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Per steamboat u'ashinyton.


Arrived ii Nav York. ~ V.InasIiv, brigs Nun
rod, HILL. Savannah, ~; Perseye'ance, Prince, i,
5; sc,r J 'seph B".nsr. Summers, Washington, N.
Cs.
pr-ss Sr c ar, Ch,r'c.'on; srhr VI ,ron, Tar, Ma
dc-a; soo" Mar'nor. Pitcher Savannah
AR IN rhnrs.iay. br,y Hra',". Fl '~and. W New
Re Fort IS t,vs ir,m no Jan"ir,. i.cf, ship Ii.
on. Brown, Of :his port. ra'co na' sold.
Asa ,-r br,es :'axbry. B',sr, S,chelle; Frank
l',, D'inlwatar, Irayi'c .; He-p, Nrril', Porto
RE; s'hr. ic:l". DI,h IN, Savannah. 4; Ph.la
de- hin, sr"nefs, Rr'.n nd, ,.
,ls, ,rr 7chr M,ocHcs',r, D"iH. RI 'h'npnl, a.
'a.s"i j, J,n.s River s;hr ar'sss FIll, for pr,'.
,dence
C'I bro st. n,e,ro. rnysr. Mar j, ouc; schr
Sos,a Crc.p'as, E,'m,us %
2.,u-oci T. E,y York, scIr rw, " ,r,a. wl,c,
ait "a, 70, VI b'ln. IL Il pr- o, N,od,y last.
II A., Henry, ps 'ha jb "tns ", spin ',ains 81
C.. 2,i, s,uin 80 the De ,wire. p,ssrd a arye
a., . ASHORE. a.oarent'v az mt cot =; WIS ali ,ut
~ ,,,. sre.a bottom, var,i,h s-e,l. and black aud
se,v d. "ds. sails. uyy".c. &c and scve
a, 'nrp-sIsc Iops .r.,d :, 10 SQUAD 2'r sm'h nj
Sr,'n IH'ct st, - re fore ard ~ s-hrpa.rs AID a
.. 30 ,.rrc. ne ~ 40 tlns, ,ogy t,inn,s's.
sc,ch ya-n,sh stsak w,i:s. black ani gr.en on hrr
yilr;et ~ phs- .pllc1; s,~ nsG s'rp"sei IN dis
cnarq,ng her Tho next scrr from 10 :" 80 '"ns, full
of wat--. har 1rtrter painted with la-g" white and
sN,ll gr~en, black md yellow stre1ks; saw men on
III. brac, near he~-ihc last sthr a',earel 10 he al
naintopn,ast, her bowspr,t sui mast heads PAINTED
tlaek; w,s loa ic pwiih shnel"s-thc soop appeared
to be ,bomt.5Q tons. with green bottom
IN VI N ~ last, the Shop Clar,ysa Blaker from
Nan ucket for Albany. with cargo Of 81. and can
d'e,. was CAS-, away Bl,ck Rock bg ed and will
b, lost, crew AMI m,.' of the cargo swcd. Same
time, schr Vesoer, OF Fairfield, from Boston E,r New
York, with a cargo Of duck. merchandise. &c. went
ashore at ,he same place. but it was supposed tho
vessel aud cargo would be saved.
Arr at Phadcphia 2lih. ships Louisiana. Oliver,
fr New Orleans, IL; Flor,an, Hur's"n, ST Thomas;
br,gs Columbi.n, Du,ng, Lapuira; South America,
Remington, H,vana; schr Herald. Hall, hence.
Gil brig L'Em,l,c, Gnlliot, Havre.
Ar, at Baltimore, 23d, br,gs Caledonia, Robinson,
Rio Jansiro, so; Charlhie Cordav, Biddlc, Havana;
schrs Monticello. Holmes, Ligura; Elizabeth aud
John, Luro, Wickford.
Arr at Alexandra, 22d, brig Richmond, Blanch-
ard, Liverpool.
AR at Ncwbern, 18Th, sctr William r. Ferr,nd,
Ch,lds, ST. Barts. Cid. brig Alexander, Shaw, hr
Guadalupe.
Arr at Wilmington, I7th, brig Mary, Andres, s ds
hence.
Al ST. Jaeo 10 Cuba, 9Th inst. briss Pauhea, for
Ba'ccl'na. 18Th; Ch,ss, dts; Fcnton. do schr Ann
Ros,na. Chaf-e. ri this port, loading for New York
A. Rochelle, 18th ut. brig Abigail, Gill, for New
York, 8 or 1.-THE only Am.
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PAVILION.

FEJIE sut,e'iber has the pleasure ofinforns-
IL ing his friends and the public, that own q
(, the liberal patronage he has roceiy cd, ho h,S
been enabled to make several Improvements 10
this elegant resort for genteo! company. A
suite Of apartments have boen 6ttod up expressly
for the accommodation Of private ia miles. where
they can enjoy undi,turted, tho fncst scenery
upon Narragansctt Bay. A. respects the sour-
ees e amusement .ecessary TO place of this do.
scription, they will be under such regulation
as to render it worthy Of being called the Nss
hsnt Of Rhode -Is'ard.
May9. BENJAMIN ?. FOSTER
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PROVIDENCE WIND MILL

TB\HE pioprie;ors OF the PRovIprNcE
n WIND MILL, respectfully give notice,
that their Mill is now IN operation, and pre-
pared 10 obey tho commands of its patrons and
the public at large. The Mil il situated OH
the Plain, adjoining tho west burial ground
and at very convenient distance from the
town. As their Is now no grist mill in tins
vicinity, The Propreiors anticipate full share
OF custom, and assure all who may employ tho
Mil, that 'hoir o. ders will be faithfully obey
ed. Toll, az usual at other Grlst Mills
Oct "a
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FRUIT HILL-NoRTH PROVIDENCE.

FRUIT HILL-NORTH PROVIDENCE.
VUNHE occupant of this fashionable place Of
IL resort, respectfully informs his friends and
tho public, that it is now open for the sunimefz
season: 1t is situated on On emiEones, which
commanl Is beautiful view Of the ada cent
country, and it is admitted by all who haze
visited it, TO be delightful place Of resort for
those in pursuit Of ease and comfort:-fis
has all kinds Of Fruit that this climate af7ordsS
his Bar is supplied with choice Liquors. Wines,
Sc.-his table will at all times be furnished
from tho choicest selections Of the market;--
his very commodous Hall is furnished With
Swings, which is an agreeable exercise for
gentlemen and ladies:-hs long Alleys is in the
best order for the accommodation ofthose who
will please to visit his house for rccreation.--.
A few Boarders can be accommodated. All
those wishing to enjoy tho country during the
summer season, will improve their health by
visiting Fruit Hill, where they can inhale the
puro atmospheric air.
PETER THOMPSON.
North Prov dence, June 27
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II. II. TEMPLE.
No. 20, NORTH MAIN STREET

~ ILL open this morning. a large assort-
w ment Of ladies' prunella. morocco and
kid Shoes. with straps, lace and slippers; la
d.es' morocco and double prunslla Bootees and
Walking Shoes; misses and children's leather
Boots and Shoes, Of all kinds.
Likewise Gentlemen's Dress or Dancing
Pumps. Of the first style and quality. Also,
1 case gum elastic Over Shoes, Of a superior
quality. 3w Oct 27
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North Prov idence, June 27.
HOLMES & M'CULLOCH.

H1fIE Brewery, under tho superinten dsncs
q Of Holmes S M'Culorh. is now in op-
Grafton, and will continue so during the fall.
winter and spring seasons. They keep con-
stanly on hand, a very extensive supply Of Ale
and Table Beer, which will be sold OH tho
most accommodating terms. Families will be
supplied at their doors, by leaving their orders
at the Brewery. Vest constanty on hand, 10
supply customers. sm October 10
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NEW ENGLAND ALMAr,AC,

.IWT sTUoUNIC IsECUTU'
NM ILL be published, in tho course Of 4
w month, a new Almanac for the year
1928, which will contain, in addition to Tho
usual information found in works of tins na-
ture--Ncw astronomical calculations; lst OF
officers in the Nav England States; lets Of
officers Of tho Grand Lodges. their times and
places of meeting, together with ihe n,mes,
location and times Of meeting of tho snbordi-
nate Lodges in New England nc. S;r.
When It IL considered that the above WORK
will be sold at the prico Of Il l.2 cents, II Is
presumed that tho ficitIcs il alords the Ma
sonIc brethren above all others, will ensure II
their liberal support.
Huichcns j. Lofj, having taken tho agency
OF the above WORK, -pl,cii tho orders of town
a|d country customers, who S!' 10 iura.sac d
A. ito vcfy l. wa rates ososgr 81
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FROM oUK cURREsPosDgsrs.

PROM oUK cORREsPoNDESrs.
.. NEWPORT, Oct. 26.
Arrived yesterday, ship Atlas, from Providence fnr
Wilmington; brgs Euferpriz., r do Tor Charleston;
Anst-l Atr do TO- Savannah-anl roman this morn
ing. Also arr yesterday, s'oop Hun,ress Heath, fin
New York for Providence.
East -Green,cich, October 26.
Arr on SUNDAY, schr Colrnhns B yd. ftom Mount
Desert, with 390 bhis M, ,cke-ei.
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N. Y. g. r. 1. STEAMBOAT LIN
WATER PROOF BOOTS.

YTNHE subscriber has on hand quantity of
Il Gum Elastic Shoes, which he can alta ch
to old boots, with lasting and elastic ce-
ment, rendering them impervious to cold and
wet the expense will be less than repairing
with leather, and boots prepared in this man.
ncr, viii! be found much moro comfortable
and lighter than leather over-shoes
8. c. SMITH.
Sept 10 No. ~ wesfmMster-RSw.
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JOHN HARTSHORN

JOII1N I1HN ST1VNN,
GENERAL CoMNissIoN AGENT, BosroN.
" AS taken tho Store Nos FL and %.
AA Liberty square Buildings, opposite the
Commercial Coffee House, for the purpose Of
transacting Commission Business. md tenders
his services TO his friends and tho public, re-
spectfully soliciting consignments OF every do
scription Of merchandise.
Particular attention will be paid to tho sale
Of DOMESTIC GOODS, and the usual udvan-
ces made on consignments.
Boston, October l6 cpistf.
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THE OBSERVATORY.

IHNHE Lessoe Of this fashionable place Of 70:
IL sort, respectfully informs the public. and
citizen strangers, that it is now open for tho
Spring and summer seasons. II is situated OH
an emncncc which commands beautiful view
of Narragansctt Bay and tho adjacent ooun-
try; and is admitted by all who have visit d Il
to be delightful place of resort. Attached
to the Observatory, arc two excellent Bowling
Alleys, not inferior TO any in Rhode-Island.--
The Bar is supplied with the best liquors that
can be procured, and other refreshments such
as Fruits, Pastry, &c. Every attention viii bc
paid to those who visit tho establishment; and
affords an agreeable walk, particularly ia
gentlemen strangers who visit the town for OBJ
servation and amusement. The Observatory
will DO kept open from o'clock, A. NJ. tlll "
r. M. J. BARTLETT.
mayl ~.
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NEW GOODS.

1T Nos. I and 3 Patcturet-strscA
EB ARKER & WARDwELL have just re-
Il > penshed their stock of Hardwar re from
tho loa, imp ortations which, with their former
stock on hand, makes their assortment very
generally complete, which they offer os usual.
OH accommodating terms, both for cash or APP
proved crod!t Grateful for past favours, they
solicit continuance. Sept. 26
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRIVED,
WE DNESD4Y, October "a.


WE DNESD1Y, October "a.
Sehr Prssi lent, Dense. 7 days from Charleston.
with cotton.
Sloop Meridian. Carr, Warren
Stsln boat Conncctica,, C,rns,,ek, from New
York.
Stem boat Marco Bozzaris, Barkor, New York.
'23 hours.
THURSDAY, Oeto5er IS.
Brig Agsnors, Davis, 32 dass tro'n rornanhuco,
with sugar, hides snd horns. to Cyrus Baker and
Bowel Lsft, Sept ~, brgs Colu nbus, Puiicn,
from Batiin re, dises; Panama. Yanoli, of Phais
'dra; sc.r George, Myr,"k, Of Boston. d'scg Brig
Mary Z Erzs, WmuemGre. fI Gonoa. sa'si 18TH
B,Igs Gascle, Williams, and Aaron. Wilson, sailed
sams day for southwark. The schr Lii,s George
Ere, Kur,z, from Philadelpha, arrived of the port
Daring tho gala Of Moaiiy last, the A. ex'erenccd
considerable damage, carrying away her for" top
mast, &c.
Scm Do-cas Iawns, Burgess, Sae0.
sSionp HARMONY, Rhodes, Bai imore.
Sloop Providence, Crocker, RaliImore.
SL,op George aud Mary. Wadsn, from Newport.
U. L. sloop Providence, Brown, 2 days from New
York.
Sioop WIN. II. Allen, Pearso, Bristol.
Sloop Argonaut, Borden, Troy.
Friday. October 26.
Schr Domestic, Briggs. Pailalelph's.
U. l.. sloop Ann, Manchester, fr New York, via
Warren.
U. L. sloop Superior, Child from New York,
26 hou,s, with -four to Stephen Waterman, and bat-
tor and lard TO Pottoi & Eddy.
Sloop Leopard, Allen, East Greenwich.
Steam boat Washington, Toninson, Now York.
sSloop Mount Moriah, Mathewson, from Wares.
Soop Alonzo, Child, New York. q
Steam boat Babcock, BiIss, Newport. &
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NEXT WEDNESDAY,!
"RAND Consolidated Lottery, lst Class,
w draws in Washington City, highest prize
&c, 900. Tickets 6, shares in proportion.
ON SATURDAY NEXT,
Washington Lodge Lottery, 18th Class, ex-
ira, draws in this town. Tickets only 81,
shares in proportion.
On Usdnesdny, November 7,
New York Consolidated Lottery, 9th Glass,
$50 900 highest prize, draws in New York.
Tickets $50, shares in proportion, in u great
variety Of numbers = for sale at
BRADFORD'S,
No. 6, North Main-street
Where few mere tickets and shares yet
remain in the Virginia State Lottery, which
was drawn last Wednesday, in Richmond
(yir) the drawing of which will be received
on Tuesday next. October Z.
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LADIES' CURLS AND FRIZETTES.
UST received by the subscriber at No. 40.
~ Market street. general assortment Of
French Curls and Clusters, of the most FASH
ionable kinds. E. F. MILLER
Oct Ii
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This is the ,Day to do the thing.

This is the t0ay to do the thing.
A LWAYS do 1t SO nowadays at No. 4,
IA Union Build ngs, where CLARK keeps
shop you know
Good agam! good. come and sec the ticket.
That's the evidence worth looking at no mis-
| take there.
Fair Play and Fee Trade.
Nothing under the Rose or behind the Cur
tain come out plump; let's have tho whole
always.
Combination 8 l3 80 the really and truly
comfortable prize of Five Hundred Dollars IN
the Grand S:ate Lottery, No. IS, was on We'd
nesdIy morning presented by the fortunate
owner, MIR. Roger w. Sherman, a young gel.-
tleinan OF Cumberland, in this State, who re-
cene cd The cash the moment it was presented,
without discount for in.erest.'
Those who wish to be served with the same
delicious morsel, have only TO look at the fol-
lowing admirable schemes and act according
ly, and thea you have 'em, if you only catch
EN-
Virginia State Lottery drew on Wednesday,
in chmonj, the report We shall probably re-
ceNe by Tuesday next, until which time few
chances will remain for the capital prizes of
SIS 900, &c. &c. at only 8 dollars each, and
shares in proportion.
NEXT WEDNESDAY.
Grand Consol.d dated LU terry, capital prize
10000 dollars. Wholcs Sc, parts in propor-
ton.
JVASIIIN'GT TOW LODGE LOTTELY
Capital prize 5000 dollars. Tickets 81,
shares in proportion.
find last though not least on the Docket"
Cores The magnificent New York CONSOLIDATE
ed Lottery, highest prize fifty thousand dolars
The mere idea OF having Il chance at the
above magnificent capital ~ almost enough to
make person independent to say nothing Of
the feelings 1t might e. cite in the persons who
should, nough! enough! II makes US feel our
poverty, too sensIoly in dwelling on So mag
nliiceni affair Just drop IN at
CEAi.ks.S
Rhode Island State Lottery and Exchange Of
fee, No. 4. Union Buildings.
Where every possible Accommodation is ex-
tended to any OF our friends who may be 30
KIND as TO give us a call.
Walk Up! walk up, gentlemen and secure
| "A chnutp.- n,t
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Sailed on Thursday, brig Decatur, Tor St. Thomas;
yesterday, brig FAIR Play, Name; sloops Amity, N.
York; New York, do; Volant, Albany.
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BY MARTIN sToDDARp:
BY WILLIAM BLODuEr & c

Ten AND CASSL9.
On Wednesday. Oct. 81. at hclf past ~
o'clock. A. NJ. at their Office; salo absolute ana
will proceed fair or foul weather. tho following
parcels Of Tea-cargoes America. Mary Lssds
CItizon. &c. ofappsoved quolitics. .~a'
23i Ghosts Young Tyson Tea s.tf+..
297 half chest and boxes do
lao chests Hysoa
s54 boxes do rs 81
23s chests Souehong -,. .-
leo half chests do
2o5 do do Caper soucLons
rs boxes do do
1862 chests Tyson Skin
10 do Rouchong
80 do Bohea
1000 Mats Cassia.
Conditions very liberal. and made known At
tho sale. Catalogues will be prepared and the
Toas roedy for examination the day prior ID
the sale. Dot "a
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,snbsrs sailed from New York IN February 'au, and
mas not siace heen heard Of. isrr smni' boat was
,cied up. MIDDLE of Nav, on z. edge o. Grand Bank.
coymsl with brrnacies and has been carried 10 bts-
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GREAT BARGAINS,

YHSHE stock Of DRY GOODS in Store No.
Il 81. Cheapsdo VIII be sold at cost THIS
week and next when the remainder will be
closed at auction. Those who intend purchas-
ing supplies for their families will do well to
call as tho Goods will DO sold at great bar
gains. Oct "a
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DRY GOODS.
TEHHE large and valuable stock of Dry Goods
p ass gned by Messrs Saow x Hubbart, to
Richard Nj. Field and Folk A. Huntington, IN
trust. is now offered for sale by the peco "r
yard at very 10. prices for cash. As 1t is nee
essary to make speedy close Of the stock,
great bargains will be offered.
Store, No. 80, Westm;nstcr street
ISAAC II. PERKINS,
Oct 20 Attorney for Assgnces
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CLEAR Ed

U. L. sloop New York, Willard. New York.
'Sloop Amity, Munroe, New York.
SlooP Volant. Talln,an, Albany.
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FAIL, FASHIONS.


NE RS. SClIAFFER respectfully informs
I'VE her customers and the ladies' in general
THAI she has just received from New York. all
tho fall fashions for Hats Eonneis Cap
Wrea,hs Artificial Flowers and patterns for
dresses, with an assortment of Mllinnry a. her
Millinary and Dress Store. No. 81, Wes,min-
ster street. OSt "a
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SHOES, BOOTS, COTTON LAPS. &c.
In Z recs,oed bu

Ju { rece,ved by
SHELDON & MASON, ladies' kid. mo-
~ rocco and pruneila Shoes, various patterns
Do kid, morocco 60 and prunella Boots
Misses morocco, leather and Prunslla Shoes
Gen'lemon's calf skin. seal skin. and noats'
leather Boots ..s
DO Shoes Of different kin6s F....,
DO Dress Pumps. kid and morocco. varieus
prices
Lads and children's Shoes, Bootcoi. and
Boots. ofesery description
Gontlomen's and ladies' India Rubber Over
Shoes .-.
Cotton Batting. for Comfortors. by the pound
or quantity
Single sized Pelisso wadding. a superior arti-
clio. law6wis. Oct 27
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GRO. kerry, GLASS AND CHINA.

GRO. kerry, GLASS AND CHINA
TIvHE subscriber having purchased the en-
a tire sock in Trade belonging 10 ihe estate
Of Philip Potter. deceased, o..ars tho same at
Wholesale or retail, on tie most favourable
terms
JIs' rcccitcd by tie Charles Joseph. and
other late arrivals, 50 crates and hogshcods Of
Blue, Printed, Edged and {. &. Ware, Of a
superior qua!liy and patterns, selected express
II for ;hs market. MOSES POTTER.
Oct2) tf No. So, Choap.iLc
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100000 HIGHEST PRIZE.
6NRAND Consolidated Lottery, $4,000
-, - Eighest prize draws on Wednesday noxt
whole tickets Sc, parts in proportion.
$4,000 HIGHEST PRIZE
Washington Lodge Lottery. $4,000 highest
prize. Whole tickets So.
$4,000 HIGHEST PRIZE.
New York Consolidated Lottery, $50 900
highest prize. Whole tickots $40, parts in
proportion, for sale by
HUTCHENS & CORY,
Oct 27 First door west Of the bridge.
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Ihrce Thousand Dollars for Jtco Dollars.
W. WASHINGTON LODGE Lottery, Class
W No. l2, extra.
PAINE & BURGESS, agents for the man
ayers. To be drawn in Providence, Saturday
Nnvemher Sd. 1927.
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Orders from abroad (enclosng the casi) for
any number Of tickets, halves, quarters or
eighths will meet the same prompt attention as
ifby personal application, at
EVANS g. co.
Oct 27 33, Market street.
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HLACKsMi hS A,D ME IiINISTS,
FAF nj sros M s.c,dg hIb"s ire 0ani
ei BY the Prov den Steam Engne
Manufacturing Company Aprly'o
JOHN A. WADSWORTH. Agent.
Oct 81 sf
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FLOUR.
~ESTfRN Canal, New York, Freder-
w icksburg, and Richmond Flour, for
sale by SETH ADAMS, Jr.
Oci 27
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COUNTY Resldclice for Snle.

Az Inc determined To the State oTrr for
IL safe my place OF residence about nie. from Rich
ne d"eilns house Spacious comfortable, convenient
d IN go'd repair there are all necessary houses. and in
o'oush repair. There Tan Yard ali the rtou
sue muses. ahd machinery There 81 half acres of
ahd iiaehed to the house. the tenth part which excellent
land ihere are also good peach apple orchard
am "lng Ia aSe young likely able bodied negroes in
ecse lot the property, and
Undivided bali u Mill aud 90 OF Land s,te hbo,
naIt me from the James River Canal al cut five ON
hehmond Inc Mills upon Rig estham Creek. There Is
very good d",imE honse for miller containing rooms
together with large house. At dwelling nous have
wen o Excellent water aud two three on different
parts OF the land uine 70 the dwelling house there is n
une"n'noHy large Hot and Green Ho,.-
EDWARD AMBER.
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WISH To sell the rart Lau which reside living in
n' county OF Me- ki'ubutg kuunoke Rvet consuinr
Suo acres upwards OF 200 OF which fret low guun
me sh Ishd lee and productive; about 200 acres
standing m woods, one half Of winch Tobacco land
Inc improvements are neat and comfortable n small fam
Yeas The Gransiy aud barns ar. of bs sr s
.ntt NOT urFs';eo by any IN tie county The situation as
"a''r IN every heid have WITHIN last ~ month, bn
new mf"yntor'Hg h"on the he 4 yer The
VI" i'r Il 80 tel square, stories high, calculated for
Pa OF sones OF feet Vpeaticu Tne Eusopu an The
O'hr trrnch Dmr-ibe Geers lion. The Manufactured
u'1efy - 'qi'i To any IN Virginia; power
i boai rom up o. down the river, mill door
inc surrounding oonry roh the has no rival
'i - lie' up OF dawn the River great bargain wi he
gwen application made immediately, am ,ernined
" ~" ~ JAMES Y. JONES.
-IN-Nat W. 27-IOts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
.NOTI('E

~ virtue or Deed Of Tfu-t executed by Reuben Vu
FlaaghAn, to WIN PAstvur dec in IN, life time, AL 49,,
date the second day Of November one hous.
ana "gh hundred and eghteen and duly poyed ana corcI
W tne fnutot the comfy of Fluvane twenty ,d ,v
" e 'ne month IN the same year. for the purpose Of .rcuT
s 10 jacob Myers the payment Of ter
'hed aud At TIE request Of John T1beiake Jr Of the sJ
county o tiuynnna, Agent aud Attorney for Doct Ben,in
lew oi ne county ct Mecklcnburg who assignee II The
d Jacob Myers o. 10 one Of the Bonds said Deed n
euioned and gwen for the payment of the d.b
" 1'.h'd "nich bond IS ia the hands POSSESSION
~ zoe 9'5 John ftnhelleke IT, Agent Attorney IS sore
va ~ expose To- sse NJ the store house OF Tinhe, ske
"u county OF F"vauna. Wednesday twenty second
& W augu one thousand eight hundred and tweuty seven
ave. ys s3d beng ~ ihe 'ad county Fuvauts. obtaining
Two hundred sud hy-'fX and desruatrd y number
ar on connected pho, Of David Ross. Cunnln I,n
surveyed by the County Surveyor lying the hack M and a.
aShed 70 Toe place whore Jedest Johnson frneIv -J
rHs me ame lot parcel o Lsud hirh The ssd Renbs
" M ani an purchased cf the said Llcoh Myers The
e ~ ne vested, a' Surviving Trustee only ennyve
~ w. 'e''i OF purchasers MILES CARY.