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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-23
TO LEE,

Fer The term Of one year, from March It,,
MY Fa,m in Portsmouth,, Containing
XV1 about rs acres Of land, consisting Of good
pss,urage. tiage, &c There arc on the isrn, two
dwelling houses, the whole OF one and f required.
one half OF the other will be let. There are also
Iiehts Of hasbapdry which Sili be let with the farm
which u in ali respects well watersd and ws!ieds
Also. on said Farm stands an excellent Grist.Mil.
which will be let with The premises For furtbcS
particulars inquire 5f the s6becrItsr, living said
farm. JOHN PetERSON.
Portsmouth February 8. 1870
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-23

these two towns, whose names I abhor
too much to ,nention them, be called
PERRYsBURGH~it is iii the neighbor-
hood OF the blrth place oil that hero whom
any county would be proud to own
That inmc of the town, all posterity
would. speak with rapture, and stand OH
tiptoe when they spoke it.. SOLON
N. B. 1t is not irrelevant to remark
at this time, that while General GREENE
was in tho ield, by the side OF WASH
iNcroN, another gentleman OF the same
family and county was Governor Of this
State, and held the Office for seven fears
--anG that anothss gentleman of the
clme f.,mily and county had aforctime
been Governor Of tins Colony eleveo
years.
A resolve has passed the use of
Representatives, in Massachusetts,, al.
lowing Allen Durlce, Of RI. s 200 for
experimenting one of the Stoneham muir
dcrers. .-P,ou. american.
--:o:xs:o:-
Ii is impossible to conjecture when the
missouri Question, now before both
Houses Of Congress, will be decided.
Many morc long speeches on the sub
ject, are expected. i1W
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-23
From tAf Nasie.,sL in,elligepeer.

SUPREME Court Monday, FEB. IA
The Court was this day engaged in hear
ing motions for new trials on several IN
drtments under the Acts OF Congress q
1870 and 1919, for Pirlcy committed
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-23
FOR SALE, OR TO LET.

FOR SALE, OR TO LIT, :
.fhd hosssssion sipcn the SSH Of March neys.
A BoUr sixty Acres Of Land. with dwelling.
"A house, barn CRIB and other buildings thereon,
in good repair. lying in tue town Of Newport. sb,Ass
one mile from the centre OF said town. and pow ID
the occupation OF MI. Gcorge Arms,rong.-fot
toHN coGGEsaALL. or
NICHOLAS rAYLOR.
Neumnrt Eehrtisrx 9 la20A
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-23
.EATIO VII CAUCUS

"A grand National Caucus has been
held at Washington, for the purpose of
adopting measures, in relation to the
next Presidential Election; but such
soreness and irritation prevailed, Gil the
Missouri business, now 5efre Congress,
that the meeting broke up without decid-
Ing on any thing. 8os. Gazette.
Revolutionary Pensions. s.-NYe nre IN
formed. that certain wealthy pensioners,
in the eastern pr: oi this state. have re-.
ceivei letters from Washing.on, giving
them rotice, that unless some ; ther ev.
id-nce given is 10 sul,stmr,ate fher
claims. their names will be stricken from
the Pension List, 1t is saiA also, thu
some a,neuldr ones, who we'e apprt
hensivc Tint the pension Nj would b.
published, have made application to tn
WIr Department to have their namt
struck from the li.t.-HvtSrG Times.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-23
NOTICE.
J OBERr II. LAWTON wishes

I Persons $ho have aceovhts unsettled With
,.eY Hashawsy, Senior. of NespJrt. TO cali OF las
e in firo.d-ssee', sod tssue the ssme ~ the
."st Of kpsii. (Peb. IS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-23

SARATOGA, Feb. q.
4sufraef Of iener from Fa,Jietd, (C,n } 10
ar n'ieman in fsis pitaye, dated Jan i9,
1920.
LAST week our Supreme Court clos
td their winter session for this county
\ fellow by tho name Of w. Stuart, WIS
onvicted ou two iidormations, for pas,
.ing counterfeit bills on the Newburg
bank his conversation, after he was AZ
es,ed, as to his mode Of carrying hi
ills. 50 as to escape detection, occasion
d some diversion. This was ny pr
curing wooden bottle, the size ola com
nor two quart wooden bottle, with thr'
leads IN il; one in the middle, mako
lwo apartments in the bottle; one U.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-23
70 .Mthose suho come spith Cash in hand.
WM. JAMES rILLEY,

HAS just received complete Assort-
i 4 meht of superRne. fine asd common, blue,
b'.cS. brown. olive, green aud mix, Btssdclptts 4
Csssimerrs, Also, = complete Assortment oC Nom.
baxeus and Ni'yricsn Goods. few Brass lamps
and few more pieces of those very cheap shear md
leao M1slins, all OF which can be bought low toy
thc>xbove mentioned pree ous article.
Newport, Feb %, 1920. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01
MR.. GUILLE's ASCENT.

HiLADELPHIA, Nov 24....At a Few minutes before
three s'clock yesterday Afternoon Mr Guile asrended
win his balloon and small Parachute amidst The
aeeIHmaitonS and CHI enes III immense concourse of
spectators, the weather being entirely calm aud the
heavens somew ha, the ascent was grad
aa ahofdng The crizeHs ue opportunity To observe
ihe operation aud Eject OF disengaging TN Parachute
which he did at considerable height Leaving his com
panlos Uhe nke') 10 the mercy eftbe air The
Monkey reached ibs ~er.h la .r,frG saf
not many reds frqm where he assembled. The BaIoon
WIN Ir Gnir, alter lowering The CITY for several
minutes took North Westerly direction, and desc.nd.
60 AT hHntaa village, near MI Bttlun's trsidence
urou tue whole. the spectacle was quite gratityiny
ana we sball be happy Z" learn that Mr Gull. hS !,
experienced irger portion Uf public patronage on This
occasion than %. did on his former excursion
We understand, that Mr. Lnkens an ingeniou, and
hrchanic 81 th's city, was extremely So
iicitou, Ia accompany Mr. Guile in this rriaI yoyac.
On. dd not succeed in making the necessary arrauee-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01
STATE RIGHTs

We understand tina. the Grand Jury Of the
CITY and county of New York, have found an
Indictment against one of the vendors OF Ma.
tional Lottery Tickets.
IL viii be reco!lected, that onr legislature
nave passed new law, which prohibits The
sale OF tickets belonging TO any lottery atl-
thorised out OF the state OF New YORK. Som.
time since. tho municipal authority OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia instituted whai is called The
SA IN, lottery, The charter granted
to the District by Congress, authorize, The
establishment OF lotteries in the District, for
local purposes and The question now is.
"nSiher the tickets OF these lotteries pariake
OF that tioDal and universal character. ,yhich
permits them to be sold in violation OF siat.
!e%s ana ataie authorities. The point will
now be so!emniy argued anu aett.ed by our
lnuicn. iribaa,l Thomas Adds Emmrt
John Wells, David Is. Ogden aud Villa
PlnAnsy, are retained as counsel on the part
Q! the Lottery vendors, ana Thomas J. Oakley.
Samuel jones eDd Pierre & Vxn wick. on
the part of the state OF New York.
N. y Com. Adp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01
TESTIMONIALS TO VALOp

The armo, voted by The General Assembly Of
C0nhectic4i TO Commodore Isaac HuH and 10
Io"!alJdoTs in0Mas Escdenough tor their il
insiFious services. dIring the late war. have
peer DC. u daiivereG 10 The gentlemen respectively
instance, with handsome. apnronT;aSs Jis'
crlniuatins letter. These gallant command.
ers nave severally acknowledged the recen
uon OF those honorable nrA~r- IS pnh,ic ven.
gsheIaiiy dis'ine uisheS our naval officers and
~ 10 Hem alniosiils peculiar as their unriyaI,
led skill and valor in battle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01

John Clark, Andrew Barrett. Nicholas
kidgeiey, aud Peter Robinson, are elect
ed Electors at President and Vice President
by the Legislature of Delaware, They com.
pose TN" Federal ticket but il il understood
that they will vote for Monroe ard Tompkjns
James Fenner. Dutee PesrCp, Roberl
Moves and Dntee Arnold, al Republicans are
elected Electors OF president ami Wire D.
sIdent IN the sta'r OF Rbcdr EIa-.h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01
ROBBERY AND RECOVERY

On Ihursday afternoon. about O'Clock a
Hnnk was cat from behind priv ale carriage
near the four mile stone on the Ge,mantoIyn
road Ii was missed in few minutes and
search was made The inn keepers i'll Ibe vi.
entity were active in assisting The gentleman
from whose carriage the trunk had been cut
Alter search of more than an hour. tdc trnnk
was found. Ii is supposed TO have heen chi
OH aud thrown over tie fence, with Intention
TO take y away after ii shOnid become dark
We would recommend he use OF iron cbaius
tnsteau 9t feather straps or ropes, Ia make
fast the baggage behind travelling carriages.
fPhH Dem Press
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01
EXTRAORDINARY

., ,nILsxANDmA, November 23.-Arriyed ves-
q Lupion, King street, The wssyon ana I, ~.
AZ 'toOeIi " Hamilton, Esq. from Hamilton's
hs" 49, nssT winchester, with load OF GfD.frg
G Gsans,. " hogs, weighing eiereB Ekousggj sise
.nassa as gig mnfy pounds, ... The team IS COM
y y" Doisvs, aud tbe dfstance which
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01

lstion penetrating iuio thu, country. ,h. exne.
dition ought, aud we hope will, form the sub
lect ct One o: The most active works ever pub
lished la this country.
WHAT struck MS the most impressively in this
briet narrative was that some thousand miles
on This side OF our utmost Western boundary
or, ia other words. about hall way between
The mississippi River and the Pacific Ocean
an exploring part, has met with several tribes
OF men, the aborigioes and the proprietors of
tue SOL OF the couRtry, who wete Ignorant. 40,
oniy OF the existence Of the People of the u
nit,d States, but OF the existence of race .
White People. 1t gives us an awful idea n.
the magnificent exten' OF the dorlain OF th,.
2epuhic. mat. Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01

Tue following IS oae Of the new SONGS written h,
ibohiSs MouIe, which bas hesu tt uh,Led with The
m"ss nv MI L. Carr OF this CITY, and l, for saia Al
"'' ""'S oN"ir lbALTlMoHK AMERICAN.
From The ID Nam1tr Of JIoors'y Naltoagk .firs
CothON SENSE AND CENItS
WIFI touch The strtng,
wreath nay br1ws villa laurel.
For the tale sing
Has for once, moral
COMMON SENSE, one night
ihOurh not used to Gambols
Wen, out hy uisau light
VIVA genius, on his ranble,.
While i.touch the string
Wreath my hrows With laurel
toT tue tale isng
Has, for once, moral.
Common Sense w.nt on,
Many wise things saving
While tha light that shone.
Soan set Genius strayinc--
ONE his eye ne'r rais'd
From the path before him
ToTHER Idly gard
On each night cloud DER him.
whiie touch the suing
Wreath, Sc,
So ,hey came, at last
ioa shady river-
Common Sense soon passed
SAFE, A. be doth ever =
Willie the Boy, whose look
Was IN Reas'u that minute,
Nevet saw the brook
But tuHhiet, heauIopy in liz
while tonoh the string,
wreath &c.
How the wise one,mlpI
hen safe DER the torrent
~ that 'ouih. 80 wild.
Dripping from the current.
sense rent home 10 bed
Genius left SILVER
On the hank, Iis.aid
Died of that cold rivetI
While touch the string,
ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01

WAS comniited 10 the jail at Powbalan Confthonse
W as Tnuaeay, ON the 14tb das Of September last
h'gIO WNh. SOLOMON DANGER as he calls himself
'u'Noes gong on q Tennessee lie Is a stout made
lsei inches bgh. aiiitie inclined to he veil w
'Sn on Wben committed To jail shaTt rcundabsnt Goa
o1hApnIRs ana panialocns 1.-THE sam eappears To- .e
- ana 70 years OF age. The owner is reQuesied
e'e otWaId, prove property, pay charges and take
nm away otherwise be win BE- dealt with ss the Law
directs. u psee $50, r ~
November W. ssFwams
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01
Roam LEE r. 0EE

WAS stolen tie nisbf Of The i6fh Instant from
house me 1s m@ dn 20 my ,sfnce neg, Orange eonr
compsctfy JoTmediR terry gOod order ana much LoUG
some than other~ise from mis- head hack ne ca,1fes
fiat feet, Is 0b0ut SeUeu utars oLf ana has n tLJI
name and tail, IA, tail Of the snitch kind tchich ne
carries closer 10 him than is for so sprirhfiv
horse ne is spirited PAGES aaa trofs psrv ,,sH
ior 80 good pacer Dpaced carfIeSSIv hegoes rhat
his head and the rider JKf whfn rel rods y0css
psry toeH anu pleasant 10 me rider overreac hiue
geTF fur INT d too much pHsted sometimes hUchrS
into pace teiieVe he has ihytc sfar o. me Core
head bHt certainty hasa vCrg distinguishing marx
ymeH sr0mincd tint is one ethif hiad Hgs, 6eHcCsd
20 De the right, but net y0siflve rom lie hooJ mn
nay W6y fofhe hamisraH he ron. leg when CURSOR
W 8ieLrsd has TIE Appearance OfhOrig pa,sed fLro,
whtish mud trhich has dried uyoD IL ,,fLi giye
$40 rsaardt TO any one aeho ~iH deliser to me fEe
that get him again, $50 for ne horse and fhiSc
GgnOictsd. ROBERT tAiLoR.
A PETITION Fill be presented 90 the nexI General
Assembly ~ Virginia. prasing that an sci may
pass vesting the commemorative right in certain
uact Of land IN the cOuay Of King william known by
we name OF Kentucky to the heirs Of the late Colonel
Bol Richesru. Octoher So 30 a,
NoICB....fbai petliion viii te presebtto o. The
Legislature OF Virginia. at their next session pray
'dhd whereon John MARKHAM nov dwenetb in Inc
Count orGoochsnd It being under special deed Of
fns The nature of which viii he explained IN the said
petition AN the parties interested are desiyons thai
we premises may be sold hat If them being
usueI age ine sanction Of an act Of Assembly 10 deem
ed e1pedient aud necessary.
November 7. 53ed.
4 PETITION will he presented to the nex- 1e1eTsI
Assembly Of virginia praying that an aci may pass
we HeehOldefs and bousekeepers On6e city
OF Richmond to elect from amongst Iheus.Ivss tbs
aY"I sergeant aud High Constable Of The said CITY Al
!helI annual ward elections 5G.-5w
~ EIiiON VA be presented TO the Legislature
Tor law authorizing the Ia ing OF aud establisbing
=" tywI.at the Bowling Green, Caroline county.
ii TOTICFT ,,sTJ5;- III - -
neat General dstspibfu Of mis- e. m g,ot,,gcoJlb
,er the pess0ee Of tqv, aHo,ing cOnpens0fjog 10
se eSt@te Of CftSt0pher Roaae, dec l0r n pa,k Of
remaWiHg unpaid also |or the oitouoRce on gc /
soHnt o. me sep1 ecaftonof Ms pay and the co1y,D
Lntton 70 "nch ny tar he Wos eHftied kbOl Is q,
~ years (NH Pag tpsfead Of hatC par for ne. aL
UHich claim as his teg0t reJ,resenfafite
JAMES RO6NE, Adn,inf,tratof
.,, Of Christopher Roanf deceased
--..-.-.l &c 5J-vI1cs
WILL sea-, on accommodating terms, m, -e1,e,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01

/ w.L LL sea-, "n accommodating terms, nv ISse1gal
~ - ~ Tue Iowa OF Columbia. The buildings 4 stofs
nVgse "no iumbsr bouse, have been Isteynew sfnsIe
sePl'S' ss..Fn JOHN FORBES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01

ENDUCA iiON... he pEblIc arc Tseuec,lny ~ tom,
60 mar Tue School will he re-oommenesd a,
- It aLE near oxford, in Caroline. II will be
opened on the 18th Ct January next and di,rn,,in,s
nn ne ioh o. iecenibei following, making the scho-
iasuc year OF tee months after deducling a summer
month fur vacation 'A
ne subscriber wit teach The English, Latin and
oIeeS Languages Writing, Arithmetic English Com
position ard Geography.
Tue ices for Tuition, in any, or all Of the abov.
uShes viii pc twenty aolars.-Board Lodging auJ
anhs inclusive, VIII he furnished by The Subscriber
a' esu,9 uolhfs for the t.tn, PAYABLE quarterly.
ine ounscHber has,ata considerable expense erect
Gu iase anu e. innpdiuns buildings and the situation
Is IeiIttd and remarkably hsaltLy.
ine fliohs VI The School Invited TO call al any
'e during The session. to ascertain the progress o. I
pups' me Subscriber, heing sensible thai he /. lock
ing 10 enlightened piyginiaaS for patronage deems
ponpos advertisement and great unneces.
.sy he "onih however, IN word, pledge himself
'hat no attention shall be wanting en- hi, part and
hS he entirely willing that the OF the Schoos
SHOULD depend OIL its ewn merits
RUFUS CHANDLER, A. H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01

4 WMmirfED to The jeii Of frederick CouaIy va. as
~ runaway, on the 25th July, negro man. who
eas bimsef SHADRACH, and say be belongs 10 IiaF-
rson Fitzbugb Of Fairfax county. tie appears to be
about ~ years Of age, live feet inches bigb dark
coinPexion-bad on striped wooden coat, aud sky
eoiored psnlalsons The owner Is requested to come
forward prove properly, pay charges and take him
away, Otber"ss he Will he dealt with Law directs
CHARLES HULBT, Jaitor T.. @.
Oct0her ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01

RIOrICg...H 0S eoal1aiffed 10 Foirf1r connfV faff
L ' Va BY u0Tr0at, from eadeT ne Auad aud seal
~ q q Brondu0fer Esq. or the ma ddg of Jkfv
1870, negro nun tgkO says his IS ID1fIT and
fhGt ne Is me property OF Samuel stephens Of BRck
tHgh0H county. Va The sad 6dan1 Is of dark COM
Pte1t0R fnH faced, abORt feet or 10 inches fn
height, has a lump has 6reaSt. and large Stoue
made feitoo his ctOthing Ukea committed, a
6TonH home maze scsefeH c0at. md linen shirt 0nd
pQHtGfo0BS, ana uOOf hsf The oWper Is requested 10
come forWGrd, yTove his property GndfGke him array,
Otkeruise he tofH be destcifh according to LaW.
p. d. BRADLEY, JatlOr for
RI: COLEMAN, Sheriff Of Fairfax county.
SepieuibpT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01

1t was expedient that the seats with the excep.
ton OF that OF the Hon. Mr.. Adams, aud the
hiinisters ofthe Gospel should be drawn tor
by lot IN presence THE Secretaryand Serveant
at Arms Accepted
MIR QUINCY OF Boston, in behalf of the
proprietors IT The Eoston Athen,cum offered
the use ottheif rooms and, library to the mem.
bers during the ceSsicn OF the convention
Colonel TURNER, from the COMMITTEES TO
whom wa; referred the subject of compensa.
uon Of rie,ahers made report, which eport
was i.id ON the table aud read "a follows:
Osuere!. That Tiers be allowed aud paid
out VI the Treasury OF this Commonwealth TO
each member of the Convention. two dollars
per day for each days attendance ON The Con
vention, and the like sum for every ten miles
travel from their respective places of abode
10 The place OF the sitting OF the Coz vention.
dnd DC At further Ordered. That there be paid
to the President OF the convention swo dol.
lars per day for each and every days attend
ance over aud above his pay as a member.
ihe repoit was accepted.
lhe preceding revolutions tor dissecting the
constitution aud referring the different parts
10 uinerent committees, were argued at con.
siderable length, but finaily adopted By an o.
ver"beimlsg majority. Ihe committees were
accordingly appointed.
REPORTS have been received from some oil
thcm-among the rest, from that OH the Iecis.
laiure. Who propose to have but one session .
year, and that IN January-thev observe, that
owing TO many OF tho principal SUI kjecls of le-
s,o'o,,'p oe'us ,ahsieireu W the CongresS oil
the u. s. aud also TO the separation OF blaine
from hassachusutts, one session alone will h5
suhcient, except on extraordinary emercel.
CITES. The committee Oh the University Of
Cambridge, and the encou, az ement o. lite
ralnre, report that 10 change 10 necessary al
to HE first, and that it is expedent. by way O
amendment to the constitution, TO create
permanent fund for the support of publi;
schools by appropriatiug for that object tn,
land owned by Tie commonwealth within tn.
State OF Maine. None of these reports hal
bees dehnitively acted on.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01

w ~ I'D 70 PURCHASE OR HIRF,-a artf,n
y CAHRtACEDR DRIVER, who has been ace a.toneI 10
'''sns to hoTsesr- Enquire OF this Office, s2-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01

We noticed, the other day, a document
transmitted TO the Senate from the Treasu.
ry, 10 pnrsuancc OF resolution which passed
thai body at the last session. Contemporaries.
ously with this report. in pursuance OF like
resointion OF the SENATE. there was also trans
mt;ted, u statement OF tho money which has
been annually appropriated aud paid. since
the year 1889, for surveying the sea coast,
bay', inletS, harbors, and shoals; tor erect
ins, keeping in repair. ana supplying light.
houses. beacoHs, and buoys. and Ter The pur
chase OF ground tor lighthouses distinguish
ing The places where they have been erected.
and the sums Annually expended tor Keeping
and supplying the same, from the fourtl, of
March. ilSo, Ia Sli Decemb.r r, $40 For sns
,vey OF The Coast, &c. tie total expenditure
has been 8 li2 .G20. The total on psns.,ia.e
tor ground ava buildings for light houses,
has been onty 49, dollars IAN amount
much smaller than we had supposed For
The keeping and supplying ii.ht.houses. the
expenditure for the thirty years HAS been
oa9 S3i doilars |; for bescons and buoys.
2oi ,1Ss doiiars-makirg the total COS, of the
mght.honse establishments from the sdop.
ton OF the Constitution, . 2T2, GO dollars
Nut. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01

AlOICE was eCgmlued 10 the Jan OF SuTry
~ cOputy, on the 27ih day ~ August last past,
nkely negro boy, supposed feet ave inch
60 high, has small scar veryperceptibie the right
temple near the corner Of the eye lips rather thick fut
face, tOefabie stout and we'll made. The said boy
takeR w aud committed 20 the said Jail as
away. and Is supposed to be the properly Of will
nam Y. Poller ~ casweil county, NC. The
requested 20 come forward, prove bis property, pay
charges and take BIN away, Otherwise he viii be dealt
enk according 10 law.
RANDOLPH PITcHgTT,
Nsy, ~ 57..wi2w High sheriff aud Jsiior.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01

sHE subscriber wishes to hire about 30 NEE aus
boys for the xty year to woik in atohaccg fatteFy
Oct "a. de.,Ssw G. j. nAchVRpo, ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01

'OmmIrrkD 10 the jail OF Freaeriek county "a.
- az fhndWdps. or TIE IIM Jaig, tHO negro men
one cdUs himself JAMES BURRELL, The Ofher VIII
LIAM MERCER They say they tie PROPERTY of
JOh" 60sSen Of Netc Kent ceUBfgs fumes appears
20 oe about 10 years old, and UitHan co. each abole
3Jftt or 10 inches high, dark cOvpferiOI ITiiI0ap
had oD green sfgf cOat and light paRtaioons. The
o'r"eT Is requested TO Ors0rd prOve property,
pay chdtges and take them array, ofheTWiye they
wtH be deaH Tith as Tie lar directs
CHARLES HULET. Tailor.
Ocfobfr a.. 1o.pIaIp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-01

they drew this Astonishing load eiskty r,iIes.--
The weight OF the Wagon ascertaised az the
hay scales IL 20ii lbs. which added 10 that of
the hour. makes the sum total li,703 lbs "A
veightof 2tj5s lbs on each horse. Singular
as the tact is, IL was discovered b, many of the
citizens OF our tom, that the horses, so far
from being wearied. absolutely on several oc-
GASEOUS trotted through the street under this
urhazina pressure.
The length of the wagon /; 20 feet s inches,
made by George Bosteyon, of Winchester, and
Tor strength and Workmanship, is perhaps e.
quail to Any tbinr ne the k.ad ever constructed
IN the state. DIR. Hamilton, the proprietor OF
this extraordinary team and load, we conceive
entitled 10 much credit his indefatean,e a, :
tention TO the ;n,pro cement of his hor,es, is
amply evaced by this amazing evidence of
their strength. Ii will 40 doubt be recoi.ect-
ed that this team assembled the Blue Ridge.
and crossed tie Shenandoah river. parts of the
road esteemed difficult and dangerous.
The driver entered the town with the ma .
tlonal Tag flying from the centre of his war
goa, accompanied by great number OF citi.
sans, whose curiosity had prompted them to
meet II on ,he road, affording ona OF the most
moral aud interesting spactacles, which. for .
long time has been exhibited in this place.
IGnzsfse.