the mathematics, s 2S.
Several pupils can be accommodated with board, at
iOu per YEAR the boardtr furnishing his own bedding
aud candles.
This seminary Is situated in very healthy and res
pecaoie neighhorhood, about len miles from Rchnen
IN The county OF Hanover.
Tue subscriber again pledges himself that no exs,tiop
shai he wanting on bis pai raise this seminary 10
us FORMER respectable attention
wiz NC pau to The manners and morals Of those com
miueo 10 my care. JOSEPH z. CURTIS
DEFENDERS. 12..(2hIJ.w,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-22

Extract frolr Rcr poem. by ~. S. Barnett
WOMAN.
GA, give me, Heaven 10 sweeten latter life,
Aud mend my wayward heart, tender viie.
Who sOntles ne. though herself with anguish wTung,
Nor renders Ill for Ill nor tongue for tongue
SNays by persuasion, kisses oil my flown,
AND reigus. nnafmed. queen wiihuni crown.
A.sks To- please me, her accoApiish'd hand
Tue harp and hoine!y needle can command,
Aud learning win such grace her tongue applies
her ve'y maNinis wear gay disguise.
Neat tor my presence, as II princes cane.
Nnf modest, cen toip-, WIKI bridal Shame,
= sriend a playmate, AZ my wishes cali,
ready muse, though Summoned from a bait
Site holds IN eye that conquest YOUTH achievdl
Loves ssithout pouip. and pleases unp.rcev'd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-22

TATANTED on hire for three years on a plantation
w ina healthy part Of the country, twenty Young and
healthy NEGRO MEN; for whom liberal price will be
gwen with satisfactory Of the pnnctual pay
meH and good treatment Of the slaves.-Aiso SINGLE
NAN, TO ake charge OF them, who is acquainted with
plantation business. To such as can bring saiisfac,
tory testimony TeSpccting heiI humanity and good mo-
81 conduct Liberal wages will he given. Enquire ~ 81.
H. Rice, at the PenltentaTy Store, for further patcu-
lars. Dec 10. az OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-22

ESoiilAUA q LYNCH have Tor cate Antigua a ia
maica observation-disclosures rye whiskey-Trencb A.
apple brandy-Holland n--alcohol-nloiasses prime
sngars-cofee- Havana segars-New York prime pors
anu mess beef-cnt herTings-2c double bar rel pS
-Nure Hall gunpowder--Beck's patent sbot-pb9uIx
nas, brads and understandable zinc in sheetsozna
bufgs, ucklenburgs and buraps3 cases
a do. Cologne water-2 do. french toys-i do beads
Elegant Chimney ornaments in marble and aiabaster
hLSo-An invoice of suptrfnc cloths directed to be
sold very low. Nov 49, IS C9ltf