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rrtevs rom the new cause; a very bad
symptom, and which viii. no doubt, be
followed by others, OF the same nature.
The commander of the squadron, Maui
nj, has escaped from Port ST. Mary's.
and is now on board his Aag ship. 1t IS
impossible that any place should be in 9,
more tranquil state than this; -iiot the
smallest appearance OF disaRcction has
taken place. We must refer the event
to time, the great clearer up OF doubts
aud uncertainties.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-03-08

mitted iAtc the Union. without restric-
tiop. and that the admission Of slavery
will be prohibited to all the vacant terri.
tory. This is called the compromise. 4"
Boe. Gag
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APPOINTMENTS.

In Republican Govcrnmentlike ours,
persons, who possess the necessary quail
lfications and abilities to discharge the
duties of important Offices, are des, rving
the notice oi the 6 overDment, in regard to
appointments, it does not argue that be-
cause the father has filed an Office, the
son is the only person who can succeed
him, this will answer very well in Eng.
land, but, in this free and enlightened
country, we know Of no such thing as
hereditary appointments. The merits,
Of the persons applying to Government
for Offices within their gift, may be con.
sidercd, as well as the ability to discharge
the duties Of any appointment that may
be solicited.
-:xOz-
From rae Nat. fnfeniseneev, March 3d.
The House Of Representatives sat till
late hour last night and we have only
time to state. that, on the question to a.
gree TO the amendment of the Senate to
strike the restriction from the Missouri
bill, the vote was
Against the restriction 90
For il 86
Being majority Of four votes against
the restriction.
The bill for the admission Of Maine
will of course pass. without restriction,
incummance, or amer dment.
A letter from Washington, states
",hat Missouri would probably be ad-
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FOR SALE.

hnd hossession givsn, me asa March insf.
THE. Real Estate ot the subscriber.
i pleasantly situated in Middictowo, sbcu, 3
mites from The State House in Newport consisting
OF House. Lot aud Blacksmith shop The HOUSE
Is one story high, so by 20 feet well built and ale
most new. with several necessary out.boildings q
Also, lot OF land about quarter Of mile from
the above, containing about suitable for tile
lage or pasture Likewise, 10 acres of land ads
joining lhe Honeyman Farm, 90 called, exceiiens
Tor Grain or Grass Any person inciining TO pure
chase the whole or part of the above property
wiii please apply 10 GEORGE =. SWEET.
sMlddIetoWn, March D, 1920
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A letter is received in town, from Ha-
vana. dated 18Th ult stating that Lieut..
Percival. of the U. S. frigate Macedoni-
AN, Capt. Downes, had arrived at that
place, from the Pacific Ocean, over land
from Painma, by the way ol Porto Bello,
bearer of dispatches for government.
from Capt Downes thathe, 1t. P. was
then in AN i'll state of health; but would
proceed as soon as his health would per
NIT, for the u. S. in the u. 5. sch.
Hornet, Lieut. i}amage. 1t is conjec-
turd the dispatches are of an important
nature. ibia
THE Committee o. Conference,
On the Maine and Missouri Bill, con.
sists of
Messrs. THOMAS,
PI>KNEY,
BARBOUR, of the Senate.
And HI LINES,
TAYLOR,
LOWNDES.
PARKER, (Me
KENSEY, IN. j. Of the
House.
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'FofhfBRIDGE HAMMOND,

TNFOKNS the public, that he ptopos.
les engaging in the ssme line of business, lately
8lkwed BY HESNx KosiNsoN he will be hsppy
" e5ok and waite upon any Dinner Party. who may
'wifb his assistsnce--iIe also would engage 20 sW
4end suy one who might wish TO employ him in pa.
pcting. whi,e-wsshing. &c He hopes by his faith.
fulness aad assiduty merit share Of public pate
ronnge
Newport, March 9Th 1929.
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buildinesin this city. the commissioners
have doNbled the nightly silent Watch !;
and that the services of such respectable
Cit kensyas may choose TO volunteer as
nightly paToles, will be accepted by the
Mayor, and the expences paid by the
1 sIity.
= Mu,der!-A Coroner's Inquest was
yesterday holden on the body of limo
thy Kennedy, found dead in the cellar OF
a house in South Russell-street. The
Jury gave verdict of "wi!ful murder,
by Michael Powers" Powers i, all lr-
ishman, and We understand reward OF
two hundred dollars has been offered for
his apprehension. lie has been residing
in Boston tor some time past.
Bos. Cax.
RO 5BERY
A most daring robbery was commit
ted on ednesday night, ON MIR. 10.
seph Burrill, of Saugus, (near Lynn
He was seized on the Salem turnpike,
about ten O'Clock, by three eIrishman,
robbed Of his great coat, hat, and all his
money; they then tied his hands and
feet, and confined him in small build
ing beyond the half way house, on the,
marshes, where he was found about IL
O'Clock, and released fiom his confine-
ment, The Williams escaped. MIR. B.
was SO much inju'ed as to require sur
gical aid. MIR. Burrill has offered re.
ward of forty dollars for the apprehen-
sion Of the robbers and recovery Of the
articles.
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MINE NO MISSOURI

90 The question: which has so long been
agitated IN Congress. and throughout the
country. approaches the crisis of its de-
cissr,; as tine reader will find by q re.
ference to the proceedings OF the Legis-
lature. Notwithstanding the feeling
WHICH bat too sensioly prevails we have
vet some hope il will be amicably settled.
], is ~ldon that the Senate of the Uni
ted Szte,is as much agiiated as it was
ycstcr( ~ The subject is now CON-
yniser1 ia conference between the two
Hoses Of Congress. IL that conference
should not lead to an amicable result, it
is mucl, to l,c feared that the present
Session will PISS over without a decision
of :. The dis,rscsing question" nov de-
pending in Cougress.-insel. Fe6. %.
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I,CEtDIfRTES.

We are authorised to state (says the
Philsd. Glz that in consequence Of tn
mani attempts lately made, and in some
uses successfully, to set fire to the
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School Boeks. Bidnks. and Stationery,
For sale, a. the H,t Store Of 81.
GEORGE WANTOH.
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A letter from Washington, states
",hat Missouri would probably be ad-
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House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-21
uRJlSu SALE

10y virtue Of deed of trust made to the snh,c rber,
~ by David Burr aud wife, Francis feIet aud wi ie
in The year tsis ad Of in the cour of hu.tinr
OF the city OF Riehmond-wi he exposed TO sale a,
ancinn, IN the rremscs, on Monday, The 2Hk day o.,
Spri arrt, all thai LOT OF LAND in The civ of Rich.
mond kuawn and distinguished in the plan Of the said
city b, the humbeI $50, aud all bnildnss and improve
1ithi' thereon, and which is known by the name of
The Union Air Furnace
Terms of sale, s3s 3D. with n,ere,, thereon from
the 29b day Of January last the cust and
attending the sale be paid cash. The res;dne
OF the purchase money as lar % il t he
paid IN the follow Ing nstaleuts, wit 2p3J 3d. on
The 18th January, IN the year Is2i 30s3 3D. IN III.
?eh January in the Year lsa2 S2l3s 49, on the 2nlh
January IN the year 1875 1898 al on The 2pti jan
In the year Is2iand Tor the plus II aay credit nm
he allowed 10 The time last mentioned E.r1he four
instruments as far rs they shah extend aud for the
surplus II any, the purc must execute
notes With an approved end"Iser payable nj either of
the hanks IN The city and also deed Of trust on the
properly TO secure the payment Of the said instruments
as ihey shalt become dine, and 81 like tenor with the
deed OF trust now to be acted on.
- CHARLES COPELAND, ! 800
''f so CARTER n. PAGE, Trustees.
JAMES Brown, jT. y
IT The properly above advertise comp rehends An
fro" foandsrg with two ai' furnaces one Cupel fur
mace, ON the most approved construction with water
blast-ano a The interior fixtures of the feundery com
peie aud fit for immediate use ...- -
A BRASS FoMndcry and finishing shop.
a Bfdcdsnsfh's Shop, with three foTses and every
proper convenience,
4 good brick ftpo story Dreliinc House.
Sheds fur store rooms, coke oven, &c &c.
The whole forming complete establishment for
casting, making and Iishns all Kinds Of machinery
and well worthy the ateiion Of persons in that line
immediately after the sale of the above prope rty
will be sold at public auction, on credii 81 six
twelve, and eighteen nunihs for. approved endor sed
notes, all the Patterns, fla:ks, Utensils Tools aud
shops. 49,
~ Q. All orders for castings preyiou, to the above
sale, rii! be received and duly executed.
foLLET, BURR & CO.
l..td
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The bin was postponed 10 Friday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

SATURDAY, MARCH II.
The nlPsasge received Yesterday from
the President of The United States. was
read, transmitting 10 Congress Rcport
from the Director Of the Mint, Of the on 4.
ersiiOns of That Institution during the
last year.
Ameng ibe petitions 10 dav, was one
from the Chamber OF Commerce of The
city OF PhiIadpIphis, praying that ihe
system established 10y Iaw Of allowing a
credit for ihe du!ies on goods, wares.
aud merchandise imported inio the q.
Stats, may not he changed 10 cash
payment OF said dniifs which was refer
red. and ordered TO he rritied.
On motion ~ Mr.. HpudJTcks, tie com.
mitice ou Roads aud Canals were Instruct
ed 10 CRquire IuiO the eXpedirucv al
suihnrisIng I've appoinlmPai Of Commis-
sionrrs ~ view ana mark u,n 4 road As \
continuation Of The NaIi~naI Road from
Wheeling, IN Virginia, 10 lhc Scat OF
Government nf tie STATE oI Ohio. f,ecnc.
20 lie contemplated Seal of Govcrafnrnl
vi ihc state OF iDdIana, ihrnct ly9 The Sea-
Of Government Of TIE stare % lHnnis
and iitepcu - s.. tChatlca, aG a..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-21
NO1ICE-

Ne
Ny virtue OF deed OF trust executed to the subscri
beers. as trustees. BY DR.. Beverly Smith and Ann
ms ~e ana whieu 70 o, record IN the CLERKS once OF
bers, Tor the purposes specified in the saf deed al
The residence Of the said Smith in the town of ~ an.
chester, on hond"y, the 2sth Of The Prexene month
Uhe sale TO confidence twelve o'ciock) az public
auction, TO the highest bidder for cash. the
SLAVES, anil other personal property: Ailsey > we
man. ard her two children william n small coy and
Sarah hnH chiid Sawney a man, Dinah aud Venus
@omse the whsle 81 The said Smiths HOUSEHOLD
anO KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting Of a variety Of
valuable articles; also about twenty three head OF
catue, including sik mich cows, ten head OF sheep
seven mules, two Wagons and gear nine horses
and variety Of articles Of plantation and farming utsn
ellis. do - r To - =.
On Wednesday, The I5th day Of March nerr, will
be sold al public auction, on the PREMISES by the sub
scriaers, under the deed and for the purpose.
therein mentioned, TO The highest BIDDER on credit
OF one snd two years. the purchasers give bonds with
approved seeurty, aud trust deed the properly 10
secure the pnrehase money, she following REAL PRO
vicinity viz: part Of lot known and distnR isLed In
the plan thereof, by No. 1870, forty feet front on the
Main street. running back the width sixty feet
The Cress street, on this ground the brick buildings
next below Jobnson's warehouse stand, which were
lately occupied by MessTs. Boii Baker Smith and AZ
present are occupied by mr. Luke BOt asia
also three acres and thirteen poes fgrouAd lying
within few huadred yards of Manchester, near MI
Mile: hotps, with very valuable improvements thereon,
consisting OF cominodiout dwelling House. kitchen,
stable, carriage house, aud all other necessary out
houses This property there 10 we'll of excellent
waller, yard and garden well enclosed, party " ith
brick, 80 "'''-
on Tharsday, tie I6th day Of March merit, will he
toid oy Inc subsesefs at public auction the
rms, and under the same deed, upon the premises
lo32 aeres ofLAND lying about one mile from an.
chester, between the Manchester turnpike broad
ROCK roads, either III small lois, according plat
aud survey, left at the toll house on The Manchester
tornske road for the inspection of those who may be
70 purchase OF by the entire tract, as may be
censideIed best oil the day OF sale.
On Friday, the nth day Of March ns1t. will be
,oa ny is snescrhes. at public auction. on The same
terms, and under the same deed. Thomas Balls Tav-
ern In the town of mahcbetter a3i acres GLAND all
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Feb.9o.

MARSHALs SALB.-By viTine Of q decree Of The
~ superior Court Of ChanceTy for the Richmond
district, pronounced the 10th day Of june Isa i'm
canse therein depending, between Reuben WinfT,e
phipHn, and Cornelius Buck, sheriff OF Chesterfield
auu " mat Character administrator de hons non with
tbs WIZ 9nneted, Of william Brown, dec. and others
deiendanis-Wh be sold the premises 10 thu bigb
esq Dloder az public auction, for cash on Frfd0y me
2Hh dry Of March Hert, the tract GLAND mentioned
~ the ndentuTe 81 mortgage hksd an exhibit in the
cause SDoVe named. and Described rs follows--the
u"et OF land purchased ~ Nelson Patteson or thai
pst IN the following boundary, viz: bounded on one
tide ~ James H. Paffeson'S line and nv the line OF
behlanln Hatcher % The land sold him of oBe hmm.
afed ann seventy hve acres also by ibe ten acres he
longing N the MIL; al which land lies op0ne SIDE o1
'ne creek" !. GUERRANT, 81. 81. Q. &. II. d.
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TRUST SALE

II vFtne Ola dred Of Trust executed IN the subscr-
- beT the Slst. May 1910 BY Elizabeth Steptse Of
He"ichs hraf uTh2nna ~ The copHty Of Niddiescx fol
PURPOSES therein mentioned shalt proceed W sell be.
otc TIE o"or ~ Christopher Owrns tseerH w. The p
5r Teady money, in the notes ~ the Vginfa BaE tbs
formers bans " Nugiiia,tbt Upi,sd States Bank or
'"I g"d ana silver snndry NEGROES sud other per-
sonar property, mentioned and conveyed hy saia deed
wv vtotre, Judy, Money. and her three Children
named sally, ierpy, aud Eliza-Hafry Indy and het
lntee cttdrsn, nance Dcil, Garter. william Nancy.
HiI!Y and her child HarYfg bead m rattle i0n heas
o, sheeP seaHiseeand 100 horses, and I'VE muies ~
~ Whch otihe shnye as shall be forthcoming the
0ay % sale and will safy the drAt SERVED ~ ,,s sis
nseo, aHd ebe rvpeRcrs ~ this ssie IL dene en-
VIII lhen pfocsed o. sell the same trrtas vaina
ne PbANl tlON IN the szfue dred convened IN ne
~ ips, called me Grange, suna;sd the Rappalaa.
10" ktgrr aud GFsHgs CTcek containing ser 500 acrs
~ LAND. more hIiy 6pscfih,d Nm the said dse
March n d. 10,
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NOJICF

am about to leave the State for toe purpose ot
purchasing iand, aud shall be absent DuI fhe 10th
nay next do earnestly request that all pefsons Who
De inaebtea To- WIN present their accounts by
10th April and those indebted 10 ME are earus,tiv so
ciie TO seme forward and make prompt PAYMENT
my Situation will not admit Of indulgence INTENDING 70
remove my family the ensuing fan.
HENRY RANsoNE.
CumDeTieHd, March 10. --t n0....6t
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TRUSIEESISAIE

Rf virtue Of deed oftruu executed TO The subscTi
H bers by WIN. Crawford, dated the 9Th Juae InI7
ana duly recorded In the CLERKS once Of The COUNTY
court HenTtcO for the pHrp0se securing the paw
ment OF Certain sums % money therein expressedWe
VIII proceed 70 SELL for ready money In fTsnt Of the
premises, on Hednesddg, the rad day Of Harch meat,
LAND Nos SO and 50, in Col John syos plan OF the
Council Chamber Tenement; or such an undivided
interest ~ the same as will raise the sum of 1881
Win interest from the 9Th June, 1910 and costs aud
the expenses Of carrying this trust Into execution
On these Tote atwo story brick house and other
improvements, calculated for the accommodation Of
two families. JAMES BRoWs irI -
Wh. FINNEY, ""'Nee'
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n No paper will he discontinued, tbnt at the dscre-
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10 Trustees Of Academil s

A TEACHER from Edinburgh, scotland wisbrs IN
4 take charge of school or an academy In addl
ton TO the ordinary branches OF IIeraTy and nathe
maichi edacHtioH, elementary courses Of chemistry
and natural philosophy can he given for uirti he
has an aPpaTHins. Respectable references will be
maze as to qualification and character Farther par.
uceIsIs may De known Wy letter addressed TO z. K.
Post Office, macfariand's, Virginia.
march 3, Qa..l2ts
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The New Revised Code,

Ot IttE LAWS VI NitsIINlA,
% ENG collection ~ all such acts OF The General
- Assembly, Of public and perinauen, nature, q:
are now ia force, with copous index, To which are
pTehSed the CONSTITUTIONS Of tbe United States and OF
the Stale OF Virginia, published pursuant To act VI
the General Assembly, passed the i2h March, 1870.
handsomely Bonrd in calf. price i2.--Ibe number
OF copies OF the above woTk contracted for by the
state, having been furnished-ai orders from heck
seiiers, or others who buy IL sell again, to whom
liberal discount will be made )and for single copies,
can be iume dately supplied.
II Orders fer imerleayed eosies mnst he leh with
the subscriher aiOne the Office of the Enquirer, who
IS the, sole agent of tue publishers for selling.
tff. SiMUEL GARY.
The Editors of the National Inies encer, Winches-
ter Gazette, Fredericksburg Herald, Petersburg Re
publican, Lynchhurg Press and Norfolk Beacon, will
please puhliSI the above twice week Tor four weeks
d forward th.ir accounts 70 tbs "iceto pavinrnt
JOSi PUBLiSHED,
Nd for.sale at VIM. n. Eitzwhyisoan's Bookstore,
"A aud by Peter Eppes at the Capitol,
>blSlNFORD'S GENERAE INDEX =
3ot4e Eirginiap Law. authorities.
n Price S Q.
~ oIlCt'is hereby gwen to The debtors and credit
~ orso Heron Sutton Co. aud C. j. hacmur do 'ha
by virtue efdeeds of tfust and powers Of attorney
Trevncshe, exesntea by them respectively, shall
proceed either IN person by attorney, wind up
the afnirs Of The said two coaeerns without DELAY.
PATRICK GIBSON,
Jan. !. T1..u JOHN BLAIR
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Marshors Sale Of OHIO lands,

Pf virtue of decree OF the Superior Court OF
- Chancsry for the Richmond District, pronounced
IA cau:. therein depsudng, between nan,ei Call
acting exeSutor of, and scvisee under the last vii
ana testament OF Robert deans, dec. plaintiff and y
y. Price and others, infant heirs Of William Free
Nl dec ny william Duvai, thelr guardian, aud John
stoketey, defendants be sold the highest bidder
al public anccn. for ready money, Bednssday ths
22d day C aIarck merit at twelve O'clock in front OF
the Eagle Hotel ia tue city OF Richmond The following
LANDS allotted to said 3icseiey, by Duncan M'arthGr
ahu Walter Dun, two Of the appointed
eJ hat purpose, as per report filed, In The cause viz
las acres Of survey No. $780, the waters OF Oar
by's creek.
1000 by survey No. $40, on the waters of Mill
creek.
1888 acres by survey No. 5497, OH Blues creek
or acres BIZ survey No. 1892, the waters Of Mill
creek.
1000 acres No. $780, the waters of Boxes
creek.
1858 acres by survey No. 549s, on Blues creek.
$50 acres by survey No. 35o3, the waters OF Mill
cite, k-and
800 acres of entry 10. $3.50 OF 4On acres on Rush
creek to be laid off, the lower end Of said entry BY
a line parallel to the lower line thereof. ~
Making in the whole 1896 3.6 acres.
j. GUERRANT, N. .. C. C. n. d.
zen. 90, ,tGs
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Ihis D0y is Published at tie Enquirer Once
ENPOSiIIUN OF IHE FEDERAL CONsTtTu.
- TlON-cOmprisiug what is commonly called Ma
DisoNs Report IN 'o-and the series Of Essays writ
ten for the Richmond Enquirer by Johannesburg a
sIhqne on the opiuiou Of the Supreme Court VI The
U. s. on the Bank Law.
PREFACE.
NarioHs important and interesting principles are
now depending; aud the dectsioH of some Of tlgn,
mus Involve The great question Whefher 6H the pom.
srs Of SoUcreignfg, affecting Hc Hbtrfv and 1,-6p,r.
~, are traHJerred 10 the Grdcr0f GOrfrrrcnf I: or
such only as are essentially connected VITA the general
"elare." tJ0hn ". EJgess iefter oJ Drr. j. ls,o
70 ASSIST ~ The solution ~ the gfea. qpcson ihe
present Pamphiet 10 Submitted 10 20 e American Pcrr,
The REPeEr' from The pen ofJames HadisaH, is an
mValHahle exposition of The principles 81 the federal
constitution. IT'S scarce, ont Of print and (cqueuiy
spHed Tor. twenty years have dettroyed aInost ~
we copies which VeTe issucd from the ptess rs
principles however ,sfeHot thcsc oia Gay o5ot yss,
bat itne and eiernai.
Snce The Report Tas pre- as prcss t5e Puhf her has
determined To- sahjo.n to tie r-sa,a NJ H,yp,tN.
npom ibe oPiu"n ~ the Supreme Court 81 lie gnite
,,a'e' ~ fc'sucn ." he toasitHinrpry II the paak
-" Ibesr tstsys too ffegusutiy sa"ed Gly Fad
go copies ~ te pfo,Fred. Their mcrit = Zoo well
'"o"" 70 r'qai'ri''@ psfsag rhr'e ~ ~ ha,ble zen.
- 1873 r"Gib2pFR.
'-''' 80 FIST
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March IA.

E:rchdUge 1dueyN, Manchester.
VIE sposcTiberintendingt to the country ths
spring, will offer for sale at public auction, on
saturday, the 95th day Of Ire preSeHt month"; unless
previously disposed Of Ivy private bargain, the above
ELIGIBLE E6TABLiSHuEET-which from tie Wei.
niy 10 HtcbHond, and the advantages accruing from
he inspection ofTobaccO, three warehouses renders
ON the day Of sale.
On The same day will be sold for cash, all the
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, belonging TO the taid Is
tabiismeht, together with an excellent Carriage and
harness, good Hack and barnes, pair OF strong,
well broke Carriage Horses, two Saddle Horses, two
bleers, three Cows, Wagons Carts &c. aud several
valuable NEGROES, one Of whom ia an excellent cook.
Sale TO commence at IL O'Clock.
THOMAS BALL.
Manchester, March ~. Ioo..tds
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ApN ERTISEAlEN1

Il 'bb SWAN TAVERN IN ihis city, has boen leased
- ~ tne shbicfiheT TOT term Of years ana h noS
w,oeI hi' Iaanagement- Hls fSieBas And th- nuhIie
tosy favor hin win their cg,npzny nav b. sssuy
accommodations. ' N'''''''d''s
-,tt, @ 20 NC efem'sc1 is excellent FrARLp
"5 ~, 'a~'i nc ~ ~ uigei 6eii furnished.
- ps'sif titCH. .2D3gNTgOy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-21
NO f'tCE.

4 NsEa Tor sale the tract OF LsNP which now
live, forne tfy The residence of Judge Williams,
tanning between sixteen aud seventeen huudred acres
The place well watered and healthy. u lies within
one mile OF WhliamsboIough, the waters OF MT
bush and has good buildings upon it. Persons wibhse
10 purehase, may know the terps ny Applying to the
subscriber, OF the premises. ROBERT BURTON.
Granville NJ C. Feb