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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-17
Watch business.

which will enable him to give general salts.
faction to those who may favour him with
their custom.
april 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-17

New Cheap Shoes.
s.. g. ID. REED
HAVE just received a large assortment
j. i Of SHOES, which will be sold Tor
CASH, much lower than they ever have been
in this place. aprill4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-17

John H. Laid.
HAVE just received by schooners Indus
4 ltry. Thomas, Mary and Polly, and On
ly Son, fol sale
466 casks thompson lime
$50 do camden lime
SO bbls N. E. Rum
100 ps. ravens duck
50 do russia duck
goo cast iron tea kettles & covers
Is boxes tin plates l-3 cross.
March I9.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-17

SHOES, Hats and BonnetS.
TUST received, and now opening, for
q sale by WILLIAM TRUE,
At his store, King street,
A large assortment of ladies' & gentlemen
shoes of every description.
Gentlemen's fashionable beaver hats
Do. do. low priced 10.
Boys fur and felt do.
ALSO,
cases ladies' straw and Leghorn bonnets,
(some extra 6ne.)
All the above together with his former stock
will be sold at very low prices.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-17
Hardware and CutIeru.

Among them are the following articles. at We.
ry low prices.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-22
PRIVATE SCHOOL.

T1HE inhabitants of Portland are respectfully
L informed that the subscriber will on Monday
next commence his private SCHOOL in new and
cons enient room erected for the purpose, on Cum
berandl Street. The situation is pleasant, central.
binary business and pleasures Of the town, and has
a large aud clean yard for .he exercise of the pu-
pills.
: ne method of instruction will be a regular
course OF English aud Mathematical education, for
he man OF business and lady Of usefuness-wtb
the preparatory exercises TO, admission College.
lhe number Of scholars being limited at forty
viii uuquosiio, ably enable the instructor 10 ad-
vauce them in literary pursuits, beyond what could
(in the zane term Of ,ime) he expected from the
Preeeptors" Of the public schools. For terms
please 40 apply 10 HUN PhlNCE.
1unp ~.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-22
MASONIC.

THE Grand Lodge II Alaiae vii he cnnsecra'e"
/ and its officers in.t led in public on tue "i'-
nroaching festival of 8. nha the Baptist +" fo',,
I.ad. rhe Grand oi;ieers 4 nas.ashuse,s ah"
New-Hamp.hi.e are .speotea to "ess'i ~ tue So
lemoit,es. The Grand o e vii asseinn'e ~ 'ia
son's Hail al O'Clock !. y. u "hieo ~ c'"o'."'
"a ,.u ,ate nn,,ce aud yvefn them,e Ives accord.
ing'y. =.
WILLIAM KING g.q. Grand .nnster
WM. LORD, q. Secretary.
June 3. 500.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-22
For SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale part ct
hi, es sbishment at lna.sn Old Town,
county o, Penob,co', consisting oftwo DOUBLE
SAW MILLS. almost new and in compile orr
der, with new and dursbIe dam. built by the
ao.t experienced wofkmen.
Two hunlred acres Of LAND, adjoin-
mg the same two Stores two Dwelling
Heases; several small bulldogs Blacksm''hs
mp. with coed set of Tools he will sell any
part Of the sbove TO suit purchasers, frcm one
two three quarters. Said Mills are situated on
the Main penobscot River, and always have {
constant supply of water, and Logs, and are
nne miles from the tide wster, Twelve mlles
l'om the fas, growing village of Bangor,
place Of Increasing trade. All the lumhsr cut
y said mills is RATED at the mills in rsfs, from
Zen 10 thirty thousand. and sent TO Bangor with
i oN difficulty, where they arc shipped to any
saket. For lerms apply to Jos. PoPr, Mer-
uan', Portland, or the subscriber on the pres
l &ses. JACKSON DAVIS.
oTonc, ian, II, 1890 If
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-22

is nothing too good for me. They reJoice &c
think tia, we are come, and glad 10 receive
us.-They have pam-w VINE, palm oil. both
aul of one tree. Their timber Is very large,
and plenty oft but 10 stone where have
been but they tell me there is stone plenty
where we are going to settle on the nam
land. This place where we are now Is John
Keze,l's he bough, tins place in oider tor our
safety, for fear TIE rainy season should come
On before we. could help ourselves. kezell
has ten houses that be has given up TO The
gent till we can better ourselves. he pala-
yer has not been held ye, all that there has
been, three OF the head have been here. and
seem 10 be very much pleased, so that ih'nk
we shall have very great success Every
thing seems 10 be very favourable, all only one
lbing, that is our ignorance-oor country IS
mistaken in calling the natives ignorant, they
know more than greater part OF our people,
| fnd that am put TO my trumps to answer
them in order 10 keep along with them. tell
them do not understand 4 but it appears that
they do not believe me, for they call for the in
ierpreler Bu, those 'igaorant people crowd
very hard. so it stands every one in hand TO
KNOW what they say and how they conduct
themselves people must keep themselves
very moderate and mild, and honest; for il
you get offended. and draw blood ever so lit.
lie, il makes no odds, for your blood they will
ave. for money is 10 object at all ; so find
our people learn as much Of the natives as the
aslses u OF US II Is true they are not better
learned, nor learned TO work, but they are
willing 10 learn aud watch every motion you
oanno, wink but what some OF them will ask
you what lhst means, OF II you nod your head,
or any motion, and you must tell them, and
give them to understand what you mean.
So, no more.
ELIPHALET NEWPORT.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-22
assessors Notice.

.rHR fublcribers hereby give notice. that hey
1 have taxed the Poi's and Estaies. Of tt. 'nh1oi
rant, aod oshsr pesfon. liable TO be taxs'i IN he
tovu Of Por,iauj, for the year 1920. ace.rdI 20
i,v, aod committed the Bills TO 90sEPH NJ
cERRIsH, for co,lec,ioo aDd they VII De IN
f...;oo a, ,he, Office IN the Bank OF Portland on
,he 26.h a7tn AID 2sah Of The preiens mooth,
from Q 10 6 O'Clock 10 the afternoon OF each day,
20 .t,eni the aprl,ca on of any perfon' consider
inc ,hemf.lves ovessazed in iaid Bill
'"s DANIEL COBB.
JOkL HALL,
VIM. SWAN.
Aueffcrs for the so~n Of Portland
Portland Juae 8, 1870.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-22
NOTICE.

Tying SMITH woulj inform his customers and
i the putlc that he has taken MS brother. HoM-
As SMITH ian experienced workmaH mo par,
ner.hip w,h him, aud intends car y.ag on the
CLIO iHlNu BUSINESS, ~ usual.
The subscr,bsrs would also inform their custoH-
srs that they as making several ne~ additions 10
the Mill aid o,her works, which. together with
The new Mill.dsm recently erected, and The strict
a.,entioa they intend 10 pay to business, they Hat
ter themselves they shall be able 10 give general
Satisfaction.
TYING SMITH,
THOMAS SMITH.
stroudwa,er. May 22i. 1870. (D
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-22
HaIf iownship Of Eastern Lands.

no be sold at Pubiic Auction, oa THURS
DAY, 99th Juac inst. at noon. at Merchan'-
Hall, in Boston, one haG township Of Land, OF
nx miles square. INDICATED, granted to trustees OF
Derby Academy, in the town OF bingham by re-
solve OF the General Court Of this Commonwealth
June n. 1908 For terms inquire Of DIR. LEVI
LINCOLN, of bingham. or JAMES SAVAGE,
boston. epts June ..
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-22
SMOKED HERRINCS.
O00 boxes Smoked HerriDgs,
AOV Of prime quality, jun received and for
ia,e b, ATIWOOD q QUINCY,
Ne !, UNION Wharf.
Poytlaud, March 81. IT,
S;herif's Sale.

TAKRN By execution and will be sold At Vsudue
on MONDAY the seuth day Of Ju,y nss., q,
two of the clock 10 the afserneeo, on the prem
ises,
a Ii the right 10 equity which Stephen Rgs'
"A has 10 redeem his homestead farm, s't-
aaed in We,bsook, coussiai0g so acre., more
or lsss; bossded sousher.y on the road from
Portland to 0ofham westerly on town road
aod on land Of John Jooes; sa'tsriy and nor he'y
ou lanAs OF John CooId, Lucy Creenleaf ana James
Rigg; together win ali the buildings sher con
ievsy Of % execution the sane oeing under .
mortgage to james Dserins, E'q. for one thousand
do or. snd interest on that sum from the Gfteehih
day Of May, 1871.
GARDNER WALKER, Dyse, ST.
June g. 1890.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-22
cOPARTNERSHTP FORMED.

COPARTNERSHIP FORMED.
q AMuEI. CHASE informs the Ynblic that hs
y has formed Goa nezion 10 the
Coopering Business
win Mr.. WARD BONNEy, and that the business
v;,l in fu u-e he conducted at his late stand oo
Wsery Wbs.f under the ''rm Of
CHASE & BONNEY,
vhe,e every kind of work in their line will be er-
sc. "A ,v;,k desoatch and on reasonable terms.
THEY HAVE FOR SALE,
1a0 barsels No. 8 NJ sCKgRRL,> Of this years
catching. Ah', Dry F'sh ~ uua'.
Psvttesd, Ysss Is.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-22
NOTICE.

THE copariuer-hp herst fore existing undef
l the firm Of LUfKIS X KELSEY is this day
dissolved ly mutual consen,.-Al persons md bed
u said ifm are requested TO make immediate yay-
men, JOSEPH LUFhiN,
JOEL KELSEY.
Pownai, June ~. 1890.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-22

Robert Southey, Poet Laureat Of Britain,
i, is said is writing Poem, the scene Of which
is laid in Connecticut, and The subject, King
,bllips' wars Mr.. Souhey has been con
sidered, and doubtless truly, the author of
some Of the bilterest articles on this country
which have appeared in the London Quarter
ly Reviews, and it is said lis intention is by
this work, to remove The impressions against
him which those articles have occasioned.
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-22
TABLE OF CONTENTS.

pOAsI
The C-ed.bi,ty OF the Mosaic Hstory-Causes
which have ope s,ed 10 plunge Anc,en, HIT ry
into darknes.-S)urc > whence the kno wied,e Of
Ancea. History rs drasa-iirie. Historical View
oil ,ne Assyian E.upre, from .,s foundation 10 the
re.gn ot N'nyas-Ot the Ase rian lsmp,e from
the reign Of N,nyss 10 the fall of Nineveh-Of toe
As-yr,aa Empire, f'om The destruction IL Nineye ELI
1, the taking Of iiaoylon By Cyrus ol the Per-
s,an Em ire, iom IT'S foun ia.ion To the birlh of
Cysn.-Jf tue Persian Empire, from .he bifh of
Cy Us to the conquesi OF The Lesser Asia-Brief
historical View of tue Persian Empire, from the
redaci ,s of Asia Minor, by Cysus, tall its sutver-
SION oy Aiexandrr-Of Ancient Greece, from the
earliest ,.nes to the ,eg,sla,ion OF Lycurgus--Ol
Ahc.eat Greece, from the legislation Of Lycul gus
nii tae issue II the Persian ins aaon--Of Ancient
o,eece, ,ron, the Persian ~ a.ion till ,he dealh
oi Ais 2auGer the Great-Jf Alcvander's Empire,
tom ms DEAN ali its subjusssioa BY the Romans-
vi Tue ion,an Emplr, from the founding OF
home ny ltomuI,, to lne expsl,ion of Tarqu.n the
proud Containing period Of 2l5 years--Of the
h1Aian Empire, irom the expulsion ol Taiqain to
lac coaqaest ot Carthage or the Roman Em
pre-, tne fall 0t Car thsge 10 the reign of Com
moaas combining period Of 3il yea,s--tiener.
al observations on the Roman History. from the
accessoo vi Augustus TO the death of Marcus Au-
.e..us--nr,ef historical View OF the Roman Etl,.
pire, IRON Tue reign oil Cominodus 70 tue extInc-
non Of the Western Empire, under Auyustuius
containing period OF 203 years--Of the Course
OF Empire from the fall OF Rome 70 the establish.
meat OF the Empire of ChareInsgne f; Containing
a period OF 5lA years.
VOL. II.
Brief Historical View OF Europe, from the be.
ginning vi The niath 10 that Of tbs sixteenth cen
tury. Containing period Of TOO years-ths Cru
sades; ihe ottoman iurks-lmporsant Dscoverie,
ana Iupre evsptals-Br,ef Historical View oi the
Nations of Europe, from the ax,eenth century to
the pteeent uay--f ance--ihe Northern Powefs
-.,reat Bsitain- he kcclesiastical sistes-Ihe
Present. state Of Europe-Of Asa--Of Africa -
of A,netica- Brief Dissertation ON the Importance
Of Historical Know ledge chronological Tables,
Accompanied with Questions adapted TO the
wors, BY Joseph Emerson, Instructor OF Byfeld
Academy.
1sisc, The MONASTERY; Romance--By
the su, hor Of Wasery, etc in two vols.
Likeg.se-A few copies of the
DEBATES in CONVENTION
for sale above.
June 9. (6w)
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-22
.NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TUST received and for sale at the PORTLAND
. SooSs JOSEPH S Hs i'y yJotiNsoN

A CONPEND OF HIS TORY, from the
earliest ti,sset compsshenaing general view Of
the present srate of the world, with respect to Civ
ilizat,o,. Religion. and Government; and brief
D,ssertat o6 The Importance Of historical knowi.
edge. isy SAMUEL WnELPLFY, A. NJ. Princi-
pal of the Newark Aea lemy. Fourth edition. with
corrections. BY Rav JossPn EnERsoN, Prin-
cipal of Bvefe'd Ac,,smy. Two volumes IL one.
TART.E OF CONTENTS-
The Portland gazette., 1820-06-22
"1'Eose western skies,
Where genius sickens and where fancy dies."

Bot this poetca philippe was written ii
the hey day rhapsody Ct The French reyolu-
tion.-The Ejnburg Reviewers, in the plen-
ilude of their beuevoence, have asked who
reads an American book OR countlymen
have yet to wipe This slain from their naiional
character. We need bot wait little time
and this will eifcclually lie done. II i, bad
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-09-13
POETRY.
rss ras RE- RsrusLrcAs.


Lines on theyeesns melaneAeiy death Of
EDWIN PHiLANDER PECKHAM.
wHv does the mothers stricken heart
lnctsssntly repine-
Why fDd il still 80 hard TO part,
And Innocence resignl
Prom sin, from pain, from sorrows torn,
An oH'ring due 10 heaven;
Eor tina. best end the babe was born,
Just ieat--but never given.
11is tuneful ear, sabIime, rcin'd,
Angelic harps shall hear.
While rapture strikes his opening mind,
When radiant forms appear.
With chsplet twln'd from sacred bowers,
A fragrant wreath he wears;
Not fading, but immortal flowers,
His nacred tcmpels wears.
Himself 4 Gower thus early cropped
Was hurricd'to the tomb;
Death your sweet EDwIB only iopp'd
In Paradise TO bloom.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-09-13
HATS AND SCHOOL BOOKS.

TEN boxes Mems, Youths and Chill
i dren's HATS. handseme aud cheap, just re.
ceived from New York and for sale at
q. WANTON's Book & Hat Store.
.dnong Them are -
J. wIJLsoN's celebrated imitation beavers and
Mems " bite and black Hats, with wide brims, at
the low price of 8 3 each.
Tweedy & Benedic,'s intuition beavers frat
quality mems real superfne ditto
White, Brothers & Co imitation beavers Wster
proof ditto msde entirely of Fur, ishs ond hard
some Also best No !, Hats
Children's white and black Beaver. and red Mo-
rocco hats.
For sale 90 ADORE,
SO Rcarns writing paper, Cap No 1, & 3, at one
dollar per Resm less than the usual price.
Letter paper and Stationary. Of every description
School Books Of every kind in use--as Aldcn's
and Wrbber's list, Cd & Sd vols Cummings,
Morse and Goldsmi,h's Biographies -Ari;bme,cs.
--Grsmnars, Dictionaries, Testaments, &c.--Ses-
mems nd blank Books
Paper HangingS and Rorde,s,
For Rooms and Window Curtains, selling oil at
very reduced prices.
CT Those persons who are indebted to G WAN
TON, and the more especially those whose Accounts
have been of lorg standing are earnestly requested
to call and mske payn ent, AS otherwise their Ac
counts will be put in suit in the course of 10 days.
Newport, May IL, 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-09-13

By fle P,esidEn Of Me Cnaed Sal
VII HRrxAs by an &C, Of Congress psfssc on.,l
w l7i Of March 1920, entitled " A act toai
tborize the President Of the United states td AZ
point Receiver Of the Public Monies and Rseis't
Of the Land Office for the district Of LswItnc'
county in the Arksnsas territcry," il is tpse,eG
that any person, iSsnS claim TO right OF pfe
empton within the SAID district, shall make know
his c:sim and location. according 10 tie pre,isio,
Of the laws in force, tie Register, at 'eas'
six weeks be fore the time be desgnsted by TIE
President Of the United States for issuing pstenL-
TO the soldiers Of the late army, entlsd TO tount
land in said disiricts
Therefore, James Monroe, President Of the U
States, do hereby designate The fourth Mopday q
November next, as Tie iicr at which patents e.
.toTessid shalt commence TO issue.
Given under my hand at iie city cf Washing
ton, the eighteenth of April. 1920
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President, JOSIAH MEIss,
Commissioner Of the General LAID Office.
Printers who are authorized to publish the laws
ofthe United States, viii insert the above cnce
week ill the first OF Ne,t tmber next and serd Their
accounts to the General Land Office Tor payment.
Nav g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-09-13
NOTICE.

JAMES TOWNSEND, informs his friends and
y the public, that he has employed IN experienced
workman. at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and is ready to attend to the calls Of his old Gus
toners and Frends--tbe smallest favour will be
gratefully acknowledged and punctually attended
to--call al the Chambers over bis Store, north
corner Of Bspnisters s-wharf
Newport, March 90, 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-09-13

a LARGE assortment of seasonsbe DRY
IA GOODS, Of the latest importations. are Just
received from the New.york Auctions. and for sale
a. No. ia THAnns-srRBEr. by
ROBERT u. LEE.
Gr The Public are respectfully invited 10 call
and examine for themselves
Newport, 5uvh - -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-09-13
CUNDALL'S MILLS.
NooI [aydpp.

THE subscribers info, m their t,:en5s
L aud the public. that they have feplenisbed
their Csrding Machines with new Cards o; rhc fF.
est and n.ost approved manufacture. and that sey
are now enabled 10 Csid Wool Of ell grades, IN he
best manner
They continue 10 Maiufaclu'c al binds OF Wool
en- Goods, as utuai --1ho. tbsy coJor and f,hist
Woolen Ciolhs of all descriptions, nidt color geg
ments, &c that have fade d, or become uniaapiof-
able AN branches Of the abcre busnese wni te
done with despatch, and on the lowest tets;@, Az.
the least favor gratefully acknowledged
CLARKE. & Gh!NNEIf.
N R~-sANrosp ALmy Liitle.Compton-- PELrC'
COMFY, 1i-crton-- WILLIAn PEAsss, Beisso4s
Ferry--ant, i0s SHppMAn, in Newport, viii re-
ceive and forward articles in,e,ded for the Msnr,
factory.
Por,fmouth, Ja'y l9, 1890.
THE VOLATIL f. AROM ATG
SNUFF, for Head Hche q Catdfrt7s
. Ecoa,MENDED by Doct. wAvEnnnrss, is
~ now constantly kept foes.e by
SAMUEL W. VlNSOS
Newport, May 10. 1890,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-09-13
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
T>HE subscriber, Auctioneerex Conl-
u mission Merchant Al Providence. TX. ~
would inform the Inhsbitsnts Of Newport and rs
vicinity, that he receives Cons;gnmerss. all de-
scripnons Of Goods Being in a Fire Proof Store.
and having extensive acquaintance. be thinks
his opportunities are as good for dspcsing Of all
descriptions Of Goods. as any -Iisving large
Lofts, well calculated for the reception of Wool.
he will receive that article for sale --Ali fvours
will be gratefully scknowIe dyed Reference 20
Iriaam Bwgew, Esq or Messrs. Rhodes 81 Smith,
at Providence. MARTIN STODDARD.
Providence, June 2t. 1890.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-01
[VOI. XViI.--NO. 25.

facha has openly thrown off bis alcgi.
a"ee 10 The Porte. and proclaimed him
sell King of Epirus.
Duef.-Mr. Gsaiian having al a nnI,;c
meeting IN Dublin, made use Of expre.-
sions which! lord Clare conceived 10 ,es
heci upon The late lord Clare, his father.
ana having declined either 10 explain or
quality Them. The parties met .his morn
ing IN Hyde Park, when Mr.. t;,a,,au
na.ing received lord Clare's tiye. imsianr-
~ IRE" IN the air. The itipnds present
hav,nS given Their cpinion hat the affair
conid proceed no further. Mr.. Graiian
came forward in tie hdndsomesi rrAi:nrr
ana stated. that having nov met iord
Clare IN The field, and having piqcp The
satisfaction required, he WAS Then w,lIiuy
10 admit he was wrcng IN havin. u,ane
use OF such expressions on which the
Paiues Immediately shook hands, aud
The affair terminated
By mail which arrived this moruinr
we iiavet rceive,lDuich papers 20 ,he tuth
INST. Intelligence from Brussels OF lie
D II states, F" the foreigners who vro,.I
Tor one of the Journals of this. civ. and
who have been ordered To leave The l,in,.
Conn.,. lave been sent assay with AN es.
cOri."
The following extract is dated Frank
Tort. June :" NJ. Rorlsch;lh, Who has
concluded loan With the Austrian ga
Ternmen', has made present of | so. Ooo
norIns To hls clerks on occasion of Tins
Transaction"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-01

ETrhe ENQUIRER is published twice a vees sene
raiy aud three times week duriug the session OF fte
Stdte Legislature. Price, the heretofore Fipe
Ooffdrs per anun payable in advance. Notes OF bar
notwithstanding Banks, (0nfy) win be received
payment. The Editors will guarantee the safety Of
reinitiing them by mail the postage Of all letters being
paid by the writer's.
t No paper will he discontinued tbut at the di,cre
oon Of the Editors until all arIeaages have paid
up.
tJwhoever will guafanteet the payment mime papers,
shall receive a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
" One S4uire-EirJt Lassrttoh, rs cenfs-each
continuance, 50 ceafs.
- No advertisement inherited until IL has either
essn patd for, ~ assumed 6y person ia this city
or les
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-01
Valuable Property for Sale

Vdludbfe Property far Sale.
IOURSUANT toa decree uf The Circuit Court Of the
United States for the circuit aud district
me subscribers, appointed commissioners Ter that
pufpn;e vi" proceed TO sell on tie premises ON Honday
tHe I'm ddy 81 august nert al the hour Of O'Clock IN
the aternoon the HOUSE * LOT near tke Basin Of the
lanai, and formerly occupied by SIR. Adam murray aud
desirable residence. Also $3.50 " "
ine houSE LOT adjoining Tn. Potts'warehouse,
OH tns street leading To Mayo's Bridge.
Terms OF SALE....6, ~ and ia months credit for
noes hegotahe and payable either Of The hanks in
ihis city, with approved enaosss and deed of trnt
upon tue property 10 secure the payment purchase
money .Ihe saleio be under the superintendance Of
hosCtRe, ROBINSON q PLEASANTS, Auc's.
+. N. NICHOLAS
RcH'D ANDERSON, tc,.
EDM. TAYLOR commissioners.
June 81. =, -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-01

Treasury DFF0rtmeRt, Hay 10, 1870.
NoiiCE is HEREBY GIVEN, to the propriein,s N
= stock Issued nrdrr the convention with France IF
sne sum hptil 1905 commonly called LOUISIANA
oioCN, 'hat the residue remarin. portion Of the
principal Of SAID stock will he redeemed on the 2Is of
next ensnihg the date hereof, and that upon
The surrender Of the the said res,dne
OF remaining portion will be paid IL the Respective
PROJECTORS, or TO their auOTuies duly authorized on
tue nay before mentioned al The Treasury IN asbimeton
OF ~ snih loan office the books hereof any portion
OF said stoCL may stand.
'NtOfhArloNiS FURTHER GIVEN, Ihatibe interest
due at the lime Of redemption sur OF tn residue
OF said stock as is bed IN Europe, will he paid as
ne'e'o'ote IN London and Amsterdam; aud that the
on such Ofhe residue said stock as las
neeh concentrated, will he paid the same time with
me principal either at the Treasury or at The Loan
OhIces before mentioned.
ASb ir isALSo HEREBY MADE KNOWN, That interest
on ihe residue or remaining portion of the rrincipaI
OF sad Louisiana Stock, intended he redeemed as
aforesaid will and determine after The 2ist dav
OF octoher, 1920. WIN. II. CRAWFORD.
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