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FFl vHipc Deed u fIpst executed b. us 5y Csr-s
~ lrgins 1i hs c.fc'y % Encti isn sHd OF record D.,
le cifs o. o fHd ca1Ti hafng dste the 1ih dos ol
h'y lLf'. f nnpofe NJ SECURING tc payment or cerfso
SUNS 20 mn0ef ihtfslr rfnii3nei sls tIe 2iii d.,
q H's nrr Of ODE rlrfi,n 1f tte ld Irvine, lynx upan
ja o. F'r boz 'hf EQUITY di1reaii, e ior fash Co r
hgci bidder. 90 ~ ihe cropi cf ani ost made an m
sod plantation zoe ffeicu ystr ADD on the 500 dty ~ be-
n'rif h the fcifrfe 10 iic 1d frv.nr, shl in 1s.
nauu ff s cop ri end sis iaadc tfe. d1-nr i
}cat. hf rf.c5 fali fei oniY uc fe s BE- vested fn m
TEHTON HAHEISON, Tfu.-
t-LeNt faIL, tcca
tt f-.rfs
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C.4SH non .A~FCH0 ~

w AM 70 purchase few likely young Yeeyaes hoy
60 from = 10 - and s from 10 q 70 years age; si.o
'i' rate cook, washer and lronc aud body servant a5g,
10 or Ia years OF as The adv,i,i'er purchase for b %
uie' and 'qnc hose who lave negroes OF The ahve de-
Eaeie HotcI. - " '"'
Nov. u. - -.
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Eastern District of PEsinia, irit:
lrf remembered, that the Sst October in a.
W Sto year Ut The Independence Of The United Sa.e Of
ts.. America, III, Exeeeney, WA. Is. GILES, Of The
lS'oij sam District, Governor Of the COMMONWEALTH cf
Vaginal, for in behalf of the said Commonwealth
pain utposned IN this OGee the title Of HAP rigt
whefeoi he claims (ior the benefit Of the
soreeli Jas Proprietor, the words following wit
aY me state OF Virginia, reduced from the nine sheet Nj
oi 'he state, IN conformity to law BY Herman Boyen
IN CONFORMITY TO the Act Of the Congress Of the United
s.s entitled, an Act for the lssrnn
~ securing the copies OF Maps Charts Books to the Az
hef and PfoPIieOs Of such COPIES during times therein
mehlipned." iSisnedl RID. JEFFRIES
=, CleskVf the EaStetn District OF Vireinis.
1t
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SUSPENSION BRIDGE

IL friend has favored US with print aud descrip
ton OF the Menui Suspension Bridge, near Ban
gor, Wales The bridge is commenced at each
shore with seven scall piers The sp.ing of the ar
ches OF which is o5 feet from hish-water line; tie
span OF earh arch 81 feet. The distance ocross
| rom pier to pier is 553 feet, which il the length
| OF the suspended part OF the road. The extreme
length OF the thain, FROM the fasienings in the
rocks, is about l7li feet. OF these chains there
are sixteen, which pass from their fastenines over
,he TWO suspendipg piers The height of these piers
being o. ieet above the roadway. The roadway
which IS 100 feet above the hgh water line il
'uspenued nom the chains by means of vertical
foaus wblch pass down TO and support the sleep-
ers Tor the flooring of the ioadvay; these rods are
nVe .eet apart, and of various lengths to So feet
'ne CHAINS set'ing 10 feet in the centre The road
consists OF two carriage ways, OF IL feet each
with loo. path of four feet in the centre Tbc
chains cons list OF Eve bars each length of the bar
iee' y inches, width inches by inch-,yi,h
SIX connecting lengths at each Joint, foot in
cnes' by ~ and inch-sccured by two bolts A.
eaen JOINT Ihe supporting ruds are of iron, on.
inch 'QnaEe. To counteract the Contraction aud
expansion of the iron from the eec, of The ch.n.e
Oh .he atmosphere, set OF rollers are placed under
; cast iron saddles, the top OF TIE suspep,Ii,g
piers, where the chains rest
Aue hfst chain of this work, weighing twen,v
I I'VE tons, WINS thrown over the Straits OF Men,;
WIN great labor end in the presence of an II, :
q
10 and the last chain the 9th July following
| us s'upendous undertaking was commenced in
/ ,"e year 10Y. and was opened Tor MASSAGE i,
January 30, 1896, on which latter occasion can
Mons On each side of the bridge were kept firing,
10y U'ou,s lSins AID music playing, to the gratGca,
! "oh OF some thousands of persons who assembled
as spectators. Mr.. Telford was the architect of
.nS ofIaSe, which is spoken of as a splendid rpe
.iuheh o! Sfiush Architecture, and as no, having
US cqdai IN The known world. The road-wsy
Jelns one hundred feet above high water line.
'ne oliuSe must offer little or no obstruction ~
navigation. The tolls for passin, Ibis bride "
nIsa 10 our currency. are for Stages So cents.
To- carriages with four horses csc do with
o sSo eorse" lie. chaises, SSc ale. warsons &C..
SC loot passengers one penny.
onouiI The population in the region of the C;.,
III LIVer' Tor twenty years to come, keen mace
a,n ,he past ten years, in the ratio of increase ~
,h men see bridge Of similar construction to
'ne aOove suspended from bank 10 banI, ovcr n
deep valley OF that river. we indeed Ioo,e eor "'
m'tu 10 tue time when we may cross The Genessse
Tia sum oridSe' and perhaps before the ruins of
're wooden structure at Carthage are en,irsIv
DOS!0H PGE,iot
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fesuE Cofartnc1y recently advertised over The n7pc, az
- ihe subscit.us,i s di.sriyod iy con,eui.
Niehmond' iV.h Nov ia@5. III. -. MONTAGUE.
j.. A. MONTAGUE
n - The sub5eriier having lef Hichond and ,etfioi
hneit ai h9haEues' 900 kscx olse gfsortment az dc
goods sr'cer.esi cash produce He think be- ,ir
Pee able % rcnder tfa1oni o. a fayrnE hn with HI .r
~ on hlrns made affang eueni' receive heh .,1ti
"hcn ~ rea'1iy' LRASll5 4 MONTAGuE.
'F-'' 5!-ulw
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% neh s'1e g sh1i be from time 10 time required One
tfi the 1pecrc quantity required AZ each ysrd,
yered IN or before the "a II Apr 1885, nd he other hair
BY the IL Of July following Tie whole u The O1rdeye must
be Of the best quality and 1nd The proof eshuhcd 70. me
epeeii7t Nary Ylrd' The foregoing qusnGy will be- ac-
tnaH5 Contacted for, With the stipulation ttet ihe ocftaf
qidnty n any a the Vasd', mag be aHgntncd Cd
per cent 20 iays notice hereoi being given De
Zach oae must state Whether 10 i-i0r lateH or econ
mou Lid" Cgtd1se.
OcLto. l--ftrp
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I'd UCHTIOW

ESiE HfS; Session Il the sabserbers School q, his No
tiers fedeneo neir Geniio Post Office, will commence
Ihs course Of Hsirueion will embrace the Latin Greek
eneuts Of Natural Philosophy. 80 80
Terms Fer Ss''ion gf 'rautts
g5oafd 80 dolls. payable advance Tuition IS J,f,
Bolrders luiHshrr t,d and bedding or there ,giI IA.
ezirs cDai6s Of : DOS. Per bed per Ses-iou.
~ VIM II. HARRISON
-auv. ~ .le.5s, fygitT.v
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NAVY CoMmsesioNEns' OgytcE. }

A@H a. VcI. a9Gf
NtShL Commissioner Of the Nsvs vii RECEIVE seaicd FRO
~ Fu5als' uh the 81 ni December for supplying the
United states Navy, during tie year 1879, with DE following
9ahuy - eordage 70 be made ~ hs best Clean
fore being laid iuto Cordagr viz:
30 tons be delivered al The Navy Yard in Chso-iown,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-27

E'N CuANGERt ~ Relies taa-n in ti, cicrt'. No.,
=, Prince Edward county court, ue Istdsyof oct s21
Won Morton pgr
aganFt
Robert Allen ana Elizabeth Shepherd rerr.
The Defendant Robert 8. Alien moi having entered Ed,
pearanse aud given security secofdHe 10 act Of M
rrai Assembly and The rules Of This touff; and 30 srse,
hai b. is not iuhatiiao Of Stale, i t. IN de-
fllnt b. Bis attorney. IL b ggtcTct, That thessd p.f,J
art Robert Allen, Do sgpf1r here fie Isl I.y III ~
court nest, and sriwer he Plaintiff bi!l and ihi e
Obs, order De forthwith inherited u one Of de ~ -
nfvsp1pers, printed in toe city Of Rich sioud Tor o th
tucetvvsty, and al5o posted at fe front door f n.
house Of isis county. T.-ie, %. WOGSHAH elerk
Oct f---s'+t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-27
EDHC8TIOG


" INTEND, ~ Divine permission, 10 continue .,bo,, .,
" ny house, Hanover lie ensuing year Tor tbe in
~ ey i oses ~ years OF age The Latin Gtetk
@ei,c " be t'ught The pupils may II required be taught
" monhs The frst commencing ~ tjs ts,b T
is28-the second the 18Th July foiISgne payment IN
Paym'ni may he made before The 1T Of pee 1919
Tuition 80 = 80 '''''' b. q q g
CARTER nERKELET,
Edge Wood, Iian0ver.
-- No,. 5f-2swtifD
~ T9lor 20 Frsoc @. Taylor Edmund IjsrReey reeo,d
t1 H -e nee Of iln1yr county court the Esd Oct 1872
Dee next tract ct Land called Chtisni-N .-rr eorts-
Hs eFs hup1,ed and Five acres le.s The
when po"e'ion will be GWEN for he tsisnee credit 10 .a,
ne guy ehsse W" be allow ID, bis giving bond with p
IND iheie % ~ eHctllen W. oriei Brick Dseins Home
u s0oa Fefa on TIE Fafo aud ohc necessary ou house
A DE .sas time Passw b solj to The highest bidder
1sf giving b1d with approve ,ecuriy 70 htsf interest fre,
ihe da, n runctnaly paid the interest will n5t be de-
q'oted) al ihe pehab property Belonging 70 the eifste n
eoton folder &C. and very GOOD honSehod furniture
cannot be otherwise raiicd 90 meet he Immediate demands
5 f n7 e,,s'e CiSdo' ore requested % pteseni their
Taylor b. Cater srkeley those o5ebteJ y, ibs F,.s
eoua y END .s ,t 20 e5se Fsyme9 % euls be ~
situation 0f The E,ae render. , sbsoluely oeee,ssfy
ELIZABETH W. c. TAYLOR,
Admir-.
NlN ~. Sf-2awiJs
IiE SCHOOL NJ LL4sytsOJLEV
~ mex Srsi2n wiz O. nmsnee ths 10Th II
'an' ~ nlie ~ infrufttcn: Tire cissicaf de-.
~ ~ fnaa5es The k7girh. L1tin Greek Lrntu,gs,
Y" hh fT'cal Athaioiici Algebra Geou,efy. r. a. 10
fe aete Fen desi.ed hs ranssooo af tis mode-n no
m"e ~ ef3'9nrh. iiaiian apd Frss,h Wit, Geoessph
ef ~ ii..tofi Al "a dnc. aided by afsos and Cilo,ss
4Eh"i5 --tm J",r5 ahl Igtioa PEI aoapm, y. 10
Fnr bed ani heldine, II firnsle4 here.
Payable ono g1We, ~ advance the balance p fbe end
A' )tar There ais fatlaeits which wsh 10 fn
JOHN LEWIS
SRI JiTauif cor-tf. -.f
hnf3 r7--0s.as
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APPLICATlON slsAllNARN

APPLICATION SUMMARY
W 4Li be opened the et,ne ,eer the i4lh OF Iaa,
III anu closed on 18th oi Dee. vacation VI one nlot
will be gwen in the suruer '"
course Of ln'iiaet9o will embrace the Greek, Latin K
cSih languages, the elements q Gvomttfy, Getesni
wnh the use Of the Globes, and Arithmetic IA
ue-la'd 10 younger sudvnts Boar, thee tttieni f
us own bed, will oct rs dolls, Tuition IS dolis-Tbe
ftiuns Lis careful thanks the public FOR The
patronage which he has reesiyed aGd hvpe thal L /;
Orange Nov. 30. S;l nAh !
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..;,, From Che U. $. CPhd) Gazette.

.rh;tr IOHI VIs q. o (PhII) Gazette.
VI'"ee oil Lowel, about - miles from Ros.
'on %nere, six years hence, there were not more
.lah ,ifee houses. now contains population s,,nN
poIeu 10 amount to 5000 persons, and several We
~, large factories 1t exhibits degree of Pre-, per.
our citizens (Mr. Cary) who lately vine, VI
sHouS OF laying before the public correc, n,a,s
u'en' OF lis situation, proposed number of queries
20 me superintendent of the greater establishment
rom "hom he received in reply the (oJlowine
communication, which will doubtless aGorJ era,i'
&c: :lv",on 10 those who feel interest in the grow
,nS pioaPeIhy Of our common cnnntrr 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-27


HFtH t5E Race VOL commence TttesdnyfEe c-sh dan
- AZ Noe, and continue days; md gd be ~vruet la
az rcsgecs s-feesLiy 10 lie Ee'y-aIsrse Ruiss
- ioils.-2 mile hosts.
20 Duy-.ib Jockey clu, Purse, 900 doils-eutraur,
- dolls Moucy hlde up % The usual disc Juni.
3fd day-A Handy Cap Putsc-ihs balance Of the ,ul,
heals the hsst 9u '
4h Day sfilIe IA free Tor any Waited horse The
cntrauCe 10 dolls --niiis heal7.
Ihehaek vii be- complete order. Sirtes md straw
urnnhed Hare Horses gratis. WI TONNES; Proprisgf.
10y toh. go Soy. tsL7t
F1HE annual m'etus " he stockhuide5 o lie Mancis,.
= tcr irrurie C0rpsny, will be held AZ The Fsrmsrf
Hotel 30 .iAuclcster f0ndaP ii- 20 of Dee. nest
SiAifIEW WtNFREE, Agent
Wv. 80 57-5i~
70 Ho5nccO AID Cotton PIunffys.
7s} & y. GWArHMEY val receive and sen on Com.
-o n',n io'a, To- q cotton for those Planters who may
fink o. f. cOniigu ihcir crops tothem
Nov 2 52--2awinN&wUf1
49, NfEb iumedfsi}, te Peuetiisfy about cocoa
~ Flour Barrel BIiCts f1neifd Iitadmcl which IN
hghet price 90 cash win Be- pi pert of eu rn,t he ses
soaed. THOMAS NELSON. p. p.
ortsr 4s-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-27

Jones Rangs only cesing ereet,for Lewis ~ Rari
Gee, Mrs - lie Cldon. louis Peter RfvaiGin mr.
- ChGTiL AIRS - D9jiihos, Felfr GuinHar er1.d
- tti1lnT his son and CGTOfinr Daria,tr. F9grirs
Ihe Dqe'dant' tercePt James RarriiaesI NOT having
ets.ta .Aet appearance and ggen Ieeiy according
'ef ~ dzSsty aud tte y1t'eS IF cot gppeoi
20 ths satiIetfoa Of e fheg are not IA
Fl tht' eoIaty II Is ordered, Thas tie sad he dItr ia
H{gear hsre on Tie lt day ofHert Dec court and tsss, M
et 81 me Ft@'n9s; aud h0f COPY IF fAs order be (orH
t ist'tSe an some HtusPaPer PLiisked IN the Suy Of
fo months s'ceesSyeiy and thai another So
6s'Stsd al Sts Jo door The courthouse of the said eifI
d copy Tesfe TN { BOVARD clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-27
JAMES LYoNS.Jr. lrru,-
THOS. TERRILL. Itte.
Slars furniture, crops, s,oet Of cattIe hoes sheep Ss m

SfHrS HiluEs crops s,oek Of cattle hoes sheep S Ss
for sale - -
w Tue <l3t day OF January, 1929 AZ Cumbersnd (tbe
Itiencs Of John DlnarIdge Waons) te courty Of New
Nrn' wh be sold publicly the highest bidder 20 or so
valuable Slaves -amons' which be found excellent
servants Of aimo every description also al the crops made
at Cumberland the present year, Except the wheat rrip
consisting ~ or GOO barrels Of Indian corn coudeal
crop OF cotton and ohsr things which usually produced
on gin IN e lower part Of Virginia all he ho,ss hold
and kheten furniture, X pauison ueuss, formerly belonging
small iIset If land caedApp near TO Cumbesn5
and mill aud nil near ihe same place ana in s d.,
mie OF the Courthouse The teus wall be Known on
the day OF sale bat expected that Of the peryona
properly "lIhe sold upon ciedit Of months the ssv-
wii be sold tot cash. Creditors OF Jno D. Wakn, invite
!" nci ease The fund 70 be appropriated the payment their
deotsi by attending the sale becoming bidders I'm be
property and all creditors Of said Watkins notified
10 make known 10 their claims before the I dsy OFT
1872 required by the deed which this ale win he
made The signature Of JHo D. Watkins requied a.
evidence OF the validity Of their claims. sale will he
made under Deed of Trust from John d. Watkins &
Watkins his wife, 10 trustee for the pu poses
uenonedj It IS OF record IN tue county New Keui
snd bears date the sd day Of Oc on which dsy was
deiigeted to be recorded. JAMES SEMPLE j.. Trustee
Iiehn, nd, Nov. 20 56-fds
A 1921 - - ~
Mary Frances Labo'Udas James LesUis FeHr Dsla,a,-
Francis TineeHf DsiGs1HGy, Apkonso Denis DeIasyrg. C
tdVs jean DsiGgHay and CeDAae Ocarfa Delnpna, "a,
said Gistnee, Jean Cephaiie OefGvia Uho are YET Ft
i.rder the age Of p ysvs, By As James Tev I;
OsfH''ay thei guaTdieH duly qualified ,,er friend
GSISs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-27

Ea AN away from IRE Subscriber, the ~ ga, ltf m
N Negro Boy GEOKg r. about e5 or M yeaff Of sss
smooth black kr pleasant councD1-ce having one RI hf
fingers injured hy machine renders rrlrrr srf n.
we tecoected, quite tortiei PIP m s bani, and ise
80 Dr 10 inches high said boy ba7nt, tr c''ac fJer
% SAID estas u uppoed hs iu;enIs a,-k8g ls s,esp
i1 a o.. TIE above reverb r hc rrii m f 10
livery 20 le Lsncster ID lric s.. C.. or lsdtei Boz ~ m
n Nph Csoiia1, Nrgu.f or t y,rI SID as frl,iyc Rims
- dois.if fsSen 90 South Ciloiiml
ROBERT sTIUsOy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-27

Nov. IS
The Litchfield County post., 1827-07-26

INe ine.--The culture of the rine seems 10 have become favoritc pursuit with the az.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-07-26

IaSaniiy.-Mrs. Grant, of Franktord, Me. lately at- tackled her husband while asleep with an axe, and cut and bruised his head severely, leaving him but small prospect of recovery. Mr. G's dwelling house burnt long before, his wife who is subject to ,s oi insanity, wns susrccIcd of setting 't on fire
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-02

Respectfully informs has friends and The
Public m general,
NHAT he has removed doors north OF
1 his old stand, and directly opposite
the Merchants Bank, where he offers for
sale, eight day clocks and time pieces; brass
andirons; looking glasses; gold beads. and
chains finger rings ear rings gold pins
various patterns; shell combs; silver spoons,
and spectacles Rogers penknives-with
a variety Of other articles in his line, which
he is disposed to sell on the most reasona,
ble terms.
Clocks and watches carefully repaired
0}7Cash paid for old Gold and Silver.
June 81, 1897.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-02
RUSSELL'S
Itch Ointment.

This choice and safe medicine is said 10 b6
superior to any now in use. for that disagree
able and troublesome complaint the itch. Il
is so certain IN its operation, that no person
troubled with the above disorder, ought 10 10
without II. II is remedy for cutaueons C.
ruptions, sc"rbutic affections of the head salt
rhcum, or any other breaking ont which ari-
scs from the sharp humors of the blood. It IS
highly recommended for The scratchers On
horses, aud is said 10 he 4 certain cure iT ap-
piled in ses son.--Price IS cents box.
The above medicine is for sale by Doct n.
r. HAZARD, and Doct A. r MooRE, Newport,
with Geo Hammond, & Co Wexford. and
with the Druggists in Nev-York and Provi-
dence, and in the principal s,oroS in the north
ern states. Newport, mag IL. 1c27.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-02

BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT. The last mo
0ents ofJe6erson and adams The follow.
ing beautiful extract il taken from the first
number of tho American Quarterly Review,
D. "a, and is from the pen of mr.. Edward
Everett, member of congress from Mas
sachusetts:
"Thc veil Of eternity was first lifted mp
from before the eyes of mr.. Jefferson. For
several weeks, his strength had been grad
ually failing, though hls minds yigor re-
maincd unimparcd. As he drew nearer
70 tho last, and no expectation remained
chat his term could be much protrOctcd, he
expressed no other wish, than that he might
live to breathe the air Of the filIeth ami.
versary Of independence. This he was gra-
ciously permitted to do. But it was evi-
dent, on the morning Of the fourth, that
Providence intended that this day, conse.
Grated by his deed, should now BE- solemn
ICED by his death. On some momentary
revival of his wasting strength, the friends
around would have soothed him with the
hope Of continuing, but he answeaed their
kind cncouragemcuts only BY saying hs
did not fear to die. Once, as he drew near
10 his close, he lifted up his languid head,
and murmured with smile, IT is the fourth
ofJuly,' while his repeated exclamation on
the last great day, was. Mime dlmifiis DO
mine, Lord, le;tost thou thy servant de-
par, in peace He departed in peace a
little before one o'clock Of this memorable
day unconscious that his CO patriot. who
ffiy years before, had shared its efforts
nnd perls, was now the partner of its slo
ry.
"a Mr.. Adams mind had also wandered
back over the long line of great things
with which his life was filled, aud tounI
rest on the thought Of independence
when the discharge of artillery proclaim
ell the triumphant anniversary, he pro
nounced tia great, glorious day Th'
thrilling word of independence, which tift,
years before. IA the ardor Of his mani,
strength, he hsd sounded 10 the nations
at the head of his country's councils, wa
now amongst tho last that dwelt on his in
quiring lips and when, towards the hou
OF noon, ho felt his noble heart GROWN!
cold within him. the last emotion that warm
ed it was, Jefferson still survives But
he survives not he is gone: Ye arc gon,
together! +! Take them, great God, togeth
or, to thy rest"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-02
Real Estate for sale.


HNHE subscribers hereby offer for sale the
L Real Estate late belonging to William
Terry, of South. Kngstown, deceased, being
nine Shares IN Gr,s, Mill, and the appurte.
uauCes appertaining thereto, known bv the
namo Of Mumlord's Mills II is divided into
2S Shares, lying in South. .Kingstown; bound
ed rs iolIows-w westwardly, on land late be.
longing TO Davis Mumford, deceased south
warJly, on the Highway; eastwardiy, on
land now or late belonging 10 Col. Silas G..
Mumiord; and northwardly on the Mill Pond
Also ono Share in a School House near the
above described premises. Said Estate is sit
uated 10 miles : w. from WEXFORD and
miles w from Kingston, and is eliglbiy and
pleasantly located for a manufacturing esta.
blishmeut The above described premises
WILDE sold at public auction on the llth Of
August, If not previously disposed of at pri-
vate sale. For further part iCulars apply 10
WILLIAM ID TERRY, Newport,
Administrator.
or DoRCAS TERRY, at the premises,
.idminiStrGirir.
n. p. The whole 2S Shares, together with
number of buildings situated near the said
estate, ean be purchased of the respective
owners at the time of sale ot any time prev.
oas. Apply as above w. ID 7, .
June IL, ls27.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-02
anderson's Cough Drops.
The most valuable Medicine ever in use.
FOR

The most valuable Medicine ever in use.
FOR
Coughs, COnsumphonS, md .7sthmos.
HIiIS new and healing Bolsam bids faiy
l. to rival every medicine heretofore
discovered for coughs and complaints of
the lungs leading to consumption, and even
in seated consumptions it has lately beer
used by many with the most surprising sue
cess. If certificates from persons of the
highest responsibility or the great and in
creaSlng demand for them may be called
proof OF its good effects it is proved. Scarce
ly case of colds, coughs, pain in the sides
difficulty of breathing, want of sleep aris-
Ing from debility, or even consumptions,
but may be relieved by the timely use Of
this medicine. Every genuine bottle has
.4ndersoa's Cough Drops
stamped on it, and the directions are all
signed by James .NeIiep.
These Drops generally give ease ia
most cases OF coughs, colds, difficulty or
breathing, wheezing, tightness Of the chest,
consumpuons, and pain in the side. The
aged will experience relief equally agreea-
bic and instantaneous, even when tbs
lungs are affected.
c. Be particular, as each genuine bot
tie has " Anderson's Cough Drops" stamp
ed on it; and that each OF the directions ere
signed IN writing by flames Mellen": (:
no others are genuine.
Price One Dollar for large, and fifty
cents for small bottles.
The aboue .hedicin. IS for Sale by
| SAMUEL w kINSON,
DRUGGIST AND APoTHECARY,
No. ll0, Thames.street,
who has for sale constant supply of ths
best kinds Of
Medicines, Drugs, sc.
Also sold wholesale and retail, by George
II. Tilhnghast, John II Mason, Providence;
DIR. Tibbitts, Warwick; Benjamin Bateman,
East-Greenwich; Daniel Carpenter, TX.
bridge; David Farnum, Smithheld; DIR.
Briggs, Bristol; Thomas Taylor, Little Rest,
Rowse Babcock, Westerly; DIR Tillinghast,
Wiekford; Jeremiah Williams. Warren,
Daniel Brewer, Taunton, and the Pest Mas,
ter in Slstersyille.