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The Portland gazette., 1822-10-01

TULL UIIU ~ LVtC7
ROGERS & COX,
x3AvE just received, and are now opening
for sale an extensive assortment OF seasons-
ole GOODS, among which are superhne, m'o-
ding and low pred c,,.DDCC
BROADCLOTHS g. C.4SSi1nEREo,
yalentia Vestnss, white, yelloT, red ano green
Flannels, Dufilli, Kerseys, 100 ps; OF pia'n anu
6gured Bombazetts. Unusually cheap worsted
BSmbaz.nes, scotch Plaidat 6g'd PeIis'e ran,
neIs, superhus blk and cOl'd Nankin CIaPs', !
tines, Synchaws aud Sarsnstts, black six Ms',-
ngs, Cashmere Shawls, PLAN and ooiae.ea,
Nerino Shawis and Hands'is. Irish Line MS lons
Lawns and linen Cambrie, linen Cam of'c i'aeu, ;,
kerchiefs, A and A mall Muslin, 81 ana ga
Imitation, IA Swiss, A plain and ne "a 1ace'1
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"a Cambria Dimoty-silk Bombazeen--Bpk Silk
Hdk's-British Cottons-Brown Linen-Green
Gau=--Fancy Vestings-Gsrniture and Plain
Ribbons-S.iR & Tabby Velvet-Quality Bind
ings--Ferets- fspes-- -Pins--Superior Cotton
Balls-Rnitting Cottsn-Duttons-Fioss Cotton
Sewing silk-Cotton Sewings--F Fans-Pocket
Handkerchief, &c &c.
:::::::::.4LSO:::::::
+ ,adies TJorocco. Kid and Satin Shoes.
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inc, bleached and unhleacl
/. w No TO TIC OWNsIs , Et"fH@1s t~ = \
EnrrDC 49, oxro,,nd aoor ~ Or Mir

''9 JONA. STUART.
Oily YGENTLEMEN, may be well accomodatet
y With Bcard,in Court Street, within few rod
Of tic Court fiouse. Apply to
porJLand .Ttilv %. 1922. IF
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the Clerk OF the COurt 10 dIrected 70 puDIisn tn5
foregoing order for the information Of the C'ti-
zens OF said county, 10 each Of the Newspapers
printed in the town of ortIand."-Sept. II, 1872.
Copy Of the oroer Of Court,
AITEH NJ CInrk
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LAS for sale at MOI, Exchange Row, ju.t
[ i below the Hay Market,
SPERMACETI OIL,
Tof an excellent quality for Lamps those who have
been troubled with bad Oil, are requested to csi
aud try his. Also great variety of
Lamps & Lanthorns
and the greatest assortment efcast-iron
STOVES,
ever offered in Maine, calculated for Psrlouyf
Kitchens, Counting Rooms, Shops and Vessels.
mong which are, very elegant Franklin Psrioni
Stoves, well calculated for heating-and Cook
Stoves Of all prices from 10 to so dollars, all war
ranied TO stand FIRE.
A large number of these Cook Stoves are OF hs
own invention, which will be found to combine
more advantages than any now in use. The obJec-
ton TO bekng instead OF roasting meat, in Cook
lStoves cannot be made TO these, the roasting IS
a perfect as by fire. Two large pieces can he
roasted al timo on spits exposed TO free current
IS air, without the additional expense OF Tin
kitchen. AS it is very important when buying TO get
the best, those who wish to purchase an article
so important in domestic use, are uested to csi
= nd examine for themseiv yes, and enquire OF those
who have this kind 10 use. There none better
calculated for genteel cookery, or by which more
cooking can be done with less fuel greater ease
There can be water enough heat for washing, and
dinner cooked for twenty or thirty at thesame
lime II has three boilers, holding one, two and
Eve pals full but the size Of the boilers can be in
~ dacrascad and the FIRE be conduct
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,Tard eor the said County Of
The Portland gazette., 1822-10-01
seeded and Camyrlc Muslins, 4-4 an

cotton Cambrics, Ga cordeA do. lmIVa''OI uo,
IA and 9-e plain and ig'd cambrio CraV%ts and
pocket Hand'kfs, Russia Diapers, black anG ~nl'e
Italian Grapes, mems buckskn q beaver oiOsv'' sv'
a -~,,d Lid and beaver DO. ok
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AH pefsOHs IHdtUI6u 10 VIE Ialt ~ III 1T tluoS'
ed 10 make payment to GEORGE WILLIS.
Sept. "a, 1922.
TIMOTHY FLETCHER,
No11, Jones R0w, Exchange street--PortlGYsd,
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cylinder
Gun Powder Factory.
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led Hose. Pelisse

A 1d cold worried IUse. eI'sSo ,I
nI bandanns Haadk'fs, Ginshams, Umbrellas :.
ip.sr,,ng and Mesno Trimmings, plain and ns q
six Lace, IA and Ga chint shavi', spOo,
Cotton. boxes Of Gotten Balls, Pins, Tapes, ana
Ribbons. wTH VARIETY ca
AMERICAN GOODS,
u,.1arn Cos Island and other ShIrtipsa
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JUST PUBLISHED,
And for sale at the Bookstore OF
MILAN HY DE,
ne I drIMGr 5 NilIdAdC 10
rYNEW STORE. II


GEORGE S. EUSITS
sIAs JUST RECEIVED GENERAL AssoaT-
q q MEST oF
PIECE GOODS f;
AMONG WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING
BROAD CLOTHS & CASsIMERES.
Flannels, Bombazetts, worsted Bom-
bazeens, 3-4 and "A hight and dark Caiicoes,
rich furniture Patches-Copperplates and
A Irish Linen-Linen Cambric-4.4 u ard
Is a White Cotton Cambric-44 * 6-4 Camhric
MusIin-Sscarilla Muslin-Figured Leno d.
Corded Muslin and Cambrics--Long Lawn
White Observation-Disclosures Cambric-BPk.
India Levantine-Brk Sarsnet-Ladies Gen
temen's Beaver, Silk and Kid Gloves-ditto
White Cotton Hose-G entlemen's Half Hose =
Blk Blue and White Satteen-Brk. Green, and
White French Crspes-Bl'k Italian do.-Colored
Cambrics- Russia Drilling Stripe Jean-3-4
u A
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The business of the above firm having devolved
upen tie subscriber, will hereafter be conducted
by him at the same place and on usual terms.
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FEATHERS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-26
VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, April 26, 1891
WIN H. PrzwlyLsosN has jus, received variety Of

NTM H. NTZWHYLSoSN has just received n variety Of
w Books different subjects, viz;
RELIGION. Family and small Bibles. gilt and plain
prayer books HYMN hooks Erskines Internal evidence
Refuge confession of faith constitution Of the Presvte-
rian church; Leland on Revelation; Gchsemene Bible
Rhymes &c.
LAWS. Revised Code Ifenius's Justice; Munforci's
Reports and General Index Philips Evidence; Esnasse
Evidences Swansion's Chancery Reports Easi's Reports
Bacnn's hiuidgment.
MEDICINE. Thnther's Dispersn,ory Edn;,arr, Anne
rican and Medical Dspensatories; Medical Dictionary
Franciss Denham Tbomas Practice Domestic Medicine
Chapman's Therapeutics; Pariss Pfarrnacologia.
POETRY. The two Fosrari Cain n Mystery, and Sartan-
apuus, by Lord Byron Gusscppro odofried; Tappans
Poems.
NOVELS &c. The Pirate EIourning Rings Minstrel
Love Cavalier Solitary; Vaerips Annals of the Parish
Chalmers Queen of Scots Waldgrayes Memoirs Sene-
cas- Morals; Percy Anecudes, Waldgraves Memoirs, &C.
REVIEWS. Ednburg Review, No. LXNI The sub
scrbers this ana the Quare requested away
their numbers.
REESS CYCLoPEDIA The last vol. Of plates is arriv-
ed This completes the work. TIE publishers in their
denrors 10 finish this mast extensively used rcrk hare
sarify subjected hfmeiues
and earnestly call hs subscribers to take p their remaining
volumes, oad pay The balances due, ,rthouf ios of time
March %. Io3-wGw
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uine benefits to be derived from society. Uni
ted you are invincible. Dfsunion is the sole
enemy you have TO fear.
Obey laws which yourselves have created,
for they were dictated by your representa-
tives and respect duly the magistrates elect
ed by your suft'rages. Think 0fthe glory of
Colombia, which results solely from your hap
piDcss and welfare
Consider that nothing at its birth is perfect,
and that the influence Of time and experience
is most powerful. Law is the boundary of
freedom which disappears when the laws are
nerveless. A free press, that precious gift, in
separate fiom justice and civil liberty, is
proper medium of fixing the opinions and
expressing the sentiments of a free people
Use il with the moderation which IS pre-
scribed, and thus .'ou will preserve your
rights untouched. Iou will restrain your
rulers within the limits of their authority, and
you will obtain the Improvements suggested
by experience and necessity.
Your representatives will acGuaint you with
the motives of their deeds, they will explain
what yon do not understand, and will make
! safsyato you the causes of their decisions.
They wi deserve Your confidence, and their
Judgment viii tranquilllze you.
| Despise the amors Of ignnraDcc and fanat-
lcism. These aim at your disunion, at your
reduction 10 dependence and slavery, yaur
debasemrnt and representatives. are the
efforts of your enemies. They will tell you
| perhaps that Congress has wished In dissent
nate impioss and irreligious maxims, but know
that your representatives have not betrayed
the faith which they acknowledge inbaptisIn,
and which must assure them eternal felicity.
The god of these instigaters is interest, and
theirrcllgion is reduced to the idolatrous wor-
ship of their prejudices. Judge Congress by
its works, compare these with your desires,
and judge by yourselves. He who p'etends
TO disunite you Is your enemy, and you'shoul'l
prosecute him as disturber of the public
peace.
Congress has thought only how tn render
you happy. go do this, ii adopted the rrin-
cires winch you promulgated long since, and
which have constituted the happiness of other
nations. Perhaps it has rot accomplished all
| that is desired, but,it can assure you, that IT
has done all that was in its power.
| Your good was its object: your good shall
be IFS sole recompenct.
| Given iii the Congress General of the Re-
public of Colombia in the Village of Rosaria
de Cucuta, this 18th Of October, 1921, XI.
! The President ofthe Congress,
JOSE IGNACIO DE MARQUEE.
The deputy secretaries.
MIGUEL SANTA MARIA,
FRANCISCO SOTO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-26

NAV FASfIIONS.
lust received ami opening the Store of MARY
- sOCTHGAfE an extensive assortment of Hats Bon
nets OF the newest fashions, 10 he surpassed in
or elegance among them black and white Lerhorn
'eivetHnd straw bonncs chnchia and beaver great
colors plaid ribbons; brads, curs white wreas and other
head ornaments wndiing and trimming FOR pelisses; hair
nets and zettes colarets and
caesar, Russia and antique OIL which grsaty contribute
Inc elegance ofthe head well the color OF the hair -;
orks essence Tyre for changing ligho colo
hair TO dark brown black many articles the
Millinery line too numerous 70
On hand, few ready made PELISS ES-A Of which she
TO dispose of the
cash. " "
Ieghorn Straw Bonncts cleaned, died and trimmed.
GT MANTUA-AlAkiNGd done in the newest fashions and
at the shortest ne!:ce > 49,
November
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-26
WILL BE SOLD-

IRON TuEsD te 9Oh day IF Apri 1922, Mt the late
~ residence OF John H. YeDable deceased the county
o Prince Edward for cash. tract land upon which
the said deceased resided in the county Of Prince Edward
containing two hundred and twfnty-nne and half acres
or less and those that remain Of the following
slaves Jim Tom Amy, Tobby Joseph Glen, Hannah and
kisa, and sundry other personal property, consisting
a the household and kitchen furniture plantation tools and
utensils Of every kind, aourwheeled riding carriage the
stock OF cattle on the plantation and number Of valuable
books conveyed intt the Subscribers by the said John
w. Venabe in deed Of record in the county of Prince
Edward which deed bears date thc 18th day August
and is intended 10 the suny debts therein
mentioned 10 William Vcnabe Charles Woodon in his own
right and Samuel Venabe and the said Charles Woosn
executors IF James Ewing deceased.
WILLIAM PENTcK, lr...,...
JAMES r. PRICE, { Hustces'
Prince Edward March 10. IO2-;ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-26
SMYRNA PAPERS.

We have been politely fayoured with the
Oriental Spectator OF Smyrna of the 18th and
50Il Jannarg and 9th February, received here.
by the brig Midas, captain Dickerson, from
that port. 1'hc following are the only ari-
tic'cs III them which are worth translaling -
Bali. inner.
SMYRxA, Jan. So.-Onr city continues f.
ENJOY It's usual tranquility. The local ain
thOrlics and tie Janssaries, actIatcd nv the
best motives, niaintain an exact and strict pc
lice, which appears 10 guarantee 10 future
commerce The peaceful state so requisite for
preservation, and without which IL could not
prosper. Nevertheless troops are enlisted
for the marine service aud as soon rs formed
are Immediately ordered of Menrmen.--
Foresight could not devise more prudent
measure. The adviccs daily arriving from
CODsianlnOplc, Odessa and Petcrsburg,in con
hrnng the hopes Of peace, gradually di4oti
our uncasincss. II is true that the appear
ance 0fTebrlliOn which exists in different rarfs
ofthe empire is from tine to time presented
To- cur minds and occasions aarrn but ON the
other hand, we behold with satisfaction in
the reconciliation of differences between the
Porte and Russia, the final cessati0n Of evils
affecting to humanity.
Letters from C0nstlntinoplp of ed instant.
state that every thing was perfectly Tranquil
there, aud 1t is added, that the Turks had be-
gun TO evacuaie Moldavia and Wallachia
IagHGV 3.--By recent adsices it appears
that The aillirs oC the Morea are III n bad con-
dion. Prince lpsilapti, disgusicd with the
Greeks, has at lsugih abandoned that pcnir-
sula to its unhappy fate. Dete'l OF this in
tclhgence were promised in the oext Smyrna
papers.
A very extensive Maritime Armament was
preparing at Constantnoplc. The squadron
was ready to sail.
Three Greeks were decapitaied Some days
ago, after having been brought before the
tribunal ofhis txceepcy, the Paeha.-They
We're arrested when about 10 eugratc, and
among their effects were found Gre arms
which they intended to take with them to
their islands Every Greek womac is per-
miited tcleaye fhe city and 80 Go her avn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-26
TRUST SALE.

GREEABLE to the provisions of decd oftrus executed
to the subscriber by William ondurant and Martha his
wife, which is duly recorded in the Office of Cumberland
county for purposes therein mentioned, Shd proceed to
sell the premises for cash, the 27h dof IpTh INST
certain tract parcel land situated lying and being in
the counties Of Cumberland and Powh1tan, containing by
late survey five hundred and five acres which said tract of
land Is part ofa greater formerly owned hy r. r.
Chamberayne much OF the said land A. will be suh
etcn to pay the money due and the costs and charges attend
ing the execution fsadsaieconyeying such title only
vested in the subscriber trustee.
L. II. MOSBY, Trustee
Powhatan April 70. tOq--,ds
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FOR SALE,
Or Lease for a Term of Fears,

fT1IIAr well known estate called RAIIEY'S COAL FITS,
l. containing 10S Of land, living u the county of
Chesterfield and state of Virginia. the buckingham roa
and at the termination OF the turnpike rweve miles
the city ofRchmond. This haslong
cupancy of Major Harry eh. deceased and from great
body, and superior quality, has gained reputation
every other coal mine n she continent. ~
Any person disposed purchase lease said
estate, will find of the propricnrs agent the
neighborIood ofthc premises, from the of July
last of August next In of SALE part of the money
will he expected in hand the balance with
liberal credit.
NJ The editors OF the Baltimore Patriot Philadelphia De-
mocratc Press and New York Commercial Advertiser
requested to publish the nbove twice week ii4ie
August next and immediately after forward their
this Office for pa vmcpt.
March 9.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-26
TRUST SALE.

pY virtue ofa deed trust executed to tho
- by Thomas r. Hackney bearing drte dav of in
the year 1919 and duly admitted record office Of
me Clerk oil Fuvanna county, for the purposes securing
The oil certain of money therein expressed
due TO Thomas u Bouldn, Of David Ross Senior
VIII be sold on VededGy the LIST 9ayof merit ii fair
Otherwise on The next fair day, the pre- misses public
auction TO the highest bidder for cash. the following pro-
'perty, wiz: &C ~
Two lots in the town OF Columbia known by the numbers
AZ and l23 nciuiing the ferry rivers or so
much thereof as will be sufficient pay sum of three
hundred and eghtywo dollars and fifty cents interest
thereon IRON the LIST day of September 1890, also the
Ike sum oil three hundred and eghtywo dollars and fy
cents with interest thereon from the iday Of September
le2i, together with the costs and charges Of sale.
GEORGE HOLEMAN Trustee
Fluvanna, April 9. ,oe ,ds
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CHEAP BOOKS AND STATIONERY

- = -.
AND NO III MARtSET-sTREET. PHILADELPHIA,
ITO close the OF the late BENJAMIN WARNER
his executors offer for sale very reduced prices for
cash or city accePances his extensive stock OF
BOOKS 81 STATIONERY.
consisting Of Law Medical Theological Classical and Mis-
eeaneous Books particularly extensive variety the
latest and most approved editions Of English, Latin Greek
and French School Books sn articles Stationery suited
TO the demand of Country Merchants.
Gentiemen OF the BAR and those in the practice and
study OF medicine; academies and schools who
purchase to sell again. will be supplied from IS per
cent below the usual selling prices
TT Any books which the market affords procured IL not
on hand. April 70 iO9-i6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-26
BY RICHIE Il GOoCI

" The ENQUIRER spublished twice week, general
~, three times week during the session OF the State
3sgaiure-Prce, the heretofore, Five Dollars per
annum PAYABLE in advance Notes chartered,
paying Hanks (ni) will bc received in payment. The Ed
Stors viii guarantee the safety of remng them by mail,
the postage ,f all letters being paid by the writer's
T No paper will be discontinued fbw At the discretion
&C the Editors until all arrearages have been paid up
" Whoever will guarantee the payment of papers,
sAell have tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
" One square, trss-First Insertion rs cents-each
continuance so cents.
No Advertisement inserted, until has either paid
for assumed by person in this city, envrons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-26

NJ ~ iaken up re runaway ard committed To- Tie Jnu
w OF NOTION county, M tie i4;h NJ Fsby,yv Irf ne
gIOWonen VINO caus herself MARY DUNCAN saws she
was born Tree on Black Water, in Princess Anne connie
tnat she has since resided in Pasquaiank county No,,
1aIon ann mas lately removed ibto this county IRON,
tbeneeSad negro supposed 10 years OF age Of a
ysnowsh conpexioni feet inches high; has down
loon Mhen spoken to-tiere arc marks dscovcralle
er owner u ono she has required call and prove b;s
properly pay charges and take her away or she will e
dealt with as the law direcfs - w" 'e
Porismouth, A.r1 e. if..s,,.' 'f'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-26

ME-; THOMAS T.. FORE, minor, and nonresident of
1vl this state, orphan of Thomas Fore deceased.
SIR: You hereby notified that on the first dav oe
Chesterfield May being the 18th ay Of
lion will be made that court in behalf Of the James River
Company to appoint commissioners according to law 10
James river in said county, from the erection of dam
acr9s the said river and also damages you
the said company may necessary for The a,ment Of
said dam. JOHN CoALTER, President
of the James River Company.
y.
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LEWIS WEBB s. CO.

OFFER FOR SALE
wE sS1 s hhds and GO by St crois and Mus.
hhds. New Orleans Sugar.
IL hhhs. Moasscs
SO hhds Antigua Rum, part very old
II hbds. old 9th proof Jamaica Rum
10 hhts. and so bbls New England do.
80 bbls Leyburn's and Caruhers old Reched whskcy
$50 bbs Common Whiskey
S pipes genuine old French Brandy
pipes Holland Gin
or. casks Sicily Madeira =
do L. p. Tcnerife
do. Malaga ~
2Pipes and4 Or. casks Tort la
20 bags Green Coffee
Is bags lava do.
100 beis. New York prime Pork, <cityinspecon,
62 bbls baltimore do.
7tierces Rice
1000 sacks Liverpool Salt
90 Bar Iron
5 tens Patent Shot
SO kegs Duponis Gunpowdcr
packages English and Dutch Glassware
~. 10 crates Queens Ware. Stone We're
IS boxes Canton Tea China
200 sides Soal Leather
200 Spanish Hides
Upper Leather, Morocco Goat Skins,
Cut Nails, Nail Rods,
clustered, German and Crowley Steel
Linseed and Tanners Oil,
Race and Ground Ginger
Pimcnto, Cinnamon. Nutmegs
Shaving Soap Chocolate, Segars
Scotch and Niaccabau SNUFF
Satpere, Alum, Mustard birthstone
Imperial, Guupowder and Young Hyson Tea
Muscatel and bloom Rasns
Spermaceti and Tallow Candles
Writing, Letter, Printing and Wrapping Paper
Irvine, Dcmijohns
Plaster of Paris Nova Scotia Grindstones
Tar Bed Cords, and Leading Lines, &c,
Cotton and wool Cards
Spinning Cotton
quantity of Domestic Plads, Ginghams Stripes, Shirt
.--I,, -. tpTI iUJ-ot
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AUGUST HAMMER,


(sUccEssoR TO FREpK HAMMER.)
Has rcn,ored from his old stand No. l75, 10
No. 943, Market Street, BALTIMORE,
Between Liberty and Howard-sts.
Where he has for suie on accommodating ternrs,
AN ASSORTMENT OF
Combs Of Tortoise Shell, l. Marbles
worry and Horn Locking CIasses
Pocket Books, Gallons and SEWING SILK
Violins & Violin Strings Sn,iT Boxes
Flutes and Flies | Clario,,ets
Pistols and Pistol Locks Iron Iamr@
Guns and Gun Locks Cowskin Whips
Ribbons assorted Cutting Knives
fioiow Glass, cut and CONF Turkey Cotton
mon Thread Edging
Razor Homes | Cotton Frinpe
Oil Cloth Needles Assorted
Deads OF All descriptions Pins, in papers and pounds
Sonee Mhls Velvet Ribbons and binding
scythes and Scythe Stones States and Pencils, &c.
ALSO,
About 10000 of the first quality SCYTfES of Styermar
Hasenciever and Post mandatory.
Five cases fine aud superfne TAPES.
March %. 1n5-1et
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TUE subscriber wishes sell Lot Of II with val
Il liable improvements thereon, Fine Greek Mills in the
county OF hatar. The improvements con,uodou
dwelling house Office ice house and garden. The situation
is very well suited for tavern, grocery good
store; and has eligible site for TANYARD-Ilie
terror of the dwelling is in unfinished
EDWARD MAYO. Trustee,
April i6 Iio-w3w for S. MAYO.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

RANAWAY, on Saturday, 18th inst) negro man GEoRGE
from p TO SO wears Of ship carpenter by trade
Stout built thick lips and shows his very plain when
taking-has lately had cf his thumbs mashed and LOST
the nailhas also two his head Ie had on when
he went away brown cloth and blue pantaoOns He
was raised in Portsmouth, Va and brought TO This place in
tie steam boat by Mr. Joseph Osbourn The above reward
VIII be paid for experimenting and securing said negro out
Of this state, 25 within the same f secured so that
get him again line addressed Mt this place will he
immediately attended oAl persons are forbid harber-
ing or employing said negro. CHARLES HATCHER.
Richmond April TO-. 1io-f
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.

TEIAT the administration de bons non, with will
IL ueyed OF the of WILLIAM CARR SEN
has been granted to the subscriber All persons having
claims against said estate requested present them
the subscriber and those indebted the
10 make payment to him.
JOHN SPENCE, Administrator dc bonis
non, with the will nnexed, of
WIN. Carr, dec.
n AOrl
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NOVICE

10y virtue Of deed of executed by BENJAMIN Mos
AZ by the subscribers for the purpose securing the
payment of of money therein mentioned, TO Jordan
Iournoy and the request of the said Fournoy, will be
sold TO the highest bidder the 22d day Of May neIt
for ready money, nf Ian lying in the county
Goocaud, in the occupancy Of William Smith, and
Elizabeth his wife, being the land conveyed by the
said deed OF trust containing S2i IL ncres less
much thereof may be necessary discharge the
Inount dUc eohe said Fournoy, together with all
and charges attending the execution of said The
sale will take place the premises.
JOHN Il. CROUCH, )r...
RICHARD SAMPSON, ''"s'ees
April If-vtds