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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22

SUMMARY.

Subscription papers for full length on.
groving of Gen. Jackson are in circulation
in N. York. We are very much afraid the
good people of 1.-THE city" are about to Vi
platc the second commandment.
Noah says, that if The contest for the
Presidency were between Clinton and
Jackson; Maine, n Hampshire, and Con-
nccticut would instantly 90 for Jackson
Why really this man, like the great mon
arch of his nation, is the wisest Of his dav
How is it he can make such wonderful dis
covcrics: Perhap she has exercised nthis
case the Yankees privilege, and only
guessed about it.
The Editors Of tho opposition papers 90
joct to Mr.. Taylor, for Speaker, on account
Of his immortality. o! my conscience
Nothing will do for them but the pjety OF
Gen. Jackson, the Sobieiy ofGen. Root, and
the honesty of Martin Van Burcn.
The Presbytery of New York and New
Brunswick have rcccntly agreed to let a
man marry his deceased wiic's sister.
Two rival innkeepers, in England, have
gone to law, about "a, Is. worth ofturtle,
at an expense no, much short Of lO00l.
The Gov. of N. Jersey has appointed
Thursday tho 18th of December, as day
of Thanksgiving and prayer
A vessel was wrecked on Lake Eric,
three weeks since, and only six, out of l3
persons on board, were saved.
Mr.. Reynolds the lecturer on Captain
Symmes' theory, will sail on voyage of
discovery early in the ensuing season.
A Lieut.. in the English navy has contra
dictod several statements Of Sir Walter
Scott, dcrogatory TO the character of Ma
poleon.
The Emperor Nicholas has published an
ukosc forbidding free masonry in his do
minions.
The American insurance company in n.
y. have just divided six per cent. on their
six months earnings.
A ship Of 200 tons has been drawn up on
the steam rall way Of the Dry Dock com
pany, n. Y.
All sorts Of people voted at the election
in n. Y. We are sorry to say that there
were some Rhode. Islanders, who were
there pour passe. les temps, among those
who voted for Jackson.
We regret that among the sufferers by
the fire at Mobile, were Messrs. Robinson
& Cook, Of this town.
The leaves of green tea, applied on 60
ing to bed, arc good for sore eyes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22

On the lst Of Jan. il is estimated tha,
France will have afoat 80 ships of the line,
IS frigates, and I91 smaller vessels.
A new drama, called the Gamblers
Fate is mendng the morals of N. York.
The town Of St. Omens, in France, was
plunged I"into the deepest abyss Of grief
and despaif,~~by the kings refusing, after
visit of five days, to stay one day longer
The Irish in n. York are very bitter a
gainst the editor Of the Advocate, for re-
probating their conduct during the late G.
lection.
Tokay, a town in Asiatic Turkey, cele-
brated for its copper mines, has been near
Iy destroyed by an earthquake.
Paul Bonapartc, son Of Lucicn, has es-
capped from Rome in the disguise ofa valet,
and joined the Greeks.
The y. Y. Statesman sticks to its ncmi-
nation ofClinfon for President.
Mr.. Cooper, the tragodan, is about to
revisit England, his native country.
The Supreme Court of N. York have IL
unanimously quashedthe indictments ugainst
Henry Eckford and Jacob Barker
On Saturday last the steam boat North
America arrived from Albany with 500 pas
sengers-the largest number ever landed
by.one steamboat, in N. York.
A servant girl while cleaning window
in the fourth story Of house in Dey-street
n. Y. fell out and was instantly killed.
a new city, A miles from n. York, was
founded in N.Jersey on Thursday last, to
be called Jefferson city.--It is intended to
make it a place Of fashionable summer re
sort
The U. s. sloops Natchpz, Eric, and ETor-
net sailed from Pensacola about the middle
Of October, on a cruise.
A gentleman and his wife, just married
were safely upset in a gig. A person who
saw the overturn, observed, it was shock
ing TO see a new married couple (lH oUi SO
| SOON
Only about 500 books, out Of the whole
number written IN ~ centuries, have sus
tanned themselves against. the influence Of
I time.
A clergymanin Swanzcy has united nine
daughters Of gentleman, at whose wed
| ding he WAS also present.
A man died in 1917, aged G5, who in 81
years had taken S26,03l pills and 40,OCl
bottles Of miXturo.--it was done, no doubt
for cYPcrimentsake, since the quantity wa.
so accurately remembered It's a wonder
however, that he lived so long.
few days since we came per packet from
Providence, with one of our worthy ox-iudpcs
and one Of tie most promincnt politicians i,
The state. Whnt his motives were for visiting
is we canno; say with certainty; but we hon,
10 was notA domestic missionary excursion t,
| make converts t. Jackson.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22

son in point of talent and genius between
such men and Milton, Bacon, and Shak.
speare, is almost an insult on these illustri.
Gus names Who can think Of these tru-
y great intelligences; Of the range oftheir
minds through heaven and earth Of their
deep intuition into the soul oftheir new
and glowing combinations Of thought of
the energy with which they grasped and
subjected to their main purpose, the infinite
materials of illustration which nature and
life afford; who cap think OF the forms Of
transcendant beauty and grandeur which
they created, or which were rather emana-
tions Of their own minds; Of the calm wis
dom and imperuous Imagination which they
conlolned: Of the dominion which they have
exered over so many generations, and
which time only extends and makes sure ;
Of the voice Of power, in which, though
dead, they still speak 10 nations. and a.
waken intellect, scnsiblllty, and genius in
both hcmlsphcrr7; who can think Of such
mon, aud not feel the immense inieriority
Of the most gifted warrior, whose elements
Of lhOught are physical forces and physical
obstruc tons, ana whose employment IS the
combination Of the lowest class Of objects,
on which a powerful mind can be en-
ploycd."
William Sawyer, of Providence, Francis
Henderson, Jr. Of this town and Sylvester
G. Shearmnn of North. Kingston, were ad.
mitted as Attorncs in the United States Cir
cult Court, at their recent term in Providence
-.~eSs~..
~ =. 2 n.
unanimously resolved, That the constitution
ofthe United Stalcs should be so amended as
10 give the election Of President and Vice
President, directly and concmsivey to the
people-That the measures ofthe present 90.
yernmcnt are injurious aud dangerous TO the
country--That tho surost rcmedy foI these
evils is the election Of GcR. JdckSon 70 the
Prcsdcncy--And that their Representatives
in congress be instructed to impeach John
Quincy Adams for corruption. Who is at the
bottom Of all this'
.."sas.-
The case Of tho Enrringtons, whose test
mony Judge Story refused TO hear, on nc
count Of disbelief in the existence Of God, ol
| has produced considerable excitement. Tb,
! Common Law of England is of no force n
| gainst the Public Acts Of The United States o
ofeach particular state. The first article o
| the amendments 10 the Constitution declares
that Congress shall make no law RESPECTING
An establishment religion, or prOdjjiiag lh,
FREE exercise thereof" Tho act of this
state says, call men shall be rGrr 10 prnftss
and by argument tO maintain their opinion.
in matters of Religion, and that the same
shall in no ~iSe diminish, enlarge, or aflcc,
their cicH capacities" Upon what authority
then, does Judge story presume to proh'bW
by the mhiction of civil incapocity, the citi
ar", of nhode Island from exercising w,
privileges guaranteed to them by their owl
state, and by the constitution Of the Unitct
States?
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22
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From the Greenfield Gazette and Herald
An article in late number of the L. $
Telegraph has been shown me, containing
the following paragraph:
1--WE aver upon good authority. that Mr.
Webster did say, that he had a letter IN hi-
possession which pledged Mr.. Adams TO
the federal party, and he did shcw it to
some, and offered TO shew il 20 auothcr
federal gentleman as an mducCmCnl to IN
Guonce their votes for Mr.. Adams. We
will now name Mr. Nardcld, Of Mary land,
Mr. Allen, Of Massachusetts, and Mr.. Nc
Lane. of Delaware"
The reference to my name in the above
article is wholly gratutous, andswithout
the slightest authority from nc; and, so far
as know, the statement It contains is with
out the least foundation in fact. | never
saw any letter from Mr. Adams in the pos
session Of Mr. Webster or of any other per
son, relating to the Presidential election,
or to the federal party, or any other party.
never heard Mr.. Webster say or intimate
that he had such a letter, or any letter from
Mr.. Adams, nor have ever had any know.
ledge, from any source, of the existence Of
such a letter
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22

Melancholy. Mr.. Benjamin Marble son.
Of this town, was accidentally killed at
Bristol on Thursday last. while at work IN
the hold Of the ship General Jackson, by
plank being thrown down from the deck
which struck him on the head. Mr.. Mar
bic was known for many years as on cxpe-
rcnced ship builder, and sustained thro'
life the character of an honest man and
useful citizen.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22
HdrrftO.

In this town. en- Sunday evening last. by
the Rev. mr.. Eddy. mr. George W OrmsLce,
of Providence to miss Phehe V daughter of
mr. Isaac Pitman. all oithis place
Thursday evening last. hv The Rev mr. Ed.
dy. mr. William X. Covcll 70 miss Ann vii.
hams, daughter Of mr John Williams. both OF
this town
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22

Capt. Samuel b. Ahorn, Of Providence.
was knocked overheard from the soop
Flash on Thursday morning last, near
Coddington's point. and al efforts to res
cue him proved unavailng. Any expense
will be paid for the recovery ol.the body
by his afflicted father, capt Lowry Aborn,
in Providence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22
Nautital nntfIIiDewte.
PORT F.NEHPORT.
ENTERED.

ENTERED.
!. Steam Boat Washington, Coleman, New
York.
SlOop Anr, Manchester, n York,
Sloop Huntress, Heath do.
CLEARED.
Steam Boat Washington. Coleman. rrovid.
Sloop Albany. Vars, New York,
Sloop b. ID Jones, Peckham y Yer.
Sloop Ann, Manchester, Providence,
slo0p Iluntress, Heath, do.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22

Hickory as he is enthusiastically called,
but the country will be devoted to ruin.
Conn. Mirror.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22

ENGLISH COYERNMENT. The world
never yet saw 50 eXtIayagant govern.
ment as the government Of England. Not
only is economy not practlsed, but is de-
spiSed. and the idea of it connected with
disailcc ton, iacobinism. and Joseph Hume.
Every rock ia the ocean where a cormo.
rant can perch. is occupied by our troops
has governor, deputy governor, store
keeper, ana deputy Storckeepcr and will
soon have an orchdeacon and bishop.
Military colleges, with - professors, edu-
eating IL cns'gns per annum, being half
an ensign for each professor, with every
species of nonsense, athletic, sartorlal and
plumigerous. \ just and necessary war
costs this country about one hundred 'hou-
sand pounds a minute whip. cord, fifteen
thousand pounds: rcd tape, seven thousand
pounds; lace for drummerS and iiers, nine.
teen thousand pounds; n pension TO one man
who has broken his head at the Pole; To a.
mother who has shattered his leg at the
Equator: subsidies TO Persin; secret service
money 10 Thibet; an annuity 10 Lady Hem
ry Somebody, and her seven daughters
the husband being shot at some place where
we never ought to have had any soldiers at
all: and the elder brother returning -four
members to parliament-Such a scene OF
extravagance. corruption and expense. a.
must analyze the industry. and mar the for.
tunes of the most industrious. spirited peo-
pie that ever existed - English paper.
so much for the miiiia,y spirit Of Eng
land.l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22

The 22d day Of February is fixed on for
the convention in New.Jcrsey, to appoint
electoral candidates.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22

WAsHINGToN, Nov. I5.-Ihe lost found.
"A n official letter from the Adj. Generals
office states, that the Proceedings of the
Court Martial whicF~ condemned the six
Militia-men to be shot have been found
whether the original or duplicate, remains
yet 10 be ascertained. Our readers shall
have them, if tho War Department will
permit for we shall apply for them. We
shall now see, probably, what the whole
truth of this business is. and upon what
grounds these unfortunate militia. were
sent TO sleep with their fathers.-[ ~ Int.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22

THURSDAY MORNING, Noy. %, 1897.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22

On the 22d inst. monument will be c.
rected at PeekskilI TO the memory of John
Paulding, one Of the cOptors of Major An
Dire, by order of the Common Council of
New York city.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22

The Mobile Commercial Advertiser Of
27th Oct. says, that in consequence of tho
great demand for mechanics since the fire
carpenters wages have advanced to five
dollars day, and even at that price. it i,
impossible to engage enough of them
Here is fine prospcct'lor mechanics.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22

Forty one gentlemen who were grodua-
ted at Yale College more than sixty years
since, and ninety four who were graduated
previous to the Revolution, arc now stated
to be still living.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22

A few days since we came per packet from
Providence, with one of our worthy ox- Judges
md one Of Tie most prominent politicians iu
The state Whot his motives were for visiting
is We cannot say with certainty; but we hopr
t was notA domestic missionary excursion to
make converts t. Jackson.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22

On Wednesday Of last week, lady or
her way from st. Andrews to Montreal
having an infant child in her arms, whicl
IN order TO guard against the inclemcnc y
of the weather, she wrapped up so closely
that It's respiration was obStructed. On n
lighting at Grand Brule she found her in
iant lleless.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22

\ man in n. Caroline, worth $20O,O0G
has been coO,icted Of forgery, by which
he was to bcp'dt to the amount Of $50
lie has appealed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22

The latest letters from Mobile mention
the number of buildings destroyed by TIA,
late fire at that place to be from goo to 25O
The property destroyed is estimated q
from 100000 to SlJOO000.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12
Boarding-School for Young Ladies.

: ETR. & MRS HAMILTON will resume the duties OF
1SE thsir Seminary the first day of October ueXt
This Institution has been in successful operation for the
Fast years The generous support which it has
we'd from polite aud liberal.
has exceeded the sansune expectations of its prin
cipals, aud from its present arangemens they feel assured
it will be still more entitled public opproba ton.
The number Of pupils received into the Seminary is
limited
The of instruction in this institution is carried
IN a regular continued system of Academic Studies
bracng all the Scientific aud Ornamental branches
sary complete the female education.
The Seminary is located in the most healthy situation in
City; the schools extensive, and the sleeping
spacious and airy. The young ladies will be in
strcted in the rules OF ponesS, while every endeavou
will be nculcate and vistunus principles.
receive private instruction IN the evenings.
The Seminary open the reception Of the parents
guardians of the scholars and such friends they may
think proper invite, to inspect its government and
cises.
The competent teachers employed in the various.
departments: the Seminary is furnished with Gobes,
complete collection of Maps also philosophical and Che
mical apparatus sufficiently extensive demonstrate
Iistrrctons of the teachers.
Terms pei session of 10 u,onbs, payable half yearly in
advance.
IN any al the branches Of English Etlucation in
Guiding English Grammar, Reading and Compositions "
ting Arithmetic Geography and the the Globes also,
Bciles- Letres Elements Chemistry, Natural Nora
Philosophy and History, $40 The Latin, Greek, French,
Spanish and Italian Languages, each 81. Music 500.
Board $IG0, Drawing nd Painting in Water Colours $50,
Velvet Painting $50 Entrance and Fuel 81 Each board
will furnish herself with pair of sheets, pair pillow
aud towels.
Richmond Va 9Th Sept 1927. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12

D 4 ALI & MOORE have Just received by the scfr.
q & Fly from New York the following desirable Cinods:
beautiful assortment 81 lire goods consisting cupes,
caps, coaks, prlcrincs, half lids.
Thread lace cdcirgs and u!scriinCz,
Giushams, Gilman STRIPE, striped anjriain hatisCo
silk aud worscd bsrcgcs, &c. &c.
Superior calicurs, car,brc, jaconrt and mUi musus
Plain and figured Swiss aud book nlusliHs
Erglrsh anh French SILK 1Iosicry.a good assortment
Mems ard wun.ru'c cotton aud thread hosiery, do.
Black Italian Ln;eshngs, erode Naples and
Frerrh FtoTcnccs, very superior.
EasI:sb and French Black Bombaziocs Of very superior
quality and colour,
Hac, eajins, satin icyau;irrs erf
Black silk camblst, heavy aud rood,
Black uaukin aud Caution Grapes, suycrior
Black and whtc figured si;ts and BarrCcs
Thread, brow cam5ric aud hoskiu gloves
Long white kid and hoiscshrn gloves. superior
Very superior yellow and white uartecus
Morocco ritjculcs nfurw and handsome patterns
A large and beautiful assortment Of
Z y and Al Irish iipcus, 4 and o. Shcctfnrs
Cd and 10 table diapers, also diaper crash and lfra
back towelugs fancy silk aud bcrcgc hdkfs.
Shell tuck, side aud curl combs, dressing combs,
In addition 20 the above hy havc and always keen on
hand scnecra assortment &C Dry Goods, Are rccey-
i"g fresh s'pP'icsty eyer Pacsci rom Sew OK.
me -.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12
Now NTan Of VIRGINIA.

TEHHE New Map of Virginia compiled from actual
4 surveys, under the authority of the State, is
published, and may be otancd by DESTROYS opro
curing it, application To WIN. H. Richardson, the
Capitol, in the City of Richmond.
This work, ERECTED by the labour Of many years, and
great cost of care and money has perhaps, been
surpassed in variety and accuracy detail, beaurY
aud elegance of reflects the highest credit
de science and SH of tie PCT inucdia itly
rerned in its publications. and prove highly gratifying
and useful to the public The legislature have atior
SD the sale of go Copies only Of this Map, the large
scale of FIVE miles The inch aud tie Executive, with
tiew Of making tho sale extensive aud rapid possible
have directed tic copies to be disposed of at the moderate
price of so.
Under these circumstances It Is probable that pcrsons
who shall make carly application, vii! be unable
OBTAIN Copy ofths beautiful ARD valuable work.
vdt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12
TfaUSI SALE

~ virtue oil deed of trust made te 9TH day of MAY,
b 1926, between Wade asosby the cid. and ssanpnh
M"soy, ms wifr' nj tie county of Powhaau, of the first
paris William w Mostly and Edward c. NIosby, of Hen
feudeton, Of the city nl Rcu,or. oftnr rcot, nan. and
Johh u. Noshy, aud Wade MoShy the yuuneer al the
county OF tehrir"; and Susan ~. Speed, Mary Ruyal
an" i.''ie""fy H. sby Of tho county Pnv:ha.an o.
the third part; which deed was ciuy admitted 30 record ~;
the clerks Offices Of the county of tie counties Of
ifenco and Po"haan, in hc same month of May 1896
me "ndtrsg"ed "He OF The in said deed
with full power and authority TO ACT in The execution o
trusts therein declared VIII l"ocecd sell, Ivy public atc-
ton to the highest bidder, residence of H. s. AIor,i
SON. IN The county Of lowhala, (ntr residence of said
Nad" tiosby the cdcr) Thu. gay, tie .,7tl day Of
9ep'emher nest ii ia if not The day. The gu!ow-
in. InopcE.v, viz
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12
ADDITIONAL.

SHALL, by virtue of the above mentioned deed ri
II trust, sell ~ public Huciicu u front az the ia gle Hotel
III the city of Eirhmaud. Monday the 9Th day Ocio
Der next the following property named in said deed VIZ:
one-n'nih of the interest owned by wade Nnshy the
younger, ~ certain parcel of LAND lying near tc Old
Anrhci-h"usa, Main the city OF ichuonl sd
Tor which suit NOW pending in the superior OF law
for Hentico county.
Also, u the nteres the said Wade Mostly the elder ,s
in a claim to TRACT or LAND, of between 5000 and
oVVV acres lying on the Ohio river between tie rouhs
Gg Sandy and Little Sandy rivers, in The county Green
mp aud State Of Kentucky The whole Of this land IS
taie bottom land and have doubt great bargan may
M bought is u.
Et7ts Six, twOge and eighteen months credit Ecnds
win approved security, and deed tire proYcrty
To secure the payments will convey only such r as IS
vested in trustee.
WIN. w. TosBY, Trustee.
August 2Jth 1927? 1Gi
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EOR S.lLE.

VII subscriber wishes sell that we'll known estate
h called I'fS.1IIISaIIgGs.AX Az situated on the
main Western Valley road in county of MONTGOMERY
fourteen miles west of Salem in Boctout equity and ON
both sides of the Roanoke RIVER containing between 500
and iUUJ nearly FIVE hundred acres of which is first
rate bottom land, suited TO hemp, corn, tobacco.
This Of the best improved mos, fertile ami beau
tii farms above the Blue Ridges the fencing generally of
locust posts The improvements consist Of hand SOME two
story brick dwelling house, kitchen, house, carriage
house, &c fine barn, good stable (vh water taken in
pipes TO ~ good MILL, and the finest DISriL-
LtRiES IN tie country, which has hundred acres Of
woodland attached and enclosed Cor hoe pasture The
o"erseers house and negro quarters very
In snort, thG whole of the improvements
Dd'it IN the mos, substantial There is also
building OH the premises, rented TAVERN stand nd
one oil tie best in the country, which slere is Post
oice, where the mail running Last West daily arrives
lie also wishes TO sell his ssU TX gIExyETs over r,ie
Aieshany mountain, begnning Fother;nrav
nenS among the best stock in Virginia. Tie lazy a,,mi-
stag this road vests III tile subscriber perpetual estate and
requires that the nett prqts arising from tolls should
yield interest of less rhan IL per cent
"n The original ($l0o00) 1t has for several wears
varied from 10 to II }.
Aso--Se small TRACES OF LAND ON said
Turnpike road.
The above property is very vauahe--it will he sold
10'c omd on Gerry i6r terms Application can he made
to Col Bernard Peyon Lancaster X DENLY. in Rich
mond, or by letter to GEO. HANCOCK
aug li-St FotEie,iugdy Va.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12

TE7UE subscriber offers for sale Tract Of Land contain
iug 5u lying in Chesterfield county, three miles
from Bermuda Hundred. This tract at;ols the lands Of
gohn archer and Edwa" u. bn',-eau, and extends
James River opposite to Cu. Atuui two hundred
OF tbs land are inc'ocJl and ia cultivation; balance
we'll mbered with oak and pine, convenient tic river,
and the whole adapted the cultivation corr, wheat
and clover and susceptible of high improvement Tbosr
Jesirous of purchasing invited "a on the subscriber
living near, who will take pleasure in shcing the lanl
Should THIS land not bo suli before ID day Of October
nrSt viii, Oh that day, Offered the highest bdde.
ou the premises. Terms, third cash, the balance in
two ann nal stalmeuts. For particulars, refer to L. g.
Hubbard aucfioucers, Richmond.
aug i2-lI; THos. STHATTCN.