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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-16

much excited. We believe large .na-
Ority OF the people of this state are in "a.
kor OF a Constitution upon fair and equt-
lbie principles; but they very properly
Consider it should be brought forward at
Rpme more fit season.
On Friday morning last the Cotton
Mill Of the Roger Williams Manufac,ur-
ng Company, in Warwick, was, with
most of its machinery, consumed, by a
hre which originated under the furnace
pf the yarn dresser. The. FIRE was dis
covered i'll season to preserve the main
Wheel, the groceries ID tbe store, the
cloth, stock Of cotton and some Of the
machinery-total amount of loss estima.
ted at SIS, 900. This loss is shared b.
seventeen pcrsons.-PrOv. Jogrnal.
The guilty and unfortunate Stephen
wi. Clarke, sentenced to be executed at
Salem, for the crime Of Arson, suffered
the dreadful penalty of the law, on
Thursday last. Some appiehensions were
entertained, that owing to the general
sympathy for his youth, attempts would
he made to rescue him at the place ofex-
ecution, but such is the supremacy of
law and order in Massachusetts, that the
ministers Of justice did mol think it nee.
rssary TO provide military escort for the
occasion. The unfortunate young man
eyinced great fort!tudc. He was attend
I'D in his last moments by the Rev. Mr..
SarI!c, and the Rev. MIR. Cornelius, I'd
whose exhortations and prayers, he lent
devout attention. He bade farewell TO
re world, in short and pathetic address
TO the crowd, which had been written by
himself and was read at his request by
The Rev. Mr.. Cornelius.
TIE Dying e.xAortat,on Of Stephen Ms,.
uA CLARK.
May the youth who are present take
warning by my sad fate, not TO iossake
the wholesome discipline of a parents
house. Had + took the advice of nv
pMents, never should have come TO
this ln,imely end; and / hope my end
hlll be a warning to you all that are pres.
ens. May you all pray to God to give
you timely repentance, open your eyes,
enlishtsn your understandings, that you
may shun the paths Of vice and follow
Gods commandments all the rest of your
bays: And may God have mercy on
you all TO the world 1t large l bid
FARhNELL !"
Fafrf hccident-The boiler oi a stesm
hca, on Cumberland river exploded la with
20 much vioierce, as to carry away the whole
ol one side of the cabin and uper works, by
" hica snsersl persons were precipiiated into
.hs river, (ooe Of WHOM was drowned) and
con siderable number so dredfuty wounded by
spiiR,ers or sca!ded.-Seven or eight had died,
snd The lives of some others we,e despaired
os
Captains Stewart Evans and Morris ore de.
tailed on the Court Of Inquiry lately ordered at
the requos, os Commodore Baron. Henry
Wheaton, Esq. OF New-Y,k is appointed
ildsa Advocate in the cause,
Or. Mitchell, Of New York, has re-
ceived superb and costly Diamond
Ring, as present from the Emperor OF
Russia.
aosroN. Nav II.
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JONATHAN REYNOLDS.

has j0r safe al h,S store in WickfayG.
Red Clorer, Kerds Grass, Borden Grace,
and Red Ton SeeGs.
.itSQ,
\ Gensrn! dssorTmenf of Hardware end
"A Cutlery brass Andi ons, shoyels and
,ongs--ALSO, Dry Goods, hai., Shoes, end
Grcoerissj Dutch Plough Irons, Shire
Moulds, end PIoughs, ready made patent
pitch lorssi broad and narrow cast steel
ares Hoes Sythes and Soea,hs, bar Iron
and steel, nall RODS and nails OF ell sorts !;
heaeth tile, bticksstone lime, Window Glass
and Puuy, Linseed and Lamp oil &c &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-16
ATTENTION.

THE NEWPORT lsDEPEsbEEr
Il VOLUNTEERS, viii meet at the
State House tomorrow evening, a, half
past 7 O'Clock, with Arms and accoutre.
ments, for exercise, and other business
Of importance--punctual attendance is
requested.
My 10, 1921.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-16

HiSo, IN Lumber lard
a general assortment OF country Lumber. con.
sistng of ship Plank, boat Boards, conn n oak do
Ant Jois,s; half inch chestnut boards, &c. &c
Wexford, April IS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-16
John w. DAVIS, jun.

~. -, 7Sames. Street,
HAS just received an assortment Of
Mems lined aud bound Shoes, which he will
sell Cor Is cents per pair : warranted strong.
Newport, May 3, 1881.
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IO LET,

to LEI,
Ind hossesnon gipes immediately,
THE lower part Of house. situate in
D-nnisoo. street. II: psr;icu,s,s inquire at this
o'hes. Hfyo
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NEW WOR KS.

-oo-
CHALMERS Liscourses on the ap-
p.ics,ion Of Christianity TO the Commercial and Or.
dinary affairs Of Life, 1 vol 100 cts
1fLER's Sermon the doctrine Of the saints per.
severance. vindica,ed and established.
LELAND's Sermon, the Jarring Interssis Of
Heaven, reccnciled by The blood OF the cross.
MONTGOMERY (Jsmes) Poeticsi works, in.
Guiding several peems now fret collected with q
sketch of has lie, 3 vols SIS cts
HOYLE's Games with ,he practice and rule. 80
established and pfaetised by the mos, eorEee! play
ers, 1 vol. 81 cls.
The abose are for sale.by
JAMES HAMMOND.
Nav is
ASCY3OS.
TOMORROW, 18th inst At IL o'clock, An
WILL be sold st Auction at Towns
ends Coif,e House,
S Cows with Calves.
Condinons ar me safe,
CHRIS RHODES, fpefr.
Newport, May 10. 1921
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-16

Ar TBk NourB VINO
DRY GOODS.
Bro badcIoths,
Cassimeres,
FigoniS Cloth,
sstunets, sefges,
Nestinss, Blankets
Kerscys.
pciice Cloths,
Ba.zes, FisnneIs,
Shawis, Hdkfs
Bombazetts, Wildboscs,
Worsted plsids.
Birds eye Worsted,
Rstiinets,
Merino Trimming,
Green Table covers,
IRISH Linens,
Linen sheetings.
Russia sheetings,
Linen Csmbtics,
Long lawn,
Thread lsces and Foot.
ings,
Linen Csmbrie lIdkfs.
Floss, Tapes, Threads,
Marking Canvass,
Crash, Diaper.
Tsb'e linen,
Buckr,m, cbeI,
Brown lineres
Black linens,
Nsnkin q Canton Grapes,
i;aiisn Grapes.
Leysntii c silks,
Lustrings, sincbavs,
Plaid silks,
Sarsnets,
Porentines, Bonbasins,
silk lace, sattins,
Cambria Prints, Calf
Goes,
Csmbrics, Muslns,
Dimi,ics, yelyets.
Twist shirungs q Sheet.
inss,
Fancy yes,ings, ="
Jean. N,akins,
fioe Gingh ms,
bed Ticking.
wsrps, Kait,ing eoitons.
Candle wick, Oil Cloths,
suspendcrs.
Pearl, Ivory. Thread and
Wire SHIRT Buttons.
Goa, sod yest Buttons,
Hosiery, Gloves,
Umbrellas,
Csrps,ings and Hearth
Rugs.
DOOES.
Moral and lteiigiou-,
THE CtRcULt
Consists OF 1000 volu,
additions Of al new wofl
| Newport, May ., ls2,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-16
LIkeGUiSe-

5 bbls Gin.
10 cords fire wood,
1000 fish barrels,
50 ,um ditto,
100 Qulntsls Goldfish,
80 barrels Flour,
Is grindstoaes,
10 bundles wrapping
paper,
200 wi. hogs lard.
100 bushels potatoes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-16

400 VT pearl ashes,
10000 hid hoops,
1000 bb. poles.
90 bushels plaster,
1900 pine C!apboar'
30 m. do shi-;l.s,
500 ohesnut rails,
~ bushels white
beans,
& hhds. ". r. Rum,
& do. Mulsses,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-16
BOSTON, May IL.

.Nesorted success Of Us Chilian army.
Captain Palmer, Of sloop Hero, at
S,onington, in 73 days FROM New South
Iceland, reports, March 2sth, lat. 81
south, Ion, IS west, spoke brig Wilmer,
OF London, from Buenos Ayres, bound
TO Falmouth, England; the Captain of
which Informed captain Palmer that the
Chhan army near Peru had fought two
baites with the Royal army, in both of
which the Chilian army was victorious |;
and it was supposed it wonld cause the
surrender Of Peru soon to the Chilians.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-16

+ 3A l. z,
or rrs / u. BAHs.
Miscellaneous.
Poetry,
Nautical and surveying,
Juvenile h school bouks.
STATIONARY
Writing, Letter and
Wrapping paper Of oil
descriptions IN general
Usc,
blank and Account
Books,
Blank Forms,
DISK materials,
Morocco Ware,
Ma,eriais for drawing,
painting and Fancy
work,
School, Stationary snd
Fancy articles
PAPER HANGINCs.
French and American
Paper Iisngings and
borders TO match.
HOUSEHOLD HARD.
WARE
Bri'tania Tea and Coffee
Pots.
Block Tin, do. do.
Tea Trays, Wine do.
Knife q Bread Baskets,
Knives and Forks,
Table S,eels,
Plated and JsppsnnSd
Gators,
Coffee Mills, Sad Irons,
Candles,icks and Lamps.
steel Snufi,rs and Trays,
Pocket Lanterns.
Warming Pans.
Cotkscrews, Grxters,
ADdirons, shoyei snd
| Torgs.
Hearth Drusles d Bel.
| lows.
!! LOOKING GLASSES.
Cal, and Mahogany fran.
ed
| BRUSHES.
House Brvsbes.
busting do.
White wssh.
! Hearth, PAIN, Clothes
Hat and Shoe.
sUSDRiES.
Superior Rszors,
Duii. Razor straps,
Dressing Cases.
Patent Head Rrushss.
Day and Martins SUPER.
| o. Backing. &C DC.
TING LIBRARY,
nee, and continues 10 have
'' suitable fyr the same.
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IA NJ + S II 4 NJ MOND,

HAS tOR BALE,
Ar rBk NourA VINO or Tn.R I q. BAge.
DRY GOODS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-16

Just received and offers ,or sale.
s. boxes ist quality Havsna Drown Sugar,
10 bags Coffee,
so chests Hysoo, Young Hyson, Hysoh
Skin and Souchong Ten.i
SO bb,s. and o hhds. best rye Gin,
pipes Cogosc Brandy,
hhds. w. |. Rum,
1900 gallons N. +. Rum,
10 hhds. Mplasses,
90 quarter and half-QusTter casks Wine,
10 kegs Tobacco,
1000 WI. Ginger, AID white Sugar, Choc-
olste, Sosp, Starch, NI,Megs, Cloves, Pep.
per, Csssia, SsiPetre, Pearlash, Snuff, pspct
Tobacco, &c. &c.
Newport, April 25, 1921
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25
CARRIAGES.

VIE subscriber has for sale, at his Mandatory, ia
miles rom petersburg, Va large assortment OF
Work in his line of business viz Coaches aud Coaches
with double and treble steps, with elegant trimmings and
First rate PANEL Gigs with the best sea sprinp with
plated behands and full plated joints and leather tops
Very gh; Coaches with the door behind and swinging
loo, board attached to the body for travelling gentlemen
Single Sulkies and stick Gigs double and single with
and without tops. - "''-'
Low priced nnly Stages handsomely finished fixed to
work with one two hprses
Elegant Races, with elliptic springs with handsome
horses. - wv
With the nesly i,rented Ckrriotees and Dearborn war;
enough for one horse So
An excellent assortment Of the best plated and brass
mounted Harness for carriages, gigs, family stages Gc
-. STERLING WOODWARD.
N H. supply fthe above work NAV be- had by apply-
Ing opposite MIR. William French's Tavern Old Street
Petersburg, and liberal discount will made for cas
payments. ~ ~
l Orders from any part of tic country uddress., IN
Poplar Grove Pos; ollice Dnw djic county, Va. will be
attended " ~ "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25
For sale. one Ealf .iere lot Of Cyo,,d.

For sale, one Half .7crc Lot Of Ground,
WITH BRICK HOUSE thereon, near MIR. Jos.
w C. liseys the Church Hill. The house Is built
of the hest materials and contains spacious
vel finished above and three in the cellar With good
stable, we'll ofwater. garden &c.Also some Furniture TO
suit the house, which viii be sold with IL.
One TRACT Of LAND lying the williamsburg
stage road, about three miles below Richmond, containing
nbout 50 acres, adjoining Wm Angel VIM MAYO and 9TH
ers This land is of good quality and well wooded.
Also, one other TRACT OF LAND, about six miles
low Richmond, containing about 100 acres adjoining
Hay, Philip Duyal Ishan A. King, and otiers-rhs land
IS OF excellent quality, aud the greater part il very
heavily covered with oak timber wood the buildings
are tolerably comfortable with very good young orc-
ard and excellent wacrAso the stock of horses house
hold and kitchen furniture plantation utensils &c.
The house and lot will be shewn by Mr. Jos c. Haley nj
the Cusomhouscthc tract of land containing 40 acres
VIII be shcwn by Mr. Islam A. King and the piece con-
tanning 50 acres by Mr. Wm. Angel The whole, or any
part OF the above property will bc sold M apply
ing 10 either OF the subscribers The terms will he for the
real estate, o. II and 10 months credit giving bonds
with approved security, and deed of the proper
" TO secure the payment OF the purchase money the
balance of the property viii be sold credit of months
Tor all sums exceeding five dollars, by giving bond with
approved security
Ii the above property is not sold privately bcfore a.
Sis. day Of the present rnonh the house and lot will
be sold ON that day nj public auction. M
ocock-Ihe sale of the tract of land containing 40
will take place the premises the first dcu OF Jnr
at which time and place the whole of the balance of the
property will be sold, except the land containing
- acres which will be sold the ID of jane at Mrs Re
bertsons Tavern. about eight miles below Rcbmon,lJf
will take place the next fair day thereafter
LITrLEBERRY ALLEN
CHRISTIAN ALLEN
NAY H.. i-wtds GEORGE SAVAGE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25
LAND FOR SAFE

ulb subscriber intending to to the western
country offers for sale his tract of land lying In Gooch-
an county on both sides Of the jefferson Road m tho bend
olJane River, called Rock Castle Neck containing about
OVVacres upwards Of 900 Of which stand i'm woode
wen tmhered II divided into five fields OF about ;netv
acres each, four ofwhch lie Of the Jefferson road in
compact form and unusually level all under good fence
tersynie ~ miles from James river in an agreeable
neighDorhoOd, Is beautiful and healthy situation and in
sie o. inloVement producing excellent crops Of corn
wheat and obacco-The buildings present occupied Nv
the subscriber, arc comfortable dwelling botse With
ing machine ~ Wv"
- ms plantation may be divided into Two convenient
FARMS as there are, within the four fields afc userr
comfortable dwelling house, with three rooms bel ~
STAR ana two above, Kitchen weaving house smoke
house, dairy and barn, ull Of which may be- rer;rcf m
small expense, with wen and convenient srTiro tc va
tiers OF winch are inferior 10 below the rnnuufars
n tarhcr description Is deemed ssfy ne h Il .o
poser those disposed 70 purchase will .rt view t. rs
ken IN paTt payment Cgg = $3.50
Ptas4i.i Iiili MAJ f4. 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARO

MILL be given for bringing me- near Loretto Pest
~ Office, Essex county, Va. lodging him in ja So
,hat receive him there, negro man named HANDY
ne nDou 20 or ~ years of age feet or inches big
his face rather round and remarkable scar ON his fe
head beginning in point the let eyebrow and ris
ing higher and growing broader end over tho rnht
eyebrow lie has wife at Mrs. Newton's in the lower
end o, Westmoreand county, which lat Noun, Plea
nn he lived in 1919 and $780, and had another among
Ike free people in that neghborhood where he is
To- be- He has father at William Dayss near CilouresY
Courthouse and brother in the city of Rcbu,opd M No
doubt intends TO make his escape altogether where he
may be free-I will give the above reward and what the
Law allows for apprehcndng securing in Jail or rnv,n
nome. ALEXANDER SOMEWHAT
April -. ~ " - 9 'aaS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25
rIIEWS. Olk.
EOR SALE

ONE Of The proprletors Of the PowIIATAN COTTON
- fACIOitf, being DESTROYS Of moving 10 the western
country offers for sale the said institution ON very resn
ane terms The said factory is in operation running
90 spndes with all the necessary machinery-and auo.
,n ane OF 30 spndles, nearly ready sarta Cotton
VIZ, PICKER ana Wool Caring Machine with all The ne
cy Tools tor building and repairing every kind of ma.
1hney belonging to the said factory with IL 10 acres Of
LAND-The factory house is so feet long and 30 eet
woe stories high one OF stone other two Of brick
a bui OF the best matefalsThe whole building Is sad
by good Judges to he Of the first OrcrA brick dwelling
,ous ~ feet ny 49, with cellar brick smokehouse ice
mouse house for workman, q by feet with cellar
blacksmith shop and tools wen Of excellent aer in The
yard-Ihe subscribers feel confident that with good ma
nbsenent the said factory Is amongst the most valuable
property m TINS part Of the country, they lave been
soe 70 sell al the yarns that they could spin at good pro-
hsAiso 700 acres of LAND, adjoining the said factory:
about - acres of which old mill pond very rich
ihh could DE reclaimed nj moderate expense about 100
acres in woods third Of which is good tobacco land
rms land will be sold with without the facoryIft the
oVe property IS not disposed Of privately before tie h
aHyg September nerf 4 will on that day, the first fair
Jay thereafter bc offered for sale 10 the highest bidder
leTis 20 sale, aceonmOdatingThe sale will take place
on the premises. DAVID FLOUR nov
Powhatan, May IS 2-sgs,ys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25
The .Niss Tio1lras, Boayd;hs Sehoo,.

NO. lS. HANOVER STREET, BALTIMORE.
NOUNG-lADlES boarded and instructed i'm all the
IL different branches of English Education it'll partic-
iar attention Needle Work both useful ornamental
nj The rate al 20 dolls per Bed bedding and
washag, either separate charge provided for by the
Music, vocal and Instrumental, 4 20 per quarter.
Drawing and Painting, 10
:. French, rs
D0ncngi With s entrance for be-
ginners. IS
Payments to be made quarterly aud quarter always
In advance
TERMS FOR DAY SCHOLARS.
The different branches of English education 6 I2.
~ The ornamental branches as above.
May I8. 81,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25
I190 .Hcres Of Land For SAFE.

WILL sell on accommodating terms great Iarp,n in
tract Of land lying on the waters of Little Byrd Greek
IN The county OF Goochland formerly the property Of vii
son G. Nicholas, deceased containing 1890 ares upars
OF 700 acres cleared and IN high cultivation This
have an abundance ofwater in each.
ANY person disposed to purchase will please call on Ma
io H. anderson at 6ooeand Courthouse, the suscri.
O'I u, Ssauh'oh' JOS. SMITH.
Way To-
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DR.. CuIen's Patent .sol,,iiop of lloone.;o

Df. CMten'S PGtent Solution of .Eagnesid
len. pa,c o. inc very high reputation which Dr.
uepht', New York and wherever ii has been cmpoyed
the subscribers have been induced TO make an
with the Patcntee introduction into RicLmond and
hey respectfully inform the Public that they have obtain
ed the exclusive privilege preparing and vending the ar
| ticle within this city and its Vicinity VIC 81
II has fallen within the observation of almost every per-
Fever, sick headache, Nervous complaints Fatuenrc
nc. may be referred to cofvc state orhodyTLAl the
prescribed 10 obvatc this indocut stale of the
bowels have afforded but temporary relief and have 10,
urequenty confirmed habits they intended 10 re.
digestion. '''7 W -"e '4' organs Oh
Inc transparent solution of Magnesia is not only present
.e Pubic as the most eligible form Of exhibiting
OF acknowledged efficacy but the most efficient
remedy which can be- administered the removal OF dis
depending on an inactive or dsordcred cor;,; %
Tie digestive systematic persons ofbous habits IL il re-
commented ms an excellent corTector OF bile and acidy
gentle aporen the moderate use of which Viii cn.
persons OF every age sex and constitutions that
temperate and permanent of the bowels on which
nea ana comfort so essentially dcpcndDiseascs such
duloi's sfate OF c Stomach will in instances be aycd
d IN many cured using the solution. which acs by
ag me eNSiing acids, by restoring the of The
gan and Consequently preventing the Secretion new
aca order 10 satisfy the public the Medicinal pro-
inls preparation, the subscribers beg leave
Ter To the certificates which seen at their store of the
ooWng scans, gentlemen Of the highest professional
spiiuihe IN inc United States:
TIfos. G. JAMES, NJ. D.
Professor Of Midwifery, u. of Pennsylvania.
). =. DORSEY VI. ID.
Professor Of Matcria Mcdca, do
n. CHAPMAN, NJ. ID.
Professor of the Practice of Pliysc, do
TIl0S. r. IUSoN,
Professor T, CIoinraretixc anatomy, do.
TiioS. COOPER,
Professor Of Chemistry, do.
WM. j. hIcNEVIN,
Professor Chemistry, \. Y. University
DAVID HOSACK
Professor Of the theory practice Of pI,vs;c Y
Sold in half pint bottles and packed 10 order M two dol
lars aud twenty-five per dozen Seycny 6,e nr
per dozen viii be refunded when The bottles are reiurneJ
N. b. Observe none are genuine unless signed NV ie
patentee. Nav ~ '"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25

4 COMMITTED to the Jail of Norfolk County as n run
~ away, negro man who cnllS himself WNf. BEOWN-
states that he IS free man. and has served in The o. s. ma
siid Brown Of dark complexion, feet inch
g hBh, ~ years OF age has the left Ieo which
he says was wound by musct ball and s,sr on hi cf,
sue occasoned by astabFhe owner of said negro IL any,
duce the proper evidences of his freedom or he viii bci
posed of Us the law dirccts - ~ ~ ~ a.
Nav 10. " '.Y''''
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Frog R,ae,,pood's lfcgo.isr for Me,rhl
SIGE Sny DTEnS rms f-D

ETorI-I- ~ n n
I,ctr Sn, nrpn ,ss rr,s., rr' ~ e'ehJ
WIS, n. "a, r., 49, =. ..h rucEnhL,
- - ' "''e W 'inA :" Pcac'iuiiv 20 res!
'Ht3e h"rotd.
CALMLY he died, the gallant youth.
49, Ntrn stutd VAS demon Wsrs ~onno,ion,
Whcc Summers trees were green and smooth
v.,I E,r 80 ~. w ate " ,",
Nv w, w.. ",s s'N' u'aS trlssndSnip weep,
W. W. c e,, wnen o,,'Ie tnitS were dofe
r n.n u,vrs "ie",h IVES nraNclv woi,
~, nni. NY .nou.n ucsscnu MS snn'
s "'s'e'" s'ceP.
imnrd The roll of Inuflcd drum.-
= heard the bu',lc'S lonely wailiny--
Il, TO the churcii-ysrd they were come
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25

10. now, In succeeding to The throne, shall
exercise myself TO give repDso 10 the millions of
every people. Assist to sustain the burden laid
on my shoulders
With ycncration receive the charge OF Uearen's
great concerns. Yc kings and statesmen, officers
great and small, civil and military, every one be
isiiiial and devoted and mid in supporting the az
f"ithat our iamlly domincns may be preserved hum
drcds and tens of thousands OF Years and never en-.
ding tranquility and glory Promulgc this 10 ali under
Heaven; cause every 10 hear il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25

IL persons indebted TO JOHN GRAHAM, deceased are
requested ~ make payment to Immediately, as
am DESTROYS Of closing the administration soon rs posi-
Ole and therefore cannot grln Indulgence any loy.
WALTER DUN, Executor
N1,, 10 Si-u Of John Graham, dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25
WW be sold, on fhe 3Ist ~. Gou

WW be SOD, on the SIS # Nay
{ \ the plantation formerly owned by WILSON C. NJ
- CuoLAS, dec in the county of Goochand on the wa
es oi the Little Byrd valuable STOCK fhorscs mules
cattle sheep and hogs plantation utensils &C. with the sun
Pnes OF corn fodder &c handFor all sums under
S -, cash viii be required For all over SIS credit
bond with approved security
AT the same time and place, the NEGROES now on the
plantation win be hired the remainder of The v,, ami
two likely fellows offered for sale on liberal credits
p, THE ADMINISTER TORS.
time the crop of grain growing on the farm consist
@ ABOUT iuC acres in wheat and the like quantity In
eoII-and The farm leased for one more years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-25

29hh hirc, William Mayo and Alexander Fulton Def's
inc defendant John Rice, having entered his su-
psohse and given security according act OF Assem-
CIV anu me rules Of tiis Court and il appearing ly safis
acoTy evidence tiat he is nhahtnt of this conn
y ~ IS Ordered, That the said defendant do annear
mere on The FIRST day of the term and answer he hill
81 me painti and that copy of this order be forthwith
IN some newspaper published in the city of Rich
nnd for two months successfully and pos,cd az the Ir,
door OF the Capitol, i'll tbs said city. 0"'
copy-1cste, WIN w uFNJNc r, n
April 2L 10 ,,o " ~