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ADMINISTRATOR : SALE.

By rirfue Of a deere, orMe Supreme Judi
ciai Court, for he county Of .Ncuport
miR be altered for sale al Public .aaciion'
on ne premises, on he lsh day Of Sep
tember neat,
A Ii the right, title and interest which
"A Benjamin pearce, ut tho time OF his de-
cease had in and TO the real estate herein ai-
ter described VITA lot Of Land, with tho
Dwelling House and Oui-buildlngs thereon
standing, situate in Marlborough street, sub
icct to tho dover Of the widow IN ihn, part set
of To her by order Of court--onc other lot of
land with the Dwelling House ard out-build.
mgs thereon, sitrato in Dukc-siroet, and n
Lot of Land situate on Easton Point, No 81
in the division OF said Point, the last shboct
To quit.rent. ESTHER PEARCE.
BY her Attorney, Y X. RAsporPU.
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Few instances of mortality are attended
with circumstances so severely affecting as
that of Mrs. NooRE. Surroundcd as she ,yss
with large family OF children, and an esten.
'lve circle of intimate friends, TO all ofwhom
she was end'ared by ten thousand tender and
aitcc'ionate tcs--,hc mandate of death un.
der such circumstances could scarcely be
welcomed with transports of joy. But the
subject "t this brief notice was supported in
,nat hour OF trial and dismay by the consola
tions OF that religion which had afforded her
IN the thirest and hriehtes, hours of her i'm
that solid and substantial comfort which the
world could neither give nor take awav.--
she leit Tho world triumphing in the promi.
ses OF her Saviour--peace Ia her disctnhodieJ
spirit, 1T rests in better, far better world
Communicated
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PoTrERsvECETABLE CATuoLICoN

rENlIE proprietor Of THE invaluable mtdi.
i cine, feels Authorized. by its increasA
ing reputation, to recommend il ns superior
To all other popular rcmedics, for the euro
ofKINGS EVIL or Scrofula NEGRO
SlS or diseased boncs--SYPiIILIS in eva
cry -MERCURIAL disease----A
RHEU ATISM-LIVER complaints
and ULCERS of every description.
The CatholicoD has also been used with
great success in every variety OF Cutan-
eous Disease, btoiches on the face, pimpies
and teiier in particular White Seedlings,
Goui, .jnundice and Bilious diseases gcne-
rally, Dyspepsia or hdigsstiod, complaints
Of the Stomach, and general debility. il Ia
certain purifier Of The Nood ami humours,
and has been found an eiIicacious remedy
in purifying the blood Of children after poc-
cinaiiop, and should be invariably used as
a general dNerofirs both for children and
adul,s--bclng agreeable to the most deli
cate palate, and y grateful cordial to tho.
stomach. This 10 the first dlsccvcry Of
a medicine taken into the stomach, that
has had the long desired effect Of curing
the most obstinate and distressing erternm
diseases. The use Of nutritious food, and
the ordinary svhca,iuns Of business. ars
not interrupted by the Ca,lolicon and its
properties having the power Of restoring
both Eesh and bone, md Of reDovatinr and
'invigoraiing every p,rt Of the system dur
ing the process DISCRIMINATING disease, ia
without parallel.
Numernus certificates have been for
warded 10 the proprietor in proof Of Its won
derful effects, but from it, established re-
puiatlOn we deem u unnecessary 70 inseft
them. Trying is lie naked truth
SoLD-rY, h.P. MOORE
Market So .Nsuyort II. I.
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Nautical fntelItgrnrr.
PORT OF.EEUpORT

! q
ENTERED,
""ioop Splendld, Read, New York,
S'o"p b' ID. Jones, Peckham, DO.
CLE.lREB.
Sloop Meridian, Carr. New. York
Schooner Fame, ColliRs. Savannub
brig Criterion, Taylor. New Orleans
SIoop Nimrod, Fish, Norfolk
ton "''
Sloop Decatur, Greene. Ellsworth
Sioop Splendid. Read, Providence.
>. .4RRIT.3LS.
THURSDAY, Aug. 25--arr. sch. Lucius
Nlckerson. fr. Boston,
Schs. Hope g. Phebe. Harding: Dorras
iiawes Bnrges; Dorcas, ;Sjukely r. Den
=, Sch Jarvis Brown 81 Co. Fowler, f.
Newbcrn, 80
Sch. Madomasl;. Small, fr. Macbais.
fRtpAY--arr. brig Marcia. Nayborv. f.
Prov. for Havana. -
S5Ioop Venus, Child, ,fr. N. York,
SIoop Avon, Gibbs, f.. Albany.
SATUhOAr--arr. sch. Lucy Ann, Inrra-
ham, fr. Augusta,
S'o"P Cahton''rapc, Spencer, fr. Nan.
ScNpAr--S SIooT Active, Baker, fr. New.
Bedford, for y. Haven.
Moncay,Sloop Liberty, Burges, fr. Ware.
TrEsnAY--sch Jarvis Brown g. Co. Fow.
lcr, fr. Warren. V"
, " NEpNEsnAr---arr. brig Ann Gadsdon.
barkeri % days from Gor,enburg, with iron.
to Stephen T.. Norlham. "
.HfA5DEi.fVlDI
Spoken, lat. ~, lon. 7l4 ship Frederick
Augustus, Earle, ofths port, for Japan.
Brig Harvest, Eldrcd, was left II Ham. |
burg, July lst discharging.
ship Geo:go Champlin, Hudson, arrived
1t Havana August 4th.--lS days from New.
,ort.
At Livcrpool 'oly llth, Ship Aspasia,
Iennett, for New York
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


rom the boston Advertiser.
BY the recent arrivals at New York we
have received our flies OF London papcfs
to the l4tb of July and Paris to the 10Th.
me most important articles of intelli-
gence have been anticipated by the Navy
and other arrivals. We give 10 day some
iurther extracts from the English and
French papers.
LoNDoN, July I2.--It il known tn at
the arrangement Of the Ministry, conse .
quent upon the Illness of the Earl of Liv.
erpool, which were made previously to the
re-assembling OF Parliament after the
Easter recess, were, ia many respects.
only OF a temporary character-telnporary
as TO some Of the offices which we're held
by certain individuals, but not as to their
permanent conneXIon with Mr. CanniEg's
government. We now frd, by the fol-
LOWING article IN the New Times of this
morning, that every thing is completed,
and IN the way which was originally a.
greed upon when the Marquis Of Lands.
downe and his friends agreed TO loln the
Cabinet. IL will be seen that these changes
DO not at all correspond with some state
ments which were confidently made by the
Times few days since:
liIs Grace the Duke of Portland resigns
the Office Of Pri,y Seal, but retains his
seat in the Cabinet. There are several
precedeDts for this proceeding. IL will be
sufficient to name a recent one that Of
Lord SIdmouth.
Lord Carlisle leaves the Woods and
Forests, and succeeds the Duke OF Port.
land as Lord PrIvy Seal.
Mr.. Sturees Bourne succeeds Lord Car.
Isle ss FIRST Commissioner Of Woods and
Forests, keeping bis seat in the Cabinet.
The Marquis Of Lansdowne succeeds
Mr. Sturgis Bourne as Secretary Of State
for the Home Department.
Vlscolnt Dudley and Ward remains q,
the Foreign OIEce /; and consequently,
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ALso-.Av rRxvATE SAKE,
OK SATURDAY NEXT.

al 8 O'Clock - W. tnR be sold IN front Of
he Subscribers store,
- KEGS Powder | Mahogany Desk L
- sofa 3 Redsieuds Chest Of dam
aged Tea, , Casks Red Wine Loom
and working Bars , Portable Desks
Gun and Fdwlug piece. Also, guam
tity ot Furniture consisting of Tables,
Chairs, new and second hand Knives and
Forks Butter pans Iron pots--a quantity
of Clo,hmg--some Books, among them
are Blur,'s Coast Pilot; Scamens' Guide
Mcrcaute Directory History of Rome
Bibles, &c.-Boots and Shoes; Pocket
Books; Lead Pencils; Crocsery Ware ;
Watches &c. &c.
Also, at | | O'Clock on 3annisicr's Wharf,
one Sail Boat and Sails
NJ. HALL, .7uctioncr.
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MdrrteO.

In this town on Sunday last, by tho Rev
Mr.. Eddy, Major John A. Collins, TO Mrs
Frances Barker, widow Of the late Mr. Nathan
Barker, and daughter of Mr.. Benjamin Card,
all of this place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-30

Mr. Canning continues First Lord Of
Ihe treasury and Chsnc ellor of the Ex.
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JenMe, Drummona.

Roc just reeeirsd n variety ofn and
fashionable GOODS.
RLACK Italian lus,rings; colored, ,do. do +.
- black and colored leysntinc; plain and
plaid gro de Naples: cxtrs fine Swiss mus !,
lir; double crowned black lace; brown bat.
tIce thread laces; cslicocs combs; bai,
p.ns ana euris, &C. DC. aug. 30,
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FRoN NrwponT.) J

FRoN NrwPonT)
ENFOH tho public, that, as successor
q 10 A. LAWTON, with whom he has
lived The AZ past. he viii continue this
Hotel iqserly kent by A. Shepard open
as n >pir Of entertainments. in The same
style aslpt the year past, and hopes by
his nssSy and attention, that he will be
favoures,th share of the public patron
age.
The tvc well known Establishment,
having klergonc extensive improvements
and reps, now affords accommodations
for travers, md families, equal to any 9th
er.
The use is pleasantly situated in Bank
Street, posile thr river, from whence two
Steam hts ply to New York, four trips o
week.
Boorrs by the week or year can be ac-
ComInUded.
New ondon August 81, 1897.
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Dfrn.

In this town on Monday last, Henry Lau.
rens, Youngest son of Mr.. Daniel Peekham,
aged wears
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Dstic Goods.

DSClc UOOUS.
Eoaertensire sale IN Boston,
| ATS; Cloths; Cassimeres !;
- Br'etings Shirtiugs Bleach
! ed dittFashlonable Prints.
ALSO.
9 Bans Duck
] Bah Sheeting
Bah Duck;
l2pit. hastings;
] Barlanuels, low priced -
ICaed Sewing Co,tons
IL pi'ored and Blk. plain Gro de
Maps
Plaimnd colorcd Ba,tices
Casl and Blue Broad Cloths
Blac klored Italian Grapes.
The nicles with veiy many 9th
ers 'hisen-d and for sale at Whole
sale or "
Nen s. Williams,
Who hand as usual a good sup.
ply of
Caings s. Rugs.
Augue27.
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n. J Consolidated Lottery,

Glass No. 6, for 1927.
ScHEE.--l prizo Of 500, 600; | of7.J0O;
of 400; of 5000; of l.6O0; Of 1924;
10 Of 81; 10 of 5UO &c. &c. &c.
4 Nos.--0 drawn ballots.
Wholtickets So halves $l--quar'ers
l-elgms 81.
Thcseickets sell rapidly, and bu, very few
on hand which may be obtained at tho Old
Lucky Gicc Of J. G.. SHAW.
Numbrs drawn IN the Grand State Lot
tery, Clss ID. 81 - 10 80 80 ~
In th,Unon Canal. CIass 81,
~ 50 "a 30 33 - . 10
Aug. q, Is27.
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PRIMARY SCHOOLS. Three thousand
one hundred and thirty four children re-
ceive instruction in the primary schools in
Boston. says the Palladium. The annual
appropriation of two dollars to each school.
10 be expended for rewards 10 cncour,oo
the children. has been applied by the com
mtttee Of one district to the formation of
juvenile libraries. The number of schools
IS %, divided into eight districts. IIb.
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a gentleman who left Albany few
days siHce, at o'clock A. NJ and arrived
IN Nov York at Z I. VI. counted ttco hun.
fred and serenity stoops underway, or lying
IN the stream waiting for favourable wind
or tide, between the former place and the
state prison dock.
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The PRESIDENT of the United States.
who left Washington OF Tuesday tho 3lsr
OF July, reached Quincy on the following
Saturday. As the Boston Patriot Justly
remarks, there are no, many countries in
which a distance of between four and five
hundred miles would be performed with So
much rapIdlty, or with so little ceremony
by its chief magistrate. miles.
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Lar accounts from Virginia still more
|.rcotly con6sm the belief we have ex-
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Any rerson, desirous of having some idea
pf the faciltles of a railway, and of the lit
e rnpediment from friction un it,may step
nto printing office and look at a press IN
|peration. They will see with what ease
pad on IL, is moved over the rails, or ribs
|ven rubbed or slid over--ior wheels. which
rould diminish even the press friction, are
OF used. The power press, when going,
pay represent the travel Of carriage Oh
Railway.
NATIVE WooL.-The State OF Vermont
contains one million of sheep, which pro.
uce 3,0p0,0O0 lbs. of wool, which is three
mes the amount of that article imported I;
he State of New-York contains more than
hree millions and half Of sheep, produ-
ing 10, 500, ,OOe.-'bs. Of wool. or more than
30 times the quantity imported.
" J. Statesman.
The Steam Boats, now carry passengers
rcn New. York TO Albany for ! ,50--snd
one OF the Tow Boats for 81.
TIE SpRiSGs.-The arrivals during the
hst week have been more numerous than
any former period. Our large estab-
shmcnts are literally filed to oyeriowing
the whole Dumber ct strangers now in
ie ullege being not less than from l2 to
100.
Msl. Gen. Brown, OF the u. s. Army. is
ow en- a visit to this place. Sar. Sent.
Lar accounts from Virginia still more
.rco,ly confsm the belief we have ex-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-07
sEGGCTIoNs--
SOUTH. CAROLINA pJrRIIr -,

SoC III CAROLlNA.PUBL MEETING.
IAN ADJOURNED NEE Ing OF the citizens of Column
bia ani vi Rchlsnd district was holden at the to-
hAii' on Tuesday the 2lst of August, TO taka into
constellation The riif Of protecting iutle. and the
msdits'ed attempt TO introduce again the bill in IA
'or OF the wooiien MANUFACTURES, (which was undef
consideration in the last congress.
The Chairman, His Excellence Gov g,,e
briefly add essing the meeting, called on The com
miitee appointed lat the last meeting for their re-
port
William Z Preston, Esq. chairman of the cor,-
'nrtee read the following Report and the NIemoTi.
ais ALLUDED TO in il:
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FQR S4LE

i'tE Poplar rest Hone frao al that mart Of he
estate attached to the Mansion House ,,rt.i,;n. H.
eco, survey G we, thousand god seventy ur aces, md ee
500 already cleared, the rest in evoo ts, ~,
Srrsl and ,s sessI 9a't tobaeeo laud Of the 6r quality
good hea capable under judicJus ~
has con. '9e shalsd portion might be sooa ees6ed Tb
plantaon J'an' one hiie from tire turnptke and gT fam
Lynehbufg rwtH"s'efed berss ntst.eete5 b., nan,
e. heading wnhn u limits therefore nj 20 ~ ire 70
"'tno" a"0iuE not less an 50 of brqnfb and Rot
tom ianui Tsh 7daPed 10 ue culture OF Tn,a,y AID fb
Sfs tnd - me rapJe II fsndng tobacco oA. o, or
"' ~ 't oanIh iind stu 90 VOID. on ths tsptstioo
nPto'emenbihtte large ifaiued esheat l,o
WIN F'vu hfcshinB machine. he n,ansien hons. h to,
convenient han5somc, aud situated 10 esnneee esp,,
nI osy '"e whole Of The arabic lanG the farm Intend
s = tose 70 anoihef state, The above property j. offered
Nv" ,o essh o. credit, snd feel hestior In sertis
'hi' 20 tobacco Plan'er few moe de.ir,b
Bedford, rniycA "A@70io - sr ~,
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ANTI TARIFF MEETING.

AT a large and respectable meeting OF the citi.
zens OF Onion District. held In the Court House,
on Monday the 9Th inst. for the purpose of devil
sing measures in opposition to the proposed wool.
lens bill. Judge Johnston was called to the chair
anu %. U. Pearson appointed secretary.
The Object OF the meeting and the injsriou. O
peision Of protecting duties having been explained
rom the chair, It was unanimously.
resolved. That committee be appointed to
ara" memorial to Congress on the subject.
Inc following gentlemen were accordingly an
pointed to constitute committee for that purpose.
VIZ: Col. M'kibbin, Maj. Sims, Col. Martin.
Col "is'. Col. Beatty, Col. Clowney, and Il. IL
Spencer, Esq
II was further Resolved, That the proceeii.rs
Oh tn's meeting he published in the Columbia pa
80 na' Inc committee make this report at the
Court House Monday the srd of Se,,enbsr
next. at which time and pl,ce the ei,ixsn- of The
district generally are invited to attend; aud that
'his meeting be adjourned 10 that day
ID JOHNSON, Charm.
b. u. PEARSON
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.NIessrs. ROber tJcOIecn !.

tAhE NOTICE. that Saturday the 29tn of s.t.i-,Y,
next, at the oior Df BsrheIt Claiborne Eco m In.
'Innobd "etween the hours Of o'clock IA the uornn.
10 the evening, shall take the deposition. If Jane,
-u ana others To be read in evidence ia matter in con
Impending IN The Superior Court of Chancery h,i
zen q. hieinon, an which you with ers are psintt. s,
~ 'h DePo,on-, ia" any cause, should he taken and
competed ~ that day aud at that pae taking OF them
WIN ne adjoufhed fioni time time aud from par. ia
place, tii i'y Completed. Your ob't seIv,t
BEVERLY RANDOLPH
A, ., EXor Of Harry Iieh, dec
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tsssolreds That the committee appointed at lie
last meeting be continued and that six other gen
tlemen be added to il.
Rssotsed, That e. Bool<,er, Capt. Psrui,ige. B.
~ r; Iayior, Nathan Center, John Hopkins and
WIN. M'Cawley, be added.
The meeting then adjourned
JOHN TAYLOR, Charm.
HENRY JUNIus Norr, S.c'y.
40 lair as as we can collect, from the nume-
nous meetings that have taken place. and Gun the
proceedings that have been transmitted to u, and
from what we hear. and observe, the .eatimen,.
contained IN the preceding report, undoub, edi =
coineide with those of the great body of the peo-
pie OF South Carolina. TE5,fors
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V'aIua5ie pam,.n6y Lal,d Jor Sale.

FaiuQ5!e PdWtsnty Land for Sale.
ENoK the purpose Of dscbpgng the debts due
tae OF Joseph Foster, dec SHALL agtessbi, t. u"wef.
sesied ~ me by h will Monday the 18Th e,obt,
nsnespos 70 public sale, ohihe premises the
lana oil which the SAID deceased died possesed k,n
me name 81 Fosters Leseiss may be the
81 seven ,hon'."I dollars Terms or thousand dollars cash
the balance Ala equal pay meuts, at and months.
This tract v land about GOO aSt.. lies
On Pswunky river, IN New k.nt county; and with
may be asserted IL he inferior a. extent on
tset copnands all the Advantages Of river,
most vaiusbi. meadow, perfectly aa Tie Who'll. f Is
nclOs.d, ani eVuon 40 much
rs hs been ,ss'lve in wod, fos timber, Subcrib
posed to examine At before the DAY & safe.
July ct. 70 % -, - '''
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VaIuoJIe real Esfofs for .SoIe.

WILL sell, accommodating terms, my firm adjoining
zoe Unyeisy o Virginia, containing 400 Of good,
'e land well waered, and exeeileny adapted for the
D'th 81 ooif wheat tobacco, SC. About 80 90 81
ih land are heavily Bbersd The improvements
consist Of large brick dwelling house with al he
necessary and useful out bousf such oveseer house,
sevan houses, stables &c The particular Location u hs
property having the University side, and ChafiOtesve
on ne other secures 70 snd important advantage ard
renders both extremely valuable and desirable Posseson
gwen the 1T Of Dee nexDf CURED Persons
dpo'd "Pmohase referred 20 J. w ssunder.. Chs-
ioilesv'ile NIMROD BRAssHAM
Auguf 81. -
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VOTYCE-

AS committed 70 jail of the town Of Petersburg
,n"N~sy onihe Sh day Of Juue 1917, .sfc nsn who
es ms NAME DICK feet 10 aud half inches hgh, very
black hsss On The forehead, and left ihte
''ve the wi has cotton shirt aud hpmerun cos aud
enia~n made II cotton aod wool lie th.t he htongs
10 br. Martin Pefkiss oi Lyme hhuix W. The
, cd 70 come Forward prove his property pay ehsrses aud
take him away he VIII be dealt with The aw directs.
ROGER MALLORY. jsi'or.
Aogrgf-. 20 -w52.
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Mr. Taylor the Inspector the customs, At the D.lize came
up !" town ye,edy morning, having captured Poverty
o ooP containing about 10 men, suspected of
ton e. Join Mexican vessel of i,aze or the.e
men thus arrested about ten have been
g. a. We are told without recUgnizanee, have
admitted TO bail, aud So lodged priIon, charged with a
msdtneAnor againhe laws of their country FOO much
praise cannot be given 10 the zeal and vigilance Taylor
whp IN tins bu'inss' had only six support him IN
sni'i GOAT iietO Orleans Afer. dtEy.
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EDCC4TION.


fsER & MRS HAMILTON will in future limit the nuo,b.,
u fps received INTO Their Fsnaie Seminary 10 Si,y
which number will be attended by and S r.,
nard The 'erssto their Pupils as ed TO con-
nae themselves 10 tins number, which they
@ " exceed su'ct discipline will he enforced the man
% a morals q The Young Ladies particularly attended to-
return Their sincere acknowled their patroo,
Tor the very lbea tey have receive, nr
= ''-~- '''.' Soh"Hh-
iheir Seminary being furnished with complete selection
MaP' uobes Philosophical Chemica
% their instructions, they presume their School
aaSs'aSes equal with any and superior female
summaries IN The United States. The duire ehoaI will
ne esaned on the first MonJay October pupil will
ns received Tor less than the session uf months.
fs'msPsr SsiOn payable STA DEC AID fhe Sataes
on he 10Th May:
ror any or all the branches Of English Education
- Guiding Phiip-orhy & Chemistry, IS IN
For the French Spanish, Italian, Latin or or.ek Ian
gusges each n,
Drawing x Painting III Water Colour, Velvet Faint
Music ~
Board W
Entrance 81, Fuel ST.
aud Towels. ' '' NV" -
Ausu't ST. a3,ytGf
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sVE Suhscrbtr thankful ot he very liberal eneoursnae
4 mcnt he has received, would inform his friends and f
public generally that he has removed shop two squares
Drye liz old stsni, nesy opyo.e Tsnhark al md b Tor
sale Portable Whtn Chrsshing Machines made T The hos
materials aad m The myst durable The inei asnz d.
und Tor these uarhues, from experienced Plsnt and inc
general ssieuon they induces the sabserber 10 soiie
eoiy applications.
Wieai Fsus, Straw Cutief- Corn sheers. and III s,n4 If
machinery made aud repaired, also Br,ss oksfof il Gn
srons, Sc. JOHN ExALI
Dfain Sfycsf, Richmond
NIB. SNfsfsotory certificates shown nom nao.e
~ .esPecfshle r.'aiefl who have ny mschises ~ use
Ausrt 1i. $3.50
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FEIfaLE EDUC1TTO.N.

FE.UHLE EDUC.ATION
2EiSS ELIZABETH BACoN'S School, for the in trucion
- OF femaies will he continued the next year at nv
IN Tue Forks Ct Hanover; and will begin 5h OF
January mex in THIS School will be correctly taught all Tie
bsnce Of the best English Education The price Of board
h, uIon or 10 p,9nh will he Eighty five dlss the
@ " oe PAID on te l5h Of June next other half on The
'"e 81 December following, when the School will end.
'ls' pseoss qualifications Teacher, her mode Of
sua the low Pric- Of board aud tuition,
maj her 81 hoo will he readily Gtd up. As the
~" ~ Inp Will not exceed fourteen, all dssIruus 1t
ately. " $50 ~ -
dy addre''1IoniPelier Or Newfourd mills Pos, oGees
Hanover co, Auru.t5 81. So wss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-07
Chesapeake aud Ohio Cdn0k

Chesapeake and Ohio C0u0k
~ Office hereby ven that blocks of ,ubscrptop 10 ,
4 capital stock Of the Chesapeake Ohio Canal Con,psny
wih re opened at the Farmers Bank of Virginia in cb-
ud on Monday the first day Of next and will con-
% yPsh nom day TO DAY, under the Of Philip "
Nicholas and William NekeIyis. T "
me amount Of each share hundre dollars in current
money OF winch one dollar Is 10 be paid the sub
Poh' snd The esidne IN suob nstalntnts the President
@ Dtt'2rs sha require net more Than ont-thd part
"s oeibandaole IN any from
we IVORY ptlons will likewise be accepted errti-
aes o STOCK OF the Potomac Company, claims Of
iis Creditors to the limited H. he sc Of
Coramissioners Of Yirginia.
H. IL henderson, JohD o. Hunter, William Ellzey.
p CoEimissioners Of MGsylaid
Ssmuei SP,igS, tfsby fishman, Philip T.. Thomas.
ConDlissioncrs Of Urited States
samuel H. Smith, A. o. Cszenoye, Clement Smith.
Eino friendly TO this object, requested to insert
tia. advert'..nent ~ the il newspapers.
August %. 90 ,,o