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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-26
V0iunLie Rem Esfafe for .Saie.


WE tract of aHd which the Subscriber resides in
- u'r county OF bedford, miles from New London
I'M l'r me academy, aud IA from Lymchburg containing
I5'D acres, setwern 500 fOJ acres cene 3D. the
10 wnnds--ihe Whole OF FIRST rate tobacco land
" ~ ur % acre., and that excellent grain land Tins
f very heavily tiniered lies remarkably welt and Is
iiered- The improvements are extremely valuable
aud agreen'fe. "''''' "'""''
100 tract nj land lying On Sfaunton river in the
.,ny y" Campbell, called The Bowling Green within d,
s5 w ~ nciIhne, containing 1000 acres ct which about
& ere n = enred large portion which is frN rate
ilh adWrfhly adapted the culture Of tobacco.
rs Psn,i'n in ine orier well wntere healthy
TX naiince 90 the land is Noods and due proportion
" a. 'o"cc" land Of The first quality.
Ah'l'r tract ~ labd the county Of Cam she'll on
t7t ehi a'nu three miles from Lvuchhurg containing
4, very small portion cleared fresh and
a. the reninder j. mostly rich tulnC co lnnd a.
tr quality. aud is ne, vy nberrd The woad On his
several excellent mill seats r ~
~ several other equally valuable TOO tedious
The five lois in the ~ Iynchburg three on
ris 'n street and two on the Hill
pr,,, ''cFiber nvies capitalists to view This valuable
tpr winch he oirs ~ ale most advantageous
renir suih! proportion ofthe purchase money will be
vii ~ ~ h'ud' and credit cf one and hfcp wears
'Fn Tor the halancr. For further particulars an.
or may he mate e. the subscriber near New London.
Place. - "o''"ee 10 "f' Jesss .rVine near NE same
Jrly O., WILLIAM IRVINE
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CLOTHS g. CAssIMEREs.

JUST impaired in The Ship Georgiana, nj Civ Point,
from LiNerpooi-1he Subscriber is just receiving BY
e aoVe vessel Few packages o fest blue, black
a'd fashionable fancy cnOred CLOTHS x CASS INFER rs,
nne1 from the manufactures of Thomas Sheppard
AUSTIN, Brothers n Co. These goods la1 i'm
very lowest terms, aud manufactured his or,I'r -
consequently, make them M very morrate terms
ana recommend them 10 his customers, and others
such goods from ~ hem he respectfully snriis call.
THOMAS LAMBERT. Merchant TGi'or
II "A handsome assortment of HEADN-MAUE CLOTH
@ aud every other article In his line, constantly hand.
duIy ~.
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WESTERN AGENCY.


YNiE subscriber agent fora number OF citizens Vir-
4 gnia having found IL necessary to establish an Of
ace NJ the scat oi Government in Kentucky has procured
receive agencies for doing NIL dissertations
tor selling ian Investigating titles
ing taxes, collecting &C. To aid him in which,
has engaged the hest counsel in tue Having been
engaged in This business for five years, he has
>ariy compelled surveys Of
the country With every irac laid down; shew all
The titles conflicting with IL, and connections
-" he feels 'rohg confidence in his ability determine
their relative strength. These already extend
upwards ot $40 miles the Ohio river they are grnt
H'y enarging, that after while he hopes upon the re-
'eipt q" an agency for land lee able determine
strength OF the title and from his general acquaintance
the country Ia know The qunliy nfthe lard much diff
hculty The subscriber has also office established in
owenSbOrnugh ri the Yellow banks whore, absence
his brother, Philip Tripctt, will business
ana IN Ms absence from Frankfurt his business
tended to by M a. r. Burnley. Letters directed To ia.
~ Scrbrr nj Frankfort. post paid will he profanity attend
ed IN. Applications also he made 10 Mr. ThoS Green
Ut RichmOnd Va who will make know terms and i,
authorized To enter into contracts for agencies.
ROBEtr TRIPLETT.
NOTE-It NAV not be amiss inform tho citizens of
virginia " hn bold land and have agents i'm Kentucky
that their Rnd may he lost attention. lv for
TEXTURE for of taxes imiatiOn in bring
ing suits and in opening dccrees ohtained default some
times upon hmsy grounds death OF witnesses 10
can now establish their claims aud in other Many
an" iiready thus nstbut many supposed which
might hy good management lie reclaimed.
Apr "a II0-tf u T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-26
BY RITCHIE d GoOCH.

r The ENQUIRER is published twice n week, crnernl-
w. three times week during the State
[gsiate.rrice, the same heretofore, tive Don, per
anSu payable in advance Notes "f chartered, specie
puin. (0ntyl will he receives. payment The Ed
rs will guarantee the safety of RENTING them by mail
the postage ufaii letters heng paid nv the writer's
1J paper will he discontinued, but discretion
the Ediors,l until all arreagss have been paid up
III Whover viii guarantee tue payment OF nine papers,
shall have tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
TT One square. iss-FirSt Insertion, 10 centseach
continuance, 80 cents.
No until has either been paid
assumed hy person in this citv its enyirans
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LAND FOR GALF,

T1Y virtue of deed offrust nom u Macon and wife n
- rs. hearing dHic ihe 2h oi December I81 ard dpv
recorded IL The clerks oice 1T Hanover rouuy 10 secure
ts payment ofrerian of money therein mention e
will positively he spid ~ public auction, rfurieurtfs Mill
thr premises, Tuesday the 9ib ay Of geoteuter
next ~ fairif not. The next fair dava valuable trstt
oi la"d IN Ch' kahominy swamp, containing recent
surrey 4tG and % poles. TIE land chiefly in nr.
MI grow haud heasiv imhered small proportion only
being cleared AVID may be considered among the most val
liable for s size tn The lower eui anovers t.
uaied NOT thHn 0r miles irons hichond on che
swamp aud swamp road. heween the Fairfield ract ari
The land Capt w 5 Austin, w. healthy aprecal
nfighorhiod and So convenient gond will rs con
sidefHhy 20 enhance I've value of te timber h. which
of the first qraihy. The soil is very fertile. spg aarge
Co The growth ~ corn wheat. cotton tobacco grass.
Tho sale gill hf made ~315o in money Will interest
thereon from iip first n Iauuiry last and credit for
uiey W the balance 10 Inc purchase the 1T ~ Januar,
1919. aud Eutber credit the other mofis Che ist n
January 1870 TIE credit payments to he secured o.,
bonds with satisfactory security. m deed &c irost ou th,
land. SELUEN MACON.
August 20. HENRY CURTIS. h"s'ecs-
The foregoing soIe III take place wi,b my approximation
furu.t q. gN-fds WfTTT.M III 4rp%
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~ nOLLAKS KEWAKn-

- ANYWAY from The subscriber two negroes. ROBIN a
~ Jncoh Robin 81 about orfv NJ are. ahoiu r.
high wel made. has down book when spoi BE- ha
tick lips and very rel eyes. oiher pstruar nuarl
remembered lrrob q 90 % wears NJ age 10
n"ie- high nud has ecTy nrh skn,fhey opposed
hr about iian0vpr Cuurtioi.r. will give the alpve nan
ed reward tp any Who viii deliver thrm NV oyer
81 Hanover lodge them in aol ia get them raif
August g. Ia-st fLfKtGErt OAKLAND.
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NOW L-ANnING

T.1ROM ship North Briton from Bristol! aud for sale
Il p tons assorted TIRE IRON
8 do. square and bolt do.
451 boxes TIN PLATES
August is. r. w. & C. WARWICK.
IN STORE, 2q-st
Crates Enr'hrn Ware-bhmpers Botes-pig Iron-Cop-
per-NRils- Shni--Sparish BROWN 4 WinhoNs Glnss
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FIANO FORTES FOR SALE

2
" rlnSEPli HiSKY, Pianu Foric manufacturer fron
cen il"re, very respectfully inti,rtus Ladies and
s yri,i,' -, WUiN o he pisnn forte u Richmond ami
r,,s il'' he has srfivrl here ih three FORTE
wbi, us own manufacture. built quite rev plan.
.a. ~ Nirrs ul suie reasonable. terms They NAV be
Bcbn Nh're' Bects confectionery store, Main street,
~ lltky informs all ii.a who r,7v ,risb to rnrcbsse
n,ep, rants Che scdiy ~ bis manufactured nstrn
nos Ni'e' from the GREAT pfefrregre which his PA
State lndhn aui also Tor tie last six Years IN The
here t Nv pc WIZ meet wish ihe ru"tc patronage
Wr ito.t,u Ue l,as rxperiCnce iu other places
tour i,Ny ran further WIS confidence assure The ANA.
'i"no Forte in this place. thrf his Instruments
tbfor,t ed NV tho first Professors of ie Paro
fpr h ne u Strcs r. lir snpernr my ever offered
mipo i ~ rrai sud therefore declines saving auy
iur.s. ar "rre ~ his favor; hut merely begs tho
JUDGE W. l9,'e 10 call aud The Instruments sud then
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AisIGiCT "i Virginia. to wiz; br ii rerurmbcred that
- on the fourth dds u August. in the fortveigih year
Of he indrfrndercc oTte Quilted States America Daniel
EXceen ol the said district bath posted in this office Che
tte o book, the right whereof he claims author in
The words following, 10 Wit The Grammatical Spelling
Ugok consisting 90 erpfinatca instructions, with Spelling
ahes annexed, for the schous the common circle
by Daniel Exceen" IT, conformity act Of the Con.
gress NJ he United State entitd An the enconr-
agemeh ot learning hy securing the copies maps charts
and books 10 The anhors aud ro0retors Of sues copies
during the times therein men,inned''
EiCHAiD JEFFRIES. Cietksoftbe
e7-w4Nt pistrirt III Viy,,ini,
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD-

- ANAWA Y from ibe subscriber the night frsf
of June, Bartlett, lad belonging tie estate IT
Edward Garland deceased, late Of GoOchand county He
= about years old five feet eight inches high OF cora-
pleNion between olive aud black bowlegged aud pert
MS address He hired last year, believe, Neil Nc
C0U Of Marion liil below Ric,mou where he lately
been seen, and about which there is little doubt IS now
lurking, ~ in The employment Of lie re.
ons IN The neehbOrho1d ol the Green Springs Louisa
and ais" on the estate of the late T. Garland Hanover
will pay the above reward fo his delivery or in any
Jt u so tbat recover him. A. NJ HARRISON.
DnNfr MIIIs. lfnnrlIlnl. Anvmet B. 2I-WIst
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OF PENNSYLVANIA.

l.
THE MEDICAL LECTURES will begin as usual on
d the first Mondav Of November next.
PHILLIP 5. PIIYSICK NJ. u. on Anatomy.
iOIlN REDMAN COKE. VI. u. ON Mnteria Medicn.
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, u. ID. Theory and Practice
OF Medicine.
THOMAS LANES NJ. n. on Midwifery.
IoBEBr HARE, NJ. ID. OF Chemistry.
WILLIAM GIBSON, NJ. ID. ON surgery.
WILLIAM T.. HORNER, NJ. D. Adjunct Prof. or Anatomy
and Dean of the Medical Fncalty.
July 25. 91-,iN
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UNIVERSITY OF MAKI land
rTlHE MEDICAL LECTURES will commence. as usua
IL on the last Monday OF October
Surgery, John B. Davidge, ". u.
Chemistry, Elisha De BUTTS, NJ. u.
Practice of Physc, Nathaniel Potter. M ID.
Anatomy, Granville Sharp Pattison, NJ. u.
hlaieria Medica Samuel Baker, NJ. ID.
Institutes of Physic, Maxwell MIlOwell. VI ID.
Midwifery, Richard w. Hail. VI. n.
The infrmarv attached To- the University having been
finished the Clinical Lectures Medicine and Surgery
viii commence the first week in the session.
August -. 28-tiN
TRANSATLANTIC UNIVERSITY.
NJEhICAL DEPhETME NT.-rhe Lectures in this ins,
AtE tuition will commence on the first Monday in Novem-
beer next and terminate the first week in March.
The course Of instruction will he:
Anatomy and Surgery, by Or. Dudley
Institutes OF Medicine, Nv DR.. Caldwell.
Theory and Practice, by pr. prnN n
Maieria Mc,ca and Medical BNtanv, by DR. Drake
Obstetrics aud he Diseases of Womtn - as,
AMI Children. ny Dr- Richardson.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by DIR. Rlvihe.
Assisted hv MIR. Rest.
As hitherto, the Professors will take the currency of ,e
State in payment for their tickets
Lexington, Ken. Judy 50, 1928. Swim
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sYou are Ward or the deYi,.
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s,.mss, sm.n, whns Cie IN sppesred itns:

ted, and now AID then couyuistd with suopg
ondole,iobs, Isp,diy .oiio1ing each other.
Their eyes appeared On hFe, and ready 10
star, out Of their heads. Al one time 'ne
couliiet seemed. decided; tho water snake
bepl nsc!i into s'es, folds, and by thi, opera
tion rendered The other moo than CON rionIy
ovls.re.rhed; the ness minute tie new suug-
giles ci lbe black ooe eai0sd sn unexpected
supsrio,iiy, it acquired iwo great ioios like.
wise, which nscessa,iiy rsttaded the BODY oil
its adversary, in proportion as IL bad conl''c'
ted IT'S OVID. There sgoits were alternative
victory seemed doabtiu!, IDc!ining sometimes
10 onss,ds, sometimes TO the O,hes uniii st
last the s.sk 10 which the black Sake wes
LISTENED, sVddsncy gave wsy, aad, is eobse'
quenes ol thu occideut, they both plugged IN
10 the ditch. The WAIST a.d aut sx,ingulsh
their yindlcdss r.ge, sor BY ,heir sgi,:'ion'
could net Distinguish their cracks. They
svon fe.eppesrsd on the sn.aeey twisted 10
gethsr, 90 Ia ,her Gfs, on=ei bar the 6lAcS
snsks sceIoed 10 retain rs won,ed superiority ;
.oI ils head was exactly ixed above That o.
he oitef, which IL ioessssniiy p'essed down
under ire water. until il WIS suil ID end .Gns.
1 ne v!cIor no sooDGr perceived ns enemy IN
cepsb,e uf h,ItheI Iesis'enesy tnsn, absndoned
II 20 IN. ourr.n,, i returned TO ths shore aud
Gisepyta' eG.--Ceo,sta PAPER.
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A9tsce!iaup.

HE.'iILE CONTEST.


The foIow,os description Of q COMES, be
tween the black quake, and another species, IS
es,rncted from tho le.Icvs oi AL Amefican
ia mor.
..Onc OF NY constan, walks, when an at
leisure ,oys the geo.Iasnan, "is IN iny low
.uods, wh~te / have the pleasure % seeing
,ny ca,ile, horse. and colts. Exubegan; grass
repieo,shes AL my fields, Tho brst rcpresen-
,a,ive ui our wealth.. In the middle oi that
uac,, have Gu, d,ch sight ico' wide =: on
zach olGe Of This | ca'e,uiiy sow eve'y yssr
some grains OF heI1p, the plants ifom winch
,i,o 10 The bright OF aoou. h''een ieet, sn
strong aod full 0f ,imbs 80 10 fessmo's young
isee.. rhcac produce oalnfai srbG's, rem
dered often s,iil mots compact Wy thc ass,s-
tancs OF an snnusl ctesp'os p'do', watch We
sai! = vine, that never Isis 90 oni"ins usrlt
anony the branches, apd alway, produces
very desirable shade. As was one day SIT
wing solitary AMI pensive, IN tn's primi'iVe ac-
6', Ny sueninn was ehgsGea by 4 s"'nse
sott or ius:lDs noise, al spme PAGES distant
! looked oil around without distinguishing
sry hing un>i' climbed uP rns ot ihn's
great hemp siaik. when 10 my a'ionshmeo'
/ hehsid IVA snakes os considerable length
the one pu, suiIY ,he other wnO great celsri-
ty through q hsmP s.ubele hsId
The segressof WIS Of tho olack kind fcet
long :; the tugi,ivs was u vaser snake, nes'lv
Of equal d,mens,oos. fhsy soon met, srd ~
the tury of their iitvt encounter, appeared 'u
on instant q, my ,wis,ed togcihe' and ~hi''t
their united tsiis boa, the g,ound, they uu-
ruaiy tried, with open iaws, to iAcur@c each
oiher. What ao aspect o'd Ihoy pteseo, I!
Their hends were comp'ssssd TO aveiy .wal,
size-,h.ir eyes flashed sie; and ei,er fhis
conflict had lasted 6se minutes, lie accoud
found means 20 dissngss: nself from the h,.t
and hurtied towards the ditch Us eo,aeo.
MIST ins,aniy assumsda new posl,Ion, sni
hall creeping, half erect, with . TasIcslic
inein, ovesoox and attacked The othne again,
which placed itself IN a smiisr a,tncde, and
prepared 10 resist. The seems was unce M
mon and beautiful, TOR ihrs eppo.edr they
fought With ,heit jsws, biting each other wun
the utmost isge but Notwithstanding isis AZ.
psarsrce oi Gatosal cou' age aod 'a'y, the wa.
ter suske s,i,l seemed deshaus of rs.reeune
towards the dt,ch, It's natural Gle rnen,. rn,s
was no soOncr perceived by the Geen eyed
black one, ,hsa twisting i,s TAFT taicc rouBn u
stalk OF hemp. aud seiging its Sdsetssty by
the throat, no, by means OF It's jaws, BAT Ey
twisting its own neck twice around tha, u. tn:
ws,st saske he palled !, back 'tom the ditch.
To prevent defeat, the latter took hold like.
wise Of q stalk on toe bank and by ths &c.
QUESTION Of ,hM point Ct rcsis,ance became n
match ;or his fierce antagonist. Srsnge va,
this 10 behold, two gteat snake, strongly aJ-
hered 10 The ground, mutually hsteoed 10.
geiher by means cf,bs w'itbiogs which lash.
cd thoru 10 each o,Ler, and stretched OF thei,
fuIi length, they pulled aut pulled in vain
aoe, 10 the momsn,s Of g'es,o., exsuiop, ,hai
pstl ot their bod,ss winch was snlwinsd
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POETRY.
ynoM THE KicBMoSD EsQvIaEK.
TN SEH.BOY.

The winds are wn;stIing through the shsouds,
The waves are hsa,.ng high:
And o'er yon dressy drating clouds
There's tempest in the skys
Whilst, since the saiis are sOug'y furPds
Cold, shivcring in the Ice.
"A little sea.boy ssye--" lie Nor'o
Il but tbs SEA fos me.
Inever knew fathers care;
And scarce mothers love;
They died y poor and broken palg,
And left their child to sovs-'
20 rove where DOW the bh'ows bufrc
Are bursting ttom the Ice;
And yet this warning wspry world,
Has been friend 10 nc.
Tie cot, which sheltered once my head,
Is mouid'ring on the plain;
The tree, whose branches o'er sprcae''
Ineer shall sec agsia--
save, where yos bhows high are eurFd''
No home have to see;
XSt sthi this wsrrins ~at''y WORLD
Has been.s home 20 ne.
Nv mother said" there's One above
The orphan 70 protect"
And viii neer forget .er love,
Or dsiog words nsg,ect;
For lbOigh the winds ~ wiidness "nrs0,'
Are raging DER Inc sea.
yet will that ooe, this wsrfJi3 Wosid
Forbid 10 in ure ne.
Yes. let tempest roaring, dread,
lieAye rcund us, an1 above
Oar ship has not umberhcsd
Hut I have learned 10 love
Apd she wi, dash the biio. cut'ec,
Far from her 90 the lee
Aud prove, ami. wreck.ns ToThI
A friend, in need, 10 rne.
Tstili must count e'cr yet I'm ten,
Three fourth parts oi year;
Dut she shAii know me, ike ,itc fneis
wien Ibs.e strength 10 steer-
Hen nov with al but icy sal iurfdi
Ia NC, hcr peunsnt iiee
Eor mid this war"Ing wst'ry worla
There's not fear 10 me.
And will boy me troysers Dhile,
When heave, our port IN view;
And h,ve three rows ot buttons br'Gl'i
Upon my jacket blue :.
For though by s.orm snl fortune whirled,
Our captain and the sea,
Amid This warrlng wa.'ry world,
Wave been bu, irienos TO me
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No !, Custom HoDse Court.
WILL1Eis DAY OPEN,

WILL Itc CSf
a large lot oi Goods, which Will make
< n lis assortment coaple,., aud will sci, them
hon fifteen 10 twenty per cent cheaper 'han can be
bought IN this to~n
.3Ss9nY TIiicd ore he fO!iorrag
Brnat:lo;hs niue aud p..ex, from 4s6 TO lbs rr yd
GassiTnees, blue, black .snd iancy coiors, from $50
to i8s per yard,
Pehce Cloths. varaus cOors, from IS to 2ls yd
Pisn 9ombassis, from 20 TO 50 cents,
Ee'seys, sA,inets, 1n1 a'ains, very cheap,
F,nnnes ard Baizes iroIh $50 T. $40
Coaling. very nice, and & vide for oniy Ss5y I'd
Bomba,lns Ga wide, from 6s9 to 1886
Figured and p:Ain pOpiiEs
Black sk hs'i hose, for only IS
BOOK ma.in h.ndsegcl.cis ior is6i and fine,
Ladies' book muslin fruits, o>tlouG tor only 20 ci9
6entemen's tiss silk hdk!s from 5.9d to 6s
A'superb lot OF shall ana horn combs very cheap,
Black, whie and drsb p!umes remarkably low,
Chinchiiia skihs iDr isdies' hats snd trimmings,
2uiton. cords and binGinss ior coat and habit trim
mhgs,
Denmark sa,,ins, and prunciIas for ladies' shoes,
rhread lace from is6d 10 Us yd
straw anl gimp irlmmings for edges Of isd'es bon
nets,
The very Grsl quality Of black silk hdkfs
Cashmere shsAyls from l3sSd to II. enL
kiGicrniDsler catpe,m mBs very "Ice, lor os 80
Alto,
Long and shost I'D s''s c'p' and eonor'rs.
Drms,k and diupar, \ handsome lot vi scotch
Russia sheetng Ivy pecsS p',,ds'
" or yard, 4 :heeliugs .nd shirtngs.
P4dd'ngs and buck1am JGsntoa n"d tan'n crN9es
comps etc assorlmeni OF =. Cor,?!e.e assortment OF
vesungs, rioo"hs,
Linen cambrics from g. y ia twist, and ;hrcgd,
to !5syd T. th assortment Of buttons
We've, ribbon for trim. , Wooen table coverings,
mmgs, Sf.rh ana "ofstea hose
A,so wide for belts, l. ~.
Gentemens draws and 9Llncn sheetrIgs u S.rt'
gloves mg.', ,.
Nice Cologne waters, Dot'"n faces and ecgirSs
Mn,ine,ts aud wires, Sdiu- and fancy ca1!gcoe,.
Pack aud pound pans, Sce furniture caiicoe',
As assortment cambric9, 'frhgss 'or curtEnd,
| Cambric pocket hdkls ,ounerpanes aad few
Linen camoric hdkts O. resty made comlUflerS
| Tapes and oobbns, TC"ton bat'nss'
6ad n.sny other articles 100 tedious 10 mention,
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| ON Hi.TD. .t.i1 FOR S3IsE.
[ One rice bed, very cheap. Dec IS
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HATS.
THhNiES-STREET.
S. II. CAHOONE,

NEW-YOkk HATS, which are
4 Y handsome and cheap, including the fashion,
a5,s Oval. and wide and common biisis-Souths
AID Chi.Ggens Hats
PAPER EANGiNGS,
Por Rooms and window curtains, with elegsn,
Borders--sU!he ye7y 10" prced.
BOOKS.
Family Bibles, With p;a,es, Blank Account Books
--Biuns Nasigstor snd Goast tiot, last edi.iuns--
t,den's aud Websters spshg- -booss-Musrsy'
hcsdsr and Granusr-- Walkers Dictionary
-chJoi-B Books ofeyery kiYd in mc.-Aiso. snA!l Bi-
e'es Tcstsinen,s. - Waus' Psalms az! 4, H,ns--5o
EI sms fooiscap, Writing ard Letter paper--Ar1
ist received and for sale at tie Book and iiat Store
oi GEOhGE w ANTON,
.4geut 10 Il. NAEHAWAY.
New port. July 10.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
Cau,, II Proba,e. NcWA9rtr Jan 6, 1923.
o. application of Consfan. 1a6er Guardian oil the
~ person ana estate ~ he late
.IfIRP C.4RD8ER
deceased for settlement OF ssid GUARDIANS acS
c.n, .pjce il hereby given ali persons interest
cd IN said est,.e 10 appear if thcy think d. at q
Court aG Probate to be holden ~ The house OF the
sail Constant Tshec on Monday the third dsy o.
February ,ext At O'Clock, PMtu shew Cause It any
they have Why SAID account shouid not be aiioVeGs
Wi.ness,
CUa,.LFF GYIES Fro'o:e Clerk
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favor, gratefully Acknowledged
HENRY MOORE.
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CHARTS, &c.
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grk3 Just received and ocrs for SALE at his s'ore5
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from her.lerE 70 iaVana, improved by Eocerbmenc
saFve} in 1890, wh genera! assortment Of charts,
of hc latest surveys -Bowdichs kavig 'ors. 5h eds
Iiou American Coast lots lCth edition; Nautical
A'manacks tYr tie years 1922 ard 1925; seamons'
daily Assistsni--wnh complete assortment 1T Nag
ticM Iasrimente---'ccr wn,Ing, og and Wrapping
Paper Gniis and Ink Powder.
.uso, general sssor;men, Of Hardware, Cutlery
CocG2Ac AMI Ship Chal.diery
iusi received 50 casks GU, Nails, assorted Sizes.
80 ,iiou,snd Brtcks--20 Coa Tie
a. Cord,gc nna Cables made - order, and 7es.
ses furnishes with every article for long a"' 'horc
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