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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-28
In Tolvn.Dleetirg, April 2lst.

III IOUH- UttEH.y, HPTH II9E'
NOTED, aud resolved, That each and every GER.
son, who shall suffer permit any horned
CauI. by him or her owned to run at large in any
part Of the Commonage. and in the town of New
port, from the frst day of May 10 The first Of No.
vember in every year xi,hou' having board across
the end Of their horns, of al Cttle, tyearings ex.
eepted) shall be liable TO pay the sum Of one Dol.
lar. for every horned Cattle by him or her owned,
suffered permitted to run At large as aforesaid,
for every offence one half and for the OF the
own Of Newport, and the other for the use Of Lin
sho shall complain And sue for the same.
Voted, That the above Resolve be printed in
9th the Newspapers in this town,
Wtsaess. JONATHAN ALMY. Town. Clerk.
Aprii 29
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NOTICE.

Newport. April 90. 1919
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or NE WPORT.

R ENTERED,
S'oop Fame, Chiids, New.york do Halcyon, Bliss,
do; schooner shibboIeth, Gardner, Havana.
CLEARED,
Sloop Resolution. Lawton, Hudson schr Superior.
Anthony. Windsor soop Roebuek, Crsndali, New
York, do Rose-n bloom, Cole, do sch Phebe VIII
liams, Meracabo
Brig stephen. stanhore, Of this port, arrived al
CibraIter, Feb. i8.
The ship William q Henry, swinburn, Of thi.
bort, sailed from Liverpool, March - bound to
Eew.Orieans, and put back again on tie 18th.
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JOHN. DYRE,
FRESH GOODS
ROBERT p. LEE,

800 .,. 10. TIE, Ihames' street,
IL AS just received from New.York, great ysrie.
~ of choice and seasonabie DRY 6ooi,S. Of
the latest mpor,stions, most OF them having not
been in this country three weeks, and were bought
wholly for CASH and principally at Auction, conse-
quently he win sell them unusually low for Cash
oniy-.imOny them - SIS. ana
Navy blue. black, brown aud olive superfne and
common BROAD LOrhS.
Blue, black mix'd and drab double MILD and
common CAssIMEREs.
Scarlet crimson, grange, blue and brown BON.
BA2ETTS.
Black ditto. good Assortment, from ls6 to ass
per yard
Black, brown, ligh, olive. crimson. pearl, drab s.
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MHRRLEO.

At Nerr.York. His Excellency DE Witt CLrN-
TON, Esq Governor of the state Of .Nev.York. TO
Miss CATHAaixE JOINS, daughter of the late DIR.
Thomas Jones.
DIED,
In this town. on Friday last, after short illness.
Mr. SYLVESTER BRowSELL, IN the 37th year Of
his age
At Providence. on the goth inst. IRA WISsoR,
Esq. aged SIS years.
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A special Lodge heo in the Hall Of St. Johns
n Lodge, No !, Newport. this 9th day Of A.
pril, 5sl9. by the iega members Of said Lodge:
AZ rVas Voted and Resoiu'd, That in regard to
q certain Puocation, auested by I. II. Peokham.
with deceitfui preamble, and containing gross
misrepresentation of the conduct Of the. Grand
Master Of the Grand Lodge Of the state, anl which
rs no doubt republished for the special purpose Of
swaying the minds Of the Public, preparatory to
the trial OF Two actions brought by Is. w, Case,
sgainst John Garlic, Grand Master, and Walker
Humphry. Grand Secretary, at the court Of Pleas
in May rerm--the public be requested to suspend
any opinion until the Jury shall decide the mer-
its.of the suit
IL is further Voted and Resolved That, for thio
purpose, the Secretary cause the above note to be
published; also, I list OF those persons who have
Withdrawn themselves from this Lodge prior to the
15'h July, 58i8' And adding those who have aimee
been taken in by B w. Case and his spurious lodge.
Also TO designate those VINO have since retracted
and returned to their own Hall, where this is
recorded in Book containing the recent signatures
Of nearly ONE HUNDRED Real members.
Attest, JOHN HANDY, Secretary.
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Fresb Hlexardria Ekoay---

1edS-- Iy0.aA3.o. Jt
3, Foo sale, on GARpsER's whs'l-
Fresh Alexandria supsrfne Flour,
Tyson y Souchong Teas. Csntons cargoL
White brown Havana Sugars. by the Box and
barrel 8, ~ =,
New crop Molasses. by hhds. & bbls
N r Rum, by hhds. k bbis.
Cavendish Tobacco, coarse and fine salt
4. Mess an3 prime pork. cod q scale Fish,
Bvcksport Heirings, Corr, ship bread, Z: crackesa
iso Gin eases, 200 Il. q hhds. Shocks.
. A constan, supply Of wrought and 1T Nails. as
sorted Duponts best Powder. do =, Apply to
Newport, Aprii 20. JOHN u LYON. yI
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BUT7GR.

The following is given as an improved
method of preventing the bitter taste which
buttet has at this period Of the year, from cat
tie feeding on turniops, csbbages, leaves Of
trees, &c.-Boil two ounces Of ssiipetre in a
quart Of water, and put two or more spoonfuls,
according TO the quantity of milk, into pail,
before milking 1t this i, done constantly, it
will preveut the taste Of turninps, but il will
not be effected if even once neglected. This
has been proved by twenty years experience,
add 1t 1t does not succeed, the farmers may
rest assured that the fault arises from the
neglect of the dairy maid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-04-28
PUBLIC NOTICE,

THE subscriber informs his frienda ,pd the pub
} lie, that he has taken into 10 psrineI ship ~,
LEwis GafsrsLL, j.. from Piymp'on, Mass snl
that the Manufacturing busitcss will hereafter 10
conducted under the firm Of k
CLARKE & GRINNELL. go
All persons having demands against the subsSl@
Der. requested 20 exTibi. them fJr ss'tIensnte
and those indebted are earnestly solicited 70 esaEd
immediate paymeSt SAMUEL CLAREG
Portsmouth, April 20. s.st a
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
Just opened by JOB SHEARMAN
A VARIETY of English, French and India
~ Goods-Csnton Grapes, good quality, Grape
A. n shsws, some very large; black Levantine
sik, vcry heavy black, white and drab plain silk
and Cashmere shaws various coIors Bobbssets /,
Bomoasins. stout enough for mems wsas; pink blue.
bun Ind fancy Ginghams Cahcoes. from 20 to 80
cents-with great variety Of goods. too tedious to
mention in an advertisement.
Newport, 4th mo 18th
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.hso-4 4 Merno Hdkfs. Brown Linens
and half Hdkfs s. English chez :,
64 imitation shswls with India and American do
nerino borders Dmities, Yestings blue
q a, s4 Ga and IA plain md yellow Nankins
silk Shawls. silk and tabby Vevets
- white silk do . OIL Cloths 81
"a and s4 cream col. Pins by the pack OF
ourd cotton do with pound . .
and without DO ders Best black and coloured
A. fancy silk hsndker- Italian sewing silk ;,
chiefs American Gingharns, for
Black snchaws and Sars. ls6
ne,is Parasol,, - .., -.
Green Lustrings 2S & 80 inch frat qaali,,
White and colord do cotton Umbrellas
Best black satin SusPenders
Black horentne, for Gentle mems crsvats 2
Vests Floss cotton 2 and 3.
Black and white italian threaded
Grapes Pioss silk t,rt - B..
Long Lawns ard linen Buff blue & pink strip.
Cambrics ed English Ginghams
White cotton Cambrics, Carlisle ditto ...
from ls6 TO $50 per Da ditto for 10 centa
yard per yard ,.,,
cone, ditto ro Ladies and gen,lernen's
Plain and hgur'd null cotton, silk and worst
huslins ed Hosiery a. a..
ve,y hne plain Lenoes. 6ememsn's buckskin,
cheap betyer and silk Gloves
Imitation, India and com. Ladies beaver, kid, and
mon book N~,shns silk ditto .tg
Book muslin Rdkis White Jean. and white
iS.ent powvr and stsaIn 4 Ms,seiIes e,,s. 81
loom shr,ings Ssiidapso. Gag and blaeh
American cheap ditto silk iiandkerchiefs i,
Caiicoes and Furntures Cotton ditto. Of all kind,
"a and ga damask First quality Needles
English and Russia Dia. sharps, blunts and be
pers a tweens ,
81 cotton Tablecloths Cotton, worsted and yarn
India Cottons dsrners
Irish Linens, from % to Wire sewing cotton y
s6 Cotton balls and Gne lin
81 Irish sheeting n thread.
Russia ditto ~,
LIKE WISE, a..
A quantity OF D,wlsss Linens. and stout Duck
fit for ssamens Trousers, very cheap.
NeWnort. April %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-09
FOREIGN.


The celebrated Wright The pedestrian,
lately walked tweire hundred Mules IN twentv
days. The last mile he performed i'm ~
minutes, aDdappeared very little iatigued.
A long and animated debate occurred
on the 18th oil May IN The house of Lords
OH "A motion for Committee to examine
The existing laws affecting tie Roman
Catholic part OF the community. The
motion was rejected by majoriiv of al.
Nearly twO million ounces of siiUer were
drawn from The Bank OF England, by The
East India Company, on the 18Th of
May, and shipped TO Bombay, Bengal
and China.
The Persian Ambassador was infrodu
ced 10 the Prince Regent al Carlton
House, on the 20ih Of Nav. He was cs
coried from his lodgings with az much
splendor aud parade as were the allied
Sovereigns some years ago. The follow
ing list OF presents, brought by the Am
bassador 10 The Prince Regent is given
in Tie Courier of the 2Ist:
a gold eBamelIed looking glass, npen-
ing"iih portrait of his Persian majesty
the object of which was 10 exhibit Al one
view the portraits OF two Sovereigns the
one IN painting, The other by reflection
sndaround which were poetical illusions.
a gold enamelled box.
4 magnificent costly sword, celebrated
IN Persia for the exquisite, temper Of lis
blade the sheath oTnamented with emer-
aids, rnbies and diamonds.
string Of pearl.
Carpets of Cashmere Shawl, composed
OF Tour distinct pieces the principal car
pet IL IN length ~ Persian yards, breadth
9yards. They were manufactured for Tie
King OF the Aigbans, who sent them as a
present 10 the Shah, who, without hesiia-
i'on1 sent them as the greatest rarity he
possessed To The Prince Regent. IN Per-
STA fhey were ineSiimable, Ncli speci-
men of manufacture having been there
hitherto unknown.
TWO Carpets Of Herst.
a large Painting Of his Persian Msjcs-
Iy.
Ten magnificent Cashmere Shawis, of
various sizes and denominations.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-09
One Hundred aud Fiffv Dollars Reward

One Hundred aud Fifty Dollars REGARD
4 ANYWAY from the subscriber, on the 4tb Of April
~ 1917, in the city Of Richmond a NEGRO MAN
who calls himself WAT MARTIN. He is a mniatto
ieo~ abont 30 years Of age feet q OF inches hyh
Is remarkable on account sf having red curLy hair
ana grey eyes, which generally appear be sore one
OF his legs somewhat shouer than the other though
scarcely to be perceived without nice observaton when
sandng,is very ap to staud fast his right leg and
Iather extend the ieft In pronouncing the word wbs
Key ~hieh ne very fond Of aud apt to call for al
public house, he ptononncss it whistey-aIso bi.cuit
bistet-waistcoat, wesot. Heis a very humble obedi
et fellow, and when spoken to, has down look. Ills
not Improbable that he may obtain free papers to en-.
deaye TO pass as free man, having absconded from hs
beat ~ the basin at Richmond with about S2O in
viii give the above reward together with all reason
able eSpenses,to any person who will deliver him to me
on my farm In Albenarle county, SCOTS Landing
or secure MIN IN any Jail so that get him again.
June ~, 1873. l3..w5w' ROBERT LEWIS.
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Iuenty Dollars Reword

WILL he given and securing in ;a
so that i.set him again, albright mulauo nam.
IA blCk VINO ran away from residence at the Seven
Islands, in Fluganna county the 2et OF June He h.
very likely bright mulao, strong and well made he
iiite DOW legged and has large white eyes and hen
spoken 10 has rather down look he has as well as
Tecollected three aur white spot. on his
lie is abont 73 or 2i years old about feet or in.
ches high. lie carried away wtth him snuff coIored
orosa coih COAT about three parts worn white pair
OF James pantaioons, black silk vest pair Of new
shoes, and black fur hat nearly new. { expect said
ieiIows al this time on james River and will
get to Richmond or Lyncbburg, where he will ex-
al hmsei 10 pass as free ..I will give the a.
ooVe reward Of twenty dollars if secured in any iaI
out OF the county, and IL brought home all reasonable
charges PAID, ~ five dollars n caught in the county
Juiy2. i6..3t THOMAS SHORES.
NoTIcE.-on Honday, thc 1871 July nerf ensMing,
v tt being court day. will be exposed TO public
sale TOR cash, AZ Goochland Courthouse the quantity
oil hinetyone acres and three fouTths OF acre OF
LAND, beng part OF large tract Of land OF two hun
ored and sxytwo acres aud three fouths of an acre
81 land. Also eTisl mill! with its appurtepap
Ce' adjoining said last mentioned tract land or so
much oil The same as will he Of value sufficient 10 raise
tue sum OF i've hundred and seventeen dollars eighty
thTee cents, principal; and which amount was euion
ed by the county court Of GooChland the 2Oh day
OF May, III The year lSl l. and which sum remain. now
supaid, aud due 10 Thomas Humphreys, assignee OF
valentine merweatber, in part 81 Diuguid Minis bond
bearing date on the 18th day Of October 1895 and
signed to said Humphreys by the said Nerw Gather In
WI nm 1t was executed on the nth October 1907 to.
getBsr with such further will he sufficient ia
discharge all interest due hereoH the day of sale
s1 The costs aud charges Of sale specified In deed
otnst bearing date on the 18th day of octobeI 1906
executed by Diuguid Minis to us, &c as trustees 10
eecnTe the payment of sundTy debts therein nen oned
10 the said Valentine Meriweather, his heirs assigns
among which debts the aforesaid debt is one. A des
cTipton OF the laudS and mill will given on the day
oi sale-and acting trustees for The benefit OF o
e, we will convey such title only is vested in us by
SAID deed. GEORGE ". PAYNE, audi r
-, NICHOLAS NJ. VAUGHN, trustee
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Gloucester Lowgronnds fot. sale.

Gloucester fairgrounds for sale.
an Thursday, the 5th Of august, will be offered
- for sale, on the premises, a valuable PLANrA
TON In Gloucester county, known by the name Of
.Seuern Hal This estate formerly the residence
OF Warner Lewis the elder aud has always been consid
cred Of the first estates Gloucester county
II contains $50 acres-hes OH the waters Of Severn
has all the advantages of sh and oysters and the Sew
ern 10 navigable 10 the door. The Improvements are
large dwelling. with every necessary ouhouse which
will be shewn to amy person Who may wish to view
before The sale, either by Mr.. Matthew ". Brook Mr.
Thomas Nelson, or the srbseriber.-The one
third cash, aud annual ipsalments for the remain
der, with lien on the property the payment
JOHN LEWIS, Admir-,
And one ofthe iegatees of Jonn r. Lewis, dec.
6Any person having just claims against the estnte
OF JOHN E. LEWIS, are requested to bring them for
ward and they shall be paid. J. LEWIS.
May Ia. 2..tds
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hiSSOLU trJN.-lbe copsitncrship OF Uhifc On
- UidSOD 90. was dissolved by inutna consent on
22d day Of hpriiAli debts owing by The late arm viii
he paid ny The subscribers and to whom all persons
indebted are requested TO make prompt payment.
The fTcHrh Darr mn Stone HaHetacfnTiBr Re.
HNe@ VIII ~ fmlure be conducted under The nrin Of
DAVIDSON x SMELL, who viii Keep constantly en-
hand general assortment Of WILL STONES, Of aII
sues, bnlt ny woTkmen equal tn any IN the United
states, Of select materials, which theJ will rs hitherto
warrant and sell at northern prices for cash. country
produce, or approved paper. those desrOns of oh.
tanning good, strong neatly fRithCd, REAL FRENCH
BURR MILL STONES, are respectfully invited tn call
at the manhiactOry ON isih, between - and streets
Richmond, or on old street, Pstersbnrg where ali
orders viii be thankfully received aud the sicest at
tenion paid, IN order TO give general satisfaction.
NAV W. i..u Davidson q SMELL.
at snDocfIher intending to remove to The south
y west, is selections TO sell his REAL ESTATE ~,
tbs cry snd iis vicinity. a dwelling mouse with an
hali acre lot Of land attached thereto the orcu
pancy 81 Mr.. r. q. Scott. bufldinz Tot M. TO- i'm
Cainphclfs plan, IN the rear of I. < ". miller Two
acres ~ land, handsomely situated near Mr. tlaxals
Aso, between and 600 Of land 1.-THE greater par
~ woeds) about SIX miles from the city..,.I will sell
a great bargain IN the above property.
lone ". Ie--s. h - r-.ossSa.
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1 viH cfer at Public SAID,

IN TUESDAY the 18th July inst. at O'Clock i'm the
~ evening, on the premises, MY PRESENT RESI-
DESCE. The improvements are all new, finished in
the best manner, aud of good materials The dwelling
nomse contains seven rooms, handsomely papered
ktcneh store room aud smoke house in one wing-in
tne other there are four comfortable rooms for ser
wants 1.-The wings a,e joined 10 the by circu
lar colonnade. The Onthouses are a dairy hen house
staoie COW mouse, and ice house. well Of excellent
wafer sarasn OF two acres, planted with vegetables
aug choce iruttreesthe remainder OF tue lot is
snch The heaithiness OF this situation which
- short of mile below the civ on the stage road
Ieanins 10 Wamshnre that during residence of two
years on the place no member of my family has been
affected with any of those diseases to which the low
country is subject.
The terms Will be liberal, Immediate possession heing
sven) and rs the times hard without hut
very moderate price will he expected Any one can
view the premises any day prior TO the day Of sale.
IT The sale will be conducted by HERON, SINTON
aud CO. I'll r. WAGGAMaN
July 2. as
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'dE sIbsct,brT hsving taken tue house iatel, occn
pied oy Mrs. Randolph, as PRIVATE BOARD-
NC HOUSE, hopes for a continuation of its former
espectabie custom, and pledges himself that II shall
~ poss,oe! herendered as agreeable as 1t was whilst
huer the management OF that lady.
~ PaIucaIar attention paid TO the accommodate
'wa'ehins 'ami,es.N GEt'. TuRNER.,
~ a
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~ The ENQUIRER 10 Published twice a week, gene.
rally, and three times week during the session Of the
Ssdte Lesifafwre-Price the same heretofore Fire
DoItayser aunuu, payable In advance. Notes Char
tered specie paytng Banks (onsy) will be received In
payment The Bdor will guarantee the safety Of re.
uniting them by mall the postage OF all letters being
paid by the wrters.
~ No paper will he discontinued (but at the discre.
ton Of the Editor until all arreaages besu paid up
whoever Will guarantee the payment OF ans papers
sAan receive a tenth gratis.
TRRMS OF ADVERTISING. "a ~
" One S9Hore-First Lnserfion, rs cests-sacA
seHft1&dnce, 90 cents.
No ddverfisencnf Inserted until 80 has either bees
2ofd for, or assumed or psrson tn this city
c1rons.
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AJOTICE....The subscriber alone is autbo tzed. TO
receive the outstanding debts due to the late con-
offn OF LYLE, SCOTT & SAUNDERS, having been ap
thereofby the Tor court Of
for the Richmond district IL 10 expected that ali p,f
Sons indebted to the said concern will make mmsdi.
ate payment, as longer indulgence cannot be afforded
y.
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euCE 10 VIM. Chiuk, boru IN Virginia; Archibald
ptinkard born IN Amelia county, Va. Thotns,
Jones, born IN Northumberland county va; Franklin
o. mart hsrn IN Essex comfy. Va. aud Edr ard crssn
po,n w NornumberIand county, Va. AN HON SER
ves IN the late war. II either Of them will cali at the
ENQUIRER Printing ONCE, Richmond, VA they will hear
something to their interest.
Jur- IS. 49,,
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Land in P0,rhntan for safe.

Land an FOichatdn for safe.
THIS subscriber wishes to dispose Oft or soNacres
LAND, lying in the upper end of the comfy of
Powhaan, beiug part Of the tract ON which he re
sides The greater part o. the asove land is IN woods
and some of II first rate tobacco land As no one Is
Their description is deemed unnecessary -
HENRY SKIpwITH.
Powhatsu, NAY IA. ztf
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NALuABLE LANDS IN Buckingham county, beone-
Jug to the estate Of Robert Craig dec Tor sale nv
auctisn obedience the last will and testament
oil hobeft Craig dec and in conformity to n decree of
the supreme eourt ofthe United States-w be sold at
puDitc auction on the premises, TUESDAY iOTH
AUGUST FAR, or on the first fair day thereafter the
tract OF LAND On the comfy OF Back ON bic
tne saio Robert Craig resided commonly called the
rome House Tract, situated Immediately oil James
river, containing by late survey, $40 acres: $50
acres OF winch are first quality inwgronds and about
oou acres OF TIE adjoining high land as good
20 any III the country the balance generally wood
ana some OF well iimbered. Tue improvements are
suhlcent Tor the accommodation OF small family
anu the situation equal any the river in that nan
OF Tue country ahordng extensive view Of the river
ior upwards Of five miles. II is niediateiy beIaw
ana In sight OF SCOTS ferry after ,he
saie oil TINS tract, will be sold another Tract of LAND
wing on Muddy crrek, continuing I2lO AIss .
another Tract, containing $50 acres purchased nv
hobert Craig OF Jacob Cot,re Each of those tracts
OF idnd nave heen recently surveyed and plated They
wiz De shewn to any gentlemen wishing to purchase
on application to MI Smith living at the Home House
Paniaiion-One, two and three years credit will be
allowed the purchasers, npon their giving bonds with
approved security and deeds trust upou the hand 10
essure tue pnnctual payment of the purchase money!
hHeT the sale Of the different of land eight mr.
ten NEGROES, with ALI the STOCKS and CROPS of
every prescription will he sold credit of years
the purchasers give bonds With approved secnriy-
Having several sales make the public are respecif
iahd VIII commence at eleven o'clock...By order Of
James Scott, Esq. executor Of John Leslie dec who
was ex'or ofRober Craig. dec.
HERON, SINToN & co. AuctIs
hoNCURE, ROBINSON x PEASANTS, Auc'rs.
SSssf- ~ s..tds
n The Editor ofthe Lvnchburg Press is yeonest
ca 10 publish this 0dveytisemeHt and fpy,ca1d MS
account TO This Office.
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tViHb sold. on Monday he I2th insf

wa De sold, on Monday the l2th INST
( N the premises, a TRACT OF LAND which the late
NJ. lhomas Wade owned, whick lies adjoining Isaac
rom Richmond 10 Manns tavern, - miles from the
FORMER, and enc mile from the latter CONTAINING 100
acres equal to any land in the neigSborbooa u will
ne DIVIDED to suit purchasers. The terms. aud II
months credit, bond with approved ty and deed
oirust on the land 10 secure the payment.
X. BURTON, Exor ofThomas Wade dec
- AL persons having claims against the estate Of
ihoMhS WADE, dee will please present them for set
utneni.-Lkewise those indebted will make payment
without delay, as no indulgence he given.
July b. II r. BURTON Fg'or.
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fehoU Springs, Montgomery county, Va.
THE subscriber has the pleasure to announce to his
friends and the public generally, that he has this
day made an agreement with Mr.. john WADE a gen
teman whom he has long known, and from his activity
in business Of this kind agreeable and upright
department. he has no hesitation in saying that lie be
reeves every eNeron will he made his part
the time and situation of those ladies and gentlemen
who may visit this valuable water pleasant and agree
able. CHARLES rAYI on
June7. JlS) 10 teeIv
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Az Irareiierstoho are fond If Ice Water,
NE invited 10 call and partake thereof at This well
N known honse o. entertainment INVITE CuIw
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