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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-04-04
VIM. II. RATHBONE,
Offers for sale at his Store, head Of
Packet Whary

OUADRANTS, double and single
observation; Brass aud Wood Compssses /;
Spy Glasses; Cases of Mathematical Instruments /;
parallel rules, Scales and Dviders Nsvgators and
Coast Pilots Charts patent hslfhour Glasses I;
Log glasses, Bunting and Ships colours; quills,
writing, letter aud log paper nk powder cordage
oi al sizes twne House, cabin, paint and scrub
brushes; brooms cabin mops . log reels and chifs; /;
deep sea and hand leads; hand pumps serving
maIlets blocks and hanks, japan lamps and feed.
ers, horn and tin lanterns knives and forks hin.
yes of all kinds; screws; brass and iron Istches :
locks coffee mills, jack and pen knives, spoons
cooks ladies' aud tormentors; axes, hatchets. hat
mers, japan and tin trumpets, chisels, ausIrs, file
saws hsrpoons and grains, FISH hooks, sail needles
and palms, leather, shcathing paper, csulking irons
and mallets; marlin spikes; iron shovels, ships
sreapers. gimbets, pump and clspper nails, states
aud pencils spanish brown, red lead tin, iron and
stone ware: patent deck lights brass pump boxes,
wrought and cut nails brads and tacks Of all sizes,
tie, glue, chalk birthstone smpblack, oars, hand.
pixies, Tar, Pitch. Turpen,ine and Rosio oakum;
nth full assortmsnt of every articles usually call
! for in a Hardware and Ship ChandlerJ store.
JJ Persons wishing Qusdrauts and Compasses
paired, can leave them al the above store, where
hay will be attended TO.
Newport, June IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-04-04
WAShISGToN Sc.-C2erk's Office Svb,eme
oniietat Gourf, March IL, II. D. 1920.
The creditors of Fphraim + C,-,i

ner, OF .kingstown, in the county Of wa,hine
ton laborer, To whom the benefit Of the insoiyer.
Act. msde aud passed at June session oftae Gene
rai assembly d l7J6, and the several acts in siG
thereof hath been granted, are hereby notified t,.
appear at the Supreme Judicial Cour, TO be holder
at South kngstown within and for tie county of
Washington on the fourth Monday Of April rext, il
they see tai to nominate Assignees and Commissio ior
els 70 distribute said 'nsolvcnts estate arrceahb,
20 Law JOHN sFEAP, Ce;ki
hatch le.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-04-04

Ardent spirits are sold at many shop,
in N. Y. for one cent glass. 1t is sale
that a barber who shaves for Cd. and
gives glass of liquor into the bargain
has as many customers as he can serve.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10
Valuable Proney,,, C,| soIe

HE subscriber being ADVISED by his physician, 10
remove 10 the south, for the benefit Of his health
~ os.eiued to sell at pubc auction the sremises
t,me'nay. the nm day Of February nrrs, fair
1 s neNt air Day at eleven O'Clock. that valuable
M" on "bhh he nov resides, Ell the Chickah ,uniIy
re-. anu on The MechaDicsve turnpike road, con
aIn'ng ooS acres by late survey, about four miles
mohp Tue Guy o. kchmoHd-S2 acres Of which lies on
pppose sue OF the road and will he sold separate
Ibe sub'criber invites all persons wishing 10 NM
chase 10 come and view the premises before The daS Of
known on the day. - '
one oi mem an excellent carriage driver-Stuck OF
horses, Cattle, Sheep aud Hogs-soine good Cows and
caves, anh yoke OF Oyen-a Wagon and team of
Young mpies-a JACK aud two Geneis Household and
hncDeh fnIni,ure, and Farming UiensiIs.-Cash will
DC 'eq.Heo iof the negroesnine months credit all
sums above thirty for a,i under tI,, ,s
HeDrico, Jan. is. 10 a..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

Us TO this. Many more Of ihis old neighbors
we're anxious 10 accompany him 10 this free
ane p'r,'tini country, than il was convent.
cat crptudenttor him 60 assist with the mea.s
OF d0'ns so. hose he has brought with him
he kaowsto he honest aud industrious people
CONSISTING OF mechanics, brewer aud farmers.
air. E,nst has bsohght with him. as a shep.
nero OF MS niue nock a, Lutheran Clergyman.
who. In addition To has clerical functions. " III
teach schsoi Tor the education OF the chill
dIen.
These emigranis cannot but prove hghl,
advantageous 10 the town OF Nandalia. and il
~ hoped 'tai they will faithfully comply with
'heh engagements TO their enterprising pat
,on 10 whom they are under great obligations
s"r bringing them from land OF degradation
And wfetchedness, TO one OF freedom aud pie,,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10
OHIO LEGISI.AIJJRE

CINCINNATI, January l3.-By the return OF
Or. D'ake ut this city from Columbus, we
have intelligence down to Tuesday the 10th
instant.
The bill 10 restore ninety thousand dollars
o. tue tax collected from the branch hanks an d
imposing tax -. per ceut. on the divid entfs.
has passed the House OF Representatives nv a
ia'e. maj.ti,y. about tour 10 one. after being
so amended as To impose penalty Of tine and
imprisonment 0n th. officers of the hank is
they resist the collection.
Nothing further has been done on the sub.
Jectof canals. IN relation to the project OF
connecting the nasisable waters or OHIO aud
Erie. tue asss mb,y was waiting 10 see il auy
thing would be done by congi ess. From the
manner IN which the ssbject was treated.
when takes up lately in the national Senaie
WE think there is little prospect OF any thing
or,ns ne III that quarter. The Legislature
OF li'noS has uuder consideration tue SUBJ
Ject oil connecting the waters of the Illinois
river and Lake Michigan by canal.
MIR. W. bb moved the following resolution ::
fesoired. that committee of three mem
btrs be appointed Ia prepare aud bring i'm A
hii' to prevent the sale oi lottery tickets with
in this state.
Mr.. Gaal, presented the memorial of John
l.. Harpe' ,rraying TO be reu,uneuated tor lime
anu expeoses IA We 'utiIs awarrant of the au.
oiior OF state, whicn was read du.l referred
to the joint committee of claims.
attachments The state treasurer. Mr. Sui
ivan, WHO MAS attached tor not answ erine the
iiil IN the chanceIy snit of the bank apains,
tne cmcers OF the stale, having COMPLIED Will,
the t,Qni>i,ioU of the court by putting in his
answer was discharged from Custody. Ha.
per aud Osborn, m the attachment arA,nst
them were enlarged on enieIIn. iuto ,rco..
nisance TO appear at the next Sept. tern. of
tue court.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

MortcE " hereby sisen. bal the DIRECT 2.AA
In OF tue United States for tue years OF 1918 1916
ON the following deseiIb property situate In this
state, having remained uapaid one aner the noti
nes"n oil tne collector ~ whose district the ssid pro-
petty lies. that the had become due aud pa,ab
the same of SO much thereof as may he necessary to
sausJ the TAX due theieoa with addition af iwehtv
per ceut-wiii he soid at pablo sale at The EAGLE
HOTEL. In the City Of kiehinond, on jfsdacsaay the
zSfh ddyy Ndrch, 1874, at eisveR O'Clock A. NJ aud
eoDtiuue from day to day until sold.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10


nd
Ions;
nj lion Castings.
% Churches
algs mmtpe.&
WroSgM iron aac1n1g md Smiths Work
diGwh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

TO tn. oRs or THE ENouiusa
~ locking over some oh -nusty papers ~hicL ave
rseh thrswn aside. upwards of twen,y year, since
l"una the enclosed tines OF poetry, written (witbou
',e%""" ever 10 ne p", IN print by student .
Ids author Of these prxfatnry renarhs ba, afteu
soparei 'he editor Of paper 10 a master Of publ,
Souse-wno furnishes many good fessis but il will
happen from other that hi. n,
ShnSed occasionally To make zii,w ances for IittI,
Ss...raays 1inner, either ftom the poverty Of III,
,nssset or that the landlord fatiEaed with his dali
an aid not rise easly enough furnish bis fd6Ie-
serf might b- accepiabe-if YOU will a,io, ...,,y 4,
sec"irated TO dessert. aud prose 10 the solids xo,
are a. noety It ,"rr market he scan,, to take the pre-
sent Offering aud heip yvaT friends acuprdiury-pIo
videdy"u do not infict wound on the author Who h
d. present distinguished citizen Of one Of our slate
.es,-Whte ee considerable deiicacy in giving yo,
iosse iines without the consent Of the author 4 viii
enaeavor to guard against the error Of Spending AM
opnoa of upon am produ, toi
iba. 10 before The reader hold to he murder In b
.scond degree and slckeniny Ia every man-.xcen
rose toai have little detect in their judgment.
nSsougn generally compare poetry triy7s vet hi
neaa'y 81 II 10 not oHiy in the ION hut " err
e reader Is len to form his own opiason, where th
merit OF Work steals, as were, inperceptiby 400,
.he senses, aud permits the mind t. Teast
"i Tue aid Of others With these few original ideas
time yon may make allowances for the sffu ,,on. ~
in'nd that had c-tiariy Arrived maturity With Ih
simple apology IL is presented. -
. Whit fo'urner e'er felt poetic dresf
SLOW iowa the verse that real grief In ,piresr
And 10 II so--is Thompson deadf
,mprs IS, with pogaaai griefI cried
quo - tnat mighty genius ned
aud all his powers to US denied
shall he who seem'd by Cd desiQu'd
Tue depths of lear ming TO explore
!" prove the o,nnpotence Of mind
Shnii he Hume the world morc1
Alas--ihe M lane holy iruth
Is read la many fearful eye
Tor Hho but mourn, fur such a youth
"hat heart, but offers up a sirh
NOUN, Coiumbia-monrn his fate
fof thoa hast lost Thy noblest sbn--
lbou, Liberty, AN advocate,
Va ardent zeal uIpass'd by none.
For ~ho So ably can explore
thch ranor's plot as SOON as born:
Like hun eeaiCb nut his counry,s foes
And IA iii them up to public scoru
I've could yonr sinking freetisH save
tor sure more genins with him died
More sense lies buried in HE grave
fhan '!ves In all your state beside,
Doubtless be was superior FAR
Tot those tor sense and talents known
As phGbus does tsnkIing STAR,
lie bis competitors oUtsholie."
It's vieas were grand, his taste reiinrI
ltiIt stores Of knowledge he auassd--
aud To III, all possessing mind,
lie added virtue, ne'eT surpass'd.
Phiianthrophy bad hx'd her seat
Deep IN tbe centre Of his heart
winch ever sympathetic beat
, Aud III each SORROW bore a part.
Soufh side Of <tpprmatfor River
Fsbrn9ry u, 1871.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10
Chester HiX Gar ,NnIe

ny virtue OF deed OF trust made nv william Cav
ano Lucy ". his wife, to the subscribers, dated
'ue hhb uay OF January, 1917, aud Of record in the
county court OF Chesterfield VIII be exposed TO sale
" a"Snoh on Tue premises, on Saturday, the third
ddyV neH month, for money to he paid down nj The
SAFE, ihe whole or so much OF the tract Of LAND in
thesieTheid county, usually called CHESTER HILL
S""ts'n'ng more or less, d65 will nav The
eAPe.ss auendinE the execution OF The trust and The
Two 'onnNnR sums, TO wit fifteen hundred and seven
zen my cents, With interest thereon fotu the
ntst Gay OF January, 1910 aud fourteen hundred and
my seven dollars 6'ty cents. With interest thereon
H"" INC hTsi DAY or January Isst-1f less than the
Nne ac sbail be sold the part that Is sold will he
ah ibSt paH OF the tract Which will lie between tzpss
NS,s ann Be Ito he thereafter fUn,) beginning an
Ihl"E ,Ieeh, aud running parallel With the Turnpike
ioa' (which Rms through The lagd) 10 the oppsite
nhe OF tbe Tact.-1he purchase money must be paid
uoNb ~ tue sale. deed will he prepared and ready
@ nenyefy al The saieAnd should the person 10 WHOM,
zoe Iaho may be struck on deiaj to pay down the put
e. ase money, the next preceding bidder may have The
soN"hldge NJ bis OF her bid he o. she sbaI
Sompy WIN The terms Of sale bui II not then The
a"d sha De forthwith agaiB sci mp to sale the same
e'ms- Ibe sale Is for The beneii Of Mrs. Judith Nj
sDo'son, eXecnuix Of Andrew Nicholson dec. she
pelhg the assiRree of Michael W. HaBcosk...,. The
subscribers, acting as Huttees, viii convey with special
warranty only.
JAMES 9 HgR1N'' Trustees.
Fsh s.. ss,ds
..Sbonid any We alive ~ Tie gTaud chn-
~ dTtH of Descendants OF DAVID REYNOLDS
sometime OF Chesnui Hl, IN the cOuuiy Of Philsde
psa, STATE OF pennsylvania. aud recently Of
CbSfies"n. w the sts,e Of South Carolina thew mas
hear Of Thug to their advantage by applying i'm
msuis'ej ~ VhtH hirg, OF Chaiieiten, sub Care.
lna arr titEishtnK 10 him proof Of their relationship
10 the said DAVID ReyBolds,
Dec 30 G9.,w2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

MOUNTAIN CLOVER SEED.
{ LOVER SEED Of very superior qualify from ,he
~ county OF goetouft-for sale by 80
ROBERT GAMBLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

WILLIAM n. TAYLOR Cokfecfor
~ me IsfA District, and designated Cs,k.
lector for the STATE Of Virgiaio.
Collectors Once Richmond
January 27, 1921. s3vev
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

"A LII persons indebted TO JOHN GRAHAM decea,ed
arc requested 10 make payment to imme dIateIy
d. aW ossf""s oi closing the administration as soon
As possible, and therefore grant INDULGENCE no
a", no"y. WALTER DUN, Executor
N"V' TO- 5'''u OF Jobu Graham, deed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-10

EDwARDsyILE. (IlIiuois) Dec. Their.
arrived last week at Nanddia, A party. con.
sisiIng OF men, women, aud children 10 tie
number o. about ninety persons, from the pro.
Vince OF Hljesbeini, ~ the Kingdom of liam
over. These people were Induced 10 enIietate
10 ms c9hniiy from NE representation made
VISITED ihIs state - the summer Of lie wear
lolv' ana becaine so much pleased wiiIi il
particularly with NdndaiIa, which WAS ,nsi
then settled aud laid out as the seat of row
ermmnehi, that he determined 10 make il his
residence. After having pnrchaseJ soo,s los.
aud making arrangements for Improving and
building on them, he returned TO his uaIive
country tor the purpose OF removing bis fam
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28

nights diligent search could not fnd nor
hear the least account of them and began
to despair, but still persevered. On the
fourth day it wasthought there were no less
than two hundred engaged in the hunt.
When about q miles from Mr.. Wilson'S
house voice was heard from one of the
company, that signs were found /, which
had scarcely died away, before the cheer
ing report was sounded by MIR. Sims
that he had found the lost. To describe
10 you the scene is past my penis com.
muuication The lovely little babes
were well, but much debiIitated-how-
ever by a proper regimen, are restor.
cd to perlect health Tbey had taken up
their abode near refreshing brook, and
said they intended to live there, and the
number of little beds found is indicative
OF the fact Around their new abode
were number of sassafras bushes from
which they had gathered the leaves and
barked the twigs and ate thereof, which
was thelr only support. Surely a ruling
Providence was their protector, and
ought 10 be gratefully adorcd.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28
G.. NJ. THURSTON.

HrFERs FoR SALE, wholesale ondrcfai,
" For Cash, or Gfhroved credit,
100 bbds. 90 tierces and 10 bbls. best re-
failing Molasses;
10 boxes and 10 bbls. Havana blown SUI
gars;
do. white do;
90 chests Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson|
skin, and Soschons Tees;
10 hhds. and 100 bbls, best rye Gin, diff
ferent brsnds -
s do. w. l. Rom;
5 pipes Cognsc Brandy;
90 or. casks Wine, diHeren, kicds
90 kegs frs, quality Tobacco;
30 do, Guu-Pow1er
so bbls. Flour;
10 boxes Dooh,tle Soap 10 Do. sperm
Candles
so quin,sls Goldfish:
500 lbs. CsssIs, Nutmegs, Cloves, Ginger,
Pepper, Pearlash
Lorrillsrd's Msccoboy and Scotch Snuff,
and Paper Tobacco, Sc Sc. Aug 8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28
STEPHEN II. CAHOONE,
THAMES. STREET.


STEPHEN II. CAHOONE,
II AS Jus: received an additional sup.
l. l. ply Of WINTER GOODS. which he is now
sehng as Chesp as can be purchased in town.
Among which are the following -
Superb black and blue o only Sl4
Srosdcloths, Q7.4 do do painted bor-
Super mix'd and COMO ders, $3.50
mon ditto, Ditto do Hdkfs.
super black. bloc ana Cashmere Shswls with
mx'd Cassimeres, y and without borders,
Ladies Cloths. ~ & Ga fg'd and plain
Devonshire Kerseys, x Book Muslins,
Dufhls, ~ & GA Jaconet CAM
Plans, brick
Flannels, great variety, 0 IA & Ga null null
IA and l2-4 Blankets, 0 Muslins,
Bombazetts fg'd and 0 ~ & ga Csmbrcks,
plain, all coors, ~ Linen Csmbrits,
Ladies and Gentemen's Y siik and Cotton Umbrci.
Worsted Hose, las,
Russia Diapers, x Levantines,
Ditto Sheetings, X HBombszines,
Linen and Cotton DA- ! Worsted do.
mask, n Canton Grape,
Dark Callicoes, d Ditto d resses,
Light London Prints, 0 Ditto Cambiet,
Knit Shirts and Drawers 0 :inchaws and Lustrlhgs,
Red Conforters and . Colored Fiorences.
Caps, Y striped and corded Mar.
Irish Linens, ccine
VaentiA and common Black, white and green
Ves,ings, X Italian Grape.
Crash, X Garniture Ribbons,
Beaver Gloves, 4 Ladies and Gentlemen's
Silk ditto. o silk Stockings.
- Merino shawls, for 0
NeWDort. Nov z 1921
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28

PAPER.
REAMS Of Ames Foolscap, No. l and 2.
Ames' fine Post, No. l and 3.
English Bah Pos foe, and
County WRITING PAPER Of variou,
kinds. ALSO,
Fine Tea, blue and common
WRAPPING PAPER.
The above, JUS received and for sale by
JAMES HAMMOND.
Newport, Aug. Is 1891.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28
POETR Y.
ISELECTED
A DIALOGUE OF SMILES.

-
LIKE the moon is woman's heart,
Still with borrowed lns,re shiningt
Ike the ivy. womsn's art,
Where il fastens, undermining.
Like q rock, you may defy
Truth to shake or reason move hert
Like tho rainbow in the sky;
Shining when the storm is over.
Woman's love 10 like q rock,
Firm il stands, though storms sarroupd IL;
Like the ivy on the oak.
In its ruin cliDging round it.
Like the moon, dispSlling night,
WOman's smile iilum ines sorrows
Like the rainbow, pledge OF light,
Harbinger ofjoy tomorrow.
Hk
Like picture, where you find
Tra,h and reasons fair resemblance;
So, deceitfui woman's mind,
Mocks us with mimic semblanec.
SHE.
Like picture truly fine,
Half her beauty distance coyersB
Touches of hand divine
Every nearer view diccvers.
HE.
Like the roses of the brake,
.Thorns in ev'ry blossom shIoaded;
Like The bosom Of the lake.
I,y every passing shadow ciouded.
CHE
Like the roses Of the brake,
Precious, though their bloom be faded,
Like the bosom OF the lake,
Fure itself. by eHtsrs shaded.
shrinking from the wlnt'ry blast
Bird Of passag: like the swallow,
When the summer seasons past,
Woman's love will quickly follow.
sHE.
Like the swallow while she's seen,
Pleasures blossoms never wither;
Nersld ~ the sky serene.
Woman brings the summer with her.
.nE.
Like the reckless mountain tide,
Every rock the current changing;
Like the bird that must be tied,
If you would prevent its ranging.
Like the stream upon the hill,
Unconhaed it runs the purer;
AS The bird cage would kill.
But kindness wins, and love secures her,
HE.
Like the sun dispensing light
On the fool and wise in common;
Undstinguishingly bright.
Is the smile of fsithless woman.
SHE
Like the sun dispensing light,
Life and Joy to all that's human,
Ever fix d and warm and bright,
Is the smile Of faithful woman
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES

Among the Scutu. .,S ants lately arriv.
ed IN Ncw.York, is q NJ Z -, at tho ex
;raordinary age Of ninety woyears; who uow
enjoys good health, and is IN full possession
Of his mental faculties. Oppression mast be
sote indeed which can drive such man from
his household gods.
Some idea may be to, med Of the quantity
of Gold sent out of the Uni, I'D States, 10 pay
for Foreign Manufactured G ,njs, wheni, is
know tht siagle house in Phiiade phis has,
within nine months, sold million Of dollars
in gold 10 be shipped Tor England--ys, Bills
on England arc still 10 per cont ubo' gar.
Dem Press
An earthquake took place at Batavia,
on the 29th of December last, which oc.
casioned immense damage; the sea rose
to a prodigious height, and then falling
with incredible rapidity, destroyed all the
plantations, and swept of many OF the
Inhabitants.
AT a musical par;y in Paris, an artist
astonished the amazeurs by playing a
dilo OH one violin. This is effected by
doubly strlnging the instrument but
such was the power of his bow, that the
tones which he drew are described 10
have been perfect, full of art, and the vi
bration Of one note continued after the
commencement of an accessory, or of an
accompaniment.
"7he Babes in the Voo6s.-The fol-.
lowing account is published in the Ca.
hawha (Alab Press Of the 18th ut
with assurance that the authenticity may
be relied OH:
On the llth ult. two little sons Of MIR
Henry Vinson Of Butler county, one -four
the other two years old, went out to meet
their father on his return from work
took wrong direction and got lost in an
adjacent wood which is entirely uninhab.
itcd. The inhabitants of Butler turhef
cut en- massa. and after three days ane
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28
~ LEI,

.fnd hossession siern iofnedidfeiy,
THE lower part Of house, situate m
i Dennisons,resa. ForopsrueuIsrs inquire a.
his sf6ee. hsy&
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28
LIN ES

Written in consequence Of the authors being re-
preached for not weeping over the dead body Of q
female friend.
ny AsTuoY phfQyIN, $50
Cold drops the tear. which bazons common wo--
What csllotis rock retains its chrystial rili
Ne'er will the soften'd mould its liquid show
Deep sink the waters that are smooth and still
Oh when sublimely agoniz'd stood,
And memory gave her besutious frame sigh,
While feeling ,rIumpE'd in my hearts warm blood
Grief drank the Offering ere it reachd the eve,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-28
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

w. ILE.
THE subscriber having been appointed
by the Hon. Court Of Probate for the town Of
riverton, Administrators on the Estate of
GBN. BENJAMIN HOWLAND.
late of ,Tv.r,on, deceased, and having qualified
himself for that trust, hereby requests all persons
bawpg any claims against said Estate, to present
lhcn for settlement, without delay, and those in.
dcbted to said estate, to make immediate payment.
GEORGE ROWLAND, .3dm'r.
Tverton, sept l3, 1921. lsl91
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-21
Public Sale.

N1lLL be sold 10 the highest bidder, for
w cash, al Fairfax Court House. on the
18th day Of March next, negro SINGLE
TON, committed as runaway, to satisfy
bis jail fees, &c. agreeably to law.
CHARLES RATCLIFFE,
Deputy Sheriff for Spencer Jackson, Sheriff
OF Fairfax County.
feb l3 Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-21
Land for Sale.

TINE subscriber offers for sale from one to
L five hundred acre. OF land, IN the coun-
ty of Fauquier, Virginia. great proportions
Of which is well timbered, and possessing all
the advantages OF ~ater, with the capacity
of easy improvement by the use OF plaster,
| TO which It is most admirably adapted
We're it destitute OF every other advantage
than an abundance Of wood, lis locality
would render it very desirable, being ada.
cent to the town of Salem, which sffrfds
ready market for that article at all seasons If
the year as well as for hay and other pro-
ductions Of a farm. Within one mile, is an
inexbaustable; quarry OF lime, which sells
low. But a short time back this property,
would have commanded thirty dollars On
| acre, a great part n cash, is now offered a.
a very low price-one third in bonds nov
due, and the. balance at easy instruments Il
one, two, and three years. Any persoa
wishing to purchase such property. will be
| we'll rewarded for his trouble by riding to
sec it, where, in the absence OF the subscri.
Der. it will be shown by Richard Rixey,
near the place. 4. Il. SCOTT.
feb 6 tuths4w
The editor of the Leesburg Wasbingio.
Man is requested to publish The above Io,ff
times, and Send his account TO this Office for
payment.