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From the ohio ORR.


Twas riding in the country last Satur-
day and heard an angry mother bawl out
to her son, 49," Sam Sam! what are you
doing there! To which the boy, in the
whining tone of one who was afraid of q
Aoging, nswered--Nofhigg."
was soon out Of hearing; but asked
my ysclf what are half the sons of men doing
towards bettering their own condition or
that of others2 Inthe language Of Sam,
] answered." Noshine." tr
What is that Fellow with ruiflles loung-
ging in the shade doing? Nothing.
What is that man leaning against the
corner of the square, shaking hands with
people and smoking his segar, doing ?
Nothing.
Sce that das,ly, with his hands in his
pockets Wellington boots on and watch
keys and seals enough suspended at the
waist of his pantaloons to justify one III
believing he had watch, what is he at
ter? NOTHING. t
What is that fellow standing at the ta-
vcm door, with his elbows through the
coat, domg2 Nothing.
Once more and Il am done. What
does the prin,e' get by dunnhig his Stin-
quenf subscribers I? Nothing. What,
nothing? Nothing.
An honest Hibernian, who had been
bred up in the interior part Of the conn-
try, and had never seen ship or boat,
happened one day to be journeying on
the bank of canal, in which was 9
barge sailing before an easy breeze.
Struck with the novel appearance of I.
Paddy quickened his jog, and, with
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NOTICE.

JAMES TOWNSEND. informs bis friends and
y the public, that he has cmplo, ed experienced
workman. at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and is ready TO attend TO the calls OF his old Gus
toners and Friends--the smallest favour will be
gratefully acknowledged and punctually attended
,o-csll at The Chambers over his Store, north
corner OF Bannister's-wharf
Newport, March 20, 1920
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The Mew- London and Hartford
MAIL STAGE.

WILL RUN as F0LLOWS:
TT will leave New-London at 8 O'Clock
i An every Tuesday and Thursday for Hart
ford. II will leave Hartford at 3 o'clock A. NJ. ev-
cry " edncsdsy and Friday for New London.
Good Horses and Carriages. furnished to conve,
passengers between each City as stated absve. b,
the subscribers, at New-Londcn by
a. q. BROoMr.
and AZ Colchester by w. MENTION.
New London, February 2, 1890.
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A farmer in France has published, that
IN 1917 ne took potatoes, each contain
ing ten eyes, and eachas big as an egg
one he planted whole, and the other, he
planted the ten eyes separately. When
he came to dig them up in October, he
found the single potatoe had produced
only to the amount of FIVE pounds
weight, while the ten eyes yielded to-
gether twenty pounds weight; and the
potatoes in the latter case were finer and
larger than the others. He cut off three
leaves about six weeks after their rising
above the ground, which being planted,
produced twelve potatoes.
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YALEARLE F.ARW

THE subscriber offers FOR ale. his Farm situated
j in Middletowa. about one mile and hall from
the sta,e-house in Newport Said Farm contains a.
bout so acres Of land with great quantity Of excel.
cat fruuees. Of faiikinds-toge,her all with the bui.d
Ings thereon standing For other information IN
quire of ALANS0N PECKuAM
Middietown, Feb. 20. Il
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STEPHEN IL. CAHOONE.
vAS removed to No.-Thames-
IL street, lately occupied by ]. {.
oHAw, Esq. where he offers for sale, a
general assortment OF
VINES 81 GROCERIES.
Nav
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By The President ef tie Umled States.

VXJHEREAS The President of the Unrsd etstes
wv is suthori1ed ty law To Cause CERTAIN Lanos of
the United states 20 b. offered ior sale
Therefore, l. james elonIoe, President OF the U.
States, do hereby declare and m he kao~n,. that
public sales for tie disposal, agreeaby TO law, OF
certain lands, shall be heid as iDows. VIZ:
At Delaware, IN Ohio, on the first Mondays N
August and Oo,obe' NJ x, Tor the sale OF he .ands
which have been surveyed in the dis.slc. of Della
ware, being As townships and fcactona. to"nsAPe,
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The following whimsical circumstance
is an absolute fact: Sometime since a
man who had business with London
Magistrate who is an auctioneer, gave
much offence by his neglecting to call
him his Worship, on which be commit
ted him to gaol for contempt--when the
man obtained his discharge he constantly
attended his worship's sales, bidding for
almost every lot, three pence, your
Worship! sixpence your Worship !"
which caused such scenes OF laughter at
the auctioneer's expence, that he was
glad 10 give the man Ten guineas never
to attend his sales any more.
During the late inundation Of the Rhine,
are dislodged by the water, took ref
uge on a tree. One Of the, boatmen
which were traversing the inundated
country, in canoes. to pick up the sut-
ferers, observed the Hare, steered for the
Tree, and without making his boat fast,
climed hastily up to seize the poor ami
mai. The Hare perceiving his danger,
sprang from the tree into the boat,
which was put in motion by the leap of
the Hare, and hoated down the stream,
leaving the boatman in his place upon
the tree, in the disagreeahle necessity of
watching the rise oil the waters.
Name, Jan. 6.
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REAL ESTATE.

THE subscriber off;rs for sale, his
i dwelling house and 10, Of land. sc. si;ua,,
on the Hill wbe re there is pleasant prospect Of
this Harbor and Sea IL stands the street leading
,swes directly down to the Red Market For terms.
fppy TO BENJ\MsN BUhDik.
Ncynnrt. Anrii % 1890
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ind immediate fossession gipe~,
CHOP No., on the north side the Parade, re
- Gently occupied by DAVID WILLIAMS For
terms, and other particulars, apply to Mr. Charles
Feke May 3
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l,2, 3, 4 and S
IL, 3 d ana t3
At Piqua, in Ohio, OF the first Morday ~ Sep
tember nc II, for The sale of the lands wttL have
been surveyed IN the district of P,qu~, beng SO
townships and fractional ,o~ nsbips
AT 3rookville, in Indians On lie first NJ nuay in
October next, for the lands which have been sur
veyed in the district of BrooksilIe beng Sc town>
ships and irsctl'nai townships
At Jefersonvil!e in Ind ana on the III Mondsy
in August II, tor the lands lately surveyed IN the
dstric, Of j. Jtfiersonve, beng 27 townships and
fractional townships
At Terre Haute, in Indiana, on the 6rst Monday
in September nexs, for The lands which have been
surveyed III the dstric, of Terie Haute, be -
townships and fractional townships
At Edwardsviile, ina mos. the Fl st NJ atsy
in October next, for the lands ateiy sust. . "A
the district OF Eawsfdsvi'e, b,ing SO tow bps
and fractional! townships.
At Arka,s sas, in the territory of Arkansas On the
FIRST Mondays Of August and Uctoter rsxs, for ne
lands surveyed in ,he n trct nf Aiksosas, b, iul ~
townships and iractionsl townships, VIZ:
ugnst sale
Townships S, 2. and 10 scuh Of range - west of
5h principal mer sll.n. $@G
5,6.7 8.9& 10 do 20 do
6,7, 8, and do 81 do
81, 8, 9 10, ll,I2. l3 and IA do % do
Oeo6er sois.
Townships z. 8, 9, 10, 0, III, IL. 13 and IA
range 2S west Of 5h py,ocpel meiidia n Z
9, ~. IL, II and l3 do rs
9. 10 II and ~ do 26
9, 10 and IL do ~
9 and 10 do %
9snd 10 do 29 .e
AZ Jackson, in Missouri on the second FL
in September next, for the lands surveyed in the
District Of Cape Girardeau, being thirty.fye town
ships and fractional townships.
Al Frank lin. in Missouri on the first Monday N
November next for The Lands in the Military Boan-
ty tract north Of the Missouri river) which could
not be distributed TO soldiers, being chiefly quarter
sections and fractions. too small or too large ior
bounty lots
AT Cshabs, in Alabama. on the FIRST Monday ia
November next, for lhe lots in the towns OF I, si-
borne and Jackson, and for townships IL and IL N
range 20. aud tor township 10 in range 19, which
were advertised but not offered for sale in March,
1879.
Each sale shall continue ,free weeks and no lon
ger and each sale will commence with the lowest
number OF lot OF section. township and range, aud
proceed II regular numerical order. The lsrdsre.
served by law for the use OF schools or for other
purposes, will, as usual. be reserved fIom sale
Given under my hand, at the City OF Washing
ton. the eighteenth day Of April. in The yese
1920 JAMES MONROE.
Dy the President, JosIAH Mtfcs,
Commissioner Of the Geneia al Land Office
Printers who are authorised to publish the laws
OF the United States, will insert the above once .
week, till the lst of November next and send their
accounts TO the General Land nffice for payment.
MAY 3. W
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NOTICE.

NEWPORT, IS. Sehtembsr 2s, h d. 1920.
WHEREAS the Presiden' Director and
w Company OF The Newport Bank, Bans
legally iOco, pora,cd and established In SAID
Newport, in the county oil Newport, havo
preferred 10 the Supreme Judicial Cent
setting in Newport bill Of foreclosure, pray
10Y decree OF foreclosure on certain Moe
gage made and Guy Cxeco'ed TO The sali:
President, Directors ard Company, hy kd"
ward Euston, merchant, theu resid,ng ~ ssia
Newport; bu, DOW residing IN paris to tina
Plaiaiffs unknown, which said Mortgage
bears date the 7th August, 1878. and conveys
in fee and in Mortgage 10 the P!sinli!fs Que
certain Lot of Land with the Building, there.
on, situate in sad Newport, described d as iol'
lows, VIZ Beginning al the Northwest coc-
ne. OF s.id lot and runniog sou.hefly, Oh
Thames-stfse,, for,y.cight feet, iour inches
thence eas;erly, 90 land Of the heirs OF WIZ
liam Hunter, tecs sscd, one hundred thhty-
three feet eight inches; thence nor,her'y,
eighty fec, one irch, on land OF The SAID Wiz
lam UunteT; thence easleriy on land at the
said Hunter sGd Charles Feke, one hundFea
and nipe leer, and hye inches (; thence north
ely, sixty feet ive inches, on land Of Aon
Russell thence westerly, one huodled sew
Spiy-tWo Ieet I'VE .nCEes, on lana of "VWds
ID. Stall; thence sou,herly on land OF Nii"
liam Coeyeshsn and Sii.s Dean, tweB'y SIX
fee, ten ipches; thence westerly on Idad or
the said William Coggeshd,l and S'ias Dean,
seven,y.eieh, feet lco inches, 10 the b st
mentioned boonds or beginning ADD OF which
said premises, The Plaintiffs are 10 possession,
undeS said Mortgage.
And whereas said Bill is now peodine be-
fore said Court. to be heard and ttIcd at the
next term thereof TO be holden on the Fl! sc
Mond,y of March next q, said Newport IA
end i3t the said cOun y Of Newport Now
by order OF said Court, Notice is hereby Civ
en-, 10 said Edward Eastob, ant! 10 all PEI SUITS
clsming said estate, or any inerest thereon,
by, Though or under him, to appeat befote
ssid Couu at their next term, as ai1ressid,
aHd shew cause, 1t any they baye, why the
decree OF foreclosure, as prayed tor III sa!G
bill, should no, pass.
HOLMES WEAVER, Clerk, Sa.
hr,ne J4dic'ot Con-t eounry Of Ne7vhort.
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POETRY.
Faoa rss AvsvsrA HERALD.
YES OK NO.

when Of q man ask question,
Iwj,h he'd answer Yes or No;
Nor stop to make some smooth evssionI
And only tell me--'day be so
saIways doubt the Friendly meaning-
or -berhaps-Id do moi kn|1eS
When tor favor am suing;
ia rather hear the answer-No.
When Of friend I wish 20 borrow
A little cash--io hear him say,
I've nose 10 day.-6m on to.morrow-
is worse than II he told mc nay,
why all this need OF plaster'ng over,
What We in fact intend to show
Why not at once. with much less labor.
Say frsnk,ey Yes, my friend. or No
from my soul despise NJ, quibling,
III use not with friend or foe
But when they ask, without dissembIiag'
III plainly answer. Yes or NO.
And WREN I ask that trembling qaesdon,
Win you Be mine, my deare" .hss ~
Then may there be no hesitation,
To say disiinct,y-YES, SIR YES.
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DREPAKbD Dy W 4 CouwAv, Chemist, No. I,
J. Bumstead Place, Boston, viz.
Dr Relics Botanical DIops.
Dr Relics Asihmatic Fills.
Dr Rclfe's Aromatic Female Pills, for Obstruc-
tions, &c.
DR. Relies Antibillous Pills, for Indigestion, Dill
lious AHe ctions, &c.
Dr Relies Vegetable Specific, (FOr sick head
ashe)
D. Relies Vegetable Rheumatic pills
Dr Jehb's Rheumatic Liniment-- Rheumatism Of
90 years standing has been cured by this in "a
hours.
British Antiscptic Den;ri6ce, most excellent for
the tee h and gusns
Dumfiics' Ointment, certain snd safe cure For
the Ech in one hours aj,phcaGon, be II ever SO IN
ve,erae CT No danger from taking cold
Aiblon Corn Plaster lne reliet is immcdi"te,
ana hile it dis olives snd draws the coin cut by
the roots it causes not ihe least pain
Cambrisn tootn. ache Pitts: the relief is iustan.
taneous without the least injury to The 'ecth
Dr. Huuter's celebrated lils-Dr hunters H.
lection Powders, and De. t.umer's Cera;e, for the
prevention and cure ofy1cnereal complaints with
pei feet secresy. A treAsEe, explaining symptoms,
and method Of cure accompany each Packet
|, Pamphlets Of many extraordinary cures, may be
bad o. tho Agents. gratis.
or None cf tie abVre are genisne. une'' sig''ed,
"W. T. Conway A large discount to Country
Physicians, Traders. &c The above Medicines
may likewise be had of
SAMUEL w. vINSON, Draggis',
No. llo, rhamss-s,reer Newport;
.9isS, 81
Lemuel w. Briggs, Bristol; Hercules Whi'ney
Mason, Bach, Proridenee Dyer K Hovcs, Hind
ham Greene, Ne,s- London; iionkinS, Rartsre; aud
most Druggists, booksellers of responsibility also
Nv most Post Masters throughout the Union.
None are genuine unless signed BY W. i. Conway.
July ~. 1880.
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SINGING SCHOOL.

MIR. SWAN L. PoMRoY informs the 10
MI hobitants OF Newport and its vicinity,
'h,, ne in ends commencing School Tor IN
sruc,ion in the Theory and P'actiee ct Vo-
cal Music, on Mondly Evening, ,he % Of
October ensuing, should suthcieD' homoer
Of Subscribers be OBJ aimed.
The School will be kept in convenient
aud GENITAL part Of the town, and every a'en-
ton paid TO The selection OF The best MusicI
10 correctness and taste IN he PEI nance.
For terms oi tuition, sc. apply al 'he Of'
fee OF The Newport Mercufy or at Mf.
JAMES HAMM NDs Store, South Wing H. !.
UoIon Bltk Buidi0g-where subscFipl!ohs
will De open all be 2oh inst.
Newport, Sept 6, 1920.
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is none Of those tame ones, rs viii be
seen by her notice. Let the ladies' as
scrt their rights. We hold with nc
laws which give privileges TO ourselves
that ought not be granted to them.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Whereas my husband, John Lon
gemcckcr, Of the borough OF Marietta,
plastcrcr, by his incontinencc, debauch-
etv, and cruel treatment, has for some
time past, rendered my life wretchedly
miserable, have been advised thus pub
licly to expose him 10 the eye OF the
world, more for the purpose Of working
his reformation than to do him any inju-
rs and do hereby declare, that hereat-
ter shall be under the necessity Of lN
ing separate from him, for the ?reserya-
ton Of my life, which he has frequently
threatened. have for a long time, by
hard labor, endeavored to provide for
NV children, which shall continue t.
do III the best possible manner but ali
debts hereafter contracted by my worth
less husband. the public are Informed
shall be on his own responsibility, as |
am resolved not to support him i'll his a.
bandoncd course"
Case in bOim i he present proceed
ing against her Majesty recalls to the
mind of correspondent of Morning
Paper a circumstance which hlppened a
few years ago at Wigan, in Lancashire.
A poor man, who was very obnoxious
to the Weather part Of the population OF
that town, was tried at the Quarter Ses-
sions Tor a msdemeanor. Ai;er hearing
evidence on both sides, and after very
learned and impartial summing up from
the chairman, the jury were Ordered 10
Withdraw 10 consider Of their verdict
After quarter OF an hours consultation
they returned, and the foreman "a fat
substantial burghcl) said, :" Not gully,
il he'll leave town. ."-Eng. paper
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Pro Bono Pu6hco!
CLOTHING SAVED.
SANUEL S. MA1RAN7,
I.9ILOR,
Va. 6, Banaisser's Dh4rf, Lnjerms III Pu1

THAT he DRY SCOURS coats, Pana-
looms, Ladies habits, SC. and hot pres
ses them in a very superior s'yie' entre'Y
di fferen, from tba, Of tbe Dyers generally.
so iha, they keep their original shape and
gives them The polish and apPea'ance ol new
II. also removes stains; alters and repsNs ~
any shape or manner GeDtlemen's elo'h'og
Of every description. lie hnters himself,
from the practices he has had in the above
art. will iD, ure him a share Of the patronage
Of generous public. ALI orders si'ictly az
tended to.
Newport, Sept. 27.
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TO LEI.

(frd innediafe Possession Siver,D
SuOP No, n, The north side the Parade. re.
y Gently occnpiel hy DAVID WILLIAMS For
terms, and other rar,isuiAss, apply 70 Mr Charles
reks. Ms,a
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NOTICE.

iNgEs TOWNSEND. informs his friends aud
]. ,he cubic. ibat he hss employed an experienced
vo,kman- Al lhe CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and IS ready to attend 10 TIC calls Of iis old Gus
,,r.,.r,Iv acknowledged and punctually attended
aso--c.ll =, The Chambers oyef his Store, noFta
corner of 8annisier'swhsrt
Newrut. March 90, 1920
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
YELLOW STONE EXPEDITION.

YELLOW STONE EXPEDITION.
Yellow Stone river will hereafter be
familiar to the American ear. That
J stream Of its magnitude should hereto
fore have been so little known, is proof
of the immensely OF our country. How
little has it been thought that 200 miles
up the Missouri, river was to be found
equal in length and breadth TO the Ono?
Yet such is the character of the Yellow
Stone, or Roche Janue, as it is called by
the French. One Of its branches, the
Big Horn, issues from lake near the
peaks of the lilo de Mort, on the con-
fines of New Mexico, and is navigable
forLmany miles. he Yellow Stone it.
self issues from lake III the Rocky
Mountains. 1, was descended by Capt.
Clark on his return from the Pacific o.
cean. He found it deep and navigable
from the place where he struck to its
mouth, distance of $500 miles. Be-
low the junction of the Big Horn the
width was usually from $50 to 500 yds.
and sometimes. mile. lnnumerable
were the herds of Buffalo, and other
game that ranged upon in. The abun-
dance of game is proof OF the richness
Of the country. 10 fact the traders
speak of the country upon the Yellow
Stone, the serenity of the climate, the
rapid;ty and clearness Of the waters, in
terms of admiration.
A man of rank and worth, having a
great and unexpected loss in hls revenue,
thus addressed his wife ;: "Courage and
economy are our chief resources You
know submit to many deprivauons,
and among Others have dismissed two
old and faithful servants. 1T is paiOiui
to speak of your tavorite chambermald,
but your own good sense will suggest
that we cannot afford to keep her. -
The countess retired and summoning
the maid impaired to her the sod necessi-
~ of their separation The poor girl
burs,iog into tears answered, " Madam
YOU know | work well at my needle,
and can easily get my bread. Sutfer
me then to keep my little chamber, and
eat by myself, and shall always be de
lighted to serve you as usual bnt with
out any expense to you whatever"
The tears became reciprocal and the Ia.
DIV went to acquaint her husband who
was already affected, and soon showed
that ne scorned to be surpassed in noble
and generous procedure. For when he
entered the dining room with his wife,
he ordered another cover and the lady
asked if he expected a friend, he answer
cd. Yes madam, a real friend. win
you have the goodness TO call Miss ** p
naming her maid When she appear
ed, trembling. as the unexpected notice
seemed To indicate sudden dismission.
,he count took her hand and placed ller
a, the table saying, The nobility Of
your sentiments. Miss, renders you our
equal, the goodness of your heart our
FREUD. This is your constant place IN
future" And when fortune became
more propiiious, she continued on the
same footing as the friend of the family.
Eaghsi hai'.
Since the spirited conduct of The
Queen has been theme Oh which so
many have dwelt with enthusiasm, our
hdics seem to have caught the same
vigorous tone. We can very well re.
collect when woman was content to be
advertised in sileuce; but Mrs. Pru-
drncc Lougernccker Of Marietta ,in Pa
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NOTICE.
1--WE old Sheep and three Lamb, which
= have stayed IRON the owner, have been
los some tine past ranging on ,nc lands III the
Neck. One o, said sheep and one Of said
lambs arc of blsck colo'. The owncf j. re.
a. -s.ed to call on the subscriber, prove pio-
per,y, pay charges and tske them away
GEORGE s. HAZARD
Newpnrt, Oct l8. 1920.
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YliLUdBLE F.4Rll.

VALUdBLE FARA.
THE subscriber offers for sale, his Fsrrn situated
L in Mddle,own, about one nile and half from
the state house in Newport Sad Farm contain, a.
bout 60 acres OF land with great quantity excel
cnt fruit trees. of all kndstogcher with the buii.
hgs thereon standing For other information iu-
qui7c of AbANSON PECKIkM
MiddIetown, Feb. 10. Il
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TO LET,

(.fnd fossessi5n given immediaisiy.)
THE front part OF the house Gath chambers
and other conveniences,) now occupied ny
the subscriber, situate the main road. abou, two
miles from the State House in Newport. The sit.
uation = pleasant, aud is well cslculard for
soutl'ern family. should ], be preferred Boardcrs
viii be taken os ssonsbic terms and every cxer-
,ion vii be matei their comfortable acoommc-
ds,ion. loJN ROSE
Mddletowa. 26 1870
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- PRINTING, ef al k,Hds caeeaIca -
se:,sfGcscry manner, az fh:, og'.:.
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Since the spirited conduct of The
Queen has been theme on which so
many have dwelt with enthusiasm, our
hdics seem to have caught the same
vigorous tone. We can very well re.
collect when a woman was content to be
advertised in silence; but Mrs. Pru-
dencc Lougerneckcr Of Marietta in ea.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-05
Sale of I3ust proDe,.fv.

Qf virtue OF deed OF trust executed to the subscr
- hers by ar. Christopher Tompkins aud wife,
bearing date the 10Th day of December 1917 aud OF
record IN The Office OF the bustgs court OF Tue city OF
Richmond, for the purpose OF securing MIR William
Browne adn'or with tue Will annexed OF VIM. Geddy
dec. the payment of certain sums Of money in The
said deed mentioned-Willb he sold on the premises by
the subscribers, on WEDNESDAY, THE 2irH OF rms
MONTH, at twelve O'Clock, for ready money, certain
piece OF GRouND containing a. feet IN front oh
Cafy street, III the city of Richnvud, and running
back at the same Width 90 feet much thereof as
may he suieien To raise the amount due, aud secured
by the said deed OF trust, aud the eXpeuces attending
the said sale.-rhe said piece Of ground being the
same that was conveyed Ia the said Chr'T Tunpkins
by the said Browne, adIn'or as aforesaid.
J. ROBINSON 1r
+. PLEASANrS, ! e''
Fer !.