davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-29
CIRCULATION,

Among which are the followingi
Napoleon, by tho author Of Wayerly!
Reuben Apsley,
Military Sketch Book,
Two hundred & nine days on the continent
Amacks, a novel;
Hope Leslie by the author Of Redwood,
Mornings at Bow-street,
Elizabeth dc Bruce,
Richmond, or scenes in the life ofa Bow
street officer;
Boyne Water,
Northwood by mrs. Hale,
High Life,
Brambletye House,
The Odd Volume "Merry or Sad shalt be"
The Epicurean,
Mrs. Hemans Poems,
The Buchaneers, Sc. &c.
New Works, as soon as published will be
received as above. nov !.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-29
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
JUST received for sale and circulation
- by
w. CALLAHAN.

Life of .NAPOLE.l.V by the author OF
Waperiy; the EPICURLiv tale 6y
Thomas Moore, Esq History of the PE
RITES, containing the lives of the most
noted Pirate Captains, some account ofthc
late piracies in the West Indies, and the
expedition of Com. PORTER.
.liso, for saie.--The Confession Of yES.
Sc STR.aNG to e. Pepper, ESQ. the
trial Of the THREE SP.aNL3RDS, and
an account of the scenes on board the
Crawford, sc. &c.
Sept. q.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-29
Octobev 9th, 1927.
NEW GOODS.
z. Wy. LAWTON,


a u very perfect assortment of Fresh
imported and Seasonable Dry Goods,which h
he offers for sale very low for CASH.
or approved Credit. The variety is too
great to be fully described: but among
many other things, Includes
An extensive assortment ofPrints.
Elegant Merino. Cashmere and Valen.
cia Long and Square Shawls.
Black and fashionable colours Gros de
Naples, striped, figured and plain;
Black and colored Gros de Berlin, a su.
perior article;
Real Goats hair Camblcts,
Super super London Ginghams,
Do. black Bombazines,
Printed floor and table cloths,
Zebra Ribbons,
Gauze Cap do.
Fine bobbns for trimming.
Ladies Knotted Wors,cd hose,
Habit trimmings and daisy buttons,
25 lbs rtry superior black and colored
sewing silk-the manufacture of Rubinna-
ii, Ciotola and Fenizio, warranted free
from acid, and Of a much better quality
than is usually offered for sale.
Thread, bobbinet and Swiss laces;
Super black lutstrings,
Cheap shoe ribbons,
Super do. Gallons, triple chain.
AL so
I bale blue Broadcloths,
I do. blankets. rose and point:
2 bales Ravens Duck.
] Csse black Canton Crapess
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-29
More good Bargaini
SW IT. EE'9S,
No. Il Z 2 eMEaf S,p2

Thames Street, .NiwpOn.
NTHO has just returned from Nev
w York with REAL Cheap GOOB.
and invites the ladies and gentlemen Z
Newport, and his from the country to ci
ana give him a look, and he pledges hu-
self to give them GOOD B.iRG.iLNS.
.4mOng them ore
BROADCLOTHS, Sauiretts, Flanncl
and Baizes; Real X u. Duck Floor Carr
petings and Rugs Bear Duck and Rus
STA Sheetings ;Canton, Nark,n and French
Grape SIR Velvet Plush auC cord pow
er-loom star and kelly Sheetngs; Shit
ings Of various kinds; wIllo" sheets ard
pasteboard Cravat stiffners Pockethdkfs |;
Cotton, Linen, and silk do. Cotton Flan-
eel for drawers Book, Null and Swiss
Juslns Jaconet end CGmbrics brown
Cambria for bonnetts; Devonshire Ker-
vey bang.up Cord aud linen: mems Com
orters; Barage scaris and Plaid silks /;
Dsnaburgs, Crash and Towclolh; silk.
cotton and worsted Hose hemp hose and
half do. American Carpentings.
LEGEIoRrS AND ECrLyAR
GXPSxES,
With many other Goods on hand, very low.
He wishes his old customers and the
public in general to CALL AND SEE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-29
New Goods.
MMtoM NaM.

shiiich ANNt.
HAS just received from Boston the fol
4 l. lowing goods which were purchased
at the great Auction sale:
3 Hair Cloth Sofas = Time pieces
Wash stands Toilet tables Rocking and
Fancy Chairs; Secretaries Camp Bed
steads; Work tables Books Desk
Soap for shaving Mats 80 nests OF
Cedar Tubs. q in a nest, 81 ,25 nest 3
bales of Cotton Sheeting all Of which will
be sold very low for Cash or short Credd.
NJ. ii. will make liberal advances on
Consignments. Cash paid for Watches.
sept. g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-29
Boarding House.
Benz. Fairbanks,

- EsPEoTFULLY informs his friends and the
IN public, that he still remains at his old 81.
tuation in Thames-street, No. 40, corner OF
Fair-street, where he would be glad to accom-
modate few steady bOardors, on reasonable
terms. Newport, may %. Itf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-29
YSGHA Il Ys
From the Philadelphia Monthly Magazine.
THE VOICE OF WINTER.

So ----=-=--===-=--=-
From the Philadelphia Monthly Magazine.
THE VOICE OF WINTER.
come my breath is on the blast
A wreath of clouds is DER me;
Ard the lovely lowers Of earth, as past,
Have witherd and shrunk before me.
1 have found the earth in its richest bloom,
come to gather its pride TO the tomb;
j have found il all with Joy elate,
como to make it desolate,
The leaves Of the trees are rustling and gay,
The sheen Of the rivers is bright as the
spring
I will blow those rustling leaves away,
will stop its streanllets murmuring
] will strip its robe the towering oak,
It's rootB shall be torn, and its limbs be broke
Twill howl through the waste, and the wild
beasts there
At the sound Of my voice shall sink to their
lair.
Tho eagle shall close her soaring wing,
And seek her nest on tho eyrie high;
<bu oNbfJ sOHbsltI Ceuso 10 hinu
At the sound of my ominous rushing by
will bow to the dust the goyest flowers,
And strip Of their pride the fairest bowers;
Twill clotbe the earth in white as come
The winding sheet Of her wintry tomb
-...eGs-..
MUSIC.
Il comes-it comes upon tho gale,
That ponsivo voics ofdays gone by,
With early feelings down lles vale,
On Arab airs as odours sigh.
Oh on this fair and foreign shore
How doubly blcst that song appears,
Long days and distance waiting DER
The swiflness of departed years.
Tho scene around me fades away,
As at the wave Of magic wand
500 tho glons and mountains grey
And wild woods of my native land.
The summer bower, the silent stream,
The scenes of youth are on the strainj
And peopled is my waking dream
With forms ne 'er shall see again!
AS my on wanderings when a child,
That muBic comes ut close Of day,
Along the dim and distant wild,
And watts my spirit far away.
And DER tn, heart ns il distis,
Dear as tho dew-drop to the leaf,
. Oh how the rising bosom thrills
Beneath the mystic JOY ofgrief
And oh, so sweet it is to feel
The gentle wo that wakes the sigh,
That eon ir huavon, nothinks, twill steal
Upon the spirits dream fjoy
But bark that soothing strain is DER,
And broken is the lovely spoil
81 iades from of our native shore
The accents ofe friends farewell
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-29
y. w. EDDY.

ALSO, 10 close a c6ncsyp--1 Carriage: =
casks Colmenar Wine; hid very superior
Virginia Tobacco; 20 boxes Spanish Scgars
bbls Vinegar, and 2 bbls. Glauber Salts.
Oct II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-29
New Publications..

VIZ CALLAHAN, has just received
w from New. York, a number OF the
latest Publications. for
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-29
PRINTING,

Execute isdin satisfactory manner at this Office ]
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15
NOTICE.

virtue OF deed Of trust executed TO the subscriber &
uovs, ID uiiam On the Gath day Of April wear
81 securing The payment Of debt therein mentioned due 10
and ihornto and which has been duly eeorded
ne ,si the highest bidder, for cash. Saturday, the
n o, july next certain tact parcel OF land, uch
thereof as will be sufficient ltfy aud paw the aid Nc
heys ana fho nlon, whatever that may he due
s OF she d'hs mentioned III the said deed and all
pshan on both sides of the buckingham road containing bv
uhA'ion 3O0 acres e the ess) dsnng
the lands al VIM ID Jones Samuel Johns, The estate III In
mick Samuel Branch, aud Others, being tire same
paieei tract OF land which the .ad William Thompson
resides and commonly called and known bv The nsn J
The Sev Store The improvements The ab5ve mentioned
s, eonss OF good Tavern House store houses and
Tue necessary uu-house aud may he with proprety
country. 1fF"
The title believed he indispuable the ,ut.eri
ioresaid. SSTIJEG nm AEf.it
June 10. m 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15

$50 WARD.

oNaWaY iromthe subscriber IN Lynchhmg, o.. Tuesday
sn,nns, 'he 10Th NAY, his negro hoy THORNTON lie
~ inches high with large prominent eyes Had o. when
"iue CLOTH coat, with velvet collar; blue cloth
% ostk "sistcoat with red stripe which ely
ne also took win him pair M blue cassineti roys-
80 eivw "aScoa with metal buttons and white and
m sei, on which hand he dues eeoee much con-
nst ne could mot sraighten them The .uhscriher
purchased him. the 3Oth JanaaIy last from Mr. lanes w
hoer Mashinson CniPepsr county;
h'd aIsais ived, previous my buying him. and
ne mas piaoably, ge. Ii that he has
procured pass The above reward paid 10 any person
I e aeivrry OF the said boy TO the subscriber in Lynch
III ., nan OF IT, to any person who will odg. hun in sny Of
.ne Ja' ~ the commonwealth and give ncfiuaton so as TO
Lynchburg, June s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15
THE BOTETOURT SpRLNGS

E'Hio establishment open fnr the reception Of COMPANY
Z the present season. usual The beneficial effects Of the
waters, and The comfort Il the having
neen advertised the sub cribor essay again IL
cste upon them Suffer 10 say, th,t they are both excel
lent and every lpg will he d0ne that 10 rem
ger the stay Of tie ys agreeable possbe Since The
m season the new road leading by The Springs has beea
declared Tue post Tgsda post Office has been established al
TIE ssot-and msi ed by The stage arycs every y
Gentlemen coming this way, will do well 10 have their utfs
directed to this place, o whence they be carefully tor.
wasdcd 10 any other they may wish The Loudon
a. wei ~ those from all large cities are taken The brit
rh and American Rcyirg with other late and nteyepr ph.
Heaons ATE likewise taken Tor the OF The vsofs
These Springs situated part tie tounlry that NAV
emlhaiiealiy, he called The garden Of Virginia The fertility
the air reuders of the most dcsate ,umm.r reff,,
ma eau be imagined Gil. JOHNSTON.
B"ic,opri Springs. June 70 1914
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15
NOTICE.

~ virtue OF decd Of trust executed the subscriber on
ne OH day Of August, 1876 hy Thomas g. Yiahy and
Dts ms Fiie Tor the purpose Of securing the payment Of
debt therein mentioned due 10 Samuel Coz eo Of the ef,
o henm,ah ahd which has been duly oded the Office
OF we CLERK o. t county cont of Buckinghlm) vii be- sold
t'aeri tor cash. on The premises, Saturday
Tue day Of July next three lois Of land lying beng
20 he town 0 Cvrdsve ~ the county Of Buckingham each
containing ons-hali acre, and Known The plan Of said town
a. o' No Three welge, and thirteen. Upon one Of The tote
"g've mentioned there o story house nearly Gnth
g. ahd "hch win little espeuce, would answer either for
as'ore or dwelling hoaisei and sso small lue which bss
been used As store house. Curdsvle on Wii', River
and snaeo h e head Of The navigation II that steam 10
gentleman d capital wishing sne1ke in the ercsutil,
,1e hove property nigh, be object The title
ed ~ the subsef5ei by the deed sforesaid
sam. BRANCH
JNHf W lids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15

BOI'ETO URT PROPERTY FOR SHE.
fNHE subscriber oilers for sale elegant Brick House. in
II Salem, TO which there handsome tarm attached Of
go acres htarly half Of WHICH cleared lie offers
also Tor sale the Salem Mills situated the branch of
Roanoke, and RI course failing stream There IS
attached 70 these mills mill aud clIjing machines the
whole OF which has produced nett profit for the years
Of about 900 PEI annui, after Pay sd the Miller
Tor has trouble, experimenting.
The mills situated within half mile If the farm-both
Together forming productive They will he sold
sepaatey rtogdher. Credits will be given purohasers
HH. JOHNSTON.
Boistomt Springs. juno -. ln-ai
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15

II The ENQUIRER i, published week generally
aud three times week during the session of the State Legs
tspree, the heretofore Five Dollar, per annuu,
payable in advance. Notes of chartered spece-psyns
Son) will be received in payment The Editors will gusran-
tee the safety of RENTING them NAIL tbs postage all let
tsrs being paid, by the writers.
~ No paper will be discontinued (hut st The 1eIson Of
the Eddors) until all arresrsges have been paid up
u Whoever will gi,raRtse the payment OF papers
shall have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
81 One square, Ok LESS-Eust insertion rs cenu-eaeh
Continuance, SO cents.
No inserted, until has either been paid
for or sunsd by Person this city, its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15
-9AcDERSOJN, G.9RTH g. co.

-a.NDERSO-N, GJ9RTH s. co.
III AVE Store and per the chooneIs Reaper
"A AID Magnolia from Boston, and 81 Horse Effort * N
Gnsnc iron NcssYork the following articles they Oar
Tor sale upon their usual terms;
~ RI HHDS 81. Croix Muscovado and N Orleans Sugars
" - IS hhds. ted loaf 90
$50 bags green eodee, pant very superior
IS do Java do
p hhds English Island Molasses
$50 barrels sS IHd wh.kcy
so do old high proof do
puneheous Antigua
do old Jamaica do
!: pPes hne old Coguac Branuy
90 bbis apple 40
4 Fire old Holland Gin
Sicily
PoIt ~
1lsIag, and wines
Eouson
- boxes guupowder teas
Candles, Jsckson's aud WoJiroois hfautls
lG1 kegs Beaitys gnnpOsGer
10 ton shot, assorted
20 do iron, assorted
do plough mOulds
Gernau, English aud An.eriean Steel
Cut and wrought Nails
Ear lead
indigo madder, alum, coppera,
birthstone
Pepper, Pimento ginger, nutneg5
Cap icier, and wrapping paper
BED cords, plough lines wine
DemijObDs, Soheware
f Goii0o F Fa;. and From the Union ngfaens
April %. rs-,f,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15

~ ANYWAY ftm the Subscriber, who liyssin Chesterfield
~ county about the 1T Of Jan. last, negro uan nv the
name Of JIM about 80 years old He bad on vheu he vent
away, dark coat with white yarn roundabout over IT,
whe yarn Psnaoyns aud old fur hat. jim rather low
than the ordinary height negroes bulsyaad well rmed;
SKID tolefsby bright when washed clean full round With
scar shef on one VI has cheeks h nose fecollet
ca AZ me nici he slow Of speech, and has down louk,
peciaiy when conscious VI guilt II probable be may
oe neighhoihood ot the Failing Creek coal No.
Watkins ADD 1r Hill have negroes hired there with
OF whom he has been very intimate viii give the above
waid 10 any person VINO will take hiu from my
mouse ahd deliver nun 70 nc, cOune hin may
get him againsnd half that any person who will take
hip under that distance, and deliver hiui 10 ne.
june B. O-0,* FRANCIS PATRAM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15
TRI ST. S4LE-

virtue oi deed OF ust, executed by NELL RIcCou &c
NJ the subscribers bearing dale the day Of Now in The
year 1873 ard duiyreeoed tie otet county count
81 Goochand shall SELL the bidder ON The Am
day OF A"gu next If fair but not the fist lair day
theTeaite sundays excepted, upon the PREMISES for cah
uaet oil 'ani IN The eouHy Of Gnoehiand called Whitehall
situated on the Upper Lcknghoe Creek conanns by e,
nation 1Oo and odd much the said tract AZ
Wal be sufficient ia the OF fifteen hund ed and th,
tetn dollars and sixty cents, with thereon from, the
INN day Of Nov, 1914 and the expenses attending The
euon OF th"rui the title is believed be good bot act
ing as trustees, wall only convey title as IS vested IN IA
by said deed. ROBERT DoITrfIkT " "
June .. 9-tds JOHN u. WILLIAMS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15
SPRENG Gn0nS

oFNlJNG GOODS.
ALI kElLSON, has received by the Effort Planter aud
IA Richmond Packet, aud other late arrivals New
and Ph'ladeiPhia large proportion Of his SPRING GOODS;
comprising an extensive and desirable Fancy aud
Staple articles Amongst which are b. i,h and ermsn 0zua
burg. BuraPs aud Tickenburgs Irish Linens Lawns Diapers
snd D9m@k Jacone Null, Book aud Swiss Musn plain
hsufsd Cotton and Thread Cambrcks aud Camhr,ck Uap-
kerehe Gnsham Calcoss aud Dimitles Drillpgs
3aa Gf1nduf'iS dentlemtn aud Ladies Cotton Silk
huieTy Blvs and Buf Hkeeu rorloe Shell side neck and
tlek combs 81 IA, 54 aud 64 Brown Shirlinss al Sheet
s pieSShed ShTings sud Sheetng, Domestic Plaids aud
Checks Bed Ticking, &c. &C. AN Of which will be sid on
'eTy moderate era terms either whOieIse orby retail
Mafch 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15
WILLlaAf .NEaLE. co.

EAvE received by the Etort are now Cd ,piur nm ,d
Ihep, a few haud.oue -
Ginghams, grass ginghanis aud bate.tes
a splendid Article "a fun mture ebintz
Satin striped mu,iin., a beau,ful art,ckc
SILK hosiery, cotton dc. and thread
Eie5int looking glasses
.r fure wnne XIII and other gloves &c. &c.
ihese, WITH recent previous supplies, make their
more complete than has been any previous tiueI con-
'ss IN part oil the following articles,
Sio'hs anu cs.sinieres Oi every quality
H,goha aud Angola eassiuivrss, tor summer, wear
fiaih and naked hastings, for do
PLAIN and striped creassi ans Tor do
french and British drilling, white and coloured for do
tloenues, cotton and sattsen. fr bovs and
servants
Striped PLAN Jeans and fustiau,, for do
fine anu 'ure'hue London prints
SuPeiine eau1ris g,nshius some beautiful mink. r. r
children
-, "a plaid and Greeian strpedo
Al ID cotton caubricS canbric niusIn, iaeouet AN,
nulh
"a = I'd plaid, corded aud raised stripe muslin
Fisd hooks and iappets-pain and worked Sntss do
tisin anu inquired hubbinett lase f
irish Ineus, shettines, lawns aud diapers
Saimeni, eamoric aud furniture diIniues
fAieh ius'tted black Italian lustrinss
~ 20 90 french do
10 do do
70 DO 20 India do
10 do do SATIN levantinPs
Black, white, aud cold Gro e Maple,
90 snd uro d'ete-ltalian Grapes, various ours
S"".on auu Saukln d" aud rcbes
anton Hnu .ahhin Grape shd'yls
Linen eanihf'.s aud Cambria hakfs.
.''~''on u" ana do
Notsed and eo,ion barsges
SeStis aud shaws various kinds rs -ause Ss.. Ta,,
&c &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15
.MRRSHaL1S N1LE

Nue ot decree Of the superior Of ebaHeery for
~ tne hehmOnd DISTRICT made the 2Gb day Of Februa
Ty, 1877, the Branch vs. Chesthsm and Burf va
Sheshsm shall, on Monasy the Glib day Of July next al
OoeSusd eoufhouse, being Chesterfield day. ofef Tor
loving property, ~ said dseiee referred to- wit The tract
% and conveyed ny Peter X. Edwards Parkt Ponderttr
~ eeed bearing date the 9Th day 81 june 1876 containing
rs ersn seted 800 acres lying in the county Chedehcld
s9 bounded by the lands o George Cogb Reuben Bottom
Sonn pton subJecttc the dover right OF Mrs Susanna
Euwstoah at tue isfne time aud place, SHALL IN like
ousf Tor SALE At public auction 10 the highest bidder
1T tne Personal pTopty, convey by the said Peter
= EaNas ~ the several deeds referred said Decree
.ouSuns o. me following slaves, &c. 90 Stephen, l.
1sm Bidiy AFTER, Sib sud Jim;-Judab, Bialinda
ann Hairy and joshua; U'ey, LAWNS, aud Fanny
aud Bggyi aud such others, (of the slaves
suo o. ~ every description, household and kitchen iufn
a Plantation uiensi which meuigned the aloro.
sau spa be ndereJ 10 the tnarshal the above
hsmo ua si sale OF 50 much eeoss will be sufficient 10
'-'''J '"'' "sViee' J. GUERRhkT, ms. c. e.. r. q.
r,,.s " one Of his Depnues.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15
KYLE& COCHRAN.

AVE t received lsrs. additional supplies of Spring
Goods; which, together with the stock hand they
lettrmined TO sell most moderate terms. Their
Jacsonet and swiss mu.Iiu robe,
Plain and figured Swiss muslin, (some very fne)
niuii null jackonet do
L.sPs' 'a M Roo. DO
"A Cd Plain do do
Book muslin robes
Swiss muslin points cravats
Muslin inserting aJunces
<-4& Ga Cambria
81 & 81 Jackonet cambria
s'-4 Cambric ginrhAhs
81 Jsekonet 40
GA Garcia do
Caieoes, great variety, some very handsome
Garment & cambria dinuy
Thread laces L. edsiuss
BObbinst lace veil, caps and capes
do do Half hhkfs & collars
Bohbnst gimp lace, pesriins quilting
do do Cravats
Plaid figured Gro de Maple silk
do do Great variety Of colours
BLACK satin levaht,ne
do French satin aud mode
do Levantin.s
. French satins & horences, assorted colours
Canton 4 nsnkeen grapes
Figured maudarine rohes
Sinchews, sarcenets l. Grape shaws
Black & white Italian Grape
G.uze, baiese s. sale hdkis
6suze, satin & iu,triny ribbons
Grape lIsse assorted colours
Beit ribbons, shAded& checked
Piping cords and gimps
Ladies kid gloves, long short
Misses do
6eutlemens buck beaver gloves, some very stout
SIX ( cotton hossery, English, French & German
Cotton aud silk suspenders
White 4 coloured insrseiiies
Long short pieces yellow nankius
Bne do
British twilled yellow 4 do
PAIN striped Jeans & eassimeres
Black mixed everlasting
French x English linen drilling
Black circassilus " Denmark satteeus
Dombaznes a. bomb zetts
Blue and black cloths aud ca.smeres
S-s "a Irish linens K lawns
Sd, 81 K 1914 Diaper
Russia birds eye do
FleIAsh q Irise she etngs
Cotton Il linen licking
10 ClaIks spool hDsS cotton
Floss thread, assorted Nos.
YAlrn leaf and leather fans
Umbrellas and pars.Gls
Brown 4 hleacked domestics
Oznaburs', uekenburgs, &c. &c.
Also:
Superior boiling clo.hs, assorted Nos.
Maya. fi6-6iSwsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15
l70 acres of Land FOR sale

7 10 uCTtS 0 LuNu J0f SAFE,
SlIUAIED III the upper part Of Hanover on the North
~ side OF Little RIVER healthy neshbourhood as any
in the Stale two miles from Thompsou Store IL has good
proportion Of woodland aud low grounds considerable pa
which not cleared II well watsred, aud has fine
Spring conveniently situated for dwelling house there is
good log house al this tine The terms will be yery rea
sonhie and will be given the purchaser this fall
AApPyto JAMES FoNTAINE OF Ed: FoNTAINE.
Hanover. June 3. ed,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15
Central GRAMMAR .ycLooI

lNhE subscriber intends opening Grammar School on the
10Th Of July Charlemont the late rtsdenc. of
ehares banthed Esq Chareinou situated Aihemarl,
county al the io) Of Monticeo within three miles of the
University and equally remarkable FOR its beauty and health.
nines.' The sIua;ion Sufficiently be Tree from
village. - 'ff "
Ihe course Of studies will conform far practicable to
na' OF Tue University and viii comprise the Greek Latin
Classics extensively they read IN any c.g. m the
Gntsd States with Composition each of those lansuaces-
me nianemd'ts, as taught at the University, Beie-le
miy Of the subscriber and in many respectable isml.s %
'"s rheishnou'hood at $40 per session. Tuition $40.
o Tor TOE session OF months $50 The price board and
tuition "'in every instance be expected in advance but
on demand viii ne required BARTHOLOMEW EGAN
=. Principal u The Wigwal Grammar . rhc-i.
may TO- S-if
The Wiswam Grammar School will he Jseontinri after the
pftseht se-sinh w r. q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15
I'm. J. Bedf5yd = .g1oynev ot Lo,y

= ~ -sITfITNFV L0U.
~ JOlf lilly informs the public, and particularly
- - residing u distance, that he has r-sD,ved
o. Charlotte, 70 his estate upon the Roanoke
,, sd's'ey at Fields Ferry, IN ths county Of Meek
80 u az ltteis directed to hin BoydtoD, Meokien-
49, say, shslbe attended TO- he will sHcnd, regularly
and Interior coui Of the counties Of challoe
80, Ia and NJ kienbug, aud can be found at ali
,,,ed eo,. fcry'' except while attending the above
'.rey ANY business entrusted BIS care, shall he
Fien'f fas'o, 5sy 3 <r.