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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-09
J'OPSCTO DTT AR EDC

FEfItloN viii he presented to The Ssssion Of the
Lessiaiurs proving that the Inspectors of all
tne e. shall I've required ia cling Tobasto
rsHs IA Tour different paris of e"h hossbead,
zoe many impostIons Prscfised prizing sudAs
CERTAIN Warehouse, ,shcT- such frauds are eoDnyed at anil
wheTe inspectors .fuse 20 hTtak Tobacco in such places Z,
SEPT 81. - 90 n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-09
N0TyCE

SHALL petition the next Of the Virginia Sis aui
to furnish ue water from the canal, f., Mil Waste
Dsn on kdhoe creek, where the canal saves the
OF 'ad creek, on my Estate Tuekaho- Little Wet Han
creeks VIII SuApARn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-09
.l-DTTTE

w AS committed to the jail of Ahemarle county, on the I'M
oi July 1877, autgro who calls hmse IL Joe Brook
sonW tVe ter inChes high, made, ani suttef Sal
negro says he htIog to Ms'rs VIM Green David Scot
s." uauets me Owner or ownes requested TO cone
prove property. charges take him svav 40
he VIII he Opposed of the law directs ~
Se-. ~. s1 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-09
NCTICE.

Ii person. having claims against the estate of John
"A hinge, dec requested 10 present. t,, IN properly
AUTH nsieacd aud those indebted estate wall usa,e
make without delay. tn. are anxu Ia
eiose their TRANSACTIONS as early rs possible.
JOHN, UM IL, COLLIN ii & BENZ @. MINGE
=, Ex'ors.
NSt 40. l6-Mfyt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-09
,J4TLOE'S V0TTCE

as committed II the jail th, County IN r abou IA,
.Vh sy Of Juy last small lively boy about SIS yea,.
od ahSui feet two and half iochss Ugh, with small scar
on h' iehead who calls himself Benjamin Jones and sas
ne was born tree fhe reqa come forward
prove properly pay charges and take him away will
Bedford co.. Oct o. ~ 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-09
Il Uaiuq5ie PIo0iofion 6or 81,

'i SsbscTiber efss for sif lis IN lie cony
,o b"noper iying cdicLahoiny Stnan,p containing
fsu ac'j q IS i-2 BfeS from IN. civcf Eichuond tis
use s6 I,ite passes through a. Taere are
th"H 4o acres tche nvc been cleared tA timber on
" eon'dertd sqnn speyio TO anu IN mis- section OF
country There are 80 acres oferctient 1>,sosu Land 10
eH purchaser fAat pat iyn 5so tie 1tnpEe ,roId he
separately atPoSsdf There Is SaID BIiu snhin haif
N" tohich 'o9d be greet advantage any one uAin
gee up tAe tinceT o. 1dt further description is den.-
edHeee'ar nsose DESTROYS pesfing capital in land
T" ter IT, Joshua Stocy living the adjoining farm, vii
sht,o" al ihy turf; nppfcaii am to be 10 Aim or
dugu'tf TN GERyJS STORMS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-09
oct.sG.
EnR pEMn

fF'uE Store and Lumber House At the Pp,ns IRE. :;
King Win county, situated in wealthy neighbour boS
anu al one OF the most public FeTIie, lower mart of ~
State. Persons wishing 10 Rent Lease the .fre.ad Pro-
rerty, Il" conmeIea purposes, will apply MIR. Sterling
trump, h me city "i hehmon 10 the subscriber re
ing ia King WIN. county. RODERT II KIM.
RI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-09

DLS.hIL SJEfyuP LIND COAIPa-WY
tSAKE notice that he meeting OF Company will take
place ON the i5,bdsy of Nov TO the pro
VISIONS Of the Act of Assembly FIELDING LEWIS
49, 49, Pr. sdent.
The Editor Of the Nofot Herald will this
mrni L.
Oet IL. 45-td
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Sept. "a.
ST. ~ nEITYD

Ia virtue OF rIust Deed by jaime, M,,
80 shaii and Sarah his WIFE, tue purpose of securns
debt iur to the Etate f the late Ben Porter viii
sell on the 4h Mcnday in next month, Orange
"a IT, $3.50. ~ INA situated III Ursnge county aud iu
'' 20, ps so described. VIM PORTER, Jr.
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NEIH G00nC

'lCOIT SMITH have received from New YORK Lv Il.
bhoit, th.ir Fall Supply IT Goods; eors;stinv In s, ~
u" black olive green, olaei, brown aud steel and thsr
mixed cloths blue black, white. dab faxn hi mixed ess,i
rt babgup cords. eaDbeis and rias fo losLs SUM-,
foment OF vehg consisting Of plain, Srufed ana colosd
uoien'hes pam sud Inquired vevets, vacia to,ae ra..
net narcotics n'erno toine,a article and v.ry bsyd
soni puck and beaver Eievss supepders silk beIts ih
g'n raj afsotment 0t Trimmings all Of which will he
style. ~ "o'' Ia'nio"abie
They kern on hand small assortment Of REAnv NAME
CLOi III NJ warranted equal 10 any made 20 order
..D-.-1----------- 4G-wf
Jon'naIs Of the V1ginia LcgislafuTe Jt-ooI1a.
hNl person who may have in their possession
The Journals of the Virginia Legislature ~, lie
May Sessions Of 1870 aud 1852, will render n
public service by making it known to the Exsc,-
tive by order,
WA. II. RICHARDSON, C. c,
y y. ~. g. If
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attic Hospital, JYiiisan,

Litr,dtic Hospital, williamsburg
ollCEis hereby given that all the cells institution
are occupied, aud that patients will he ,ssivsd
OF The sad cells are vaeant due which viii
be given. Bv order Of the Court of Director. wa
NAV III l..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-09

ron LEASE OK XE.yT
SEeHE Sui"eI e. intending decline the Mercantile pu
"a hfs', about ChTidma wruld Lease or Rent his ss,d
lying On the mai" Stage Road from Ron ond 10 fIs,Io,s
vile, Abru miles above GGerhsnd rouhou,e For tsn,
'PPy " me sOtscfner or Dlf' Samuel Dunn, in hond
~, &c MAhTIh JAMES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-09

W on the i2h day Of June last, negro man who cal,
h""'fh Jono Berry, and says he liberated Ivy Deyd
Berney OF PIqmuian county, North Carolina. lie il stout
wen made fellow about so o IS years Of age, eight
mohr hIsh, dark complexion, large whnker and b!em
~ ms lett lie had when half worn h.t
niue broad cloth coat aud pant1ocnswith many other valuable
.Iuee,oi c'thus with him. have every believe
tue SAID H' gro runaway, and the is requested 10
come tor" 'r prove property, pay charges aud take him
away "tneI'Tse he will he dealt with the directs
WIN 5. RoYSToN. ja,lor Of Caroline county
Se't "a as &C.
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ron TIE ENrOrTypER

ron TIE NQUIHER.
gentlemen have transcribed the enclosed
scenes OF play for your paper; they may be found
IN modern clifton OF Shakespear la my posses
sion; and since great liberties kavs been taken
with the English Bard. think it but right that
the iterati OF the present age, should be informed
OF these alterations, that they may apply the pro-
Per corrective: As this edition very scarce, s.
there may be some curiosity TO few other
scenes you can obtain them application to your
friend SC. YIRGINIENSIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-09
FALL GooDs AND FASHIONS
JOHN MIN TYRE

'S-E - Merchant Tailor, opposite the Bel Tavern,
as iust vey handsome as,oripent Of FTs,b
Foods consisting OF every sessonabi. article line
S%eiuy selected greatv of
he prepared tp make order, short notice. 10 the
nesie'. aud mos; fashionable ysand very
N u complete of fashionable Ready nj dr
Clothing constantly on hand, very reduced prices.
II Every warranted equal those TO order
Vel TO- S-y4,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-09
A GOMEZ
-nrn-nnrn L. u.

In references 20 the correspondence Between ihs
editor e iha Washington Telegraph. AMI The Sc
crstsry War, which We published on VI njay
the editor Of ne Press relocioniy confesses, ths,
9 ss It ceftainly does show, that ,hs records of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-09
Ri CH M O III ID.

Enter .d,ifi-Jdchs0a Meeting. in a coat of ma
ny colours; with several others similarly habted,
and Virginia. See Merchant of Ycnice-Act
I'd, Scenes Let, % s. Sth.l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-25

will blow you through. THE object of
taking him TO Newark was to put him in
charge of the Canadians. He was asked
what death he preferred-his answer was,
have been soldier in my country's ser.
vice, and wish to die as sodier."' He
said this in the presence Of twenty ma
sons, and added, if you take my life il will
be moro injury to you than all can write
or say" lie three times freed himself
from the cords with which he was bound,
and asked them for bible, which vas re-
fused. A rope was tied round his hands,
neck, and body, with heavy weights attach
ed and the unfeeling monsters rowed out
and threw him overheard. The lodge at
Lewiston met OH the night Of the murder,
and means were devised TO carry off other
individuals The names Of the persons
who plunged Morgan into the deep have
been given to the Grand Jury Of Ontario"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-25

pocket a small quantity ofchange, and de-
parted. They next entered the house of
mr.. II. Mulford, where light was burning
in the room of sick daughter Of mr.. M.
Their first movement here was to go into
the sick lady's chamber, (where was also
a sister-both asleep and take the candle;
they went into room where a gentleman
and wife were sleeping took the gentle
mans clothes, and went into the lower
front room to search the pockets, but found
no money of consequence. They went
into all parts of the house, opened drawers
and cupboards, helped themselves to as
much as they wished to eat and drink,
left the house, taking with them about a
dozen silver spoons, which were found the
next morning carefully roIedup in hand
kerchlef and placed by the side of a build
ing, where they probably intended they
should remain until they hsd accomplished
their nights labor. Their object appear
cd TO be to get money; and finding that
they could not satisfy themselves in dwell
ling houses. they made an attempt to break
into messrs. Candee, Dean, and Cutters
store. They undertook IN the flrst place
to enter through the cellar door, but md
ing that impossible, they mounted some
boxes, and commenced operations TO get
in over the front door, through fan hight,
when they were heard by the clerks, who
fired at them from the chamber window.
They were Immediately pursued, and af
ter going through different streets, were
discovered near the corner of Chapel and
State. One Of them made his escape.
IThc other was taken to his boarding house.
rom which he was taken to jail, whence
wttrust he will be sent to We'hersfeld.
Iii name, he says Is Emanuel Ferdinand,
"a Portuguese aud that Of his companion,
VILLAIN Williams, from Boston. Whether
these are their real names is doubtful.
Chronicle.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-25
Dts0.

On Saturday morning last, mr.. John Til.
linqhast, aged 50 years-an honest and wor-
thy citizen.
Same day miss Sarah Sanford, aged "a
years daughter ofmr Richard Sanford.
AT Middletown or Monday last, mr.. Rich
ard Card, aged $ years
At jamestown, mr.. George Hull aged ~.
Mrs Hannah Tew, aged 60, widow OF mr.
John Tew.
At Providence, Thursday last, mr.. Thomas
Simmons, of Charleston. 8 G eyed 62,former'
ly a resident Of this place.
AT Hudson, ~ Y. 9th ult Robert Taylor,
Esq aged 90 yeers--He was formerly an in
habitant of this town, but removed to Hudson
with company Of the first settlers OF that
place, nearly 40 years since.
AT Seekonk, on Thursday last, miss Come.
liza Arnold Burges, aged % years, daughter OF
the Hon Tristan Burgess
Az Newport, Kentucky, on the ath instant,
Captain BENJAMIN Watson, Of the I'd Regi-
ment L. 8. Infantry, aged b years, eldest son
Of MIR Samuel Watson ofthis town. Captain
Watson has been for some years past station
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-25

Regiments who may be relieved from
thence.
The Surgeon General will give the ne-
cessary Instructions for the execution of
this paragraph in detail. and for the ulti-
mate assignment of the Surgeons to their
permanent stations.
]. The Quarter Master Generals De-
partment will furnish the necessary trans
ports and facilities to carry this order into
effect. To this Department is also assign
ed the responsibility OF securing the pub
lie property, &c. at the posts temporarily
vocated.
By command Of Major General Brown.
J.R. VINTON, lid de Camp,
Acting assistant .adJ. Cen
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-25
marrffG.

At Charleston, $. c. on the Sd inst mr..
Francis NJ Waring ofthis town, to miss Jane
Ball daughter OF John Ball, Esq of the for
msr Mace
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-25

yonaihan's Description cfd Steam boat
RS 20, n saw. .mill on one side. and grist
mill on t'other, and blacksmith's shop in
the middle, and down cellar there's a tar
nation great pot boiling all the time"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-25
TNE RNPUBxxCAN.
NEW CcGE 5

THURSDAY MORNING, ocT. 25, 1897.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-25

One of the Savings Banks in London,
has received in six months deposits to The
amount Of 2s3.230l lbs. -one third Of
which was by famales.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-25
NEw-HAvEN, Oct. 13.

Two bold villains. who arrived in this
city on Friday the 9Th inst in the Hart
ford stage, undertook to play few of their
tricks upon our citizens. on Tuesday night
last. They commenced by entering by a
window the house Of mr.. Robert Atwater
in State street !. went into mr.. As bed
room, where himself, his wife, and child
we're sleeping; took his clothes. aud a
light which had been kept burning in con.
seqfencc Of the illness of the child. and
went into another room OF the house ;
searched mr.. Atwstet's pocket book, took
from i an spcuEren, IS bill, end from his
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-25
THE PRESIDENT.

The PREsIpENr Of the UNITED STATES
returned to the City of WAsHINGroN on
the 18th inst. from his visit to his native
State. All the HEADS of DEPARTMENT
are also, we believe, ut Washington prob
ably preparing their annual documents for
the approaching session ofCoNGREss.
Bos. Pat.
Com. DowNEs has left this city on his
way TO Norfolk, to take Command Of the
Delaware, ~, bound to the Mediterranean.
10,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-25

Thursday, the 29th Of November next.
is appointed for the Festival of Thanks
giving in Massachusetts, the present
year.
The Goth of next month is also appoint.
cd as Thanksgiving Day in the States Of
Connecticut and Maine.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-25

Admiral Laborde's squadron was at Ha-
vana Oct. Z, Com. Porter's squadron was III
the neighborhood.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06
LAW SCHOOL.

VIE next session of the LAW SCHOOL, At NEEp-
u HAM, near Farnvil!o, in the county of Primo.
uM"'o' VIII commence on the first Monday III April
next and end with the year: no chang. in III. terms r
he Law school, from the LAST year, when there was but
students; but very full class is expected this year.
u' '"e NUMBER already heard from. Every letter which
nave received III relation 10 the Law School has be
promptly answered If gentlemen coming To it viii, write
10 me- directed to Faraivlc when they will be a, Raine's
tavern on the stage road from Richmond to Lynchburg
carriage snail meet thep there and them TO Need
nam nose coming by the fredericksburg stage may PC,
Out at the steps Of my yard.
IN 'he Moot Court, attached the Law School every
c o' inc state IS occasionally rep,r sen,e: The plead
ps IN every case are regularly fled in writing causes are
.soy a'eKetted, argued aid decided, upon written ties
oy only; aud regular record kept all the
nss' 50 'hat II gentleman will make the proper use OF
the books, and acquire himself correct kuouJedse of
e 'neofy OF the Law, he will lie passes on, be in
and assisted in course of practice For
pd'c"afs' must refer to the notice published, in
TINS paper, of the last session
Feb l3 w5w CprrD r,yro,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-03-06
TIRGLNLI:


At rules, holden in the clerks occ of the superior court
Of cha"cery lor the Richmond district, tfe 5ti day of
February, 1927:
Edward b. lIis6s and Daniel Hicks, pHs
against
Alexander Boyd, John w. Lewis, Lewis Burwe, Pcytop
H. bufWeil, Spotsw0od Buwell ia his own right, and
as admr de bonis non Of Armistead Burwcli, deed
Thomns Goode, Richard Boyd Richard II. Walker,
Howell Taylor, Edmund Taylor, Alexander g. Field
cxor Of Charles G.. Field, decd, John Davis, Philio
RanCy, Daniel T. Hicks, Z. S. McCraw John D. iav,-
kins, VIM. Robaids and The President and Directors
of the State Bank Of Moth Carolina aud WIN. Hicks
DTS.
The defendants John D. Hawkins WIN. Robarls, the
President and Directors of the State Bank of North Car
DINA, Spotswood Buwel, and Richard Boyd not having
entered their appearance and given security according %
the act Of assembly and the rules Of this court, and il D.
pearing by satisfactory evidence that they not nina
bitants of this coUnty it ordered, that the said dcep
dants do appear here the first day Of the next tern nd
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
IN the city of Richmoud, for months successfully
and posted the front door of the capitol in tie said
city.
cry. Tszn, I'm. II. HENLNG. c. C..
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PIRGINI4:


AT superior of chancery held former capitol
i'll tho city of Williamsburg, the 20th January, 1921:
Robert b. Gibson, PIT.
against
Blake B. Woodson Edward BEDFORD, and Christopher B.
Strong, DIS.
This on, this day to be heard on the original
and amended hills, the of the defendants b. B.
Woodson and Edward Redod fled thereto, which an
the plaintiff replied generally, together with
hbts and dispositions of witnesses; and defendant
christopher y. Strong who of the country, against
whom the plaintiff appears have proceeded in the mode
prescribed by law, and argued by cnnsid-
Grafton whereof, the defendant Edward Redord having
stated in his answer that from the character former
suit, he induced make the purchase the High
Hi estate; that having given his deposition n that suit
aud the amended bill in cause, in mage g. fled as an
exhibit THIS having charged the payment
the purchase money, which amended bill! fled few
months before he gave his deposition years before
he med his deed fer the said estats and his answer
ment before notice; of opinion that from The facts ar-
said and the whole evidence i'll the cause said Edward
Bedford had notice of the payment the purchase
money by the defendant Woodson, the plaintiff at tie
time OF his the said Redfords purchase and at the time
that he obtained his deed and before he paid purchase
snonsy if indeed he has made ia yment and tat
the land in the hands of the said Edward Redord NOW
liable to the plaintiff for the price which Wondson agreed
10 give TOR High H estates but it may be that said
49, H. Woodson or Edward Bedford has aid and satisfied
claim lien the said estate, which the plaintiff is
bound for and which should form credit against the pur-
cbase money the Court doth adudge, order and decree
that the said defendants Edward Bedford and g. g. Wood
render before of the Commissioners this Court an
account ofany en claim the High Hill which has
been paid by them, either of them, aud which the plain
TIT IS liable or which the Commissioner direct
ei TO examine and settle Ind the Court report
WIN any matters specially stated deemed pertinent bv
himself OF which may be required by the parties stat
cd copy, Teste,
ED cITRISTILN Z, @
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Selling off Cheap.

THE Subscriber beng DESTROYS of disposing of his
entire stock of BOOKS and STATIONARY, of
iers IL, any part OF IT, TO the public, such reduced
prices as he thinks cannot Ill 10 give satisfaction.
The stock consists of general assortment OF Greek,
Latin, Spanish, French and English School Books.
Different works on Mathematics, Arithmetic, History
biography, Law, Medicine and Miscellaneous Lite
nature.
A great quantity of low priced and superior letter
and ioolscap PAPER and other articles of Stationary
Bibles, 'restaments, Prayer Books, Hymn Books, aud
a variety OF Religious Publications.
Globes, Mathematical Instrnue nts, Thermometers,
small Microscopes, Maps & Aliases.
superior and common Victims Bridges, Pegs, Strings,
AMI Bows; Flutes, Flies, Kent Bugles Carouetls, Music
anh blank Music Books.
argesock of BLANK BOOKS, suitable for Mer-
chants, County Court Clerks, and other purposes.
lie will continue make, order, any Book, or Books
o the best materials and in superior style, faint lined
ruled tn any pattern, either with without backs.
II Old Books Rebound and Binding carried on in all
It's branches
WM. II. FTTZWHYLSONN.
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AMERICAN FARMER

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we wish that every lTiead Of this Journal should I'M
dersfand, and that they would have the Kindness to
make II known, that to any who will procure (ou,
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not, the paper will he forwarded immediately, ana
the actual receipt Of each number Of TIC volume viii
be guaranteed by the Editor.
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). :, Skinner, Postmaster Of Baltimore printed en-
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as TO make pages about half fur pages, de-
voted 10 practical Agriculture; the remainder TO Infer
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