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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-18
y syt5TICE.

JAMES TCWSsiND, informs bis friends an
y the paSlic, thsfsc has employed an experience,
work man. at ,he CAGlrET MAKING BUSHES
and is ready TO attend to the calls of his old G,
toners and Friends---the smallest favour will
gracefully aeknovtfisad and punctua,ly attend
to--cali al the Cbspsiers over his Store north G.,
ner OF Bainister's wharf March 90, 1S9t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-18
NOTICE.

4 THE subscriber, in conformity to notice scyae
F, time since given, hereby informs al, those in.
debled to him. that he has left bis demands in the
hands of WiLLIAa srnoNs. Justice of the Peace,
and that he s authorised to settle the same peace
ably If he can-forcibly if be must !"
pELEG SANFORD.
Middetown, Aug 26, 1924
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-27

Corgrtss.-Mon1ay last was busy day I'D
both Houses Of Congress. 10 the Senate, the
Iar1f biH, as it is called, was read The first
umei and The bill, meis toned IN our last, n
relation 10 the election Of President and
wee President, was passed, and sent ~ thf
olber House fSr concurrence. "A rts9iuhon
was also engrossed for third Fez6f1g, hxing
On The 18th Of May next for the adio0fnmeni
y congress. Ia the House II ReprtFssia-
tiVes' the Speaker presented a memoria.
rom N 'nidR Edlrdrds, formerly Senat0a
from Illinois, and az present Minister Plcni
potenuary 10 the republic Of Mexico
"hich he defends himself from a charge
gaInst his Feracity. alleged ID have be
MADE 10 recent report 10 tie House hy
secretary OF the Treasury avoWs himH
DC tne author Of a certain well known
.le't'oh under the signature Of A. B. q
~ ms secretary Oft Treasury with supPfe
'i1u m information and pravs inr ar examiE
SION ihlo the merits of tile imputaii0n cast
on hl' character. The reading ~ this Nd
a. "uich Is very long, was several
uP'ed oy unsuccessful motions to
'-''s' aAl the excitement pr0duceF bF
lung ahd general, among tile friends o.
etaTt a. well a. among those of The VT
iOi'ai,st. "A motion BY Mr.. FLOYD final
p'e'ailed' TO refer the memorial 10 a select
o''i'ihltee, tcilt Polcsr q send for pers0ns and
PapsTf- This will probably extend Tile ses-
slon beyond the day fixed upon br tie sen
we Tor adjournment, az no doubt the Commit
&c 10 exercising the power 20 send for per
~ VA md q Necessary % bring back Alr.
"arus N confront the Secretary ofthe
~ e'sury We take u lor granted that thG
i,rPoI' alluded co. ~ well Az this defsnTirg and
n ',-A'st Memorial IN rrpy 10 il, viii speedily
os i4io before the public. whose curiosity sD&
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-27

There Is probably no arr Or science IN which
tradilionary preiudice Is 40 deeply rooted as in
Agriculture. and whatever IA connected with
attempts ~ intelligent and practical men ~ pro-
duce Improvement w this most Efficient branch
of productive industry. While every thing else
IN the world. susceptible Of human advance
ment Is going forward, the FIRST and most use
fll OF al employments n suffered % rtiroErade or
remain stationary iron a bigotted hostility az
inaovation Now though NJ arts ~ sciences
We wish no change but for the better, enF
more than we do ia morals or manners, or in
the various institutions for the preservation 81
the peace aud good order 81 society, yet there
seems ~ ~ no more common sense than logic
ID adhering 70 a practice, merely because u was
that Of our fathers, and when u has nothing but
antiquity 20 recommend itself We wish % d.
minish no honest reverence for institutions that
have stood the test Of time, nor would willing
" attempt % undermine or contribute ~ weak
ga attachments 10 well tried principles; but we
confess ourselves more inclined to n0nrish a
spirit Of improvement as more C0incideut with
the genius Of the age, than tame acquiescenee
in whatever IL, when enterprise and practical
philosophy are 70 ready a afford their aid % o-
Den and explore new sources "a solid comfort
individual happiness and national wealth.
On the whole, we hope the Touches Will
be felt, and that whatever hints and suggestions
the author has thrown out will not be " as seed
s0wn BIZ the wayside"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-27
API 26 -

Gsnhsm0,---Thomas Haskell died Fss..,a
about u O'Clock. NJ. Ills pack was code.
attended with deIiium for several days pFe,i-
~ his death.
There are now IN the hospital ~ with ths r.r
pox besides Mrs. Brown, loonyalesceng VITO ~
sists a. one Of the nurses.
Betsey Rhodes Alexander Baker Mn. Ns...
and her two children have che conRnrnt. M NM
very sick. ~. II. Lowell, Mrs Rauhings twg-sl'
drta and RobrH Haskell have Fhe distinct u,A
some severity-the rest very mildly.
II has been satisfactorily asceuained thar ".
disease originated 10 evefy instance ~ The h,as
where u was first discovered excepting in tie I'M,
NJ Lowell VINO must have received the c1utasiln \,
New York.
Yours with much respect
ALbUS BEA.
.4hendiHg Phvsiciau.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-27

Dr. Writ CLINToS.--A meeting Ok The citizens
Of the City of NeW-York was held the park,
on Monday the 9th inst. agrceably 70 previous
notice, for the purpose OF expressing tbeiF dis
appreciation ofthe removal Of Mr. Clinton from
the Office Of canal commissioner. ID i stated
that there were nearly 10000 persons attended
the meeting William Few, a revolutionary
patriot was called 10 the chair, and the meeting
was addressed by Mr. Hines A number Of res
olutions were then adopted and a committee Of
thirty was appointed 70 communicate them %
Mr. O.
similar meeting bad been previously held IN
Albany, and resolutions strongly EXPIRE ssing a
dlsapprobatiOn Of the removal, wee unanimous.
u passed and communicated To Mf-C C.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-27

sNAIt pox--We continue 20 pulssh 81.
airnis 81 the selecimen and the PhyaeIsns ~.
corning the extent 10 which this disease 49,.
tn this lows and ~ We shall strictly 80.
our determination tD give the facts isiths.t v.
colBuFing or dimiuuiion. and from as.st.
which must he conclusive, we trsgsi has -.
necessary alarm win be excited IS eroae.s'.
or exaggerated reports, when fhr whole ,....
will be luld fairly before ihs public tom r..'
not surmises.
.4pri 20--Elitn NEEs, was reported II
ing che symptoms % small Pox. and &c..
sent 20 TIE hospital She bad visited Airs -.
(ihe person drst attacked previous % hsf -.
NJ.
AprtI 2l The Physicians rcpOH aur .
Rnheu Haskell, A. having symptoms W sua.l ~.
seat 20 the Hospital
A Quarantine has been established p.,.
vessels arriving from NeW-Aork and Ph.i,a.4
phia.
By order ~ the Stlrctmrn
ISAAC ADAMS, Caairuau
To he Publishers ofhs GarsHe
Gent-The seltcintn have tnr ratftf.-+.
state THAT 90 new case uf Small Prx has -.
since Wednesday, the 1lst insi. Tlrr iatt r..
sent to ihc hospital was Robert Haskell N
dav The board rrquev 500, also W. eve r..t'
Is % the accompanying certificates ion 49,,
tending Physician. Yours.
ISAAC ADAMS. Ciairuur
Apll 26 1924
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-27
ANOTHER STEAM BOAT DISASTER.

ANU fth It's - Il lam kAbA DISASTER.
The Baltimore papers received yesterday
announce distressing accident having occur
red TO the steamboat Eagle Capt. WEEMs, in
her first trip from .4anGpoiis TO that city. Ia
the evening, when of North Point, her boiler
bursted, killed one passenger, Name unknown,
and scalded four others, among whom was
II. VI. MURRAT. Esq az attorney al law Of
Baltimore the latter but slightly The Cap
tain and all the crew were more or less in-
Jured and only three or the passengers e.
capped unhuTt son of The Captain was
blown through the cabin skylight. and vet
without serious injury. The Eagle was sci on
hTe, but II was soon extinguished The
CoHSiltutiOn steamboat, Capt R0BINs0sq spoke
the Eagle 10 Der distress, was Immediately put
about, afforded every relief, and toWed Tie
disabled boat into Baltimore. The hull Of the
boat was not essentially injured, bnt the ma
chlnery considerably. Four Of the passen4
gers have returned public thanks 10 Captain
ROBINSON fur his kindness and prompt atten-
ton.
The Eagle lad castiron heads in her boiler.
capt. K Is Of opinion, if no vessel had gone
n the relief Of the Eagle, she would have been
burned % The waters edge, and every soul
On board musthaTe persisted. The wind was
blowing hard at the time, and the Eagle was
a comNlete wreck below deck. The soldier
was killed in The forward cabin.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-27

CoHgTss-The Tariff Bill has, at length. pass
ed the House, Yeas lO7-Nays lO2 Every vote
on passing the Dill % b. engrossed was TIE sarr
A. on Its anal passage, and two members in favor
OF the bill who were absent OF the former v.te
were present al the last. II Is believed that \
wlH not pass The Senate, at least without mate
Fiai alterations and the country may yet be
saved lroil NE hazard q disastrous experiments
m political economy, that promise NV more srlr.
cess than embsrEoes and nouintercourse w VI boss
practical operation we have had such abundant
experience.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-27
"a N. GlI.cIm-r "a ParIIrnI.

Gentlemen - have visited die hospital H.r
morning and find them much AZ they were yester-
day.
! have not been able TO discover he smallest ap-
pearsnce Of any new case, and apprehend not he
smallest danger 70 our friends I'D the country. ir
their Communicating with any part nt THE town
Respectfully Yours. &C.
UrWr- ~ ~
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-27

Portland. April %. 1874

Portland. April IS. 1924
70 he Selscfmsn Of Portland
Gentlemen have this day visited the hospital
and find tile Situation N five Chticalthe Others are
fast recovering and several WHO have had che dis.
ease Fery lightly will Be able 70 come out in a day
o. two with safety 10 The public. rems in youn.Sc.
ALBUS REA, attending PhysieiaH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-05
CONCORD ACADEMY.

E"is SEMINARY viii tie continued the ensuing year-'he
- "' commencing "p the 10 uf January, aud e~pit-
i"e u" '"e ioh pece~ib-' vnranm OF one mouth " III
Ne.. commencing on tire ISL, June. The course
"a, WIN so"'pri'e reading, peunansiir ati.h-
'"c, Wr English otaui'nar aud Exercises, Grng aphy,
I'VE Mawnk at Maps, the Use OF the Clothes, the Eie-
men's OF Chemistry: History. Relies Iettr-s, Plane and
spherical ir,g"noni.iry The Theory aud Prac,cr OF Sur
,e!hs, me Latin Greek and Frenc languages, Algebra,
t>'"r"'y. aud Natural, Moral Pu.ticai Philosophy
ne s"ativ" retired and unconmoniy healthy Assis
teu ny RVS SON, the snbsrb-r enabled 40 due
tth"n Z" his senior pupils, ah same n,e, favor
those VIII" are acquiring the een.uts or Science, with
such familiar iiusuaiio"s OF subjects, Ms are adopted
,nc youthful capacity tie knows hy experiences the
ic""ue irit BY parents for the nornl i'm
ft"Nenem "f her,hi.lr-n aud has had the
Oh seeing many ~ his scholars d,,tii cis themselves
We nest Colleges, ard others. who their s,iu
canns under his auspices, become their
pee'ive v"cat"ns The system OF instruction pursued
is seminar, -'s received The appreciation excellent
JUDGES am. iis utility In forming the noras
snrng the literary eminence of youth been demon
satr" ny the experience of twenty four years
tue subjects will complete their aca-icai studies this
year. hh leave vacancies for others. Parents
dnns who may wish Ito commit their children wards
ms care, are requested 10 make timely application ny
'euer forwarded To the B,wlisg Green and
IHOS. H. COLEMAN, Pres'dt t'
. of Concord Academy.
Caroline Oter Avt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-05
CANAL NAvioA11oN

So great las been the iprf4nse rC payir,,;c, a al
commerce ppon the Western Canal, 10 ,he STAR NJ
New York, that we are informed 10y ,hr Siafesmaa,
for some nie past, one fiir, al Rochester Inc E,,e
Canal Company, have pom ~ tolls tie s,a,e anon
An average, me thousand doiffS per dcy! Tb;s :, l.
added, IS" but single item 81 me revenue winch ,b
side al New York il nOw deriv,sg iron, tina, g,e.,
work Wisn will the Legislators Of The Smis Of
Georgia awake 10 their True ,n'r,ess-wipo viii do
oonRe's Of parry be merged in TIE n.hle sI,r, 10 i'm
prove The natural advsqt'ses ot tho sfafa and a
commercial Emporium which nature points on, az the
h's' ~ the oUuhern section Of Vor ronpiry Are
hero not msn Of enlarged miuJs OF ,slens and iuAu
encf' wno Gu" ne found 70 pur'ns, inJsfaigaby ADD
On'iruay IN object, Tho anaipm-.f Of rI,ict, eli;
seer lhsm The admiration snJ rsne, anon Of Their
ieunw-ru'Irns, and VIZ pla'e him in tho pnviaLIe
iish' OF public hsn.ipciois AssnIsdly We do moi
beheve tbs STATE ~ Gsofgia 90 d.r'iiVs OF ch,rac
ter, Of ia'ent, mud enterprise Ths time IN act has
arrived, sud The sHsuiug session Of bs Iscslatv,e
does not produce sane meaayfe Of tire Kind. we NJ
least shall oonsHler thar br time OF tie dslssass
'b' people has been lost, and fey have not jos,y
presented the fsslings, the wishes sud The io,s,sss
Of Their constituents plaiBiy exprentd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-05
NORTHUMBERLAND ACADEMY.

Tt1fDs Iosttuon nov ~ successful operation and The
trustees presume To- believe that seminary In the
we cpo'y oilers greater facilities for The acquisition
wb"sr erary requirements and experience as teacher
80 e,nehy qualify BIN for the Instruction Of youth will
continue 20 preside the Institution the ensopr ven
TIE hcaueU Is situated two miles from
C"unhoust ~ neghborhood justly considered as healthy
any part Of the country Tie buildings are new and
cnmiofaoS, and calculated afford accommodations f~
continue TO manage the bosrag department. in which he
has heretofore given entire satisfaction In this nstutieo
are upght we Latin, Greek and Hebrew iauguagss oge
tcr With The other prerequisites Er Collegiate course
The session viii Commences tire 10th Of January sua
eDd on tie 10th OF December with vacation OF one MONTH
commencing the 10th OF August
hkltmS 9o 9r English Grammar, reading, writing and
arithmetic ~ JollaTs-hese b geography spd the
the Gohes - dosrs-in ai other cases so dollars auu.y
BOARD tOdoors per ann cScusve Of bsdiDg and csuds
Jbe ebnTges Tor tuition aud hyafd be paid oafery 10
aGvapte' 3. DOWNING, Pfest. Of 'rfustees.
~ Parents nnd guardians will recolect ihst they are
IaDie Tor the tuition and srd o their and wards from
the unie o. entrance tiil the end Of the session.
bctoDcr -. loRi bf-wfws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-05

tn cuAycsssT ga :s,,ows- caun,y cour,. 81 Sep
4 ,-n,.-,, isxi.-
Eiam iias> iad Mary =. L. his wife complninan,s
agstr>t
K"'e'i IL oliver. Richard Epes Sheriff OF Nouoway and
'""s "' issaac Wnis., "ec. and Lsngiv. D.!en"'og>
- de,codants.
hrur'e"'nt Oliver not having entered his appearance
sNee s.euri'y ascnsing Ia thu net OF Ass',n'y an
c 's oi ih,s cnnrt AMI appearing To 'he sat'ssaci'o"
'nr court thnt lie u inhsant OF this STATE, on
. n,n at the conplapanis u, their counsel, u Is or
nv '"e SAIL dren.ast, Oliver, do appear fer- IN
~ "s' 'n"suay IN Decenuer nexI, aud answer tue oiu
@ I'se security i'r eriorr,g the ,etree 81 the court
" my coy "i tbs ORDER he Published IN the kieo
". -. 'l""'' f"r two n"nh> successfully, anu poste"
~ '"e "ent "'"r OF the courthouse this cluniy. =
coPy fes,e, A. "a row ELL, ID. c.
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-05

n ohANCERY-M n court held for Prince Eav.r,
county September the goth, 1875 "'"
r' W r: narrsnn Daoney y 5lary D. Return j. Alb
ciai guardian Charles Knight rom,i,;nns Ps-
Against 'F"'""ue
Edmund Locket, Sheriff and admir- OF WiIIi,, u,r;
son and William II. Harrison " u.,.,, i.,.It-
CEARLES KNIGHT is app on,,d guardian for ,,e c",
pa'aa's, Tor 'ne special purpose OF protecting their
." Tvs sun, hnu Inc deicndgu Vim. Ii. ijarrsoo
noi having entered his appearance aud given s.rnri,
os 70 Az aci 81 The General Assembly and the rule,
VI 'n tou m" appearing satsta clion of the
mar be Is not au Shsbin, OF this STATE ON the mo
.. ",e c"ipaInanis, y coups-i, Is ordered that
,ns s", ueendal VIM. II lisrrison do avpesr here nn
Is gay VI December and ansN er the cem
@ pii anu that copy OF this Order be for,bwiIh
N , w sonie Que OF the public newspapers printed i'm
% henmond for two month"; essi,ely, and also
az we 'front.' door of the courthouse OF this county,
Oc,os.f, ~ es'e, BIZ. WORSHAM, ID. Z.
f8-w8w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-05
.frND PLOUGH MANUFACr0RY,
osPuSIfE TUX UNION HOTEL.

I'HE Subscribers respectfully inform the public. tina
\ they have hand grnrrn assortment OF A6Rit.UL
fuRAL IMPLEMENTS. viz: Freehorr, wcoh, aud wcoi
cy pcucbs points an land sides Cor do the i,enn
and improved BasIarr Plough. which, streur IN
OF its construction, and 10 ing liable coak Is welt
minrted 20 rough an foul land. and Is Of repair
Maxeys three-n,ord Secdcr, single md double shovel
Plnghs, llarrows, Culiivators, Straw cutters, &c.
Agricultural implements repaired at the shortrs, notice
ANY article sold from this establishments. which stall
De found equal To what i he returned
Having perfect kno~ ledge of the busness they
confident OF rendering general satisfaction share
lie patronage is solicited. DEhkYNE PALMER e.
Sept 81 40--tf
NOTICE hereby given, hat all the cells Lun
Hospiinl city OF IRE occupied and
that no marc patients. male female will he
The said hospital until some OF the said cells
Due notice OF which will h. given. .
by order of the Court of Directors.
LEONARD HENLEY, &C. y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-05
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

RUNAWAY from the subscriber Thursday the Ie.h
II OF september, n negro woman nnmed SALLY, aged
about twe"v-wo years. her couple xion is mulso
very brightshe spots 10 her face something liz
rnswoim--h bright is between four aud five feet
spar, MADE WIN good c"nntenance when spoken to-
red WIN her dress 81 copperss checked bomespnnt
possible tNai ,he may have changed her dress puchs
sed her from Richard Srawp. negro buvrr and lie pur
CHASED hsr from B.rain Grimes in the county King
6eorge-'t possible that she gone hack to the
sam. county, or is aiming &c, back lr Grimes owns
her h.'ban Iorwarn all masters of vessels taking
negrcoi that description board-It Is possibe thai
she may have obtained free popes-if or
sons will apprebend the said and deliver her
me- or secure her IN jail in this state and give
nation 80 that get her agtu, iey shalt receive the
hove reward with all Reasonable charges and IL the said
woman should be unprecedented State O, Virei
min and brought home 20 in said delivered in
inii Ia the State ri Virginia. give so
that get her again te persons
rownro OF forty dollars, with all lawful charges
ROBERT AGREE.
Hanover CO. Va rear Co'd Harbour. Oct 26. 5l-w3k
II The Fredericksburg Herald viii publish the above
wcehiy for tunes aud chhrge this Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-05
TWENTY DOLLAES REWARn

ILL tie given for experimenting and delivering o me
W my neg,o man CuMBY, aboui twcury tour years OF
age oil light compile xion, about inches high
le has somewhat ola roman nosehas small
scars ABOUT the face particularly recolIrctsl-,aks
SLOW, mas pleasing countensnr- wien spoken p!au-
Niie and Ingenious in bis manner OF excusiug hinse
wren any charg: is made upon him. Cumby of
about the LIST nj April since which have not Lear
81 hm. have no doubt he will at'emp, pass
man. and probably has obiained false paper, TINT pur
pose. lie wasa waterman at the time purchased hin, Of
lanes Cooke o i!s couny, and the head Of a
u Us prohahle That lie Is nav at work
most likely above Lynchbnrl he my have gone ont
The State lie carried Uh' clothes OF different
JOHN GILLIAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-05
October 70.
TREASURY DEPART5IENT.

june 50, 1921
NOTICE is hereby given the propre,nrs Of the Ex-
changed per Stock Of 1872 issued in p,rs,,-
ance of An Act o Congress, entitled act asthori1ng
subscription TO the Old Six per Deferred Stocks
and providing for exchange OF snme passed on the
9th Of July i8i2hai the principal said Stock and
the Interest which he due thereon mt the time will lie
paid to the said propreior, their attorneys duly au
thor,se first day OF January 1926 Treasury
in Washington, such Loan Office ON the books where
oi any portion OF said Stock may stand.
Information is further given, that surrender OF The
Cerhcntes OF the said Exchanged per cent Stock will
be required ne the time of redemption,
rest thereon will and determine the 3Ist ny of
December. S2i WIN. IL. CRAWFORD.
Secretary Of the Treasury
q n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-05

M 40 committed 10 the jail OF Henrico county on the
W <u July, 1928, Negro calling himself ADAM
~ sVes that he born free, and bound cut TO q
sr. feachey Franklin who lives IN New Glasgow. Am
herst cOu0iy, irom wb"n lie away. Said slave Is
dhou twenty years Old his complexion rather arker
man tst of muiatio, about five feet SIX inches brs
had Oh when commiued, pair Of blue esssinrt paots
looms and cotton shirt. f
The owner Of said Slave IL hereby required 10 come for
warO prove property pay charges and take him aNsv or
ne VIII he dealt With s. the lsw directs
JOHN P. BURTON, DIS.
September 90. 42Evt1..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-05
MISS ELIZABETH KEEIING

1 ,pSs f oE-rbot ON the first day Of December.
y, IN he Store-house OF Watkins q e,en In ,ha
or o' oharior, between the hours OF eight in The,
"Ihisg anu tour In the evening of that dny and So on
n oay 10 DAY until the Whole taken shall nrocee
tne IMPOSITION OF Joseph Pearson and of Other mo-
W ne reau as evidence in de n,inr Il, n
Nv. CUnt Oh Ohario.te and uideteru ned, wherein
III wv, p'an''h and 70" and VIM roer are deirpiau,s-nt
proper. 'e"u s"ou'd you think
Octobsr o. EDWARD d. FOWLKES.
4y-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-05
.Slares and James Rlrer Lond for Sale.

VI T..
IN the first day Of January next the Land on
~ James River in the county Of buckingham, called
Green iili, belonging the estate Of Col. John Cabei
dec will he sold To the highest bidder upon the pre-
part Of tue purchase money 10 he paid cash.
and the residue thereof in three equal annual payments
the said payments secured by bonds with security
lien on the land be reserved In TINT suits
'he purchaser The tract supposed acres
whereof upwards of 200 is james River bottom OF
excellent quality, and much o high land FIRST rate
tobacco and wheat and-about so SLhpES will be sold
NJ the same time and place for cash.
r. CABELL, 1r,
JOHN CABELE }HA's-
81 October 10. AsIfe,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-05
BANK STOCK Ar AUCTiON-

'S,HE following Stock belonging the
late DR. George Cabell, OF Lyucisure, will sold hy
orer Of his Executor the Nercinr.'s Coffee House In
the City OF Richm,nd, on MONDAY the nth oCToDER
next for CASH, viz :-75 Shares Of Old stock Bank ri
VirSiniaiIi do. New Stock Bank of virenia-and 3I2
Shares OF Farmers Bank Stock II will be sold in
suit small as wei. as large purchasers.
Sale ut ~ O'clock. JAMES L. LYNCH
Sert. 5. 35-wtd
X The above sale postponed until Monday the 18th
November r.