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Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-04-14

BoLIvAR.-The Rhode-Island American ard
Providence Gazette, paper hitherto quite re-
speotablc, has at last been destined TO be the ve-
hicle OF tine scandal and aisehood which is emit
ted by the Rhode-lsland Press, and cast at Simon
Bolivar Ia that paper, Of yesterday, there is a
pretended account ofthe proceedings IN the Elec-
toral College of Lima. at the adoption of tie Con-
siiiution formed by Bolivar, by which il is repre-
senied, that the LIberator resorted TO the most
shameful and tyranncal means, to force upon the
South Americans code Of government, repulsive
10 their natures and abhorrent to their wishes
The whole article, we have no hesitation in pro-
nouncng sheer and wilful falsehood, unworthy
'he notice OF an intelligent mind. |, was undoubt-
edly fabricated at Lima, and sent TO this country
for circulation, by some desperate adventurer and
political schcmcr. The people Of the United
States, should not listen to such tales, and they
may be assured they are malignant falsehoods
without the shadow Of shade for foundation
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-04-14

A DRUNKEN WoMAS.-Of late, the people Of
several sections of the town, have been annoyed by
the nightly visits of drunken woman, whose ap-
pearance tells that she is one who has happier
and better days-days devoted TO virtue and sobre
ty. Who she is, or trom whence she came, we have
not been informed. Her attire, indicates that she
has been used 10 better IN life, and that, IN
consequence of dome:tc troubles, she has been iV
duced to make desi crate attempt TO drive care
away, by parakag freely of the inehriatirg ingre-
dients Of the bottle She is, when sober, intelligent
and decorous and appears to be perfectly sensible
OF her degraded aud repeling situation. She re-
fuses TO tell from whence she came, but when in
her cup., talks wildly about her hr band and her
children. l. is not improbable, that she IS one OF
those hapless females, who, having been abandoned
by a vile husband ha. been driven TO despair. aud
holes To drown her affections iu the bowl. Las
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-04-14

OPPOSITION PRox.-The following are the
names of the persons, who have been nominated
candidates, for the Senate, in opposition, to some
Of the regularly nominated gentlemen, Christo-
pher Sphinx, of WEXFORD, Obadiah Potter OF Coven-
try, Thomas Sweet, of East-Greenwch and Ste
phen Duv ol of Warren. The Prox is headed, The
Landhoders' Prox,no high salaries. What sue
cess will attend it, remains TO be seen.-It be-
comes the people to make an effort to put it down,
and if that cannot be done, let third one be
got up, composed of good men, and it will not
IN
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-04-14

PAINTING ON GLAss.-Thc Count de Noc n
peer OF France, and great lover of the arts, pro-
fesses, not to have discovered the ancient method
OF painting on glass, but to have invented new
method OF equal value. Four pictures painted by
hiIn on glass nave lately been inserted in the win
dows Of he chapel at the Luxembourg, and else
where; ana are spoken OF IN terms of great praise
by the Parsian critics. In conjunction with the
Count de Chabrol, the project OF ,no Seine the
Count de Noe has established special school for
painting On glass, under the direction of some of
the most skllful French painters
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-04-14

JACKSON PREssEs AGAIN.-We learn from
an indubitable source that the agent, employed by
the Jackson party, was in this town last Thursday
authorized to make proposals for the pur-
chase of one half of one Of the presses of the
town, for which tho sum Of four thousand five
hundred dollars was offered. The proposal vas
rejected by the proprietor of the press, who I'M
willing to part with his establishment, declined
any negotiations on the subject.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-04-14

HOURLY COACH TO PAwTUCKET.-We un-
derstand that Mr.. Elliot Blake has made arrange
ments to run an hourly coach between this town
and Pawtucket. Mr.. Blake is an enterprising and
industrious young man, and deserving of the pat
ronage ofthe public in his new undertaking.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-04-14

fore this have learned, that the loss of ones limbs is
ga blessing tohieh one can duly appreciate" In
this instance, twill avail our critical neighbour any
thing if he attempts to cast the head and front Of his lite
rary offence on the compostor The paragraph stands
as he wrote it, and conveys meaning directly opposite
to that which lac intended should be received by the read
There are several other gross, and objectionable
in the paragraph, which we have time to notice at
length, and which pass over, the one we have al.
ready pointed out, quite sufficient render it COM
pletely ridiculous.
Soon after John Quincy Adams elevated to the
Presidency, he passed through this town. when our critic
al coemporary had the honour Of pressing his hand and
as he thought the privilege worth something he pub
shed the follow ing correct, and grammatical description
of Mr. Adams person
"Mr Adams is man about five feet, five or six
inches in height, very bald, a prominent and rath-
er sharp NOSE, good forehead with n general pla-
cdlty IN the expression of the counenance, chich
perhaps has no other decided characteristic, than
an air Of deep reflection that does not however
approach to absractlon.'
According this writer, Mr.. Adams is all nose fact
Of which utterly ignorant till we were EN-.
ighened by the critical writ r in question We al
knew that The writer meant to say that Mr.. Adams is
man. about five feet five or six inches high bald and
has prominent and rather sharp nose, good forehead
Sc But according to the description of the gentleman
he Is no such thing, but the contrary all nose!
What an astonishing nose !!
o' o'g since the same writer attempted to protect
the character oil the State of Rhodesland from the
lacks oil The editor oi the Nantucket Inquirer, who said,
'ha' THIS Stale Is famed for rogues and he down
anu "fote 'he tIo"ihg sentence.
We VIII come under bonds to take t,oO Rhode
u 'os"es' eoiiin'eu ~ jan III Massachusetts,
mn ,,nre ,,,o,,o.y', - a. I'm I'm ou' % Pi'sohs'
this"
BY this he meant 10 sav. that Massachusetts aa,,d.
two ropues 40 our one but his ,,cu,co y. :, .,.,I -;
niles nm ,n,os,,o ,no.rirr and :; a., ,.-,-.,-.
Rbode.rs,,nd ,rodrcos t,vo zone. - u..",,
one. Go much g., h,s oo-roo,,,oa.. 49, -, -,
grammer,
Rocoro ,o ,. ,,;,., -
to inform our critical coteunor.rv ,bo, ;n,.o,,, no
We NAV bo At ,ir,os ,vo ,,ua ,,... g..
~ NV ~ " " s'""' VI
" s."' vi ''"oe""og' ana departure from decency, as
to be found guilty oHng ourselves, with expecta-
tion of enforcing the public 10 the belief that we are all
that is excelon, or ,ha, 49,, or. o,.a. MAJ, -, a..
s,,os ,;,,o ,o d.
behalf of his noble self During the convass r rorro
senatives to represent this State IN tho Uo;,od
Congress, the gentleman was empov.d 70 ,vr;,e er bo
Manuacturers and Farmers Journal na,er ,b,, ,as
-,
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-04-14
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL IA.

sPThe present number, completes the
first volume Of the LITERARY CADET, AND
SATURDAY EVENING BULLETIN On We'd
nesday morning next, we shall present TO
our friends and readers, the first number Of
the second volume.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-04-14

Gy-A meeting Oft. RI. A. o. f. A. o. F. will
be held THIS EVENING, at half past o'clock,
at the Mechanics Hall.-Question for discuss
ion els Commodore Porter justifiable for hav
ing left the United States, and joined foreign
powcr''
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-04-14

NoNs. VILLALAvE and Company, closed
very successful engagement at our Theatre, on
Thursday night, on which occasion the proceeds
OF the House, amounting to iifty-two dollars, were
generously appropriated to the benefit of the Prov
idence Fuel Society
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-04-14

A correspondent of one of the papers of the
town, nominates Gov. Earle, Nathan Aldrich and
William Sprague, as Senators, in opposition to
Messrs. Field. Brown and whipple.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-04-14

wednesday night she slep. in the streets the heav-
ems her only canopy; and il is hoped rat she will
arrest the attention Of the proper auihoriies and
that they will make provision loI her support.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13
PUBLIC NOTICE
TO Brigade Inspectors other Militia Officers

anu afff tt'fift3.
AEnI IlN-h M EIl,l


AUDIroNS OFFICE, lfGrch a. 1927
fISHE hlowing sstIacI the pass. the I'm, 4,
Il last published for the nforms'iyu of all persons con-
tened
The pay u brigade ipsctors reduced TO sir dollars
for att, udg the aunc regime Mai u,tsters
The Inspectors auhof sed heeat.r Il, eu,pyy a.
aui i'r hnInrs to attend them though Bricade..
g Tie drum AMI Gle Be9rs oi every regn.ent are re-
qrpfd To attend ht trainings md Tegiyeidt aud battalion
nstef aud shall receive the lara doiiTs per day i
Gael dNs sevice The ct due not chinge
nod ~ Compensation, fhyT allowances et6e -
heretofore, by the Regimrnts at Enqni,y II from
any Cause the drum aud f MAJ a a,i. fe trn,tn ~,
enPsefed I" employ dusiti, to perform the duty aud
rsceivs The compefsson
D. One drummer ah e., Only. bdl he emply.d Al each
coPnry muster; aud uieT al unp,tef at the muster
of eachuOVp VI cavalry, 10 be awtd fu teir
spsctveiy one dgr oac per s, sad more No other
c,DgtH'aoH sh015e 0iot TO nyu Musician or 1fs-iaus
j. Tie ay "f ne clerk atehpe each egin nial ,nd
of esh days Attendance, except the c.s the Igh sch
aud Blu regiment. The allowance ff .a-h list Of Gues re-
mann a.. heretofore. -
g. The pay Of the Pyo-m 1ofiai Tor attending eaeb
Cont 81 Inquiry, Is reduced 10 one daiay per day.
Tue psy ut TIE AdHf0r fUi 4rnting the rsspis, tai
ard taia"n nt"sisrs, reduced tet d,llars .r dav
and h,rsei he not required to attend will he paid Tor
atcnd1s the trOtl,igs
q Toe Sergeam Ncjor vii he entitled 10 nothing here
after ie h services viii be be required 10 attend the
treihiaf.
81 TIE compensation to expresses empo, ed by nry militia
ocer u"nsnit ony order, Fixed ii E cents pr mile
bui nois '' ne employed 10 snsnH yegiiaenf banHiion
o conyay wdeis except IN tius IF a|, INFUSION, str-
T,efo'so Or 'm'"eHt dangsr THREAT
JAS. L. HEATH,
=, Irdfor Of Public accounts.
N7fol ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13
BY RICHIE & GOoCH

" Tn. ENQUIRER /, pubr,hed twice. week general,
snd three tunes week during I'll. session the ate Les
tme-Prce, the h-retore Five Dollars per annu
payable IN asaucs Notes of chatecl banks
only will he received payment. The Editor. vii, ysrsn
tee the safety of remne them by nall postage
trs being paid, by the writers.
q No paper will be disc (but the discretion
the Edhor') until all a:ssar,ges have been paid mp.
shall have the teuth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, OR LESS-Frst insertion rs espt,-each
Continuance, 30 cents. tl
y. No aJerti..meu Inserted until hs, either been paid
ior or ss>nea by some person this CITY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13
.NRRSH4L,S S.aLE

II pursuance OF decree of the superior court Of
foi the Richmond District pronounced the 7b day II
March, 1927, IN the oi Enuhd Bailey NJ
Him aud Others. 4 shalt the day of TX next. on .he
PREMISE oder io ale, TO the hughes, bidder Il
tor cash, all the is ins, an,i n'e Aoaer, De ki,
dee in aud the following properly rshe ell ishmcnr
TO wit: The brick the u AMI iOh
streets, in which the Post odc. i, kepl-pur ohe
tenement adjoining the One ether bnck On
10th street. occupied by MIR. VIM NJ ars and ted
oil four Of the lots Of the said Robert Also, one lot
parcel OF lanJ fronting alley vi
sesea properly, aud adj INNS ,hir,y-,vo eet
said alley 81 feet AZ fee, the beSnnias snail
piece Of ground South side OF alley exendng
% feet parallel with 10th also shop foi
occupied by said McK, adjoining the BY
Mrs &cKm, pei deeds Of I7,h SeI.. 23I jan 1921 and
fully appear
Alec. all the right title, ard interest of Wm McKp and
.an,h d. ~,ie ~ AID to The following property te Wit
Streets Ali that LOT Of GROUND ia. North sid. Of .u..
near David Bullock, containing 54 feet street aud
houses and lots The hous.s lots by John
b.hon Lew" Conseit hIr: piniisr, and li,. clrke,
the 10th Sept 1875 elitionting on sheet 4n
streets, sna eMe2ae BACK ~ asd Sl ~
70 an hroosh the squt. Il +
q TO Eighty feet Of Sround at the ootrcf
sh Gets and extending back on ~ street 70 feet -AsS
the hure and Id occupied by ii, Furpn, the 18th Sept,
,s2I containing 81 2 feet fronting 4sh sueo, and
extending hack 40 .et, which lat 10; the
siouary ,n.- only will be offered h.yssesc 10 the life
estate of MIS- Elizabeth Me Kim Also one ssieiy IF slf
sJIs 20, ray O by VIM McK aud wilson BRYAN
h,tweon them, b 10 s surrendered Whenever the
irsi proprietor might apply iVr H.
Aud al Inc front Eagle Hotel IN Inc city OF Rich
rrond, a in like manner, "i,r Tor sal., At " O'Clock,
at the At lay OF ay oi land lying county
al kockh Ike, Containing o75 acres pucbaed ty said VIM.
AsKim J1ln Glynn, per his decd, bearing date i'h
I.iary os and IN the al The Court
aal the lot. 10 eoSn."er o'clock, the prem IS,
occaped Eos. ohee, and adlun'd from lot 10 lot, and
iday to day necessary .s. 9a ss% N
April 3. Io7-ids o. ors Of his DtPatie'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13
I54RSB1j,S 81

EOURSUANT to ideciee Of the Superior comt OF Chan
Gerry the RithmJHd district, pronounced the 2lih
day OF june 1926, the Cooke Bentley, shall
the 18th day Of May next offer for sale al public sutun, 20
the highest hdder the pr-i.e SUBJECT TO the dover Iist
Mr.. Lucy Beny, the a OF lava in said deere refer
red being the Of land, whereou airs. Bentley
resides. aud containing gh hundred The
IS of PoshJtsp, asinsnoned inte deed om William Bent
ley TO HI. John Bentley, hearing date the 10Th April,
fOB: Tes,,, third cash FOO the balance credit "f
and two yel nd with aprroset seouia, and tie n's re-
under the al e,se will he offered for sale public
tio 10 the cab few tclcs o house
hold and ktcbtn nur. consisting Of Beds, Fables &C. &c
pi,utiona ID III tue deed above rcore'i.
j. 6uERRANr, IN. :. C. e.r.d
Or one Of his Deputies.
Anil IO3--td.
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Names Rirer L.o,,d Ia. ST.

WILL sell reasonable terms rly Farm county Of
James CITY, the Island James Town. Ii contains
about hundred acres vt land state OF IN
nj and cultivation and Of most heaut,u
ier the lower country The soil fine for WHEAT corn
aud cntr an! produces clover perfection The sits
on pleasant an AIRY, 10 James rive the farm
seeded with wheat ciop aud prepared for oiou
which my attention will he ti disposed o The dwell
ing houeis spacious and IN ne repair aud the ouhou.es are
all ia good order II sold at private sale before the h
dav Of May II viii that day b. offered to the hsi.
bidder the Penises At The time. sub. orbrf will
sell h stock Of horses, sheep cattle aud plantation ute
sis and variety 81 other articles. For terms apply 10 III
Robert McCand!h, Williamsburg, the subscriber on
the premists GARY WILLIAMSON.
James Ctg. Marrt8 It'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13
-M.1RSIINL,N NALE.

IN pursuance Of The Superior Court Of Chan
criy for The Richmond district, pronounced tile @j
day OF Feb 1927, the llessans hehsl aud
JfItcsll Pleassn shall the 7 day OF May ntsi, IT
II ocsek oGr for sale 70 tie highest bidder, pahic
ton on the ~ eini,e the Of land the proceeding,
mentioned called SPRITG MIL the county OF Henf,eo
aud Of which William Mitchell died seiseJ aud Pos.s..d
which ssio .ud w,l he sold o may be deem
ed best And e 4ll day Of May, shall lax,
oder for SALE the front door Of The Esgle Hotel IN the city
Rohnond al o'clock d. ninety Of land ~ the couu
Tsnco; also, thgnsand q land the
Of Mason aud sIte Of Kentucky Terms credit OF s. ~ and
nc mcu negotiable aud payable At the bank IT Viz
kus VIZ approved endorsers. and the tile retained fur
taer security. .
J. GUERRANT, N. &C. d.
Or ons u sis Deprfies.
Bpril g. i0s-tds
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Macy C0mmissivner's Office,

T. lsdh Much, iN%i'
Live Oak frase and Prcmscuci Timber, Ships oil the
| y Line krisates shJ Shops OF War.
irNHE connsi1nes OF the Navy will tvce,ye proposal,
until the 5'' day OF Ju tsN Tor furnishing 1--we OAK
aher, cut to mouid (Which t.., will tnn,,h es sl's
the line iIiss',s and ooPs OF and the proportion % Pio
a. COCO uhics lee, fr mp o, n, 5000
itsae and io00!n each siYof. The timber wusi he cut
sstn ', .ss "a, IT, nv Or" Ss ,S,a e
Pvitsmou, II. Boston, N,w yuk, fhiiddeiph, WASH
o,iolk during IA. s.ars 1884, 1929 1850
say VI b.iTe the lsi Nossn, 81 each yrar.
Persons "rng, will he pleased to state rsuculsy, ieir
term. per et iOo,ir any OF THE h.sts, with the
ne Disposed oder Il" nvrrJ Their terms f ouhes ioo'
ior thtt frs-s collectively, one OF each ca that s7i
Al and 'oop,) with the pom'scucu. ,inh, dssna,s,
IN all cases, her prices ioi nc frame ct spO The hue OF
iigat. aloop and ioi prOmiseuus timber; the Viets
he made ie,eiatie at any .hr, all 81 the
yards above hut The per foot,
v.rsbie ,ach Uf jiarre. mad. by the bidder
be distinctly stated 1t IS ont .nuetstood, hd the Commi.
s,u,,t Is wi ~ and assign 10 each builder sur
portion OF The unbr rsI, ID (ot les than Ose anr
and desigpie suel yards M deiiyeiy they msy judge
.sped',nl Tor ,hef"nie n'tIs; aud further, t.t no my
wal, al tune nder an! tncupstanoe h, advanced and
that none wl bead until an actual dei'ey OF timber %"
coi wGh sufficient etts, tor the allhul DIS
ths'ge my ccauacl. rteuired the ut
seh honn wi b. ae-tn the etinaed amount OF the CON
itact moIeN, that, additional and e'Ia;eraI security
t r.r een " the as& each cargo will he reserved
aud withheld uuf the contract shall he iy complied wt
1.-The himt faction OF 10. and all
delser'ss VI timber, due PVput,Dn 81 tine difficult l.ut
frames shall be dei.f,d, tws shall he al
option ui the CoI'nis innef to withhold utn adj
don 70 the 10 per cent al owe mentioned a. may Judge
exren Tor the pub,c Interest, u such d. iicient npur-
tiou Of such drc'l, nhss shai be deiYeed aud iu
'her to he understood, thai III payments vii be made
places OF delivery.
Those VIM may oIer 10 supply any part Of this TIMBER,
further requested 10 state paitcuia'y hen
the names anu rrsid.nc-ut their forward Letter
iron such persons, stating ,he Willingness become
ANA also, 10 forward rvi.n,e the compre such pet
sens .u.iirs TO the for which they ns,
hound AL Offers {" saied, and 1 eced the
ins'ioncs OF the Navy, sad cndn .ed the following
AZ
mtm of l.ih .si-fti.. s2!.n
the timber TO be useced and measured according
The rules established by the Busidoy which may b,
etained on appcit to- the Navy Agent, euhcra Pens,
cola, Savannah Chsflepn q. Norfolk, Washington, B,it
more FlisheIphs, NV YORK, ,n, Portsmouth, ~ II
ANY Ind, not made conformity las adyc eIt
that may act he received within the time herein limited io
receiving bids, CANNOT b. consider ed
March 20 1pS-tlJ
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Aprls.
.Ii.akSTJ4L'S SII ~

pursuance decree Superior Court Of ChanccTy
f'r the Williamsburg district, pronounced the 2ot day
al July, is26 the of Woodward against Tuns all
shall proceed sell public auction, the town al U
hanna or ready money Monday th 2d day Of April
valuable OF Ind lying III. 6apPshannuck
county Of DIiLilesex, called HJ{IIIE PLANES. late
the property OF George u. Byrd Ii lie above day should De-
unfair, the sale will he made the mex, far slay.
WILL; MccANDLiSu, NJ. :. c. c. ". d.
Aprit O. IO7-tts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13
.MQRSH.fL'S S.qLE.

EDURSUANT decree II the Superior Cour, Of Chan-
" Gerry for ths Richmond district, prouotured the 27th
LAY OF febrnay, 1927, the Of C0ddin Taylor aud
Taylor GDjdn shall t. ih DAY Il May, ig27, o,f
fV sale al public auction, to highest bdder, tie pre-.
n'es the house and lot the proceedings netoned being
we house aud t situated the south side Of Bacon Quarter
bfareh lying the city Of Rchmohd aud patt Of the lot
PuehateJ by the sad John Gotdn Philip fulcher senior
aud jane his wife Terms, credit sx twelve, aud eeh
teen mouths negotiable notes with approved endcrsrs, required
~ the purchaser Sfleio enmusnoe about o'clock f. NJ
JOHN GUEHlAET, ~ g. C. &. &. j.
Or ef his DsPlies.
April O. IOa-fds
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CO-PAR TVhRSHIP.

VIE susc ibeT bav,ng formed connexou in buness rs
\ Mereh'" rAIors, respectfully solicit the favor Vi inc"
certify occupied by Benn Scott next 800, sbov. the Cnsd
sttes Bsnk them eA.r,cns shall be pa'ed
gve a,.taetion They will receive shortly, assomeni
Al GOODS usutly kept IN eu line which will be made
to order goo4 term. eau be had N III. city.
DENNIr SCOTT.
lNo. ". SMlf
tne-- n
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NOTICE

= yis ola trust deed eSeeut tO me l., James Mar
Office OF the county of 0apse, wilton the m Monday of The
pe.~nl month"; sclia me Courthouse Of county, ra
q" parcel Of land by said de- convey ed. IL M ons LANDS
ct Cen Law 4. Dadt and William Payne E.a and is the
:au wh'h aid Me,nAh purchased sale of the late
Ben j,nun Poters estaIe. WN PORTER Jr
Aprh In7-ti.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13
ATRRSHHJ'S S.HLE

YIN pursuance OF decree OF the superior Count of Chan
y ecrs foI the Richmond DISTRICT pronounced the iSth
day aiusry, 1877 IN the case OF Hall sna others Bot
tom, shall the ih day Of May next oh'r Tor safe 10 ihe
highest bidder, public auction, the premises, act Of
land, lying aud heng the county Of Chesterfield, James
River, bounded 10y The lands Of Thos Strson Samuel Clay
and fifty beue the Of land
n which Thomas Bottom lately resided Terms, credit O
twelve months bond aud security and the title retained uu
th. money paid. sale 60 II O'clock
J. GUENBANT. M. c. ?. g.. d.
Anil G. fn2-ids Or nf rs DerfLliss.
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ApriIG.
MaRSHdI,S SILL 4,

PURSUANT 10 decree Of The Superior Court Of Chanoey
for the Hichnond District, pronounced the s,h day Of
june 1873 The Of Garter ". Anhpns, shall lbr
9Th day OF May, 1877, t6sr f sale yuhl suction bt
mentioned, bong lot No. 7S4 10 the city Of Bcbaoud Sale
70 be made on the preiniscs, At o'clock
JOHN GUERRAET, ms c.. c.r.d.
Or Of lis DeputeG
Anil 6. .-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13
March 10.

TINE nbscrih.r being alone authorized to close the be..
OF the late firm Of 4 = HOoDSOE 8. co requests
all persons having CLAIMS against 'e wheht upon specially
or oheFwi'e n,@ due, yet become make ;e,
known To him. without eay. aud that the debtors said firm
make payment 10 hin as early as Paelieahls
WM. ANDERSON.
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