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Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-17

- ATE OF ihode-lsland & Providence P,art Ia
~ uons.-Kent SC. Clerks Office Of the Supreme
Judicial Court. Whereas Sally s. Dawlcy Of
Warwick in said county Of Kent, has logded her
petition IN said Office, representing that in July A.
-. - 5. .he was lawfully married to Daniel Daw-
ley OF said Warwick, laborer, anI praying for
tain therein stated, that SAID f:ourt would
dissolve the boni of matrlmony EXISTING between
ner and her said husband.
Notice Is therefore hereby given to the said Dam
iel Dawley to appear Ofhe shall ft) at the Su-
preme Judicial Court to be h den at East Green
wich within aud for the county of Kent the Sec
ond Monday o! April next, to sho cause, if any ne
may have, why the prayer Of said petition should
not be granted.
NATHAN WHITING. CLERK.
Fast Greenwich "a -ch 8
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hHODEl >LAND RELluIOUo MESSLSGL
DERSONS wishing to become subscribers for
l. this PAPER, are respectfully informed that the
second volume will commence on the 23i OF March
ant. AS every excron will be made to susta m
the character the publication has already attained
aud TO render it still more acceptable TO the christ
public, al increase Of patronage humbly snticpa.
ted. J. B. YERRINTON, Publisher.
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TO LET.

A CONVENIENT Tenement pleasantly stua.
N ted directly opposite the New Market, consis-
ting OF SIX rooms. Also, q small Tenement OF three
rooms. Also, the Store and Tenement, situated on
High st. formerly occupied by X. Douglass. or
# preferred, the store without the Tenement. In
qoire of COOMER r.. MASON, No. 100, Broad
street.. Uho keeps constantly on hand, general
assortment oi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with Hor-
ses aud Carriages to let, as usual.
March 3. Ct
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Tile nRsERNATnRY.

sNHE Proprietor cl tins ieshiouahe place ct re
4 sort, fespect(uy informs his friends and the
,ublic that Il Is now opened Tor winter season. {,
accommodate those who are disposed TO indulge ~
harmless and nvigorst,ug recreation. The Bowl
sg Alleys will he warmed with stoves, as soop a.
ne weather shall require IT, ami every exettior
will be made 10 render u an agreeable place oi ~
,ort. The bar IS andy supplied with reire'r
nents. anl NO exeriiJn shall be waning TO y com
uplate aud grs,iy ,hose who visit "" e't' 'iish-
nens #. OctoeeT u.
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Lucku Office,
MASONIC.

- J OVER, nrs on anu few very .cau..
- uI Masonic Aprons, painted on waite KID,
NATE IN the uest styie-which he offers at e.s
i,n half the usual lric. AIs". Royal Arch and
Nulght Tempa-'s Aprons, furnished at short no
ice. Ornamc Iia and PLAIN Sign Paintip; aud
Gliding done N the re,y best style. and as low Il
j. done by ary one IN Own. Also, Military stand.
ards, Masonic Banners and Ship Colour painted on
SILK or Linen.
PORTRAIT and Picture Frames, g,lded 10 water
proof gliding
Particular attention will be paid TO the iorm md
beanty Of Lettering Over No. So Wcybos'e, 81.
Feb. "a. y.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-17

A letter from Paris states. (says the N. Y. Daily
Advert'scr) tina, Sykes, who was supposed to have
carried of a large amour, Of money when he acd
from that city, was in wretched state ofposer
.y, and dependent on the charity Of few humane
Americans for his food. They were endeavourius
10 obtain u situation for him as a waiter.
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RnouE.IsLANj ,!sraICT. &c


IL. 81 BE it remembered, that the enth day OF
March, in the yea OF our Lo thousand egat hun
drec and twenty and in the fifty second year Of
independence Of the United States OF America, RICH
ARD KNIGHT, PARDON TILLINGHAsT, THOMAS Til
LIsGHAsT, BEEJAMIN SWEET, BESJAMIN porf r,
JOHN WooD, JOHN SLocUM, and SHEFFIELD WAir,
Committee in behalf of the Yearly Meeting OF Six PrE-
cpe Baprss, Of thus Dis,rct, dcpos I'd in this office
title If book, The right whereof they slain as propue
tors, in the words following, VIZ.
History OF the General or Six Principle Baptist in
Europe and America IN two parts, published under The
patronage { the Rhode Island Yearly Meeting. BY
RICHARD KSIGHr, Pastor OF the SIX Principle Baptist
Church III >citurte, X. L.
''ln conformity 10 an act Of Compress Of the United
States, enttled An act Tor the Of learn
ing by securing The copies of maps charts, aud looks to
tho authors aud propre,ors o such copies during the
time therein mentioned " and also entitled "An
act Tor the encouragement o earng by securing the cop
les Of maps, charts and books to the authors ami prop
eiors OF such copes during the time therein mentioned,
and extending tho benefit hereofto the art of desgnlng
engraving and etching historical and other prints"
Wun.G, fENJAMlN COWELL,
Clerk Of Rhode sland District.
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Louisiana.-A bill granting Mrs. Randolph,
daughter Of Mr. Jefferson, $4,000, has passed
Unanimously the House of Representatives, and it
was supposed that the Senate would also pass it.
Legislature.
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Shoo,ing.-Jouas Ridge, Of Pompey, N. Y. shot
carly in this month, bird which he took to be an
owl, but upon examination it appeared to be web
footed, and wa. Of that species called Ornitoryn.
cttls, Of Australasia, bird which has pvszled the
naturalst'. for many years.
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The unfortunate Sarah Ho,o'and, was convict
ed at the last term ofthe Supreme Court, in New
port, for the murder of Daniel Charles, and sem
fenced to be executed on the 18th of May next
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THEATRE.-Thc company of Mons. Vilallave
continues to attract full houses, and the perform
ances give general sati5fa to the public. We
recommend to the attention Of our friends the ad-
vertisement which appears in our columns this
evening.
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MR.. TILLLTGHaSTDS ADDRESS.

UoT t'IDi,;i, :, r'u ,oi sale by SMITH 4 PAR
- MENTER, and JOHN IIUTCHESs, an Address,
deli,e cred before the Rhode Island Society for the
Encouragement Of Domestic Industry, at their
nual meeting in October last, by j. l.. Tillingbast.
Es1.-Price 90 cents March IL.
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Clerk Of RhoC
A MUSIC SCHOOL

" ILL commence next ~e.k, when the art oi
w Playing thu VIOLIN. FLuTE, CLARIossTr
and BAssvIoL, will we taught IN the easiest and
most sxpehi ous manuer. Apply at THE MU-
SIC SALOON, No Ga WestmiIster-street.
Mach IL
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The bill authorislng the purchase Of one thous-
and barrels of Flour, for tho Greeks, has passed
she New York Senate, by vote of ls to IL.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-17

n raluable VITA gentleman of Buffalo, N.
p. offers reward Of four barrels of lime, for the
detection Of barber who has run away with his
WIFE,
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NOTICE.

uoIlN GAINES, oi avs ucSet, having made an
~ ssgnment 10 the subscriber. OF all his roperty
rust or the beDefi Of his CREDITOR, asreeshy TO
te .enor of said ass'gnmeq', AL perso,s in ted To
I ne SAID Carnes are requested to maxi imuediate
payment 10 BENJAMIN FEssENDEN. of Pa wiuck ket,
who is duly thorsed to settle said accuunts, and
all per ons who have any lie Is agan.t SAID
C%nes are requested to resent ne same % the u rs
ciiher within four months iroui date. tina the .ame
nay be settlei, and receive their dividends.
The whole stock la trade Of ihe said Carue, con-
sstiug of general assortment o Hais. sc. wiii ,e
.od at ms former stand in Pa wtucket at COST f,r
cash. COOl!ER L. MASON .4ssigute
Feo. II.
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Cologne Water.-Our female readers, who are
disposed to practice a little domestie onomv,
will find the following preparation ofCoogne Wa
ter a very cheap substitute for the Cologne Water
of the shops, for which they pay three or for
hundred per cent. more than the cost of this. The
principal ingred ent is only worth 81 al retail per
gallon by the druggists, and he perfumcry costs
very little. To PIN of alcohol add 60 drops of
lavender, 60 do. bergamot, 60 essence of lemon,
so do. orange water. To gallon of alcohol put
24O drops Of each of the pcrfumes.-Bost. Gas
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-17

G5-Mas. KNIGHT is engaged at the Federal
street Theatre, Boston, for a few nights, and
makes her first appearance on Monday evening
next.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-17
goor AND SHOE MANUFACroRY.

BOOr AND SHOE MANUFACTORY
HNhE subscribers respectfully inform their irienl'
l. and the public m general, that they have
formed u copartuership in business, under the firm
OF HALL g. MITCHELL, and have taken the room,
over Mr.. Timothy Temples, No. II, North Main
Street, where they intend carrying on the Bov and
Shoe-making business,n all ITS various branches
Their long experience in the business assures then
to solicit share OF public patronage, as the Boot
and shoes manufactured oy them, are made OF ,u
perior materials, and by The best OF workmeu.
N. b All work done at tne time promised, and
particular attention paid 10 meuding.
JOHN z. HALL,
WILLIAM MITCHELL.
Jan. 90.
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oo-A distressing fire took place at Norfolk
on Friday last. Sixty houses were destroyed.
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eN1E AZ. Vi .Easssj
BL.ACkIN ING.

~ ~ fact, that the European Black ng, from the
Il two celebrated man uiaciories, has far excel
lrd any thing of the kind hitherto offered for sale,
and PARTICULARLY in this country. generally admit
ted by all. To those who consider themselves
judges aud those who the most disposed g. pa
tronise American manufactures, kNAPP's BLACK
does not equal or surpass any English y ocking cv.
or offered in this country, no patronage Whatever
is solicited.
TIN. article is for sale, NY appointment OF the
manufacturer, by the cssk, dozen, or single bot le
at No. 4 WssfrnSnsier- Ror.fn
V. Or lers from the country will receive
particular attention.
September .. n
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S3.x.s A. AyC4IO.I.

Sale at Public AUCTION, Of Household Fwnif,,e,
Horses, Carriages, &c.
hN the 9Th anu -9tb Insts. there will be old
" at public auction at the Franklin Hou.e, e
whoo OF tho Household aud Kitchen iurn urs,
cOnsxting Ola great variety Of atles. SOFAS Bu-
reaus, Beds and Bedding Chars. Liverpool Chusse
and Glass ware, together with all that necessary
Tor the furniture ofa puhlic or private house =
For the particulars see the catalogues which will
edistributei previous to the sale.
March II. 81 IT. BLAKE
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4 STAGE connected with the Com nerrisl
IA Line, in addition TO 'beir usual arrangement,
will leave Providence, or Bo.ton op Sundays aud
Thu dave, at 8 o'olock, A.
Feb. 10. A. FULLER, Agent
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0c;- The regular Quarterly Meeting of T. r.
T. A. o. e. Il. o. F. WiH be held THIS EVEN
ING, at 7 o'clock, at the Saloon, No 9, Market
sgIdre.
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square,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-26
NOTICE.

virtue OF deed OF trust xecutd TO the suhsci ther {.
$50, 80 ~. - i'liani Gu the 2ah day Of April, the
80 ~ " "a thompson and Poi''y has wifi, ol the pose
- anu Thornton, Cad which has b,t duly
'"'se VI tue clerk o! ihe county court Huckngt
WIZ IT." the d'Ehssi bidder, tur cash, Saturday
"' July next, certain tact parcel OF land, much
as M' ne suhicieut to s1ty and pay the said Mekm
.ets spn thornton, what,v. that ulay
' OF ,hr dc mentioned the SAID deed and al
,hnih the said SALE )ins and being la the county
S~ on both sides Of the buckingham 3D. containing by
es.'siion, 300 The sam. NOR. ie and
ne aAd o Wn JCss, Samuel ohb. o. Johi
me- "ck, Samuel aneh. and oh,s being
parcel o. tract OF land which the .sd William rhuup.on
no" Ieds and commonly called ami knowb by the
.hs Ne" store The improvements the mentioned
ih cousis' OF good Tavern House, houses and
Necessary 1'1houesi AMI may he, with piopric, sad
country - - - -fr
The tile q believed to he indpaable -but tse suhser-
per wi convey such "n vested h.ni BY a.
i"lts"u SAMUEL BRANCH
|uhe - 0--tds
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FOH 1870.

VIE Poplar Forest, Hon. Fact all that part Of ihe
estate attached 10 The Mansion uoue, Containing
cent survey hoasand and seventy aces and sree
quarters OF this lsn before ode 10 The public about
o1O acres are already cleared the woods heavily
bred and the eeaer part tobacco au OF ,he quality.
The cleared sni with the pon Of e. - alt IN
g"oc beaf capable under JuaicI Us Producing
ule cons tie 'Nhaud portion might tee ecacd. This
Piantato1 is;ant ne from the turnpike eight oin
Lynehbg wei watercd, beng n;eisected by any branch
e, heading within ts limits ans therefore
overflow, aiutg not les au 90 Of and bot
tom land, well Hdaped 10 the culture Timuthv and ohe
sfats and 10 the purpose II tandng tobacco Ok shout one
sa OF the oranoiIand Is m "a wood On the plantation,
htdes ether im there large fran
with good ihreshing machine The house & com
eonrenenii handsome, aud situated eminuuee
nssly the whole OF the arabic Of the farm Intend
to remove to anohe the property - oared
low, Tor cash credit, and feel hesitation In a.rtin
that TO tobacco Planie few desnab
FRANCIS EPPES
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M.fRSHaL,S S9TF

virtue ~ decree OF tbe court of chsacery for
me Richmond district made The 26,h day Of Febua
lott h he cases Of Branch Chsahaa and Burfoot Va
cne4uam shali on Aoadsy the 9Th day OF July next at
oe' hed courthouse, being OhessI court sy og for
puoe ouctioni 10 the hghes, bidder Tor cash the f
lgTns property ~ saio decree referred to- vii the sIat
lana conveyed by Peter +. Edwards Park. Ponirser
" neea bearing date the 18th day June $50 containing
as tnre'n sted 900 acres lying the county Che.tehrd
ny the iands oi GeoTge Coghiil Reuben Bottom
and John Brown, subiectc the dover risbt Of NJ, S
Cuwad' al the same time and place. hal IN ike
oh.r io SAFE at public auetIon, IL the highest hddes
Sh, az he personal property, Peter
Edwards ~ The several deeds refer IN sid decree
consulting OF the following slaves &c. wit: Sephe T.
ham, DaPbue, BIddy, AFTER, Sb, Jn-Judab Msliud,
Sanla Ann Harry and Joshus U.lsy, Layins aud Fannv
mal psufenoo, and Eggyi and such others (c the ,iays
snd stock 81 every deePuon household and kitchen frDi
lure an plantation utrn si, mentioned in he lor
sad Deeds az shall be surrendered marshal on tho bs
named DAY Of 'ale, thereof as will be uaien 10
'a'siy SAID decree. j. GUERRANT, IN :. C. or. d.
- Of one OF his Deputies
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,Inae -.


- UNAWAN ipn' tie sur r,rer q L. ucbbue Tuesday
II evening, 'hs SD MAY. h g oy THOR NToN. lie
very ikes muiattc about rs Or 20 years about
ieei inches high With lar prominent . or when
ne l- blue cloth cost wit velvet cosr; blue tro
sers aud dak waistcoat wiih ed sip
visible lie also took win him blue
seFsi yellow waeos with metal hufnn aud white aud
green The ut eIibeT think were hr &c Of
has hnger; on winch hand he does not eeoe much
uHeted, tha he could mot traishten a., The subscriber
purchased bin the 30,h January ihs. M Jane. w
Porter Washington Cuipeper rountyi which hbul hood
te said Roy hat Away iy ed him
whittier he fns, P,obatiy gone II roueetirsd has
procured pas The above reward Willie paid, any person.
Tor hs dss-ry the said hoy, he supscribef Lynch
bu'S " half Of u, any who wi lodge "a any Of
the Ja'ls IN the umnnvtah, aud give nsfu0, so a. to
enable tie subscriber o -et hiIn DAVID WAIBEH
LNnc hhIrc. Irnr 5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-26

TUE session Of tue Midway sdemy situated IN e
4 Hnty Of Cumberland atic ahcge Laneh,-rns's
Tavern Will commence on s day Jxae ,nosT tie "a
pernts Bdenre 81 the subscribers.
Tho ns'u,ion has been established two wears
aud, from Its unryaiied success they hope TO merit
continuance u the pnbr confidence The siat,on Of the
Academy il remarkable for s bealih,sj and society Of
Tie ns,ehncihood ofthe very best ohafacer.
TERMS '-GTesk Latin = 1Iaih MATE per session Of 10
months. en-
Engsh Branches ~
The stulents Dc accommodated sHh hoard ~ The aios
resreeiahi" families. EDWD. ". KENNY.
EDW lltD l.. GChUGGS
r. address "LsnEhornt's Tavern"
Nc. EDWARD L. SCRUG0s vino ha' consented 10 Supply
We pace "i M w ~ faBe,is young enteuan thr iac
,ts'iea knowiedge, and aduao II Hampdeb dnty CT
sgei 90 The Pfesideni o cieh place the subscfer refers
nose who vs t. know the thar-cfe The Aesafe, a.
preparatory School Tor the Freihen snd Sophomore eses
+" CON- Sc. r. W. BENNY
'a1suiy VA q PRICE,
May %. If4
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WILLIa.u .vkaLE. s co.

AVE received by the Es,et q a. now opsnms an add,
uOaa supply 81 ae and beautiful ecoDs, among.
s' ,sIsn1;s ra.s si',s ham. aud bsie,ts,
iriah Loen', OF superior bleach
Satin striped tEusns, beautiful article
PIX hosiery, COTTON 40. and thread
Li.s ini lOOs'ns gasse.
Pure white kii aud ether gloves, &c. &C..
more complete i, has been II any prsyl. @
''sts ~ part o. the flowing Articles,
yisons aud Angola eass,me res: f Ra summer, wear
PLAIN and mix.d ias,iuss, lor-io
Plain and striped e, c-s.isIs. TOT do
rT'heh and British drilling white and colour ed for do
foienne' cotton eassiHieres and ai,e.us, boys aud
Striped x PLAIN jsa,,. and fu.iiau fer do
Fine and sureii.as London prints
'ufeihe ealibiis g,ngh ms, beautiful 2inl fI
81, Al e-4pIaid aud Greeiap stripe do
% cotton ealsbres, aEa5Ec liusns ;leonet. and
Plan 6sG ed Iobsined lace anu S"'s' 40
ea, Gam isa esnS s's ss1 1n and d.g..,
Rich .ustei.d black Italian Iuslr,ns.
& :: 4: 1: & & ! i SsSs," g
Biaal White, s ao es ,S.i Gle s'a ss Net.
Eisared do snd Gro dleIalian grapes yariou. colour.
Gsnton and NankIn erape shawl,
Linen eainsrres an.i eaabric Lakh.
imitation do sId do
WUrs'.'i aud cotton bar.ge.
~ nihsEets aud hunbaaiHes, some 81 wide
&c &c. S' S."'s'i iiu'a
AisIse assortment gauze hdkf..
uentieHens, iHdes' aud misses g,ove.
see Veiis, eaPes, caps AID collars beaoti-
phread lace, etgins aud pearllns bObbine do cotton
p Ihi's ana nag ldAf' q einila tw.!lsd do
italian q freuch crayaiIng long aud mort nanks.p.
Wilmington sttIPes aud grandurI,s
Rowan Cashmere, new article
7'N a Hafseies vestIngs-Kussia sheetings
Linen ana Cotton apron check ins foI children
"a s,oH aud uabreiai --nen- buys summer hats
iSoo cheap palm Leaf fans
ee-'ne5 PSper Sud tiauy 40, great variety
!, mai. and large
large assortment OF plain and figured ribbo,. 90 -
description - - ICY
5ik buttons, silk cords, aud giu.ps
Dtandaooo trimmings, Tor trimming riding tres,e.
Soio ed saiteeu, ior Tid'ns dresses
Bales OF 81, IL 81 & e-s unheac he'd domestic
20 de do beached do
Bales OF ticklsnburgs oznahurrs
Bales buraPs rolls { hessiaus
Superior sewing silks and tysts
Blue, black, sn' al evlGred threads
Siafkes aud OEils spool cotton
Do do To-, do
Ivory, aide and tuek,n. combs
swPebdefs, work boxes i Cotton cord.
Bracelets buckles, elaPs, eaf-rin and other steel orua
- $500 800
;iiul article ~
Sweet scented shaving soap the best o.ilipol p,nsun
uais ana ready made COATS to! servants
rear, IVORY, bone, steel, gilt and silk button,
tteinngs & Paid VS. hest needles aud siyer tbfmbte.
feaii counters and laqusri boxes
Anu large variety OF other aud articles moi re-
nembeed which, with the they Ar. dr.enre5 10
u. States. " -' W "a ''s
June 8. .,
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YHNST s. IL y

virtue OF ceea oi trust executed BY Neil! nsCcul 10
ihe sunserbeis, bearing date aay of NJ an
ys1s ieS and duly recorded the o,s The county cou
we shall SELL to the hi brst bidder on me Ali
~ N"ss' next II tar, hut II not thra fast fair dsv
of ,a 'l"aay excepted Upon The premises cash
. a".i N me eo1ay OF homeland, called WhehaiI
sfur on the Upper Lcknghoie Greet containing h.
~ and odd acres, much the sid tract n,
WI DC uMeien TO RAISE the OF humid ed and
zen 'oar and sixty cents with interest thereon from b.
l'h day o. Now 1919 and the expenses attending the
ou OF 'n uu'' The title IS believed be good bu, et-
ing as .'gee we wal only convey title a, 1 yest. IN Us
june o. 9-tds JOrtN r. ny ~ NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-26

IT, cNQUlhEh IurisnVu ,ss.is
sad three dcsns the the State Legs
tursPce, tins heretofore, Five Dollars per
Payable advance. Notes OF ehireted peee-psns banks
(Ll wall be received payment The EDITORS viii Eusrsn
trt toe safety OF RENTING them by nail the postage all let
t-rs being paid, by the writers.
II No paper will discontinued (but ST hs discretion Of
the Ediors,) until all srfesrsses have been paid ap.
IL Whoever will guar sntee ths payment Of nins pap
shsii have TIA. tenth GRATIS.
TEaslS or ADVERTISING.
II One square, OR LESS-Fust insertion rs esnt--sseb
coninusnee, 80
No ajvereen inserted, until has either h.su psiJ
for, or assumed by this city,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-26


ON THURSDAY the OH day 81 AUGUST NEXT, If
- idu, otherwise che next far day, oge sd on
the Premises, 10 the highest bidder valuable iani.
estate, ~ tine late Edmund Harrison, the County of Pawsa
tau two mis below the courthouse lyns hs waters Of
ne Cieek obtaining, by estimaon 1919 sccs about
100 OF which very valuable u sud, ariy an es sn.d
ans an nioe ordert cropping; tie highlands equal If not m
petio TO any IN The ne,shbvTh od, K potion winch
are IN Sond heavily timbefed with oak I has on % con
venies and suabe houses for the dalton FAM
y, curing crops OF Tobacco, and preserving sprc,es oil
crop well wsteredi i;s srest cunguny Scot.rils Jes
isrson anu the two large river, James AppUapx Which
renders th- produce made ie easily eiveted re
ifichmond ~ Petersburg Rivans
gt' RENDERS very dersbefrra, sud IN worth the ~,
tao" "i su'h Is are DESTROYS OF veug then rea eer
ANY peroh wishing 70 view the FroPes. m he sheyy II B.,
M Robert o. haecn, Capt Eguii NJ Al be-
lave i'n"rliatry IN the neishtohu4d tins Benis ,sri
approved personal security, aud lien pgopsr In
nie'es' I,"" Ihe date, payable three FIVE
years Equal anu' Hstauiefs Wi! be rfqured
chaser tut deduction OF SIX per etntu, s anuu viii he
nais ~ each for prompt pas This aet viii be
Giytcd IL suit purchaser, II dcsiiei.
NATHANIEL HARRISON
ENproi Edmund Harrison, dee.
consent 10 'he above sale, Ar a. ieiee.,ed.
EDWARD cox.
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