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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02
@POSrPhNEMENT.An
I'D HODE-iSLAND SOCIETY ia

2O tile encouragement Of Domestic
Industry. Annual Cattle Show ant
Fair, to be holden at Pawtrxet, post
poned to Monday and Tuesday, the
9th and 10th of October, 1926. The
Standing Committee Of the Suciety for
the Encouragement Of Domestic In.
dust;y, hereby give ndtice, that, in
consequence of the long continued
drought, and the SUB ;eQuent excessise
reins, by both of which the a,lima! ant.
vegetable world have been much af-
fected, and their progress retarded,
they have deemed il expcdient to post.
pone the Annual Cattle Show and
Pair Of said Society to Monday and
Tuesday, the GtR aud 10Th Of October,
1896.
or The publishers Of tie Provi-
dcncc American, Patriot. Mic, ,ocosin
and Cadet, pawtu,ket Chronicle
Warren Star, Newport Mercury and
Republican, are requested to publish
the above three tines once h week
and forward thcirbills to the Socict,
for payment
Sem. =
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02

A Ia Court of Probate, holden with
n in and for the town of Warren,
on the 9TH Of August, A. ID. 1896. Hez-
ekiah Boswoith, and Beth6ny Vinni.
cum, Administrators on the estate Of
JOHN YINNICUM,
presented thier first account of adj
ministration on the Estate Of said de-
ceased, TOR -Whereupon or
dered, That the consideration of said
account be referred to Monday, the 4th
day of Sept. next, at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ.
and that previous notice be given (by
publishing this order three several
times in the Northern STAR TO all per-
sons Interested, TO appear at that
time and be heard. A true copy
Witness, 5. RANDALL, Clerk,
Aug. l2.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02

A TIA Court Of PROBATE holden with.
"A IN and for the town of Bristol
Tue 7tli day Of August, is26.-The.
Administrator on the estate of
FRANCIS LIB. D'WOLF.
late of Bristol. deceased, presented
his account Of Administration for al
low ancc-- Ordered, that the consid-
Grafton thereof be .ferred to a Court
of Probate TO be holden on the 4th
day OF September next. at three %.
clock, +. M. at the State House. in
said Bristol, and that notice be Civ
en- by publishing this decree three
times in one oftie Newspapers prin-
ted within this State, to all parties
interested to appear and be heard. ff
they think ft. Per Order of said
Court. fitness.
WM. REYNOLDS. r. Clerk.
Bristol. Aug. IL, 1896. TA1a
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ma, Boyer, Vera Crdx /; rsaso,s H,v.,.
sloop Ann, Child, Providence.
~, AR al Rroyidencs, 3oth ult.. brig Georr,
Washington. Smith, 10 days fr Alexandra.
Schr Savannah, Pesse. ir Savannah via X
York. ''' ~
A;hr Domestic, Hall. s dsysfrom rhilsdel
this.
! CID brig Agenoria. McFoy, Curacao .loor
Hun,resa, Reed, New York.
AR at Newport, e9th ult. brig Masachu.
setts. Hobart, from New-OrIeans 5th, Balixs
7th. Also, arr sloop Express, Chapman, from
Charleston via New-York.
At Antigua, Nth nit. schr Rambler, Allen
OF Providence, fr ". T.. disch.
Arr as Ncw-York, oath ult. ship South
America. Coffin, ST. Salvador, Az hrigs Lau-
rel, Reed, Cudiz, so; Lincoln, Kirtland, Glib
ra!iar. 40; schrs Rampant, Morgan, from St.
Croix; Henry, Weeks, do /; Hunter, Harris ,
Grencda. 20. Gu ship Isabella Henderson,
Pearce, Lisbon.
2osh, arr brig Leopard Gray Rio JanSiro,
81.
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ItcT~

In Digliton, Mrs Harriet Il. Gardner, wife
of Mr.. Job w. Gdrluer. in the Seth year ii
her age.
la Newport, Mrs. Sarah Gates, wife vi
Capt. Asa Gates. Mrs, Peace Mah,e, wife
oi Mr.. Engine Mahec, ased 70,
In New-York, IN Saturday last, Mr.. William
Bradford Bowen, resident Of the Island oI
Cuba, and eldest son of Colonel Eptraiu,
Bowen, IN the 10Th year Of his age.
In Seekonk. on Monday lbornin, last, Mrs.
Amey Kinnicntt, wife Of Thomas Kinncutt,
E.q. in the Goth year of'hrr age.
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jHartMe kmteIltpsnr9
PORT OE WAKIiTN.
WE'D SINCE OUR LAST.


ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, from Providence.
:oop Sarah, ingrahan', from ditto
Scoop Mvaut Moriuh, Mathewson, rom
ditto.
Soop lIannah /, Nancy. Turner, from
Newport.
Aug. 3Jih, urr brig Charles, Cofiu, from
Mutunza. via NewiNork
SAILED SINCE ouR LAST,
Schr Tavourite, Sanford, New-York.
BRISTOL Aug. &.-ArriveJ, schooner
Sa!tick, Reed, 70 Jays from st. Thomas With
sugar aud rum, To the master.
MEMORANDA.
Arr at Providence, 9th ut. brig Sampson
i'arkis, from liavsna.
Brlg Mount liope, Rhodes, fr Richmond.s
Err. Sail e. Hope, Andros, IL Charleston.
CID sloop superior, Beuuett, New-York ;
chr Plan ter, Lewis, Alatunzss schr BRIL-
liant, Cogxins, Blue Hill sch Charles Hays,
ltowlings, New-York.
Spoke, 10Th ult. lat 20, Ion az SO, sloop
Henry, OF Bristol, bound to North Carolina,
AZ nv Irs out.
Spoke 18th dlt. lat 81 Ion T3 SO, SHY Boy,
Of Newport.
Arr al Newport, goth, ship Elbe, S,auhope.
Is ds from Ala.unzas, for trieste.
At Honduras, ,2oth July, brig Globe, for
Providence, in 3Odays.
At Lima, Alny 9Th, frigase United States
sloop Of war feacock, fitting for cruise
ship George, Rea, OF Providence, disch.
A letter irom Capt. Earl, of ship Fredet.
ick Augd.tus, Of Newport, states that his snip
had u iuli cargo Of sperm oil, aud was bound
home.
Arr at Providence, Goth ult, brig Decatur,
Chace, from Charieston
Sloop Splendid, Brown, from Ne~-rork.
Lett ut Havana, last date, brig Harvest,
Eliridye. Of Newport, waiting freight; Milo.
Hatch, vi Bristol, disch:
Spoken, Aug. IL, Double Headed Shot
Keys, 5 s w distance III leagues, ship John
Brown, 90 ds fr Providence, for Havana.
Ship Ann, OF Bristol, was adv at Gibraltar,
July IL, for freight OF charter.
Arr at Baltimore, 2od ult. ship Jane, Child,
from Charlestvn schr Hope, Bowen, from
this port.
Arr ut New-York, 23d ult, chip Envoy,
Wheaton, of Providence, irom Savannah.
sloops Superiocr, Andrews, from Prov''
ience aud Proyileace, i-pther, of Warren,
30 days frori Edenton, n, c.
9th, cleared, ship statira, Wood, sayan-
ndi b.i. Am:iis lOsgart Liverpool En-
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02

lisssEaH the Ilth day Of September
next, at 2 0iiWk, + Nj.
bv order Of the Supreme Jud.cialCoart,
all t:e' right. .'itlr, and interest, of which
ALLEN CoLr. late Gf Warren, deceas-
ed, died seized, in anil to certain
Work shop, standing on the west side
of Water street, ne,t south of Capt.
Symnei BAitdn's dwelling house -
.HSO, all the right, title, and inter.
est, Of which SAID Alien Cole, died
se'ssd, in and to IN undivided eighth
part of the Real Estate of which Al
len Cole, Sen. died seized, consisting
Of lot of land ON the east side OF
Main street, with Q dwelling hou |e
thereon. and a lot Of land on the Yves,
side of Water street. on which the
f"rrsai.l shop stands.
Aud also. ono sixteenth part of PEW
No. 4J, on the No tn side cfthe Broad
or Centre Aisle in the Baptist Meeting
House.
Conditions of Sale.--6O days, with
totes 1T Bank, with approved endors-
crs. Other particulars will be made
known at the sale.
Sale to confluence at the above said
shop on Water Street,
SAMUEL COLE, Adm'r,
Auc, ,l2 4w.
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Executors Notice.

7H7liE subscribers hereby give no.
n. tice' that they have taken upon
themselves the trust Of Executors to
the last Will and Testament of
BENJAMIN M. BOSWORTH,
late Of Bristol, Merchant, deceased,
ny causing said Will to be proved, and
giving bonds as the law Directs
They therefore. call upon all persons
who iare indebted ID said estate to
IN AXE payment. and iill who have
claims against said estate TO present
them Tor settlement to
saS1G ssaAA pasSscai sosWsocaairH.} Eres''s.
Bristol. July 8. 1926. 2amSm
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A Ta Court Of Probate holden with
IA IN and for the town of Warren. on
the 7th day of August, A. d. 1885,
Allen lioar, Executor upon the estate
of PHILLIP DROWN,
deceased, has presented his first ac-
count Of Administration on said estate
tor Observation-Disclosures ordered
That the consideration thereof be re-
fered to the first Monday of September
next, at 9 o'clock, L. M. and iha. prev
ion' notice be given 10y publishing this
order three several times in The North
ern Starr to all persons interested to
appear at that time and be heard. A
true copy, witness,
S. RANDALL, p. Clerk.
August l2.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02
A CARD.

The Committee acknowledge vi,h salts
faction the general cooperation Of the citi.
izen' in carrying ia,o effect the arrangement,
of the !ate Funeral Celebration,
In particular, they would acknowledge the
services Of the Military Companies. They
are also particularly Indebted 20 the Masonic
fraternity; 70 the Preceptor, Of the Fuciit
Schools, aod also 10 the Choir Of singers.
W. w. DALroY, !
!. \. : ''SwnAyo' sv',, Committee.
bristol, .iug. 81. IS2G
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@avrtcI

In Bristol. Oh the '2ith ult. by the Rev.
Mr.. Taylor, MIR. Swith 3. Seamons, to Alis,
snlly'B. Carly, daughter of Mr. Bcnjamin
Carly ,snl! Of Bcis;ol.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02

Domestic and India Goods.
This day received and will be OPEN
ed for sale
nNE bale brown Sheetinss, ovec.
|U yd wide, and fair goods for ~,
I-e cts yard.
bale brown Sheetings Harris sape-,
riour quality.
[ Bale brown Shirtings over 3-4 yd
vide, and very good fabrick for on
IN 10 cts yard.
Black Sarcenets Of common and good
qualities, low.
First chop Black Nankin Levantines.
so In. Ginghaui Umbrellas, best sort.
ALSO,
This week received, a few small
size mahogany frame Mirrors. suita-
BILE for shaving glassess vessels use,
&C.. Apply to -
u. Nj. Il j. X. WHEATON.
Sept. 9.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02

A Z a Court of Probate holden 10
"A Darlington, on the 7th day of Aug
A. ID. i826-Lucy Smith. widow Of
SAMUEL SMITH.
deceased, applied for Administration on
the estate Of her late hdsband. his or
dSrsd that the consideration thereof be
referred to the first Monday in Septenf-
Der next, 10 Court of probate to be
holden at the Town Clerks ORse NJ
Z 2o'clock. r. N. and that previous notice
DC given to all persons interested, (by
publishing this order three several
times IN the Northern Star to appear at
that time and be heard.
A true copy-Witness,
WIN. ALLiN, Clerk.
Darlington, .aug. 10.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02

GosFEE. Few bags Coffee Of good
" quality just received and fcr
N. NJ. 81. r. WHEATON. /.
Sept. Q.
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l1trffasat.

AwA WILL be sold at PIIBLICK
E:::H AUCTION, On yNO.ND.4I',
.isssE4 The !lth day Of September
GsseA,kA@E nnyf at , nh.lnlk T. nj
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02

KENTuckY. 1t now appears. al
p'r first impression as iu the gen
~ 'rcsaItot the latc general 'clcc-
sion fn'thc state Of Kentucky was
entirely erroneous. Though there
were sonic changes in iavor III the
new Cdurt party, it appears since
inflammation has been received fium
all parts of the State. that tho Old
Court party Has won the day. We
I'W,c they will'nse their victory with
temperance, and give peace to the
State. whilst they restore That 'c6n-
iidcncc between man and man Mhicl,
Inefficient and tlisuscd Laws 80 mucl,
impair Nat. Intel.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02

The ftst American Steam Boa
Company he's been dissolved, in con
sequence vi successful rvalship, an'
:, L..s withdrawn its boats from IN
North River and they are to Ss SOLO
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02

JOB Printing cxccutrd at tlm QEcS
with despatrh
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02

An inciilciH.l attempt wSs &A'de .
few days since ID destroy q niees- us
house in CRANKY, Con. Two yGunl
men. alta late hour, tn tie evening,
discovered blaze Of 6re 1t the south
end door Of the house. On approaching
It they found tho lower part OF the
door burst through and tho casing
noarly consumed, se,cral inches
from the bottom, Tho fro was
Immediately cxtinguisl,cd. On en-.
tering the l,onse u cask orgun pow
der IVES discovered ON the floor
near the centre Of the ssccpic at Che
nolfh end OF the house, and a train
OF powder laid from the cask throus !,
The aisle 10 the south door, and With
IN few inches Of the FIRE When fivs'
discovered. :
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02

UMBRELLAS, $c.--First qua!ity
d silk and Ginsham Umbrellas,
with a lot Of sulreriour black Silk
Vestinss, just received and for saae
by o~
N. nj. & J. n, WHEATON.
Avg. 10
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02


Deaih Of another member Of Consres',
Colonel james Johnson, ofKentacky.
member Of the House OF Reprcsen-
tauves, and brother fool. X. M. John
son, Senator from that State, died on
the 18th inst. Dnriug the late war,
lie was "a Patriot Soldier, and served as
second in command in the regiment oi
mouoied infantry, commanded by his
bro her and distinguished HIMSELF by
his gaIlantry in the hsld. and his good
Conduct IN the caup."
The masonic fratern,ty and otasrs'are
cautioned in the Ontario Messenger, a.
goiast man calling himssH CdPti
WiIidm Morgan, as he y 9 3wndis'
and . dangerous 9ask.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02

The Hopping Cough has again made
its appearances at Nantucket: During
the summer and autumn OF last year
more than iorty children died there ol
this ter, ible disorder.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02

In Middletown, N. t., Mr.. Samuel
s, Pcckha,n. lost nearly 60 sheep y,
the 0verfiowing Of the meadows!
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-09-02

Desha. The Cincinnati Gazette
states that Isaac II. Dcslla, tho mur-
dcrer, died on the 9th ult. in con.
sequence Of wound inflicted ON
himself some weeks since.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14
EDUCATION.
Honpton Male and Female .4cudemy.

Hampton Male and Femaie .4cademy.
A Institution will be opened in Hampton the ensuing
n year under the above title, the Male Department, which
will be under the supentendance of Mr.. John Segar
Female under the of Ms Robert'on, late
Williamsburg and Yorktown. The OF instruction
he liberal, comprising. in the Male Department. the
Latin and French languages, Mathematics aud the
branches OF English Luerature the Female, the French
language reading, writing, grsmma geography, OF the
globes, arithmetic, bellies stres, competition history oheu.
try and natural philosophy.
The Principals OF the proposed Seminary hatter themselves
that they about TO present the consideration Of the pub
c institution inferior 10 III the lower They
offer M their patronage the fact Of their
socaon which renders the Male and Female departing nts
distinct Certainly great desderaium) the
of Instruction. experience their ayocations the
satisfactory testimonials aud references
their pledge preside with the care, the
and intellectual Improvement oftheir pupils.
In resardto the French language, may not be amss
state that Mrs Robertsons competency Of the FIRST order,
having mad the advantages OF French schools OF the highest
puaton and having acquired the speaking of the language
with fuency, exclusively French school ia city Of
Baltimore. In addition the departments tn. school,
ate may command the both teachers upon all
occ asions that shall require it.
Topersons at distance, information is given that BOARD
be had III Hampton ant its vicinity, moderate
The OF tuition will he those which have been usual
Hampton. The School will the first day Of
January md terminate the 18th December following with
the usual vacations. Hampton, Dec O. 63-sU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14
ELL GOODS.


I'VE receiving and opening large proportion of
w Fall aud Winner GOODS amongst those Opening,
Bales OF rose, point aud juiie blankets
Bales uapt co,ious, various makers
Bales aannels fearnots and bearkins
Bales beacbed aud unbeached domestic sheeiins, and shirt
ings, complete assortment.
Broad cloth, aud caneres OF all qualities the most
superior imported
Pelis.e cloths, OF all colours
VestIngs, to SUIT The
Silk, cotton and wor.ied hosiery
Furniture cauibric aud garment dmies
Cases Irish linen, long lawn and sheeug
few pieces Flanders sheeg, beautiful and cheap article
Cases ssttinvt he'd iickings aud cheeks
Boxes Of looking glasses put up dozens, for Wholesale
trade
Cotton shiT,ings, cotton csmbricks
MuslIns, bVu.bszines, bombazetls
Diapers and linen cainbrIcs
complete Vi merino and cashmere shaws and
scaTis, some beautiful
small assortment meTno and cashmere hdkfs.
few beautiful PLAIN black silks
TIN cad lsoes, Bat bobbin and
Canton, uaDkin and Italian grapes
piece beautiful gauEe flannel.
They expect daily additional supplies from New York and
Philadelphia all which will be sold much price
Oct 8. Eft VIM NEALE II 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14
Nov 10.
For SALE.

OFFER for sale the Of land which reside ron
tanning by survey AS aud lying the county Of
GoochsnJ, within 54 Of mile OF the Courthouse, OF Mi
ohesux Ferry aud i2Of two public andings river,
the land bounded side by branch Beaver Dam
Creek aud two other sides by public road, is healthy
situation ard well watered the improvements
and dwelling house for family Of ordinary she.
There goo1 barn and every necessary houses
fact few farms, " any, the market sfrd advantage
every respect this. Persons wishing purchase
requested 20 view the land, which will be shewn w plea
by the terms Of sale Will be accompanying, pat
John Guerrant William Miller or myself.
OCT n. 4g-m w. GuERRANr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14
LN.VD FOR 1890

PURSUANT to deed of uus Executed the Subscriber
by William Lee, and recorded IN the county count ri
kchnond f the Purpose ofsecurng W John Lye eerai
SUN OF money therein expressed TO be due shall expose
70 sale, by public auction for cash, the dwelling house
sad Lee on The 9Th Feb next the Of Land convey ed ny
SAID deed vt t containing by estimation eiss hundred
(mofe or lessl aud Jing the counties Richmond aud
Wetnoreand, much Of the said land ss be su
10 satisfy the tfust AFORESAID aud all attending the
ton Of the Such title vested subscriber
trustee, will be conveyed TO the purchaser.
pss.S. eo-Jet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14

-.rh. ENQUIRER is pubshed twice week generally
lime. week during the Ut the State Legna
tn. heretofore, Five Dollars per annum,
-; syaucs. Mute. Of chartered, speee-Payins banss
,. be received in payment. The Editors will suaran
safety Of RENTING iem BY NAIL the postage Vi all let
er, being paid, by the writers. ,.. .;...,. :,
80 EJilurs,) until all arreariges have oe,n paid up.
~ VIM. YER will yu,rantee the payment vi nine Paper
.h,ii have the tenth GRATIS. .,
- o,s .o,atr. OIL LESS-Frst s.ttiVn rs centS-eheh
No snt inserted until has either hcen paid
e ar assumed by person hk city, or its envIons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14
ELL GOODS

4 ALL NELSON has received by the Richmond Packe,
f and other late arrivals from New York aud Phade
part OF has FILL GOODS: Amongst which London
upeftine aud common cloths aud cameres Valentia Flo
enne and swansdown vesting, rose, point and Wntney
blankets white, red and yellow nuels carpeng and hearth
RUGS IRISH linens, sheetinss ami diapers German ozaburs.
ani cktnhurgs thread ani checks ticking; do
mestic hlrtns, sheengs and piads; London printed
bricks an calcUe India Swiss and Scotch null! hcuk ia
comet aud cambria pnsns with general
silks sans, laces aud other fashionable Fancy Goods
which he will .eli at unusually low prices.
Sept %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14
James Riuey Land FIR S,,Io

w he 1o one.es Tor sale al public auction on "wednesday
Of r Ham,, n' month (Deoenbef) al the Auction Store
county OF PnI valuable Tact Of Land situated in the
and mls on Jane, river IS mile. from Richmond
acres Of rowha'an courthouse. II contains from IS
tobseeo J low grounds. The high land first rate
% sell .nS ~. a1a well nbeed The popSieo are ssSou,
Fine C,st VIZ 90 so on liberal terms Robert PIeasants Of
prsaeiy ~, me Ms Hubbard are authoIi.ed 70 r.,
Dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14
FOR SHE

THE tact of land which reside, lying IN the
q county Of Prince EdWafd ush River, five miies south
Of Fafmyile, anI fss East of the courthouse containing he.
tween Is aud 1900 800 Of winch FIST rate low
grounds inferior to tract Of land ~ the county. There on
good dwelling houe, aud oulouses Of every desorio
PmcbIsers iDsHed Ia come and see II.
PEYTON RANDOLPH
rfinoe Edward. Aug.f5. 2s..sff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14
MRS. M.4RGalRET cou,aN-

n fSt o resident Of this State YOU will please &,
Ig2T ~ hou, that shall on MonIs, H. An ~
% On the oh and 9Th Of the ssne ninth. Should 3,
atlhe Tsye the hous VI 10 A. NJ and P M proceed
lake the de- ihonas Gary, at Gioueester couftIu,e 10
tour L. ~ g,ons aud sihiayts Of Mesrs VIM lone. AZ
suee IN w. James D.bney and others, 10 be used as eSi
TT the pending W the Superior couu ~ Cbsuc.rv
6its,rs' District, wherein Won a. sd,,ns,,s',s
JOHS ~ y y, are plaintiff aud am defendant.
D.e.s ''ANWVOD, sdos's Of VIZ. EIsrwooJ, dec.
CO 2awSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14
pLOUgHS.

rIyIIE subscriber has hand aud offers sale at the
Richmond Plough msnufsctory, opposite the Union Ilote
assortment Of the celebrated MCoinck, the cast and the
improved BlfR-SEIdRE PLOUGHS.
WILLIAM PALMER.
Alsoon baud, few ihreehorse stf-saarpeners.
Seff. l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14
MONEY! Ha.NTEn.

A GENTLEMAN wishing to borrow six seven thosssnt
N dollars will give lien on valuable Farm it, The vicirt,
Of Richmond. The security will doubt, he considered
ample by disposed to lend The money will he want
cd for term not les than wo years. For P1,eulafs appl,
10 the Edaors Of the Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14
LOST,
Five DoIlnrS Re,nnrd

Of Fuvauns tbe nisht If the oS @ 40 ;pe,
inches brb AZ oa next SPRING about four feet
e inside Of one Of b; bind es sber br1sb,sr ao tSs
ward vii "a other part shod before only. The above re-
serber or the delivery Of the horse TO the
dlsr, e. vi sy inflammation soha get him again and len
n ,or experimenting the thief s7
----ee. y 63-2,t earn f.r AuvF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-14
S,760 Prizes,
10 600 Blanks.

,ses or Shares 10 be lad at the following rates:
ole liek.is, So-Haif, do. :0-Quaters, do. Is.
packages Of ten tickets the so Nos which are
aianed TO draw at least SO (nei SID eau be had at The
whole Packages, s5o-lIalf do. 25 Quarter do y co.
should II be Preferred the which they lnu, Of
TLs u'a" VIII be deducted anl certificates given for Ten
wpnSie, s531Halyes, i6 50-Quarters, Is
.s'h advanced for Prizes ON demand.
Order, enclosing the Car or prize. a. ,ts NO., :I
- e VI ohses, will receive prompt attention. n adires.
YATES Il MeINTYnE
d., Raleigh or Fayetteville, ". c.
J9-ff7D
variety Of Tickets in each Of the Northern Lofsyis,
ern he bad by applying =. above ''