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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-12-05

A Church is now building in St. Pc
tersburg, by order of the Emperour Al
exander, the pillars of which are solid
granite, nine feet in diameter, thirty-six
feet long, and weigh one hundred and
ten tons. They were transported 100
miles by water, in vessels built for the
purpose.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-12-05

At Copenhagen, is the Youngest fe-
male writer probably now living. Her
name is Eirgilia Christiana Lund, and
she is not above 10 years of age. Last
year she published family picture,
Clotilda, or two for one !" and lately
she has published small Dramatick
piece, called 6 In6delity detected.n
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-12-05

On Saturday morning, Gath inst. the
Oil Mill, at Middlesex, on Onion river,
Vermont, was discovered to be on fire !;
and all human efforts were utterly una
vailing.--The Saw Mill, Grist Mill,
Carding Machine, and Clothing works
were, in few moments, all enveloped
in flames. Little or nothing was saved,
except the cloth from the Clothing
works of Mr. Wilder. The Mills we're
principally the property of the Messrs.
Hastings.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-12-05

We learn by a gentleman from Cana
da, that the statement published last
week, in relation to three men going
over Niagara Falls, is incorrect, in sew
eral particulars. A scow that had come
from one of the islands, floating out of
Chippewa Creek, with two persons on
board, was carried too far into the cur
rent to regain the shore. It stranded
upon rock in the rapids, and went to
pieces, after which the men were seen
approaching the great cataract. We
do not recollect of any occurrence sim
liar to the above since the horrible fate
of Capt. Valentine, about II years since.
Buffalo Pat.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-30
UNION FACTORY.

rE-HH subscribers respectfully informs their
friends and tie public IN general, that they
have added TO their establishment complete SCI
OF new Cards, suitable for csrdng OF Meiino woo''
in the best manner, which together with their for
mer machinery make their establishment complete
Wool of all grades carded into rolls at The low
est terms. They wish 10 receive wool tor manu-.
featuring on shares or contract, IS may oeu sun
their employers. They continue TO carry on 'neir
Cio,bine business. in all its various branches. Ev
cry attention will be paid the coioring OF Grapes
Bombazet,e., Silks. Sc The following persons
will receive and forward any articles Intended Tor
tie Union Factory.
GEORGE LAWTON, Tirerfsn.
JFREuIhn CLIFFORD. Brisol Ferry.
EDWARD STANHOPE, and
ROBERT X & FRANCIS CARR, Newporf.
The subscribers, return their sincere thanks 10
their old customers and soscit .he contausnce OF
,be,r Iayours. JOHN BABCOCk,
MOSES LAWION.
po.ternouth June
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-30
Commissioners Notice.

WE. the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon Court OF Probate for the town OF
Middle,own. in the county Of Newport. Commits
sioners 10 receive. exsmue and adjust the claims
against the Estate IT
Cor JOB BENNETT.
late OF said Middletown, deceased, represented IN
solvent do here by g,s- antce, that six months from
the 18th instant. allowed to the creditors OF the
said Estate to bring in and prove their respective
elams and that we will attend for that purpose at
respective dwellings, at any tue within the sad
period.
iSsaSA rshss sssrekDi sSfekIaAll c'""i''i''eT,
All persons indebted. to said Estate. are called
upon to make immediate payment to
GILES MANCHESTER, .sdrrnsrosoS'
Newport, April %, 1921
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Historical Anecdote.

HlS(0FlcuL <7NeCIOtc.
Frederic the Great was ever sohcitous
Of rewarding and fostering every evidence
Of genius within his kingdom; and the
fame of man reaching him through his
coutiers, for throwing peas through
small aperture in the opposite wall of his
room, Frederic among others chose TO
see him. ybe poor u,an's heart swelled
with gratitude for the condescension' OF
his majesty, and he set himself to work
with all agility and speed i'll throwing the
peas, and as good luck would have 1t,
not ons missed the mark after being
satisfied. the king retired with smile,
and the performer anticipated a splendid
present and reward from his master
The hours passed lagsingly by, aud no
servant in livery made his appearance
a, last the all important moment came
big with the fate Of all his hopes--a huge
and heavy basket was dragged into his
room, his fondest dreams were now to he
realized, nc opened it and found it--tull
# peas
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-30

DREpARED by W. r. CONWAY, Chemist, No. -
Bumstesd Place. Boston, viz.
Dr Relies Botanical Drops
Dr Re.fes Asthmatic Fills
DR.. Relics Aromatic Female Pills, TOR OOsuuts
tions, &c. -
DIR Relies Antibillious Pills, for Indigestion, BIZ
iious Affections, &c.
DR. Relies Vegetable Specific, Qor sick he's"
ache)
Dr.. Relies Vegetable Rheumatic Pills
DIR Jebbs Rheumatic Liniment- -Rheuma;ism OF
90 years standing has been cured by this IN %s
ihours. =,
British Antseptic Dentri6ce, most excellent FOE
the teeth and gums.
Dumfries' DIN ment, certain and safe cure fsr
the Itch. in one hours atphca,on be it ever SO ia
vetcrs,e. GJ' No danger from taking cold
Albion Corn Plaster. The reiiet 10 inmeoi",ss
and while it dissolyes and draws The corn out cy
the roots, it causes not the least pain.
Cambfan tooth.ache Pills: the relief is instac'
taneous. without the least injury TO the teeth
Dr. Hunters celebrated Pills-Dr Hunters IN.
lection Powders, and DR.. Hun'er's Cerste, for ,ne
preyenton and cure of veneres, complaints with
perfect secresy. treatise explaining syhpto"''
and method Of cure accompany each Packet. .
Pamphlets of many extraordinary cures, may Ds
had OF the Agents, gratis
or None Of the above are Sera'ne, aatsss Se'fs
"W. Il. Conway large discount TO C0uniy
Physicians, Traders. sc. The ADORE Medic'pS
may likewise be had of
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Drasgisf,
No. 10, Tbames-street, Newport;
.9lso, BY
Lemuel w. Briggs, Bristol; Hercules Whitney
Mason, Bslch, Propideace Dyer Hoves, Hinf.
ham, Greene, Nev-Loadon; Hopkins Harjerd; ana
most Druggists, booksellers Of respeotabiiy; also
by most Post. Masters throughout the Union.
None are genuine unless signed by W. I Conway,
july 70, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-30

AT Tsz EoRTH wIs'
DAY GOODS.
Broadeloihs.
Csssimeres,
Vigonia Cloth,
sattinets, seTges.
Yestings. blankets
Kerseys.
PeIioe Cloths,
Baizes, Fisnnels,
ShzwIs, Hdkfs.
Bombazet,s, Wildbores,
Worsted plafls,
Birds eye worsled,
Rattinets,
Merino Trimming,
Green Table covers,
Irish Linens,
Linen sheetings,
Russia shrelings,
Linen Cambrics,
Long avn,
Tbread laces and Foot.
ings,
Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
Floss, Tapes. Threads,
Marking Canvass,
Crash. Diaper
1sb!e linen,
Buckrsm, Chex.
brown linens,
Black llneas,
Nankin * Canton Grapes.
Italian Grapes.
Levantine silks,
Lustrings. sinchaws,
Plaid silks.
SarsDeta.
Fiorenilnes, Bonbasins,
SILK lace, ssttiHs,
Cambria Prints, CALI.
Goes,
Csmbrics, Mus!ins.
Dimities, Veivets,
Twist shirtings & Sheet.
ings.
Fancy Yeslings,
Jean. NaHklns,
Fine Ginansms,
Bed Ticsing,
Warps. Kuit,ing cottons,
Candlewick, Oi. Cloths,
suspenders
Pearl, Ivory, Thread and
Wire Shirt Buttons,
Coat and vest Buttons,
Hosiery, Gloves,
Umbrellas,
Carpetings and Hearth
Rugs.
BOOKS.
Moral and Religious,
TIE CiRCULA
Consists of 1000 volur
additions Of all new work
Neyport, Nav 9. 1921
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-30

MY Accounts must be settled
WI Those Persons who have been owing ne fos
years past cannot longer expect an indulgence,
whie,A it is not in my power to grant--n Is abso'
,n,ci, ,ecessary aud indispensable, that all my un.
s.,,,ed A. ,sness shoold be closed forthwith many
accono,s arc now pu, in The hard Of Justice fcr
collection. and all those who wish to avoid eIPsnc1
and trouble. s reqiired to pay the aoant Of theic
dues, speedily as possible
Nevocrt March a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-30
10 LEI,

Ind hossessioy given Immediately,
THE lower part OF a house, situate in'
Dennison.street For particulars inquire at thii'
office hay y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-30
POETRY.
IsELECTED J
THE FARMER'S LOT.

koELEt1 I'D
THE FARMER'S LOT.
SWEET is the farmers humble los
Unknown to sngnish. care or strife,
Happy and peaceful is bis cot,
lie gliJes adown the hill Of life;
To him that vale is spread with Aowerss
And grac'd with anaranibipe bowers,
And pleasure and delight are there.
And dove-eyed Joy with laughing air.
How sweet to roam at glittering dawn.
Adown the violet.spangied glade,
4 diamond sea on every lawn,
A tunefii choir in every shsdcs
And neccy clouds or purple dye,
Yiit,ing athwart the vcrrnil sky,
And hills in emersldino vests,
And wrapt in gold their han,isg crests
o let rue ever, ever dwell,
From vice and folly far away.
And roam along the woodland dell,
And tune my'rustic roundelAy:
And when old age with soft decay.
e,esls the rose Of youth away,
Then let rue press the cypress wreath,
And swee,iy sleep the sleep OF DEATH"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-30
THE HONEY MOON.

A clergyman preaching wedding SER
mon, chose the following passage in the
Psalms for his text. "And let there be
abundance Of peace while the moon entIur-
elh.n
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-30

Just received from Alexandra, and sor sale.
On Gs-dnsrs pAa-f
300 bbls. Mountain Flour. OF prime
quality, S half Abls do do, city min Flour, Tor
bakers. Apply to
John o LION.
Mar e.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-30
rHaPATcn.

hsquire nes,nsss aud despatch in every
thing you do; yet avoid the affected bus,lc,
cringing smiIe, and sulgs.hs OF some trades.
mon.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-30
cENERo osITY.

An economical old bachelor fascinated
with the charming looks of a young lady
at church, was bent on having an inter
view with her (; he accordingly went after
meeting to the place of her abode, and APP
preached the house the back way; he
met some person in the yard, whom he
requested to ask the lady to step out and
see him at the pump: she appeared and
be very civi|!y asked her to so and ride
with him---she partially declined; but be
pressed his invitation, assuring her that
he would pay all expenses. and It should
not cost her cent.
a tender wife being on her deatfi bed.
aud her d;sconsolatc husband sitting lhy
Der, she fetched deep sigh, and sai,l to
him "My dear it grieves me to think
that as soon as am dead you will marry
again. My dear" said he, ''be assur-
cd will not"---"Why them" said she,
IL arm afraid you will do worse. ."--"iS-
deed, my dear" he replied, " ! cam
not" -
In late court OF law, an attorney, on
examining witness, asked the following
question -" Pray. sir, what kind Of a
character has Mr.. B."--''I declare, -.
returned the witness, very sedate'y, "l
cannot tell, for never knew him to pos
sess character"
When I see man of business, instead
Of rising with the lark, sneak out of his
bed at ten O'Clock, thinks Lfo-myseT,
trust not that man, for he viii soon be a
bankrupt.
When I see young lady salying ont
and paving morning visits, at nine O'Clock
instead OF being at home, attending her
domestic duties, thinks Ito myseU woe
,n the mar, >vho shall have thee for wife
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-30
JAMES HAMMCN u.
HAsToR SALE,
hrrsz NoRTH WING OF THE h. l. y. DAsE,

OF TAE II. !. y. DAsE.
4 Miscellsoeous.
7, Poetry
Nautical ,nd surveying.
Juvenile & school books.
STATIONARY.
/ Wfiling, Letter and
Wrapping papsr Of AL
descriptions al senerI
! use,
II; Blank and Account
Books,
Blank Forms,
, Desk Materials
Morocco Ware,
Material, for drawing,
! painting and Fancy
/ work,
! School, stationary asd
Fancy articles
! PAPER HANGiNG2.
French and American
| Paper Hsngings s6d
borders 10 match.
HOUSEHOLD HARD
WARE
Bri,tania Tea and coaee
Pots.
Block Tin, do. do.
Tea Trays, Wine do
knife & Bread Baskets.
Knives and Forks,
Table Steels,
Plated md Jappanned
Csstors,
Coffee Mills. Sad lrons,.
Candlesiicks and Lsrips,
Steel Shutters and Triys.
Pocket Lsnterns,
Warning Pans.
Corkscfews, Graters.
Andirons, Shovel snd
Tongs,
Hearth Brushes & Be-.
lows.
LOOKING GLASSD5.
Gilt aud Mahogany fran.
ed.
BRUSHES.
House Brushes.
Dus;ing do.
White Wash,
Hearth. Paint. Cloths
Hat and Shoe.
sUNDAIES.
Superior kazors,
Duffs Razor straps.
Dressing Cases,
Patent Head Brushe.
Day and Martins supeci
or Blacking, &c. &c.
rlNG'LIBRAPy,
Iee. and continues to bare
suitable for the same.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-30
EPITAPH,

Over the body Of S--- B., Esq, directed BY
Ms aciii, 10 be engraved on his Tomb Stone.
HERE lie I, mingled with the dust,
In hopes to rise among the just,
The reason why hope for this.
Because 4 d,ed no FRp9aALisT.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-30
N T. w G 90 D S.
John B. Newton,
1T OM Stand lo4,

WILL this day receive from the latest
mporta;ions from the Triton and Rssselas
into Boston. a large variety Of SPRING Goops-
They offs red for lie cheaper than any brought
to this market.
Hmong them are:
o.. r;or Canton grapes o Black Italian grapes,
!, \. Lsa niece, 0 silk sbavs,
BLACK I,. string 3s 9d IA variety OF Cancoes
per yd M M
Black snchaws, So,
p,..s pa,nnasn,,s al. description with avery
80 - ,a:..' handsome assortment
p.;,:a,' ph;..;.. .ndS Of wide Garnitsre for
sh..,;..a ,,eghorn Hats,
p,sot hh,s' ,,r.b's f.,h. \ white silk Lsce,
ionable Olive brown Green sar. ".,s, -1 e..
proadc!o,hs, 094 Linen A'amssT ior
Cassiineres, table Cloths, ,.u.
Fiannels, VA Linen DsmasR "''
Grape shawIs, Cloths.
Cashmere shawls for 0 Russia Diapers.
SIS, 25ets Beaver Gloves,
Figured border ditto, Y Silk ditto,
from dolls to S4,50 Omi,ies.
Tabby velveis, X Russia shectin3s
White Csmbrics, X Wh,ened do
Fip'd ditto, Sewing Cottons,
A large assortment Of 4 Velvet Ribbons,
Book muslins, 0 Umbrellas sc
One Case OF Leghorn Bonnets,
ofa superior quality--which will be sold lower than
any in town.
Newport. April 4, 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-30
Packer Reformation.

- THrpseset sloop REFOR
xESA NATION, Thomas Pratt, master, Is
SsSS,r,NN now running between Newport, snd
SeGyF Providence. Freight taken on hberai
terms--snd every attention psid to the sccommods-
,iou of passengers. The smallest favor gra'eiu''S
Acknowledged.
March IA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-30
A2e and Table Beer.

TOHN d. LYON Informs the public
J that he has received. for sale. and will keep
constant supply Of
Doubk and Single Ak and Table Beer,
cf the FIRST quality. March 9s'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-30

"PRTv7IAG Of si! <;=ss, ereeniea y
o ,a,isfae,ory mamer, at fhi; o6ee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
Yaipa5te Real Estate for Sale.

sS execution of the power vested in the subscriber nv the
last viii and testament of Maj fairy deceased.
several tracts and parts OF tracts ofland, hereinafter dcsrr-
cd viii be sold a; Yulic auction, before
Eagle Hotel in the city OF Richmond the highest bidder,
on Monday thc 81 day IF Dcnber il fair If
next fair day subject 10 The ieas thereon, nl ofwhic will
be exhibited and fully explained the ay of sale
oihe purchase money tObe paid down. and liberal credit
gwen Tor inc remaining twO-thrd the twuthrds Of the
purchase money not paid down. secured with
approved security, aud trust deed upon the property
That vaeabie tract OF l1nd lying James river, in Pow
iatap county. about 20 miles the CITY Of richmond
colici NORWOOD, containing 1901 acres, which worry
considerable portion j. Tbi.
tract of land is known contain coal of very GOOD quality
and ii will be div ide to suit purchasers, required
Also the interest n the said cth held The time Of his
death in that valuable land called BLACK
HEATlt lying in Chesterfield near ter
Turnpike io1 about twelve miles above the of Man
chester, containing about 9S acres.
Also, undivided moicty acres Of land adoinrg
Bllck iieaii commonly called barker Drancs coal pits
Aso' aclV lana ying ~ the same county, the Buck
ingan road about y miles above the Of Manchester,
containing 1913 ncrcs in which very extensive body coal
OF excelei quality has been recently discovered and which
this The CoaI W,es Iyey stands which has been kent
for some years past by Mr. David Acade.
AlsO,n tract Of land commonly called Ross Currc adj
joining che last mentioned containing about 100 acres
and well known To he extremely valuable coal land
Also one Undivided fourth part Of tract Of band, commonly
called ldr'ie Dc iiarfis, containing acres lying in
hc county adjoining the coal lends Mills lier K
60: formerly called Mccall Cunlife's pits.
Also, tract of land lying IN county, containing
10 acres, and adjoining The last mentioned tract.
Also, an undivided interest in Of land lying in The
town OF Nnnchesier and Is The tract which Shorts on
Tav.rn stands.
aud al-O moeiy OF tract Of land lying in the same
coun on Tire Manchester turnpike road, about miles
above Che town Of Manchester, containing ncree nj.
joining the lands of Major Haley Cole.
Possession Of the aforementioned real estate will 10 de-
crcd 20 the purchasers tho dav Of Jauuar uex
~ more particular description Of the improvements on
Norwood and Black Heath is deemed unnecessary, Ms It Is
presumed every person disposed purchase will view the
property before the day 81 sae.
49, BEVERLEY RANDOLPH, Executor
D-HH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
SELECT SEMINARY.

TUE Subscriber, Principal Of the Brcmo Seminary
q contemporaries opening classical school IN RicIrnord
on the Ith day Of January. Ills will embrace the
Greet Latin and English Languages, Mathematics Hisio
r yihoiogy Geography and Arithmetic Having receive
ca ms education Of one Of the best schools in Ireland and
having had the advantage Of several ycurs' experience he
hopes that Wremng exerons will eniitc him IN pubic
confidence 10 facilitate the attainment Of this object hr
ns determined 10 limit the number Of his pupils 10 t snf.
hyc winch arrangements is presumed win be attenfej
Win considerable advantage n the students. Is shall not
pro7by be in Richmond before the middle of December
gentlemen wishing 20 engage places In the Seminary are
,teTFsu ~ Richard Anderson Esq. President Of II. s.
Hanh' WIN viii mate known MY terms and give ever,
'''p,'"ii"h'-f I've 1oung gentlemen will he re-
ctyeda bo'rdcrs ~ my family f application be made a.
70 yselfH my present rcsdcice before the 18Th
DrcInU, November o. s2~2svT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20

We stated some DAYS since That shocking assassination
had hceh committed in of the streets u Pars-ha the
assassin was secured, and that hc found 10 destroy
himself The assassin not being huuwn, the hndv usual
was exposed ut the iorg"c Upon examination IL was mo-
nouccd to he That o' apern ranled riIuemard who APP
what called Liberalism. The opposite Journals in,n,lv
opened upon his memory aHh his honhs. One h. could
not come 10 good cn ier bis 1ving writtrna ihiiso
teal pamphlet Another hata ileya!r naturally ended in
rohber and mniYicrcraad third, eS-col'nist ,iavc
owner ~ ~, Domingo, declared, that natura!
man who Ind pie III" R,cts murder Ekis
and that slave Trade Ahoiitnnist closed infamous
life in the way that most to nc p,ctr, nsa,spa
o7 snd suicide. ACr thcsc charitable written, Ind nyur
ated for time these Obituary criticisms ucon H. Pr
Guenard, 20 fhei. utter dislay they received circular wish
from the yer, NJ PIqucnar who. after they recovered their
surprise and terror assured them lac M APP ,ro Ind
committed neither assassination suicide been eyp1s
@! NJ the N'-S7e; and 10 convince Them fully, lc
them iormd Eotcc Of legal proceedings for the premature
uee"oh 'hty hau tahen with his memory. London p.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
TEN DOLLARS HEWARD-

EtANAWAY from the subscriber in Chesterfield court--
v about miles ABOVE Manchester. the this inst
negro man AIMED W, small yellow fellow about feet
ncs hsh bnShy hair, upper fore teeth open and Is
DcheVed he has scar of his knees occaonct bv
nf one o MS middle fingers is larger Joint than the
DINER his loot is ten inches long, ao Is or 81
year old lie had c when he osnaburg panta-
onnS patched an old cotton shirt, aud old knspt
coat mo hat shocs lie rough carperter and is ver
fond OF Spiritous liquors he is apt stammer little in
SpcnS hereby iorcwarn all masters and
other person from haroring conveying him on under
The penalty of the law The above reward i'll lie given IN
any person who i'll deliver him TO me i'm Chesterfield commit
Va3 or coniine him so thar get him again.
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20

RUNAWAY IN JAIL

M AS committed 10 the Jail of Dnwidie county, on the
w lst oi July as:, runaway n negro man by the.
ne o DANIEL who that he is The property liam
eoh brown OF ash county, in the state OF Tennessee
Is Of yelowih conpcxnnabout - to IS wears old foo, nv
nchrs high has two OF his upper fore ont and IS
soeWiM DOW legged. tie staes thai he purchased y
me said lrown ofMr John rammcr, Town OF Peters,
ng Ills clothing is IF home spun, very much worm.
he owner requested TO forward prove his IRON,
by, rs the law directs JANIS S1-oyr Ia;,or
November 10 no.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
TRUST SALE.
oepher0.

virtue Of deed OF trust made the subscriber Inv ilc
- late Mr. Harry iiet dated the Goth day OF ilne 1880
and oil record in The coUnty OF Chesterfield the
scriber viii on the premises Tss|oy ia, i day If d.
cser er SCI. by AUCTION the lot oflaud in dis
ungshed by the number u, formerly and otctui-
ed by Andrew Ncoson dec. There is The lci cnmrn-
dous two-story dwcinghousc and all uefu ou'-louse
with wen OF water in The yard Our-alf the purchase
money to be paid down in cnshtwclyc months credit or
the other half hearing interest from day OF sal,-;he
purchaser give negotiable and deed of trust on
the property for the latter half.
October .. i9--wtds CHARLES COPELAND
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
SALE OE LAND

PURSUANT 10 decd Of trust executed 10 US I,v Thonas
Miller and wife, duly recorded in the clerks Office oi
King william county To secure the payment OF sundry
Of money due Ia Robert Stanard and Garrett Minor trustee
of Warner L WormcIy decd hc request OF the H.,
trustee 'sc shall sell on the premises for cash be sh
bidder, that large and valuable esa.e called H,rsL
ormeiy Gr0re, containing about 1000 acres The day n,
sale will be Saturday tie l2th Of .Yaru.n.y neY'.
ROBERT :. CHEW,
DAB&;iY HERNDON, Trustees.
JOHN METCALF,
Ocip!er ~. nom
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-20
MISS ELIZABETH T. DABNEY

WILL teach school The ensuing wear at the house of
w lanes Clark. Mhcmarlc 3Iae> below Clarlottesv,s
Where y"ung ladies viii be boarded instructed nj Tho
oo"ng terms and in the following branches ci learning
board 20 dollars, and 25 dollars tuition for the ne
rioh "i ten months from 18Th January the i5h Dcccmcr
one month I9catonone half to he paid i'm advance and the
hce NJ tue heginnng OF the second session. There will
be taught, the English language ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
arihmetic-geography with the of the gohes-nce,e
WORK. pam and ornamenta-l!cviSe drawing and mainline
but at the extra charge OF dollars. 9
NIB deduction of dolls will be made for eao scholar
' n mus . pea ana clothing. JANE SCLARK.
Oc'optT oo.