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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-23
Nautiral 1ntrliiGcnee.
PORT or NEWPORT.
ENTERED.

Brig Brothers, Smith, Matanzas,
Sloop Euntrcss, Read, n York,
- Nancy Il Polly, Anthony, do.
, Elizl-ann, Child. do.
- Ann-mara, Gardner, do.
CLEARED,
SciIr. ka'cy, Barlow, Warcham,
Sloop Earl, Barlow, do.
- liuntrcss, Read, Providence,
Nancy ~ polly, Anthony, do.
- ERza-anu, Child, do.
- Ann Maria, Gardner, do.
;, Albany, Vars, y York,
- Superior, Bennett. do
y Ann, Child, y. York.
.3RRfp.iL.S.
lH"nnsnAv March l6--ar sioop John, Ne
cher, OF and i'' Garfield fr. Providence 9.
Stoop Albion, Baker, Vf aud Cor Norwich. &.
Providence
sloop Hannah * Nancy, Turner, from
Warren.
FRrpW--ar sloop TIuntrcss, Read, II bours
fr. n York.
Sloop Nancy & Polly, Anthony, Fl N York.
Sloop EIizl-ann, Child, fr do
Schr. Superior, Sawyer, Of Portland fr n
York.
SATurp,y- arr. brig Beaver, Work, from
Wilmington,
Brig Ann. .3lmy, of and for rrov. fr Havana.
Sloop Henry, West, of aud for \. Bcdf. tr.
Bristol,
Sloop Sarah, Poarcc, f. Bristol, for ITartfd.
SUNpAY---arr. sloop Superior, Bennett Fl
PROV. for \. Y.
Sloop Omega, Starbuck, Of and lr Nantckt.
sloop Henry, ,Masey,of& for Nantucket, fr.
Prov.
Sloop Hiram, Eldredge, of and for Sag IIar-
Dor, if rrov.
Sehr Love, Perry, of Sandwich, fr N. BedC
for Norfolk.
MoSDAy--arr. sloop Fisher, Prisby, Of and
fr Taunton,
sloop Fame, .Hlon, Of and for Nantucket, fr
rrovid.
TUEspAy---arr sloop Fame Walden, ir rrov.
schr. Washington-packet, Shove, ir dex-
andrla.
WruNEsDAv---arr sloop .4nn-maria, Gard
ncr, - hours from y. York.
.NE.UOR.l.FD1
Sloop william, Swasey, of this port, ar at
y. Orleans, -th. fr. 81. Augustine.
schr Industry, Reynolds, has ar, at Norfolk,
f. North kngstown.
At Sc. Thomas, brig Hunter, Carr, Of this
port, for St. CrOiK.
Brig Pomona, Newton, Of this port ar at
Bal'vLorc, 10Th inst. fr. Jamaica.
At Matanzas, Feb. y, brig Baltic, Robin
son, Of this port, ready for ST Petersburg.
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DirN,

In this town, on the nth inst. Alice Sher-
man, wife Of job Sherman, aged 53-a mem-
bcr NJ the Society of Friends.
On Sunday last, suddenly, mr.. William
Briggs, jr. only son of mr.. William Briggs,
aged ~.
Yesterday morniuc. mrs. Mary b. Clarke,
wife ofmr Spooner Clarke, in her 18th year.
In Providence, on Tuesday afternoon, last,
Mrs. Clarissa Simons, consort of William 81
mons, ESQ. Junior editor of .he Providence
Patriot, in the ;ioth year of her age. In no
ticing the death of this amiable woman, we
cannot, in Justice to our feelings, pass over IT
IN silence. During residence amongst us
oi sixteen years, Mrs. Simons formed an eX-
tensive acquaintance and her exemplary
lite and interesting manners has rcl.. red her
memory dear To numerous circle ut friends,
who deeply sympathise with the afflicted
family of the deceased, in the loss they have
been called To sustain. Although she was
summoned from her earthly enioynsnts in
the midst other days, and in the hour Of her
tondest hopes; vet, there remains to her sur
viving friends the strong assurance that her
spirit is at rest in better world.
I'm South kingstown on the 9th inst mr .
Charles = Smith, son of mr. Lemuel Smith
of Stonington, (Con.) in the s6th year Of his
age, of consumption-His unassuuiing sim
plici:y of manners, and correct department
through life, endeared him TO every ono with
whom he associated;-he manifested iaeveTy
stage of his protracted sickness the most per-
feet resignation, and seemed even to solicit
the hour, which would terminate the pains of
his youthful life. Though short has stay
though irreparahle his loss--he has left to his
bereavcd mother and afiectonate sister, the
consolitary reflection that they ha'e no rea-
son To mourn like those who lavc no hope -
to his relatives and friends solemn admoni-
tlon, TO prepare in youth for death, ,--remem-
boring that " Wisdom is the grey hair of man,
and an unspottej life, old age" - COmmuai-
catCd.
In Ncw-York, mr. benjamin Remington,
aged II, formerly of this town.
At Huntington, a.. I) 18th inst. Rnvmond
IL. Perry Esq. of the u. S Navy, aged 81
son of the late Christopher X. Perry, Esq. of
this town
In Bristol, on the ID inst. suddenly, DIR.
John Coggeshali
In North-Providence, on Sunday last mr.,
Daniel Wilkinson, aged 80.
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| PROPOSALS will be received until ,be
4 lst day of May next, for the supply a..
Fort Adams, Newport barbor, of
lOO,OOO stock or pressed bricks, and
UO,OOO common bricks
The bricks to average, when burnt, &
inches by inches by = inchcs--to be OF
the best quality and no salmon, arch, or,
broken bricks to be received.
lOO.ODO Common Bricks TO be delivered
IN the month of July, and 100000 in tho,
month of August next. The stock or
pressed Bricks IN July or August.
The Proposals to be directed to Lieut..
Col JOS. q. TOTTEN, U. s. Engineers.
Newport, X |.
Fort Adams, mar IA, 1896.
Tho Publishers ofthe Newport MercurN
prov' Patriot Prov. American, ,Fall-River Mon.
'tor, New-Iicdiord Mercury, Taunton Re-
porter, Bodton Patriot, Essex Register, New
London Gazette, hartford and Middlotown,
lCon) papers, Ncw.York American, and n.
I, Evening Post, will insert the above once o.
~ces unit! the lst Of why, and forward their
accounts.
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RHMSEt 1HUIpa

TX BONES and Drums of FIGS.
~ 20 Boxes Pruncs.
50 Boxes Lemons, Oranges, Grapes and
Raisins, Just received at No. lSO,. Thames
street.
n. b. Fruit of all kinds received regu-
larly, every week, from Boston-sold in IL
ny quantity to accommodate purchasers.
J. w. EDDY has received consignment
of READY MADE CLoTnING..
$50 pair Of mems Shoes and Boots, TO be
sold on very low terms. mar. 23.
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fessed the crime. sni also The whole ar
rangelnents by which the robbery was
committed. Ii appears that four persons
were concerned, two drivers and two 9TH
ers On the day OF the robsry, tho driv-
ers and one of the acco!npliccs sat on the
front OF the stage. the mail bag being un-
der their feet. They unlocked the port
manteau, cut open the letter bag, and as
the stage proceeded, they dropped on the
road such letters as they supposed ofval-
ue.--The fourth accomplice, being onhorse-
back behind the stage, took up the dropped
letters and put them into bag provided
for the purpose.-When approaching a
house where the stage stopped, the port
manteau was locked, and all things appear
ed secure. The whole transaction took
place between Philadelphia and Newport.
The Philadelphia Press says: There is
no longer any doubt but the persons who
I'tcly robbed the United States mail, arc
i'll custody"
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From the N. Y. Mercantile Advertiser.

I'VE learn by the Fame, arrived at this
port, that the Chilian squadron, consisting
of seven sail of vessels ofwar, with a num-
ber of transports, carrying three thousand
five hundred troops, under the command of
the Supreme Director, sailed from Valpa-
raiso, November 25th, TO make an attack
upon the Spanish establishment at Chloe"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-23

ftcm The ranks Of privileged castles, or
from the military class. the distinguished
men IN these new States have rather pa
1riotic and generous sentiments, than ad-
,nristratire and political ideas.--Let them
study the progress of the United States, at
the same time wise and energetic, let them
establish promptly regular FRANCES and
respectable fleets, organize their consttu-
tons so that they may skiliuliy lead null
titude. still ignorant and indolent, introduce
with prudence, liberty of worship, of opin-
ions. and of industry, let them form their
CGbildo upon the plan and in the spirit OF
The Anpio American municipalities and
nrovipcial assemblies (the only real and
solid foundation Of free governments) "a
wake also reason, which sumbers among
n neaple accustomed TO a state of pupilage,
and dcvelope peaceably theIowertul gertns
of activity, whcn certainly are not want
inr TO the country nen of Nina and of the
& ron d'Erolles, but which too often burst
oot and are DESTROYED in the fire of devour-
inr passions. Intimate communication
with the L. States. especially with the
States of New England, would be an ex-
cellent source OF instruction for the Span
l9h- -Alnerlcaus--Il ID loI lie olussl uauSH-
Ter of American liberty to be the guide of
her Younger sisters, and to gain over them
the empire OF persuasion and friendship :;
let her show herself frank, disinterested,
great and generous. The noble post OF
being at the head of new world, is GER
.ainly we'll worth the sacrifice Of a few
dollars IN duties, and few bales ofcotton.
The Spaniards have now large squa-
dron in the West Indies, which is to be in
creased by other vessels from Cadiz.
There is mystery as to where Spain has
found means to fit out this fleet, and find
means to maintain it. She may have some
secret supplies. Pallad.
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Marrir1,

In Providence on Thursday evening last, by
the Rev. mr. Brown, mr.. James .iibro, of this
town, 10 miss Amey..}nn b. Seamans of the
former place--mr. Christopher Vaughan, TO
miss Ruby Ann Briggs, both of that place.
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We arc happy 10 learn, from the otlen-
ding physician, that the able representa-
rive Mr.. BuRsEs, from Rhode-Island, who
has been detained from the House for sew
cral weeks, in consequence Of severe at
tack of t.e prevailing influenza. has so far
recovered as n ride ont, and Nyill IN few
DAYS be able to resume his public duties.
f.lct. Journal, 18th iaSl.
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THr Mail ROBBERY. We are inform.
ci. lsays the Baltimore American Of the
1ith.) that one ofthe mail drivers who had
been arrested on suspicion Of being con-
cernel in the late mall robbery, has con-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-03-23
mar. IL.
Cierks Office, supreme .Lid,cioi Covyt-coua-
gOf .hcUport.

cteTkS OUco, oRprcWc Jnd,ftol COUrt-eOuR-
~ ot Newport
.WIIEREA5 BErsrv JassroAs Of New
w port, III suid county, wife of Benjamin
lannigan, preferred her petition NJ the late
March term Of the said court, praying for tho
reasons stated therein, that the bonds of mar.
rage between her and her said husband might
be dissolved, and decree Of divorce promul.
gated; which said petition was received, and
notice ordered by said court to bc given 10 tho
said Benjamin This is therefore 10 notify
the said Benjamin Janngan, that ho appear
before CUR said Supreme Judicial court 10 be
holden at Newport, within aud for the county
Of Newport, on tho fourth monday OF hugilt
mex, ensuing tue date hereof and shew causc,
Gf any he haih) why the prayer of said gcii-
ton should notbe grapted.
HOj~VES U'E.iYER, Clerk
Newport, march 40. f-26. liul6l
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LOOK HERE.
Y. l. State XOttery.

A. B. Z.
Draws on Saturday next, 25th instant
hhotc Tickets oniy S3---Quarters rs cents.
CAPITAL PRIZES.
1000 Dollars
800 Dollars
400 Dollars
800 Dollars
100 Dollars
l,lO0 Dollars
1000 Dollars
900 Dollars
500 Dollars
700 Dollars
600 Dollars
800 Dollars
400 dollars
300 Dollars
, Of 300 Dollars
dl Of 100 Dollars, &c. &c.
IuR FRIES Gait Al
Cal\ahan's.
ALSO
\ few more Tickets in the Washington
lodge Lottery, finishes drawing THIS
DAY, in Wexford, Highest Prize $500
Tickets only Sl--Quarter5 % cents.
Nh %.
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State of Rhode-lsland, &c. .

State of Rhode-lsland, &c.
WAsHrsGToS sc-Clerks Office, Supreme
Judicial Court, mar. "a, a. D. lc26.
VNTnEgrAs Lydia Sweet, Of North-Kings-
w town, in the county Of Washington,
wife Of Ambrose Sweet, late Of said North.
Kngstown, but now residing in parts un-
known 10 said petit toner, hath filed her Pc
,i,ion in said Office praying for the reasons
therein stated. that said court would pass a
decree OF divorce rendering null md void the
bonds or rnairimony now subsis,InZ between
her aud said husband This is I,sfefore TO
notify ~. said .4inbrose Sweet 10 appear, ii
Iie sees fi. at our said court, next 10 be holden
at South.King stown, within and for tho coun.
Is Of Washington. on the fourth monday Of
spril neat. MATTHEW WAITE, (1k.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31

CHANCERY. AT an inter venn- court hes un and held
Ola % county, at me courthouse III T'Ppahanneek the
John ner and Anu hi. wife, ROber, Mann and Susan his
and Ambrose, john, Thomas IIudley na ats under
the age OF twen,y-one years. by Elizabeth nundley their
guardian and neA friend, aud Josiah L, aud, Plaintiff,
Lewis WhemOre and Jane hi. wife who wa. Jane Ryani
Wyatt Whiueaore and Nancy hi, wife who wa Nane, Ky
iand, Edward yian Allen ,land Elzabeth Ryiand and
so,iy ky'and Joseph Tiilman Sally wife, wa.
Ryand deed iunley Ryand John Simmons and Nancy his
Nus who was Nancy iiyanj, Thomas She,o Joseph Sheor
dr.n oi Elizabeth SheIor dec who wa, E1ah.ii Ry,nJ
akrr Tod Hunter and Catherine his WIFE who was Catherine
hyiand, Joseph Burnett asd Elizabeth his wife who
E'neh land, John .and, Of Joseph Rysnd, dec.
James 'yand, Edwin Ryiind and Jvanna Il, IsnJ Levi.
mSke'9oroush and Henrietta bis wife, who Henrietta
die, Joseph MeTyrt ami Polly his wife, who was Poll,
Halle Joseph Halle and Johnahan Halle benjamin Jones.
jones' an inan, eldO Richard Jones. dec, Pat,
pet! Jones' infant children Of joseph Jones' dec. Jaus
- rham aud Nancy his wif,, who Nancy jones William
uns aud Sally hi vile, who Sail, Jones, RieLad DUN
Elizabeth his wife, who Elzs6e;b Jones' aco Tod Hun
er aud Joanna hi wife, who Wand and
wa Mss Faucet, and Mary aud Thoma. ood inun chill
"fsn OF Nancy Wood dec, Nnd N hard Hundey D,idt..
''i against the jeeniaui, PRAYING Tor the sale r sei Of
ia"u containing about two huidied scr,s lying il
M equity Which was late ihe property OF Richard Rylan
aud f." division of the proceeds between the plaintiff,
a defendant: according 10 their ,epcct rights aud PRO
" AWARDED asains the dcirndints ih appear
mere an" answer the and show cause IL any the, can
s't The sale VI the land aloresi and ID. division Of the
"'NWeeh Tue piaia IL and dei.ndAnts As n
lo essd and appearing tie s4,iaetion m die out h
"e Parker Tod Huner and his wife Jo-
,'Ph pu heu and EiFaheh ~. wiz, John y
and Edwin X! land, Jacob TOD Hunter and Joanna h wifi,
senJ nam Jones and Richard llutiey are not nhahant of
' commonwealth, II /. therefore ordeied and decreed thai
W .enu"h's a. appear here before the third
uohly IN Aay next and answer the plaintiff. bill nd shew
cause ahy they eau, again the sale OF lhe land aforesaid
"uo division o the thereof prayed for
and That copy of this odrr he forthwith inserted in IN. Rich
mcnd Ehqune aud continued TOT two moths succe,,yeI
nd that another copy be posted the door Of The
mouse OF this county two successive days previous 10
Tie said third Monday in May A copv Tssic
March 81. 100 IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31
IL tae GoVsrnOr Of fde Commonwealth Of T-;,
Il PROCLI.UxlyIOW

ktHEhEas II la, been rep ntcd the Executive bv
q" 'nlu ION TAKEN before ohe Of The Coroncr OF sif
ioa county onhe lth day If February last that most ,
ou nueF mas Deen committed the bod, or Mai,
se he properly OF one Fielding Cults OF the said cn,n,
sI iu' 'her sppea' by information eiysd from n, n,r,
1u commonwealth attorney FOR said couI y thai IN. III
hS ma" ned andi' supposed 10 be the murder .r AZ
nave therefore thought proper with IN, advice If
.he Council OF StHe, To offer reward OF two hundred oi
70 any person OF persons who will ami convey a.
me jail oi Stafford county aforesaid The said Fieiin,
ana q" moreover require oil officers civil aud iary and
eNhot the good people OF the commonwealth To ma. be,
ne.t endeavous TO cause the said fugitive be appIch.
tha' he may be dealt with as the law direct.
Given under band Governor, and under the ..,I ~
L's The commonwealth at Richmond, hi. 2iih Jsv of
March, 1926. JOUv CVr LIZ "
Fielding Quits IS about 81 2S years old OF low ,.
brown or auburn han, red face with Of hi, fore M
)eeuns, with constant and unD,eanns snie ON his co,nic
' '"""''
March 81. 100 -.
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.Notice of Yrnat lNnIe-

" virtue and IN pur uance Of deed trust, beariny dat,
,he day oi February 10 s, admitted 10 rec I H.;
county ciciks ofcc, executed 10 me bv LC,u,,
reui"i The county OF Fuvsnra, tor the purpos at .r,
s Tue payment OF certain nf money tcre,u
'he supscrhrr on MONDAY the Twenty fpurb In 81
np 1895 at fiuvanna court shall proceed TO sell al uh
nc auction io ready money much of three certain
'nu 10 ana oy The said deed oftTust and
Containing five humid ed aud seventy .ninc acie, he I'm,
ne " irs' lying and heins situate in the said county Of
"1hha hnd the same that conveyed bv Tb,nss I,
H. udin rxeou1r nj David Ross, dec TO The aid villa; D.
~ ny deed hearing even d'e with lie aforementioned
'"s as shfiihe ."h,icnt 10 pay sun of cirL,
and sixty eight dollar, fifty ecnt, viii, ,,stnI
IN from The i day Of February 1871, till payment and
all Tue expense, ot sale Acting merely a. tr,ste. hall
veJ TO the purchaser such tile a, passed f., ~ lac ,
ueed Of trust but Excluding ali warranty tEere,c r,t
'sa'' myself and all claiming by, throu. or unir- me
Richmond, March 81, 1926. ,4 w.' Ii
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INTERESTING AUTHENTIC.


Extract Of letter from the Havdiia, dated
the ED of February.
a. On the 10Th inst. Spanish squadron, consist
ing Of Ave friga,es and schooner, under Commo-
dore La Borde, sailed for St. Jago de Cuba, trans
porting 1900 troops, and will proceed thence
cruise to the Coast of Colombia. No pains and
expense have been omitted in equipping it, so that
it is many years since the Spanish Navy has had
SO brilliant and efficient division of vessels in
operation. They are prevsioned for FIVE months
cruise, and from the Commodore down TO the cabin
boy, have all received their pay in advance TO that
time. Instead of apprehending the preparations
making by the enemy to invade this Island, that
feet has gone to meet him on his own shores. a
ship of the line called the Guerrero, is expected
here shortly, and will soon be followed by two
Others of that class, the San Pablo and Algesi,as
Every thing is extremely quiet and tranquil
under the present firm and energetic government:
we are particularly fortunate in the heads of the
respective departments thereof. Gen. Wives char
acter needs no comment-Mr. Pinillos, the Inten-
dant General, is a man of extraordinary talents as
a hnancer, of interchangeable industry ard strict
integrity, which circumstances, added to that of
his being native Of this city, have secured him
the confidence of all classes, that the resources
and means at his command very great. Com
modore La Borde, chief of the navy, is brave.
active, and experienced seaman, ard of established
reputation" " z. Gaz.
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Corn 'ruaica,ed.

AZ meeting Of the Louisa Ba on MONDAY iSih of March
Shlf's H. himhrorsh ing called ia, hair, Al-san
u " N"y'0h appointed Secretary, the following esou.
t'rns were proposed aud adopted as uibute TO the
OF james Lewis Mn.r, decd.
their left for thy DAYS a. tr.rinunia Of s cice
Tor Their deceased brother James L. Minor.
Resofred, That copy he IN
the itiehmVnd Enquirer Cha, Ioe,ve Gazette r ruS
h,ahon a copy. a NJ. CLAYTON, Secretary
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.afaRSJf5L,S SaIn

pcr'uanee Of decree Of the Superior Court Of Chan
ecry Ter the Richmond District pronounced the 2eih
day OF March 1925 in the of WIN. Mary College
Mitchell Sc shall the 2aih day of MAY next. at King
William courthouse oaer for sale the highest bidder
pues auction, fo cash. tract OF land lying in said county
being the lot sold by sid college 10 Fleming Mitchell.
d known on the college book Of surveys as lot No.
tanning two HUNDRED and ffy four acS.s..
j. GUERaANT, NJ S. C. c. r. D.
mafch d. fOG-tdS
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"a, N1TaNo

- EoPECTfULLY acguaibt. h friends a me public that
he has hken the store Main street. lately occupied nv
Mr. Thomas Lambert where the Tailoring Business, viii be
Garner on az herf'olore anil he hopes fon his duy and
tong experience IN various branches IS bis business 10 it,
sure snare oi public prouage, aud pledge himself tb, no
exetttUhshal he spafedo render general safartinn.
lie VIII keep constantly hand supply If reasonable
goods ~ his line, which he will make up orde Cat the
made arrangements in Philadelphia aud New York 10 be fur
nsed With The newest Goods and Fashion, Immediately on
their arrival from Europe.
L. x. beg leave 10 inform fhose gentlemen residing in
the coun'ry who have been in ihe habit Of dealing with M
Lambert that We hlsrcaincd their sud will attend
ed 70 favour hiin with
Marth3i. toe-d
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BJ the G0rerHorcf the Commonwealth OF JiygIsia
4 PROCL1MdIIOX.

a PROCL1MdIION.
vHHEREAS il has be- rep es-ned Il, the E.eru,;v h,
~ M ioney late sheriff Of Logan county, that ert,in
Edward j. Bfieksl, who had heeu rrmanled Tor the.
on oil horse stealing did, the 9th inst make hi,
edpesffon The cut dy Of thu sud Toney, and now going a,
agei 1syf hetelOr thought prpef, with the of The
council OF Stt,o Offer reward Of two hundred dollar. Il
any person or persons, who will apprchcnd convey e
county OF Logan aforesaid, the sad Edward lIrckc And
do moreover requr" all officers civil and Inilarv and ~,
mort The good people Of the Commonwealth use Their best
enieaVo TO the SAID fugitive be unprecedented b, he
may be dealt with the law directs. 49,
Given under my hand Governor, and under the seal
IL 81 Of the Commonwealth Richmond, ih 3O;h day Of
March, iSZ5. JOHN TYLER.
Edward j. H. ickeli about 40 years Of age feet OF no
wad high, dark skin, black hair aud down look M. .
thumb shot OF aud next hngef Injured, carpenter by
'htewd fellow and wiIie well lie has a wife aud cb,l ~
~ tfeenup county kehu'k, aud some re- aton ON SIM.
Geek, Ohio. lie has betn oft Gie crimes Of diGeren,
kinds, Wv
March 81. toa -t-
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.M-ARSHAL'S S.4LE.

pursuance OF decree Of the Superior Court of Chsnce
~, 'o he Richmond District pronounc ed 10th day
OF Msrsh TOO, m the esse Of VIM. aud Mary College Il
lot' &c shall on tn. 9Th day Of May next al King Will
am c"u thoue offer for sale, highest bidder at public
oeuon Tor cash. the two following Of land lying in
One containing hundred and thirteen acres
anu e other two hundred aud twenty three acres being the
same land conveyed 10y deed from president masters aud
professors OF said college, TO John Elicit.
J. GUERRANT, A. S. @. G. X. u.
ularohoi f0S-wi2w
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NOTICE

OURSUANT II ~ order NJ Cht.tehed aounty count will
sell ~ Chesterfield courthouse. the second Monday in
nay next Chat heifg court day) for cash. negb named
william Harvey, WHO l'' been committed =, The isi Of aid
county as afuusay h' owner falling apply Tor hun within
the time piescribcd by law.
WIZ WINFREF
=, Acting Jsilo. log Re-. I4skiDs, ShG sud Tsilor
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-31
MOST VALUABLE ST.qND.
FIEliALE NDUC4TION

U1HE School The resdeucs Of the subscriber eopdu,fed
hy Mrs udd last year viii Nc continued arn the orc
year under her direction The Of intrusion eors
pr,e full for accomplished and useful lcdueaoo
fhc the heretofore Tor al charges eHcere
drawing ADD mu $40 per of months - dosr
paid IN advance the bisnce into equal payments the FIRST 4
he cod It FIVE uoub and The balance the end Of The
Nuic will he 20 dollars per quarter Of Sc essons, a1d
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