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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-25

AS7 HRA7lC PILLS.

no II II I1 n 4 IL I(LLC. 81.
.cs Prosf of .yaieh tse fslosing hseresasg eurss
submitted TO public refusal
n-Fs Nj SlETSON.
OF II >noser, was years afflicted with violent
pain 10 bis rgnt breast attended times with great
difficulty oi breathing, sad wholly Incapable of at
tenlg business. after having tired in vain al other
medicines. cureG and las health perfectly res
tored b boxes OF lhese pills.
eJs ANollD RLY LADY,
q Her dsugA,er and granddaughter. Of Ros:on
were each drsAdfu.ly afflicted with asthma and d'if-
cult o. breathing oil OF. them cured and re-
stors 4 y perfect fes,,h by boxes
Ja,!ge -, Of ssiem. bad been many years se-
vereiy Afaicted with ,io,snt cough and difficulty
OF breathing, wss cured by 2 boxes his sleep was
en- for nauy years. 9tsitsi
a Lady Of Bsaon !iirnei of 60, was sc.erely
sfaicled viii, cough pain in The side, times spit
ting Of bood, couid not lie down in her bed for A
years could not steep bot AZ short intervals,
stored to perfect health on taking 3 3hoxes
These Pills give nstar; ease ~ all coughs, colds,
ssthmss. difficulty of brcathiag. whe. Sng. tight
ness Of the chest, strained stomach, oonsumptor,
pain In the side, spt',ng OF blood. chI.i,ness snd
shverings tho forerunnels ~ rs,gnsnt fevess. &c
common coIdsare removed in lev hcngs, the sged
viii experience relief equally agreeable and instant.
,neo,ls. even when thel uags arc sHsc,ed ar lax
fer" ID les Asthn alir 'sfAs Ore bor contain
ing ~ fis fs7neniiy e6fcfs a enre 10 prertnf I'M
psssnsn,fhe ,uiside priatsd ~fsrper Is sIgcei" w.
II Conway = O5ssrrw fais asyOu caise hsaiht Pre-
pared ard SOD who'es>ss BY Tie so,e proprietor.
w. T. Conway. chemist. NO. 4, Dunstead Place,
comnon-strest. Boston. by special appointment by
SAMUEL w. VfNoON, Druggtsf,
No no. Tbanes-stsess, Newport, .
.8Iso. W
Lemucl w briggs. B~isfofs Hercu'es Whitney,
}. n Mason, prsvideace Over HIVES, Uindhan;
Greene. Ae~. Lsndos Isssc ID Buli. Hrryords sud
mos; druygis,s bock sellers and post-mss,ers thro'
out the United States. where may he bad al those
jssslg es.->s,d aud h.gAy afprsv~. /" Medicines"
prepared ~ w Z. Conway Price One Dollar, or
sx boxes for FIVE dollars ~ bc~es fos nine dollars
sei i1jcxeSbottIss tor 100 dollars.
Dsc. ;. is.7. I'D
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-25
Meriss S1asub eS Handler
shiefs.
VIM. JAMES TILLEY.

No. l24, IBInES'sTRkSTs
YYAs Just received large sssor,men, OF her'no
IL sbswls and Merino Hsndkerchiefs; which he
viii cell twenty-five pcs cent cheaper, thar can bs
bought in this town-.4LS0-An sxsor'nent sf
Gotten with Merino Border. Nov ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-25
RI AiOVhL.

NAvlD RoDMsN. respectfully informs his
~ fiends. and the Vuhlic, thss he has removed
from his old stand No 100. TO the shop No 1856,
next north OF VA $ NICHOLS store, and nearly
opposite the Golden y sic, where be has for sale a
general assortment of Shoes of the various kinds fn
use Boots aud 5hees, wanufa actured as usual, of
good mate rial and substantial workmanship
He returns his sincere thanks 10 his punetusl Gus
toner's and soicis a con,ipusCce Of their favors.
Newport. l0th mo Is, 1913
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-25
UNION HO7EL.
JOHN COOK.

Ilfarms The tH5ie in general u his .}riends IN
particular.
THAT he has taken the noted House Of Col
4 .yanes Perry's, No. 100, Thsmes-street, lately
improved by MIR BOWS Public House, and
which he proposes 90 accommodste Ladies and
Cen,epsD who ma, do him the honor to Il upon
him, with the best fare the market may afford NO
exertions shall be wanting to crafty and obllgr-
The best Of liquors viii be ready at command, and
good keepirg Of Horses constantly provided.
gJrA few steady l,ossers (iadies and gentleman
can be accommodated IN The best manner.
Eewport Jgis 4, 1913
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-25

Is PRINTING, " ali ksnds, eIeeEsed IN
sssisfas'9ry nqaner, 81 fdis .S.se.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-25
NEW STOCK OF
Feather Beds and Feathers.
ABRAHAM BARKER,

Ne 2. Churtps. ssrsss,
U EEPs constantly .on hand = quantity of best
IN Live Geese and Fowl FeAthers--and Feather
Beds, from the lowest priced to the first quality.
.4sos or hsnd-sn assortment Of Mattresses. OF all
kinds Al5m1 Nov. Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-25

HAS received from New. York, a va
u K riety Of Chidrens pleasing Juvenile Books
---some Friends Journals of their lives and other
valuable Rocks and Pam mthets. on various sub.
iects, not TO be found in any other store in town
A good assortment % Dry Oo9ds, a.
mong which are. superfne Cloths. green aud white
silk gauzc. &c. &c.
A good assortment Of Teas, and new crockcry.
Cheap. =. sept 30
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-25

" < . ~ 4, " ND VI,N IoENIiS TN u
ySTuEN cue for onesdr 'l.r, or at most for two
: VIZ d0i,srs, can be obtaioedtos cough, cold,
asthma dlKcuity Of breathing. ,shness ot the
chest, whe Lng pain in tBe side, spIt,ng OF blood
a strained stomach &c, must il not be matter o
snrpiize that the obituary daily swelled with
deaths occasioned prlncipaly by colds On an arer.
age az teas, M
S-5s Cne R9ndrtd d u F.fty thousand Persons
die anlu.llyo OF consumption. originating principally
eulty of breathing and pam ia the side, st length
ih, ungs become afs cteu consumption ensues, and
death closes the scene Alas too often does pre-
judice. by listening 10 sud adopting the opin-
ion OF others, psevai; ,he coy preventing trial OF
such medicines as mght afford relief under the
idea that reliet Can be obtained Scarce case
ocrurs but may be relieved BY the timely spp!ica
linn of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-25
kEAL ESla1'E.-for sale.

|THs. subscrIoer oilers ior sale, his
n new Dwslling-iioaser on the Point, where be
now sesides-.ha Dseii,rg 5ousc IN Cross-steect,
back OF Mr.. B, u as,n Hafs--one third OF Dwell
ling Horse. in Niii street, neary opposite te Rev
Eir. Hitchcock : neet.tg house, Sow oocapied BY
Thomss Handy. ia = \ 4fge Store On the ioog
wia la biaoksn,ln's ehop and quan,uy Of ools
IN Crosss;r, et--,nd 10. ol Lsnd, IN kewtswn, sd
joining the land os sess,s Abrsb,m s. Gso 1iley.
'ihe whole of he above will he so,d reasonable
terms. For particulars and ins.rra'ioa Fesstye 10
sad premises apply. WILLIAM WhaEa
NeNnr u Oct 2l 1873. rl.n 90
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-25

JOHN & AAkON HALL,
- ESpEcrFULLy inform the inhabitants of New.
IN port and its vicinity, that they have appointed
JOB SHERMAN. OF Newport, their agent 10 receive
and deliver sll kinds OF silks, sstins grapes, con
quans shswls. six aud cotton hose ribbons, cloths
, oi ~ kinds, stuffs. Nsnkns &c &c. which lbey viii
venture to say, will be finished 10 style equal. it not
superior 10 any Dyeog- House in Anerics, and the
irice of coioring reasonable and uniform sceordng
10 re, width, color, sc. May az.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-25

PAINTED AND PvsL1sHEpBY
VTLLLlM SLN0NS,
rRIsrKa or rHE Laws or rHs UNITED sTATxs.
.....
Terms af fAs Rspp5scan.
Two dollars yssr--oae bali ia Advaace.
Price Of .7dpernsirg
One dollar and fifty cents square, for three weeks,
ana twenty-five cents for each publication after-
smaller ones in the same proportion.
az Advertisements will be continued s.X forbidden,
unless the term Of continuance be specihed.
GT Job Work satisfactorily executed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-25

Eaythea, Glass y, China Ware. -
TUsT received a/gsDer. assortment of Eaplbcn.
j Glass * Clns Mare, smont whlch are, twenty
five crsles assorted saitab ~ Lountry stores.
Wares repacked al short N'5ice.
Oct % aRuIiiB aiU MUNRO. & Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-22
;, X ALEXANDRIA:
.fO.NDAY, JUNE 90, 1918.
coUNrERfEYIs.

Counterfeits, in imitation of the Five
Dollar Notes Of The Marine Bank Of
Baltimore, are in circulation. They are
dated June ed, 1917, and made payable
to J. Rodgers. The engraving is vel
executed, the paper similar, the sigma
lures AID filing up SO much like the &c
nuine note in general appearance, as to
deceive readily where there is no suspi'
cion eIcite' although easily detected BY
those who are well acquainted with the
genuine signatures. We give it as q ne
cessary caution to all who are not good
Judges, to have the genuinsness Of notes
Of the above description aseertained be-
fore they receive them. [ baltimore Gaz
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-22
From the Bellefont Patriot.

Mr. BrindIe-The Merlno breed Of
sheep having encreased very much Of late
yeas in this and the adjoining counties,
the following directions for preparing the
wool for the cards and for card'ng It, may
be useful to many Of yonr readers. The
principal objection will be removed
The owners should stand By and see their
wool carded If they wish il to be v ell
done. WI
Rerpe for preparing and earding Me.
rino trooL
The WOOL ought to be washed before it
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-22
PAYING FOR PEEPING.

Two women were lately prosecuted in
the court Of quarter SESSIONS of PhiIadsI-
phia county, for the me of cares drop
p,ns, or listening under the caves or
walls Of house. 1t appeared, however,
in the course Of the trial, that instead Of
eaves-dropping outside Of the house, they
had only been psepins through the key
hole Of door inside Of the house. The
jury acquitted them Of esves-droppiug,
bit directed they should pay the costs ri
prosecution, which amounted to upward.
Of $40. tF9iad. Pr.em Journal
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-22
NEW RELIGIOUS SECT.

A new religious sect who have with
reason assumed the name of LusATIcs,
have lately sris. n in Ireland. Tne toun
der of this sect is a woman, who pretend
that she was one night suddenly trans
ported to the Moon, where she was in.
tsodsced to the queen Of that lumrnary,
and instructed in all the mysteries Of the
lunar faith. She and her followers, in
number about forty, have taken up their
residence on one Of tue mountains in the
county Of DsNn, and abstain rem inter
curse with all others. ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-22
SIN GREGoR MGREGon

This celebrated chief.ain, whose ex-
ploits in South America have been the
theme of so much conversation in rng-
land, had narrow escape. by the scci
dental ovcrturnins, nea' Wooller, Of a
stage coach in which he was passenger
for Edinburgh. A young lady in the
coach had her collar bone broken, and
was so much bruised, that .he was left al
Wooller. TLondon paper.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-22
THREE SUBSTANTIAL REASONS.


1t appear f'om Iii, athoIIc Majrsty''
proclamation for the liberation of Mr.
Mead, see 9TH column that he was i'm
PEELED to this act Of justice " in conse.
ounce" ct finding in array against him,
the following formidable phalanx:
1T The Executive Government Of the
United States.
81. The Editors Of Newspapers.
81. The Congress Of the U. States.
Had Mr.. Meade not been immediate.
ly liberated, the following small addition
would have been n aae TO the above:
4th The Navy Of the United States.
9Th. The Amy Of the United States.
Gibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-22
P.tees at Lirsrr oo', May g.

Ptees at Ltrsrf oct, .Hsy9.
Cotton, duty pa'd-sea Isnd, S. Sd
to 4s per ID; do. stained, lslld to Z
Cd do; Upland, Is Sd to lsslseo;
New Orleans, Is Cd to IS do
Tobacco, in bond Ordinary leaL, Cd
to II per ID; middlipg, 71.2 to 81 do;
good and Il e, 8 l.2 to IOd do; stsmu ed,
8 to 10 - do; Kentucky, S to 7l.sd
do.
Ashes. Boston, Isl PIT, Sc to 81. per
cwt: New. York do IS tu:56s do; Mon
treal do 81 TO SIS do; inferior and
stained, so to 50 do; pearl, Sc to 81 Cd
do
Rice--Ameriean, in bond, Sc to sSs
per cwt; Brazil do IS 20 "A. do.
Flour-American, 4s to sos pc. Dbl I;
sour 42 to 43 do; rye, IS to SIS DO ;
English, fine, 6s to 70s per $50 lbs 1; Irish,
seconds, Sc 20 SIS per 240 lbs.
Wheat-E English. les to IS 6d per 20
lbs; Scotch. IL to iSs do; American, ia
~ 10 l3s Sd do.
Timber-Common pine, q I'd to 4, Cd
per foo, Georgia pitch I,ne, s. Id to 81
"a do; slaves Am W. U. bbl. LEI 1 IS
per NJ. /; do hid. 10 to 2ss 90; Quebec.
IS to lO4s per Stand. N.
Tail. -Ru.sla Vel. Can. e, 10 GO.
per cwt soap. rs to Us do; Brstil, s2,
do; Irish, 80 to 82s do.
Bark. Qnercitron, II to a2s per cwt
| beesway, America, IA los to us do;
clover seed, do. Is TO U.s. doj Tar. do,
lbs Cd to 49, per barrel turPcnline, do
10 70 l9s per cwt; rosin, English, los
81 do; hemp, st Petcrsburgh, clean, 50
10 Isl per ton.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-22
ALA BAMA


A gentleman in the Alabama territory
informs Us thet' the Indians have again
become troublesome on the Federal road.
A party Of men from Fort Dale, in a
skirmish on the a2d uIt. killed two In
dams, beidnging to party which had
been seen frequently skulking about Oh
the road for several days previous, and
who, it is believed from their menacing
conduct. designed attacking the tout
They have committed no murders yet
bot have plundersd several plantations,
AMI carried away q considerable number
Of cattle, hogs, &c The mail has beer
suspended until the danger be over, or
some arrangement made for its safe con-
veyance Governor Bib has gone to IT.
Crawford, tor the purpose Of m king sti-
pulations, ,cith the Indians who surren-
dered themselves on the EScambia, and
will thence proceed to the frontier to a.
dopt measures for the better security oil
the exposed Inhabitants.
E.Nilledgsvills Reflector, June 9.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-22

made them. Mr.. Meade was libe,sts1
on the 4th Of May.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-22

RESPECTING ROBERT GoURLAY.
To the Editors Of TIL Nat,oaa! Infelti-
geRcer.
As Mr. Robert Gorrlay appears to be
acting . pretty conspicuous part ia UP
per Canada, on outline Of that gentle
mans life may not be unacceptable to
your readers,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

The propagation Of fish is peFhaps ore Of tho
most oDscur matters 10 natural history Fl
was formerly 4 common custom, ia some or Tie
Scottish rivers, TO " fish the waters" az IN was
called, by torch light, during theapawnint , a.
son The Ter end Of November aud betin.,p,r
OF December. On these occasions Il b1at lnr,
niShcd wit a strong light, was ndvigatrd in
guest OF salmon, technically deGOmiuaici Bons
lquhsi males, We Supposed wiiich wheu disco.
Vered were Immediately spcdipi. Wiincss
u these expeditions relates t!ip Following faCt .
- iwO lish % tic moderate siLs rthtrs
nbcul eighteen inches IUdC. we're suuprznI Ia.
10 HohoD pace, resembling the ri.t "a carr
""rti cyuut eight on uIue inches wide AL "a.
'utr ni &c thdu two feet long, which fhry had
ttdcnilf dug iu the stream. II vas in IL dial
''". Fb"nl - Yards abDvea pool 81 cousideF.-
F't dtt'u. - IheN were rot even Disturbed hv
ihr gi"fc "i tbc torch Iight aud were. tor the
sale o. lu'lirr Investigation, lpfi 10 thc same
.l"tc =" winch tiiey were discovered. Next
d"y there vas no appearance Of the hollow on
iHr contrary, ihe spot which had bcps arcu.
lhlei' matErd, vas, vt any thing. tathcrh;s.tcr
ih'r tie re-i ot the gravel. IA at1ui ilroc
week. or month after the spawn hid breu
,hus deposited, The spot aud lDf a considerable
distance around IL, WAS covered sitlia gltf,
substance, resembling the spawn Of t,ias
which seemed 10 bind the sand a.,d srayrlf IN
get'icrS as To prevent their yeiIs sclpi rr9u
o. msVed W iHg c0ITe|t. About iic beg,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

ming Of February this substance seemed to he
disappearing, aud one day, about the middle of
the month, the gravel appeared to be actually
heaying mp and down. A considerable fall OF
rain raised the river. and prevented the tu,nu
iuS being turned over nh spade at this criti-
cal period; when the water fell on its former
level, no yestise OF The fish borough remained
The pool sclow was however Investigated, and
found TO swarm with myriads OF iish, some so
small ms to be scarcely visible TO the naked eye
In week they had Increased IN size couside-
rably in a fortnight the pool was murh thin.
ned, aud the Try cond be traced nearly mile
down the river by the middle of March some
were an inch and a halt long, and in May seven
dozeN were caught with tue rod and lis, geue
rally from four TO six inches in length they
were moving m shoals, and making their wav
To the sea. The writer adds. that in spawning,
the breeding fish are followed into the small
rivers bya species called spawn suckers, vino
dig up aud feed upon the deposit; the youn.
have also many enemies, but still the increase
is proIigious."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13
MISSION 10 JERtIc,rr,,

Ii liz with feelings of peculiar pleasure, ne
learn that The American bsard OF Commission
ers for forelsn Missions, ~ consequence of
tate ahd very interesting intelligence, have
just established a mission TO Jernsaie,n. and
have appointed the Reverend Levi Parsons
and Mr.. Piiny Fish as their missionaries.
America has thus commenced the first mission
10 ina, city 80 dearto the hearts both OF jews
ana christians. It's most proper that such IL
nis'ion should be begun by the American peo-
pie. we alone, OF all the nations of the earth,
can stand up and say, tiiat we have never been
ensagedin prosecuting the Jews. Among ms the
chtdten ot isiaei have the same rights and
privileges as those OF us who are Gent,les
RecOrISr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

GAMES RtNER LAND FOR SALE... Tn. snJscrIL.rs
wish dispose Ola tract OF land lying ia The county
oIPoWhalan on james river about miles above Rich.
moid aud ia the neghborhooa OF several manufacturing
mills This taci contains by late survey 36G acres
one third OF which is well timbeted cleared land Of
prime quality, clay foundation, aud may he greatly ui-
proved by the of plaster clover is well adapted
to the culture ott"bacco corn, wheat and other kinds If
produce raised IN this part of the II is thought
unnecessary to give ans further description presumiug
persons disposed tn purchase will view land whic
viii he shown by Mr.. w. WILSON who resides on the
place n Terms liberal, and made known on pplca-
lionto PUIIIAN A. SWANN
October 10. AZ IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13


SIAuNroN ACADEhN.-The winter session (cou-
~ sistng, AS usual of - mOahs) will commence al
the aboveacadeny, on tue 23d of November next.
The system of Instruction will embrace an extensive
course OF elementary, mathematical 4 classical studies.
wiring, Arithmetic, ookkeeping, taccordn. TO the
trne Haitian METHOD Eucds elements Complete men.
suraton OF superhces and solids the theory and pTac.
ice oi aEd surveying, guagina practically, plain and
spherical rlgonottr comic sections Algebra dating
navigation, iortncaIons and gmrHeTy, the elements oi
astronomy modern geography, including the the
CLONES, ana the construction of charts and MACS will he
taught by BARTHOLOMEW FULLER, professor OF ma
thenatics.
The classical department, con9ucied by l.. II. GI-
RAHpIN, will, under the present regulations embrace
The Latin, Greek and French languages English gram.
mar, bellies ieitTes, ancient geography and
tory.
TERMS, per SesSioR.-FoT writing, English grammar
and aIllhmeiic, $ i5For all the other branches or
any ofihem, S25.
N. Is. The above charges include fuel &c. &c-Board
can lie procured, AZ moderate price, III respectable
families and The SaIuhTiy OF the ills vicinity
rs generally known. The rules AMI regulations ioF the
government OF the academy, together with other desira-
bic documents may be obtained from tie undersi
SAMUEL CLARKE, Sec'y
81 The Hoard Of Trustees.
staruton, Sept Is. 80 .t2sN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

'EWtNil OILhks REWARD for fellow call,
BlLLEl, sonttines calls himself Biiiey Pic, - 10
e'"peu rom my paniaon ia AbeiDaIle county near
ocots hahdinB,on NonSa. the lath inst.-He 10 very
oack, Trim anu straight mace fellow, assut
hish, with nncoinnoGy small eyes and high forehead :
also small hands.
The above reward, with all reasonable charges IN be
paii i"r his delivery at my plaptaton securing him
IN jail SO that get him asain.
ALSO, Treaty DotidrS Re,rGrd for GEORGE HJCE-
LRSoN,o or GEORGE, who eioped from NY plantation
some time III June. lie Is likely black fellow
o'eet or inches bgh--fic was hired Of Mr. Etubin
Mar,n, OF Fluvann3, near Columbia aud III all prn
hah'it, lurking about ihere, or Richmond as he was
Waterman. ROBERT LEWIS.
August 20. Al an,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

4 ME auNDhED DOLLARS REWARD. ..Eapaway
~ itoi the Subscribers, ON Saturday the 10th inst
negro fellow naied ELL about 81 years old and about
itet higi...A negro wencb named LUCY, about IS
years old. ana her CEd naTed MARIA, about IL yeats
old Ia he supposed the above negroes NV ay
by tree iruattu fellow, from the neighborh oed
OF BALTIMORE The above reward will pad TO any ne
son who viii deliver them the subscrbei Saiishuf,
~: Cafona, anu all ieasonrhe expenses paid-or = 10
VIII he paid To an, who VIII deliver them IN amy
Jait III the United States. !. rORRENCE,
Oct y. aU..St X. MCNAMARA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

ENC iSDiA$S....tOIi
q. ,k3 n'DHik FIR liz drHb. az the cag,,o Of
~ s-. IS are apyJiufcGt ~ dtvrrrti,,i
OpcR hp gi1H.h, jHdge Ugilc0s5lg and plggg
N c4esf W Tue 1JOr 0Hd HGrdy.
J.. my fist numrer had before Tie cnhlic.
tic Feis forwarded by maii les, winter 90 lie
President OF tie United states. ! shai nov
rN 40 accoaui Of some Information tie ~.
Gmns have received. IS from government
Sincc that period buj as fIc Jndiaus lave
not Seeh able to ooialU copies OF Tho commu.
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RIOTiCE....A petition win be presented 10 The new
y General Assembl, Of Virginia, pray lup that an ats
may Pass aVhorsGg toe administrator Of the estate Of
James Bot dee 20 make tight certain lots and heuss
es III the Town OF Amsterdam, Botetoui. county
Amelia, oct 30. ji..W3ws THE LEGATPgs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

4 SELECT catalogue q; grained APPLE TREES for
- sale by JOSEPH HILL, at his nursery IN Sussex
county, Va. near Davs's posi- Once aud within twenty
miles OF Petersburg. Abrahams, Barker Barrow
SeediIne nostonian, CIaTk's PeaTmain. CoXs Greens
DICKS Seeding, Erickson Golden Widng Gulley apple
Gregory, HoTse apple, hinges ughs crab June apple
Joshua, Jonathan, Leather Coat, Mitchell, May apple
Mountain cider appls, New York pppin, Old Town crab
odd House apple Red Hughes, Spi1enbufg Sweet Seed
Ing, Wine Sop, West pippiD, Winter cheese apple.
fJCenilemen wishing fOr any Of the above trees may
apply to The subscriber, who will sell and deliver them
Oct so. 5i..5t JAMES WINS ROW. 18th 81.
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&IoIiCE.... am DESTROYS TO Gloss, as soon as posi-
Ole the accounts OF my administration on The estate
oi my late husband, Doct JAMES GKEENHOW. Those
indebted totat esatc therefore requested make
immediate payment 10 Mfr. John Watkins collector in
me absence of Mr. Jas c. anthony, aud To MIR. Antho
ny after his return To this city. i3..u
October =. Lucy K GREENupW