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WALKERS MEADOWS FOR S6T-F

VIZ subscriber offers for sale his moicty Of TR Act
n VI LAND lying on Meadow river aud Clear creek i'm
the county OF Grccnbrier n miles from the White Si
springs ard ~ miles from the town Of Lewburg. The
W1ic tract contains [15 acres of which about thirds
are bottom land, equal in fertility as thought by those
VINO nave seen H. TO any body ofand in Virginia. The high
land also ot good quality From the situation of this pro
pery the nature of the SOIL the extensive range for
cattle in its immediate vicinity, it is deemed peculiarly well
calculated for raising stock IL will be offered for sale nj
PUBLIC AUCTION in the OF Lcwisburg on ne 2a6
day ~ Angst nerf that being Greenrer co day. Terms
one fourth OF The purchase money be paid when the e
IS deycred and the remainder in three equal annual install
men Communications from persons disposed to purchase
privately previous 10 the day OF sale. may he made 10 Mr.
Perry b. Withered, Of LewisburgNr John Robertson of
ichmond-or the subscriber residing Cumberland coun-
w near NarteTsNhe JOHN 4. TRENT.
dNiN 10 2D-Wt20A
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NOnChFVS,
- =. double and treble steps, with eI,-
giant trimmings and plated belJband
TirSt rate pannei Gigs with the best spring with plated
bellbands ami full plated joints ans, leather tops.
Very light Coaches with the door behind ,vingin rot
board attached to the body for travelling gentlemen and SER
Single sullics and stick Gigs double and single with ana
without tops.
Low priced family Stages handsomely finished cx,d In
work Will r two horses
Elegant ta1ee with elliptic springs, with handsome tops
with morocco Innings, fixed 10 work With or two horses
With the ny ,rerted Chnipiees, and pear;nri, wagons
with oval steel springs in front Of them Eight enough
horse. -
An excellent assortment Of the best plated and brass mount
ed Harness for carriages, gigs, iauilS stages &C.
STERLING " OODWARD
n b. supply Of the above may ba had by applying
opposite mr William FTenchs Tavern Old Street Peters
burg and liberal discount will be for cash nav ncnts
a. Orders from any part OF the country addressed 10 Pom
lar Grove fost Cce, Dnwjdie county Va viii be- attend
ed To-. May H. NJ, o,,,
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II Proclamation bn the Gorcrnnr. of Tirn

II Pr0ctamGtion by the GoUernor of Virgini0.
M HEREAS Treaty made between the United States
and Great Britain upon the third day of July and
on DAY OF october, 1915 and has been to the
nndcTsigne Governor OF Virginia for the being the
secretary OF State OF the United States instructions
tat eject from the President of the United States that the
charge OF piloiage included in equalization of duties
suputeu by tose Instruments, the vessels of either
party IN the ports Of the other And provided
DN the constitution OF the United States made
or which shall be made under the authority United
S'cs shal be the supreme law of the land Judges
every state SHAH be bound thereby thing
ZION OF la"s oil any state to the
hereion appears that tine law Of Virginia which
'hh plos sha bt anu they thereby entitled demand
ana receive from foreign vessels fourth addition 20 the
ic atowec ~ the same law, is longer force with
sa 10 rish vessels, which have Invested of their
foreign character in so much thereof contemplated
me SAID law have therefore thought t with the of
the council oi State to make known all whom il NAV con-
ccr the TACT herein stated that pilots have due warn
ing and await judicial decision in this nlntter
N'iNen under hand Governor. under Seal nj
49, the Commonwealth, at Richmond. this tenth dav of
lSc July, one thousand eight hundred and twenty one.
TIL; VI. RANDOLPH.
jury 10. 19-wiw
NOTICE hereby given, that the IN The inatic Hos
Ital in the city of williamsburg are all occtied and
iat no more patients either male female will received
INTO the said Hospital until tie said cells are vact
due notice oi which will DC given.
BIZ order of'tke Court ofDiyecfors
June ~ l'-"t LEO. HENLEY, c. c. u.
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WANTED

A n 0yERsEER TO take charge Of Roslin Plantation
within mile Of Petersburg. \ witha small family
wiz De Preferred capable o managing 20 or so hands TO adj
vantage he must be well qualified a. farmer The rIania
being altogether appropriated TO raise grain, hay and
SOCK and as he will have charge OF every thing ON the
place he must necessarily have wen affeste rccoucu,in
tons for his competency industry ohriev and rood morals
forsuch Character liberal wages will he given. Apply 10
Petersburg. June q. IA-ffs
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Committed 10 The jail OF Henyico Counf,,-

ON the 25th day of April last ;,s n runaway NEGRO man
named AKRON who says he belongs John Iurin OF
county lie appears 10 he about 60 wears age
feet 9inches high ard OF dark cor,pex nm be owner
OIL sad slave rs requested to pay charges and take him away
otherwise lac Will be dealt with the law directs.
REUBEN TANKERSLEY, ID. s.
June 26. lift Enr W Mavo
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q REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

gA REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE.
lsssHN wish TO sell my improvements in the ylnre of
1s--s5A. Jamestown, consisting of four haEacrc LOTS
wan darge aud spacious dwelling house feel
long containing nine rooms, recently painted. There
sDod stable carriage house, kitchen ice meat and lumber
properly i well arranged for tavern, private
one small LOT with large and storehoise fitted
UP III superior style, newly built of good materials There
attached to this property beautiful FARM of 1856 acres
within few hundred yards OF the village on Appouaox
rivera part river botonthe Iii land very strong tobacco
land and about 50 acres in wood, heavily mbered. The
improvements are two tobacco houses house and
new granary 80 by %. ~
jamestown is very healthy village in a genteel neigh
unrn9od, anu has many local advantages. The Appomaox
affords safe boat navigation PETERSBURG distance of 81
miles This property is well calculated TO suit professional
enteman Terms liberal. For farther particulars ap,,y IN
the subscriber TDliIiN n InoLT i."2y W
Jamestown Prince Edward Julv N o. 800 IN
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TUE RAIEIGH.

s%sresT 1aS i%As n Possession "T!Ss nA
lsssM burg, anil is prepared accommodate the public
na style which he doubts not will be calculated
give entire satisfaction.
This establishment has just undergone such repairs and
improvements render il comfortable
and is supplied with much and excellent furniture
He viii be satisfied receive such encouragement the
comforts and accommodations he may afford will cnte him
~. TUNS3dLL BdNhS
williamsburg Imp> % I5-l2t
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Crcuit COurt of thr I7nitc
states Tor the Filth Circuit Virginia District pro-
nounced on the 18th dav June, 1924 in cause therein
pending wherein Robert Crouch is plaintiff and Neil McC oui
ana the suscrihera are defendants; will be sold upon the
misses on the ath day of September next LOT or parcel of
ground containing seven lying and being near the
roor House OF The city of Richmond, with the buildings
ihereonwhch was conveyed the subscriber in trust hy
Nc McCou by decd bearing date the I9th day of January
iaii recorded IN the general much thereof rs
VIII be- necessary pay the which been incurred
and NAV he incurred in the trust created m
The SAID deed also the of the and
condy the sum of twelve hundred and dollars
anu egiy-threc cents with interest the 10Th ,ay of
august 1879, Until payment of the balance now due under
the said deed Of trust The purchaser will be required TO
give note OF notes for the purchase money PAYABLE in sixty
days with approved cndorser The title viii be retained
until the sale is conf med by the court.
JAMES BROWN, Jr. Trustee.
July ~ 2l-tls
WILL he sold Monday the 5di AUGUST next NJ Tho
~ Auc Store OF Richard Brooke, all shares in the
richmond osbornes Turnpike Company, which there
-slial! be any money due ON that day.
by order of the Board Of Directors
q. ". CARRINGToS, Treasurer
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WILLIS'S COMPANY.

meeting of the commissioners ofthc WILLIS Nayira
ton Company, al Cara, the July 1921 il Was
resolved that dividend of four dollars on each share he pol
10 me stockholders IN sad company treasurer on or
amer the list Jay oil August next. JOHN q. PAGE,
Cumberland, July 20. etwrr
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a food Ldlcn again For Sale.

[yzA WOod LdlcR again For Sale.
sskH The sale of this Of not hayinr tsken
place on the 2lst of July according TO The Terms
aVher advertisement the subscribers, by virtue deed
"ag iS1 and recorded in the clerks Office of Kong Queen
as trustees theren named and for the purposes therein
specified, will the 25h Of 1eiuf merit ii fair oheryise
1 S he next lar day. offer for sale the premises Cash
, 'auaoe farm called WOOD LAWN, situate in the
county aforesaid, about eight miles from the court-houe
, ney elnd,an from The Rappahannock Maltapony
cO'anng oZO acres be the of first
,e armng land which lies beautifully aud is well propor
oe a: TO timber and arabic lhnd-wcl nproye ed with new
spacious buildings valuable orchards, fruit trees &c anil
~ esTy TesPtd most oegopt and saioJie Estose The
osoers wiz convey such title only ms is vested in them
a., 'e o me sad deed of trust * believed however
% Sood and perfect title be made. The sale will
J,fs@55, oe'uh % 80 RICIIARD GAINES,
80. zo-dtN THOMAS JEEERIES.
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,"hhiIEDto tie Jati OF norfolk CoUntya Il T1mat,e
y arr-"o man " no calls himself WA. BROW S-stn,es
lhut he o. free aud has ed in the a. s.
sac bIo"n T. 81 dark coupcNiou. feet inches irh "a
Years 81 age has the lee Ter which be saw ,,s
wound b. mtskci l ind scar GA his ef .e ,~cs ;,
H "stbihc Owner u snd negro, II any sired 10 pro,
ne properly =, tnOa Interested produce inc propcr e,i
fences oi rs freedom hc viii d. distressed OF Ia. e Ia
mrc't. va. BfEEArD Jsll,. q. Noilolk roua'y
h.'t 90 So
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FOR SALE

II OII SALE.
'AWENIf OR THIRTY NEGROES consistinr M mon
a. -, M " DoEs and girls atthe Beil Tavern on T,esio
LII. ~ H"sS "eet, II fair, if not, the next fair day
1-Tr,y- 22-fds
n ~ ~ a.g OF the Members of the Standing Commiftce
inos az a. Assurance Society against Fire ON Build
Assurances :; c oil virginia. held the General Office OF
sPeSct" ~ tnignmond, on the 9Th day of July 1871
i4eseht JOHN II. BLAIR Chairman: ~
JOHN ANfDLER
T,hlIlP y. NICHOLAS. Nenl,crs ~
btNJANIN TATE. corer,;.,oa's
., . DAVID BULLOCK N"ii'i''ee''
adopted by the Board . "ois were hoFeu ana
lecleDe number Of this Society having eo,sst 10
tat eni,tee 10 call Gencr0i Efrsioo- Ordered
city ,Ja, o"ih given In the two Daily papcrs nj MI
6s,rae H.fot Meeting Of tie" Efenbecs off5e 1TgsJ
Ti,o,; against Fire Buiidiprs Of The Sfgs oC
ON hed at the Capitol in the ci,y of Kchon3
a0rdo s. 5'io,noay Ubc 6th) Of August rext
&; Il, useieu also, That the lorerone5 no, .
folk bNposiOr. and In the pe,ysrspar In Mr.
"au ~ and Acxandria1 - 'iN'"s' "hCue'teT'
,,idct Sttandny Committee ndyertpg 4, tho a;s;i,
inc ne, 49, lurc attended the obtaining nora, s1cot
stTed ieciuly 70 recommend to fle ,ar.ors la,
live town % @ personally attend 10 meet in tlcir rcs,c
gsg,s ,11es, and 20 constitute as fbcir otis
afford an md ssoRdiag w ne ~, "a 81;
bo propcrlv co., tnat he Interests OF tfc nsti,nton NAV
Ettly c'ihaed 10 their csucD ~ "'!
the N. A. 81. journal o. he Standing Committee Of
Jny 10 80 o. JAMES RAWLINGS,
FIViIF Ijci,s-, - - r Al. II. A.S'y.
HOOP poYEsi ifce. n cash, viii b. rive u for good
feptisrv 'NLH9 end good WCCL tcif,er.i AZ tIc BE-
July 10. d. II. RICE, Principal agent.
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NOTfGE

~ WARD MuWE1nHg claims against Tie estate Of En-.
forward autieneaiJ o'c. arc requested bring them
"'''' l" mike immediate payment. ''''' '''''''''
July 81 Or .-.e. kDWARD MUMFORD
f--TfTH OF II afgas4..ss
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CAl(iiiAiiES

fGNllE subscriber has for sale, at
sE{Nn. his Mandatory, miles iiom
ExonSsss< "a Pctcrsburg,Va a large assortment
Ia Ss(SLJSLz3J Of Work in his line OF business
viz. Coaches nd
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RANK OLE YIRGINIA-

H'E President and Directors have declared dividend q
- per cent on tc capital ofthc hank for the as
hall years which gives 10 tie injsi dual hoLier c
per share. w DAN DrIDf;F f,5t;.r
July g. ~ a.,
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EOR LIXERPOOl.

IA THE fine coppcrcd ship Darian, Capt. Wilcox
rapSSN She will load ut Warwick f2s 6d-carries
Efkf ~ 600 hls. aud will sail ON the 18th August
7-S- For freight of only rs hhs the balance being
positively engaged, apply to ROGERS HARRISON.
Il.lv oI--tf
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TfooD ,I'IHtt IIlfc. IN caeII MIN n -i,-1
Tertiary. 'io booi ~ CL.dciiycrcd az the Peni
July 10. ID II. RICE, Principal agent.
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the community has in the composiior,
c; the army. We feel for the situation of
those gentlemen among the dismissed Off
Gers who had considered themselves en-
barked for life ihthe military profession,
and now fad themselves stranded, AT the
mercy of the world, with those tempest.
uous waves their education has no, taught
them to buffet. This fuctua,ing policy
IN regard to the army exing itat one ses.
sion OF Congress, reducing and re- organ
'zlng (and almost disorganizing) it at an
other, is calculated to render the army
less useful, and is seriously prejudsial in
one sense, by leaving the whole BODY of
officers uncertain of the term Of their
Eryice, and indisposing them, by nat.
ural consequence, TO the serious pursuit
OF the studies necessary to make them
accomplished soldiers. We hope, how.
ever, that the establishment viii be suf.
tered to remain on i,s present footing
long enotsgh at least to afford an opaor-
tunity of realizing its existence, and de.
Sivipg some advantages from it which
time has been hitherto denied for. Ma
nv 'meritorious officers have doubtless
been navoidably discharged. They
canhot feel modification at what was the
eject Of ain act ot Congress directing this
decimation; and we hope they will find
the walks of civil life more quiet, if not
more grateful, than those they have late.
" trodden ibid.
Official information has been received
sitbe Navy Department, OF the safe arriy.
al, at Valparaiso, 6 the United States
frigate Constellation, Capt. Charles G..
Eidgley, after passage of ~ days from
Aio de Jancrio; officers and crew all well.
This is a.truly, satisfactory reiutation Of
the rumor of some days past, uniavorable
. the safety of this ftigate. Ibid
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MIR RIED.

In this town on the % irs.. by the nrv Mr. Elton
MIR. SrtPnGn pofTER to Miss SOPHIA 4. CARn
both of this town.
On Thursday evening last. by the Rev. Mr. Elton,
Air. SAMUEL j. MAeeH. to Miss MANY c. VIII.
LIAss, daughter Of Mr.. John Williams, all of th-
town.
AZ Tiyerton on sunday last, by the Rev. Mr. Peck.
ham, Mr. WHEELER NJ. BLANpiSo, OF Bristol. to
Miss ELIZA Nosros, daughter OF William Nor.
ton, Esq
At Providence On the 22d inst by the Rev Dr.
Gano. Mr. WILLfAMG GoppAar, Editor of the
RhodeIslsnd American. TO Miss CHAaLorra Il.
iyss, eldest daughter OF Thomas Y. Ives, Esq
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CO Tor eleAy GasS from l4,h April and
that in the interval, no innovation. will
take place in the commercial system at
present in practice, nor in the duties new
established.
The Salaries Of the Governors in the
different American States, range from
S400 10 $500. Rhode Island being
the lowest-Lou;siana tie highest.
q. S. Sehr. I.ynx.-Serious appre.
hersions are entertained for the safety OF
this vessel. She sailed from St. Marys
under the command Of Lieut.. Madison,
on the 2lst OF January hast, bound direct
tor Jamaica. The u. S. sch'r Noas,nh,
Lieut. Turner was a, Jamaica about the
lst Of April, q, which time the Lynx
had not arrived, nor has she since been
heard of
On Monday evening tire Tth inst, Da.
vid Nj. lewett, Esp. of Lyme, in Fl, of
insanity, ascended ladder, on the back
side oil his house, and proceeding over
the rool, threw himself down the front,
falling head foremost on the door steps.
His skull was badly fractured, and he
died the next morning. He has left a
very respectable family, consisting of
wife and several children, to mourn this
dreadful event. -Negp- London Gag.
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RICH LAIN
SAIFMS X LEVANTlNES.
II. Sessions,

has just received good sssortmen,
OF rich plain Sa,,ins and Leyan,ines. 50 Ga and a
plain silk shawls, Nsnkin and Canton Grapes. black
ss,tSs and India Lsvsntines, Eank,n Cape dresses
Grape shawis, limitation Meriro, do Merino hdkfs,
brocadec bcrdercd do. Plaid La,strsag, vrern,
White and p'ns 20 Jaeone, Muslin, white ard green
Ganre. hal'.n black aud white Grape, plain Cassi
mere ana o1rueies shawis. long silk Gloves, short
kid and silk do seersue kersSA 4 c.se ~
s-kGHoRN's, ot superior quality. some very low
prced-ah OF which will be sold al reduced prices.
May 80. ot'n-
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]. b. PEABODY.
JUSTICE or THE PR.1ck

I1AS opeoed an Office No 20, ErosG.
i J.. street, and mos, respectfully offers hi,
services to bis friend, end the public, in the
execution of Deeds, Bonds, iodentures, A.
greepebls, Assignments, Bits of Safe, A.
wards, Leases sod Releases, Letters and
Warrants Of Attorney Pe'iions,- Wits and
Tcstsments. Policies, Charter Parties, Com.
plants, hequiusnces, &c. &c. snd will exc
cute all other instruments Of writing, and af.
tend promptly to the trsnssesion Of oil other
business which may come within his juris-
dic,ion.,
Newpor;, May 80, ls:i.
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MEMoRA.NDA.

81, - M ~ Or AN.DA.
&, Hayans. May 9Th, brig Perseverance,, Wilcox
81 this port, loading Tor !Satannsh Il, was very
sicky at Havana especially on boa,d the Shipping
IT Poin'-petre. ,dpri %. brig Polly, SheArnsp,
OF this port, waiting pay for her cargo,
Up at New. Orleans, on the 95,h uit brig louisa.
ma, Hart, OF this port. for Philadelphia
Ship Mary Almy. Burroughs, Of Providence, 3
7et
Spoken, on the iTth inst Ion 20, sch Dahie, Bal
ley. Of WEXFORD. 2 days from New-York
From tie URmmgtom. y: c. Rceo-der, MY 70.
Mn. SMITH-The sloop Flynn J,stres.,
Capt. Rawlings, from Bristol, OR. l.) loaded
with provisions, &c. belonging ,oa Mr..
Waddie' bound 10 Trinidad, having bocp dis.
mss,ed on the .2d OF April; dcifed near
New Topsail Banks, and ceme TO snchor.--
sent her Mate end two men ashore to get
pilot beu. and hands, so as to get the s,oop IN
some tarbor they succeeded 10 getting
Csrt Crands'l, en- excellent pilo,--o,her
hands and boat; in attempting 10 cross The
bar, the sioop's boat shipped a sea, filled and
sunk pretty low but the three men sill kept
ir her she driited cot to ssa with tie eb5
tide, and kept about quarter Of mile from
shore at length heavy sea struck the boat
and she upset, and the ,ko men we're drown.
ed Immediately ;themate recovered the boat
and retns,ned with her until he got In the
breakets, where heavy sea struck the boa, /;
he s.,bk npd was drowned. The oext day
went on the beach with several cthers, and
soon found the mate d'if,ed up: the boat, oar
and rudder the other iwo have no, been
found. Capt. Crands'l was present and Wit.
messed the melancholy scene, without hav.
ing il in his power to give any relief.
! had the body Of the mate brough, sshore
to my plantation and inferred in the iapiIy
burying ground.
The boat is safe, and con be had at any time.
HENRY d. HowARo
The sloop arrived at this port on the 7th
Instant.
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NEWPORT.
"Wisat a railing oEf P
"WEDNESDAY. Mar 80, is2t.

The Bostonians are desperate wratiiy
towards their quondum favorite, KEAN,
the stage player. But few short weeks
since, and the ws,oe town-wae in all up.
roar, and nothing but Kean, Kean. was
90 be heard from almost every tongue
.aana the most extravagant sums were law
s9ished to obtain the privilege Of seeing and
hearink this prodigy. But they fed the
.'ieHow's vanity to a surfeit--attcr a short
Absence he returns anIbng them. and be.
= Cause the people did not scramble quite
50 eagerly after his high niightiness, he
took II in high dudgeon, refused to fulfil
hls engagement or perform the part as.
signed him, and scampered OF from the
'"Lilerary Emporicim, as he in happier
times denominated il; and he is advertis-
ed in one of the Boston papers as runa.
way, and one cent reward offered for his
apprehension!
The votes en- the Constitution in Mas
sachusetts, were last week counted by the
Committee appointed for that purpose,
when 1t was found that FIVE out of the
*ourteen articles were rejected, and some
,es them by very large majorities. The
thing has already cost the state d great
sum Of money, and produced deal of
ink shedding. What is next to be done
ue are at loss to know.
'ha DC Ia Il.
intelhsencer," which was suspended for
some months, in consequence of the re.
moval of Mr.. Knowles from town, has
been re. commenced by Mr.. B. Badger.
Trop Journal.
The Naval Court of Enquiry in the
case Of Com. Barron, sitting at the Navy
lard, New. York. was on wednesday
week, adjourned to the 9th ofJuly, in or.
der to obtain the testimony in writing OF
Mr.. Clay, OF Kentucky, and other wit.
nfsses residing at great distance.
Domesiic Mannfaetmes.-~We have
heen correctly informed ttn, IL 900 lbs.
Of Sugar have been made, the present
spring, on section Of the Canasaraga
fats, IN Livingston county, mile and a
half in length and half mile in width.
Roeh. Telegraph.
JAMES L.CATHcARr, Esq. has pub
hsled plan for forming co:npany to
cultivate the grape vine, olive, date. fig,
palma christi, capers, &c. in Florida.
The capital to be 100000, divided iu-
to shares Of 8 100 each.
The Collector Of the Customs at Ha-
yana. has given notice that the operations
fshe new s9sp,,A tariff, will be postpon-
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FOR SALE,

CAndto,'essioa given iy'nediatelp ] .
a small Estate lying in Midd)ctown.
con; sioing one acre OF land, 1eIl fenced
with good ston. wsb, very pleasantly sNusttd. .xiIh
convenient dwelling horse and olber bnild,ngsl
some excellent apple trees, and never failing well
ofwater thereon. forerms apply 10 EIiz ABEJ4t
SMITH. on the premises, or JAMES xARLEf.s
Newport. p
Middie,owb, MAY oih 1871
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Post.OMee Notics.

A CoRaesronprucE has beeo carried or
"A by certain indy duoh OF ,his town, and
Others residing ut the S,utbwstd, by wri,irQ
their Letters upon The margins IL Newspp-
rers; TO pu, on end TO such EsuSolsni prse.
,ices, ooticc 10 now given, that 10 future. ma
Nswspspess win be delivered from this Of
fee, reeeivea from the Soa,hwad, without
their being previously ohened nrd eson'issd
aud none viii be forwarded, sxetbf ,ais2
fr"er hosfose, unless one end Of The. pscssgq
be tef opro.
EfeciosI measures ere adopted 20 dsfess
the further eontravenipg the Post Office
Law, The above Regulations are not 10
extcnd TO ihe Printers.
b. Is. MUMFORD, Poet. Master.
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State vi ithode. Island, &c.

Nay IS, 1871.
THE creditors Of Russell Barnes, of
Burriisille, in the coeo,y of Providence, arc
hereby notified to appear ~ they shall zee
hul at tho Geacral Assembly to be holden d,
al Newport, on the third Mondsy OF June
next, To shew cause why his petition Tor the
benefit OF the act entitled, " an aet for tho re-
lief OF t0solvent debtors" ought not to 30
granted. HkNRr BowRH, Ses'rv.
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