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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-05-13
LAWS OF RHODE-lSLAND.

Stale OF Rhode-Island and Provi-
dence Plantations.
|. In General .gssen,bty, May2
:. Session, "A. ID. 1896. :
AN ACT in amendment of The act,
entitled an act imposing a duty
upon licensed persons, and Others,
and bodies corporate, within this
State.
SEC. /. he il further enacted by
the General assembly. and by The au-
Mori'y thereof it is 'enacied, That the
lax imposed by said act. which may
hereafter become due and payable by
each and every BANK within this
State, shall be and tho same is here
by increased to twelve and one hal.
cents upon each and every hundred
dollars, of the capital stock actually
paid in.
SEC. Q. 6nd Be 1t further enacicd.
That SO much Of the Iirs, section Ol
said act as is repugnant hereto, b.
aud tho same is hereby repealed.
True Copy-yitness T:
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.
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gJp TERMS FOR THE STAR" Two
dollars per annun--on haiti payable
at the expiration of 3 months, and the
remainder at the end of the year. -
Che li-.slppar.a" has exn;rrI
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Arr at New-York. 7th brig Milo. Hatch. Of
bristol. from Havana. Left brig Churles,
Conn, Of this port, for Charleston.
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sTHarrfcu.

In Provijcnce, 10y the Rev. slr, Pickering,
Jones, all of Provilence.
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s@cteR9stR&

1890 Prizes } 1880 tick ; S96,s93
26,a7O Blanks 5 cts at 81 s5,
TERMS.
For 100 tickets and over in wholcs.
halves and quarters, Scheme price,
So 25
For 50 Tickets, e571.3
For 25 1ickcrs. ESQ
For single Tickets, .275
For Quarters, 20
Orders by mail, postage paid from
any part OF the Union, enclosing the
CASH, good prizes, or approved pa
per, payable Is days after the drawing,
immediately attended to, if address
u Ba WOOD
IstntJor Ictes & M Iatyre,
Managers.
Who has the Cash always readv
counted for all prize, sold by him d,
soon as presented.
Providence, May Is.
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Assignees Sale.

Aooi8nCCS OdiO.
WILL be- sold at iUBLiC AUG.
TiON, on Saturday, Tie 20.h inst.
al IL O'Clock, A, NJ.
4G1ESA AIlthe right. title aud in
:;::EA, tcrcst Which Cromwell LII
4:sssaa liner, had on the ssth 0i
March last, IN and 10 tho dwelling
House and lot which IL now occupied
by said Cromwell Luther, and pleas
antly situated at the junction OF
Main and Broad streets.
Sale on credit for approved cndors-
cd notes.
ALSO,
At the same ,imc,threc Beds, three
Bedsteatls, six chairs and two tables.
SSE5 SSffS $'Ef'hn as,sS: nHS4fSsssir,} 4'''ss'.'.
Warren, May 8.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-05-13

TOPAZ. This valuable mineral is
said To be found in the town Of Mon.
roe. Fairfield cstnty, Con. equal IN
beauty 'snd Value 70 the topaz Of Sax
0ny.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-05-13

The chartefnf the Concord N. H.
Bank : Samuel spaihawk. Cashier,
will expire BY. its own Limitation On
tho first day Of July next. All bills
not presented for payment on or be.
fore that day viii be lost to the hold
ers. N'tF''i
WEsr AND FULrcN. Three splea-
did pictures. to wit, King Lear. Orhc-
liza. and Orlando. the productions Of
West. and the property of Fulton,
were advertised to be Sold by virtue
oil an.execution, at ShcriR's sale in
New-York, On Saturday last. Neith-
er their authorship NOR their pr"prie-
torship, although associated with the
proudest reco!lectiuns of our country.
could rescne them from the common
fate Of Bankruptcy and neglect,
Statesmen.
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nstats. Iss.so5, Is.-All otter prop
|erty, 8.S2S os.-Prov. Amer.
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W@W GOODS
JOHN II. CROADE

p OFFRRs AT REDUCED PRSC rs,
g UPERFINE Blue. Black and Ol
~ i've Broadcloths and Kerseymere,
--nnd all the intermediate grades
froia IS to 60 cents per yard.
Calicoes, ne,c patterns, at Is. l,el
yard. t;inghan's. ia. s.Q
Figured and Plain hlusiins and Cam
bricks. unusually cAeap.
Colodrcd and white Linen Drillings.
Denmark Satteens. Jeans.
Woolcmets. Sa;imcts. ,t.
Domcsiick ,Chccis, Stripes. Cling.
hams, Ticking, BIcachrd and
Brown Cottons. &c. S'c.
ALSO,
0tnrfttRG,
"a ar WHcLESyYLE. ell
Teas Sugars. Flour. Brandy.
Gin. n. 4. and w. /. Rum, ,Sc.
DC. .&c. Shaiaf4 f
N. L. Just received a large sup.
ply Of SKATERS Mixed and White
two and :hrec threaded W 3
knitti'ng Cotton
AES s.:.s....ls.-ssAws. ...s-ssAws.
May Is. itp 'a
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JOB Printing executed at this Oh.
with despatch.
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Ti0,OoO Dollars for s75.

GGls1.ts.,NN..HWS ls1.ts p ..HWS
for the benefit ofthe Bistop's Fund,
GRO be drawn Oh the 2ith Of May next, and
~ finished in few minutes.
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The industrious editor Of the JOUR
nal, has footed the different colums
of the Annual return uf the Banks Ut
this State, made at the late session
of the General Assembly, which gives
the following result:
aggregate rei"rns Of the several Banks
in the State,
Stock paid in s,57O,S29 dollars
Deposite, 69S,48 S4-frotits on hand.
ll5,4lS, ,9o--Due from Banks, l49,-
555,49--BilIs in circulation, 832, 2,97S--
Due from Directors, SSI 1853, 55-Due
from Stockholders, 565.lS6,55-Due
from all others, 5,5as,755,9J.-Spe-
Gle, 375,o84. .94-Bilis OF other Banks,
1885, 5,69--Derosits in other Banks,
IA, is4,3s-Bank Stuck. 44,76O--U.
nitcd States Stock, 47.6sS,il--Real
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CNUIION.-A pleasure boat was
upset in Boston Harbour Oh Satnr.
day afternoon last, by n sudde:'
flaw, and four Industrious and wor-
thy men, stone caters, were Irowli-
ed, One other person in the boat
was saved.
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1t is reported that the Custom House
stores, at Vera Cruz, together, with
property mounting 70 two millions OF
dollars, had beea destroyed by fire a;
this place. aT ~
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7 INDIA.-A letter from st. Helc-
ina. of March 10th, states that intel
iigcnce from MaJris, received by an
English ship that touched at st. He
lcar, is communicated. that tho Bur-
mcsc war in India is at ali cnd, thu
Burmcsc having hcen competed TO
pay the British l2,5OD.o00 dollars
with All assignment Of five Pro; in
CCS.
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a motion that the House recede fiom
its dis,greems ntSith the Senate. hut
both motions were withdrawn. The
proposed- cohference was finally a.
greed to by q vote Of los in the Aft
native. The House was principally y
occupied in discussion on the bill
providing for til, relinquishment Of
certain lands sold by the United States
in Ohio. atli % ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-16
Engineer Office, Beaufort, W c..

YTyIIE Engineer charged with til. construction OF the Fort to
be butt; on tbs Eastern extremity ofthe BVgue Bsnk IN
chi. harbour, wishes to for fourteen
efce, Of good durablc building Sone millions Of
good durable Bricks o also purchase, large quau,,t, Of lu-
Der and oysl.r-sheis.
Tho person, who wish to contract, are Advertised
ThSt the character VI tie stone (per sampled must he
sppoved AMI Stone Of different character be
but at tho option Oi the Ensiheer.
be inspected aud approved, Rejected whot board
o. That the Stones mus, he bounded by nearly ree,a,rul,
surisces, aud have due proportion length breadth aud
ihcknes. jo be termed the face, be used al
oncs iu line work the other ,dc forming isir io, Sb,,
syalnS aud that sonr weighing lees baa ly pounds
berseeIsedb u, atihs option Of the ESsinees
That .ss .,Sa. vii b. measured in srse!ansolar solid,
fhe hJnc5 hs laid a, cise they eau be laid without
Iu) and received by the perch u twenty solid Tee,
f'{@so s, DC mad. 10 ,In s.n,,,s0's 81; no adj
will pay evsty eooy sfenoo Of Con-
fsa,Iori eoossteot with hi, duty.
WHAT with Cranes aid other 60 b. pro-
rjsdby the United Ste,, which all deliveries must be
1osde' sniossby sPesi, P.,I,,iOu.o the ecntia,y
fsos u tisrr contracts what Tine they will de-
iscrei what quantity per mOnth, quarie they will
liver whether they wish ~ ecsaet Tor the whole quantity
patti what difference price per perch they will make be-
That the failure fhe Contractor ia any one stipulation
ai not Immediately explained to the ,sisetiop fie 10,
neebe beash oths whole aud st the option Of the Hon
pited State. will be entitled the son of dam
ages ,s.essed andsrtls regulations OfpnassPh q
O. For the faithful performance of styulstiyn, bond, with
approved security will bereqnred for o penalty
,abeen, amount TO indea The United States for
costs aud charges Of recovering the sanie
10. So much Of tue above applicable 10 bfiek.
govern those persons Offering To contract.
IS. Proposals. to be sealed aud endorsed Propo,a 10
eofa.aet fof the dsliverym by - FLs
uroyos will be opened the day. between the l, and
Seenh Of March, 1926 aud The lowest bidder requ To en-
Ter without delay iD,o writteu eugsgementa
H. The EUynesr retsu the privilege rejecting the whole
number Of oPca should hs deem the lows, price proposed
loo high 6u 10 will not be authorised 10 reject be ipwe, for
anoihsf sub,egeu proposal tbcfofct writing, arc in
tsehspsed, sl lower sIer should berseeved and should
appear that made au! intended be received Al mn
ure before The day spponted for opening propo,s il shall
be received aud acted ou 10 like n'nuer with the OSer pro.
pals
jan 10. r D. f| e0-asx@v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-16
TO CARBOHYDRATES.


TIME subscriber BY the credit of the machines
4 u,sic by Inv late father aud -aid also by
has ih-.e last years, b.ss
10 ntoTa his rn.is and the public yre s!iy that he CONT
make both Potable and Fixed Wheat Tnreehy ks
rne, sreut aud II reduced prices all OF which
oais Vt Inc best materials put together the srvbsest
a,d hopes HE re.peeiaols und.rsisusd viii he
s,iilcicnt teeonin rndxiivu.
JOHN ExALI, opposite the Post-cIec.
Richmond, Feb. J, 1895.
have used ar. EAa.is Wheat Machine for four
have csaiun aging, that ct the best rhrrs
Mlchnes this ccstIiuy threshes
aai craurt and Is es Liable get der than any
machine have seen, and believe have tn.
st,iern Machines Vi thu IL able, beng
principally o and will lat, it taken proper
az y.4s ie, and IN o end VIII DO the cheapest vi all
uiscu I'LL CAREER.
Sney, JAMES, 1876.
have had A u.~l lie EAU Portable Wheat Threshns
aeue tor and have sayi, that
Durability eKedvn aud ,a'ns Of i, lar suPetior
sny Threshins Asce hiYs The faeiiy with
yuich is moved ddsra farm gives al.v decided adj
santases, and tits easily kept al uii-. }. AECHkK.
Dernlta ~ urdrrl, SIT Jan 1876
we'll saii,eed w,th the pei formed 10y Mr. Exail
syhrG MAca'ne and greatly peiu to u,ie. have
JOSEPH MAkN.
iiiehmcud, ia Feb. 1921.
REFERENCES TO
Sshn Wiesham, Esq WIN. r. Wiekham, Esq.
Nm u Raadoirh, Esq. johu u Mo'by, E,l. and oiisr.
ID. Treat too nun. soust 10 inentiou.
" j. wheat Fans Straw Cutting Mach.ne,, Corn Shell
nts, uni all Kinds Vt Agricultural lnp!e.nts made
best manner. Sini.h's Work La eeaesal.
Erb. 4. ST-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-16
YELLOW SPPTNGS-

liE .ub.erber having been long rendered capable Of
celebrated establishment the yellow Springs, situated 10 1e
county Of Montgomery sud State Of Virgins, sir miles North
Of he courthouse and nam road leading the Western
improvements all combine render this as desirable sus
ton 70 obtain health a. 10 the lie m venture 10 saw
tnsf TIE water has no supeo anj that the road, sS 70 Il
s infinitely better than 70 say other watering place 10 this
section OF the county Should any pefson ucine g. rent he
css doso ior several year., accommodating terms he
eoad expect Pef, vho Is cslcVia,ed Tor this employment
add val enter upon undetermined do well cousdeniy be-
eysthal he oanuos fail An early application viii be adyisae
ssthere se sose repairs 70 be INSIDE bsfore The season
ineDees Some furniture will be Supplied sud 6rst rate Baker
iHes near tbe ~ who co be employed tcrng.
CHARLES TAyLoR.
~ d. c5-sz1r
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.4dmi,,isfrator,s SnIe

WILL positively he sold ON Tuesday the sis instant II
w fair mt the fair day, residence Of the late
benlamis u johnson, dec. IN the OF Cser,ve Of
the aBe and most general OF O0DY ever ode
10 hi, section Of country, consisting Of Dry Goods
Hardware, Cutlery, Medicines, Pn,ier ou.en elias, and
vauable riding horse gig harp,y and two eou And
viii be hired the negroes belonging TO ssd Also will
he rented The time and place. large aud
spd cellar Term, of sale for all sum, OF Ten dal
lars and UNDER cash ard for all sum, doas credit
l ibe Isl January, 1927 will he gep It's purchaser giving
boni with approved security. 90
GEORGE w. DANIEL, Admir- Of Ben D. Johnson dec.
10. q,
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VIRGL.VI.l G-iRDEyVEH.

pIRGLtI-i G.iRUEJV'EH.
- ANDOLPii'S CULINARY GARDENER enlar yed and
~ present stale of cnsts, eIpi-
eneed Gardener, native Of vngnia, price so cents Just
publishedhy COLLINS q Co
Eastern District IF Vrgiaia
Rs heherc, That the 9th day Of Jau. in the 5oh
~ o the Independence ofthe u Aurries CoUns
.s.s..,s and Company Of IN. said dtc have Deposited
tins Office the title Of book the i,,ht whereof they
Claim proPriStors, ia the word, following TO
handpph Culinary Gardener, an sJante TO the
present state Of our clniate by experienced Gardener
2" Native ofVirgnia."
In conformity tho act Of Congress Of the United States
eniied EAU for the Learning by ,ecu
ms The copies of maps, charts and hooks, the slors and
,epret OF such copies during the therein
co. RID: JEFFRIES, Clerk
Of the Eastern District of w.
Fed. IL ii -
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Ten Dollars ReUard.

OST or was stolen tom the Lynchburs Stsre between
this aud Lsnshofns Tavern, the morning 10Th
Jahuy par 81 Saddle Bag, Containing az.
Pnrei and Red Leather Pocket hook with 10 usus written
on d, IN which was tue following bonds, via:
Thomas T. Ever aud Thomas KaIy jaime. Si,ptoe due
March is36 for 1856 dollars subject credit II iC2 So
VIM, o. Lswc anil john r. w. 10 Jane, St.ptoe Tor
1865 3D. subject 10 credit Of 205 u.s. due January 1926 Tho
above bonds assigned 10 me by James 6tepoc. Also jaime,
Steptoe and H. s. LanghhoIn Yqad dollars
payable d January, 1926 Jam,s boud Tor AZ 49,
As The above bonds be OF ur 10 any peron will o.v
III. above reward fr the Saddle Bag, aud contents r. IT,
Dyer i, marked the Saddle Bags
Jan 2s. So,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-16
PUBLIC SALE.

Ely viFtue ofs deed Of trust executed nv Cater (.rt IN
- ahe subscriber The 18th day of jane 1879 aud reeor
toned M be sold 10 The hishest bidder public a1oo for
cash. Powhsan courthouse the IGb Of the nest month
(keby hundfsd and eighfywo aad half scre, Of
,aors less lying 10 forhsn county, coutiruo, 10 e
lands Of Peter Sfnton Toms, Tsbb estate Ann He
ani Robert Tsyior much thereof w be sc.est 40
raise the due upon the ust deed sfor-ss =
,e cost, and expenses Of sssgsg toe . Tho tile vc.,ed
40 the subsr 6cI wlI bc o,nstysd 10 the sfipheser
s,ar rs y1e'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-16
CIIRIES EOR SALE

THE uheiiber duly authorised se. valuable estate
on which he RESTLESS belonging his father Mvsby.
Thu estate has been recently advertised well knon
tLAta particular description Of it is deemed No
estate the river advaptaye The buildings
and saoj repair and every land
on the farm in good order fo cultivation fbe small
P.rme' made with the cotton crop have sufficiently proven,
thatit adopted growth of that article Beng
determined 10 ell be had by those disposed
purchase The stock Of every description, farming utensils,
&c he had at yaluzton; aud viii seed the
crop Of wheat ft,fce For further particular. refer
the Subscriber WADE MOSBY, Jr
CurIra lulv A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-16
JOHN A. HILLL7.M GILLLiI,


- &1Mh SACKS beat storing liverpool salt, eas,
@6S SySS OF the brig Missionary, from Liver pool
40 hail pipes andy. cak, very superior vd L. T. Mader
Wine, imported direct two years ago,
10 iIhd', prime St. Croix sugar,
IS i3ass Green CaI.c
81 BOXES best Durham Mustard, jus, imported,
. fierce, Rice suitable for reisiiins,
CIates Liverpool EaIthrn Ware, good assortinents,
10 Boxes superior Ctaret Wine,
Gases he,t London cloths & casueres we'll assorted
Case bang-up cords & veveteeIl,,
do stout Iow priced Irish Linens,
Feb. II. aI-Snr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-16

WAS eo~nitiedto the Jail Of enreo a ruuaway ON The
ioth day Of Oetober 1925, negro who cali, him
self Henry, and ay'ih BE- !, the property CU enanip
cnsmbe,t negro trader vhyp he siris' purchased hin
80 or IS Of age, Of dark complexion feet Or neb,
ssb slim made aud has aPop he right side OF the fore
bead Just below tlie hair Had When committed, blue
white cotton shirt and bak hat The osner Of said run
away hereby desired TO forward and eoppy 9th the
requisites Of the law such cases. he will be dealt with e
eofdingly. JOHN Y. BURTON, Dep.
for Wm. DsnJijse, shg.
~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-16
Jsn.2G.

EVAS committed 10 the Jail Of Hanover county a, luna
w away the 3ih Of August last negro nuau named Pom
pey he says he belongs hey Sbaokleioot Of pcyya.
MIA and hired TO Richmond Kennel lie appears he
about IS years DID, and taller the generality u negroes
eoonlenanee bad, tooth out before kuo III, forehead
moi very visible, and Is much broken face neck
shoulders, having what the appearance osa ox ina
owner Of said negro required forward prove proper
", pay charges, or he will be dealt uh the i.w directs,
JOS. STARKE, n. 8.
. for Jmo. w. Ellis
Eove. 54-vta,rs
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The Steam Boat Noun. rernom,

PANAWAY a am informed, from the possession, Of Mr.
eiesetiah jordan of Lynehhurg, Va, about tic
nr Of January s my negro aan AcoB formerly pro-
petty Ut Alrs Elizabeth Lewis late Puwsan eopt
since hy her ~ nv deed VI in the Camp
he Clerks Oacs The said Jacob we negro
nearly r quite, six feet high, OF dark uuauo
70 to yesrspd, has small enen, hi, speech
WHICH 3 increased on hs being aeaisi confused He is
pr"oah> lurking some where Ia the ncighbvrood Of Dr.
Crump mile, above PowhAan as he ,ay, he has
wife At All. David Hyward' ithat vicinity. liberal re-
of The last arn,isned county and line Addressed 10 NE COM
mu : nun5 the last. ADNEk u. GALLOWAY.
"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-16

TIME subscriber will sell 10Th CHI next, public
- auction, before the vn duvf III the Eagle Tavern the
iiy VI Rirhoa hs planta,n called Bunk ers l lying
po,vte creek inthr county Of Chesterfield 1--WE
ie aboro the town vt Manchester aud bet~s, the Mancs-
Srr turnpike road anl iues River. THIS planaioa contain,
.JsI ~ LAND bail vi which woodland, heavily
Ouberei With OAK and pins aud Aa,y Laud
sA1siest Geek botlo.ss.
fhs consist Of commoou dwsiin, housv,
Sar, sable, house. all other
and saiuahe saw Mir abundaiiy soPpiied with
itosn P0w.io aud tinibcr wood
Iads VI ie piansaiian There also The creek
nesiy er-sted Grisi MILL exeeeut ORDER aud good
nesiourVvi Ior custom. Tho Plantation is situated
esabr nsisbhouOod, and we'll ed aud hcathya.a
cOdIy residence, tsrrv few situations desirable
md pOs.esse4 the
10 market; Tho suhserrbr intending the Wr,i-
Country will oder good bargain aud ~ tue
purcaser TRU.e who be disposed PURCHASE
YertJ requested To the prem~e where the
Der hs MI Jordan sut will give them such
II Te made kaown day sals, which will take
I3aee AZ ~ O'clock aud bs conducted by G. CLARKE
1<sct ANDERSON EDWARDS.
4
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a Valuable .lsfH for Sale.

NiH nbbriber oilers for sale hs mill iL
on the road leading from the Raleigh ani Old Church
Rirhaond. 1t is well lifted out having Que pair of er and
one vt burr stones and three bon, coi all inferior
~ Virginia He deem. unnecessary TO say more, thcs
wishing to purchase will the premises:
CURED will be one half cash. the o.her u months.
Hanover, Jan. "a ei--~4rt CHARLES TALLEY..
NJ would also se with the mill SO acre, of land.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-16
Fifteen Dollars Retpoyd.

M tho 3D. or ith infant between Manchester and Ms,
" Dranchs Tavern, wasgonrr wa, robbed Of tro bor,
marked" Haywood aud Luck, Of Williams L Crpsan,
n'enupnd eso,sinng black dssb Hats aud pthsp. both
and probably Stamped the lining With one or
9Igr Of thss names The above reward viii be paid the
seVefy OF Ell tho properly, pfUportiopse for sny
part OF y. WILLIAMS 4 CRtNGAN.
=
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-16

.totsce 10 Ete GrJUers Of Cotton.
rTNilE unvssned ntsnl be
4 of COTiOy in this market. They wall at all time. b.
prepared pay for tAt article ar value cash
sid th0,v bringing here for sale give call
Rinhinond, Sept. IL. 39-u KERR & CASKIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-16

NOTICE ishereby given that th.e CELLS III
tho Iun<e Hospital in tue City Of Williamsburg for
tae reception OF patients both
Byorder Of the Court Of Directors,
LEONARD HENLEY.C. C. ID
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-16

The celebrated Horse SIR CHAHLES
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-16

MIR. NIXON,s SpEECH.

"Jo'e me Committee offhe WAoie o., mr.. Pr.
c'eaus report, and Mr.. SmifA's anse.ds,ent.
m ine Lessssofsse Of South Caroline, Deee0,-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-01-26

y7IRGiNIA--A, suPe..er codFi O.
chancefy holden at tte towH "t Lynch.
burg, Oh the iilh day OF October 1879,
Ambrose kuekrf III
against
Tins'ey Rneker, sdmor Of YIN. J. Bnfks
dec and James { steptoe Def1s.
This cause eamo 90 this day 10 be heard
on the bill, answer 81 the defendant 1insles
tucker, aud M exhibit, aud upon The deere.
al order oil the twenty seventh day OF An-
gust. one thousand eigh, hundred and twenty
two, which appears TO have been duly served
nnon the defendant James {. Steptoe Hnd
aAs argued by counsel on consideration
whereof, the court doth order, that the de.
iendanl Iinsley Rucker, render an account
Of his administration OF the estate OF his in
ie.iate before one OF the commissioners oil the
eoufi, who Is directed 10 examine, State and
settle the same, aud make report thereof IL
The samr court, with any matters specially
stated, Thought pertinent by himself OF reqalr'
ed by tue parties To be 50 slated.
Aeopy-lesie
JOHN WILLS ok.