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by Order Of Hc
Board of Health.

"TERCAS sundry persons have been in The
W habit OF permitting their Privies, hog pens.
slsugner.hoases, Yards and Cellars. 70 remain in a
condition very injurious 10 the Health Of the fnhab.
nan's OF The Town, unit the weather became too
warn TO cleanse, empty or remove them. with safety
TO the public.
Therefore h is Ordered, and decrsed IL tLs lizard
II Heshh, That all such Nussnces be removed by
the respective Owners or occupants of Tie r7,atcs
on which they exist. previous to the frst day Of
May nekt or they will be removed, after that day,
by order ~ the Board and at tho erpcnce Of the
PeFDns WHO erect them. or permit them to be erect.
ed, or to remain in such rnwholesome and often.
sve state. By Order,
JONATHAN ALMY, Cs~&.
Newport, kpr1 1s, sg2h
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Commissioners Notice.

ME-, the subscribers having been appointed BIZ
y. The lion Court Of Probate for the town of
N'dd'e'own, in the county Of Newport, Commits
sioners TO receive, examine and adjust the claims
against the Estate of
q. Cor. JOB BENNETT,
late lfaid Middieto~n, deceased, Represented in.
solvent, 90 hereby give notice. that six months from
the i6s nstart, are allowed to the creditors Of the
ssId Estate, to bring in and prove their respe~'ve
c'ams' and tha, re will attend for that purpose st
our respective dwellings, at any time withinrhe said
period
rElEe ssSroRD. 'N"D cs"a's'f'nes
All pcssons indebted to aaid Estate, are called
upon TO make immediate payment TO
GILES .N.s.NCHESTEIa, Administrator.
Newport, April IS, 1921.
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WATER PROOF HATS.

A complete assortment of Water Proof Hats, of
"A lhe first quality. and superior to any ever Of.
fered To the publici by ,hc single bat, dozen or
groce. viz -
Mems fashionable Hats, black & drab,
with green pnders; Trisnds' large brms do black
and drab do; Youths and Boys. do , black and
drab, elegantly trimmed, all suitable for the mp.
proachsng season. Citizens and strangers from this
call sod see for themselves at LOG, Tsmes s,re ct,
Newport. r. l. where the smallest favors will Re
thankfully received
STEPHEN BARKER, jvo.
April IS. t3w1
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New Shoe Store.
10 II N w. Wis. ;un.

- EsPECTFULLy informs his friends
II y and the public, that he has taken the store
No 80, rhanes.street. lately occupied by the late
Coz Wm Moore. where lie has just received com.
plete assortmen, of Ladies, Gen,iemehs, Misses.
Youths add Chic!'ens Boots and Shoes, of every de-
scrip,icR ard latest fashions, which he intends To
sell as low ss any S:o"e in this town Tie has also
received one Case, Of Womens Morocco shoeS. ma
low as So cents per pair
Newport, April q; 1871 &C
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AGu.yisemeul.
pRovIpENcE,
Tuesday evening, April ~, 1924


Tuesday evening, April ~, 1924
CnafsTorHER G. CAAMpL,N, ESQ
Oear Sill have just seen in a Newnoc,
paper, on extract fom a speech said Ia have
been made 6y me 10 caucus in this town, in
which am msde 10 ssy, that the p-esen, =.
iee''on 80 contest ,peiWeen me neohie o/Me
County Of Providence, and tae isno,ont and
J0ohsh ssehh Vthe South hart u iAe Sfaie."
his Is base and wiliul falls, hood. No
such statement was msde by me on thar or
any otbef occasion, nor any expression oy
that inpo,t, or susceptible of that con,,,,c.
'ion. On the contrary l repeatedly and ex-
pfessly disciaimed all local feeling and inter.
esl. Independent Of The flee, il il c,,euis,
ted TO have on the present election, i, .io,s ,
blow At my private character and repu,a,Dn
and II IL my Urgent request, that YOU viii
read th's positive and uDsquivocsi denial of
the wicked false hood in open Town Aie,,ioy,
cause IL TO be published IN both yous News-
papers, and use your best ende ayors 10 ~
tain the uDp'incipied eutbor. There were
more than one huOd'ed gentlemen Of veraci-
" md standing present on that occasion WHO
are willing, us believe, 10 make oath Sho,
not word was said by inc sgains, the char.
acter and respec,abilily Of the citizens OF ,iI,
towo or county Ct S.wport, or or any Other
town or coub.y in The Sa,e.
am with g'ea, regard,
very uu.y, yours,
JOHN WHIPpLC,
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which, together with Mr.. Ives letter was
shown to many persons here, with a
view TO produce the desired effect. Bat
the trick did not succeed, as the result
has fully shown. Now we would ask
MIR. lvEs il he did not knc1v, when he
wrote that letter that the prox referred to,
was got up by bis own party, and whelh-
CT he does no, consider his letter as de.
csbti-c, to say the least of It. If printers
are allowed to E5 little, OH the eve of
election, (and the Providence federal edi-
tors certainly appear to have possessed that
notion very strongly,) we are incined to
think it unbecomlng in h;gh-0!inaed and
honorable men, to descend to petty clcc-
sionecring tricks, having d tendency to
deceive the people.
The editors of the Providence Ga.
ze,te are requested to inform us when
the affair Of burning the, efigy Of the
father OF tlc present governor elect took
place, which they say is fact rs it not
within the ,newoty Of the oldest inhabi-
tant OF this town. This fou! ca!umny IS
bnt one Of among tie infinite number
which have heenindnstsiously propagated
il the Providence federal papers, and by
secret agents, hired for the express pu!.
pose of stabbing the reputation OF not
only the living but that Of the dead.
We should be glad to see the matter
which was prepared ior publication in the
Providence federal papers, on the eve OF
she recent election, bur which was
thought By the press committee, too bad
for publicatinh. What must have 1t
been, if We are to Judge by what was not
thought SO, and which did grace and o.
aorn their columns. Perhaps 1t is rescr.
we'd for future occasion.
--~:z d CO.
MSMoRANDuM.--O the 18th Gay
OF April, 1921, being the day Of election
OF governor, &c. Of this state, the mail
Was carried in sleigh from this town 10
bristol Ferry, and the sleighing was tol.
erabiy good the whole distance.
On "Wednesday next the General AS.
scmbly OF this STATE will assemble in this
town, when the organization Of the state
government for the ensuing year seill take
place.
a newspaper ,lrs lately been establish
ed at Taunton, called "Ths Old Colony
Rcporser.'' The Editor is said to be
man OF talents, and the paper is to be con-
sucted upon liberal principles.
GIDEON DAastow, ESQ. the Rep
uhilc candidate, is elected member of
Congress. for Essex South District, over
she federal candidate, T1Morhy P,cE-
ERINc, Esq.
The ship Robinson Pot,er, Of this port,
was spoken OH lst Of Jan last She had then
doubled the Cape, and had taken $50 bbis. oil
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THE undersigned " ho were present a
Meeting Of cmixens ii Providence on Friday
evening tho tbir,ieih instah, when Jobn
Whip2!c Esquire made on addres. 10 those
present, do declare, thar we distinctly "a.
member the remarks made by Me. Wbipplo
and are confident that he never did state in
MS remarks thus" Mr.. Mode stor, this is
no. question between Democ ats and Fcds.
Iaists; II Is contest between the people os
the County OF Providence snd the ieno, ant
end foolish people Of The South part OF This
State. Bib, on Tho contrary did explicitly
nnd distinctly disciain, any local feelings, aod
30 lar from making use Of tho language I'M
pH'ed 10 him, he used no expt essioo inport-
ing apy thing OF the Kind o, eppable Of bear
iog a0y such construction And do further
cs'iify that no meeting was holden by he
ei'iasn' oi Providence on Saturday evening
Inst al a.aied 10 said newspaper.
w. II. STAPLES,
ROBERT Il. IVES,
NILHO. BROWN,
NAlH'L SEARLE,
JEREH LlPPITT,
MOSES BROWN IVES
+. GEORGE LARNED
N. u. Every person who was present q
oe'd meeting aud hes seen the above IN ntiuu.,
&C. publication Aes subscribed The preceding
certificate.
IHE subscriber hereby certiGes ,l,s.
he ives Chair man Of the meelng sbovemeo.
+. tiooed---and distinctly rccoliect. the r.. -,
m c by John Whippie Esquire % IL to-
css'oo hst he elso has read in the New no.,
* !. Republican, the remarks impul.I 10
him. and he hereby explicitly declares ,hss
no such remaI Ks were made by him, nor ouy
thing said in any manner or degree whatever
rejecting uron the character, or iofot nation
o! The Citizens Of any part Of the S,ote.
JOHN CARL1LE,
Chairman of the sold ,neeiine.
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EOUL CALUMN2.
B 100 REWARD.

M sEREAS q foul and siapderous Letter has this
~ day appeared in the Rhode Island Republican
tof Nrwport) rnrporing to have been written md
dated at Providence on The 9th of April, 1921 and
aubscr.bed with Ave- slsrs in the christian and four
s'Ars IN The surname. (ihe object Of which letter 10
to cas-, the West sspersons the Inhabitants Of the
to"n OF Providence and to excite local jeaious s)
therefore, whoever will give inforrns,ien Of and de-
'ec' the writer OF said letter. shall receive the above
reward, on application 10
JOHN CARINE
Chairman of tie General Committee
cfMe form ef Precedence
Pr5tidnce. .qbrii rs 1891
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BRIGADE NOTICE.

THE Officers composing the First
4 brigade of Rhode Island Militia arc request
ed to meet at or near Mr.. Townsends Hotel, on
Wednesday morning, ID May, at O'Clock, A NJ in
complete uoforn, for the purpose Of escorting the
Procession. EP QLLgV
Aprii25. Brigade -sf0j and ms
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Superior Canton
C'spes nt Ell
Elegant pearl, fawn,
brown and pea.green
Bombazins, chesp.
Red, orange & green
hgured AaDnels
parasols, some very
handsome for l2s
with joints and ivo,y
handles
EnrDiiure and Other
p;milics
Blue and yellow Nan.
kins
Silk, beaver and kid
= Gloves
White and colorcd
long kid Gloves
Silk, cotton & worst
ed hosiery
Hemp and cotton half
Hose
Best italian sewing
Six
Cotton Can,b'ics from
90 ceuts 10 $50
~ & 6 q Jaconet s.
null musliDs
Figured Jsconet aud
NAL! Muslins
g. : and 6 4 Book
musiins hom 10 20
S..
Plain Lenccs <.S 3.
ca
Linen Csmbrics, from
l2s 20 27s.
Irish Linens from &C
cents TO $50
Stout white drilling
tor panialoons
WhNened Russia
Shcs,,ns for do.
Russia aGd Ravens
Duck
Stout white Dowlas
for ls9
Black Bom',szet,s
/ from l,Sto 50
Scarlet and orange
ditto
Blue Gotten Cassi.
nScres
Striped Jean
Fi'st quality gilt Goa,
Buttons
Bell, bullet, and bas.
ket buttons
4 & me,ino iIkrs end
The sbrve Goods a
New York Auctions,
ROBER'
NO. !
n. B--a1os: of th
been imported one IN
ALWAYS
A complete assortn
ed KNITTING COT
Newport. Ap'il Is
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mixed Cassimcres.
half lIkfs
4 4 5 = * 6 4 whitc
and col ,red plain
Silk Shawls
Flag and Bandanna
Hdk.s.
Black Silk ditto
Fancy ditto >.
White and crossoat'd
ccavats
Cotton liandkerchiefs f.
os all kinds
Fine light prin, Cali
Goes, from 20 cents
TO ls6
Fine blue, & mourn
ing ditto
English Ginghams
POWER and steam
loom Sbirtings
A b!eached and un-
bleached American
Sheetings
HON s. Ivory Combs
Sal,ioetts
Ribbons, braids, fans
Pick and white Sars-
nets
G'een Lus,rings
Black Sn,snets
/ Black I'iorentiDe
Vestiass
White and colored
Marseilles ditto
D;own Linens
Russia and Eog'lsh
Di,pors
"a and G 8 Darask
PIX an pound pins
Dee piece Bengal
S a. cream colorcd
Cotton sbawls, for
T 6
limitation Shsvls with
elegant green bor-
h.is
Webbs pa,en; sus.
pendcr3
Double chain black
Lcvantines
" bite aud black Sat-
tin
4 4 ard 8 4 Cotton
Chez
White silk Lace
Fine Cot;un Balls
Cotton Iloss
Silk and Cotton TIN.
brellas
{ jas, opened from the
nd fo' sale by
) =. LEE.
4, TRAwES S7REEg.
sbove Goods have not
nth.
IN HAND,
en-, Of white and color.
TON.
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JONATHAN REYNOLDS,

Hnr JOS sale al his store in Wick/oyG
hr@ Cover. Herds Grass, borden Grass,
aad Red Ton Secda.
also,
a %'re' cTcl .fssorfmeaf Of Hardware and
X = r'ry; bcass And'ons, shoveis and
tcog'~-ALSo, Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes, sod
Groceries; Dutch Plough lions, Shire
Morh', and Ploughs, ready made patent
p'ich forks; broad and marrow cas-, steel
axcs; Hoes, Sosthes ard Snea,hs, bar Iroo
and steel, mil rods and calls Of all sorts
hearth tile, brick sstnne line, Window Glass
sad Puuy, Linseed nd Lamp oil &c. sc.
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Charles M. / hurston,

Just received and offers tor sale,
So boxes lst quality Havana D. own Sugar,
10 bags Coffee,
80 chests Tyson, Young Tyson, Hyson
Skin and So0chong Teas;
SO bh's and hhds. bes, rye Gin,
2 pipes Cognac Brandy,
hids. w. !. Rom,
1900 gallons N. E. Rum,
10 hbds. Molasses,
90 quarter and half.qaarter cas!Ss Wine,
10 kegs Tobacco,
1000 W Ginger, Also, white Sugar, Choc.
olate, Soap, S,a'ch, Numegs, Cloves, Pep.
pc, Cassis, Sai,petrc, Peariash, SnuE, paper
Tobacco, &c. SC
Newport, April 25, 1921
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ELEGANT LEGHOkNo,
Remarkably Cheah
IL. SESSIONS.

II. SESSIONS,
LAS Just ,sceiyed--l case eleesp, LEG.
i L HORN BONNETS, Of q very soperi-
~ quality, which he offers for sale, remarks.
bly, cheap. ~
.hiso--, case STRAW BONNETS, very
hoe sod OF the ls'es, fashions. ,e'y cheap.
I,isepise--i case India black end cojared
double chain LsvhsrIsss, and black and col
oted India SATiSss Wnha large and exien-
siva assortment Of Other Goods---sll Of which
will be sold o, ve,y low prices.
Newport, April 4. 1921.
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F(WHL NOTICE.

MYTH aviev to enable delinquent subcribers n
mate remi,tsnces during the approaching
Ele'inn week, when persons viii he in town from ali
psSs OF the state, il hsa been thought advisable to
defer prosecuting our clsims against such den
aucnts until after that period when ell who do no,
ray viii be indiscrin'insii, sued. ~. Sk1f0yS
Newport. April 50, 1874,
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Hiso, IN Lumber. Tart,
general assnrtmept ~ country Lumber, con.
sistng OF Slip Plank, boat Bosrds, common oak do
anc lo,sts; half inch chesnut boards, sc. &c.
Wexford. Anrjl 21
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Spring s. Summer Goods.

SuPERFINE end common black and
~ blue Brosdcioths.
Double and single nii'led blue, black, mix.
cd, DIR ab and coronstiOn o,ived C.oa;cnocaa
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DIRD,

IT Midd'tto~n, On Monday last. EArrA~;si.
sAsEsn. Esq in the seth year Of his age Funeral
TO oe on Thursday. which the connexions and
f'ends are invited 10 intend.
On the 35,h February id Manchester, England,
Mrs ELIEsbsTn SfooKs, wife Of Samuel Stocks
ISq and sister Of Mrs Cs;iahan, Of this town;
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S bb's Gin,.
10 cords hrewood,
1000 fish barrels,
so rum ditto.
100 Qiiintsls Goldfish
so barrels Flour.
Is grindstonea,
20 buodies wrapping
, paper,
zoo vt. hoss lard.
100 bushels potatues.
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MAF k{EU,

hk{EU.
~ Mdd'etown, ON rh,,rsda, eseoing last, ~ the
H-,v Mr. Elton, Mr ELIPEAz BARksR, OF Middle.
Town. TO Miss CTEraA Asa SAaARaAs, ofPorts.
Ruuth.
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Tames Mumford.

.M 40 IS. THAMES sYREEr.
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NEW SCHOOL.

'Ht. subscriber hereby acquaipts his
i friends and the public. that he will commence
school, on the first Monday Of May next The
sehool-room is pleasantly situate in Broad street, in
,ne rear of Mr. J. U. PehaoDv's store For terms,
wnch viii he moderate, and for other particulars
information will be given at the schoolroor. or by
Mr PEABODY. on application at lis store, No So
Sroad'stree Those who are disposed to pa,renise
h'fn, will please spply as soon as possible
=, SfMUEL PE.aDODT.
Newport, April oS 1921
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%o0wt pearl ashes.
5000 hid hoops,
LOCO bb. poles,
20 hashels plaster,
$500 pine Clspboard
80 10, do shingles,
800 chestnut rails.
70 bushels white
beans,
a hhds. N. r. Rum.
& do holsses,
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CUSTOM. HOUSE.

10 wv IIOOOE.
VIE Custom t;ouse is removed to
u No. "a, rnAMsssrRaEr, over Tillcys Dry
Goods stand The doors viii be opened as hitherto,
from nine O'Clock, four h,ws anil from three
O'clock p. ~ tpo honrs every day, excep,inp SIM
6cy AMI Sd,rrd afteraoon. Hprii %
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The ship Robinson Potter, of this port
was spoken OH lst OF Jan. last She had ther
doubled the Cape, and had taken $50 bbis. oil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03
1R{1ST SAIE

virtue OF deed otirus & for the purposes tere in
- stalled, wii he sold at public auction Uedacs-
nay, the iIth dry Of April Re,t, at eleven O'Clock, OIL
the premises, those valuable BRICK TENEnENrS oil
bohngO sok street being 1--WE In number cvinriencing
NJ tue tenement al the toIneS of EoliinehIo.k and
Sycamore streets, occupied by Davis q Faf'ar, and
extending to the lot Mr.. James KnsX and when
numbered III said deed No. I, 2. and 5, toc.IheI
with Brick Lumber Horse, aud other valuable i'm
proFemens on saidlsls kne hole will I've sold or
much thereof as will be necessary to pay the debt ard
interest nentioEtd in taid trust deed. Ths property
rs valuable aud pr dGctive aud certainly is worthy the
attenit N tfpersons ofcapital.
The tenemtns are under OF from six Ia twelve
hundred dollars each; aud beng sts,ed in the most
Coiie cai part OF the town. will always coniuiaad
lire IN The Rchm-nd Office The purchasers rendered
residing at distance wish Tor any further
respecting this valuable property, teJ may obi2n it
by writing 10 rae al his place.
The property will be sold by Mr.. William Moore
anct"keer, on credit ofthree. sA. and months
equal insaiineht tor approved, endorsed negotiable
notes, with reservation Of the title until the whole
SHAH he paid, or a deed will he any time made Oh
receiving deed OF usi to the purchase money
ihe notes VIII he required soon The sale is closed
and III case OF failure T. deliver them b. O'Clock
" so required, the property, such par is bought
by any person failing to give such notes will lie sold
atA ocietk Oh The evening ef the day, upon The
same terms. JOHN ALLISON Trnsiee
rr,ersbnig. Ian. 75..tas
'gNHE Subscriber wiil Transact COMMISSION BU.
II SlNESS in The house falely occupied by Johc &
Wm Giiliai. NM. J. MORRIS.
Jan. =. 7Su
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t1rhe ENQUIRER Is Published twice a week, gen c
rally ant three times weeS during the session OF til
State ess!dtnre-Price the same as heretofore FiUe
Dollars per annu, payable in advance Notes Of Char
tered specie-rayny Ranks, (oniy) will be received in
payment. The Editors viii guarantee the safety OF
renit,ng them BY mail the postage of all letter. heinz
paid BY the wriicr,
k No paper wiiibe discoatn Tint at the discre
ton ofthe Edio, until all auearage, have been paid
a9.
tTwhoever isuarantec the payment futne papers
shall receive tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
" One yq.ars- First Insertion, rs ceafs-eaci
coatfnxa,icc, 5a cent?.
- No advertisement Inserted until :, has either
tesspd:d for or assumed By person ia this cit
or lis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03

TIVE Subscribers snder the nrn of wM. MCKEE &
CO. are now opening an extensive and general as
Fancy aid Staple Dry Goods,
IN ihat spacious store Room, in tiaa Street lately
cup b, Frederick A. May" and opposite The az
tioa In k=ep always on hand large amount of mer.
chanG Ee, which WITH The regular supplies they will
weekly receive from thei' Partner residing In N York
twho:e whole attention W ne given to the puIchate
GOodS Justify them in assuring The public that every
sruele III their Goods viii lie sold at The educ
CITY.
They sOci,rhe Of merchants from the country.
SIS Ses as iho'e wishing to purchase by retail, give
them call.
G7.sT present Stock consists in part e,tAe oiiOwi,
s"prT SaAon}, blue aud black Cloths
DO. c'aiei, brown, green aud mixed do.
Secnad aud low priced Cloths
bdTeT dtsh, green aud other peiisse Cin'hs
Grey. blue aud brown Coalings, Lyon Skius
FlanWe!s, asserted,
ll-se, dutils and point BLANKET,
s-:t dOhbie niiied blue Cassimeres
Do do: do, d'as oxford, mixed and
A variety Of middle and low priced Cashmere
aBd Sattinets
win many other woolIpn Goods
COTTON GOODS.
Calicoes, we'll assorted
hnd some very Rae and handsome "A and e.
CamhTCS and 'aconeis
l,liniies aud white FloTeutine
8ook Leno and nil inuslins we'll assorted
iHsITiiues and Floumce,
printed Shasls and iihdkfs.
Cotton aud wor,ted Hosiery, and n great variety
Of Rri'ish aud Scotch CptonGouds.
FRENCH GOODS.
fevaniiaes, Finrences Satns
Rep GrosdeBap Silks Ribbons
Laces, MfIinU SbaNis, Lace Shawis
Ostrich Feathers
KID and Castor Gloves &c
INDIA GOODS.
FIGURED aud Plain huis
NanseenS Mame.chop Short aud Long Com
paay
NaUsin Crap Robes
Maxim ana Canton Grapes
SeusbeWs. Saisnets
Chow Glow panask and Fisd. Sils Handker.
chiefs
Black AND cross haired do.
CTap- Shavls Sik Quiltiugs.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
norles ic Paiis Stripes
81 aud J Brown Cuitous
Cotton Yarns, c mbs in great varieties
few pieces - Paid MeTincs. and fashi
onable Article for Ladies Dresses aud Coats.
Wa MCKEE.
z. 81 GREENWAY,
. ELIAS OGDEN
March 4. off
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03
Chester HiU for Sale

Ny virtue % a deed of trust made by william Cav,
- and Lucy H. his wife, 10 the subscribers, dated
the tenth day OF January, 1917, aud CT record in the
county court OF Chesterfield VIII he exposed sale
n, auction OH the premises, on Saturday, the fkird
ddy o. "erf month, for money to he paid down the
safe, TIE Whole or go much Of the OF LAND in
ChesteTheld couay, usually called CHESTER ilILL,
containing, more less. 1855 acres-as will pay the
expenses attending The execution OF the trust, aud The
Two foowing sums. tn Wit: hfieen hundred and
teen dollars, y cenis, with interest thereon from the
hrst day ~ January, IS20and fourteen hundred aud
MY seven dollars MY cents. with interest thereon
from the hfst day Of January last-If less than the
Whale tract shall he sold tue part that is Sold will he
all THAI part Of 'he which will lie between Iames
river. and line TO he thereafter rum beginning at
Falling Greek, aud running parallel with the turnpike
road (Which runs through the land) to the opp site
line of The tract.1he purchase money mast be paid
down al The sale. deed will he prepared aud
Tor delivery al the saleAnd should the person whom
the land may be struck of delay tn pst dawn The pu-
as- nuney, the neat pr ecediug bidder may have the
advantage of his her bid IL she shall forthwith
comply With the terms OF sale but If not, then the
laud shall he fthwith sgaiA mp sale The same
terms sale is fer the benefit of Mrs. judith Nj
choison, execnnix Of Andrew Nicholson, dec ; she
being The assignee Of Michael ". Hanc0sk.... Tie
subscribers acting as trustees will convey with special
warranty only.
c. J. MACMuRDo,} r,,
JAMES HERON, ''"eS'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03
March l..
DIR w. SINGLETON

DIR w. SINGLETON,
ANlNfi ieiEOved to the corner Of 10th and streets
- oilers his services as PRACTITIONER OF
pHfSlC, Ia its various branches. TO the inhabitants OF
hebmoha. .....Fr"m his medical qualifications, aud
efacnSiEe pstce % nearly tWeuty years IN the coun
Wy he mates no doubt Of rendering general satisfaction
confidence.
Ne has also opened DRUG & MEDICINE STORE,
t he corner OF and lgh Streets nearly opposite the
Union lioeI, where b. will sell good terms as any
~ the city hose who purchase medicine of him will
Tsseive advice gratis.
Mach az q,