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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-06

| their integrity.-Tbey will show along the
battlcments Of the mountain-darker than
ever; more cloudy than ever like so ma
ny architectural ruins, or surviving tuTets
in the splendeur ofthe surrounding land
scape.
"No, no; il is not saying too much Of all
this beauty, Of all this great magnificence,
when the fresh, cold, brisk wind Of the sea-
son gets among the branches after such a
night and blows up the soperfuors! s!eafng,
to the warm sunshine like a tempest a
mong prodigious howers--tcaring and scat
tering the tulip coloursd foliage over all the
earth, and over all the waters; no, II is not
saying too much--mereiy to say-that, un-
der Heaycn--throughout all the vegetable
creation there is no spectacle Of beauty,
or shower Of richness or grandeur-to be
compared with it t-Imagine--we do not
mind appearing little absurd, il, thereby,
we may give the stranger, true idea Of
this appearance; imagine therefore great
wilderness poppies,or tulps--outspread
ing itselfon every side reaching quite a.
way TO the horizon over hill, and over
valley--or a wood, literally encumbered /;
heavy with great, gorgeous, live butterflies
forever in motion.
ave have been traveller we have
looked upon the dark Norwegian woods
their dull evergreen towering up into the
'ky-coveriDg a whole province woods,
tc1, Of stupeadous oak--eaeh tree, if the
SOIL were divided, overshadowing a mans
inheritance fourishng bravely through
whole territories more than one quiet,
solitary place entirely shut mp in by the
hills ; Towering all over; all the year
we have never met with-nev-
or hoard of-never looked upon, elsewhere,
that protusion Of glorious vegetable beau
ty. which is to be seen, every FALL in the
woods OF North America; heaped up, on
all the banks ofthe river up-to the very
skies-on the grea, mountains; or accumo-
lated over the low countres--and weller,
ing there, all the day through, in the light.
or shadow--or wind, or sunshine, OF the
season."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-06
Y0 - wG Ys
IFrom the Philadelphia Monthly Magazine
THE DEAD SOLDIER.


Yoila la piece fnie alions sOuper.--Charl,
XII.
Thine was the death that many meet,
That many deem the best;
Tolay them down at glorys feet
To their eternal rest
For glory's glittering toy to rave,
And find the bauble in the grave
- What walls il where We barter life
Whether upon the plain,
Amid the spirit-strring strife,
Or on the stormy main
On land or sea, il is tha same
We die and what 10 us ~ fame
Why licst thou stiff and idle ',crc,
Thy hand upon thy sword,
Whilo rapine shouts upon the air
His fearful signal word
UP, up and join the gathering clan
Ofhunan iends that prey on man.
Up and away the squadron'd horse
Approach in fierce array
They'll mar thy poor dishonor'd corse,
And tread thy form away
NIadly DER faint and dead they pour,
And hoof and fetlock smoke with gore.
Thou heedst me not thou nearest not
The trumpet ochoing near;
And even tho roaring cannon shot
Flies soundlcss by thine ear,
Thy leader shouts-away, away!
hh, soldier thou caDst not obey
An hour ago thou vert all life,
With fiery soul and eye,
Rushing amid the kindlins strife,
TO do thy best and die
And now cory mass ofclay
is stretch'd upon the warriors way.
Why aro those trappings on thy formI
The harness could not shield
Thy bosom from tho iron storm,
That hurtlod DER tho field.
Men fed the tcrrors Of thy brow
The vulture docs not fear thee now
a thousand like thysolf, and me
Arc stretch'd upon the ground
While the glad trump ofvietory
Is pealing round and round:
Hark, how tho vioters shout and cheer
1t matters not--tbo dead are hero
Arise the PGan rings aloud,
The battle field Is wonI
Up, up, and join tho eager crowd.
Before the bootys done;
What--will not take the need of toll,
Thy share of glory and Of spoil
Silent, and grim, and sad TO view,
TtOu lest upon the plain
To bleach or fostor in the dew,
Tho sun, the winds, the rain
What art thou now, poor lucklcss tool
A murdcrer's mark, tyrant's fool.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-06
oIR0ULATION.

Among which are the following:
Napoleon, BY the author of waverly!
Reuben Apsley,
Military Sketch Book,
Two hundred & nine days on the continent
Almacks, a novel;
Hope Leslie by the author of Redwood,
Mornings at Bow-street,
Elizabeth do 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 Epcurean,
Mrs. HemaDs' Poems,
The BUCCANEERS, &c. &c.
New Works, as soon as published will bo
received as above. nov L.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-06

Life Of .N:7POLE.1N by the dnilor Of
WaueIy; the EPICURL3.T tale Jv
Thomos .Noor", Esq. History Of the Pl-
RITES, containing the lives Of the most
nnted Pirate Captains, some account nfthe
late piracies in the West Indies, and the
expedition of Conn PORTER
also, for Saie.--The Confession OF JE!S.
~ .ST'R.lVG to c. Pepper. Esq. the
triN ofthe THREE SP.lNL4RD!S, snd
an account Of the scenes OH board the
Crawford, &c. &c.
Snnt. 6.
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Boarding House.
Benz. Fairbanks,

ID EsrEcrruLLY informs his friends and the
~ public, that he still remains at his old 81.
tuation in Thamcs-strcet, No. 10, corner Of
Fair street, where he would be glad TO accom-
modate few steady boarders, on reasonable
terms. Newport, may % [tf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-06
Just Received at
No. SO.
The following Articles as enumerated, TO-
gether t0ith many others too tedious for
an advertisement

Il re JOHOUlHg sITttCttS HS tNuWtIuttuJ ~
gether i0ih many others too tedious for
an advertisement.
A lot Of very superior western canal Flour;
IA Sugars, loaf, lump and brown Coffees;
Teas, gunpowder, hyson, young -hyson, hyson
skin, souchong and caper; Wines, port, Sici.
ly.Madeira, Malaga and Lisbon; Cordials, of
all kinds, Of the best quality; Brandy, eognac,
Spanish and domestic Gin, Hollands (su-
perior to any in the market) likewise country;
Rum, old Jamaica, St Croix, Antigua; cocoa
and chocolate; sperm and mould candles; olive
oil in bottles and TASKS, very superior rice
Spices of every description ! Fruit, oranges,
lemons, lines, castena nuts, pecan do. al
monds, filberts and Madeira; Raisins, musca-
tel, bloom and cask, prunes, figs, and tama-
rinds, in exec llent order; Tobacco, cavendish,
ginger muasscs, butter, cheese and lard
with general assortment ofcountry produce
Leather; bod cords, Senes and broonis, to-
gether with an extensive assortment Of ele.
CANT Crockery-ware. Also, Stone and Pot
ter's Ware, Of every kind.
The above Goods with many other not
mentioned will be sold as low for cash, approv-
ed credit, or country produce,a ,as can be bought
in the State.
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New Publications.

wv CALLAHAN, has Just received
w from w-York, a number OF the
latest Publications, for
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-06
HARVEY SESSIONS,
MAS RECEIVED AND NOW OFFERS FOR SALE,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
English, French and India
GOODS.

Among them are ,he .toRo,ring, uiz
DLACK g. blue Cia;hs Olive and mix
ID ed do. blue. and Mack Cassimercs ;
Drab aud mixed do. bfae, mixed claret
and Olive Hubi, Cloths ;wIi,te, red, green
and yellow Flannels; Caroline and Tar
iah Plaids black g. coIouod .Sonbazetts +;
black and coloured hastings elack BON.
bazines black canton Grapes coloured
do. light and dark Calcoes ;GiiThams
Furniture Chniz black and colour ea Lev
nntines black Satin do. ;hlack Sy Nchaws
~ Sarsnetts black and coloured Gr>ss dc
Naples black Italian Lustring; white and
red Merlno long aud -quurc Shawl- - lite
Valencia and long shawls; Cassiu,sre
square do flag and bandanna hdkis black
silk and fancy do Valencia, Mnrseillry
md silk do Irish LInens Linen Den
marks, &c.
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More good Bargain
SW EE,E'sS.
NO. 4 u II cHEap s1n2

Thames Street, .Neuport.
M HO has just returned from New
w York with RE.4L Cheap GOODS.
and invites the ladies and gentlemen Of
Newport, and his from the country to call
and give him look, and he pledges him
self to give them GOOD B.3RG.4LJN;S.
.4mong them are
BROADCLOTHS, Sa;unet,s, Flannels
and Bazes Real X. U. Duck Floor Car
petings and Rugs Bear Buck and Rus
STA Sheetihgs ; Canton, Nankin and French
Grape ;Slk Velvet Plush and cord pow
erloom star and kelly Sheetings Shirt
ings of various kinds willow sheets and
pasteboard ;Cravat stiffners Pocket hdkfs !;
Cotton, Linen, and Silk do. ; Cotton Flan-
mel for drawers Book, Null and Swiss
Muslins Jaconet and Cambrics; brown
Cambria for bonnetts: Devonshire Ker-
sey ; bangup Cord and linen mems Com
torters; Barage scaris and Plaid silks /,
Osnaburgs, Crash and Towcloth silk,
cotton and worsted Hose hemp hose and
half do. /: American Carpentings.
LEGHoRN AND BOLIVAR
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LEGH0RN AND BOLIVAR
GYPSiES.

With many other Goods on hand, very low.
He wishes his old customers and the
public III general to CALL AND SEE.
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ALSO.

great variety Of Bleached and unbleuch
ii Shceihgs aud Shirtings. Checks, ging
hams, stripes, cotton warn thread candle wick
cotton batting, &c. &c
Newport, Sept. ~, lS27
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
VIZ. CALLAHAN.

rUST received for ssle and circulation,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-06
J. -. EDDY.

Vs ~ BAVA1 q
ALSO, 10 close a cOHcern-l Carriage: s
casks Comenar Wine; hhd very supetior
Viroihia Tobacco; 20 boxes Spanish Segars;
> bbls Vinegar, and 2 bbls. Glauber Salts.
Oct
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

NV York, Arrh 10 .fOnddg. o'ciock--
Tie ship Eupbrdt.s, Just arlscd, sailed tom
bangol February 21ib, and was . ddys the
Channel wiz, strong Westerly gales.
Capt a,nlth las oblig'ngly la,0tcd Us with u
Liverpool paper Of the AItb, and a london pa
per Of the I'D February
Tue neath sf LoRD LiSERPoOI had amended,
that he was able 10 walk IA his apartment.
lhs restoration was INV calculated upou
Nj. tAtNisB vas expected 10 atTige al ms
House ia Downing street on the 2ltn aud would
he able IL atlendI1 Parliament ou the loiIo" uIg
Monday.
1herport Of the death Vi the DvKI VI Cuh-
BEgLA>D WIS entirely false.
Nj. lllsGssps WIS sul uuwrn The SPEAK
IN Of the iluu5r Of Gom,neus was suddenly Ia
ken III on tue I'D. Hhie presiding ia ms place.
The House adIDurned.
The papers contain no political intelligence oil
interest
LoXpog, Feb. 23.--Letlers from all pafs OF
the Mediterranean. ~erc received yesterday IL
appears that, Ia consequence ol there bong no
further employment Tor ships, tor gram, the la.
inn pots are flied with British veaocls, Tor
winch there IS no employment.
II Is stated thh BlusD tonnage has fallen oil
the last year TO the chlcn OF one-nInth OF IA
bont III ,OUU tons, hen compared nIth 1870, Dut
Is bD.tHN Iuulp than IA lStl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20
LEE TWICHS OFFICE
iFlDR AMING

sailE drawi z Vi the 9th class of the n,.-,.,
- swamp 11nud Lottery, will po>tiYel, l,t,
place on "Wednesday mkt. In tn 9TH cy,.. :
ths Lottery, vas sold at my truly hel, 81
une pflte OF 81 0O, one Of 5UO, 100 Ia Z :
HE aIa my Of he Navigation LOTTERY * ms,
over aud my Office was quite lucky in 3S,,
scheme also, having sold Que prize Of s,jpt ,,a..
OF 500, % &c W. Persons viii discover tl,,
unless they buy tickets, that thew caruot d,ns
prizes. The 9th class Of the Dismal ,a,,a1.
Canal Lottery is certainly, a very eAcclleu. o,s
and the price of tickets being vely low. ,Lic5,
ought to induce every person to deal and n,,,a
especially, 3" hen inform tine public. that b.,.
lately received some fresh lucky nunber. y,h,b
am in great hopes viii draw the cap.tsl nf,,.s
SO II seems clearly, thtt it only requires Mn.
small sum of 81. 10 obtain $40 ONO .s5 01
$1,000, $500, Sl,5OO, $1,000. &c. &c-Fi
ther sum would be very acceptable to auy ono.
and do seriously nope that every person viii
call "A m, truly lucky office and secure a elance
before AZ the lucky numbers are sold, for tncy
are going off very rapidly. You will reeoliect
that my Office Is IN luck, and now is the time to
bug. ABRAM L. NORTH
Aprii %
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AN ACT makln. nnnrnn.la1.nn. Gor ,A0 ..

on All mdLlhe appropriations for the s,lpnort
oI 'de Nay! critic tnu Il States, for the y.dr
egueen hnpdr d ana twcntv.se,en.
be eharied bg he Asaaie A. Hy,sxs "a
afpreseaiotitfs o. the United Safes0t 3}t .i,a n,
Congress assembled, That, Tor dtf,ayine the
expenses OF the navy Ion the wear one thousand
eght nun4relsnd twcnty-,eeen. the f,lIsv,n,,
si''s ~. a "a Inc same ate hereby, respecuvel5
appropriated:
or the pa and sp's iFtence Of the officers
s'l pay otth saancn. other than those at Ma.
W Yards, shore stations, aud in Ordinary one
mutton me hundred aud luelye thousand thrae
ba"dred aud ninety two dollars aud ternf, five
Gents NV
% tue pay subsistence, aud allowances of
"ihtP's aia pay OF seamen, aud Others "A Va
w fafds, Shore Stations. Ii 3SpitalS, and in t,r
dnary onr hundred and ,eventy-tyo tbst,, nd
ninf hnqd'ed aud twenty Tour dollars and t,,en.
ty-ipe aents.
tor the pay OF Naval Contributors Suncrir
t"nae"ls qua all the ctv establishments at the
sever" Navy Yards. ffy-elght thousand aud
thniy one dollars and hlty cents
For p~v'si'ns. five anldrca aud SEVENTY nino
and hlty-four CeatS >
TO ffpalfs Of Vessels in Ordinary, and for the
wear asd tear OF vessels in commission Con.
hundred aud FIFTY thousand dollars
For medicines surgical instruments. hosntel
stores, and all other expenses ON account a, ,he
6ich, fifty thousand dollars.
For ordnance, aud Oh dnance stores, thirty.6ye
thousand dollars
For repairs aud improvements of Nav
ards two hundred and thirty one thousand So.
ven hundred dollars aud sevcnty-two GEMS
For defraying the expenses which NAV ar.
t'ue during the year one Thousand eieh han
cred aud twenty seven, sor the following uur
S.oses:
For freight and tansportatioe Of materials
and stores OF every description for wlia r,aqe
aaa dockage; for storage and rent for travel
Hng expenses Of officers, and transportation OF
see1nen' 'os Aoase seui or chsuter money,
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Frgm he CommerciaL tdrsrti.cr-

BEAUTIES OF MODERN POLITICS.
The editors OF the National lntelligencer
state that GO! Richard NJ. johnson. OF the Sc
nate Of The L. States, hds made the following
! daoarauon
The administration must be put down
| 'houeh Il be ~ pure as the angels which stand
At the right hand Of the throne OF God"
The editors ofthc Winchester Republican. on
al the most respectable pIpers pab.5,ned IN Yin
lima, states that M Eppe,, n member Of the
! Legislature oi that state, has Proclaimed d
wish
. nat the ten miles square might be blown
up, and that he would cheertuiIy give han he
was worth 10 effect II -
The editor adds thai the sdme gentle an n
ms speech On Mr. CITES resolutions, tai ed i
civil war, bayoncts aud bloods lcd WIN All the
zeal oil ma1yrn
/ At public dinner lately given to Nj. Ran.
dolph, at Richmond, the following. amooa
some dozens more tOast, ol u hipdIcd sDlrIt
were gwen
" Joha Raadoiph, Of R0ano.e-N II all the
pure dslnierested patriotism OF Ar>tldcs-wifh
all the hrmneSS OF Cato--with all the dcvoti on
OF mtius-with all the Statesmml-like vIgor oi
PerlcleS, aud spirit-stDr RUG eloquerrt OF De-
mosthenes--ndy he ever lac. as he e,c, mas been.
the friend OF the nights vi me ptcplc ~ Il ioIror
10 ther enemies u
trlstde,, Cato, Currins. rericeS. Demos
thcnes--Mt conscience " Upon what doth
tins great Cesar iced, that he las grown SO
great = II beats Comans " three single Ycn-
telnen rolled INTO one, All hollow. rs 6ardolph
has no less taan i've sturdy Greei>s under lls
doublet
= he Constitution of the L. States Should
the dagger oia Bfntus he necessary for its sun
port Virginia has delegated Cdssius 10 co-ope-
rate
We would calmly ask the people ofthe I'm.
ted States, Of all parties if they are prepared Tor
these ihhg' Is every thing sacred aud holy
10 be irampled under iont2 Is every principle
OF decency 10 be disreearded And is aparty 10
be tolerated which openly recommend. the dag.
lafr and aiti0 against those who differ with
them IN the principles OF construction -" Are
these men TT to be trusted Is there not a re-
defmng spirit abroad winch viii sweep them
OH Ike chat before the wind ?"
Governor Carroll. of Tennessee. is now on a
visit to Pennsylvania and at il public dinner
given hun at Pittsbmg, the following toast was
drunk:
" Aapoieon: Once the conqueror Of Europe
-oubdued by the combined armies--The lau.
, relS won at Waterloo were wrested from the
Fictois 10y jackson. Carroll Coffee and Adair
aud tEeu companions in arms, ON the banks of
tine Mississippi"
The peculiar =" beauty of this toast is. that
January, 1915 and the battle of Waterloo on
| the lSthJuna following SO that the laurels
Won ~ tbs British at Waterloo, sspus, TIA
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IptRtIe-sa. <

arAwsor raIr rSsTIn srAftS, fAsatp n
-sfceza .1ssios az rtl rtsrffgsra ooselasS
fptRtIe--so.
4cI 70 provide IN Repars 81 thu naci
soss of the supreme Cenrt
RET ensrisa 5p 10 ssnate md Rohst q
sHs.reasf..lirss Bffis fai.e3 aaH't y 4Hsrfce
a. Caarss, assen8ia9. That Reporter shall
.r an t,tpe 10 tan, hs ~ aiatcd by the supreme
t>aust ~ ne ranea Stste-. TO report is Dect
siaas So, hal be entitled 10 receive, ifofr Inc
Trsssnrv af,he uafea states, a. an annual eo'n
n,as,iioe f,r rs services, the sum II 1nc thou
san laiiafs. eroriisi HtrTihfless That III
SAD eAr pea,.ttien shall net be pald. unrfs Ia
said i.rpar.sr shali p'ini as1 publish, ~ eauss
20 he arl4,ed and published, the Decisions Of
tie ,aid Cunt mad, E1fins the time hf shiH
aef a. such Reporter, within sis inon'hs after
sach naspns snail lie fradt' AID shall deliver
.tishry COMES Of he Decisions, so punicd and
published, 10 tire Secretary OF sua without a.
nv expense to the Gnifrd states, which c1pies
shall at distributed rs follows. to Nifz 20 the
pre.iasut Of the uniea States. the Judges OF
the Supreme Court. the Judges OF the nistriet
Court. tie Attorney General Of the tnl'ed
States m. Seere,iIfcs Of State. Treasury, VAT
and Navy, the Comptolers of The Treasury,
aud the judges pftir several Iyrltlries al Tue
United States, one copy each H.. copef Tor
the uze OF each Iaae OF Congress aud The
residue Of the copies 4hlll be depdsiied IN The
Library Of Congress lla pror,de5 1h9 That
sn- .4la Decisions shall b. .old 10 the public At
large ii price mol cAceeding hsc dgllaIs a No.
June. .
Sec. Q Ind Ne Il h.rttsr eadeted That in
ease Of the deatL. resignation, ~ dtsuiiss'un
from OH Of either oitae officers before men
sIoned, tic sud coHhcs 5ftbe DecinaGs deI,gHtd
iothe,n, a Aforesaid, stall belong, ana be delis.
el..d over % ther SUCCESSORS IN saii Offices,
sec. 3. and bat 6.ritfr cGaritd. That tbs
act shah be aud contnu. IA fore, for iAtet
years, aud no laaaer.
Approved ed tch ls27.
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s-fat.siete-y ea,nx. BY ,.h. rnr,nrrs,r fnrur

s-sai.sicto-y ea,nss by 'ths rorarvese fnssf
eeais. asoart tills I iot o.sd 30 u h,s men re.
iaf Nh d. and M sicy ain.tsseais msl Ching to-
wards Bpare
The 2uiidlenne will not warrant 'hr aut4en-
telly Of these az eaints. and acknowledges that
tiny need coafii nation.
Gfests and Iats.-Fram this quarter we
hafpn5t he nsnd quantity even Of fuInors--
TIE i8sirsaH Obserrsr OF sth Feb confirms the
account Of the IN fnrreciipn Ia Iivadia, bui ai'
firms that the pretended victories ARE mere skIr
nishes, in shicb ne OF their deiachments WIS
even beaten. The iu1ks have not abon doned
tie i, -, Of Athens, as reported but nave LETT
detachment ~ach Is not sufficient 10 hinder the
Greeks from Introducing pfegi,lons and relief -
Fab,ler IS there aitn 300 Of lns men The de-
putIesoi H. dfa aud Spez1Is the Colot 1tronis
ana DrIigann's, siili feinsedl 10 50 10 the 6ener-
al Assembly II rgna.
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~ ACT to authorize tbc President Of the rni-
I'D states 10 remove the Land Once IA The
Choctas District. 10 the state of Alississlppi
Il Il 6ancid ~ The Stitiie md House Of lie.
p,eseFiaiiaesqf Ha laiftd sla,ts - ineriea "a
Congress assaulted, MT II shall and may be
Lawful Tor ire P,es,deut Of the United oiates,
sheRefor he fhall det.n At proper, To remove the
Land 0hier, nov lreahcd at Jackson, in the
Choetaw Lled DISTINCT IA the state At Mls,ls.
sippi. aud IL locate and establish the sanie At u.
nv other con, eaesl aud suitable place within
tlc same Land Uisutet Add II sns.l he the
duty 81 the Register aud Receiver, Of SAID Land
oihce. 80 soon a. the te,noi nj thalAhe ode I'd,
All sech new locltuu naic, ty In, President,
10 remove all The sacofds hooks and papers
Sppc,taiaIng 10 sad LAID Olite,t 10 thepllo. de
ssnatnd
Ayyrosed I'D Fen 1877
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<9aiUef sALE.-By virtue Of deed Of
e trust, executed to the subscribers by VIM
Chick bearing date the Roth day OF Jolly, 1924
AID duly rrco ded III the clerks ull,cr. at rh-
county oi Buckingham. "eshali for rnr "a po-
- III Saia decd mentioned, proceed 10 sell, at
public auction, tor cash, at the present rc,idcnte
otsad Nm. Chick, in buckingham, on the 18th
day oi May next, the following plopc y com
Neyed IN SAID deed, cor 50 much as viii be 'uiI-
cent 10 discharge the debts in sad deed men.
toned,) to WI: Jacob John por'ius, john
lar,iEdn,-Joe Ephraint, Phllis, Pleasant. Jen-
ne' Nancy Grace sally and uewy; all -
mead of cattle. = head of horses, yoEr OF oHea,
on cart, II head of sn.ep, 81 hcad Of hogs
also, ,i1nr household AMI kitchen 6frnituir Of
sni' Chick also. the farm tool, aud the crop on
hand; dl~o, 3 Boats II all tho property is not
disposed OF on that day, the sale Will be contln-
aed from day to day until the whole !, disposed
OF Ne Will oniy convey the title vested - us "
The deed. SAML. +. CHRISTIAN,
6AML. BhANSFORD.
Trustees.
Aprl20 ctd.37