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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-12
Trust Sale of VaiuQble Land and N;gr0cs

Trust Sale OF pdlt0bie Land and NtgTOcS
execution OF deed OF trust, from Lew Jones PM
denoe his wife, 10 tile payment debts due
from the late finn OF Mos and jones, the Subscribers will
proceed u sell public aueo the 10Th day January
next, fair, il the lair day the of
Jones' the county OF NGoway, Of land Oh which
lac resides, Big Noowsy river containing 1913 ID acres
due portion OF flat and mbee I'd land the upland fertile, IN
high state of improvements good condition for farming
aud well adapted 10 the eo;ue OF corn wheat, tobacco,
cotton and commoduus dwelling houss house and
all necessary houses This estate is situated in healthy
aud agreeable hood and within IS miles f Petar.-
burg Also other tract OF land containing 40 ia
portion a iand lying the county OF Lunenburs Motto
way, both sides of Big Nooway river, djoinng we'll
known Falls Mills which have been heretofore sold for the
benefit of the creditors If the late firm Morriss Jones'
Asc other Of land containing 266 Ia acres living in
the county Of Luuenburg the road leading the Fails
Of Nottoway river 10 Lunenburg Courthouse.
In execution Of the aforesaid deed the
place, the Subscribers will eed TO sell in like manner
10 and So valuable slaves, large portion boys
and also carriage but little used Tie Subscribers will also
sell under The provisions Of the said Decd the aforesaid
Jones' stock OF all kinds, which considered be valuable
consisting Of horses, (ncudng pair nc hoSes) cows hogs
and sheep Also all his household and kitchen furniture
farming utensils, including aud gear The land will
be sold credit VI aud two years. personal
credit oi twelve months the giving bonds with
approved security. The sale will continue from day {, day
until completed
WI NRhe &, Ov iESFj Trustees.
Nov. 2s. Std,
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TO ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS. SC.

P'9Po'nt for the building Of Arsenai, AUGUSTA
Gsogid
NoNFORMABLY, 10 an ACT Of Congre,,, passed on the
" Goth of May last, aud received from the
Ordnance Department. will receive Proposals until 25
OF December next for the building Of Arsenal viii the
same kind OF materials and on plan corresponding with the
standing the vicinity Of Augusta excepting an adj.
dion to be made of wing for Officers Quafte which, ia e
present building, omitted in the Northeast corne also an
addition of length and four IN breadth TO the go
wings which TO form the 0cers quarters with piazzss in
ont OF both stories to be supported by circular columns of
Tie same kind OF stone that which forms the base
Of The present work. aud Also the substitution Of brick
aud blockiu cutters for the wood cornee aud common tin
cutters on the present Arsenal The site 10 he the Saab
aud not exceeding two miles diItaDt from that building
Three separate Proposals. requested construct the
proposed building, with entirely mateiaJ another 20
construct with the privilege Of u,ng all the materials Of
The present Arsenal Pns those eompr1g the Magazine
and the wall which ounds and id f5f the
OF the present Arsenal, Glands without eference to-
o connection with the building Of the The present
Magazine VIII stu he retained, aud therefore, charge will
he made IN the proposals. for the construction OF another
According the plan last mentioned great advantages will he
derived ~ The CONTRACTOR, from the materials of the present
budg which are generally, ~ state OF excellent pTcserva
tion and great proportion OF the most costly ones
saved without loss, and be transported 10 the new site with
much less expense thin could from any situation
where hey could be obtained All the reesoue which
the base aud coping of the present work, aud all heavy
framing o every description, together with all H.. doors 90 4
frames, "ndow glass, sis window frames add blinds aud all
the roE work. eau he saved for the building with hot
very tfnz loss The savings too from three millions
bricks, and from the slate which covers the present Ana
will also be very Considerable.
The present Arsenal built Of the hest hard brick on
OF ifee-stone ng four feet above the grounJ-thc work
believed to be executed IN mastery insurer, and Is
peeted that proposals will be offered but with The condition
that the new Ast6a shall be completed in every respect IN a
style equal at least, to tie present one.
The superintendent, TO hmse the right Of deter
mining which Of The old buildings shall he FIST sken down,
aud which Of The shall De 6st commenced and
Pletcd. NJ. NJ. PAYNE.
Mgj0r U. States Arriy.
u. s. Arsenal, near Augusts, Ga.
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ELLERSLJE

THIS beautiful Farm situated River in the upper
a. end IL Heinrich, adjoining the John Wick
ham, Esq, distant from Richmond about miles. Ii con
by survey, GIG acres Of which 200 acres al first.
rate low ground, 80 of which Tuckshoc Isan the
balance the creek ofha naue aud about 40 acre.
Of cleared sh land OF good quality, average Of II bushe.
Of wheat T. the having been Produced om them when
under the clover system This farm abUnd springs which
have been known fail in the dryes spells Of weather.
which traverse every field the msin laad aodng album
dance of water for Stock The james canal passes
the far within 800 yards Of lie barn. which Il,
spacious and ccnains Of E1ars rhfeshing Machines in
good repair with all the buildings necessary we-nanayed
siucco OF the durable quality contains seven rooms
with fe-paces,a plainly hut neatly finished. There ali
the other usually found attached genee rs
Enlistment; iee-houe, kitchen, smoke house, &c. &c The
will shew the place Any person who may oho,se
examine IT in the abseneeO JAMES CURRIE.
Oct 81.
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20 virtue of deed OF Edmund tatt,un aid
Ed Martha w. his wife, me, dated the 29th day
her, IG3, recorded the Court Ut the county Amelia,
shall sell, the Isl day OF January next public
TO the highest bidder, for ready money! 9 slaves together
with the increase, the date Of the Iced females
Also of land called the Creek Plantation
about ei6 acres, aud ing the above mentioned county
The sale will be made upon the land. IL. NJ ROBINSON
IS Nov.I82S.
John Ii. Cooke for whose hen, i sale will be made
disposed give upon receiving from the pun chaser
easers approved security credit twelve nop;hs
much oil the proceeds he entitled receive after
Quoting thereirom about $500 this his requc.t
Nov. 20. 58-tds VI NJ. ROBINSON.
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SIZE OF .WEGROES.

tElLL he cold - TN. highest bidder, cash. front Of the
w Bell Tavern, the ci; Of Richmond, Thur sav the
toutih day oil January next (s27 far, otherwise the ls
iir day thereafter, between 30 40 negroes hcionug
bays AMI girls. Among he several ssiuah
ptnte, hiacksus, brickyers h'cn.aA nes, myers,
coal ~, hands, , house The sale cOn.saIc IRON
day to Day, until Completed
By The EXECUTORS.
Ncwkent county, Nov. III 55-lds
a. The o'c sale val conducted by Z. ii. Hubbard,
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ny Tn. ENQUIRER i, published twice week general,
md three times during the of the State Les
tr,-Price the same heretofore FIVE Dollars per snna.
IN advance. Noes of chartered, spsciepsyins hanks
IvS viii he received payment. The Editors will
r he safety of RENTING them by NAIL the postage Of all let
era being paid, by the writer's
n. No psper will disc n,nued but at the discretion e
the Edtprs) until ali have been paid up.
IT Whoe will guarantee the payment Of nine papers
.halj have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, OR LESS-Enst insertion rs ceHt,-eacb
eoniiuuance, 50 cents.
No inserted, until it has either been paid
r,- or ....sA by this city, its
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virtue OF deed III executed 10 for the purpose
therein m.ntion.d, b., John :. ThoIuur the 18Th of
June 1874, aud duly recorded oleiks Office OF the
county court of Cueper, shall sell public auction
The premise, To the .e bidder, for ready noncy. Wed
nesday the -Oh day D.ccuber, If far, otherwise tn.
next lair LAY, the estate called ELhUoOf,, with appurte
nanecs, Containing thirteen udi aud halt
OF iand hcug the conveyed AID Thornton by
Thomas Norman and Fanny his wli-, hy deed hearing
the 2oih OF August 1921 and Gully recorded ia the county
OF Cu!Pepsr.
JOHN BRoCKENDRoUGu, Trustee.
NJ, ~
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Taiuabie Names Rae Lund.

WHAT valuable estate called Chroaks Sury county,
4 miles below the cOuithousc ed ur sale.
III lies on the South SIDE OF james River, Hog Island,
AMI hins for distance the y tate survey
cora'rs 1851 acres tIe greater part VI which ceaTe-
From te fertility OF tue soil, wlh tot squaed 10y
III the county, tins estate cUn.e cd hy Judges
admirably adapted 10 the growth OF cotton Possesou
he had ON the frs OF Jan Capt John Faulc on,whu
resides premises Will give any concerning
them For apply the r Yin, Ai.Aahria,
ID. u. W1I. L. E0DGSON
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Dec. l..
a TEACHER Hunted.

JNHE subscribers wish employ for the ensuing year.
l. teacher that well qualified TO teach the English Lam
gusge dramatically Geography, L,tn Greek and Maiheia
ticks ANY gentleman producing satisfactory evidence OF a
perfect knowledge in the ahov. branches will with
couragsinen ny applying the Subscribers living the up
Fer end vi Chesterfield county.
THOMAS BRANCH,
HENRY cox,
Spencer WOoLDRIDGE.
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ELL GOODS,

IN ALL NELSON has received by the Richmond Packet
and other late arrivals from New York and Phlade
part OF has FILL GOODS: Amongst which are, London
superne and cloths and Vatn,a Flo
reniine aud swansdoSn vestng.; point aud Whitney
hiankets t. red aud yellow lnne csrPeies aud hearth
rugs; IRISH linens sheetngs and diapers; German oEnabur
aud tcksnburgs; thread and cotton checks aud ckne
niec shitings, sheengs aud pas; London printed
bricks aud cacOe India Swiss and Scotch null, heck, ia
comet and cahrc nrsns with general of ho-
sieIy, silks, atin, ces and other fashionable Fancy Good,,
which he viii sell al unusually iow lio-s.
Sept. o.
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NOTICE.

TNHE subscriber offers has his friends and the pub
Il lie, sell all kinds OF country produce cou,i,sion
and pledges the attention the lie will
attend to the selection aud buying OF every description
Groceries, and frvm his long experience that i- hopes
10 general satisfaction For the present he may be found
the old stand OF L. Ii. Co.. the Bell Tavern
Al. q. LAKELAND.
20
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.HDVEPVI.S EiTE.A-T.

THE tract OF Land called Hill Grove, containing above
500 acres, lying the lower end OF Amelia coynty
meiy adveised still for sale. 1t make
cotton plantation will he sold all tog atsr into
parcels. The terms will beaccomniOdalIng.
WIgranI. mar 4. G4--ff W1I b GILES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-12

"A. J. SHFJfAJVSRI, Practical Dentist,
LYON the better accommodation Of my professional visitor
have rented rooms IN the dwelling house formerly
supled ~ DR.. Clark on street, opposite mr. Nesons
Store
oBee bours fsOD su.ii !so NJ and Fl on to q p NJ
Dee. N c,al
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COlI5TISSIO-V BTJSLNrESS-

tFiE undersigned tenders his the public,
Oommission Merchant, with the that any busi-
ness entrusted TO bD shall receive that attention may
W. nj. SWOOPE.
Once between Z on DE eros, sireei nearly opposite
the BtB Tavern
Nos. "a. IT, stS~a
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NOTICE

WILL sell TO the highest bidder publicly for ready money
the thrd Monday in December next at Necklenburs
Courthouse beng day, hundred shares Of oanvke
Stock, upon which nietytR per have been paid
These shares subscribed FOR by Alexane Boyd aud
been duly transferred to ine.
JOHN ID. HAWKINS.
Dec. I. 59-6t
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Sale of YaiuGbie .Slupes.

Sale Of PdiuG6ie ;SiureS.
nm Thursday the 18th Of December next, will he sold
~ Aunied, the late residence OF Matthew Page.
this county, about seventy valuable slaves, consisting men,
women and children credit OF nine months will be allowed
bond with. approved security being given
WILLIAM II. PAGE,
Executor vi Matthew Page
Frederick county, Nov. II. Sj---tds
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MDTIrE

WANTED at the Pen,entary, large supply ct timber
w various kinds. Kindergarten, requested TO call
the Pcniientary St1r, and the bill between this ant
the 20 ins when contracts will he made.
THOMAS NELSON, r. A. P.
NJ ,o0n
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Hopkinsrine for Sale, under a Deed Of Trust.
virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date the I'D day Of
40 March, 1926, executed by cha:lc. L. Woodson
and wife, will be sold the 27 day of Dec next fair,
net the next fair day, for money, the well known
Tavern the Read the County Of Powhaan,
called GOPKfNSIILLE: Also the following slaves, Wig.
Phil, Esther, and her three children Julian, Billy and Rich
ard much vt the said property may br sufficient pay
the due under the deed Aforesaid The sale take
place ON the premises.
SAMI.: TAYLOR, Trustees.
WM. ). DANCE.
NM u
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YeNHE meeting q" the Stockholders Of the Baak
Virginia. will he held their Banking House, the City
oi Richmond, OH the hfst Monday III January.
W. DANDRiDGE, Cashier.
Derf herf
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- virtue Of deed Of trust from james Currie and Caro-
I'D line hts wife, shall trustee sell all the crop 0f corn
fodder, tops aud huek., immediately after The sale the
above property. JOHN HEFH. trustee.
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LRND FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale the tract Of land which reside,
tanning by 4SJ acres aud lying in the county Of
uooehand within sd Of mile of the Courthouse Of Mi
ehesux Ferry and t2 o two public landings james river;
,ne land bounded side by branch OF Beaver Dam
creek aud on two other sides by public road, healthy
situation aud is well wateTed; the Improvement comfortable
snd convenient dwelling house for family Of ordinary size.
nefe are on good barn and every necessary OFT house,
Ietew iarm shy, IN the market afford advantages
superior IN every respect TO this. Persons wishing
axe requested TO view the land which will be sheSn with plea
sue oy ue the terms Of sale will be accommodating, part
2hy bsus required 10 hand application may be made Col
os. a. az W. eUERRANr.
M no, Z. RANDOLPH proposes establish boarding
school Tor young Ladies, New London, Campbell
teims vr session Of ten months commencing The 9th Of
Board etoo
Tuition 10 all the English branches Including Read
ing, Writing, Grammar, Geogr Apply, History, CBfO-
French, 90
Spanish, %
Drawing, %
Washing and fnendinr, 20
Music per half session, =
Dancing per quarter, -
bachsehOar will furnish her bed bedding aud owel.
r.. Ford1y Scholars.
Fuel, ' "V"1"' '''o "
Board aud tuition payable one half at entrance the balance
y the expiration Of months.
'n9ugnt proper 10 state that any one OF al Of The above
anches will be taught parents or guardians may
When no directions the contrary are given tbev
-AusaaIs. '''" as-0
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mCORlfyCR PLOUGJTS.

.HCORllICR PLOUGHS.
fENIE subscriber has hand aud offers for SALE al The
Richmond Plough Mandatory, opposite the Union Hotel
assortment Of the celebrated Mccormick the cast and tn.
improved BdR-SHARE PLOUGBS.
WILLIAM PALMER.
Also on baud, few three-horse Self-shsrpeners.
Gs,,t az
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PROSPECTUS.
i" I'm Lgnis Fatuus among the Clouds"

transient spark entontbd in night
saed % faint aud feeble fight;
Mv form shall etude the eye,
Bur fr1.fh Oh tr,s,h caa neoer die.
yTyO BE PUBLISHED IN NUMBERS.-The first number
To consist of hundred pages TO cost one
dollar per Copy, neatly hound. and published tive
hundred subcrbers shall be Obtained, OF which due notice
will he given. .
The abavc work will consist Of Poems. intended principally
10 that eleconeerng pn aud foT alton,
which are making such gigantic strles through lsud anu
10 expose coiu, aud pTesumpucus temper toJ often
by persons OF wealth and aud their satellites,
IN The the weak feeble and eenceless The
Author conscious that will, by enlightened aud impartial
public be Judged and according to its merits for
hear, 10 in regard thereto
their attention. merit aud meIi, only, patronage
and by hi. works alone he wishes TO be judged.
Dec \ G2-2t
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WILL sell at my Plantation IN Powhaan IS mile, from
Richmond, Fine Greek Mill from three hun
died barrels Of Corn from 10 10000 VT. fodder the stock
OF horses, hogs with the farming utensils Apply Ito
bert PLEASANT, OF Fiue Greek for tue subscriber, v
lug in nenrico County. II the above property disposed
OF by the Goth Of November will that DAY sell to the hi
est bidder oh the premises. SAM: PLEASANTS.
Sept ~ Al--tf
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ELL GOODS.

FILL GOODS.
I'VE receiving aud opening large proportion OF our
w Fall and Winter GOODS; amongst those now opeLine
Bales Of rose point and iudle blankets
Bales napt cottons, various makers
Bales hanneis fearnots and bearskps
bales beached aud unbesched domestic sheenss and shit
ngs, pete assortment
Broad cloths ca.s.efes oil all qualities, the most
superior imported
Pelisse cloths, OF all colours
Nesngs, 10 suit the
SILK, Cotton aud worsed hosiery
Furniture cambria and garment dtnitss
Cases Irish linen, long lawn AMI shertinc
few pieces Flande Sheeig, heauiul aud cheap article
Gases satiiIet, he'd tickings aud ,hecks
Boxes VI looking ssses put up dozeas, for Wholesale
trade
Cotton shirtinEs cotton catnbricks
Susiins, bon.bazines, bombaLetls
Diapers and linen camhrios
complete assortment OF merno and Cashmere shaw and
scars some beautiful
a small assortment Inerno anj cashmere hdkfs.
A few beautiful PLAIN black silks
Thread laces, Hat bobbin and
Canton, nankn aud Italian Grapes
piece beautiful gauZe flannel.
They expect daily additional supplies from New York and
Philadelphia all which will tie sold much pr
Oct S. f2-f Wal. NEALE Il co.
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TEACHER qualified TO teach tae Latin AMI Greek
IN gusses, aud the higher branches Of English literature
wanted TO take charge the Enfield Academy by the 10Th
January, 1927. S. WHITAKER,
Secretary to the Board Of Trustees.
4.
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-ro-r,,LI UVuttc Hospital, TViIIiausbuTp
NOiiCEs hereby given that all the cell IN , ;n.,,;o,
o, s occupied, and that paens viii be received
be- ~ 'ne s1i cells are vacant; due notice Of which will
Z TS - ~ o5oc. VI The Couf; % Directors
- LE0 HENLEY, e.e.d.
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$500 Prizes,
IL 600 Blank-.

S,76O Prizes, S97,440
Is 600 Blanks,
Tickets or Shares be had at the foiiooizg
Whole Tickets, S5-Half, do ;U-Quarters do. 1 IS.
Package, Of tekeis embracing the so Nus. which
warranted draw at least $50 (ne SID can be had at The
following rates:
Whole Packages, S50-Haf do. 25-Quarter, do. 10 60
Or should be preferred, the amount which they must Of
necessity draw will be deducted certificates gwen for Ten
Tiektts:
Whole S33-IIalves. i6 50-Quarters, %
Cash advanced for Prizes demand.
orders enclosing the Cash Prizes above, post paid.
for Tickets Shares, wall prompt aliencn address
sed,o YATES X MCINTYRE,
RdlelgA Fayetteville, ". c.
Dec. 1. 59-l7D
" variety of Tickets in each of the Northern Lotteries,
can he had BY applying above.
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North and South Carolina Lottery.
FIRST GLASS.
To he dawn on Goth Of Dec.nh,r 1926 at Fayetteville
80 No. Lottery by Combination aud Formulation Dla~n
B. YATES & A. MCINTYRE, Manages
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Wu4ted a Single Man,
nF good moral ehaT-cter, known TO he honest
~ peratc aud industrious; such would with btI al
wages by applying at the Short Pump Heur,co eouay.
Nov.
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,oMhIIIED to tue JIi u .ewkent county, thes2sh
~ day Of August, 1925, CYRUS, negro slave, who
says he is the property Of Ferdinand 5. Campbell of VIII
amsouIg aud was hired for the present year TO John Bic
Oew oil the City OF Richmond lie had when committed
oek cloth coat aud was,eoat, brown linen pan,aoon aud
oiaek hat he feet 10 inches high, dark Complexion,
visible mark The requestedo forward
prove property aud pay charges, else he will be dealt with
as the law directs.
Nov 10. 53-T
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Formers Bank of Vrghlia.
IE annual meeting Of the Stockholders for the election
Of Directors for the Bank, aud for the Offices Of Dsooun;
aud Deposit will be held Wednesday, the Sd day of Janu
aiy next. VIM. NEKEkvIS, Cashier.
Dec.1 59-dm
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PETER n. BEVERLY. ESQ.

PET'ER X. BEVERLY, Esq.
IR; Take notice that the Eighteenth day Of
- Iug month OF December, between sunrise and sunset,
the tavern Of Mr. - johnson, at the Piping Tree, in the
county u King William, shall proceed to take the depos
ion OF Carter Beverly Esq be read in evidence suit
depending in the Superior Com Of Chancery for the Rich
mohd District which suit you plaintiff, aud and others
are deendan and that shall continue TO DO from day
day between sunrise and sunset the place until the
said deposition be fully akes aud completely which
aud times and place, you uay attend IL you think f
CHARLES ELLIS,
JOHN ALLAN,
Nov. ~. SAID Partners Of Ellis 4 Allan.
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AUDITORs's REPORT

The Speaker Of tie House of Fl Dei Tl1," e"i
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-12-07
Marrir0.

In this town on Thursday evening last, b,
the Rev. Mr., Gammell, mr.. Isaac Lawton tc
miss Mary-Am freoborn, daughter Of mr.
John Freeborn,
Last evening by the Rev Mr.. Cammell
Mr.. Henry O. Titil, to Miss Elizabeth Moore
daughter of MIR. John Moore, both of this
place
Az Littlc.Compton, mr.. Job Briggs, ir. 10
miss Betscy Bailey, daughter of Deacon
Abraham Bailey.
In Bristol, on Sunday last, by the Rev MIR
Wight, Hon John Howland TO MISS Polly
Munro. both Of that town,
In Providepce on Sunday evening, Sd inst
by the Rev. Mr.. Pickering. mr. Samuel Burr
to miss Mary.Ann Perry, all of that town.
Dtr1.
In this town, on Saturday, Goth ult mrs
Lydia King, aged 6l years
On Sunday, 2tth ult. mrs Patience Briggs
wife of Capt. William Briggs, aged 73 years
At st Mary's, Georgia, on the eth ult
mr.. John Baker. merchant, of this town, in
the 81 st year of his age.
In Providence, 2Sih ut. mrs Hannah Moo
ney, aged -, a native of the city of n York
On Monday, mrs. Lydia Gideon, aged e7.
In Bristol, on Monday last, suddenly, mr.
Edward Munro, ir. aged 4c.