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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-01-15
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-01-15
JOSEPH H. PA1arEN,

ApeoassY & CovKsRxLoR ApI.<
WILL attend to the duiiesof his pro-
w his Office. formerly occupied By
Hazard Esq. ia the Gosern1 wAalsa- -hosl
Dec Is. 1923, -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-01-30
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Keeps constantly on hand,


|. PECTACLESm ounted in silver. steel and
~ tortoise shell; also Goggles, Spectacles with
double glasses and new glasses, rciitc n7. green,
to puf into old frames, which he will have done at
the shortest notice.
GLOBES, Mathematical Instruments, Mag
nets, thermometers, Water colours, black and
red Crayons, Pencils, Drawing Books and PAPER.
WALKING CANES, Pen and Poct.etKn
and Pocket Books.
BIBLES, TESTAMENTS, Prayer and
Hymn Books.
VlOLlNS, German Flutes, Flageolets, Cla-
rlonets, Flies, instruction Books and Music fJl
different instruments, Music Books and Paper
Strings, Bows, Bridges, Pegs and Reeds.
SCHOOL BOOKS, Greek, Latin, French
and English, with a general assortment of Lite
rary Works.
BLANK BOOKS of all descriptions, for N1er
chants Or County Court Offices, ruled and made
to any pattern, with or without fent lines, Patent
Backs and Russia Bands.
Large writing, Fooscap and Letter Paper, in
great variety, and Parchment.
Old Books rebound, and all kim. Of binding
cone IN the handsomcstand most durable manner.
Every article sold on the lowest terms, and al
orders promptly attended TO.
January p. CT
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at his souls hazard, he would shield from harm;
and where the being who enjoys the most Of graf
iiicabon himself, is the creature who is most cal
lous to the sufferings OF all around him! -.
Ii was not, however, until ha.l completed
my dispositions as to Isabella's fortune nnti |
was about to embark for England, to place dis
tance-seas-between us 81 did not fully, I'M
I'll that moment, feel what it was to part from
her forever. Iwrote to her once more even
while my vessel was under sail. Thoucf. was
sensible OF the folly, l wrote the letter with NV
blood. l entreated that she would follow me
and follow rue without delay. | declared that
l should expect her--that would take no tleni-
al-that should wait for her at the first Eag-
lish port. With that strange confidence which
men often have when their hopes are totally des-
perate, went so far even as to appoint 1 lie no.
tel at which should stay. | really did cSpec,
that lsaballa would follow me TO England. [
wronged her firrnness. The ship in which Iha~.
embarked met with contrary winds A sub.
sequcntly sailing vessel reached England before
us. found, on landing at Falmouth, a packet
from isabclla but it contained ONLY her pic ur..
and these words" Do not forget me.''
That picture hangs about my neck at the mo
ment while l write. l will die with it next my
heart. As the magnet, catching eagerly each
particle Of iron, lets golden sands roll on unhec-
ed by, SO memory treasures up our moments of
misfortune, long after those of happiness and ga
iety are forgotten-Isabcila, lost, was TO ne re .
raembered forever.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-01-30
FOREIGN GLEANINGs-

| From England.--It was supposed Yesterday TIM,
the Corsairw off Charleston at the last advcies
in a short passage from Liverpool. We had there
iore made arrangements to give paper this even
Ing with foreign news. But the vessel in question
proves to have been the British ship Margaret Bo.
! gle, from Greenock, bringing adviccs from that
place no later than the Cd Of December. OF cour;,
there is no news by this arrival. We nave gather
ed three or four paragraphs below, which we do
notrecollect 10 have before but they arc Of nd
Importance.
! General D'Alembcrt of the French Army died
suddenly in November, and it reported in Lon
don, Nov. %, that Gen Bourke was also deod
These deaths and many others of the French Oil
GERS mad occasioned suspicious that unfair means
were used to rid the country Of those persons
1t is expected that Parliament will reduce the
duty ON rum to shillings the gallon, and that On,
wlne to shiilings and sixpence gallon. John
Bull pieases himself with the idea of getting good
Burgundy and clarst as cheap as Teneritfe and
! Porte.
| Fears were entertained at Iloyd's that a vessel
going from London for St. Petersburg with 100 OO0I
III specie had been lost The whole was the pro-
perty OF Mr. Rothschild, and only 50,0QOl insured
| The Paris Constitutional, of Nov. 23d states
that Ouvfard's Loan has been anlIulled throup !,
august influence.
| Mr. Irving, the celebrated preacher is again in
London and the concourse of people at the Caledo-
man Chapel is as great usual. He has com
menccd a series of discourses Christian Duties
particularly that of Divine Worship.
Col. Light who was severely wounded in defend
ing the heights of Coruhna, against the French In
the late Spanish war. had arrived in England He
states that Mcrillo wished much 10 have him shot
but that the French General ntcrfcred and saved
him from the sanguinary SpaIiiard.
| Greenock, .NOu. 28.-Private letters from Paris
mention that the views of the French Cabinet, with
regard to the South American States, have vcry
materially altered altered within the last ten day
The French Ministry not exactly coinciding with
the restored King of Spain in his proceedings; and
finding the Russian influence predominant at Ma
drid to the contraventon of the French intetests
In consequence of this, ostilties had been suspend
ed as recorded the fitting out of any armament for
South Amo ca. Notices are stated to have been
sent round to the French Consuls in the Spanish
Ports, ordering them to seize on all vessels thai
might arrive there which belonged to the Fr@:lcf
merchants, and had been captured by the Spanis
Privateers during the such captures being de.
| clarsd illegal.
| Dublin, Nor. 29-In the Court of Kings Bench
here on Tuesday, Mr.. French; for sending, ant
Mr.. Shea, for carrying hostile message to Mr..
O'Br:an, were brought up for judgment; when Mr.
French was sentenced to pay 1904 and TO be i'm
prisoned in the county Jail of Cork for month
and Mir. Shea to pay fine of 1Oi, and be imprson
ed in the same jail fortnight.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-01-30
VALUABLE LAND FOR s.7E

VIE subscriber is authorised to sell, THr
IkACT oFIAHDof Doctor Robert n. Ros.
IN 'he county of Amherst. It situated on Harr;ss
within about miles of the town of I.vncbburn nv =.
contains So3 acres-about $50 of which are Sleard
oo oi II prime Low Grounds-the baasce of the
,ract is heavily tirnbcred. This entire tract of
iahd Is very rich, and well adapted to the couture
vi ,ooacco. On the creek embraced on this tract
OF land, there lisa fine mill seat Few tracts of land.
oil IT'S extent, can be of more value than this. If
sale oe not effected before Thursday the 18th
uay OF March next, it viii that doy if fair, if not
~ eS' ,air day thereafter, Sundays excepted, al
IL O'Clock, positively and ,,ncond;t;onalI, no
soia before the door of the Franklin Hotel, in tho
.ow m Oh Lynchburg at public auction The terms
VIII DC made accommodating. -If the sale be made
AT auction, the credit will be in equal payments at
iii, aau Mo years rom The date of the sale. Bonds
with approved security will lie required.
January 81. ~,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-01-30
From the N. y. Commercial .3drsriiser.
DEATH OF RIEGO.

Hold, maniac!-hold thy reckless blow
Give no, the patriot bands to death.
Full whlc Il nations sorrow flow,
nation signs iii every breath.
Alas! too late, must PHYS ewes
Implore, and warn thee to beware;
She shrieks 10 mark yon gibbet rise,
And see thy victim perish there.
The blood that clois thy tyrant-brow,
Shall put thy crumbling crown To shame,
Whilst q wrong'd peoples curses flow,
In scorn to wrap thy pcpur'd name.
o! thou hast done one crimson deed,
Whose stain upon thy soul shall sit,
Till death shall bid its iibgcs bleed,
And Riego's spirit round thee fit!
Think not, an rain IN ,unsporing tide,
Thy hands impel, shall fearful rush;
Or unaveng'd, thy country's pride
Expire in natures parting gush.
No!-the foul blot thy brow shall wear
High DER the tott'ring gem of state;
beacon, to the souls that dare
Pronounce the faded bauble's date.
And whether on embroidered couch,
Or seaffold rcd, tiny form should lie;
The MURDERED soldiers clay-cold touch
Shall freeze the coward. 10th to die 4,
IN ttdt stern mousse brother tears,
wite's fond prayers, their aid shall bring,
To shake, with more than mortais fears,
The FOOL the TRAITOR, and--the KING!
But thou, whose sword shall gleam no more,
lmpetuous rushing midst the foe
Peace TO thy shade .-and from thy core.
Shall wreaths for future chieitains grow.
Anation's tears shall steep thy grave
The yew and laurel guard its sod;
And from their leaves, that DER thee wave.
Each trickling drop wear hues Of blood!
But there's a mutt'ring voice alar.
Shall swell, ere long, Il mighty blast;
When vengeance on her flying car,
Demands atonement for the past.
Then thy pale foes shall vanly seek
To hide before her dreaded form:
And demons in their ears shall shrek
'Lo, RIEGo! RIEGo rides the Storm
MCNTGAENIER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-01-30
Sugar & Coffee.

VFNHE Cargo of the brig Frances will be landed
u in day or two consisting Of
107 Bags PRIME GREEN COFFEE,
10 Hhds. Jamaica Sugar.
Loaf Sugar and Window Glass.
We now receiving, and viii receive III fcwdays
100 Barrels Loaf Sugar, of various qualities,
200 Boxes Window Glass
.Moncure, Rotiusoa S Ple0sants.
January 81. Isl
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Domestic Goods i.

We hare on hand, viurecejre in q fer ays, 15ou,
400 Packages Domestic Plaids, Sheetings and
AOJ ShiTtings, of the most approved mann
facture in the United States.
,.oncore, Robinson & P5easarjs.
January %. III
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-01-30
FIVE SUNDAYS IN FEBRUARY.

There viii be five Sundays in the ensuing
month of February; circumstance which will
not occur but twice more during the present cen
tury, viz III 1852 and 1880.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-01-30
cotton Yarn, Bar lyon.

cotton Yarn, BAR lyon.
COUNTRY STEEL, &c.
ne aaoe Just received from, .Nso Yora,
II n ,n Cotton Yarn, from No. to II,
} do. Country Steel.
On h,, AMP HAVE IN STORE,
oo oo oarrel 5, Loaf and Family Sugar,
0'o Isshs vans from the Belle Isle Factory, and
table paper. IVA CASH. Ut nego-
January 81 IL.
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MOORE, TIE POET.

mr. Moore married lady uf the name NJ Il.,,;i,o
"shtrr Ut Tue abie-iscket 10 The princ-s.e. SIN. ,,
,'"i 'urn ant il said To have assisted her husband !,
'u'is hi pl'ys The following specimen of her noer,
""de a"ou beore their inatriasy.. IL is a,dre So,
. cue u'uShieroi tue famous Stephen Duck:
t"u VIII wOairr, INV Duck, al tue c,,,ll mus, rvy,
:, ur ienhy oil late Is quite cuveinu> grown
i!cr miui'ns though fortune shuuld iayisIIv nnur
ie' sun we're "rctched IL bad noe Moore
rs C'yas am could spend half INV da,s
"a dances aud op'ra>, assemblies aud nl,vs.
ser 'a,e yo"r poor Jenny with tears wuuI,t dpnI,re
rpr' alas! NJ. dear GIRL what these wi,bou, NJ ~,
-, e same thing with matters with money with men
tii"u Junk shall sever be happy sgainG
W "anSlers, I've prattiers, Fvr lovers full sc.re
-" e''''Se true woman, Sigh tor one MoOre
aiShiua' She cries Jenny, why all this ado
=, iou may nave husband, YOU know child or ,,yo ,
~. P'a'eu whmper'd, frettei 1 swnre
"""'' H'' nave one, ii could not have 1i,,1.
H-v p'f'n Opoor desil} has just no " i-en here
-. "'S NHer a 10 seltle eight huadred n wear
~ a"'We ii Inc fellow, a. have ans So era , sror.
-" N"o" 'nai "ont do, sir, for must have Moor
i ~, ,'r su ihis Gravado, I vow and protest
rn"t a'Iice ne'er yet had seat in NV brs,s,.
or swear 10 not envy the n,iser his s,or,
81 I'd" nut enough for myself aud one Moor,
vnog the fools despise, dare to censure INV FAM.
-, .oiih IN as wise as some folks could name
- "uis,ip mat IDOL which Others adore
-" "~S WHO taVe thousands would gladly have .J,o.
iv u wonder NV girl Who this dear one can h.
- merits nav. L.''ie such conquest ut mo
-, 80 may guess at hi' nome, tor told yor hrfnra
''siHS wan an Al, but dare say aIsors
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Of s fcyearc., hv a,
uu ingn.>s f thnse a .,,, rorrernsd %
rid ,b.n,s,lyes uf II, '''
ri. prospect l. indeed aop,iry and 4, l. aii
while TO watch for the rst ry az o,s liza,
the gloom comparison of The resaI, of the ,ar eu,ns
rations which have bees, made of orr ,o,u,a,,n rs lea
me 10 entertain belief thai, 0r,m The o,.r., ~ r.,,,
wi hereafter not only constiut. ti,n,,;.h,o.
states no, NEW ctrd with The evil "A I'M ;,.i S %
arrow er limits. i. ~ $50
These show that In the f,..r
states slavery has become rntirrlv e>,ine, , In s
states of Rbuse island ami N.,, III ~.
number of slaves which in I7ao, a., os ose 81
n 1890 decreased TO 10 PAS: that i'm I. <tatrs Of M
Ivauta and tni h,, a.,
place the degree of IL has been he
NJ the former verbal beipy 2aOi7 al the iar 70 or
Maryland the next state In our ~ Nh.
first the number of slaves has ,e. In, n,
there has been ssb In I7 there er. Ios Oss
in 1920 there iO7Sss The desrse of ncr,ase has
heen . l,ie yrs,,s, T., v,.r:.;. 80
| proceed southxar,lly.
oset we'd that in he three state.
Jersey and Vir,,u.-s,ntrs hcb lie On rac,
side line dividing what are ca, non slave holding
from slave holding s,aestbe puuher of slaves has either
decreased Increased in ratio Thus in
n. Jersey she wears 1880 lgeO ,b, incre
Der diminished thirteen per cent ami be batter
ear and 800 thirty per cent In Maryland during The
period ten wears the increase wa. fr and ha,f
per cent during The second thre, and half per
during the third period there was a of
three and half Der cent In VIRGINIA d,r, the s, No.
Rod the increase was eighteen an, half per cent ,ur,n.
the second uer,d thirteen and han r.r r., 49,, I,r; q
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ZOE NC ENQUiRER.

IhE OLD BACHrLSk'S LAMENT.
little 4 ea'ued when warm and eager
/ spran- 10 court his soft emUrace
the slave Of Love through life TO linger
Ani lose Tire prize, yet urge the chase.
thought heart SO true so tender
AZ beantvs trown should never freeze
ina' iN would win, that prayers would bend be
And humble alteration please.
as Time his seasons swift renewing
Tough of disguised Is still IN, same;
lived thousand maids pursuing,
The object changed, but fixed tue fame
Twas not the hearts conceiied dut,er.
The " unsiaked thirst" The enduring tbraIl
ne hre each moment growing hotter,
ny 40 one quenchd that burnt for al.
I've wssed outh in mean submissions.
. Aud found no pity from the fair
ont NOW bleed with keen cootrition-
They So1,he my woe, they charm INV care.
Oh woman! II - age aud sorrow
~ angel SMILES such hi IS impart
Where sIsil youthful lovers BORROW
words 10 It'll thee what thou arr
was MOI formed TO clint, for fam.
10 dig Tor wealth. to dive for lor,
And lest my lie Should wan, an aim.
iturn to thee and low adore.
u sill II plelse high Heaven TO WELD m.
.. ue>'ng place iroup grief aud care
i"th' pure bosom clasp and SHIELD me
From every sestige az despair.
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and to acquire TO himself the glory of an action

and TO acquire 10 HIMSELF the glory OF an action as
Just as u rs bumase.
What gre e, punishnent--what more CT el 81, fer
"gs can be inflicted on Riego than the spirit ,es-
troying reflections winch now agitate bis I,a-
SOM, NJ seeing The condnc OF those very men upon
whose virtues, experience, knowledge and political
for esipht, he had founded the hone OF seeing the
throne Of his king established aud respected, and
the prosperity OF all his fellow -ciixens secnr. aud
promoted! Aud how have his Companions IN arms,
who. on SO many occasions, mixed the sacred names
otrehgiou county, liberty, and king, with his own
celebrated one, behaved? How have they defend
ed ~ may TIE allowed The expression) the work
OF hiego! Then VIVA, greater punshment--wha,
more cruel sufferiussWhers, then, The ,,ol,,ica
reason Tor considering the existence OF R,ego as ter
riblc?
But il so many powerful reasons Should no, be suf-
hc'en TO move your excellenry to the performance
at the action of saving Rego Gan act,om IS noble az
u rs glorious, let the biuer of his distracted
eS,eu hear'-eunken wife, fading away in 'le flower
OF her age with consumpve disease, excite in your
hear The feelings OF compassion, and urge YOU 10 do
deed FOR which your shall be blessed bv gen
eratiors yet unborn. Oh why was she ever scpa-
! rated from her mothers womb WHY did the light
oil heaven ever shine upon her pale check Surely
not that she might live so cruel,--so barbara uslv
tormen.ed
Eight and twenty days have elapsed since a. wife,
drowned IN tears, and brother asitaied with "A
thousand np"ieudes. threw themselves un the COM
passion Of The most Christian King through the me
uum OF Frinoe lie POlignac, who assured Them t,,l
III " siuen, prayers by means of your Exceirncy,
woulu reach has august ears bu, even the small
consolation OF knowing hat such has heen the rase
mas never arrived 10 soohe their anxiety or their
gr'eis-Louis ought TO save France-Louis ought To
save SPAN. An afflicted wife and disconsuiNt.
broth place their trust in ChateauLr,ant for tL,
sa'vduou OF the LIE OF Rego.
MARIA TERESA Del RrEGo RirGo
MIGUEL DEL RICO. Canon of Orisdo.
| II, Ailred-pace, Goswell-strte road
-, London, Nov. IA, 1923.
HIS Exoeilenoy the Yis, ount de Cba,esnb,;.pl
S?'s.er oi Foreign Alfaits To his Most CHRISTIAN
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TREASURY DgpAKrsEEr,
UecenIbeT 3lst, 1923.
No. ~ Port.meulA Jo,rnal. /

So recent IS the origin, and rapid has the eyob
Of fepuhlc, that the mind naturally looks forward n
It's future destiny. How splendid must Il be- should tts
promises OF the past be fusiled territory vast and fer
ue will be covered With intelligent and industrious no
Puiaon producing and enjoying wealth, eminent 10 a.,
arts ard unequailei ~ powec
Fnt there some, accustomed indulge thei,
fears than er hopes ho INA De thar progress Of tbt
puc towards national greatness viii he retareJ u not r
rested By causes noe ~ existence aud operating
Nu the least dreaded IS te prs,alepcs Of slavery ia on.
sesoi - one county Tbs ueg consider Gatioasi VI,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10
EDUCATION-

MI school will commence ON the 18th instant.-Tennsi
w For tuition and board including washing, lodging
candles &c I00 TO he paid quarterly IN advance.
important that students should attend puDcualy
classes may he advaniageousy and CONVENIENTLY arranged
at the CONNIE
An experienced and approved teacher constitutes
good English Education be employed upoa applica-
ton TO me- provided the situation he tealfhy.
Communications directed to Ta lorsvie Hanovern will
receive prompt attention.. IL. /. ANDERSON.
CuScowilla, January c. 74-A,s
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WARRENTON FEMALE ACADEMY.
VIE first session this institution will commence on the
hrSt Monday IN January, and end in Juneihe
SION Payase IN advance the second the end
. TERMS PER SESSION.
Board and washing so dollars tuition in spelling reading
and writing, 10 dollars.
Grammar, parsiDg arithmetic, geography OF the
globes history, mythology &c &c including spelling &c.
IS dollars. . Te' "
Music so doars drawing painting - dollars so cents;
needle work, dollars so cents.
Dancing 10 dollars.
Each ysung lady to be provided with pair sheets CO.
'e ,I, blankets aud towels A. PLUNKETT.
WaTrentOn, N. q. Dec. %. 6R--taII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10

M As committed the Jail Abeniarle COUNTY, on The
w 26th Of July 1928, dark muiatio man named TOM
anou isei inches high, stout, square built, aud fai
nose says he beings to Joseph Moore, Greensboro
Georgia. had on when committed pair tow panialoons
and shirt The owner is requested iroye
oealt with the law direct.
WILLIAM WATSON, Tailor.
NOvemher % 59-MI2M
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WILL sell on accommodating terms my tract of land
on hocki-i river, In the of Nelson, miles below
Roc ksh GapTbis tract contains 1000 $50 Of first
rate and the high land generally excellent
quality. There several manufacturing mills
and the naviguon ut the Rorkfish river s be-
peneI To Martins n within three miles The
improvements orchard OF excellent fruit oI.rale
dwellng-house new barn, and houses sufficient
10000 lbs of Tobacco
A,o-Anothrr tract in Abemarle, within miles of the
University, containing 1000 200 being fine
grounds which, account of its Char
ottesyille may be rendered very valuable IN meadow
The improvements nearly the the tract
and they both susceptible OF very high improv
and will in their situation yield large
the cuitiEatoT The Nelson ali be shown
who wish TO purchase by son. who resides the
and the Albemarle by Mr. SouarJ overseer
the terms be known application subscriber
residing on the Green mountain in Albemarle.
Dec6 62-wI0wt WALTER COLES.
M AS commiiied to Chesterfield Jail a runaway, n
w negro m'n by the of LEWIS, who SAYS he be-
longs to Mr. VIM Hunt trader Who lives Geor.
gia, and the said Hunt bought him from Mr.
James Ligc=-nf dark complexion % age feet
inches hgh-hs clothing blue Virginia cloth coat
STRIPE siSicnn, and black broadcloh pantaOons-has
Tour OF bis upper teeth The owner of negro re-
quested 10 come and his property
take him away, otherwise he will he dealt The law
directs. VIM WINEKEF Arf JniIor
lut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10
CASH SALE.

t)uHSUANTt 10 deed of John Hall to
the subscriber, bearing the iOi day of March,
1871 and duly recorded in the Of Gloucester county
ior the purpose of securing John f.
OF certain sums of money in the said deed
on Saturday The i7i DAY OF January next If fair il The
next iair day thereafter Sunday excepted
o the said county, proceed sell for ready money
highest bidder, the following properly. wit Six hundred
ana MY acres e land wherein the said Hall resides:
Tue following negro slaves, to witt James, Daniel Moses
Mary, Randolph, Jeffrey, and Rose the
females thereof The title TO the above
~ IS undoubtedly good hut the subscriber only convey
such as Is vested in him by the deed aforesaid
Til. g. ARoRY, Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-10
GARDEN SEEDS

'HE subscriber is receiving from London via ~ York
= ana now landing from board the Tobacco Plant
fresh supply OF genuine GARDEN SEEDS Containing al
he variety necessary for kitchen garden lie has also
ania and VIII receive In few days. the following GRASS
SbEDS, viz. red clover, timoby herds grass orchard
grass, &cAso ON hand geerne. white clover highland
meadow oats, miet guinea frass and green ssrd seed
Deh B9bous Fiyuty RooffIust received from, Auster-
DAM via New York few packages Of choice ilos flower
roo each package containing and so roots
select sorts consisting Of hyacnths double tulips crown
mperdls, double eet scented onqail poIyaHbus mar
cssvs, efncns, Ne al distinctly named and some Of Them
very superior Isl Of each package NAV lie seen al The
store " the subscribe The contents of one parIaee
calculated 10 be sufficient - ornament phrdenor will
answer "r porting To- bloom IN lhe parorare al hardy
bulbs ~ieb il stand The whereof te Northern
Si"tes. The price seven dollars per pact sQe.
CHARLES 2 ABRAHAM. DRUGGIST
Corner Ut 18Th nnd r street Iifinnond.
Where NOV be hnd, medicines dras paif dve .sn &c.
IL g. n a requests his Old & iends and xnsta,pefs 80
give him call ne pledges himself that nothing Stall be
January y 13----fg