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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-13
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.Netp Iork Institution fnr cnrrccfiuo i,nnc1;

.Ne,o York. Institution for correcting impcdi-
raents IF speech, No PSI BroadvGy opposite tht Part.
Leigh, the principal OF this isution having .ngas
AA eithe services OF professional gentleman OF the hgh
responsibility 10 AID h.ri experimenting feels
es Of sanmcrns aad ether imp speech have
under her that d be cured and the
most ohtinae can be made speak with comparative
ilueney IN few weeks, and many in a few days.
Mrs Leigh can exhibit testimonials her Inttu
satisfactory than the following from gentlemen who
occupy the s, aux science literature aud whom she
N,,s Yorl, Apra ie.A, 1895.
Having received from Mr. Leigh planalion OF
DRY tor the correction OF ummtrin aud other
speech, and hlyins visited her Institution with great plea
sure tuat oer to the public testimony her
the habit had been OF very lous Standing, well from the
assurance OF nanyrrPeeiahle persons, greatest advan-
hrve will proves public beneG and hope 81.
Leigh obtain the patronage ingenuity
We do not hesitate further add conv;cion ad
her.noeto her rules the part the pupil alllai
Isisnedl SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, n D.
Professor Of Ma;eTl Iedea and Botany University Of
New York
JOHN Nc vIcKaR, D. d.
Professor Of Moral Philosophy COLUMBIA College.
President Of The Kew York State Medical Society
JOAN WATTS, Jr. II. d.
Phisician 10 the New York Hospital
Copy Of letter from DR.. j. r. MANLEy to Mrs LEIGH
MADAM, ''-'' '1''' ''''
take great pleasure in bearing my public tes-
tnony Ia the excellence Of your plan fer the
of S4nmtIing which cases. exists TO such extent
AZ TO place the unfortunate subject OF lh habit far least
as m conversational talent concerned, neatly
don of Mute. The confidence you have rlaced IN me by
explaining IA detail your nehCl, and the facts aud
by winch you nave attained iosaeh complete
| my acknowledgements.
1.-The examination from time time Of your pupils; the
histories oil their FROM their mouths opror
tun;eS have had compare the prostes Of their amend
ent aud above all the points Of support which your system
derives from devcopcnent of the Sammc Ing
laid open ia your ekPos, have all con,pred To eoinc
NE that Your method must be successful; and that pupils
III gftuIaV Hus-s, a.
relapse into their habit without IL had ao;t
/ said studying to acquire it.
That uneSamPed will attend your efforts in tie
treatment of this unfortunate Of speech entertain no
doubt sndil hear any asgnable proportion your
bringing 10 such degree perfection viii
cant cause VI Sa'isiactivn' WIKI much esteem, am,
" Madam, Yours,
| [Sisnsdl GAMES r. MANIEY H. d.
Presiden, crtis NeuD York State Medical society
June Is. n Sf
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RORnuP

OHc hundrcd Dollars respqyd.
E'Hb 'ubscrher at about the houi Of y oeck NJ nirb On
ihe SJh uli was accJsiedby two villains on HE ,
oppo'He he door Of ie Hotel shoos fIi kroeti
Gown "iJ9 club nd small rcd pooceo pocket book cut
doHarf 20 change -Four of The said notes were IA 2o 80 "a
,ne upeg ae'e Banl Two q which bad endorsed onie
,.N' ~ D. Fof5e' Ihc reminder FIVE snd ten dollar
VEG w Pc given f thc apprehension and conviction oftbs
" ana reasonable reward for The recovery of all n,
l"-t t'' DANIEL X EORGfE.
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CURLES FOR SALE

eoer duly authorised 10 sell Chi, yauab. .
Tb go, nc resides, belonging his father Wade Mu,bg
that p.eh SO recently Advertised and so well kuoy
esie po h description of it deemed M
are very possesses more advantages. The buildiae,
pe%c made ,, SG0d order io cultivation The small
parehae The 70 t ios ss' =; may be had by disposed
&c may be had at valuation; and will seed for ,h ,ba.sr
the subscriber N'' 'ur M pa,eular refer 10
Curles. July 3. "Aoi- noSDf,1'
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Ldy1TES RIVER LayvD ron s.aLE

v'. sac valuable trar Of Land 90 the county Poghs.
w" H,uied on james RIVER twenty five mies non, tbe
Ivy OF richmond aud Two miles below the termination OF the
Sss hl'er anal IL cJuiins from Eve TO six hundred acre.
sny 81 wheh first rate low ground, m fine state for Gull
'sslo-hs nigh land generally fertile Of first rate ,obsec,
III ana ven hnbefed. The Improvement are an oversefr
aug negroes houses good barn arI machine new
trsle ana corn house, with commod,u tobacco bTfo.
ho proprietor Of The above of land NJ isposd 10 sell
ufO" HDerll teimIj being anxious 10 do sr they invite rc
iicmemen wishing 10 invest money IN valuable landed ,e,
" 20 eau upon either Doctor Samuel rleaan Or william
Henfioo, or 20 Mr. Jno Van.Lee Of ihe civ Mr H., &
oyesr upon Tie place, viii shew any person inclined TO
Sbilleleh, Miy 20. 5r,
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PETER r. BEYERLEY, Esg.
hEAk SIR Ike Nnfirn- IT,, - .

7,
eEAh pin Take Notice-rha ia pursuance of commit
SION Tor that purpose, shall take the deposi,on
ler besey Esq on TUESDAY 18th June next between srorr
su sunset al the ONO OF Henry Tooey Esq in The civ a.
ana STATE OF Mississippi, TO be read in cvieneep
sun 1ePshdmg IN the superior cknlser for die Rich
'uynu district IN which you plaintiff and ourselves ami
o's GeiehdSn Should not the deposition be taken
out on that day. will be postponed from dsy T. day until s
came snail be takeH atths above place and hours
CHARLES ELLIS
- JOHN ALLAN.
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Trustees Sale Of Real Esfojc

virtue OF deed OF It executed to the .b.eribe t
- Dabney Morris and SALLY his lie aud lev Ioncs ~,
PIudence his wife, hearing date 9th May 1926 and
i The county count n Hemico FOR the benefit Of certain
dhors Of Norris Jones, will be offered for sale al nb
uct'on, before the door Of the Eagle Hotel in the c, C
icbmond, on Frid5y Esd June, 1896 Lot Of Ground in
Of Richmond, containing by Estimation are %
roles on which 'lgsted suitable buildings for the
on 81 small family one and two years credit will be
security and deedof truston property.
May 20, 1s2G. ~ 'ADloO-s trustee
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New Yofk, Nav 1926. 3-,gIl!
SHETTL EWOOD EOP caIn

rr-r,r :, Y - Ut T OIt i5.ILE
i 'a'uahie plantation situated in Newkont county II
h'es IRON ticlmond, and two iron, Panunkey River ad
Johs major CusIiss estate genl Camberiaynes and oilers
90 ecTes 800 Of which under good cultivation
" WI fenced H. and each lot well -hesides several
GOOD pnng an extensive orchard that tract and sisr
hut about 90 acres, good low land and much
luftovGa hs ii seven yearstere Is also large mari bed
%n ua I'id Whch has been tried and proven TO be good
he "ood'Ahd Is heavily tmhered with pine and oak Of the
e diensions the house and out houses are convenient
me stock OF horn cattle sheep, hogs horses and mules. and
me utensils may be had fair valuation and posscssion on
'ne H 81 January next with the privilege OF sowing ,yheat
VI hcuey ~ paying ais price for the gro wing crops Of
eN' rye oas nay corn &c which very promisins For
Ing ShockG Hill, Richmond + NJ MIR CaVpo
May 80. ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-13
FEAL.AkE EDuc.ATInAc

VIE School at the residence of the subscriber conJu,
by Mrs Rudd last year, will be continued a,sn The ,
tt year under her direction The of instruction
bes iuii course for accomplished and useful euca,i
rue terms The same heretofore viz: for all charge,
uMhg ana music 81 10 per session OF ten months % do
pan advance, the balance equal payments; te r
we ehJ 81 I'VE months and The balance the end Of the s
sion Music will he 20 dollars per quarter of IS .eon
drawing aud painting 20 dollars per session. ' asa
fo"hatan. Jan. 81. SS--wtf L. H. MoSBy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-13
LIND FnR SaLE

'ih Tract Of Land New Glasgow in Anhrr,, count,
called Tue oebe, containing about acres of
S1aeco and wheat land, AMI rented the present wear "a
iessF Crawford Barrett, and which cant Edmund Pom
'S, ior sale, with liberty wheat in The fan and i
possession given the LIST OF January. For term, nn
ca'ion TO be made 10 John Ross the county Of Abem,
in this place u satpS n n5s; q
Fredericksburs may L. f1,ss,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-13
N CRRD z

The year GO the Compiler Of Manual FOR The Ar,ul
rn Of Virginia. submitted his manuscript 10 the nspse,
o' nteman now member Of the Court Of AppesL g.y
ctal applications have been made for this S. and H.
compiler has been informed that bss been loancdto
whose name q forgotten The writer respceifn, n ,b@
Retson INTO whose hands may have fallen, 10 de-, ,sab
I'll ~ De,neld syon o. Lieut.. Gov Daniel IN Richmond
the name Of the writer Of this nJiice,i, len viii, ds,c -
fhc Whg. i'' "U Nu"ois %
Wluentgn, Va June q. %,
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against
$40 REV4RD.

iOLES out Of my stable Wednesday hight last brght
soITel naesix yeas old with her forehead four
ett ~ or inches high main rubbed with the collar is
reaching 'he mock tIo and much better tan common
M?,A HORSES VIII give the above reward the eye,y Of
A ~ mare PEGGY OWEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-13
go REIY4RD

SToLEN from the subscribers stable Lost night Horse
~ Saddle Alarnsa aud Bride. He is large .ht hay
orc years ODD very fine orders mark ecoecied
but believed to have white hud foot; long rather
hollow back snort TAIL which he badly and the hair
rubbed from the top his hoo unusually ht and short and
from having bean long hod in bad order lie ros snd
fore legs.
The above reward will be paid for the the Horse
JAMES CASKIE
Manchester, June .. Of
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D4N"VILLE .4C9DEarV

F-@8@1~ u N-A ?
VACANCf having ccuIred the Office of teacher ro-
hi' ih'Iucn the Trustees DESTROYS of engaging for
VIZ neNl ses you, winch Will commence trae in july
gentleman whose moral character +, ,nexcept;onsh
well quaif 10 teach the English Latin and Greek Ian
Eua together with all other branches Education ali
~ academies personal applications would lie preferred
met not convenient any eer upon the subject post paid
fId s;ed 10 Dr. James d. Patton, president the Boa1d
May 90 M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-13

RANAWAY from the suh,crber the tOth M,y I,s, ,c.c
man named PhflL o Is about ~ years DID, let 10 ar
- nc"e' hgh very hdck with pleaiit count
aE PPsie n@ fecoeeted. purchased Phil ffofn tbe
p we late Needlcf Hohcion Il probable thst he "a
uiEhf n Mug William OF hewkcnt couniy-bis couperr
's' Lbthe'e principally o. Eing William. Az pa r.on. mn,
"aInca agau-t ihrlerinE of haborinc said sliyc VIII
I'VE reward Of Ten dollars io arpre6en.on and deyev
- me or ~ MANAGER. 'fIsuT-1 c.rr,gu's,'y
1fsrff n 3. rr.s - ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-13
THIS MONUMENT


l. erected by the Uui,.l State.
10 the memory Of JOHN GAILLARD,
senator from The State Of South Caroiin1,
who dit at Washington, Feb. -, 1925,
ln the discharge of hi, public duties.
lie man
or manners plain, hat ngagne-
VI an understanding yigorou. and correct
And of integrity the most inf.xble
He followed the wishes Of his own Safe
When they were the wishe, Of his country;
And he csaaectti hini,elf,riti pal,y
Not " as IN iys.runent Of dmbition,p
uui as living depository OF principle"
All hts ends were public ends,
And all the art' by which he sought to obtain them
lie deserted un friend, triei, tiey srere 1t,qi,sd
Ind nc united hirIJelf NTH no enerics
For the sake Of increaJins ri, orn po:cc,.
lie could support government
Which wasnot administered NV hi, fricnJ.--
And he could oppose measures which he deemed
Wrong, with fi,mnes.,
Without cUar.enes. and rancour
Amidst the most violent conflicts oi rartia,
Aud M the discussion Ul uioinentvus a,.ys,ous
lie never, for moment.
Lost the character Of gentleman.
I'a'in5 Tie time that he presided over the Senate
lie treated IFS uiemhcIs
As II they all his lrienis-
And, bys such conduct, he made ,lemso
IN alisPpoiniment., which 1t his duty TO make
tie sought In crafty his own Judgment,
And not The feeling, PASSIONS OF wishes,
or himself, or ofoth.r.
And BY ms rigid adherer-s 10 the rules
Framed with 50 nu, wisdom
For the goyeTnmen ut Of the :, nate,
He preservedt that good order,
~, nHhout uhieh public business is retarded -
me feelings Of the a.ert5ers ercitsd aad isuited
4ndthe dignity Of the body lost.
May his successors.
lnthe high office Of rre.iding the Senate
That great assembly OF the Staten
REFLECT
Thl. this monument will lie their reproach
nthsy neglect to remember
And RESEMBLE him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-13
PennsnLvqitia Chimnen IInrbIc

INHE subscribers with The ptop,,efr. 80 -
u tensive Water-Power Saw Mill Is prepareJ ~, 81
any quantity Of the different kinds Of Pennsyyana
short sight ISAAC n ~ 4 On IPs1nses o.
Philadelphia Nav 50 r. i's w,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-13

-, Is stated IN New York, paper that Judge
Washington and Chief Justice Marshall have selsc.
ted from the papers left by Washington, between
three and four hundred letters of his correspondence
wiih various individuals both before and since the
revolution. They are commiuedto the hand. Of
MessTs Carey & Lea Of Philadelphia, for publica-
ION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-13
Nn5ch al Hruopey C0uytbo,,sc

Great Cock-dfa5ch at Hqnopey Courthouse.
we am June next ADD continued three days Caroline
'nd h,n5 william as1insi Hanover and fienfco. Tbry
oGS wIli De hewn on toh side p duss fight and 200
up,i.' NE ohd The iast DAY baf Royaf The COG kets
VIZ ~ os iufn ,d wnh ample accommodations.
. AJptieh Main viii be also fought
may 81. & e,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-13
.NOTTrR

LII 'ns indebted l. The estate of BENJAMIN L. John
son. 'e oil Carterv'lle, will please make payment fc
cannot be given All persons having claim, arsnt
u estate, will please bling them forward iuy au,l,eu
ea'eo, una, arrange ncnts for payment may be male
rEO; w. DANIEL, admir- Of Benz. d johnson dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-13

A PURLIc Examination Of the Scholar, at the wiewsm
Grammar School will take place the i4th aud 18Th Of
me present mouth, (June) All who feel any interest in
tue Improvement VI the youth of School are
invited TO attend. WlI o. GILES f'
June .. -
~ D. The next Se,sion will cnmmence ON 18Th Inls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-13
.ADVERTIS E.JIEN@T

VIE tract OF Land called Hill Grove, containing aboy
,'o1 acres yins IN Tue lower end Of Amelia county,
coo plantation 1T viii be sold all toSether or divided mt
parcels The terms wall accommodating.
Wicwam, march s. 99-tf IgJT err C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-13
LWnatie HosDifaI. IEyyl;o0,sbyro

ol1Ohs hereby given that al toe eelis IN th, nfte,
a,e occupied and ha 90 pltient viii be rceeiyei
until some q Che aid ceii arc yeant Que notice of
eyre ~ order # ihe Court Of Director
H' - IfC IlFNTFv "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-13
SWety Barges 0n the Hudsol No.

SDety 6GFgeS Oh the Hudson RiUer
eSSSN Tie splendid Safety Da-ces be-
.XNLSSzyA longing TO The Steam Navis CATION
f~- ~ Company will, from the ist Of
S27Ez1 June, be continued as regular
passage boats bctw the cities Of
., Jew York and Albany.
are substantial vessels of 200 tons burthtn
each, with spacious and splendid accommodation FREE from The
noise, jarns and 10 which S,eanboa,S arc ,bset md
not exposed 10 the dingers resulting from tho ~
steam boilers or any other saPPosabIe accident The
o, me past car has hen the decided superiority
o. h nsds OF travelling aud the proprieors refer with con-
iieh;iul mode OF conveyance. - ~ $3.50 w
The Steamboats, towing the Safety Barges have powerful
Engines OF safe and improved construction and will take on
no'd tc morse carriages AMI servants Of families who take
@ "rher Information apply the Captains Oh board or TO
t once OF the Company the Pier Albany, and AZ the
foot Of CoItlandi-st ee New York. - W
w g. REDFIELD, Agent
far
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-13

ar. t1Htam HdjLeton, for Hezekiah Ford /.
WAKE notc tat snail on Sd and ltl DAYS of Juv next
~ ~ on ether OF the days. at the Tavern OF Henry kin
cry OF rev Orleans, proceed take the dcposition of
Henry d. En1e, between Inc hours Of une o'clock inte
5 a SIX N The evenings to be read evidence now
IN me county court Of Cumberland in which you
are Panh and rschauneT Woodon shef ad minisifa-
Tor OF George Carson, dec. defendants.
June 6. 8-,yiys Tz yVoODccAr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-13

a there r post Office e,tabli,hed here st m, la
= newspapers, pamphlets, narszioes Ge iu.eniaJ e.
s.of 'iudea aad other residents Of ibis place NAV H.
. toihe University Of Virginia IN Abep. ,
r-.o H. S. pRocEENpRoUeH, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-13

The Crates viii he supplied, TO order ol) Of s,,b di
sions and number Of cylinders from two 70 four a, eli % n
eneys INTO which they are 70 be placed, at the usual
ehaiges OF cast IRON per pound with small advance Tor b
patent right The crate with t.o cylinder. viii ,; W..
aee N ne chimney Of 81 inches elevation by 20 niche, VIDE
ma! VI tnet cynders will require space Of 81 nchs, Ell
space OF 81 inches elevation by 81 inches vide Poison.
uPoea to give orders would do we'll examine ,yb,tr
ihese dimensions would interfere with their chimney tl
lhe i@cgs OF brick marble slabs may be lske1
10 these Dimensions without interfering with t
h'he Orders should he given during the that hs
may he executed 10y the winter. no MAYO po,,a,. y
June o 500 W 'teIHse'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-13

The f"ilosus inscription the monument, OF Hon. John
uaiard 'sy' correspondent of the Nev-Himp.hire States
MN sud Register generally supposed ffo the pen Of
Vice prc.den,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-13
Ityenty, flee Dollars Reloqyd.

Y name Of BETTY She was purchased Of james Holiday
o. ouh'l Va and formerly owned by the widow Hall of that
pace Sht rather OF yellow Complexion, about q years Of
age toiea6 ssby and well set. reward 25 dollars will
e gwen to any person who viii take up and lodge her in
e jail and advertise the this paper or address
county, ~. c. ARCH . kiI}rp pfIv ''
WILLIAMSBURG ". c. may %. 5Dw4if
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PATNMT e

'EIHE following Certificates, which accompanied the ApaIy
SIS OF t CRATE IN lie Enquirer Of The "a INSTANT arc alt
tent judges
have had Of Dr. Mayos Patent Cra.ep setup in The
decided superiority to The CRATES in common use.
n. EDWARD ITALIAN
me undersigned have Dr. Mdyos Patent Crate in sue
1s'iG operation at the Eagle Hotel aud checIuly state that
hy nave received the most favorable impression ofs pao.
CA u'y III Promoting the objects of economy AMI eomio
JOSEPH MARX.
JOSEPH TRENT.
JOSEPH TATE.
L. ". FOOTE'S.
ROBERT BRIGGS.
RICH: CLAIMING MOORF
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-07
Dte0

In this Town on the Oath ult. Mrs Mary
Murphy, wife of Mr.. Dennis Murphy, aged
% years-a native Of Ireland.
On thursday last, Mr.. Robert Woodward
aged "a years.
On Monday night last, Mr. Noah Barker
in the list year Of his age.
At Middletown on Tuesday last, Thoma:
Manchester, Esq. aged "a years.
At Providence on Thursday morning, Miss
Abby Elizabeth Burgess, daughter of the Hon
Tristum Burgess, aged 90 years.
In Kentucky, on the 18th inst. Colone
James Johnson, one of the representatives il
Congress from that State.
In Baltimore VI on "Wednesday night las
Honorable Royal Tyler, Esq aged 6G.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-07
Nautieal fmtellfOrnte.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED,

L-N EhED,
Brig Massachusetts,, Hobart, New Orleans,
Sloop Alonzo, Child, New-fork,
S.oop Is. ID. Jones, Manchester, Newly ork 4,
CLEARED,
Brig Massachusetts,, Hobart, Boston,
Sloop Alonzo, Child, Providence
.4RRiT.4LS.
TuuRspAy--arr. sch. Jarvis Brown, Fowler,
fr. Newbcrn. y. &.
Sloop Canton Grape, ff. Nantucket,
FRIDAY, Sept. lar. sloop William, Cor
ell. fr Sandwich,
sloop Liberty, Burgess, fr. Wareham,
sAruRpAY-arr. sch. Laurel, Sweet, fr
Thomaston, for Hartford,
Sch. Katey, Derby, fr. Sandwich,
Sloop Geo q Phebe, West, fr. N. Bedfd.
Sloop Albion, Barker, fl. Norwich,
SuNpAY--arr. sloop b. ID. Jones, Manches.
ter fr " York,
s;loop William, Phillips, fr Taunton, for n
York
sioop Cen Warren, Prisby, fr. Taunton,
for. y York,
sIoop Leopard, Coimsn, fr. Nantucket, for
Hartford,
Sch. Trimmer, Brocket, ir. n. Haven,
Sch Hope, Gray, fr. fsrnouth, Tor Nor
folk,
Sch. Caliban, Dayton, fr. Mobile,
MoxDAr-arr. sloop Trumbuli, Iiavens, ir
Sagharbor.
sloop Independence, Coodals, Fl. saghar
bvf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-07
Notice to Farmers.

THE Subscriber having several Farms in
Il the District of Abbeyie. situated in tho
upper part of the State OF South Carolina, the
leases of which expire on the list Of January
next, will give encouragement To Industrious
families, or TO a number of sober. steady aud
active young men, accustomed To farming, to
settle there.
The Farms are Of tho first quality of soil
producing the best upland cotton, ,lb ass IN
dian corn, wheat, and all other !lds OF .ll
grain--arc under good cultivation ".
tered and well fenced--and the buildings mi
other improvements eligible. The climate,
similar 10 that Of the northctn States, il heal.
tiy--the population numerous--the roads in
general good the lands not distant front
Hamburg and Augusta, both places always
ready money markets for the produce of that
section of the country. For further paricua
lars, apply To
FRAScis IiENprRsoS, Jun Esq. or TO
FRANCIS HENDERSON,
Newport, Aug. 81, lS26.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-09-07
AUCTIONS
EXTENSIVE SALE.
Domestic Cotton &
WOOllen Goods.

ar PROYIDB.NCE, RI
W..H.AEY0 GREENE.
WLLL stH at Public Auction, on Sa,urday.
Sept Oh, at The Long Room Of Il. CLIF.
FORD, Esq. South Nam Street, at 8 o.
clock n. NJ
"A VERY large assortment Of DoursrIc,
"a CorroS n WoouES Goons, hy the
package, comprising a very general assort.
ment of brown and bleach'd Shoctngs, and
Smrtings; paids Stripes and Ticks Prints
OF various styles and qualities broadclothes
easslmeres and sattinetts.--ALSO, immedi-
ate!y after the Sale of DoMrsrICs, 100 packa.
ges'of Boots & Shoes, calculated for the
Southern Markets and the retail trade of the
Town
Purchasers arc assured that the Sale will
be conducted ON tho most free aud liberal
principles; the subscriber plcdging himself to
sell without reserve, every package represent.
ed OH the catalogue. w. 7. GREENE.