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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21
MIR I'D.

NfRRIED.
ro this town. N the Methodist Chapel, IN Thurs.
y ~ evening last, by the Rev Nr WEBB. Nr 7hsma'
| 1,h, of london, n Miss .Nargd"e Heath daughter
hi Cap, JJnsthan Heath. ot this town
1, providence, Mr. jonathan Cady to Miss EhIa
|p,,,ey. daughter Of The late Mr. David Pe!tcy.
DfED,
7, this town. On Wednesday last. NJ, Su'nr7nh
|f1u fs wife Of Nr Thomas Clarke. and daughter OF
he late Mr. C.leb Lyndon. N bfr fjd JeG
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
CATERED,
Sloop volusis, Nye, st Msry's, Georgia.

CLEARED,
3lig John, Norris, Havana; sch Industry, Besse.
Warehsm; DO Ceren,. Carter, Wilmington, <Yc)
sioop Joseph, Curtis. Elizabeth City. (xc) do jana
Munro, New.york do DID Jones. Lawton, DO brig
Cathai inc, Hart, do.
Saturday, MIy ~,
Arrived s'oop Nousia, Nye, from st Mary's.
ditto Sally, Fox, phiadeiphis
Sunday, Nav ls,
Arrived sch Leader. Carpenter, from por, Deposit,
n Carolina.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21
Cheaper than ever e!
STEPHEN II CAHOONE,
Ill, Thames.s,rcet,

- = "fTHeeHrP TO 'fec'pt iais dog,
Tue cheapest lot Of summer goods ever offered
for safe in this town, among which are
Elegant merino .hawls. for s 10.
do do hdkfs s. ..
o., do do halt ditto rs cents ..
Carnbtics and fancy muslin. very low lnens from
"a 20 o.; calicoes for 20 cents, gres variety; la
dies worked dresses, for 81 50 American gipyham
tor IL cents with sgrest variety other good. pro.
portonaby cheap Navel.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21

SPRING GOODS.
II AREEY SESSIONS offs .u-
l. l. sale very genera, a.sor,ment OF English.
French. India and .'rneresn goods all Of which ne
Is deter mined to sell As low can be purchased in
this town
NIB one case OF Bcdticks Of . superior o",li,v
JUST received .itri %.
~ Several sdVe ertisemen,s are unavoidsbl, omit.
tee. Tor ant OF room.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21
NEW GOODS.


Has Received.
AGenersi supply OF new snd Fashionable
DRY GOODS,
Gipseys. Fsss and BOnne,s "a few Of Biaek) OF the
hes, kind of
LEGHORNS,
NEW
ASs kLhG5N7'
PAPER.HANGINCS.
A General Variety Of
.. BOOhS and S7.d1IONfRY, .
Wits other articles such as are usually to be found
ina BOOK STORE.
Aiew pair of Elegant plated
cANDLESrTCKS.
ofthe first plate. (silver.edged
.9LSO.
Strsw and k,duerninster
., CARPETlNGS.
May 81.
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NOTICE..

peoPosALs will be received. by tho subscriber TN.
III the 30th day Of May next. for supplying
FRESH BEEF TO The Troops at Forl- Woicott, for
one year commencing the Ist day of Junc. Tho
Beet to he OF good and wholesome qusn,i'y. in
quarters, with an equal proportion Of each 10 such
quantities an may he from time 10 time requred not
exceeding thrice ia each week. such days as shall
be designaIsd by the s,ssIant c"nmissary Of suG.
Blstence.
.N q .t, WALTER SMITH.
Ehri. Wninntt Nav Ii
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21
NEWPORT.
WEDyESDAY, Mar 81. 1928.

The return of members 10 the Massa-
chn>etts House Of Representatives al
ready give large majority Of Repubi-
cans IN that body-so that every branch
Of the legislature Of that state, will be Re-
publican, and Massachusetts once more
assume a respectable standing among
her sister states. The annual Election
will be holden next "Wednesday.
The Rev. Mr.. MITcKELL, Of New
York. the celebrated Universalst Preach
er, delivered discourse in the State
House in this town, on the evening Of
the 18th inst. He is considered as one
of the tirstEreachers Of the present day,
AMI Notwithstanding a violent storm of
rain. large and crowded audience as
Sembled on this OCCASION.
MATHEWS, the English mimic, has
Withdrawn his libel suit against Buck.
INCHAM, the Editor of the Galaxy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21
FRESH SUMMER GOODS.

ANOSNIN - ACSs
WILL THIS DAY OpFN,
A general assortment of fresh imported
n staple and fancy Day Goops tseIecIed with
particular csre)
AMONG THEM ARE:
case black Canton grapes (frst cpop)
case heavy Irish linens, pul up in pieces;
lot superb olive ground prints. ...>.
2.itto blue csiicoes gmghAr, and csr,bric dres-
ses mus'ins. cambrcs shawi.. fancy handker,hieis,
zephyrs and zeiss. black lsvant,ns vorsted cotton
and silk hosiery blue nsnkns, dimty Jeans, dr,ll.
ings, elegant psrssois, umbrellas, ribbons, twill Il
oomoszens. shir,ings. ladies belts a new sttcie,
trimming tapes, &c. &c &c
ALSO, ...at.
A few more Of those cheap LEGION NS-sli of
which will be sold Iower than have yet been OF red
IN town this spring hose who call shalt not be
disappointed in the prices Msy2i.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-05-21

The Manhattan, which arrived n.
York on Sunday last. was absen, 90 days.
This made the one hundred and four
tcen'h passage Of Capt. Crocker across
1.-The Atlantic.
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F., s,,uns -,,, ,,rs,-. -, . .,u, .s,.Y-.. .mns..
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NOT ICE.

For,.Wolco,t, Nav Ii
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23

M. Hayne ilssa made remarks a. cena.a
cr4ble length In support of his propositions,
which We have not room f0 insert a dar.l
After the rcsolusssn OF Mr.. HArvE was read
Nr. MAcoT moved that al the resolution pre-
posing amendments 10 the Constitution, as well
those offered a. The last session as az the pres
eni. sisould be printed in pamphlet 10 order
that the Senate might have one view Of tie
whole. Mr.. DIcKERs0S then gave notice that
Ne should tomorrow, cal ur the proposition 10
amend the Constitution. which be proposed
the last session Mr.. Hof,tEs, Of Maine, gave
similar notice 10 regard 20 a resolve which be
bad offered; and Mr.. LLoYD, Of Massachusetts,,
IN relation 10 an amendment, which he sand was
proposed BY the honored and venerable gentle
man from Virginia, (Mr. TArIoz. who had
not taken hts seat the present scssion. The
molten fer printing. propesed by Mr.. Macon,
was thereupsn postponed till tomorrow.
Adjourned till twelve o'clock tomorrow.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23
SENATE.


THURSDAY, Dec IL.
Mr.. Holmes, Of Maine submitted motion
20 instruct the Committee Of Finance 70 report
what further provisions we're necessary to
prevent frauds on tie revenue on the Eastern
frontier Of the United States. Laid over for
consideration
Petitions from George Paul, and Joseph
s. MCPHERSON, a Master Commsndant Of the
Navy, were committed.
AMENDMENT or CONSTITUTION
Mr. Haynes gave notice that he should ask
leave on Monday 10 introduce a resolution for
an amendment Of the Constitution 50 as to Sc
cure the election of President and Vice Pres
ident of the United Statcs and prevent the
election from devolving, in any event on the
House Of Representatives.
Mr.. Barbour, 10 pursuance Of notice given
introduced the following resolution, which
passed TO a second reading, and was ordered
TO be printed -
Resolved bgtke Senate Sc That the follow
ing amendment Of the Constitution Of the Uni
ted States be proposed 10 the Legislatures Of
the several states, which when ratified by the
Legislatures Of three fourths o. the whole
nnmber Of States, shall be valid 10 al intenisl
and purposes. as part Of TIE said Constitution ::
Taat for the purpose Of electing President
and Vice President of the United States, each
State shall be divided. By the legislature there
Of, into a number OF districts equal TO the
whole number Of Senators and Representa-
sives 10 rhich such State NAV be entitled in
the Congress each district shall be compos-
cd Of coniiguous territory. aud shall contain.
rs nearly a may Be, an equal number Of per-
sous. entitled, hy tie Constitution, 70 be rep
Eescntad and "a such DAYS As Congress shall
determine. which days shall be the same
throughout tAn L. States, tie citizens Of each
State, who mar be qualified 10 vote for Rep
rescniative 10 CongusS, shall meet az such
places wsthia their respective districts as the
Legislature Of each State shall appoint; and
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23

A Grand Jury for the county Of York, :. G..
have presented the celebrated DR. Cooper, Of
South Carolina College, as unpopular [. !. /! The
public are frequently amused BY some extra
ot6ciai conduct Of a grand jury. but we have
never known sprcsentment which was caIcu-
lated to excite more general surprise. We
presume that il Is original in its kind, and
venture to assert that it will be long a unique.
This act ofthe grand jury probably had its
origin 10 religious feelings, but we are pleas
ed to notice that from whatever motives such
a strange step was taken. the presenfment,
mot the presenters,) received from the senate
81 that state the sastigation IL deserved"
Tinted States Gar.
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EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
IHnrhinrlon- ~ D.cember- 10

WdN1tng tons l5ta december, 1928.
The most important fact which can to day
communicate is, that the committee on FOREIGN
AFFAIRS ICere summoned d. TIE Chairman mr..
Forsyth, to meet inlHediatsiy after bs house adj
joE'Rsd this morning can do no more than
mention this circumstance. Our readers are
aware, that the usual time for Committees 10
SIT is the morning before the house meets.
I'VE have little doubt, from information OBJ
tanned from others0urces, that the extraordina-
~ call or the committee mentioned above, il in
c0nseqUenceof aformal proposition having been
made, as we stated few days since, BY the
British government to our government, to u
Mite in defence Of the South American states
against any efforts CT Spain in conjunction with
the soVereigns called BY am.snomer the Holy
Allies against there Independence
The remainder Or the slip relates to coujec-
lures and rumors respecting the presidential
causus, which some supposed would be attemp-
ted on Saturday, The 18th The great extent
Of our Congress journal prevents Is from
giving the particulars
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23

The late snow storm, 50 severe in our quarter
and at the West, as far as Boston, was scarcely
noticed at plymouth, and but little felt At the
Southeast, at the Vineyard, Falmouth New
BEDFORD. &r II II said vessels had sailed from
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23


Mr.. MnLs, Senator from the state Of Mass.
achusetts. appeared aud toak his seat
The following petitions and memorials we're
presented, and referred to their appropriate
committees
BY MIR. Findlay, the memorial OF sundrv
merchants and Insurance Offices Of the CITY
Iof Philadelphia, praying the interposition of
government, in relation to property belonging
10 them, which was captured under the Berlin
decree. In 1907
By Me. KNIGHT. the memorial or sundrv
citizens Of Rhode Island, and the viciuity.
praying an iacrease Of the duties on woolen
goods;
Mr.. PAReorr offered the following ress,a-
ten, which was read, and laid over for consid-
Grafton:
Rssoived, That the Committee on Naval
Affairs be instructed 10 inquire into the expe-
diencv of authorizing an additional number II
sloops ofwar 70 be built and equipped for the
service Of the United States.
ANENDMESr OF THE Constitution.
10 pursuance ofnotice given on FRIDAY last
Nj. HAYNr rose 10 ask leave tot,der resolu-
ton 70 propose. 70 tile Legislatures of the sew
eral States. ar amendment 70 the Constitution
Of the United States. 50 as 70 provide for the
election Of President and Vice President bv
the Electors, and TO prevent the election from
devoiring, 10 any evsat, upon the House Of
Representatives
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OaZeffR.
PORTLAND, TUESDAY. DEC. %. 1893.

THURSDAY next, being Christmasday, there
will be divine service in the Episcopal Church
to commence at half past 10 O'Clock, A. M.
and a collection taken for the r.. l.. Mission
airy Society Of this State.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23

By the POliteness of the Editors Of the N.
York Statesman we have been favored with a
slip from their Office, dated the 18th, from
which We hasten to lay before our readers
the fnIInEinr extract.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23

THURSDAY. Dec. 1T.
A bin for the relief Of Charles N. Collier.
was reported BY the Com. Of Gains, read
twice, and committed. as usual
POST-OFFICE DEFALCAIiONS.
The resolution moved yesterday By MIR
~AzLAT, Of Ohio. was, on motion q MIR.
SroRRs 80 amended, as to read IS follows, and
then passed -
Resolped, That the Post Master General be
directed to Law before this House the amount
of aefalcations In Bis Department, which &C.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23
House Of Representatives.

EpNEEDAfs Dec I'D.
The Committee or Ways and Means report
ed bill TO appropriate SIS, 100 for the relief
Of Daniel ID. Tompkins which was read twice.
rIfhas since passed TIE House.
Mr.. WEBSTER, Chairman Of the Committee
on the Judiciary, reported bill respecting
The sittings or the District Court in Mobile,
which was read twice.
The resolutions offered by Mr.. Brent, yes
terday, calling for papers and information
from the Secretary Of the Treasury respecting
Land Claims in Louisiana, &c. we're taken
up. and a short debate ensued when an a
mendment, proposed BY MIR. CAMPBELL, con-
ining the motion of such papers, &c. as had
not been sent to the House, was made, and
the resolution was adopted. In the proceed
ing, Messrs. OwEg, WEBSTER, RANFgs,
WRreHT, Brent, and LTvERmoRE, took part.
Mr.. WRIGHT, Of Ohio. was not satisfied with
the mode ofapPIying to the Heads Of Depart
ments for information, and that the apptica-
ton ought to be made to the Executive and
moved TO have the resolution amended accord
Iingly.-lRejected.] Mr.. BREEr assured Mr..
w that he had no impure Or improper motive
in calling on the Secretary, but was pursuing
the usual course Of proceeding.-Mr. LIVER
MORE advocated the call for information on
the Heads Of Departments instead Of the
President, the latter mode being circuitOus.J
TREATY WITH SPAIN.
Mr.. M'LANE, Of Del. laid on the table, for
one day, the following resolution -
Resolued, That the President Of the United
States be requested 70 communicate to this
House all such parts Of the correspondence
with the government of Spain, touching the
Florida treaty, TO the period of its final rati6-
cation, which have not yet been communicate
ed, and which, in his opinion, it may not be
inconsistent with the public interest to com
municate.
motion of Mr.. SToRRs, calling on the
Postmaster General for a statement of the
amount of postage received 10 each Post-Of-
fee in the L. States, sc. for 1922, was order
ed to lie on the table one day.
On motion Of Mr.. CALL, the Committee on
Roads, SC. was instructed to report on the ex-
pediency of opening roads from PensacoLa to
st. Augustine, and from 81. Marks to Cape
Sable, in Florida.
On motion, the Military Committee was
directed TO report on the expediency Of dis
tributing arms to the Militia Of Columbia, 10
corresponding proportion, &c.
Mr.. GAZLAY, Of Ohio, offered resolution
directing the Postmaster General TO report
the defalcation in his department which occur
red prior TO July, 1928, not exceeding is
years, and which had not been sued for. Laid
on the table for one day.
On motion Of Mr.. Owen, the Military Com
mittee was instructed TO report on the expe-
diency of resuming the prosecution ofthe for
LITIGATION on Dauphin Island, sc. and whether
the plan now pursued for prosecuting the
works on Mobile Point is the most practicable
for the government, and the completion OF
the work.
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Mr.. Fuller submitted the following:
Resolved, That the President of the United
States be requested TO communicate to this
House plan for Peace Establishment Of
the Navy Of the United States.
The resolution lies on the table for one day
Of course.
On motion of Mr.. Herrick it was
ResolUsd, That the Committee of Commerce
be instructed to inquire into the expediency
Of establishing the town of Bowdoinham, il
the collection district Of Bath ia the State 81
Maine, port ofdelivery.
On motion of Mr.. Cobb, il was
Resoired, That the Committee Of WAYS
and Means be instructed to inquire into the
|expediency of repeating so much Of the laws
Of the United States as imposes duty on inn
ported salt.
On motion OF Mr.. Temlinson, it was
Resolved, That the Committee on Com
merce be instructed 20 inquire whether it be
|expedient SO TO amend the act entitled, An
act to regulate the collection duties on i'm
ports and tonnage" as to abolish the Office of
Measurer; 10 provide that the duties hereto
fore performed BY the measurers. in virtue
OF said act, shall be performed hy the inspect
ors and 10 prohibit the allowance Of any ad-
ditionaI Compensation to inspectors for meas
aring.
GOV. TOMPKINS' ACCOUNTS.
The engrossed bin appropriatinE a certain
sum Of Money for the relief Of Daniel ID
Tompkins, vas read third time. passed, and
sent to the Senate for concurrence.
And then the House adjourned to Monday
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23
THE JUDICIARY.

Mr.. JoHNsoS's resolution offered yesterday,
respecting the establishment Of three new
Judicial Districts, and requesting the united
opinion Of SEVEN Judges, on any question,
involving the validity Of law Of the United
States, or Of the individual States respectively,
was amended, on motion Of Mr.. BARBouR, so
as 10 require, in the cases contemplated 10
the latter part Of the resolution, that the opin-
ions Of the Judges should be given separately,
and recorded. Ii was then, on motion Of MIR.
EATON, laid OF the table. Adjourned.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23
FRENCH sPOLIATTONs.

Mr.. HEHPBlLL pTese nted the following -
Resolred, That the President of the United
States be requested to communicate to this
House, copies of such parts of the cerrespon-
dence Of the late Minister Of the United State:
at the Court Of France, with the French Gov
|ernment, and such parts Of the correspon-
deuce Of said Minister with the Secretary OF
State, relative to claims of citizens of the u
States for spoliations upon our lawful com
merce, as, in the opinion of the President
may not be inconsistent with the public inter.
est.
Laid on the table one day, rs usual
Resolutions were offered by Messrs
M'KEAS, BRENT, FORSYTH, and HEERY, for
opening post routes in Pennsylvania, Arkau
sas, Georgia, Kentucky. and Tennessee, which
we're referred to the Post Office Committee.
ROADS AND CANALS.
On motion Of Mr.. SrASprrER, the Commit
tee on Roads and Canals was instructed 10
inquire into the expediency Of making appfo-
priations for opening Canal between die
nayigable waters of the Tennessee and Cosy
rivers.
SALARIES OF DISTRICT JUDGES
Do motion Of Mr. WRrcHT, the Judicial
Committee was instructed to report on the
expectancy OF allowing salaries to the District
Judges, so as to equalize, as nearly as possible,
their compensations. [CT. The judge an
Vermont receires $500 per nnn--fH, Maine,
.Netg- Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Connec-
tlcaA, $1,000 in .HississiPpi, $1,000 IN Lou
sidRa $1,000 per ann. aud ia Virginia, trhere
are taro, one receirss $500, and he Other
$1,000 per ann.
On motion of Mr.. CALI, the Military Com
mittee was instructed TO inquire into the ex
pediency Of certifying the harbor Of Pensa-
cola.
Naturalization Latrs, Src.--The Committee
on the Judiciary was instructed to report on
the expediency Of furnishing the Courts With
copies of the Naturalization Laws. 50 AZ to Sc
cure to persons DESTROYS of naturalization the
benefit thereof; and also, to inquire, what AL
terations. III any, are necessary in che existing
rates Of Navigation. ADJ
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TgNHE time COR which contracted with

VIE time FOR which | contracted with
u Mr. WilIiam Ramsay, for the manage
meuiol my printing establishment OF The Iir-
Eiaia Pairtei 4 Ricbmoad H1rrnptic }dperiiser,
expired on the 3lst December, ls22, and nc.
cordlnE 10 the Original contract between US
tthe office not being able 10 pay the claims
the whole OF tie establishment reverted to
me eKceP, such printing materials as the
sn,d William Ramsay niIrhl purchase with his
own fund.- aud bring into r. office, which he
Wa allowed the privilege of taking away.
Al persons indebted To the said establish
meht, are requested 10 make immediate paw
meat OF their balances 10 me, rs am fully
authorized to receive What may be due 10 the
Ith February, is2}, as viii appear Ivy the FOL
lowing instrument 81 writing, signed by VIII
liam hmsoy, rs we'll as an advertisement
published in the Virginia Times, the ID INST
AUGUSTINE DAVIS
hereby nuihorise Mr.. Augustine PAWS, to
collect and give acquitan.cs for all debts
now due the Office of the Political Exposition,
The Nirginin Patriot and Richmond Mercan.
tile Advertiser, while conducted by mo, for
subscription, advertising, aud ieb&ork-~Just
Offsets against me to be allowed
(slmcd1 WILLIAM RAMSAY.
Richmond, July -
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MY. Ace II. Rurks,

Mr.. .Netherland Tait, administrator Of Ga
leb Tat, deceased.
SiR-You will take notice, that she'll
~ on the 18th day of October, 1928, at the
Union Hotel, in the town of Lynchhurg, pro-
coed 70 take the dispositions of Sundry wit.
nesSes, 10 be read as evidence in Il suit now
depending in the superior court of chancery.
for the bynchhurg distiot, wherein you are
plaintiff, and am defendant In case the de.
positions are not all taken on that day, this
notice is 10 continue from day TO day for
thrtc days, at which time aud place Won may
attend or not EDMUND TATE.
Sept. 10. wiw &
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-16
Irist aud Saw .MiN.

ind COTTON MACHINE, ali built on the IA.
Iest and most approved plan, also a new and
arge stone distiIIcry 66 feet by 3d. built on
the latest aud most approved plan, and sup
Piled with nm abundance of excellent water
It Is deemed useless to so into a more lengthy
deihll al this property, as il is presumed that
no person will purchase without first viewing
OF FERNS will be accommodating Alse,
one other tract lying in said county. aud or
the waters OF the same creek, containing $50
acres, one ha}t of which istobac,o land One
other tract in the county OF Patrick contain
lng 1000 acres-eithcr OF the tracts will he
divided TO snit purchasers, and veuug negroes
taken IN payment. JAS 7. BULLOCK
August /. Wiw 81
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-16
Notice.

Subscribers will, on Saturday the
L goth inst. sell to the highest L;Jder ~ a'e
credit Of six months, at Rose Mills !, VI IL" d
county of Amherst, ALL THEIR STOCK Of
every kind Horses, Hogs and Cattle, Planta.
tion Utensils, crop of Corn, Oats and Tobac.
60. Also, parcel of Kitchen Furniture.
one OF the subscribers will also sell. an H.
same day, TWO EXCELLENT GIGS ome
with and the other without harness, and on
his Household Furniture. ''O ''''
Should the subscribers not be able IN maln
sale OF ROSE MILLS on the lst October next
iaey VIII offer them on that day for rent ar
tease, ior term of from one to ten wears
JOHN \. ROSE,
September 5. \;
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-16
VALUABLE PROPERTY
Farm Minis.

T'HE subscriber hdring leased tie Farm
Il MILLS, m the county Of amherst, lakes
ms method Of 1gorming the public, that he
't'steS 10 purchase tsheat 10 BE de!irered ejtter
at the said Nils, or at ms Ll,mJer-house, in the
toton Of LynchbTg, uhere The best cost prices
that the Richmond market @H iu~ify, vW al.
rays be gjren. Those icho choose to hare their
when' ground on commission, CON be accommo
dated on the uSnai terms of milling
HENRY s. L.ANGHORNF.
II A liberal price will be given fer Sc
COND MILLER.
July 50. 5lsic