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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21

yITHEBEAS, by various acts of Congress the
w President Of the United States is authorized 10
direct the public lands whsh have been surveyed
to be offered for sale
Therefore, !, James Monroe, President OF the
United States, do hereby declare and make known
that public sales, for the disposal (accordng TO
isw) of public lands, shall be hele follows viz
Al Franklin, in Missouri, the 6rst Monday in
January next. for the sale of
Townships 81 20 SIS, in range 90, west Of the 5th
principal meridian line.
so to 55, ranges 27 and 28 do.
81 10 IS. range % do.
Atthe same place, on the frst Monday in March
next, for tine sale OF
Townships 81 to So. in range so. vest OF the sth
principal meridian line.
so to So. in ranges u, % and 80 do.
At St Louis. in said estate, on the 6rst Monday
in December nexl, foe ,be sale of
Townships 35 20 A, in tange and 3. east Of the
5th princIps wev;aian line.
At he same place. on tie first Monday IN March
next, for the sale -
Townships IS 20 Al. Ia rslges and &, east.
At the same place, on the first Monday in May
next, for the sale Of
Townships IS % a. IN range and 6, east. and Of
43 and a. IN .aDge east
At Jackson, Ia the county Of Cape Girardeaa, in
the said state, on the hrst Monday IN February
next, for the sale Of
Townships 81, in ranges 20 ID, east Of the oh
principal meridian line
80, range 4, east do
20, 80 &3l S do
81, 81 d 50 6 do.
At Edwardsyiile, an the state Of Illinois, on the
FIRST Monday in Jsnusry next. for the sale OF
Townships TO i3, IN fange y, west Of the 81 Prin-
cipsl meridian line
11to13 10 and IL do.
6tol3 i2 and IS do.
gtol2 ia do
At vandalia, in the ssid stale, ca the third Mon
dav in Janusrv rext for the sate q
Townships to 10, in range !, eset Of the Cd
principal neridsn'isne
sto % 10 range. s4 5 and O
1,s'sandio sad,o range east
A. Palestine. in said state. or the second Monday
in February next foF the sale 0f
Town.aips 10 10, in ranges 9. 10 and IL. east Of
the Sd principal meridian line.
5 to 10 range IA, were OF I'd princi
pal meridian line
8, and 10 ranges I2 aud Is
At Detroit, in Michigan Territory. on the hrst
Monday in November next. for the sale Of
townships 8, 8 aad 10 : in ranges and east,
o and 9
7,8 and 9 and 8
Except such lands have been or may be re-
erved by law fos the support Of schools for 9TH
er purposes The lands shall b. sold in regular nu-
Derca' order, eg,nning with The lowest number
Of seclicn. township, and range.
Given under my hand. at the City Of Washington,
this nineteenth day Of September 1890.
JAMES MONROE.
JosIhH MElGS.
Commissioner Of ths CsGera Land Office.
Oct IL. lswtlstMay.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21
Commissioners Notice.

ME the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon. Court Of Probate for the town OF
Newport, Commissioners TO receive and examine
the claims Of the creditors az insi the estate Of
ANN RYAN,
widow, late Of said Newport. deceased. represeur
ed insovent, give notice, that six months from the
date hereof, allowed the creditors exhibit their
claims. and that will attend for the purpose of
receiving the same. respective dwellings, o.
any time during said period
NICHOLAS TAYLoR,} couu,,,,,,.y.
STEPHEN GOULD '0"'''''''ne''
All persons indebted to said estate, are requested
to make immediate payment to
JOHN BROWN, .s9n'r.
Newport, Feb. s, 1891 Ir.iA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21
DEAR swIFT'S

Resolutions suAen Ae came 20 BE- eld
Not 10 marry ayoung woman.
Not to keep young company, unless
they really desire it.
Not to be peeyish, or morosc or sus-
picicus,
Not to scora present ways, or wits or
fashions, or mon, or wars, &c.
Not to tell the same story over and O.
yer 70 the same people.
Not to be GOV tons. -,
Not 10 neglect deccncy or cleanliness,
FOR fear Of falling into nustincss.
Not 10 be over severe with young peo-
pie; bus give alloV ance for their youth.
iul foll,es and weaknesses.
Not to be Influenced by, or give ear
to, snavisn tattlihg servants, or others.
Not to be too free of advice, nor trou.
bic any but those who desire it.
To desire some goodfriends to inform
me which Of these resolutions break or
ncriec,, aldwMrein; and reform accord
ingiy,
~. Not to talk much, nor of myself.
Not to boast of my former beauty, or
strength, or favor with ladies, sc.
MOT to hearken to batteries, nor con-
ceive can be beloved bv ayoung won.
an; ct eos qui h@reditatem csptant odis-
sc &C vitare.
Not to be positive or opipia,ive.
Not to set up for observing all these
sules, for fear | should observe none.
"It has been said, that very intimate
friend Of Sir Isaac Newton's happened to
call orc day at his house, and was intro
,duced into the room where Sir Isaac
generally diaed, and where q boiled
Chicken had been sometime waiting for
him under cover agreeably to his own
directions but he was then too busily
cagaged in his study to attend to any
thing Of that kind. The gentleman not
having dined. and finding, after some
time. that Sir Isaac did not come, sits
down himself.so the chicken, and COM
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.


Englsb Sborss-- Bgllbanfxg.
a serioiis accident occurred at a Bull
Bait at Rochdale, by which many per-
sons lost ,ncir lives & others were dread.
fully cut and wounded. The London
Courier says-The anirial was tied 10 a
stake rthesedge OF the river--Ihc IA.
dils at the cord was six yards, and the
anin,a III making the circle was frequent
" 8 laet in water. The sides OF the riv
er we've covered with spectators. Of every
age nd sex, and many were seen near
The baIi up to their middle in water.
Jumping with ecstacy at the sport. AT
every evolution, the animal made to dis.
engage himse.f from the dogs, were seen
psop)s tumbling over eseh other, IN mud
ord water, up 20 their knees, and the
shoots OF joy occasionally expressed,
could only have been equalled by the yell
oi wages. The spor, continued three
hoare VIXEN the wall gave way and killed
nine persons, and wounded many others.
Oae woman had her thighs broken; a
young man had his arm completely cut
from his body, and others wounded in a
InaEnrr too shocking to relate.
". I. Daily Ado.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21
Commissioner Notiee.

WE. the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon. Court of Probste for the town OF
North Kngstown. in the county Of Washington,
Commissioners to recive, examine snd sdjus, the
claims against the Estate Of
WAITE sPlNK,.
late ct said NortbKngstown. widow, dece ssed, re-
presented insolvent do hereby give uo,ice, that
three months longer. from the 22d Jan. last, s
lowed to the creditors of the said Estste. 10 bring
in and prove their respective elaine and that We
viii attend for that purpose at our respective dwell
ings, at any time within the said period
BENJAMIN SMITH, I c
GEORGE CHADsEY ''"0''"'n"'
All persons indebted to said Estate, are csIie
upon to make immediate payment to
NATHANIEL sPfNK, y4dnipisfrsfsr.
Torh-Engstows, Feb. :, 1891, F.-.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21
FIR ESH FL OUR.

7nst Landed
Fron sek'rs friend TO Peace, ~ Deagh u
Peace, from .hIeranar'o, and for sale on
0ardner's WharJ.
200 Bbls and so half bbs. fresh ST..
perhne MOUNTAIN FLOR, Of he 6,ss
quality.
In Store, $50 Bbls. and 50 half bbis.
FLOUR, selected expressly for families use.
100 boxes smoked Herring.
Apply TO JOHN b LYON.
Newpoft, lam TO-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21
CHARLES M. THuRsroN,

CHARLES M. TRUR5TON,
Offers for Sale, cheap for CAST, q.
approved eredit.
90 Bbls. New York Prime Beef.
20 half chests Hyson Tea.
20 chests and half chests SouehoHg Tea.
10 chests Hysea-skin, ditto.
hhds w. i. Rum.
S hhds aad 90 bbls. best Rye Gin.
90 Qr-cssks and half quarter Casks Wines.
30 boxes & so bbls. Hiv Brown Sugar
20 kegs Powder.
Is half boxes No. l, Chocolate.
ALTO
A general assortment Of West. India Goods
and Groceries, st wholesale and retail.
Newport, Jan 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21
PO1T&Y.
Hard Times, or the Year 1879.

IhOa AH VIZ sOOA
Hard Times, or the Year 1879.
Lord. my dear masters. pray What shall we do
In this year sixteen hundred and seventy two;
Ever sinoe Queen Elisabeth mounted the throne,
No time ike the present sare ever was know
Lsyd. yhaf shaa we DO, o dear. vAo' slaiI We
do! -fi
The harvest was bad, we must confess.
And yet theirs some rougery nevertheless,
Or else ns unlikely u ere should be said
xor sprnnsws only GEL three pounds Of bread
Lsrd. Se.
The cursed Pishmongers they keep us agrouad,
Aud for saGmon they AZ hrss farfkjnSs a pound;
As for sd5bagss tsiIors will never get any,
For cabbages are nov but JarSa penny
= O LsriSe.
AZ for Poultry. we 1evsr shall taste il again,
Since fvo fsnfe they az for ,Ssry Jat hsn.
And The rogues such exortions no times can pro-
duce--- feL
How AZ thres pence for Bucks, and sruai for a
0s o lord, &c.
The Butchers they make thss excuses. and cry
That prices at smithieId are monstrously high !
sbsep for three shiLk,,gs can only be found,
And tor to. Or they will AZ you tonnd'
Lord, &c.
From all such exortstions Lord send us relief
Since f,r fhSs pence we only get Sve pounds Of 6eI
TO be sure for our labor we've very good rsy,
Cor few wokmen have less than three ha!f pence q
day
O Lsrd. TO-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21

THE market price, (either in CASH er
Il Goods,) will be given for GOOD clean FLAX
SEED, delivered 10 large DC small i.,rcels. To the
Subscriber, c.orner Of Washington square sne
Thames s-street q ~ f'@ -
.1A'NA scnN Edward ". Lagptea.
Newport. Deoember 90. 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-21
TO LET,

THE lower part OF a Dwelling House
i Bridge.street, on the Point, containing six
rooms together with wood.house stable. and
garden. The House is in excellent repair. Also
for sale to let the building next east Of the r.
Republicaa Office. terms apply to-
THO. TOWNSEND, jun.
Newport, Sept 6, 1920
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SEwPoRg, &C. Clerks sffes Of he Sghrem
Judicial Cspvf, Feb. 5, 1871.

XLTHEREAS Elizabeth Pierce, wife Of Timothy
w Pierce, has Aled in said Office her petition.
praying. for therein stated that the bands Of
matrinony now subsst,Wg between her and the said
Timothy. may be forever dissolved Notice is there
fore hereby given to said Timothy to make his sp-
pesrance before our Supreme Judicial Court. to be
holden at Newport on the 6rst Mooday Of March
next. to shcw cause, (if any he may have) Why the
prayers OF said petition ought not to be granted.
Esixsp WnAvsn, Cert.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-27
FOREIsiN.


LONDON, Feb. &c "A private Au,-
TRAN accoun, from Lavbach, Of a. OF
February, says, "Thr Duke dc Gallo,
on his arrival here on Tie oh, Was lm4
mediateiy called 10 a meeting of all The
ministers OF The allied courts, including
the station III the apartments e prince
MetIefDlch after a short speech by
prince MeiterDich, all the documents
were read TO the Duke de Gallo, With
which il was judged necessary tn &C
quaint him. Among these documents Is
stated 10 he letter from The king Of
Naples 10 his son, in which I've anuoRnc-
es III the most positive manner The unal-
lersbIe resolution of the allied sovereigns
by no means TO permit the continuance
oi the revolutionary order of things, oTi
ginaiiug in violence, NOW existing IN the
kingdom OF Naples, aud most urgently in
treats him to preserve The kingdom from
HE necessity Of putting down This state
Oi things by force Of arms Our troops
are now in full march, for Whatever may
be the determination Of those who nov
govern Al Naples,s military occupation OF
that kingdom will, in every case, take
place, which, however hostile in lis i'm
mediate effect, aud more remote couse
quences, may be very different from "A
hostile invasion. No considerable rrsis
taGce TO our troops from The Nespolitsns
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Ar pIJBTlC AUCTION

nN Monday, che I4th HGy, precisely at IL O'clock
~ on the premises viii n sold to the h ghsI bidder
for ready money, onder deed of trust from Conway a.
Foriescne white for The Deneft of william & Henry
Haxal, one utth undivided interest in The following
valuable Property situated IN the city ~ Richmond
and known by the name OF the COLUMBIAN MILL
PROPERTY, continuing about acres 81 ground a.
which Is erected, Manufacturing Flour Mil with q
pair feet Inch aud pair feet Burr Stones with
all necessary machinery Corn GTist MIL with a
pair ieet6 inch country stones Plaster Mill win
one pair feet Esopus stones; Saw Mil with two
saws Rolliag and Sliding Viii aud Nail Factory win
masbints Tor cutting aud heading nails al one orera
ion, and two machines for cutting btads and spries a
C0oper's Shep, Blscksmiih's Shop. a stable; two
Dwelling Houses, with Negro Quarters, &c. &c. &c
The Rolling aud Sitting Mill aud Nail Factory are
rented Tor term Of ten or twenty year the option "
the tenant.
The Mills and all other buildings on the premises,
are rented TO Philip HsxSll Co. anil nfst jaly next
when possession will bt given TO the purchaser.
contract is rade Wits the Dock Company for run
nng canal through 'he properly, sixty feet wide 10
coHnect u with the Dock
The whole Estate is subject an annual grouud rent
o. lwo Thousand bushels Indian Corn, payable every
hrst day Of January.
G. " MAcMURDO,
GEORGE FISHER, STrustees.
THO'S TAYLOR,
April 10. no. I'd,
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Valuable Ono Land al 1ucf;o,,

Valuable OHM Lah,d at auction
On I"esddy ne frst ~ Nay neIt, a ms.t valuable
~ tragt 81 LAND will hc sold AT Twelve O'Clock be
'oir Tue door of the Eagle Hotel the city Of Rich
nohO, ~ the weather permits, at same hour and
place the next fair day.
shis tract lies IN The county Of Wood, ab-ut twenty
miIra from Marietta ,nad eight from Parkeishnrg ON
ihe mouth OF Little ktnaNba. and miles from Bell
VHe-t"ntains fourteen hundred acres, was patented
about The year 1913. IN The name Of Remen Rnge sen
asslebte OF Col Alexander Dicks very feriiie Uhe
principal growth being walnut ash sugar tree &c is
pounded on one side nv The Ohio river aud on another
p1 Lee creek There are live small pantati ms already
cleared upon the uact With large grist mill upon
creek "a never failing stream) ianneIy and ark mill
all az good conditioH.
Any person wishing further information, is referred
to MI Pindaii, II Clarkshurg, Nr. Isaac Morris.
faikersDufg' (Dow on the Virginia Legislature MT r
u. Cfenbaw, Richmond, the subscriber in PbiIadeI
Phia. South ID street, No. I29
ihlr indisputabe. ...TeIms. one half cash the ba.
lance IN two equal annual instanenS secured by bond.
with approved security, ana deed Of trust.
r.. RUGE, Jr.
Sale will be conducted by Robert Gamble, auction
Sti. Ftb y. IS. .Wtds
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One Hundred Dollars ReuorJ

NJ hrKE u appeal To the satisfaction of the Mu,u
al Assurance Society, that the han.e uf B,njainiv
10 sai, IN The city Of Richmond known by the name
.oe .hu,fh queen dvefn, which was insured IN he
"ice OF the sand Society, was wfuiIy and pefatiousI,
.et on e on the night of the I'd Sstaut h, some vile
Ihce"oiay OF incendia'i les, To the Society unknown
aho was totally consumed thereby; Aud wheteas
ne consequences rtsUltiug the ho,rid
ae's OF incendaiies ough, to he ptrventd ana lh.
"u' perpetrators tbere"f eDght tn he brought 20
c"hoien punishmeni, IL possible The standing com.
ee o. the san Society asw- Ito protect the intetss
su u.y 'eh'estn a' The interest % the good cztns
OF THIS cOui honwesh have tn chit nroper TO rthe
ABOVE Ie"aro Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS 10 any
or persons "h" shal discover Inot
ne ihcenniaT} or iarrudiaries In III, aboy.
act so be or hey may l.. pr sgcurd and deatwitb
rs the law directs. JAMES RAWI.NcS
Apri g. los..s p A., AZ =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-27

IN the I'd day Of next HenricO county court or az
- soon thereafter as counsel car be heard motion
VIII he made that court, to appoint commissioners
dcrotolhg TO law, To assess che damages which will
Iesmlt 10 the lands IN the said county bordering
on James river and belonging TO the heirs or devisee
o' thomas Wilson, deceased, and to the heirs or
deVlsees OF Ibeodorick Massie dec from the opening
The James river canal through the same
JOHN COhLTER. President
~ The JameS River (O1npdny.
N'Ih .. 10
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FOR SALE

'I'HAI valuable PlsGiaiien wbereop the Subscriber
-, ItsIoes, known by the name Of INDIAN CAMP
It's situated in the upper end Of powhatan counv o.,
peep creek and contains by late survey 1867 acres
abou, one thTd ~ which 10 ~ wood and considerable
pst Ot winch IS prime tobacro land there are so or
zoo ACRES 81 Nat land, nearly all Of which reclaimed
snd the whole Of tobacco land Of the first anaity
TIE situation Is as healthy any below the mountains
II bias comfortable dwelling house on IT, and is well
stoched-With all necessary outhouses granares aud
tobacco houses
The terms required will be- one third Of the pucbas.
money on executing DEEDS and the balance I'm two egua
annual payments. deed Of trust vii be required TO
secure the punctnaliiy Of the two LAST payments
April g l01..u henry sKtPwfTH.
'hE puhiic IS befeby Informed idat the unhRisbed
business heretofore entrusted to me In the courts
IN winch praoiised in the city Of Richmond will he
attended to by Httionl Hay, jr. Rsq.and that In my
aDsence, application Tor papers and other necessary
Incarnation, may be made 10 Mr.. David Roper al my
F3iSe. THOMAS e. BOuLDlp.
HPIli o. fGosStA
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One Hundred Dollars REWARD

hNnWAf rom The subscriber, living IN Davidson
July last, two negro fellows, 10 wit: AARON about
20 years OF age, I'VE feet eight nine inches high ~
yellow complexion. The said fellow has altered his
base an1 cans bimseIf SnS.. other by the name
OF DANIEL. abeut The same height Of black rom.
PeHon, about 2S years Of age bow.iegeed and Isus
when talking. FIFE has also changed his name To- Peter
VIII give the above reward for The apprehending
and committing them to iai 90 that gel them AGAIN
or FIFTY DOLLARS for either Of them.
AprIl3 io1 Io,.
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TI{USJ SALE

virtue Of deed trust executed to the subscrirr
- by George Greenhow and Elizabeth A. his wife on
NE lt nay OF May IS7,to the payment Of the sum
0fd0y ne Sh DAY Of May proceed to sell at public
aueion on the premises part Of Lot 6os fronting 81
ieet on u street between dth and 5t Streets on which there
. comfortable wooden building -e houses NECESSARY
I9r the accommodation Of famiy-now occupied by Mrs
unter The whole establishment excellent repair ard
n very desirable suatiOn.The sale will commence Al
II o'clock and be made for cash
A.ue THOMAS I. BoULDIN, Trustee.
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Valuable L@.ds IN Non,eonerY, ana Pa
flIcL = I'm. N.nLn

trick - For Sale
ri" SUBSCRIBER helms duly authorized b. the execu-
- or oi Davih Ross, 10 sell ana couve, all tbe said
Nosss anas ~ the above Counties new ors al private
To The said Ross in The suit OF Ross aga.st Hook viz
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY
gao acres lying an burks Fork called Hooks old place
on Whic. thett Is avaiuah'e site fsr grist aud saw
mr.. AD"ut 100 acres at the are cleared the
remainder iswell numbered with The raj ropib OF
the copnuy there is one body akout an mr. 6n acts.
"1 meadow land unclearec. This has 1. NO be-n con-
sidsfed one OF The most valuable stock farms i'm IN.
coostry, having ON all sides outlet to an txten
si'e range a.s " may he enlarged by one or mere Of
tho flowing tracts adjacent To IL.
l5V acres als- Bnrks fork
900 d" called Reubin Keb's place.
1oS do Joining Jacob Harrison.
200 90 Joining a tract OF 1856 acres purchased OF
Ezekiel Wray.
1S6 do. ar The above.
200 do. joining Jesse Jones.
100 do. joining william Walker and Howell
3Si do. joining he above.
500 do joining the above.
$50 do Black Ridge.
1870 10. part of tract of 337O acres.
no do joining wajdle
100 do joining Carter Howell.
IN PhIRlCK COUNTY
6i6 acres joining MA, Ridge
100 do. nn bakers Knoh.
l7s5 do. joining Patlerson's Order of Council land
43I do near MuTrei's spur
me greater Part OF the above lands he consider
ed valuable for The purpose raising small grain and
grass 'rncipaily; and at but small expence may be
made valuable STOCK farms
The terms of sale will he accommodating. n,r,on.
ulsposeo TO purchase, viii apply The suhscIioer
irving IN The county Of M,n;gOnery about twenty ne.
SCUM OF The Courthouse aud in the rood OF
most Oh Tue Isnd GEORGE GoODYKOoNTZ,
dtfo IN fact for THOMAS T. BouLDIN
.,, Ex'or OF David Ross.
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To the Members of Me Protestant Episcopal

Church in The Diocese Of Viretniq
TIVE Convention OF Clerical aud Lay Deputies will
he held, ia The BsTough Of Norfolk GU the third
Thursday IN May, 1871, being the I7ih day Of that
month. mistake was committed ut ibe 0nd Of the
Journal OF the IaSt Convention, IN mentioning tie th
JHe'ady as The day appointed for the meeting of the
merit which error occasoned by the citcnmsianc,
mat the change IN the Constitution Of the Churcb Al,
to the lime Of holding Conventions Wss not printed
with the Constitution tsef aud therefore was moi adj
VeHeo to al The Time Of making the journal in aues
ton.,A full representation Of the Di-Crse al NorfoIk
10 respectfully and urgently solicited.
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE
Bishop Of The Prot. Ep. Church Of Virginia
April 10. 100 tdm
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Valuable Land for Sale.

- IN fHE couSTY or cABELL, STATE VIRGINIA.
ME- wish 10 sell tract OF LAND, lying in CahelI
W county, IN sight OF the courthouse Of said county
ana or Tue Guyandoe river, six miles from mouth
OF saa ver-containng about $50 acres about 200 OF
which Is cieaTedthe balance 10 covered with valuable
timber. 80
Ihs tract Of land is considered to he one Of the mos,
Vainahir tracts OF land in The section Of couniry in
Whch II rs shualed, aud will he sold on accommodating
TRIMS winch viii he made known by application 10
Iln Salhes, Esq clerk of Cahe county, residing at
fhe courthouse (Nho will shew the land and is autbo
{z.4 70 sen The same or to the subscribers residing
IN Jefferson county, Virginia.
nee. 10. &c. ~ JOHN r cOoKIrs
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MIL Bb SOLD To the highest bidder for cash in
~ mont OF the Courthouse Of HeBricn counly on
Monday ne IN dayoC Uay merit, being HeuTioo couti
DAY, = NEGRO WOMAN named EADY, who has heen
confined IN the jail Of Bsuico county Tor Ia m-nhs
and says that sbss the property John Coigsm Of The
county Of Hanover.
REUBEN TANKFRsLFY. y. s.
hprii 90. i" no Stas
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NOIICE-

Il OSi or stolen out Il my puckrt book between the
e first and 2ath March, bond amounting to eleven
hUndTed aud eleven dollars and eleven cents which will
he due from John aud Hugh Raine on the FIRST day 81
January, eish'eep hundfed aud twenty ihree....i do
hereby iorewarn all and every person persons from
uauing Tor the said bond. HENRY X tNSONE.
april 10. tco a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-27

gNiENDiNG soon TO return TO Lnnd~n, nave by
letter Of attorney hearing dale the LIST instant aHd
recorded IN the husiings cnurt Ofis town
pr. WILLIAM THOMAS SHEPHERD and Mir. RoBERr
LESLIE, TO settle AND collect all debts In The u states
que 10 ny brotheI, MI James Dunlop, 10 myself
The concern Of James K John Dunlop aud TO grant
discharges for the same is hoped that those in.
atDieu WIN make Immediate payment, as indulgence
cannot he gtven.-Thosc who may have claims are
requested To present them foTihwitb.
All powers Of attorney OF date prior to that above
DIentioutd are hereby revoked. JOHN DUNLOP
Petersburg, (Va.l March 10. YOe ,tn