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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-16
NOTICE.

NJ IL, L.
JAMES TOWNSEND, informs his friends and
y the public. that he has employed an experienced
workman. at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and is ready to attend 10 the calls OF his old Gus
toners and Frends--tbe smallest favour will be
gratefully acknowledged and punctually attended
te--csll at the Chambers over his Store. north
corner OF Bannisters.wharf 81 March 20. 1891
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19
FOREIGN NEWS.


from the London Sur ofTeb. 251
Ihe accounts from Ireland this rnornino.
are OF a very painful nature. While the
special Commission at Cork is conden,ninr
men To death ny ten or twelve in a dav. The
hwless hlarauders continue their outrarcs
IN various parts Of the country. The irish
papers have long teemed with accounts of
Inc murder of pcaceab!e inhabitants, and the
burning of houses and other property and
now, IN addition to these, they record one of
the most brutal of crimes-the violation of
1lue females, the wives ola detachment oftbe
Rife Brigade ontheir way from Mitcbelsto,yn
10 hIlinan. The lives of tive of the moor
women are despairrd Of.
Itappears from AN article in the I,eipsie,.
journal That an attempt had been made TO mt
Tue ttabeas Corpus Suspension Act i'm force
against the Editor by some person giving false
information to one Of The Magistrates, bat
who soon became convinced thai lac had bern
imposed on
Twenty Whiteboys were 1rrd and found
guilty on Tuesday and Wednesday last l,ff,re
Inc Special Commission ut Cork. In lie
Counties of Kerry aud Cork the Outrage,
continue undated
At laic hour this forenoon we received
Flanders, Dutch, and Hamburg Mails brior.
icg papers 70 the sGdinst. Tie Following agc
extracts:
HANTE, January 1G..--Thr Consulate ol
France was burnt down, with etpfv thing il
containcd. in tht lss, co,hist hf.Vccn ihe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19
YdiuqJle Real Property at AUCTION.

ZSNA VIII sell, on " tdHeSddv The 2T.R UUlJ
lss IF spra nerf, the premises, al f,ur O'Clock in
L-skA. The evening" my LOT on AIais street, wherein
Is sooi two story Brick House finished in manner thai
renders very comfortable residence for private family
independent 81 Basement sorv which Il well adapted for
store, as any tenement the the Utility of
this situation for trade being IN the sral part OF
the business section of the city, be obvious every
one-Thcre are in The yard frame Kitchen, new brick
establishment having cos; eighteen thousand dollars ;
and although bought wears ago hen popery
sold very high, vet ccredts such make II almost
equal to cash purchase; consequently the price was much
lower than II had been sold the credits given nj that
period ON sales of real The the occu
ncy ot Dir Geo. Roberison ahG aoins Mr. Isaac white
e lot fronts 2i feet Man-Strcct runs hack ia feet
with The privilege of four alley the lower side of
the house. - "
Two Intellectual ATTEMPTS having been made to SET this
properly IS unprecedented TINT idea obtain that
SOME iint is hSed TO tie price, but the subscriber assures
tpose who may wish 10 their funds estate mat r
urn an impression exists the minds one err
ioncousthat lie undetermined, we'll obliged from ne
TO sell the property far whatever sum il will bring
WINCH II not sold privately, before ,ay above mentioned
day. ~ " f S "" '''''
approved negotiable endorsed notes. either of
the virginia Banks, with of ttst ON the premises IA
secure their payment. '
IL any ONE wishes TO buy the above property bv private
contract before the day Of sale, terms will I've made
KNOWN on application 10 Pafkl. Robertson & Keso Auc-
"1 r, or y" myself. JAMES MeALLISTER.
Inc sale 10 be undcr the management OF
PARKliILL, ROBERTSON x KELSO, |
march H. I02-tds Aurtioneers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19
FTFTY DOLLARS REWARn--

ANAWAY on Saturday, 9th inst negro man EbRGr
ron - TO 80 years Of age, ship carpenter nv tr,de
Stout built thick lips, and shows his teeth very ,l.
alhngas iaiey bad one II his thumbs mashed and la,
he l-ilas also Two seats his head lie Ind IN ,ybe
WI. away brown cloth coat and blue pantnloons lie
aseo ~ f9Ttsouth Va. and brought TO this pnoe in
&c S,ean BOAT by DIR Joseph Osbourn The above
VII ne pdu lVr apprehendng and securing said negro o,
~. slate or rs within the same il secured so ,st
get hm again line addressed met at this Mace will b
ing employing said negro. tuApI W. IA rSiIt
Richmond, April 10. 20 - "'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19
FRESH GOODS.
EI.EHIIAc(r LINES g. 20

FLEMING LINES 6, co.
ADMINISTRATORS, have received by the budget and
rh.eipdla large and general assortment of seasonae
phf p; GpepS Among them are,
h,sh figured re- Nnnkin Grape robes
Grape sbawls assorte.I
E,ch figured silks various kinds
Elegant silk shawls and handkerchief
Black Canton hdkfs. Italian grapes
Heavy black senchew.s, do. lcyantincs
INDIA and French striped and green forences
i;sdies' and gen,leInens silk gloves and hose
Flag anu English Company banjanna hdkfs.
,nn super: back horen;ines
italian English aud canoa ' sewing silks
SIN umbrellas and pnrasoIs
large assortment ofribbons, brnits &c.
aides hid and beaver gloves
nentiemens beaver and deg skin gloves
ladies' and genemen's cotton aud worstedboscry
.sniuunnS ani super prints and London chiniz
elegant d Alar.eiIics Valencia rasiins
Elegant printed musirs
Corded cambrcs and ni,.I;ns
Stepped and needle worked muslins
Figured igok and leno muslns
~ and I'll plain book musns
T. and "a cambrs musins and jacenet ca.utgics
o. and 6-i esinlric ginehams
IA 10 ST. cotton sha~Is
,ption hnndkcrcilicis
i h!,s.ia driIiings, pais and ribbed
rubbed elastic cord
HGr.ia sheet;aes, bre'vn holland
While platRlas, Irish linens
ia,tM,ts, diapers, and 'sheciings
liomiazeites aud hombazncs assorted
f s;" mn n.owr aud white domestic Strings
herman rolls. b,riapS, Ii slams
GeFn'an oznaburgs and ticLlcnbnrgs
eppaTu Le'viss, Ausn's and Henry London cloths
and cassimeres assorted ''
e"rh>hre CLOTHS and casSiineres assorted
isnperine shifting iannels
~ large assortment of vcst and coat buftcps--
b'siies anyothcr articles
'oo'c goods were selected with great care nv our
FaiGer residing liz New Yor!srom wLvm ~, ss,ii S
,isn &C.. supplies 6rcat inducements win le held out To
80 VIZ guy "l III money, oro have hcrcto-
ire 'e l,Etuai we respectfully invite cv;IFnry mcr-
, persons wishing 10 purchase retail 30 call aud
~, - soous' i. JAMES >, co.
1 G".s's""'ent-25 bbIs. best rec,ifed WiIISKEY
80 1Og-GI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19

II The ENQUIRER Is pubiis twice week. general
w ard three times week during the session State
AegIarrePrce, the same heretofore, Fire Doiass per
snnun, payabiein advance Notes ct chartered, specie
paying hanks (o,fy) will he received In Ed
iiors win guarantee the safety Of remng them by mail
'ne posase :, an letters being paid by The writer's
IF No paper viii lie DISCONTINUED Ibu the discretion
al the Edors until all arrearagcs have been paid up.
Whoever viii guarantee the payment Of nine papers,
shall have tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
u One square, hss-First Insertion, rs ccnts-each
Continuance, so cents.
No Advertisement inserted until il has eher been paid
% or assumed by some person in this city, cnvirons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19
La'd for sale, under deed offrusf

LoNd Jor safe, lt1lder deed q trust
by virtue Of deed of trust, executed to the subscriber
iea and of record in clerks Office OF Fiuyanna con,
WE we snail on Mondagthe 22d daye Prnen being ay
a, me courthouse ct said county, for the benefit VIII
ham NJ Swoope TO the highest bidder, for cash certain
tract o Land lying in the aforesaid, on the west
ornch OF treat Bremo creek containing $50 acres known
as the land called Youngsbands tract and MS The land
Purehased by said Ware OF n certain Jacob MYERS.
Inc title vested in by said deed will conveyed TO The
purchaser. MIL rs CHRv '"e
March &c. IOt-tJs JVnJ d ScrII ,u,u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19
NIIW Fashions

anu now opening ut the Store OF MARY
liiuAl +, an extensive assortment of Hats & Bon
~ ol me newest fashions, he surpassed in neatnos
OF eitghnce aSiong them are black and white LerIorn
t sr" D"nnetS chncbilla and beaver hats p great
rooS PAM rbbons bTRs, curs white wreatl and otbc
.'' orr.iensi watding and trimming for pcsses; hair
's ""u "iLetes caps, caprs coareS and cor,es: Ma
snS hnssa and antique oil, which greatly contribute e.
o tue headss well the color Of the hair -:
'urk sessence of Tyre for changing gh, or rcd colo,
~ brown OF rack; and many other articles in he
MhireTy iine too numerous TO cnumerarr.
On hand few ready made PEI ISSES-Au ofuh;oh sha
cash ~ ' teiS'"'Die terms LOT
LechoTa Straw I,onnets cleaned died and trimmed
If the shortest notice. ~ eS' '"'"ons' ana
November iG. - =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19
SIRLV'G GOODS.

Nv NJ. NEALE s. co. have received by
INC LYDIA Davis and Virginia. in addition 10 their
sS oo packages oiIresh imported and well selected
p among them are real Mandarin and Nank;n Crane
n sured canton e-pcsbcsdcs almost every other
,. anu fancy article among the after are beautiful
@ W manufacturers plaid do. Bisck Troabanre or leila
uy' eipioiereSi cambria dol obtipe Wells Iaces
s, Ie fes anu Sawls; plain and figured G,s de N,nes
SIN pala SILKS black Sencews-Tcy have also received
e ~, snIh o. hS Boys and Girls Leghorn Hats am: 5
cscs irh Linens which, with the goods exDecicl ,, tIe
f N arrivals from New York apd Philadelphia wltake
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

ia' by an act of the Congress OF the United Sate-
passed The 9Th of February 1902 farther TING Of
ar' ron me ujoutnment of the present of Con-
aow ed Tor the redemption Of all which have
neen s1 and purchased in ealf of United States for
the DIRECT TAXES Of 1915 and 1915
All persons wshngto redeem lands sold ,v me as desi
eu collector Tor the State OF Virginia. which were pur-
IN behalf OF the United States will call or Richard
ES Clerk of the United States Court for Tie Virgil
MA bs>rict,iu that purpose. '
made IN behali oithe UncdS residents
ans IN TINS district, ;being the dstrict) NAV be
deemed atmy office. "' ' -
WILLIAM u. TAYLOR Designated. Collector
for the State of Virginia. and Col
.,p.-, o.-.- lcctor of the isti District.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19
Collectors Office. Richmond, ~
26ih March. 1922. .ioi-au,

Ma THOMAS Z. FONE, a-rinor and non reSi1tnI- NJ
1,h th's state, orphan OF Thomas Fore deceased
SIX ieu are hereby notified that on the first dnv of
heserh'id May court next, being Monday 18th ag of
may or as soon thereafter can be heard a,pco
non VIII he made TO THAI in behalf the James kiy
company toappoitt commissioners according TO law 10
the damages which will result your land borderip,
on James river in said county, from the erection of dam
across the said river and also the damages Won
WIN sustain from the occupancy OF much said land by
tne su company as may he the abuent of
siSH dsm JOHN COALTER, President
April .. los Q, '"F"''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19
TRUST SAIE

uREEABLE 70 the provisions Of deed oTtrrsf cveero
10 INC subscriber by William i,onduran nd Martha s
w, "alSp IS duy recorded in the Office NJ Cumberland
% io' purposes therein mentioned, sla proceed t
', pFtIpseStor cash. on the 27th krs Of 1DrI inst n
lI'et oT parcel Of land. situated living and l,eino in
, OF cumberland and Fowhaan conain,ng y a
& y, y I'VE onurcd and FIVE acres, winch said tract Of
$500 p't OF greater tract formerly Owned iv y
sa s @ ne, or SO much Of the said land viii be sun
fng ihe execution ofsaid safe cd,v ss
vested in the subscriber IS trustee 10 '' '' Viy ~
Powhsian. April r. !" "o' ~, Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19
4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SAFE.

~ v,~,- ~ IfhDiIb II anu F0it SALE,
WIG in the county Of Charles City on the va,c,s n,
- Cbckabominy river. containing I,y estimation N
c ue ihe same mere or les, large proportion of vhic
low gEnunds OF very superior quaiiywell watere,l o.
thc premises twO-story wood house an ,vcrscor.
house aud a very good mill-sea,.
Snud The above land he sold priy-,ev bcforc ,I
IVA dag n Noy merit IL will on Tint ,lsv bc offered t al
Of Richmond. 'e' ''V'V' w N'e III
T.rDgS i2o0in cash. and the balance in % months ,,
non ndsecsryo or deed m trust ON the land 10 sectr
va nle y, Ynger time viii be given il carry interest
~ nc He papers may De With Mr.. Geo. p Crurnn
WIN viii sell The sanlcSls nv arcus mp
"vh' as~i53 IN GREGORY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19
TRTTSJT JXTF

. 4 TO y DAIIT.
IlY virtue ofs deed If trust executed IN the
- 10y Thomas T. Hackney bearing dale day Of il,
te year lSlJ anS duly admitted 10 record IN The Office OF
VIC Olerk OF tuynnna county, for the purposes Of securing
me payment Of certain ~ money therein exprred
uu 20 thomas " Bouldin, executor Of David Ross senior
onerwise on ihe next fair day ne pre- rise nj public,
aso 10 The highest bidder, Tor cash, the following pro
wo lots in the town Of Columbia, known bv the numlcr
ID Including the ferry both rivers or so
ucn hrTcot rs will he sufficient nay the sum Of ilre
ueu And eghty-wo dollars and Fits cents with Interest
eeon from tue ist day of September 1870 and also The
~ sum Of three hundred and eieiy-tvo dollars and 6
Sn WIN interest thereon from the DAY Of September
'"<i together with the costs and charges II sale.
Flnranna, Aprif p. tOS-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19

NOIlCE TO TIMBER-GFT5TE9S-
AyANiEp Immediately, for the use ofhe Penitcn,i,r
,Scs 1 which cash viii be paidon delivery COCO feet
III ,c e OF yellow sensoned pine PLANK 20 incbe, ;le
no ~ ,ee same quality ~ inches wide And ais, so
SI,, ~ wr,iing Post pd) until the 10th of April next 10
''f"A" "v.osV ie.'t, sane quality, VIZ; ~ - "
1850 1850 feet u inch ftek and % in. vide
~ /. 20 $1,000 10. 10. II ditto
s ,eet 70 be ticverc in The course Of 100 dave n
~ ie'io"s am "a 1gnantiues may be agreed on
mTsh - "''''I " I'm sSlsogr,ry'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19
LEWIS MERR s. Co

,T--,u,,>., OFFER FOR SALE
ifsrIVE hhds, and 90 bbls. So. Crox anu s,us-
q hIds. New ORLEANS Sugar.
80 bhis LOAF do
II hhds. NIolasscs
% h:n.s Antigua Rum, part very old
~ hhis old 9TH proof jamaica Rum
W hhds. and so hbs Ncv Epgland,,fo
iN Dds Common Whiskey ~ :
D pipes genuine old French Brandy
= pipes Holland Gin
hal pipes and 8 or. casks old l.. r. Madcira)
q. casks Sicily Madeira
6 do. Malaga =
2pipes and qr.'casks Post =
SD boxes ciaret
90 lrags Green Coffee
81 bags Java do.
10 bags Black Pepper
l,o i'os' New York prime porli, (cityjn@pectior)
" bhs Baltimore 30.
5000 liz BACON
ticrces Rice
1000 sacks Liverpool Salt
RI 40 ar Iron
8 tens Patent Shot
81 kegs DnPonts Ciunbowder
~ ~ n PACK EngSh and Dutch Glassware
20 boxes Canton Tea China
Sy0 sides Soal Leather
2to Spanish Hides
Upper Leather, Morocco Goat Skins
Cot Nails, Nail Rods,
piS'erei, Herman ard CROWLEY Steel
inSeed aui Tanners oil,
Race and Ground Iiirgcr
limenio, CINNAMON Nutmeg
Coppcras, Made, frdigo pr rIue
9having Sola Chocolate, Seoars
scotch and Mnccabau snniT
,ai'reirc, Alum, Mustard, birthstone
imperial 6mpowIerand Young iiyson Tea
Muscaiel and Bloom llaisins ' '
spfrmacet and Tallo,y Candles
writing Letter, Printing and ~ rapp;,,- r,,er
1wine, nemohns 800 '"ii'"5 ripper
II Plaster Of Paris, Nova Scotia Ciripl,o,cs
or, lied Cords, and Leading Lines &C.
lotion and wool Cards
STinDtag Cotton
II anf;tt MI -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19
LAND FOK SALE

VIE subscriber wishes sell his tract of land hing on
the head Of Spring Greek in county of Prince Ed
M containing by survey five hundred and eighty-nine
ana an half acres ut is deemed to saw ay
more concerning the land, is supposed that no
Will buy before viewing the land - r
April !. 1O7-I2t IouN crt.,-rNe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19
lkAPPA4A N.N7OCK ACADEMY

bAFPAHA NNOCK AJADEMY.
fb SIMMER session will commence ON the 22d of AnriI
Il INST and close the 30ll September next Those dis
potu osen pupils to this institutions requested 10 en-
"Ithth at the commencement Of the The public in
general are notaware Sc the great Inconvenience arising
tue teacher and The serious loss the student from o,
icniIon to this circumstance. For tuoR 40 ner nnnnrn
or lor session 70 House and library fee 8 per
annm or , per session. Board including wishing SiO1
per annum or 90 per session. TO be paid in advance
pan !, 10 I G bis bedding or the steward pcom-
"T r Hil ior Tue additional of \ per session.
The trustees wish employ an assisjont ylo is = oood
mmhematieian and teach The latin n vil aIso IT, y
part OF his duty teach arithmetic wriGn, ami rc,,
English CORRECTLY and elegantly as objects demnnding H.
Irsii ','eDiion Application viii bc made to Mr.. r. L.
ofaberty, president of the academy, or T.,
JOHN ~. BERNARD President.
JOHN TAYLOR,
CHARLES c. TALIAFERRO Trus-
JOIN TAYLOR, Jnn. tees
april ?. wy ,oel ,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19

ST.. CROCK SUGAR. &c. sr.
59hissand S"cros Sugar, e,ye osop ,s,rt OF roYy
sd ,narre.s ) superior qualify
csOO 10. prime Green Coffee
100 = old East India do.
ieToes prime1tice
hbds. 9th proof old Jamaica Rum
- Antigua dn
80 barrels superior old Rye Whssey
~ ---- Icctified do.
~ - Country Gin
- boxes Spermaceti Candles first quality
Superior family Loaf Sugar
Lump Sugar
GuDpOwler
Imperial Teas seIectei rro,, ,t, H.. ..-
Xonng Tyson I for refai ~ ' s''S'
and POuchOne
odd Cognac Brandy
,Old y. r. Madeira Wine, four years in This civ
10 Sicny Madeira do. vintage 1915
Do. POrt-in bottles
~ bali, quarter casks Malaga Wine
20 boxes bunch Raisns
T@10OO superior Havana Segars
Fresh Salad Oil
Iiibbert's Brown Stout
Siperfne Chocolate
Pepper, Pimenio Cloves Mace and Ginpcr
Liverpool filed Salt w "se@
WIN an assortment Of BAR IRON 4 STEEL
Tor safe NJ ne forrest prizes for Cash h.,
,..t, IL H. DREW & J. q. BLAIR Agents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19


AUGUST HAMMER.
;, (succrssoR TO 'FRED'K HAMmrRO
- 'idS femorrI from las od stand No ITS TO
no. @lo, Market Street, BALrIMuRE,
~, Between Liberty and Howar,l-sts.
"'e'e ne mas ZEE. sole on accommodating terms,
AN ASSORTMENT OF
ConfAs OF Tortoise Skell, l. Marbles
;, worry and tiorn, Looking Glasses
visii"s H" "; ialoons and Sewing silk
Pistols and Pistol Locks iron LAMPS
Gums and Gun Locks Cowskin Wins
h'1a'iTs assorted Cutting Kni...
''o,ip" p"iss, cut AMI COM Turkey Cotton
Razor Hnues r rn,rau EE!gIns
pil Cloth Saoa,a. luz
BEADS all descriptions rH Pine ;n assorted
So "nIp n.ils Viewer Ribbons aud bindings
'' ''''"e STONES States and Pencils &c.
About 10000 Of the first guaity sCprIJrs orcvor,,r,
Ha>cncie,cr Post ma nuIariory " 'h' ~
NJ Nv" ." s tine and s''ierfine TAPES.
- nHIe1 -. Js5-1st
CHEAP BOOKS AND STATTOYFHV
III Tie Mnritt Bridge, Richr,ond Virginia.
IN Anp 40. J IL MARKET. STREET, PHILADEIPHrA,
20 Lei so.e 'iis concern q. the late DENJASIN WARNER.
,s executors offer FOR sale very reduced prices fer
casa 0G~ciiy acccptances, Iis extensive s:or!, of
BOOKS & STATIONERY.
ciiMs 1l law Aedesl Theological, Classical and Mis-
u and mos, approved editions az English Latin Greek
o The snS" Doohs and arcies Of Stationery suited
~ Gentlemen of the bar, in the practice and
cen, heiow the usual selling prices ~ - " ~ Po'
VI Any books which the ket affords ,roc,re, r. 40,
on maud Aprili2. I09-IGt ~
III meeting @ The &oHdiDg Connitffe offhe 5in7g.i
,is"o"nce Society against Fire on Bitif{pgs Of the
I na@e q frg1"fa, held on oady, 9Th dug Of 3rn
VIZ following resolution adopted:
- RESOLVED, Tia; this Hoard will hereafter meet for
irnih" 49, Aii""S Al every
Al persons having claims &C. fine Society," will govern
h< Hmr;i We accordingly: JAMES RAWLiSGs,
---g--- - Iog--gI P.AglM. A. sly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19

III meeting Of the President and Directors Of
me 1Gmes Rfrer. Company on The eIst dan Of
March lS2o ~ y
ESoLVED, That the Clerk advertise for proros,,. for
nH1ing dam across. James River the place called
', also Tor Whitening the Canal from Inc Basin TN
.S arch Tor building several farm bridges and ar
M,sei o.. " e~u'i'i creek. RQBERr POLLARD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19
Is HEREBY GIYEN

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
TfAT division of the personal estate of Canal, ION
IALLaFERRo, deceased, having taken place and WIN
legatee thereto, being absent is hereby no.
same. RORFnT OSRO,Tl, y ~ 'vPo,uou VI 'he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-19

ALSO,
quantity ofDonestic Plads, Gnrhars str;pcs Shirt
I ngs, NC. All 70 s''''' -'' 30 S o.s
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10
FROM mILMAN's MARTYR OF ANTIOCH

Anthem Of Christian Wotsh4pers for departed Soad.
Brother thou art gone before u.s. thy sanity soul flown
Where tears wiped from every eye, and unknovn
From the buhen of the eh and from and fear released
Where the wicked cease from troubling
The osome way thoust Travelled oer and borne the heavy
load,
But Christ hath taught thy angd feet reach his be abode
Thourt sleeping now like Lazarus upon his fathers breast,
Where the wicked the weary
Sin can never faint thee now, doubt thy faith assa,
Nor thy meek trust in Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit fail
And there hourt the good whom earth thou
lovedst best,
from troubling and the weary
"Earh earh and "dust DUST the solemn priest said
So we lay the turf above thee now and seal thy bed
But thy spirit brother, away among the faithful best
Where the wicked troubling and the weary
And when the Lord shall U.S. whom thou left behind
May untainted by the world, welcome find;
May each like thee, depart in peace to be glorious guest
Where the wicked ceaefom troubling and the weary
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-10
China, Glass and Queensware,
.Nezv Invention.

Archimedes Redheifer Fizgigg has the honor to
announce to the public that he has invented ma
chine of more astonishing powers than any hereto.
fore heard, read or thought OF. From among the
many experiments made to ascertain its powers, he
selects the following. Having put living ram into
the hopper he put the machine into operation, and
in few minutes there were ground out from 1t. a
hat, surtout, coat, wastcoat. pair OF pantsloons,
pair oboots two powder horns, four quarters oil NUT
ton, dressed in various ways head and pluck, dress
ed both plain and turtle fashion, pounds sausages,
10 pounds candles, leather apron, and other arti'
Giles. The machine is propelled by perpetual mo-
ltion.
DIR. Akin, in his valuable letters from a
father to a son, thus elucidates the value Of
a library: 'Imagine (says he) that we had it
in our power to call up the shades of the
greatest and wisest men that ever existed,
and oblige them to converse with us on the
most interesting toplcs-what an inestima-
BILE privilege should we think it!-how
superior to all common enjoyments! But
in well furnished library, we, in fact pos
sess this power. We can question Keno.
phen and Cesar on their campaigns
make Demosthenes and Ciceroplead before
US DIN in the audiences of Socrates and
Plato, and receive demonstrations from Eu-
cid and Newton. In books we have the
choicest thoughts ofthe ablest men in their
best dress. We can at pleasure, exclude
dullness and impertinence, and open our
doors to wit and good sense alone
Without books, | have never been able tc
pass single day to my entire satisfaction
with them no day has been so dark as no
to have had its pleasures.-Even pain anc
sickness have for atime been charmed away
by them. BY the easy provisions of a bool
in my pocket, / have frequently worf
through long nights and days in the mos
disagreeable parts ofmy profession, witt
f all the difference in my feelings between
calm content and fretful Impotence"