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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-01
Juue 10.
Comm issioner,s Notice.

NXTE the subscribers having been
wv appointed by the Court of
Probate of tile town of Bristol. Com
missioners to receive and allow the
claims against tho estate of the late
SYBEL PEARCE.
represented insolvent--hcreby give
notice that six months from this
date. have been allowed to the cred
itors, TO exhibit their claims, and
that we will receive and attend 10.
said claims at the Town Clerks OF
fee in said Bristol, -
VIM. PEARCE, cd. J
WM. REYNOLDS, Comr's.
lCHABOD DAVIS, } -aoIst
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make Immediate
payment to
JARVIS B. PEARCE, admir-.
Bristol, June 5, 1896, TJ24
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-01

IL this town on Monday morning last, ar
tern short illness, Mr.. Henry Collins, son o
Capt. William Collins. in the eOth year o
his age. It seldom becomes our duty to re.
cord the death Of an individual more gener.
ally and more dsssrvsdly lAmented, by a
large family circle, BY an extensive scquaint.
ance, than is Mr.. Collins. Arrived al
that age when the visions Of lifes delusive
dream appear in the most glowing colours
when the parents Sopes beat highest, when
the affections of BFother and sisters wax
strongest, when the ties Of csmpanionsbIp be-
gin to fetter the affections, the arm Of the Al
mighty, in wisdom was stretched forth and
the flower Of his youth was cropped, the bud
ding virtues Of his mind, were shrouded by
the dark mantle of oblivion. Naturally ac-
tive and possessed of constitution and a
frame to which disease was stranger, the
minds ofhis friends were little prepared for
the violent AMI wasting disorder, which baf-
fling the skill ofthe most able physicians, bore
its victim. in the morning Of his days to the
cold grave. But why shonld the friends or
companions Of the deoessed mourn? He has
enjoyed the spring time Of life, and been call
ed away, just as the sun Of manhood, with all
its attending cares and evils, had dawned a
bove the horizon Of his exis.ence-he has
spent the SUMMER days of life, and been spar
ed the cold winter Of age he has been freed
from the temptations Of maturer years, and,
without a blot upon his character or a stain
upon his reputation, been gathered to the
tomb Of his fathers. IIc has been guarded
from the dangers ofthe sea, the pestilen OF
la West-Indian climate, and permitted to lay
his bones upon his native sod and mingle with
his native dust. Ee perished not in land Of
strangers but, under his parental roof,
y. His mother there to hold his head
"And ask him how he felt"
surrounded by loving and beloved friends, he
breath ed his life out without murmur, and
surrendered without sigh, the good gifts of
health. and strength, and life, into the hands
of an All Merciful Omnipotent.
In Bristol, on Sunday last, Mrs. Elizabeth
Pcarse, wife of Hon. William Pearse, aged
SO. The dccease had long been worthy
member Of the Episcopal Church in that
place.
In Providence, on Wednesday last. after "a
long and lingering illness, which he bore
with Christian fortitude and resignation, Mr..
Thomas Crapon, aged 80 years. He sustain
ed through life a good character and met the
approaches Of death, as become, Christian
He has left a wife, child aad mother to
mourn his loss
In Rehoboth, 10th inst, Mr.. Darius Martin,
in the 37th year OF his age.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-01

H IST of letters remaining in the
d A Post Office, Warren, X. |. June
3lst, IS25.-John ID. Mason, S,Canzey;
Gelman Clough, 9; Ebenezer Blake ;
Nathan NJ, Bum ; John Mason Crom-
we'll Luthey Job Smith; Shubael
p. Child Doct. Barrus Richmond
Bullock, Rehoboth; Noah Reed, See
kont John Thurber, g; Henry c.
Rounds !; Richard Robinson (; Ira Al
len Luther Baker Rebecca Brown;
John Brown, 9; Heneritte Jacobs ;
Alfred Barton (; Rachel Weaver.
), RANDALL, p, Master.
Julv
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-01
A WARD0

i. CROADE, has opened for
oD Q sale this week, in addition to his
former stock, a valuable assortment OF
STAPLE 4 FANCY GOODS, among
which are French and English Cloths,
from Sc to So; good Kerseymere. at
81 Blue Sattinetts, so cts Wool
enets and Cassinetts so cts good and
fine Calicoes and cold Muslins, at Is;
Copper Plates, Sd : Brown l. Bleach.
ed Factory Cottons, toto % cts ; Bed
tick, Is; elegant black and shaded
fancy colours Levantines and gros dc
Naples and plain Silk, Is to 4s cd ;
Bosse!le silks new and superb article
for Ladies dresses /; figured Sattins for
bonhets real thread Lace Cap pat.
terms, worth Sc, for So !; Mems hemp
Hose, as; dark cotton, 2s cd; wom-
ems white ditto, Is Cd; Silk hose,
cheap; Kid Gloves, Is; Paris made
do Is Cd; Mems feathers shoes As Cd;
Ladies Morocco do 2s Cd cloth do IS;
Chintz patch Furriture, e6 cts; real
India dotted and plain; ditto swiss
Muslins; Mulls, Jaconets, and figured
striped, checked and plain Cambricks;
Bandannah Hdkfs, fine and good. at
So cts rs and A Linens I; figured
silk Vestings, at 81; Ginyhams and
Seersuckers Linen drilling Dem
mark Sattlns +; Prunells, for pantaloons
and shoes, a good article; Parasols,
at 81; Elegant 5-4 worked bobbinett
Lace A, 9-8 and Ga oil cloths; Fac
tory goods Of all descriptions purchas-
cd at Auction, ct 95 per cent below
usual rates; a rich assortment Laccs,;
Edginss, and guaze ribbons; Gi,nps /;
Chainettes /; Cards; Tape I; Pins /;
double distilled Eau De Cologne in
Octagon bottles,. superior article.
AT WHOLESALE.
W.I.GOODS, Of all descriptions
usually wanted. ALSO, Teas, Flour,
RI,e. Tobacco, Snuff, Segars, Ginger,
Spices. Soap. Candles. Figs, Pruaes.
Currants, English Walnuts, Raisins.
.Julv 1. 1896.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-01
FRESH GOODS Z!
N. M. e. j. II. WHE.ATO.N

Hare just opened the tollorOmg fresh
goods, all Of 1ohich 7oiH be
sold cheap.
n AIDES. and Gentlemens' black
A and white Silk Hose.
Ladies white ribbed ditto.
Black Gros de Naples.
Parasols.
Ladies' black, white, and coloured
Horseskin Gloves.
Jet black Bombazines.
Black Bombazets.
Russia Diapers, from 1919 cents TO
Is per yard.
White painted, & grey Feather Fans,
ivory stick paper ditto.
Drab stripe Denmark Sattins.
Stout domestick Stripes.
Gtecian Y Taunton Stripes.
1000 yds Brown Sheetings over yard
wide. from IL LIZ cents to Is per I'd.
June IL.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-01
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice,
TIME subscriber having been ap.
u pointed by the Honorable Court
ofProbate, oil the town of Warrsh,
county Of Bristol, Administrators with
the Will annexed, on the estate Of
JOHN SPELLMAN,
late of Warren, deceased and hay
ing accepted of said trust, hereby re-
quests all persons who are indebted
to the estate of said deceased, to
make payment without delay.
MILLER BARNEY, .9drn.r.
with the VIII annered.
Juue 10.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-01
Commissioners Notice.

-"
ZNHE subscribers having been appointed by
~ the Honourable Court of Probate for
the town Of Warren, Commission.
ers TO receive, examine, and allow
the claims against the Estate of
JOHN SPELLMAN,
late of said WARREN deceased, repre-
sented insolyent-give notice that
said Court have allowed six months
from the 5th inst. for tho credi.or Of
said estate, to exhibit their claims,
and that they will attend at their re-
spcctive dwelling houses, to receive
and examine the claims against said
estate. -f'
EBESEzER LUTHER,
ELISHA e. SMITH, Comr's.
JONATHAN SMITH,
June 10.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-01
nPNOTICE.

a LII persons having bills against the
IN brig URSULA. while owned. in
this town, are requested TO hand them
in to the subscribers immediately as
those which are not presented before
her accompts are settled, will be fore
closed.
WIZ. COLLINS g. co.
July I. 3w.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-01
IH0ADoI0 0TES AND
CASSIMERES

At the most tempting prices :!
N. M. & j. II. WHEATON
U1ave now on hand recently pur.
H chased at the extreme tolc char
ges a very extensive stock o
Broadcloths and Cas-
simeres,
which they pledge themselves to sell
az cheap as can be bought in the
State. They most respectfully So
licit purchasers to call and examine
their Goods, that they may be con-
vinced of the reality Of the above.
Jpuc 10,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-01
FOREIGN.
FROM FRANCE.

Tie ship Lewis, from Fiavre, the
Goth ult. brings Paris papers to the
25th, 1t is said the French Govern
mcnt lad determined to acknowledge
the independence Of tbs S. American
States and also OF Greece.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-01
5Harfne fMteIltpeTee.
PORT OF WARREN.
ARRIVED SINCE oURLAsr.

AkkiNED SIN CE OCN LAS!.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, from Providence.
Slorp Sarah, ln9raham, from ditto.
Sloop Mount Moriah, Mathewson, frcnl
ditto.
Sloop Hannah e. Nancy, Turner, from,
Newport.
goth; arr schr. Mary Ann, Burr, fr Charles.
ton via New-York.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, from PawtuSet.
Brig Zephyr, Barton, II days from Hava.
ma, with molasses, sugar, and coffee, to j. r.
Child, J. T.. Croade, and the master. Lefl
ships Geo Champlin. Winslow, OF Newport
Boy, Green, of DO Tor Europe, lst July; Rog-
er Williams, Mosher, OF Bristol, for Barcelu-
ma. do.
Yesterday, arr sctr Geo Washington, Oil
yer. l2 ds fr Currituck, IN. e. with slaves
and shingles, to VIM. Collins.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-01
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
At Trinidad, last date, brig Jacob,
Eddy, fr this port
Arr at Newport, on Tuesday last,
brig Mary, Wilson, 16 ds fir Matanzas.
Left, ship William, Carr, of and for
this port, July lst brig Francis, Glad.
ding, of Bristol New-England, ,Math-
ewson, Of Providence, for New-York,
dich Abeona, Miller, for Providence,
10 days ; New-Coiumbia, Munroe, OF
and Tor this port, disch.
A brig, with a long mainmast, and pointed
ports, was fallen in withafew days since, lat
az 80, Ion 62 80, full Of water.
Sailed fr Liverpool, 18th, ship Louisa, Ly-
on, of this port, for Mobile.
The brig Marcia, Brown of Prov. from
18th ult.
Arr at Washington N, C. previoust to 18th,
schr. Rambler, Allen, from Providence, and
this port.
Arr at New-York, 22d ult. sloop Splendid,
Willard, from Providence 23d arr sloops
Empress, Thayer, and Amity, Munro, Provi-
dence.
Arr at Charleston, the 18th, schr. General
Hawes, Chace, from Providence. 1,
Arr at Baltimore, ship Galsn, Bevan, from
Coqnimbo.
At Valparaiso, April 9th, ship Hope,
Dunbar, for Lima frigate United States,
Commodore Holl was at Coquimbo y. s.
schooner Dolphin Lieutenant Com. Perceival,
had not returned from her cruise in search
of the mutineers of the Globe.
Arr at Charleston, 18th, brig Charles, Cof-
fin, of this port. 8 ds fir Matanzas.
Arr at New-York, on Monday last, brig
Miles, Wheaton, Of this port, % ds fr New
Orleans.
Port Of Providence, June "a.
Arr Gath, schr Roe Buck, Lukin, Ia days
fr Passamaquoddy.
BELOW, at Dutch Island Harbour, ship
General Hamilton, Pierce, f40 day. from Ma
nilla. Left no American vessels at Manila,
except the brig Terrier, Of Boston, for Can
ton, in 3 days. The General Hamilton has
experienced very bad weather aud con-
slant succession Of gales, and has been on the
coast the last nins day..
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-01

ELOOR BRUSHES, &c.--Fresh
IL supply Of first quality Foor Brush
es. SadiroDs and Brass Kettles, lust re =
eeived and for sale by
n, Nj a J. X. WHEATON.
June "a.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-01
,Dte0,

10 this town, on Sunday last, Luther, i'm
fant son ofCspt Luther Cole, aged fourteen
month";.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-01
FROM VERA CRUZ.

The Mobile Commercial Regis
ter of the I'd ult. announces the ar
rival at that port of the brig Emily,
which sailed from Vera Cruz on the
i6tl, of May t" We learn by Capt.
Crapo," say the editors. that the
Yellow Fever was raging with great
violence I; and that the deaths
had for some time averaged about
100 day. Those who Were attack
ed generally survived only IL and
IA hours. Com. Porter arrived at
Vera Cruz, on tile 10th May, and
it was understood he was dissatis-
fed with the prospects in the Mex
ican service, had determined to re-
turn very shortly to the United
States, and that he had taken his
passage for that purpose in a brig
to sail in two weeks, Very little
attention was shown him on his ar
rival at Vera Cruz. The officers
Of The Mexican men-of-war in port
had nearly all left the service in dis
gust, aud about one hundred and fif-
ty scaihen had sailed for the Uuited
States. Several English and French
ships of war arrived whilst Capt.
Crapo WAS in port, and the Mexi-
cans being apprehensivc they were
Spaniards in disguise, ordered them
down to Sacrifcios. Capt. Crapo,
represents the conntry rs being al
most in a state OF anarchy.
The cause Of the Greeks was in
cidentally touched upon in the House
Of Commons, on the .S;h. Sir
Robert Wilson, and Mr.. Hobhonse,
spoke in favour Of tic government
taking some measures ia their favor
before another year shall come
round. Mr.. II. said the the Greek
cause was not necessarily to be in
fcrred from the downfall Of Misso-
longhi. On The contrary, the best
possible results ought to be predicted
(rom tile courage and desperate val
our with which the Greeks had de-
Tended that fortress,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-01

An official copy of the decree Of
the Congress of Mexico, witch de-
clares, that all goods. the produce or
manufacture of the Mexican. States.
except gold and silver, coined and in
bars, may be exported free of duty,
has been received at the department
Of state.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-01

A Baltimore paper Of the 9lst says
a load of fine white Wheat, Of the new
crop has already been sold in this mai
ket.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-01

David Jennings has resigned his
seat as a representative in Congress
from Tire state Of Georgia.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-01

Mr.. Bradley, representative to
Congress from Vermont declines 9
reelection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-12
SPRTMG GOODS
MAMN S. KaLEN7,

JI.4N:N' s. V.aLE.N7I.N'E g. co.
EJAVE received by the packets Fly and Manchester from
Of seaonabe articles of this springs importation which have
purchased the beSt terms and offered at rclOn
able advance, for cash.
Irish linens, lawus and linen cambrics
Do. sheetings and linen Cambria hdkfs
Plain and figured hook aud null musns
- aud 6-4 cambria and jacnuet do.
large assortment Of prints, patterns
Leno and book muslin hdkfs
Common aud cambria ginghams
Table aud birds eye diapers
Damask table cloths aud napkins
Superfne Hollands and gras, camhric
Fine and Superiine muslin robes
6arze barege ai%! c. dc Naples hdkf'I
WserIoo stripes, aud Eil,isome article
Bs-t German aud tag hdkfs
Striped corded, checked and lowered musas
.C'auze and boobinet lace wells
italian !ustring and Florence silks
Black, white, blue, PINK and green ,a,,ius
0Auze aud Grape Jesse, assorted cOlors
a. and ia French bombazint for summer coat
Italian grapes and Grape shawIs
Superine imitation cdmbTics
Ladies' cotton and silk hose
do silk, kid aud horse skin glove
Figured aud plain ribbons, assorted culors
GlOunce aud inserting trimmings
Bohbnet usertiugs and quilngs
a. and ga bohbinet lace, supeifne
Zine bobbinet do. aud edsitis,
Fine thread laces and cdginrs
Floss and spool cotton, tapes and bobbii
One case OF pafasOls and sun-,imbrells,
Be. blue, black and assorted Italian sewing six
Gill aud common pins and needles
SILK striped linen dfillngs and plain a.
Do. do. cotton do do
White and black sauecn and naDkcens
White and cOlored Marseilies yestin.s
Valencia and best black silk do
French ca.snets, for spring wear
Common and superfne eircassaus
DO. do hombuzets
Furniture and apron cheeks
Russia diaper, duck and sheetinys
Dowlas, German rolls aud ozna6res
White and c0lored crayats and hdkff
GenlemenS beaver, Woodstock aud deer kin Glove,
Domesics Of every quality aud price. with number oil
smaller articles, comprising very general aso,trr., Of
Spring aud S@Rer GOODS County merchants and Other
dealers have opportunity OF purchasing Of small advance
The New York prices the goods wes bough a, suctou
and many Of them in quantities tOO large for retail ea
tueut
may Z. T7-a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-12

gJ The ENQUIRER published tvce week generally,
aud three times week during the session " the State Leg
tarePriee the heretofore, Five Dollars per anuum
payable advance. Notes Chartered fneeepayny banks
only will be received in payment The Editors will
tee the safety OF RENTING them by mail 1.-The postage OF all let
ters being paid by the writers.
az No paper will be discontinued ui at The discretion Of
the Edlors) until all srrearlses have be.f paid up.
u Whoever will guarantee the payaent oil nine paper,
shall have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, OR LESS-Fnst insertion 10 eens-each
continuance, so cents.
No advertisement inserted, until has either been paid
for assumed by person this ely or its envTon'
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TIE .AiflIlrnt, SchnnI


~ A AWAY tron 'he suberihc. on Tuctiav ,rn7r La,
A. y &ob Giant an tndenieI apprentice To Inc So,cb
n"A nusnt' named John LunstoFd, between 10 ,ul 70
se, ao i'el or iuches high snd Of slender and
''m ana sat complexion. lie had On hlue broad
ciolI ~ whie nat win grape ON it. IL IS from SUR,
c'ut va vince M connections living; he 70 m comps
~ W y0"ns al Who a been seinccd y the said In,-
iordt lecomPiny hin 10 Alabama, vince he bs. bI.bs,
yg ana has Ia ely ceeTcd letter from hin which lcuer
nc ~ NV VIVA an " Is expected he wsii stop ,t Lynch
s"1h place ne sad wond ne hi dst siorpin, r,lre
All Prsops forbid trusting, haslorrr, or snls, lin
10 an way, tht Law will in ail case, he pn IN rbS
Su lt""Id va ne paid I" auy person who will sppreLenI
ha mat can et ain, and al Reasonable eSpen.es ro f
- INV :" N0""ond n. TiCHESOH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-12
TRUST SdLE

"a 81 iae pr0yiiuns ii deed oftrns executed az
AiifIent nrd Elizabeth hi, wife he,,in, date
w 49, "a record N tie comfy Of anes lily cyun
N ~ PA o'e ci securing the payment ola certain sun of
~ =. ct Nptesed TO DR.. Richard Jrfcry We shall ON
20 - u Day nes at the Raleigh Tavern in WI
i"h, 'e-d az public auction make sale Of that va
- t Eng lfd being IN The county Aforesaid called
FHwb1aT ceuiniug about 1900 ,ere, aud distant i., ,
@ " i.y 81 Williamsburg Il, i. i. presumed tra
u'''o 10 purchase ,kG property yuld prefer To-
dee,e5 W. VA f"w nl II, mere particular description is
te nous oIli TO add that this tract Of land wa,
VI - 81 ~ ii-Ari Hannon sHd othe.s 10 Pleasant Akin
Terms --ffsh iiiJI, ,pDt,s,,rcc
AprilI6 g. " 80 30 HH.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-12
Afsrshdi's sale Of Coa{ Lands, and Of {i'l5s
Irnf.

4 N pursuance 81 a decree Ut tie. S,,reyi,y c, r ~,
esIy Tor Ihs richmond Dinci, pronounced on ic e o
VA oi, 1875 u o. Of Ebenezer Sou w. J,oe C;,
ind oaer', shl "a The 9Th day Of Nav next o9s C E
't front door ~ s Eagle Hotel, 70 lie h-bed br,der NJ
pute aueuon t1e following real estate 20 wit: an the e
iE ttle aud inttest Of James Cure, in the land In t
"a. OF Kentucky nd OHIO belonging fl. tle c.,fo al -
'aos Cuifi dec w one uoiey u an Undivided ir,et Of
sly houand acres ,ng IN Boone county STATE Of keirt,
on ne waeisoi u Bone Greek. One uoi.fv of econ ~
Hted iacis ot the Iron Banks in the st-t. o Ke,airE
9ng On Tue MFi1pr viz 1000 scre. ln the waters If a
h'PPi 100 tcles on the waters Of Town Creek; ION
% Ns'sl ~ te same 1000 acres The water. ~
he Ohioi 1000 aoie Oh the waters NJ -. 500 ,e,. ,, bon
Wi,Is OF Gthoa 'reek and sss and two-td acre, on die
49, " DSiiw9is creek one undivided mpiety Of 1910
idsu m,ey o. 300 acre. on Goose creek IN he sist. 4
tD'ugsyi ana "ne-tweh Of from six fo 8y)0 tcrt IN f
lat or Ohn, GU Ysroui dreams Also onc.sivh Of ,, M
1need fsci oiatd containing coal situated In thc eot
Ahe,'er1so' Hdlopur Black Heath, called the Failing 90
i'. efm' credit Of 80 month";. the putoha.clt e.ct.
~ pl' a1J fhoLi'e retained security Until iey are m
sale 10 commended 10 o'clock.
April -. ''''''i' M $, r. r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-12
LIVE DIX
NAVY CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,
9th March 1909

c,r, I'm MARCH, I52O.
sEALEp ''opos.b will be received until he 3Ia d,v =,
- cuS ~, Tor TIC supply VI LIVE OAK TIMBER f,r
"on es i'Tts '7sdt's cutie mould one Of which with
eou eu,.' omseucus timber, T. he delivered on o.
weTre ne =" TO- q September 1927 IL; eacf OF the :ac
l', a. :" o. .; "w YORK and Philadelphia au i.r nin
I've OlA a. iieae Of the fsst eass to be drliyrre
at !te Navy add At New York
April a. 60 -,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-12
80 NEGROES ron S.gLE

x " e % lao deeds Of trust executed to t subscriber.
- -Ar'aii Boyd iot the benefit TT Blai. Dnr,yel and
ace u decree Of the superior coutt OF chaneey
NJ e "sfhoo7d ct shalt Tuesday the 90l dav Of
! nS'l al Gcydt.r M the county OF Aeckenbu. proceed
, ht e''h ou lity slaves Of IA descriptions anon,
wo h'a s'mtt two carpenters and other tfsdesmoa
heSe on Che ioxt good day. and continue from ay TO av
,bs 49,, ates 'osp'ed this sale i. to take place unde
can % ny . = decree ofeOaii,t expected that notiing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-12
PONTpnnrEnfrn. AT

Asthe surveys and plat. OF surveys Of the land ,Jo.
cannot te completed by The lih day Of the nc,t to t
atss WI not take plice, until Friday the 2jhday Of %
when they will Commence with tie Wth,u,i,,a = 80
ga ga Saturday the z1h Of the month"; the l,n L
county WI be Sold commencing with the Uot ,cs,e,f,
aud fiii DC continued from day to day until IN. mi
al BE- sofi 50 uuch thereof may be reees.,,v 80:
ee saf 'ut Of seven THOUSAND dollars and the eo al ,
hf tf .aH decree.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-12
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SUBS Seer has removed from VeilIeboro' 10 the half,
- between VA derrick shurg and t!c BUar (ileep
i "'u nF'Hlet statd f2rfb'Iy called rolLs where he
'.'' iAA hts old customers, aid al tll,e ,yhamay
III Upon '' g. ther entire satisfaction Ia addition io IN,
% 1'' 81 ' which las heeu tlorour by f-i,ti,, t,
~ ' n. re have Leu crested atNrr ,b, a.,
pence io' us eH.e iinme travellers anil r FINN he IN
st,sni ~. 't'oe ns1oer lis stables large auu wc
I a. az cunguty 10 tuyyn market wall en,hle lam,
Se'P g. h.e and ohoior liquors Ii, homes h, eic,
70 h1 husiuSs', that he viii share Thai r ,h
u"le PsIr'n.ze licl he hls hn.i received and n,
"e az" 'es '-d't 10 return his thanks.
A,rn,s LEWIS w. TALIAFERRo
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1., G'0htesfsy Independent Jockey CImb Ruces
tLL c".P &c on Wedne'day the 24,n ia, next and
49, gay mite a1 free q r.ied colt Of ftr wear. ~
q, aAa rvdt rutiunoe - duila.t |
szty igh Ess, .fis hcsfs. i,fe f5I ans or.e
,nll i"as' oNtel ny y i4etnIet oi 80. .,,-
tIIns 10 d3IlTs
ID day la'nsrs sweeriake, mile heats entrance leu bar
Gloue 81 county. Apr! 70. ii5-,tsi1f
Tie .Aiii,oaq School
- LAM, Tue' Tavern ' nun
fhsiext s's'on will commerce. on iIon9r, n, 81, d.,
oil jung mos persons who d,rp-ed tu commit ther
sous 10 or char will do well orake early application
Addft 10 LanshoTneI Tavern.
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Terms lierclo,re, W. Latin, Greek French aud
Mathematics, $50
Enslh branchr, rs
per anin Of tei moniln Board can he had in il. moe, m
Peciai iamiliss ii the neigh6Uurhood at SIS r ann ~, mon
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