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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-17

! TOWN MEETING.-In consequence
of the damage done to many of our streets
by the late heavy rain, Town Meeting
was called on Saturday last, to lay Tax
for the purpose of Immediately repairing
the damage e.-Wm. Ennis, Esq moderator,
A Tax of 5 900 was then ordered to be
assessed and collected on or before the lst
Dec. next.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-17

determination to "opposs.he aamiaistru-
tion right or tcrong."
The time for choosing representatives TO
the General Assembly is drawing near
Tuesday, the 18th of the present month. is
the day fixed by law for that purpose-and
it is expected, when il is considered that
this election and It's consequences, is prob
ably more important one than has or will
occur for many years, that the freemen OF
this State will promptly attend the polls
and seriously reflect on what they are a.
bout TO do when they get there.
When the General Assembly convenes,
doubtless there will be Republican meet.
ing, and some one will be selected as a can
didate. If the gentleman selected be a
Republican, and friend, and a supporter
of the present administration, he has our
best wishes for his success. In this we
doubt not the acquescense Of the present
incumbent and every friend to the perpe-
tuity OF our Republican institutions.
--ses---
RAIN STORM.--This Town, and its
vicinity, was visited last week with the
heaviest rain storm that has occurred here
within the recollection, we believe, Of our
Oldest inhabitants. The thunder and
| lightning which was unusually heavy and
vivid, commenced on Thursday night a
bout IL o'clock, and continued its tremen-
dous roar and appalling flashes until after
sunrise the next morning. On the follow
ing night the rain continued to fall in tor
rents for nearly ten hours, accompanied by
almost one continued and unceasing peal
of thunder, and the sharpest lightning we
ever witnessed.
The rain did considerably damage to many
Of our streets--some Of the narrowest on
which resembled river, on the surface ol
whose swift current, were actually seen
carts, timber, fragments of fences, &c
borne along with amazing rapidity, laying
PROSTATE every movable article that in.
tcrcepted its progress. The Engine house
containing the Engine No. 3, was removed
from its foundation, some distance, be.
sides several other smaller buildings. We
have not been able to learn the extent o
damage sustained in this yicinity--but
presume it must have been very conside.
rable.
In relation TO the quantity of water tina
fell in those two days, there is some diver
5ity of opinion among persons who endea
vorcd to ascertain the exact quantity
There can be no doubt but that there mus
) have fallen at least 20 inches in the cours
of last week.
-~-.e@~~.-
II TOWN MEETING.-In consequence
of the damage done to many of our street
by the late heavy rain, a Town Meetin
was called on Saturday last, to lay a Ia
for the purpose of Immediately rePairini
the damage WIN. Ennis, Esq moderator
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-17

hgreeably to promise in a previous pa
per, we this day publish the very able let
ter Of the Hon. JOS. KoBERrs, Of Penn.
sylvania, in reply to the Philadelphla
Jackson Circular. The Virginia Rich
mord Wing, has most fully and distinctly
expressed our own views of Mr.. RS Let
ter, in the following energetic terms:
"Mr. Roberts bold and unanswerable
rerly to the Philadelphia Circular (or rath-
er to Chandler Price's) has exposed him to
the assaults and ribaldry of the hetctoge-
ncous compound of political interests which
sustains Gen. Jackson's pretcnsions.--The
head making against II, is inlallible evi.
dence that that already celebrated letter,
has produced a wide and deep impression.
Harmless productions are permitted TO
drop stll.born FROM the press, and to sink
into oblivion without noticeable ones
arc selected for attack and utupe ration.
The angry denunciaiions and whimperlng
fault finding, elected by Mr.. Roberts let
Ter sulficisntly pdisate TO which class 1t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-17

belongs. The opinions Of 80 old and
staunch Republican, so well tried and
upright citizen as jonathan Roberts, so
frankly addressed to the people, so dsin-
terested in motive, and so ably sustained
by argument, must and will be received
with much respect by his countrymen.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-16

I lust Received by DayID a,1 D..
- bER1 KYLE, several packages Tn ''-
mong which arr the folioa ny af,Irl,s
lew pirets u TEL aud iaBf, toIofs.i
EIblhs for Geaiirlnro's 10Th. '1
3 CASES Genlemrn's Beae and Fur II
2 do Buys do.
Blk. fg'1 and shaded Silks,
/ Case Blk. Maudarine and Canton T..
Robes Pe
A few pieces do. elegant fancy color,
Cases Cacoes
? Boxes fashionable Gauze Ribbons
An elegant assortment Of Tortoise sb.n
Tuck and side Combs
Thread aud Bobbnei Laces
A few pieces Belt Ribbon
Ladies' blk. aud white English Sin Cine.
Gentlemen's do do d.,
Blk White and pink Grape Leece
Case best Slnchew Umbrellas
/ do Bingham do
GentIemen's Woodstock Gloves, first on.r
Sattinetts and Manchester Cords
Bed Tickings s. Plaid Domesllcs Indie.
Apron aud furniture Checks. { cal,s.
Sd, Al, and Ga brown and bleac1ed n,
Plain, striped and fg'd Jaeonet Muslin, ,
small Case Jaconet Cambrics, SUPERB.
article
CoIored MarstiIes Veslings
2 Pieces superior White do.
4 Trunks Ladies black Morocco Shoes /.
l do. do. do. Pruuella do.---f,s,
style
2 Pieces black Italian Lutestriug
j., do. blaze Mode
S Pieces Genilenen's Silk Vestinvs. don.
bic chain
Gents black Italian Lutestring Crayats
Also, several articles in the Sadlery Line
consisting of
| dozen Superb Hogskins
Birdie Bits, double aud single rein
Spring Strrnp Irons, full plate
Full aud half plate PLAIN do.
Buckles, Slides and Roller Buckles
Norsted and Cotton Weddings
An assortment OF Gig and Riding Wins
y. b. Among other articles, Case Ger.
man An. nor Boiling Cloths, of very supe.
rior fabrlc.
The above articles are new and well So.
lectcd, and will be offered at prices unnsu.
ally l"". sept. I.
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July 81.
Advert sement.

/nHErsubscribe has lately taken the house
- formerly occupied ny Mr.. Townsend
fruslow, opposite Messrs. Smith e. Bagwe1's
store lie offers his services TO the pubic
as n Tailor, and he respectfully informs the
citizens OF Lynchburg and IFS vicinity, thai
all those who may trust their work I" his
care they may rest assured that ! shall be
neatly executed, and with the qnickpst dis
patch. I shall also keep ready made clothes
Of ali sorts and sizes, and will sell low for
cash LINDSEY Is. PADGETT.
Sept IL. Ist.isll
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Ynl UHAW AY, from J. Wickhams pIanlati.
IIh on, Middle Quarter, Tuckahoe, in the
county oil Hcnrico, Negro Boy, named Ii
ty, about IL years old he is likely and intel
ligent, his features are round and well form.
ed. iii, reputed Father, Sam Wright, Tree
negro, is said 10 reside in Lynchbnrg or To be
there frequently and. us the boy ran away
aud was aiken up in Lyuchburg year OF
two since, il is probable he may now be in
thai place or the ncighborhood; he went off
the last time about the month Of April last
Areward of thirty dollars will be paid to
any person who will deliver him 10 John II.
Jennings, the overseer at Middle Quarter, on
James River, opposite Finnie's coal pits.
JNO. WICkHAM.
Oct o. ic6wl9
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Orfnrd ErnnLe .1c1demA.

lIE Fall Examination in this Institution
will commence on Wednesday the 10Th
November next, and close on the Friday
evening following. The first session OF The
next year will commence On the second
Monday OF January.
The very liberal patronage which has been
given TO this Seminary, the past year, has
encouraged the Principal to increasf Tue num-
Der OF teachers, and To make some impor-
tant additions 10 the course OF studies here
tofore pursued He has engaged Gentle
man aud Lady for the ensuing year who have
had "A long aud successful experience in
teaching in some of the first Academies in
our county.
\ Cabinet of Minerals, Chymical and
Philosophical Apparatus will be added be
fore the commencement of the next SESSION
Every recitation in Chymistry, Natural
Philosophy, Astronomy and Minerology will
be accompanied with a Lecture, and the
principles in these Sciences Illustrated by APP
propriate experiments.
Particular attention will he paid to plain
and ornamental Penmanship, 10 the projee-
ton aud drawing OF Maps 10 plain and or
namental NeedleWork. \ stated Lecture will
be given 10 the two higher classes on Men
tai Philosophy. Able and experienced teach
ers will be engaged in the departments Of
Music, Drawing aud Painting. I've Semina-
ry is WeH furnished with maps, Globes. &c.
No alteration is To be made IN the prices o
board and tuition. JOSEPH LABAREE.
Oxford, y. {. Get 8, 1926. c6w9
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NOTICE.

10Y virtue of deed of trust executed by
- Christopher Isbel and WIN. | Isbeil
the 9th day OF October, 1924, and duly recor-
ded III the county court Of Amherst, we shall,
on Monday the 9th day Of November next,
al the market-house, in the town of Lynch,
burg, sell for cash, the following property
to satisfy said deed, to wit A tract or par
eel of Land, lying in the county of Amherst,
containing ~ Acres, one House and Lot,
NOW in the occupancy Of Wm, |. Isbell, stu
ate in the county of Amherst. and three
slaves Cesar, Charles, and Peter, (watermen, }
together with all aud singular the rights and
appurtenances belonging to the said tract OF
Land aud Lot As trustees, we shall only
convey such title as is vested in us, tho it is
supposed to be indispntable.
DAVID HOFFMAN,
LEWIS GREGORY,
NATHAN b. THURMON.
Oct. 9. tctdsl9
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auction Sale.

n WILL positively sell, at auction, at my
Store, on Monday the 10th inst ii lar, u
moi. the aeA, fair day, all The remaining stock
of my GOODS. consisting of Caicoes. large
assofimen, OF white Cambricks, large assert
meni Of SILK Gloves, gentlemen's Buek-sk,n
do. Blue and Drab Broadcioihs, q general
assortment OF Hosiery, Cotton and "ofsfed
of al colors, children's worsied Shoes, case
Socks, List over Shoes, great assortment
Of gilt Button, ladies tuck and side Combs,
Pocket Books, Brass Hinges, Steel furses'
Shoe Thread, great and general assortment
OF ready made Cloatbing suitable Tor ne al-
preaching se8son tor seryauls.-Also, oih q
Marina Shawls, rrntlemen's and ladies Hats,
all kinds genlemeu's Walking Canes 0i bdin-
boo, fonf Show Cases, aud good assortment
OF Ribbons, Sewing silk, fiannels, Green
FREEZE, Drbb CAssemere, some household
Furniture, &C. &c.-Ibose that have claims
\ gainst me win present them Tor payment -
The sale 10 be conducted by John X. H.
Payne, auct'r. MARY klSp.
Oct @. ,dsl9
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N,fA,We B o OK >.

r.ulr nh.efibers have just received by the
latest arrivals from fhiladelphla' the
following hooks.
Ths life Of WIN. Plnkney, by Henry
NheAioa. in sol.
R,.nIa,tYe House or the Cavaliers,
end Roundhrads, by one oi the authors OF
de rejected addresses, ~ vols
Crafty a Nn,tL in vols.
phr Merry Tales Of the wise men OF
Gotham. by the author Of John Bun ~
America.
Woedstnrk lay the author Of Wave ~,
Crusaders, IA vols.
Tale. Of the Wrld md Woneerful, IN l
vol
An INJURY into the nature and treat
insnt NJ Dntttrs, Calculus aud other at
fcrtIons Of urinary organs, by WIN. Prou',
in vol.
A Treatise an the arrangements OF the
liver, internal Organs aud nervous system'
BY Janes Johnson, IL vol
The True Masonic Chart ar Hierosly-
phic Monitor, by X. Jeremy, l.. Cross,
81.
The Tcmpa,'s Chart or Ilieroglyphlc
Monitor. by j. l.. e.oss.
THE Life The H.. Hon. Richard Bins
lev Sheridan, 10y Thomas Moore.
Coles Episcopal Harmony.
Chaunfs of the Morning and Evening
Prayers and Communion service, no sung
at ST. James, Church, philadelphia.
New Universal Gazetteer or Grogra-
phieal Dictionary, by Jedediah aud Rich
ard &. Mouse.
Conversations OIL Natural Philosophy,
new rdiim.
Walker'g Key 10 the Classlcai Prnnnn'
eialinn of Greek, Latio, aud scripture
proper uanrs
Adams Geography aud Atlas, new 'edl-
ton.
M,rs,,a do. do. do
Soclal aod Camp Meeting Son6s,
Llmmernaa uu Solitude,
O,.ao't pe.us,
Thompsrn's Srasens,
B.allcs Of Shakespeare,
Pnadlsr Ln-t,
Gehlemlh's Essays,
lady ui thu Lake,
Young Night Thoughts,
ltohnsnn Cftaoe,
Gnmsh,w's United States, With Qnc9
tons aud Answers.
Prayer Bpoks III common and gilt bud
lug.
Juvenile Study made Easy, &c. &c.
All of Which he ~ III sell low for cash.
c. 4. WITHERS.
July -.
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For Sale oc Nent

'pHE Franklin Hotel in tire town q
"A New Glasgow, in the county Of Amherst
A. = house of enterl sinmeni, this Is equal 10
my II the upper eonutfy. TIE buildings are
.arge aud convenient, anil praalise great ad=
ganfages 10 any person disposed 10 embark
~ that kind of business also several iraets
Of land ia the Conniies oil Amherst aud Nell
sou, which lands are well adapted 10 the cui.
ure OF corn, wheat, tobacco. &c.
DAVID 5. GARLAND.
July 81. if51
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YEAOR REM The House aud Lot belong
ing 10 the estate OF Walter Huntington,
decd. Immediate possession will be given.
Persons wishing to gel desirable situation,
are invited TO call and see the houses, gar.
den, fruit rees, &c. SIC.
A NJ. WADDILL.
Ort @ 4ilq
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-16
NA,Al.ANS. sc.

yfUST received, and will be opened to-
- morrow morning, at our room, back oil
our front store. a large and valuable assert
ment of Cloaks &. Winter Cloathine, viz;
2 cases Ladies, Misses and Boys Cloaks
case Gentlemen's single cape Plaid Cloaks
do do capes & Wings do do
do do with sleeves do do
do do English over coats
3 cases assorted Fashionable Camlet Cloaks <
Coats
Also, Q cases heavy Great Coats
Together with Cloathing of every description
Apply to ANDREWS & BROTHERS.
Oct 8.
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To Mr. Thomas S. Carter.

~ IR As Won are not an inhabitant of the
- state OF Va. you will take this as legal
notice, that on the first day OF November,
1926, shall proceed to take the deposition
of stephen Cash, at the clerks office of the
county of Amherst, in the said state TO he
read as evidence ou the trial OF a suit depen-
dug in said county court wherein l am
plaintiff and you sys defendant.
WILLIAM CASH.
Sep, ~ c4wSs
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Norlcf-i offer for sale my tract ofland,
L within seven miles of Lynchburg,co
tanning One Hundred and sixty-seyen md
halt Acres, by recent survey. This land is e.
quail to any in The parts and well improved,
has on II a good manufacturing mill, all com
plete, with one pair OF burr stones and two
pair country stones, and a crushing machine
for the purpose Of corn and plaster; likewise
good saw mill, and new distiiery. lust
put IN operation, by which may be made
eighteen gallons fwhiskey per day. This
null stands IN fine rich neighborhood, and
me country grlst is not surpassed by any in
inns par' oil The state. Any one wishing TO
purchase may be accommodated by applying
10 The subscriber living on the premises.
:. JAS. MARTIN.
May ID 1879
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BROWN

DEMOVAL--EDWARD BROWN
Al has removed his Jt,ceiler's Shoato the
tenement neat door TO the Nirginian Office,
nearly opposite Messrs. Holmes y Brewster
He takes this opportunity 10 return his sin.
cere thanks TO his friends aud the public for
The patronage heretofore given him. and as
snges them lie will endeavor 10 merit con
'nuance OF Their encouragement, by prompt
and faithful attention 10 their orders for re-
pairing watches and clocks, making and
mcnding iewelry, or executing my work in
his line with which they may entrust him.
EDWARD BROWN.
June |. ts13
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Nrl rNAWAY, from the subscriber, on the
IkL morning OF the 18th inst. negro man
named PETER, about p years old, large and
over common height, somewhat light COM
pected large white eyes-he got away from
under the lash, and is without chothes, hat,
or shoes, except pan'aloons.
II is probable he will aim TO get to Lynch.
burg, rs he got there several times when he
runaway from Mr.. Fitzgerald, his former
owner. will pay any person $50 who will
deliver him To me in Pittsylvania, IL miles
north of Milton, " c. or $40 If secured in
any jail. WILLIAM ii. SHELTON.
August 90. Isl
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warranted genuine.
He has recently purchased the entire stock
nt Drugs, Medicines, Paint, Oils, Dye-Stulls,
Nc OF Docts Owens Leclte which in ad-
dilion to his stock on hand. together with his
new arrival, renders his assortment extensive
and complete
His friends and the public, as we'll as the
customers OF Ovens x Leckie, are assured
able terms.
Practitioners of Medicine, country mer-
chants and others who purchase largely Gun
be supplied at small advance above the
northern prices, and good bond, taken in pay
ment.
The greatest attention paid to the com
pounding OF medicine and he pledges hun.
self 10 deliver no article out of his establish
menl but what is of the Purcst quality.
July II. ts96
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/D1IE subscriber, proprietor OF the LIN
- MEAN BOTANIC GARDEN aud Muir.
series nj Finishing, near new York, offers TO
furnish the public with such Trees aud Plants
as they may desire
The collection of Fruit Trees Of all the va
rious kinds, aud also of Ornamental Trees,
Shrubs and Plants, IS by Tar the most oAten.
sive and valuable III America.--ln addition to
the immense acquisitions OF former years, the
proprietor now has above 500 neW rnrtettes
ofthe choicest Fruit, which are not in posses.
son nt any other establishment in this c0un.
try, all OF which are announced ia the cata
oeues for 1870. The assortment OF Grapes
consists OF above $50 kinds comprising tue
finest wine aud table Grapes of France,
Germany, Italy, and the Crmea.-'lhe pro-
prietor having acquired extensive informn-
ton on the subject from nctudl observation
and erpericnee, is enabled 10 make such Sc
lection3 as mny be suitable to any particular
locality, and where such selections are left To
him, he will send such rs cannot fail To sue
ceed He else offers them IN assortments
far the first Of one dozen vines the prices viii
be eight dollars, for the sefDHd of the same
number, siG dollars aud for the third, four
and hall dollars. The collection OF Roses
exceeds 500 varieties, and OF Green House
Plants, he has above 1000 species, comprising
%, 900 pots, nmung which ARE all those known
as most beautiful aud interesting
Persons who order Grapes will be furnish
ed with directions for their culture.
Orders by mail direct {post paid) or thro
any agent in the Union, viii meet with
prompt attention. Catalogues TO be had gratis
Of
re. TOMPKINS,
Agent for ". Z.
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ArM,We BDONSa

MI 49, ~ ~ - ~ ~ -
Among them are the following new works :
Mills History of Chivalry OF knightoood
aud its times, in > vols. This Is n very in
tercsting and valuable production.
Life aud writings Of Frederick Reynolds
IN vols. This worI, contains great mass of
very interesting aud amusing information.
"reminiscences of Michael Kelly. This is
certainly one OF the most interesting produc-
tians that's been before the public for long
time.
"reminiscences Of Charles Butler, ESQ
This Is 81 valuable q production thnt every
person ought To own copy.
Lite and Correspondence of r. II. Lee, by
his grandson, H. II, Lee. The North A.
merican Review speaks highly of this work.
The Subalteru or Sketches of the Pennsu-
lar War during the Campaigns vi 1918 y II,
by nm eye witness The public may rest as
surcd that this is one OF the best productions
OF the day.
Continental Adventures, in z vols This
IS "A new work aud think very excellent
one.
John Bull in America or the New Nun.
chausen, by FauIding This work has been
50 universally praised that it win be needless
To say my thing more about IL
Merry Tales of Three Wise Men ofGotham,
by Paulding. This work is universally ndm.
red
Letters and Papers Of the Rev Thomas
Scott Never before published, with oCCas-
onal observations by John Scott, \. NJ.
A Treatise on Dict, &c. &c. by !. \. Paris,
NJ u. +. X. S. Ga new medical worl)
The I'd Vol Vrginia Cases or Decisions of
the General Court, by VIM. peterborough
The Cd Vol. lawyers Guide, by William
| Waller Henning.
Together with a great maAy other valuable
productions, all of " hich mn determined TO
| sell very low. ADRIAN Il. NORTH.
Oct. -.
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IncomDarable Calicoes.

ROBINSON &Co.-haye now the
&C. pleasure OF announcing the arrival Of
HE above truly beautiful article, together with
A great many Other rich aud desirable goods
At less prices than ever before exhibited
Their friends aud the public are particularly
solicited to view their assortment.
Net =
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DY virtue II a deed ~ trust, exersled
ID by George z. Richardson and vile to
he subscriber. i"r certain l,,sftiases iiierrin
-prciied. W,ll be sold, tn the highest bid
dpf, for each, at padflle auction. Oh the pre-
tnisvs, 81 "Wednesday The 18th day of Mo-
sember next, If far, II mt. the next da,
thereafter. Two Luis, lying 10 the Town
Of Lypehhurg, "n eighth and ninth streets
aud WATER street, and adjoining Thomas
4 Holeo nbe. The subsc,iber acting as
trustee iii convey only such title as Is ses-
ted ia him by the said deed oftrnst.
JAMES BENAGH, Trustee.
Oct. II. tdslO
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GREAT BARGAINS.

XN1E are now opening part Of our fall
w supply Of Goods, comprising great
many new ADD fashionable articles, which
we are determined to sell at such prices
as cannot fail 10 render entire satisfaction.
NIKE, ROBINSON Il { ..
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F0R SALE.
Oct L.

UnauSI SALr.-By virtue of a deed Of
trust 10 MS executed on the 2nd day OF
peGen.Ler, ls2I bp Naggere, Hereford, Marin
Hereford, JOSIAH ". Hereford aud Caroline
Hereford, Of Eoekinghum county, North.
Carolina 80 secure to samuel Hunter, Pleas.
ant Hunter u Mary bearing, the payment of
certain suns of money therein mentioned.
we shall proceed In sell, 10 the highest hid.
der, on the premises, on Thursday the 18th
dav OF November neSt, certain tract OF
land. containing 5si Acres, formerly owned
by Col. James Hunter, i'll Rockingham enun
", \. c. lying 0n both sides OF Bcaver Is
land creek, 5 miles north OF the Towr OF
Madisoa The heailhiuess and fertility OF the
place is well known. Aeonsderabe portion
being low grounds, It IS admirably adapted
10 the culture of corn, tobacco y wheat; and
there is also on II some excellent meadow
land Twenty SIX or twenty eight hundred
dollars Of the purchase money will be re-
onred at the time of sale and a credit can
be had for the balance. Those wishing 10
purchase can procure corn &c. in the neigh
borhood al moderate prices, rs crops are good
The 1.-THE will be warranted.
THOMAS SEARCY,
JAMES HUNTER,
Sept. %. c4ws Trustees.
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Come FORWARD.

I WILL sell on the 2ist inst at public auc-
1 ton general assortment of China
glass, qnrrns and stone ware. And also a
number nf articles in the grocery line
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
SAML. YOUNG.
Oct. f2. tds10.
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FOL. SALE.

n NEW TOR GIG, with BRASS or
.IA PLATED Harness.--- Also two or three
Ten Plate Stoves, with Pipes almost new
for Sale or Rent.-One or two Horses to hire
TO careful persons aud an elegant assorl-
meni OF Saddles, Brides, Harness, &c. winch
viii be sold low for cash, country produce, or
good responsible, paper.
no II. GRAY, Saddier.
Oct. B. tcINq