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INTERPRETING

The authority Of the city Ofiiartford (9hicl,
rs repnbncanJ with a prom?tness that does
them honor. have reptalnd the law which was
made 10 prevent tie United States soldier,
from maicll'i'g on the SIDE walks.
[h LINN PeD. AJU.
Que canuni at the present DAY hot wonder
al ihe extent to which the heat AND fury of
party had carried the good men 81 the cast aud
particularly OF the town Of IJtrfjgTd The
law 10 deprive tue defenders OF their country
TIE Jncksons, tue BroTns aud the Pe,yyS, Of the
use OF thelr paVcmPnts, ana Go COM al them
im case t!sey passed though thrir town. 10
trudge in jho dirt and niTc as ouicaSjs s3vnr;
strongly otthc ,pIrIt which formerly hung the
Rnakers, aud burnt poor old Women for witch.
g.. he law should not only have bsen repeal.
cd, but, if possible, the memory fit l,l6itea
from the records Of the state Tor the credit OF
our common cOUntry.--FTGHk Gaz
IN one Oi those debates Which though some.
times animated. are generally desultOry aud
it ever so insiruCtins or Amusing. debarred
from publication by the mass of debate OF a
grdyer Characteristic proceeding Of the cor
POrdtiOn 81 Hartford, in forbidding the play-
ing martial music IN the streets of that town
was brought into view. Ii was in the case of
Major Austin, who was unidentified by an act
Of the late session, for Judgment obtained
against hin in one OF the courts of New York
for False iinprlsonmcnt(appreh persons
as spies or traitors) under the orders Of his
commander, general Pike. The case Of an nf.
iiCcr tued under thcabOve act, in Connecticut,
WAS aludsd to.-Mr. Williams. Of Connecticut
lhrtiUtd 'niS proceeding. Ntr. HO'mrs al MA
sacilnsettS, th- principal supporter OF tie bill
for the feitet OF Major Austin, did not let the
opportunity pass uumproved. After enqnir.
ing OF Mr.. williams az TO the nature oi the
nOI,es made, and tie motive OF the act for sup.
pressing them 10 which Nj. ". rppliod that
the noises we're those Of drums aud htes, and
tive effect WAS to disturb tie public pedce-
Mr.. Holmes said. he regretted that this trans
aCUon mad been brought info thc present dis
cus>iuu, since there was no aualog y ~ The Eases
- did not know but dc people Of Hartford
uught have thought Il o.. ht 10 f0gbi file sound
of tie drum aud file in thcir streets. Ihey
might, he said, have had peculiar antipathy
g. the sound Of TIE diuni, o. Of the I!e. Or 80
any other martial soaGd, ~ tsi particular
tHe. they we're not accountable for their
feelings and, IL 80 offended ibcin they had a
g'-htt0 prohibit az officer Of he United States
hou DrHgiug hlS soldiers together by tie
sound 81 Csc drum IhPrr is NJ arcOnniius
cor fu,cs. said Mr.. 81, OF sc misat link itex.
lraordiDsr} that tnePcople ufiiaritorddi8 not
feel 1t equally incumbent or item 80 rcgOve
dqrthtr WpSaace, ~hich existed ~ il3at very
town abOut The Snme tine, sc.
IN The same debgic. considerable light was
shed ou ihC 1afc Of tie Caste4, oad northern
frontier d,irlug The WIZ, ard orr tie ice ale
eh5cNcy % tvs Ian and Of 'dirioti-in dgaHs5 iht
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tFrom the NsT D,ntk'V Hagd=iRe. March 1915 4
UNPUBLISHED SrANZAS
BY LORD BYRON.
ihe following exquisite stai2as addressed by
Byron to his Lady few months before their .epura
toni -
TO JEySY.
There is mystic thread Of life
SO dearly wrsathed with mine alone
That destiny's relentless knife
At once must sever both none.
There is a form gu which these eyes
Have otie gazed with foud delight:
BY day that form their jols supplies
Aud dreams restore IL Ihro gb the usht.
THERE'S voice whose tones Inspire
such thrills OF rapture IN rly breast
wOnid not hear a se.aph CHOIR
Unless that Voice could join the restl
There is a face whose hlushes tel
q fec ion's iae upon the cheek /;
But paliid at one fond farewell.
rrociams more love than words eau sPelk.
There IS lip which slire hath prcsi
And noue had ever prest before:
owed Zoo make 1t sweetiy biest,
An6 mine-mine only, press II norel
Thor is y bosom all my own
Hath yi,iawtd OF ihi aching head
innn.n ~ hi"h Smiles ou une alone
An ese whose tcais with nine are shed.
There are TWO ans whose mo veuen,s thiili
In unison 81 closely sweet
That yu'se 40 ruIse yes ,onsi,e still
'hsy both must heave ar cease to beat.
There are two souls whose equal nuw
IN sentlc II cav so caml TuIi-
That when hey p-ri they part l-ab no!
They cannot part those souls are unei
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AMERLc4v N4TLli .4rkoN 80.

When the late Navigation -fcf as il Is denIunated
was before Congress- ~ was stated. believe, b,
FuEsNrH tua the British Colonial stem, retaliation
o, winch yeas intended ny the aciwas pecatiaTiy hos
tile TO American cor nerce. his doubted 10y ma
n, who IMAGINED, that the policy general equally
affecting all foreign powers. Of thus s,iuian
aud were Informed what considered gouL autho-
my thar such the aud that the British Navi
ga'lon act which laid tile fouu"anoD OF ;la system
passed III thercgn of one - the CHARLLS, hin half
century oihe coonl1ailon Of the UEited States.
writer In the Pai0diRr. entertaining the senti
IRrhls called upon Mir. Forsyth establish his
non MI +. being ahsent from WASHINGTON, some one,
Nh" appears 10 have perfect knowledge OF the sub
Ject has answered for him following statement
whlch has been Published ia the National lntrGencer.
BoSt0, Centb,et
4" The act Of the British Parliament of2yIh June
1903, ,idatDg the former the subject adj
VOL cotton, tobacco specie &c. sc. the produce at
any colony or country America belonging to or
Under The dominion al any foreign EurOpecR y0pc1eicH
or STATE any foreign single hect vessel be,np
owned aud laYgated by persons habitiYg ANY of Inc
SAID colonies o plantations in america, countries on
tue continent OF America belonging 10 Uiidrr the
d0mni0H ~ any foreign European .yOUersigp or
H4e" fhr privilege of re-exp'rlat"n OF al imported
arc'es except naval stores. ana al exD0gtup nm Is
granted IN The saWe act IN the ernis 80 The com
p'ie exclusion of vessels OF Tue United States in all
cases, from thai trade.
" The tie of AN IIer which lies before ms amen
datny OF Thai just 10, sufficiently explains its
otct " is " an at toptrnit the importation cfrce
gram and Hour tJ0It 0Ry FORE4GN CouoN5Es on the
continent of America bfO certain porfs ia the IFesk
IH"eS aud o allHH certain articles be imported from
me O"te" St"l'" ~ 9.~f!tcu 1910 TBC BRITISH PR0-
flNcEs IN North s.erica f.J he 3pTpr 81 erpOria
toH 10 IHE BRITISH IsLt in me u cSk Ygdics -
hus IN THE very same section ui tn act f permits
sion Us gwen import into the West udes aicicles
without which they subSist from otbeI countries
OF America. whilst from the Uniief Sa;es the same ar.
cies may not be imported except cases of absolute
udhget OF famine, aud then oHy cifcuOusiy through
the British northern PiOyiHces in order that our uay
taon may not have The advantage Of carrying TO .bem
eve. TIE articles which are 10 hecp ihcm from
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sioators Of both. :" Orr brethren of HE
south, said MIR. Holmes, 90 not, perceive,
so fully understand the situation in which we
near The frontier. were placed at the com
mcncement Of the var. assure YOU sir, there
was no, 50 much confidence in the decisions Of
ihe courts aud OF the verdicts OF juries ~ that
uay, asaic now ciain,edior item. iuudcrtale to
say, that there were some decisions in the conrss
81 Tie eastein and northern states, that world
usgra"e any cour; 81 inry. Justice sicpf under
the excitement of the public mnd her scales
uid mol hang evea he hoped the cases we're
rev, but such cases had occurred air. Or-
den OF New York. having pronounced MIR.
Holiness remarks iiiberal, and an attack on
'heJu6iciaiy-Mr. Spencer Of tie same state
sad he had himself made the same remark as
hIr Holmes, ~ now repeated il. that case, had
occurred on The frontier, during tie war. dl..
graceful both 10 court and juTv
Some ailuSion having been made TO the or
derS ct General Pike, under which Major Ans.
IN had acted, DIR. ii lines thus notice tf>:-
ihc gallant Pike is moi here to respond for his
actions: he is gone 10 a court where he will
receive indifferent award irn;n what he would
nave received IN The conrt where Major Ans
I'M was arraiSned. lie is sone-he died in the
bed of glory! Gkot. int.
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ftyANitD IhMED!Al tLi-3 6osS ol fcspoctaulr
w families and COED notas, as apprentices 40 DE
House Painting aud Glazing HusiHess-g FROM y TO
10 years Of ace w b. preferred lbey sqIl receive The
advantages 81 three months schooling IN each vear ga
ring their seryitpe also couioriale tpa'd and clc'r
n9, together wth nD attention 10 guard iLeir Hora.s,
ana forward iLeHi 80 thIlT pinirssi,u.
CHARLES RUSSELL.
Nav %.
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gtOEtNi g.. SCDir attorney M LOU-- fIavii'g
u removed from Williamsburg, viii hereafter pfac
tre ~ The superior and inferior heia in The city
o' Ricbmand. aDd ~ the superior Of charcery
held ~ Williamsburg. Ills Office IS street few
doors above lis virginia and Farmers Bagk, in The
building Of Nil. HcEim.
May 5.tf
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! next General Assembly nf virginia, praying for
the liberty Of erPc,np toll bfdas across James rycrat
my ferry from lands IN Goorian2 10 t lands IN
Cumberland county adjoining the nj Cauersye.
JOHN WODOSuE.
Carriers Ferry, May -. 5wiw.
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CINCINNATI, May 2.-On Thursday evening,
about q cock. boldaHd daring attempt was
made by the prisoners in the Jail at this pia ce
- effect their escape. Mr.. Mills. the taller.
accompanied by young man. My Williams,
md unlocked the prison door tor the purpose
or banding IN d srPpiy of water, wheg one of
them, with the leg OF d chair. which he had no
doubt previously procured for this purpose
irVeiled blow az the hand of tho taller The
Blow lad the effect intended, and the door was
immediately thrown open Then ensued
scene OF confusion. The prisoners rushed our.
NJ Mills and Mr. Williams exerted themselves
To stop them, but were seon knocked down.
ihe prisoners, in their eacerpess TO reach the
street. and the passage being small, were
thrown, literally. heels over head TO the foot
Of the stairs. Cine had his leg broke. another
his arm, and another stabbed in the io@ nv the
DIRK of the ja.icr. Ten made their escape INTO
the street By this time the door OF the prison
was secured, aud the alarm given. Seven of
the ten have hcen takea, aud reward ofFet ed.
by the sheriff, for the apprehension Of the
others
'!"o altn who we're in jail, suspected TO be
the rOhbers Of The Farmers and Mechanics
Bank Of PiiIsburg, are said 10 have been fore
most IA the riot, and one of them (Josepli l..
P,ymarU has actually escaped. lSpy.
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JAMES 3. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OjItIued iIcciisrto
e. practice law, viii end the inc and superior
courts ofPsvbatan, Gootbiand and Cumberland. tie
promises faithful attendance to al business entrusted
TO his care.
May % 5w4g
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NoTIoE.-Pursnsntlo an set OF the last oe,e,,,
- Assrmoyei Nhg,nia, authorizing The establish
his county, BY the nams OF Scoi lSNILLE, shall nro
seen To sen to the highest bidder the fifteen acres of
land appropriated by law for that purpose in lAIE
aSNE LUIS on The premises, on .y0turd0y, the aO}b
WHdt, on credit of SIX, Twelve and eighteen
putchasets giving bonds " it'll approved security
10 these acquainted with this place, IL would be use
less To SAY at Ihng bat To those at distance n may
ot hei'p"pci TO ieara thai II possesses Ad,
superior 10 amy other between LyRshhurg and Rich.
mond, which VIII be Immediately by reference to
.nc map o' Nfe'na being the nearest good ,audng to
very extensive aud wealthy sack counirt.
., JOHN SCOTT.
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'RUsi DEeD--Sdle ~ Negroes 81 virtue OF
= 6eed OF trust dated ith March. lsi7 executed nv
Robert PItaiants Of Po~hatan. conveying Thomas
Dance certain properly purpose OF securiug Nh,
SUN o; : 00G ihee entioued-WiI! be sold on sa
tnrday The 9th day of !rne next, Fle Greek Mills IN
Powhaan csnnty, ~ likely Negroes. Horses aud 9
quantity oil Household Furniture, tor cash.
THOMAS 5. DANCE, Trustee.
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EACkSOS-ON HedResd0V. The nm am Of .yUae
~ wall be sold, about FIFTY LOIS in the town Of
North Carolina
IL would be unnecessary 20 repeat the advantages
which Jackson possesses, enumeration of them
has been lately published aud sufficiently corTofo
fdted by the uneXamped sales already made and the
May inprOveTne stS erecting Tht the navigation
IS perfectly easy the Fails has been ptoven by
the niterrni shipments Of goods made Mafseies
and that Tire shoals and hay above Calls viii not ad
MT ~ general navigation, is fact acknowledged nv
ntn Of experience hut few menjhs ago. their nnrau-
did and seiinteresed opinions ptesetto the contra
~ notwithstanding.
committee selected from The propretors have had
The honor 10 wait npun the the State Bank
% North Carolina, ~ Raleigh, and from The uTbaui,y
ana hattcrin2 encouragement with which ibey we've
received, have Doubt bu heir embassy will result In
The location of an agency from that generous institution
on the LIST of septembrrnext.
DABNEY p. sNEED, hHctioaeer.
May W. 1tfss
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liver Chambly, April Is, 1918.
MELANCHOLY OCCJ7pprNCr

.mII4ANCHcl.I OCCURRENCE
SACREIT's HARBOUR, On. lork) MAY We
are verbally informed. that or last TUESDAY,
family, by the name of Ward. living in Mex.
ico, were unfortunately poisoned The cir.
Gums ances we've these Mrs. Ward gatie, ed
and prepared Tor dinuer, some herb, for
Ete"ns, among which were, as she supposed
"hat Is commonly termed Cow Cabaa.e kut
which proved to he lieebore or Poke Root
HE Youngest ch'id. elated with promise. thar
he should. after dinner accompany his father.
WHO was going short distal'ce. ale will. ten
field pleasure the deadly Rorscl
After Tie absence of Mr.. Ward, and son, the
remaining part ofthc FANNY. consisting OF Mrs
ward, aud The two elder children, ate more
pien,iiuiy. In a0ont AN hour, they were in TIE
most exquisite anguish An express was sent
for MIR. Ward, Ia inform him OF the circum.
1td"c&s. The extreme nausea which this niant
rEa>ioncd, produced vomiting by which
ana the assistance Of an emetc. Mrs Ware!
aud the two 1T mentioned children were res.
torcd. The Youngest, who had not 30 timely
au assistance died the next morning A solemn
and appropriate discourse wasdeliycred on The
occasion by the Rev. ID x. Dixon
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4JAtNi biOkE.-The subscribers having connected
e. themselves M business uHder the frm Of THOMAS
Cook 20 respectfully infosm the citizens Of Rich.
n"nd and its vicinity that they have taken lie house
next door TO The rcsideHce of Mrs Maue bctv cen he
H"e q ScabooNs warehouse where they offer for safe
general assortment of PAINTS and OIL on rea souabI
Terms for cash or town acceptauccs. They also pfotn,
he public that they intend to carry the PAINTING.
ana GLAZING BUSlNEsS-apd hope by strict a;.en
ton to business TO merit share Ct The pnblic ratron
age. THOJtS conF wv
SAMUEL JAMpS.
y. r. Two or three JOHrNepHfa paf1lcrs tb,tare
good wo'kmen, viii 6nd employment by applying to
TIE Subscribers.
siay 10. "A
tzANK OF yfRGIflA-The presi6enf AID d,rer1crs.
~ have this day declared dividend Of i've and a
hai reT cent. which fser deductina The bonns of "a
per cent. 10 the commonwealth OF the "new sfockf,,
VIII he PAID IL I've hank on or after the Goth inst
This dividend includes the surrius eft on fbe 6rs, ~
JANUARY. and thc ptohs fol Inst period 10 The 0rst
Gay ~ ht pfesen month, when lHp ierr a The oysjaat
ch.ile' tNli'eH W. DANDMBGE, C,fsh'r.
~~ = ia:
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~ IiCE--BOoks for receiving suhscTpton of stock
10 buiid turnpike road from the termination of
'he Brook turnpike at Owens tavern to Ground Souir
Iei bIidge in Hanover, will he opened AT the Codec
rouse " lurhnond. on Monday the 9Th of June next
uilder the superIntendance of John Amber lames
MCinrg, Mostly Sheppard, Aaron Burton William n
NhainDeTayne, Thomas II. PrOsser and Isaac Wins;en
q" majority OF them; and at GOodaIPs tavern in Ham
over, under The management of Charles r. GoodaIl
lu"lnh" Cfenshaw, Richard Morris, jr. WB Winefeld
tndfies thOlpsCn, jr. aud Micaja Crew or naioFitv
on heh, on Monday. the 18th June and at both places
wiz De continued from day to day I'LL com pleied.
INC managers beg leave to represent public in
general and 10 property holders in Richmond and in
tne neiRhDoThOod VI said road persons iuie
rested in tue commercial of Rclmond Of tbs
IL passes over an uneOmmony bad rOad in The winter
WHICH Wilthus be made good brings The brdpe within,
iIi mites of Richmond, which by the old route was es
u;nated at82-ihns shortening 1t in fact al miles but.
Whe TIE uhfence OF ihe roads is idered one haIf
az least u ensures TO this market the trade west OF ne
which by good roads, and the opening Of the Rapidan
MAJ 10 we remain cOntened with orr had roads he ~
V'eo 10 fredericksburg II is presumed that as great
eH0ItS nave been made and making 10 divert The
P'ooucts OF the south aud south west part of Virginia
ofthe Roanoke and us branches il eaunot no an sn
PoTtan object TO bring our market lie yrodnct Of
Louisa, part OF Orange, Madison Shenandoah Rockpg
ban HugNsta PendietoH, Hang shre Hardy &c. Il 10,
eonnssh' anticipated that II this scheme shall by lbe
fai abd enlightened Gid be accommodated that N vii he
eAbueeu ny LOUISA courthouse 10 Milton &c that a
common road At least be opened direct fro oois
c"fth"nse ny orange c6uTthOuse to Madison and 80
onj ana that by opening route from Ground Sguirrei
s'luse 10 ttoges mil yOn will shorten the ,ouie 20
@ ~ or 10 miles. Ills confidently antiri.
pas tn"t lDsse considerations will be needed by the
route, to Siansiou, &c. &C.
bsy l2 Psi
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have received in The contt where Major Ar.
TN waSarraigned. lie is gone-he died in the
bed of glory mat Ma
m. FR. fNKL7N
me following letter FROM Dr. TR.EKIiN, has not,
". believe ever vet been published fhoweysr ~ has
ii wei deserves Ia I've rescued on abscury and Vic.
ed among The interesting correspendence lately given
to Tue world u is written IN bis accustomed simplicity
"i sfie OF rather like all hs projections all thong hi
~ snt ~ os ~ NC sri'tot interest tthe subect.-
The ncncStion Of the details Of system of iri,eaiiy
ma, apear peitN la the rapid strides tire nation has
by ts ,ine made To wealth aud luxury /, was on
principles such heie recoinn,e nded thar III, "a
h!c "i American freedom WAS lard ana it Is o, such
bhclr'es ohi mat II can be preserved tn p-iipds
uiIhcuity aud danger. iTT0ak. Gdx.
CAMBRIDGE. II. Q. Ort. 70. IT'S.
DEAR SIs-We hear Won have had an alarm
AZ Fhiiadrlphia. hope no III consequences
nave aito ended it, l make no doubt of our uco
pies defending thcrcity and country bIavely,
on the most irving occasions
mere has been II plentiful year here rs vel
as WIN us. Aud there are as many cheerful
CouHtCHaiic anou" thusF who are 4 tivei Z, on,
hoHSe AND hone at Boston OF lost their ali ~
oh2rleSt0wn, as among ether people Not
mU'nur has yet been heard. ,hdt ifthev had
oecn lcsS Jealous IN tie cause of liberty, they
niiGtI St,ii have enjoy ed their DussrsSiopS For
my own part .thuneh ain for the most d ndent
Pa'SimGnN OF the public treasure am not ter.
riieu DI Tie eNpenCe OF this war, should IL cen
tiitue ever so long. little more tru1ality. or
a Ilttle more industry in individuals viii with
ease, detrIy it.SuppOse il I.I00 900 month, or
i,=Oo,OuO yeaV.it $40 $50 families will
eacn spend a shilling week less. or earn a
s"i!ihs a week more: or they spend pence
a week less, aud earn pence "a week more,
they may pay the Whole sum without Otherwise
ieeling II. FOTheaiiu- to drink tea saves
thre.-ioGtths Of the money AND 500, Goa wo.
men dong each three pence worth at spinning
or knitting III week. viii pas Interests 1 wish
nevertheless, nicsi t-..FutStIv Tor pcace F.: this
war beng truly unnatural ana inisrhie yous
one Hut we have nothing 10 expect from sub
mission bat slavery and contempt.
am ever yours, sc.
b. FRANKLIN
How much more then may he doue 10y tne Superior
frugality and industry Of the men
Il. :. Oct.Zi We have Just received &C.
counts of The burning of Falmouth, CaSco BAY;
and are assured that orders are come over 10
bnun, rava&e. ana destroy all the sen coast
such the goveTnmeAt OF thc best Of il,inces
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ObtRt SOkilON-- bda recently imported from
Madeira, choice parcel ~ the Very best AT0deiya
vine, furnished y correspondents rf upwards of 70
years standing. tie confidently recommends II TO his
friends, and informs them he haSCominitted it's sale to
GEORGE DiBAiL K CO. tic has adopted measures
to Keep them constantly supplied with aud other
kinds Of Wine direct from liz places of their prodac-
tion.
CorPetsmi,hs are informed he has on hand ahout
1890 lbs. Of COPTE, of yearly ail sizes and WEIGHS
suitable for sts and iOr covering houses and also fiN
IN boxes.
May y.
-....-.. ..'s''ss'"''. ss'ssssssss..sss
TtEORGF nfBtLL q co Il Have taken the house
door below t" Eage Hotel, where they ofs for sale tic
foilnwiuz articles w
Madeira o Vine in pipes bids aud qr hehsrl
~. privie did Sefcal (ireotf,
Oid Ppft ~ bottles )ton
la Rose, S.. llieD Lsore and Mar T4rulirs
eauN Ciarrt, ~ sup rOr quality S Hntr,,,s
Coru.ar and AruHguaC brandy uur.....
Ss'ad oil, 900 baskets lion.
AWtRuatnu
poahis aud single tsrfied Holland gin
Wbtskey IN horshrads and biueis
Frifur green coffee
l'lDeral, gnnpowder and Tyson tea
UpIauo cotton
Rec ~ a Tccs
Bniphir and Gloucester ciecsc-
And have Ui tcEei srgy extensive assortment 0f tie
best freyeh BrYpdies. apd Fyr,th anc Pain
r0esc Mines, Hnttong CiH, &c. which tLey expect
shnfUy 10 receive.
1tkL,t No ICE ts lrrert liten. fHtf tat faIrvf.
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p The inelemency of the weather on the day
appointed for the sale of the land the I'd day of Fe
last postponed the sale W. p
The aud above described VIII he sold ?nesAaytsc
"a o""s, at IL O'Clock, before the Of the Eagle
Hotel, IN iris city, by
Nav TO- a ,ds
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b ~ virtue ~ decd of trust executed by Cpofre Al ,
Brooke, for The purpose of securing 10 HAIRY 1sines
ana Carrier H. Page The payment NJ : 1903 rs with IN
iticsi rom The 18th DAY Of February last uu pad 10
Hthc "th the contingent charges OF sale shan on the
'th ds0 ri June Herf, at ~ oclock before iIe door
- Mr Rel Tavern U the city of Richmend cell to the
htc hiad, Tor ready money all right title interest
a.I taiW hich the said George NJ Pronke has in The
'sc, h0ih real and PERSONAL Of his fqiheI Richsrd
Eockc, aie Of 1sniarke IN the COUNTY ofRiuc& Queen
WlLLiAM DADNEY ,ju. trustee
al IId4ds
Re- pI IH.- ny yirluc of deed Of tJust executed 10
i.e tHhscrferbf Phiiip FzhlRb. ofthe county Of
h"e William, ~ ed ihe 25ih day ef July Ists and re
tHeO ih King Wtii c' --' Office on thc 900 anr,
VIII 'e 90 q 10 fft bidder, Tor cash, 1T
hW "".lan couiiHon Toesdag, the 22d dav
~ ,4't. HcU, y tHft -a rrSt cir day. the
iN""i 't bNNp ~ flhHgb re-
1900 N'"t'hiNf N fbe sHf,scfi.
'. w. s'hfty Nf aids trustee
tt TrUsfer.
nay ~. q ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-26

EXTENDING t0aemove iGimcdis,eiy 10 south C9foiins
a J have authorized and cmpoWercd RICHslRD a.
HENDEESON. Esq. % collect and settle all debis
que 10 ane by ne he Is instructed 10 institute snts
against those inSfbted 10 me, oniess this notice is
promptly attended TO- Vy A. a FRotyS
49,. - = convenieW DWELLING HOUSE to rent until
November Hest &pplyto
hcaARS o HENDERSON.
"VS LOT