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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-08-26

a TIA Court Of Probate holden with-
IN In and for the town Of Bristol,
tho 7th day Of August, isa6.-The
Administrators OH the estate Of
FRANCIS LIB. D'WOLF, =
late Of Bristol, deceased, presented
his account of Administration for al
iowance--OrdereA that the consid-
Grafton thereof be referred to Court
of Probate 70 be holden on the 4th
day Of September next, at three o..
clock. r. M. at the State House, in
said Bristdi, and that notice be Civ
en- by Publishing this decree three
times in one ofthc Newspapers prin-
sctl ~it,san ti,is State, to ali parties
interested to appear and be heard. il
they think ft. Per Order of said
Court. Witaess,
Wan. REYNOLDS, r. Clerk.
Bristol. Aug. II, 1856. TAl9.
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A Ia Court OF Probate holden with2
IN in and for the town of Warren. on
the 7th day Of August, A. d. 1896. =
Allen Hoar, Executor upon the estate
Of PHILLIP DROWN,
deceased, has presented his first ac-
count Of Administration on said estate
for aNowance--N'hcrempoA order, d
That the consideration thereof be re-
fered to the 6rst Monday Of September
next, at o'clock, r. M. and .ha prev
ions notice be given (by publishing this
order three several times in The North
ern Starr 10 all persons interested to
appear at that Time and be heard. A
true copy. witness.
8. RANDALL, p. Clerk.
August i2.
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c.stes ~ d.! -. tiasA.. tsasa!l.
Al assruasin4 brig Sane; Ediasott g d.,,
irom nssssillsss and 50 from The Rock q
| Cibtalfdf; Syrsn. Cornsig MArilIs, 90 dsys
zipporsh, % d 6 81. Croix Alsrt. Moore
IH Havana. 'sf s+i-. 1, u. Ns N
4ad. srr brisi Gov. Edincstt. Baker. from
Columbia. ic0, LEFT CaIcutta 9lsto7bb. and
Pondicherry, 9sth May George, Lewis
Havre. 40 WAtchmkn, Mason. st. Ubes; -
American, Cottle, Nsw-Ydtk schr Btlsey
T. Deborah, H.wes. from Providence Bar
stow. Day, Phitadelphia.
At Quarantine, bsig Samuel & John, Shaw
fionduras 80 days ,JAcob, Eddy, Of War
rem, II Trinidad, Cubs, Al days; sehrs Al.
lice aud Nancy, Brown. Honduras. 20 days
Element, Foster, Martinique, Is d.; Alert
Moore, "a days.
Arr at New WORK, e0th, ship isaas. Myvick
Liverpool, ~ ds; Liverpool, M 'LtlIon, from
Liverpool. via Cork, 81 days.
Brigs Howard, Baker, rs days from NAV
seillcs Martha, Edwards, ~ days from Am
sterdam ; Haytien brig John EAptiste, Du'
mas, Port au Prince, 10 days Sail & Hope
Andres, 10 ds from Charleston, bonnd u
Providence, put in OIL account Of head wind
and short Of provisio4,.
Schrs Lapwing. Kennedy, (ef Baltimore,
Para, 27 days; Georgetown, Dennis. Prnla
Idelphia Fanny, Passport, Q days.
CID ship Schema, Stratton. Liverpool; Fro
T. .dence, RicketsoA, Trieste Wostmorelan.l
Clark, Hull; slo0p vepas. Bliss, Providence
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. Sttarrtc0.

Va :fratei, on Monday last, by tise Rev.Mr.
Mann. Capt. Timothy coSgeshail, to Miss
sally Eliza Luther, only daughter .of Col
Giles Luther, all of that town.
10 Dish;on. by Richard Wes.cott, Esq. Mr..
JeHsisea b. Got, to Miss Asene.h Coa, both
Of Rehobu,h.
Ia Providence, On the 9th inst. ey The ReS
Nj Pickering, MI. Hezskiah Norris. o
Bristol, to. Miss Mary Ann Sarkc-, Of Provi
lence
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Extra Cheap Goods ~

Extra Cheap Goods :!
Just came to hand and ase mo.O opex.
edtor safe,
NNE Bale Russia 6heeting by piece
W or ward.
I bale ditto Ravens Duck, do. do.
700 yds 3.4 chicks.
600 yds Al ditto.
Ladies white ritbed silk Hose, kood
quality, at IS cents pair.
Super Black NAnkin Le,Antincs.
White Jackonet and Swiss Muslin
Cravats.
Flag Silk Handkerclicfs.
Ladies white Horseskin Gloves.
100 pair Ladies Black Silk Gloves,
at Is cents per pair.
400 blue and white aud cuiored Ma.
dras Hdkfs. very large size and
excellent Fabrick at - l.2 cts
piece.
Apply 10 -
N. NJ. & j. R. WHEATON.
: July 1.
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The Kentucky papers tnat reach US
sr almost invariably freighted with
the tiiings Of new euormities and
crimes. On opening the Lexington
Gazette of the 5th inst received yes
terdsy. the Rrst thing that met our
eyes was the following account Of a.
mother murder most foul"
Horrid Transaction. .ABetwcen the
hours oftwo or three O'clock to-day,
Mr.. John Biake. Of Ohio, was shot,with-
in about seven miles Of this place, on
the read 10 Lexington. From the
testimony given before the court oi
iuqsiry, which was called Immediate
ly. in this place. it appeared that the
ball penetrated the left breast and pas
sed across without entering the 'nte'
rior Of ffre chest, We have sine,
learned that the ball was taken out or
the opposite side Tbs wound was al
frat thcsghtto be- highly dangerous
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MEMORANDA.

MEMOhANOAs
The brig FrSlcs, Bowers, Of Pfcvidencd
arr at N. Orleans, 18th ut. fr Vera Cruz, with
u cargo Of lime, and was destroyed by Are on
the evening of the 2lst which commenced
III the hold, and supposed to have been causa
ed by the stacking Of lime---the cabin furni.
ture and rigging was principally saved.
At Antwerp, 23d June, ship Leonides, Of
Bristol, for Gibral.sr, in days.
Arr ut Amsterdam, ga June, brig Maria;
Of Bristol.
Brig Rival, of Newport fr New-Orlesns
for liverpool, WINS ashore At the Baiize, ~
days.
Gid at Richmond, llth, ship Gold Hunter
Knowles, Bristol.
Spoken, 10th, Lat % II, long "a. schr Bal
tic, Green, fr st. Barts, for Bristol.
Arr at Charleston, 10th inst. ship Jsne
Child, from Liverpool.
Arr ut Newfotk, brig Charles, Cofiu, o
this port, from alatanza..
Lett at Whsmpon, 26ih March, shps Prov.
idence, Brown. r Peru, disch Superiour
Andrews, do. dv.
At Matanzas, 4th, EnssrHise. Of Provi.
dcncs, disch.
Arr al Providence, 2lst, sloop Empssss,
ha yer, fr New-fork,
Schr Ahira, Hall, IL days fr Philadeiphis.
Slopp Huntress, Read, fr Now-Yorh,
Al quarantine, ship Atlas. Taylor, Ivom N.
Orleans.
22J, arr sloop Sally, Psarce, fr Hartford
cid brig New England, Mathewson, Ma
tanzas.
Arr at Boston, als', briss Rob Roy, Cra-,
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Attrttstt.

- WILL be sold at PUBLICK
i'm: AUCTION, On MONDAY.
iiliE the ilth day of September
.sz Il next, at 3 o'clock. p NJ.
by order Of the Supreme judicial Court,
all the right. title, and interest, of which
ALLEN Cole, late of Warren, deceas-
ed, died seized. in and to certain
Work shop, standing on the west side
Of Water street. neyt south of Capt.
Samuel Barton's dwelling house,.
ALSO. all the right, tit'e, and inter-
est, Of which said Allen Cole, dled
seized, in and 10 an undivided eighth
part Of the Real Estate of which Al
len Cole, Sen. died seized, consisting
Of a lot Of laad on The east side of
Main street, with dwelling house
thereon. and lot Of land on the West
side Of Water street. OH which the a
foresaid shop stands.
And also; one sixte enth part of PEW
No. As. on the North side bfthe Broad
or Centre Aisle in the Baptist Meeting
House4
Conditions Of Salc.--6O days, with
notes at Bank, with approved endors:
ers. Other particulars will be made
known at the sale.
Sale 10 csmmence at the above said
shop on Water Street.
SAMUEL COLE, Adm'r.
Aug. 1a 4w.
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Just received and for sale loro by
N. NJ. 3 j. 4. WHEATON
5-4 Bleaclicd Shcerings. 4-4 fh',do.
WinaRtain Bicachcd Sairtings, ot
fun quality.
Figured Pearl Shirt Buttons,
Biack cannbrmks.x
Black Nankin Levmti'ws, part Of
which are common quality, &hd
some cery superior.
Aug. Of.
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FROM FRANCE.

The ship Extio. from Havre. for N
York, has arrived in the sound, bring.
ing Havre papers and letters to the
goth Of July, and Paris papers TO the
18th inclusive.
ialrna. the celebrated tragcdian. is
pronounced out Of danger.
Il is intended ~ constIuc. o. mar
ket place m ,im city cf ThcplauSs, co
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FOREIGN.
FROM EUROPE,

by ain arrival at PhiIadelphis, Lon
don papers to the evening of tha 2Ott
Of July, and liverpool to tire ED have
been received.
The distrpsses among the weavers
of Spitalfieids reinaias u'nabated and
at Manchester, large assemblies o
people out Of work continue 70 bs
frequent !; and although the militar,
patroies had prevented any outrase'
tor a few days hack, still the feel ing
of the pupulace in that and many o'
the adjacent towns were . assuming 4
more decided tone"
The regular return Of the bank.
ruptcies in England, foe the hal
year, ending June 1895, was 489.-
For the same period in 1896, they u
mounted to 1897 !
A great fire recently happened in
|the town Of Sterling, Scotland. No
less than forty families were burn
out of their houses, and all their Ell
facts destroyed
Two deaths, (bdth men} had sctual'
" occurred in the streets OF Dublin,
from starvation.
A low contagious fever which had
prevailed in Dublin, tor two months
had Lately had very considerable in
crease. It's general prevalence is at
trlbuted to the filthiness of the city.
A serious riot took place at the fa!'
of K,lfeacle ON the 10th OF July. Sew
erai persons we're killed and injured
A letter from Liverpool OF The ED
says, We are sorry TO state our mar
kets are again verse, and that In th,
article Of sugar, the lowest quotation
perhaps ever known, has appeared II
the Gazette ol the l4th'"
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FOR NEW.YORK.

xSS THE schooner FAVOUR
yySXMkA l1'E. will sail for .Ns,c-
&tff1s:$, Tork, ON IHERSDAT
e .NEXT, wind aud weather
pcrmitting-wouid take freight low.
Apgly to
PAUL WARE,
Who wishes to purchase 5000 banch-
es Onions.
Avg. 26.
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FROM SPAIN.

,'S'N"s opPc"tS w s"'HA
that asst imesvtant thing for it to. do
at present, I'd ON. place ut Lisbon, AZ
quick Ms ~ red sire man entirety lie.
voted to thnd sroutQic party. As soon
rs it hxdes seemed resolution. it cast
its eyes sAtheir voicriaga, brother.in-
law OF N. 1sA only Il yesterday his
Majesty signed thexbpointment Of M.
Andriaga ~ be Minister Plcnipoten.
tiary at that Court. The King having
siglsed these documents, M. Andriag;s
received his passports. Ind creden.
tials. At four O'clock he received at
the Treasury 6;c0O doa6i"sns tSO.0QG
francs tor his journey to I.isboD, and
at 9 o'clock he was on his road; with
such precipitation was it thought rec.
essary for the dipnmatist 70 NIepatt.-
(M.rAndriasa was lately the Minister
I'll the United States.1 A co1riyf la.
been despatched TO Caliz, carryin,
to the rich merchant Gargo!iu, his sp'
poiptment Of Treasurer General, il
rthe room Of NJ. 'Sorct, whoskss jus'
died at Seville. NJ. Gargolle lone o.
rthe richest merchalfts in Earope, il
h'ins self the ariizan of his own fortune
it is said that i, is doubt if he can e.
ven reasl.
Mr, Miller. IA Veemon.erA had ar.
rived at Smyrns from NapoIi de Rom
inae after having endured almost eve
ry hardship, Tor two years, in tine ser
vice ot the Greeks.
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.MartMe 1Ntelltpsm mf*
PORT OF WARREN.
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.

ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
Sloop Eliza, Smith. from Providence.
Sloop Sarah, insraham, iron ditto.
Sloop Mount Moriah, Mathewson, from
ditto. e
sloop Hannah & Nancy. Tornsr, from
Newport.
. Schr. Favoprite, Sanford, from Bangor
with bark, &c. to Paul Ware,
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n1cb Indisn osvp has bco6 sewedI
brpadrsst, and appears 'rcnarka ablo'
hfifly-~-thAE the quantity Of oats
sowa this year, probably exceed a.
acres, ono lsalf xuy former year,
and were mover sfeutcr 6rmore pro-
daciive- that tadian corh uever e.
pcared more promising Tho winter
wheat and rye an an average mid
diing--a nhe yield Of peas --flax ve-,
ry 6ho and lar8e---a fair. crop of.
1arIcy--rststSes ahshdaat In actcs--,
and tlsat tise mcadew viii turn .Sut
lar beftcrtAaa wss sppreiIcuded. !.
Tie sptisss. ur 10 Tuesday
week NO less than Trein1 f6O0 er Coco
strangers lad visited Saratoga
Speingss aud there were relMaia;ug
there. oss that dry, from 1000 to 1000
perssas' II che di1eremt boarding.
b0useS,
On Thnraday aftcrnscn the Pro-
pr;ctar Of the Collcctios of Rattle
suakcs in Bcstru had one nf his Gm.
gers .bitteu 5y orc IT them. a friend
c.h tic woumd, ahd applied his snsutb
A. drawsout the virus. while DR..
u Sips was sent 'f,r. The Doctor
administered Sweet Oil tn the
su4:rcr, and bathed the wonnd with
Il, "a the swelling subsidized, Oil,
Ja,a, aM puivcrized Charcoal are
stpaug remedies used in the Western
States, and are commonly successful
Sf scssonabiy rcsortcd to. and tic
wound is put ia , large vein.
Palladium. /.
II Is SSIcplstcd that there are s5cO
deaf aud duuab persaas in the United
Staues. There are six schools for
theirinssruc,ion.
Among the latest European Miracles
IS that az the tesbxitation .ef Vic.
Dcdsworta, after 'remaiRing frozen ua-
der an alayanche 10 years.
The degree l.. l.. d. has been con-
ferred ON tie Hon. Alexander Everett,
American Minister ia Spain. by the
University of Vermont. Aiming the
graduates Of the year are twb from
Georgia.
.Nbtics to whaters and Others who
,freuatst the SsxiA Ssa.-We are re.
uuestcd to state that Capt. Eaton, Tor.
merly Of Marblehead, has taken
lease fbr ten years of the Island of
Massafucra, in the South Sea, abuut 80
miles from Juan hernandez, where
vshalers and others can be supplied
with wood, water, and fresh provisions.
This notice is given because many
vessels passing the Island, and seeing
HUMAN beings on the shore, stand OH
again, thinking they are pirates. Capt.
Eaton and has little company are the
only inhabitants Of the place, ,tEcir &C..
c0patiea is taking the seals. &c.
Bost. C0srter.
d. S. sckr. Doiphin.-A letter has
been received from the Purser Of this
vessel dated Woahoo, 18th July, 1895,
since the fine at which she was re-
ported 10 have been lost. There can
be no doubt therefore OF her safety.
The letter mentions that the surviving
Suiineers ofthe Nantucket ship Globe
| \
:,
ths account recently Puo"s"eo :'
> large snake having Decn see" ~
0soa~4.s f<ss.~o hnt IL, hA n lsO3y. lne
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I" =. y
bs< taithef discovssaes indase I he-1
Iief thaf L Will p61 preve msrtaI. al
brsef eutiiAe tf (kici5 stances which
led %. and SttS4ded the perpetrstiou
ef this deed sfe = follows - On Sua-
day aiEht the S6th 0f last month, Mr.|
Bake tonsed a. the house IF a Mr.
Ruehen kankin, between xfis !place
and Lexibgtsn, where be declared he
was robbed Of Sil75. 10 Uhited Stases'
paper. Bake 'commeuced q ,prssec1-
tisa against Rankin, in which Rsnkia
bad tseeR committed foa trial before
the circuit court bdt, giving bail for
has appearance. he was. set Il liberty.
On This day Rankin and Blake had an
interyiew.in which Is,akin had pro-
posed terms sf compromise, te which,
ho~ever, Blskc would not accede---
They separated Rankin took rile,
placed himself ia the ccrlsr Of field,
ty the side Of the road, and as Blake
vas passing, Rankin shot him. Blake
'returhed'to the 6Ouss where he had
stopped. exclailning, he was killed.
Mt. Hsilock. at whose house they had
dined. ran out ON hearing the report
Ut the gun. and the exclamations Of
The wounded tnan, assd perceived Ran
kan retsrning, cursing and ewesri0g he
had killed him, aud that he lad come
tor that express purp0se-declaring
Blake had murdered the character az
the Rankin family, and cha he would
rather DIE than endure It. He imme.
diateay surrendered, was taken before
IA court Of inquiry. and committed tor
further iai.-1>Westsrn Observer.
HThc August term 6f tho Supreme
Judicial Court Tor the County Of
NcwpQrt, comnnenccs at Newport gu
Mowday 'nt1t-
Tie trial of q coluwred 'Wbman in
dictcd for murder, was continued
from tho MARCH, term, in consequence
of her sickncsa, and will probably
take place ,ioring tive approaching
session ofthc Court. .Smericdn.
The u. S, ship Brantsywinc, Capt.
Jones. is about todcpart fir tile Pa
cilic, accompanied by tho 'Iew sluop
of war Ninceiincs, undcr comnsan-
dant Fitch.
\ canal boat 'frmn BuKaiu passed
Little Falls a few days simcc. with a
Cargo or beaver xud other tars, vxi.
ued at Sl00,O00.
Thcbody Of a person was found
hanying in tise w0,ds in Dorchester,
Mass. alst inst. from papers found
about him, his name is supposed
to be I. or J. Page.
E.n, Mnfkihe. A machine for cut
ting wooden ware, suck as tubs, buck
cts, &c. from whols timber, has been
lately erected, and il nov ia complete
operation 1t the steel kgtinding mill OF
Mr.. Nichols, near Hamilton Village.-
We understand it cuts and sInoo'hs the
ware with great speed. The inventors
Eafnea Mark Mitchell.
FOREIGN.
FROM EUROPE.
by ain arrival at Philadelphit, Lon
don papers to the evening of tha Goth
Of July, and liverpool to tire ED have
been received.
The distresses among the weavers
of Spitalfelds reinaiss unabated and
at Manchester, large assemblies OF
people out Of work continue 10 be
frequent /; and although the military
patroies had prevented any outrases
| tor a few days hack, still the feel ings
Of the pupuIace in that and many OF
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I0VNT EDpN DANE
A 4 the Annual meeting OF the stock
IA holders Of the MOUNT HOPE
BANK, this day, the following persons
were appointed Directors for the year
ensuing. viz flames D'Wolf, JereWi-
alb Riman, Mark Anthony D'Wolf, Viii
liam Henry D'Wolf and Byron Diman,
who at q subsequent meeting elected
JAMMs D'WoLr, President aud
BYRON OMAN, Cashier.
Bristol, r. L. Aug. Is, 1925. [AI0.
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TEse!y ~ ca0 iF0hs Hpan : b@MsifuI
0edel.
hissGrned that tie Holy Alliance
mean to defer the pfSmdlga tim pf the
Portuguese Constitution, till the gov
|ernments have time to make repre-
sentations to the EsAperor. Don Pedro.
The Paris papers ssy thAt such in
sttuctiens have BEEN .despatched to
hayi as will settle al difficulties be.
tween the twe goverA,nents.
The ship Freres arrived at Havre
on the a5th ult. having on board NJ.
Malepar. she failure Of whose Marble
Csnpany was tive araat ;purier TO so
many similur explosioiis in NewYork-
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NLOOR BRUSHES. &c.-Fresh
E supply Of first quality Foor Brush.
es. Saditons and Brass Kettles. just re.
ce;ved and for sale by
N. M.& J. r. WHEATON.
June 81.
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Us. schr. Doiphin.--A letter has
been received from the Purser Of this
vessel dated Woahoo, 18th July, 1895,
since the fine at which she was re-
ported To have been lost. There can
be no doubt therefore or her safety.
The letter mentions that the surviving
Muiineers Of the Nantucket ship Globe
l,sd been taken.
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Eex Maflih.. A machine for cut
ting wooden ware, such as tubs, b,s;k.
cts, &c. from whols timber, has beer
lately erected, and il now ia compfcte
operation 1t the steel Igtfnding mill oI
Mr.. Nichols, near Hamilton Village.
We uudcrst tand it cuts and srnoo'hs the
ware with great speed. The einventors
Eaneu Mark Mitchell.
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\ canal boat frozen BuEaiu passed
Little Falls few days simcc. with a
cargo or beaver xud other tars, vxi.
uel at SI0O,O00.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-12
VGlnabIc Pro,eytu for Soie

Granville county, North Carolina viz: one tr1c, Of I'd
acres Of LAND, on Gins,e creek; tract OF zoo aet
GU The same Creek tract Of So Tuihonony
aud one ot 1000 bn Island creek, and the waters Of Ga
creek The Aforesaid Of aud have pllu,,on
them, IN toeable good repair Inc LIST larEe enoash w
10 hands TO advantage the Sad 4or hands; the Sd cid
or ten; aud tue 4h sufficient i5t IS 10 hands The o
Improvements each plantatn tolcaby good, (ele
buildings eSeeptedJ Il believed that the iiaId, tvo
The Place, valuable AMI contain more Fruit Tre,
han any other two plantations the county, aud which
known to bear One of the above Of land
within or mile, Of Oxford the other three tracts Is
the North Western part of the county The subscriber will al
sell two other tracts go thu other of 100 ceres each viii
small Improvements, lling ia siii county.
The above lands situated IN the healthy part
Granville, aaordiug plenty Of excellent springs and Ch
convenient streams OF water, with mill Of said lra.
The soilwe aa eito the culture OF corn tobacco, whe
cotton &c. AMI may Justly be raused with the valuable lands
SAID county The plantations in good condition for M
King crop the ensuing year. Persons inclined purchay
are reqcst,d to eSause The premises& satisfy uemseves Ii
subscriber OF Samuel s. DOwne Esq lvu in the upper pr
OF Granville will show the pr,Fsry, and make known th
terms. The crops Of and ioder and stock of horse
mules, cattle aud hogs, two q hc above plantations f.
sae also very valuable Jack end three Jeunc,s raise
| from the most approved stock.
Two OF the above OF land will he exchanged FOX We.
| tern land. MAURICE SMITH
Granville county, Fcd Si---wI2ws
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rRIIST S4IHo

g1Y virtue Of deed of trust from John Gamble and wife
bearing date the 18th Oct G8 and recorded in he Hus-
ngs Count Of the city OF Richmond secure the pay
men of certain notes therein mentijned, Thos TAYLOR ana
Bent1in Harrison commissioners II the Court Of Chanccry
N me suit Of Bird Representatives Bobnsou's Admins
ia1r, shall SELL al public auction the Eagle
Hotel, IN the city Richmond ire jth June rer The fol-
lowing proPerty A lot OF ground in the said city No
$50 anoisr lot in rurpn addition the said city No GO3
and all the right title and interest Of the said Gamble 10 aud
to piece Of ground lso III the said city, Wrst of Shook
Creek, bounded by tie lois Nos 32 25 55g onthe North
Ion the We,t by Inc continuing The Western boundary oil
' street u the river that the said would be incl
ded extended to h' River the South by the River aud
along The River TO lot No S23
The terms of sale viii he cash
WM i. WICKIIAlI, 1r,..
JAMES HERON, i'"''e''
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-12
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tE7HEREAS IT has been Represented the Executive hy
w heJnlor of Gloucester county, that Thomas
Brown who hal Deen Convicted by the superior coat of said
county and sertenced to years the Penten
iy o negro ,teaInt did, the might Of the 9th uItmo
break and Dske his escape from The aij all now 20
s al large have therefore thought proper with the advice
oi the Council # Stale ~ offer reward Of hundred dol
lars TO any pr'ou persOs who will apprehen convey
TO the Jail Of Gloucester county aforesaid the said Th Bfown
aud do require all officers civil aud military and
exor the good people of TIE use their hest
ndeayos 10 the said fugitive To bo oppehned that
he may he dealt with as the law directs
Given under my hand O, Gsycrto7 aud under The seal
H. s. OF the commonwealth At Rich npud thu h day MAY
1895 join TYLER.
Thoms, Brown is about feet inches high, we'll made,
very bright full eyes, light hair aud ounPlexio down look
when spoken TO- bad co9enace, beard except the up
pes Up, sad aged about IS year.
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