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IPUBLTC-No. Col

[PUBLIC-No. GO.
AN ACT to enable the President Of the
United States to bold Treaty with the
Chppcwas, ,Ouowas. paiiinattlmas, WIN
ne6agces, Fox ana Sack Nations Of In.
dGDs.
BE il enacted By he Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the Unitei .SiGtes Of Il
mericd an Congress assembled, That the
sum Of fifteen thousand dollar bc, and the
same is hereby appropriated. to dctray the
expenses OF treating with the Chlppewas,
Ouowls, Pattawatmas, WinncbagoeS Fox
and Sacs, nations Of Indians. for the pur-
pose Of e2tlnguIshing their titlss 10 lands
within the State of Illinois and the Terri
tory Of Michigan. situated between tho II
lnuis river and the Lead mines on Fever
river, and in the vicinity Of said Lead
Mines, and. also, certain reservations on
the South East border OF Lake Michigan;
and the President of the u. Statas, if he
shall deem it cXpedlpnt, may apply part
of tie aforesaid appropriation. for the pnr-
pose Of holding 4 Treaty with 'he ChoctAw
nation Of Indians, TO eXtIngulsh their title
10 the tract Of land. which lies IN the Ter
ritorv Of Arkansas. east of tho western
Boundary line of said Territory the sad
sum to be paid out Of any money IN the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Sec. 2 .4ad be ii FURTHER enacted, That.
for the purposng of negotlntug sald Trea-
~, on the part OF the United Sta'"s, the
President shall be, and he IL hereby, au-
thorizcd 10 appoint Commissioners. Dy and
with the advise and consent Of The Senate
as soon as practicable, and 10 fix their com.
pensation so as not to exceed what has
been heretofore allowed for like services.
A. STEVENSON.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
s. SMITH,
President Of the Senate pro tcmpore.
Approved, oath May. l6&S
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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PoTTER's VEGETABLE c.4rHlLIcoN.

TINE proprietor Of this invaluable medicine
L feels authorized by lis increasing repu.
,ation, TO recommend !. as superior 10 all 9th
81 popular remedies, ios the cure of KING >
Evil or Scroiula- NECROSIS or diseased
bones SYPHILIS in every stBgc--MER
CURlAI. disease; RHEUM.4I ISM, Lll LR
Complaints, and ULCERS Of every descup
;ion.
The Catholioon has also been used with
great success IN every variety of Cutanoous
disease, bloichos ON the face, puppies and tet.
ter in particular, White Swelhrgs, Cout,
Jaundice aud Bilious diseases generally, Dys-
pepsia OF lndi sestion, complaints of the Sto.
mach, and general debility IL is a certain
purifier OF the blood and humours, and has
been found an oiiicaclous remedy IN purlym
the blood of children after vaccination, and
should be invariably used as general al,cra.
tive both for children and adults, being agree
ublc 10 the most delicious palate, and CRATE
tul cort!a! 90 tho stomach. This is the hIs
discovery of medicine taken into the stot
mach, that has had the long desired effect OF
curing the most obstinate and distrossingox
tcrnal diseases Tho use of nutritious food
and tho ordinary avocations of busincs, are
not interrupted by the Catholicon; and It's
properties having the power of restoring both
flesh ami bone, and of rcnovatng and invigo-
rating every part of the system during the
process of cXtcrminating disease, is without "a
parallel
Numerous certificates have been forwarded
to tho proprietor in proof of lis wonderful ci'
fects, but from It's established reputation we
deem II unnecessary TO insert them. Trying
IS the naked trHth. SOLD ny
A. =. MOORE
Markct-squaro, Newport X. /.
Auu H.
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WV TANrENs. EEFi'snL,'ANY'a o

NLPrjs IA EyIENs FEsf't - sANp
w Mas q .Sasss-4-,s5 y .. - lAA -....s, y 3
GTARTED last week for Boston, to attend
~ only to the half yearly auction sales of
A AMERICAN Goods, concluding il would be
of no use to make an attack on English, but
at his astonishment. he found and purchase d
every article of IMPORTED Goods at actu-
ally less prices than before the Tarin
.3mO9g than arc
A very large lot Of English and American
Cloths and cassineres, of every color and
quality.
Sattincts of s'l colors,
FIanneis an Borkn"s, kcrscys X bai2Cs,
Blankets and Comforlcrs.
IL Rob Roy plalds, beautiful and fash.
ionable article for ladies' Cluaks.
Scotch and Coronation pldids,
Goats hair cambets,
Ladies coat and Habit cloths,
Elegant satin levanlnes,
Superb Italian silks,
Black Sinchaws,
Furniture chjntz,
Satin damask, n new article for curta ms;
Elegant ginrhams, Rich prints,
Cambrics and musins,
Swiss muslns, black grapes,
American manufactured Goods Of every de.
scription.
w. ]. T. has also 800 Kid shoe skins, very
nice and cheap; stout American Calicos, for
10 cents the yd; more I2I ct. hdlfs 300 yds
damaged Russia Shrctings, and nj least fifty
thousand wards Of COttons, of every quallt
and price. and thousand other articles not
mentioned. all of which shall be sold lower
than at any Store in town. Sept 4.
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IPUBLIc No. G2.

AN ACT to authorize the Postmaster Gen.
cral 10 erect an additional building, and
employ five additional Clerks.
Be Il enacted By the Senate and House Of
REPRESENTATIVES of The United States of3-
merica, in Congress assembled, That the
Postmaster General be authorized to have
erected an additional building for the use
ofthe Department Of the General Post OF.
fee, and of the Patent Office and that he
he also authorized IN employ five addition
al Clerks. with a salary of one thousand
dollars each.
Sec. !. .lni be Il further enacted That.
the sun oftwelge thousand dollars be ap-
propriatcd to dciray the cost Of ereciinc
The aforesaid building and the sum of fiy'
thousand dollars 10 pay the salaries of th'
aforesaid clerks. 10 be paid out Of any mo.
ney IN the Treasury not otherwise appro.
Ap2royed-2ith Nav ls25.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
tPUBLIc--No. 63
AN ACT allowing compensation 10 the
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ALSO,
Ry the EostoN WaGGOE

his Store has Just been replenished with
ASEEy GOODS AMERICAN, ENG
LlSH, INDIA, FRENCH, and GERMAN
selected by good Judge; and likewise anoth.
or Agcn, in New York. looking up the good
Auction bargains, which will enable him TO
give some real good bargains.
.lmong Nh Sreei's Cheap GOODS, are,
a lot of Callcos that are undressed for ~
cruts per yard and elegant prints from % 10
33cents A lot Of Cotton Hosiery for only Is
per pair, and huc from 33 to - cents; he has
good silk, worsled, hemp & cotton Hosiery;
a lot Of cheap book muslin hdkis more India
blue hdhis for Cd each; Chox from l2A cents
to % cts; stripes, bcdticks and ginghams;
book. iaconet. and null muslins; cheap Swiss
muslin. plain and figured Swiss muslin collars
and hdkfs; good Russia diapers; black Grapes
Canton aud nankn; flannels, bui2es. blankets,
and broadcoths, very handsomcj floor Car.
petings, Ravens duck, SheCting, and sail
cloth, cotton and silk Umbrellas, black silk
gau2e Wells first chop, yellow nankins, horse
skin, kid and leather Gloves and mitts; En-
glish, and French silk gloves, Cologne water,
WITH MANY OTHER ARTICLES
NOT MENTIONED.
Newport, Sept 4, lS2S.
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Books.
Fog sale y circulation, 10y
w. Callahan,

NUATIMhLA, or the Provinces oc
IA Central America in 1928, by Hen.
~ Dunn, vol.
Romance of History, by Henry Ncelc,
, vols.
History Of the Greek Revolution, by DR.
How @. vol.
Dctroction Displayed, by Mrs. Opic.
Records Of Women, with other Poems
by Mrs iiemaus, vol.
The Travelling Bachelor, by mr.. Cooper
and Contrast, a Novel. by the Author OF
Children ofthe Abbey, . vols.
Historical Sketch Of the Greek Rcvolu-
ton, by Samuel G. Hown, vol.
Life Of Mansic Waucb, / vol.
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Providence Blank Book Man
ulactory,
=. e. EURNTGN,

Grunge Sired, an We rear Of 30 UeSimin.
istcr Street,
OFFERS his services in the manulac.
~ turing of heavy books for Records,
Banks, Merchants, Manufactures and 9th.
crs. His books are warranted for durabll
ity and proof against moisture. Elcganj
Book Binding as usual.
NIB. A heavy book for Records has jus,
been delivered, and may be inspected ~
the Clerks office, Court Common pleas for
the County Of Newport may ., 1897.
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New FIRNi'ENRE..

MILTON HILL; has just received from
Va the late sales in Boston, One elegant
spring scat couch; harp pattern card tables;
work tables, fancy chairs, time pieces, side
hpards, secretaries. bodstcads, cases mems
1apt hats, blank books, Russia quilts, lead pen
rils. umbrellas. English and French watches
trapping and letter paper, curlcd hair mat
ircsscs, ! case mems nailed boots. do. brogans.
0O pair ladies' COLI kid shoes, fla, irons, nests
geights with a variety Of other articles. Hll
he above is offered very low for cash.
Sept. n.
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Scsl....!G.sG.,3 Z. $ GSG%Ss

and is happy TO inform his fcS,ids tibet honow
mas the REAL coon BANG AIMS
which viii be ready Tor sale ! tilS DAY
and hopes to have the pleasure Of seeing the
ladies' and gentlemen at his Store, where prl
ces and quality viii be made 10 please; aud
ne doubts not but they will be satisfied 10 buy
lie is confident that no one can JnderSeH
MIN, and hopes those who wish TO purchase
cheap viii give him a look as soon as may be
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LAWS or THE UNITED STATES PASSED AT THE
FIRST SESSION OF THE TWENTIETH CONGRESS.
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NEW GOOD

Iialiannct for dresses, {, York prices.
Brown cotton Il Lin. Borcgo Scarls
en- Baltste, Worsted barege hdkfs
Superior blk Nankin new style,
Grapes, "a great variety Of
ltalsn and gro dc Nap she'll combs,
Silks, a large lot of cash.
English Ginghams, , mere hdkis. very
Black Lace wells war cheap,
ranted double silk. Black SIX half Il long
and cheaper thanoy., hose at New York
or before sold, prices.
Ladies fine thread Irish Linens & sheet.
hose. ing Of a superior
Merno Sbawls long, manufacture.
and square abou, N,
JUST RECEIYED from .NEW YORK
BY
John Y. Townsend.
Aug s.
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NATHANIEL SWEET
TH1.uES- STREET,

pEGS leave tn inform bis old customers
ID and the public in geuefel, that he has
had good Agents in BoSon aud Providence
at the two late large sales of
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%sH"SE
TO FARMERS.

TFlE subscriber having scvefal FARMS
in the District Of AbboyIIle. situated
in the upper part Of the State Of South
Carolina; the Leases Of which expire on
the lst Of January next, will give encou!.
tgement 10 industrious families, or 10
oumber Of sober, steady and active young
men accustomed 10 farming tU settle there
The FARMS nrp Of tho first quality Of
roll. producing the best Upland Cotton, To
5acco, indian Corn, Wheat, and other
knds Of small grain: are under good cult.
alton. we'll watered and fenced, and the
9uildlngs. &c. thereon eligible. Tn" cli
nate. similar 10 that Of The Northern states
= healthy: the population numerous: roads
,ood: and the lands not far distant from
Hamburg and Augusta. both places always
-eady money markets, for the produce Of
that section of the country. For further
particulars ~r1lv ~
FRANCIS HENDERSON.
Newport, k.i. AusustZe, leo leo"0w
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Informs has Friends and the Public,
WHAT he has taken the Store formerly
4 occupied by mr.. JoHy $. MAxsoN,
opposite SCOTS Wharf. where he intends
carrying onthe TAILORING BUSINESS
in all It's various branches, and doubts not
but he will give satisfaction TO oil those who
may favor him with their patronage. He
viii furnish Cloths Of the most fasbisnabl
style as low as can be purchased. Also,
constantly on hand, READY MADE
CLOTHING. Garments made to order,
in the latest fashion, and warranted TO fi.
GPParticular attention paid 10 CUT
TING. newport, aug. q, ls2o--ltI
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tPUBLIc--No. G3
AN ACT allowing compensation 10 the
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.VEW NIP or VIRGLNy0-

hE New Map OF Virgins, compiled from actual survey,
u"oei Tue authority OF the State,n now published ana
sy he obanedby persons deuu, Of procuring on ep,
HonG. -r' 1859 O''J VI iieh-
f'' work, effected by the isb.ur Of many wears, and
M 50. OF care aad money ha, perhaps; he.n ,urpa..
" ~ variety and accuracy VI detail beauty and
.resu"u irehsos the highcst credit ON dc ,eencs an
. =, ne pefi; Immediately concerned publication
prove hishy srstify and useful the public Tn,
have authorized the sale of Copies only of ib
NAP on Tue isrse scale Of FIVE miles ineh aud Inc
Ve, win ,hs view Of making the sale extensive
possible have eted the copies Opposed Of al hs
oooef these circumstances, probsbIs that
snail no, make early application, will be uu.bI. 10 ob.;
Copy 81 this beautiful aud valuable work. " '"s'"
August s. -
haP Of pirgin,a reduced from ne Ming sGeef ~,
ne otde according 10 the propision, of an act of ne
ds'en''y passed 9Th haTeh, 1887, also pT5filsd rJ
ay os -efaned on application nbove Price as pSrea
"o'h maps I" eonueaien: portable Torn nayS BE-
Dec %, 1877 % =,
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.amost vaiuabie Estate for .SaIe.

SHE subscribers oer os sale enc Of ,b, zines, E,,te. a.
L'"S vHg'ns; II is the Estate called Cumberland
us upo" the Pamunky Rver the county Of New Kent
soout twv miles below New Keat the
Soi j. d. Watkins, and Containing by estimation more
200 81 which 400 rate level at i,n
w.' adapted 10 the sroth of corn cotton oat, nn
clover 100 wood land, heavily timbered and 500 marsh
neia!ns several hou,es and lots, village Of Cumber
laud." SAoa-
Tnis E'ste situated the head Of hne bold
anotdiny wster Tor vessels Of 500 the sc
ave ana nd'c'oas iar1e than estate i,
The lower country
The fat land a., a, ha, be- en- s, ,,. . eel.
10 plaster aud clover sed has ed by the;r
use Tue nigh land Is heavily bersd; aud the Is one Of
"a. o'. valuable IN the lower eonutry usually high aud
hssvJ uabtred chiefly with ASH aud from ent sc-
expense o clearing aud reoung, iron,
the sale OF the wood aud timber, ws wou
iiiuy. 'a>
s cote the annual Profits Of which been generally
900" S5Us and slsd fishery Immediately opposste 10 tie
A-ns h-hey which might ao be very valuable,
su nue. 'n ,cds edstey upon rver, adjsceat
"age o. Cutnoefaudi The improvements comfortable
dweins house of the customary out houses, barn,
an ice house The dwelling house 10 upou ysty elevated
view Of the Eat sur-
rounding county far soine miles, Fish and Wild fowl of
sVsiy variety taken the proper season..
fhs markets OF Richmond Bajtinors are alike eoo
hsu-u' to Il, and produce shipped TO both for the sans
freight minute DESCRIPTION
tha pr tmi.es. "
This property above having been ,od privately
wil he ot.IeS at public auction without re,e OH tie
PREMISES al II o'clock, NJ Msujay the iith dsy Of Au-
os.-surh Of the purchase money be REQUIRED in ea,
'd ne residue ~ three equal annual payments, Bend anil
','myant deed OF Iu upon the will he required
" '"s Pu'eHaAeF. JAMES LYONS, liz.
June 10. 10 ~.
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june
baiuGbie Real Estate,
AT AUcTInN


PURPOSE selling 10 the highest bidder, ON FRIDAY IA
~ o,h nay o August next is otherwise the
lay Sunsiys excepted, sso ot land by d.
Granville oiaidsek. by deed Of uut secure til. pay
meh dsbt therein mentioned heiug suiy retorded
clerks oase OF Halifax, Containing, by 572
acres or there ab"u has exeesu eats,
CONSISTING of tWo story house with four below,
passage rooms above, with extensive pocs and
an ono Kitchen laundry and Other house,
yH"i ALSO c"naod''us CANARY and stables, snd other
PtVhe"', convenient 10 fstm good repair. t.pts
'rme ha more thsn hall o this tact of isu,
ana good quality ir tobacco, comnodiousy situstsa for
professional na, private family, who
Keep ensfsnent bshg conts 10 the stage read
Two pss '1h q" Halifax o. H. ami situated, that irA, he
c"uVeited with convenience 10 Eupc purpose
.eusa as may be preferred. All who view the pr e
"r. are referred ~ Or Cradiock re.idus the premise,
Bonn atd aPProvei security an ieen trust to .seue
10. pay on. haf payable ~ ,p,h the balance
W. Yeas Tue title Is believed onshe; hut,
day OF Dec TIiOS EASJEy
2ni June, 1925.
Tue above sale meets my appreciation and ,oneur.n.
- GRANVILLE CRApDOt X.
--s.t5s A.,
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Jane 10.
fYGEI.9 HOTEL. %,

HYGEL1 HOTEL, OLD POINT comroRr
TUE Subscfhsi, yst.'ul 10. past fsvor. return. m.
thans. Tor the liberal Afforded III, n,
go uoe SINCE I" has hsen IN hts occupancy, and respect
' ni"n' the public, thst the II monlh, h. h.
bsen engaged rsking alteration, and r.
stot OF tue house has heen newly painted and
lis icehous. filed with clean uotheru Iee HI, BAR y,
Aeu w'.n hs choicest Liquors, Puchs,ed BY friends
." Juase') III New York ani PhaeI phia; anI .,
BEDS ate oil the very first quality.
lie nov throws open hes House or oompsnv ,b,,
vi" mol hni At inferior to establishment of the Kind
-" e sea board sad tesges himself all times. 10 furnish
"a" WIN me choicest deicscies the season. marke,
nsishh"Ihood Afford and every att.ut,on b, he
NOSE VINO isvo hm with thet patronage.
p' foiu C"Di,rt so know that IL ne ,,I. ,
s'c Puon sunre 81 Ia that the well established
nee, and delightful Sea Bathing render a, desirable "a
" S' - P'''
steam Beats from Phiadei Baltimore and W.b,nv,.u
-"'n tue FONT each nip land, aud receive
steam Boat plies daily between tins place NoroIk
a"P"n ' tbs convenience OF those who NAV wish 10 We
sthrr OF those places.
vessels OF every description continually passing and
" "e oi'ihcst'ob. progressing iay. The fac military 3D.
p-a'spee OF Fen Companies Of u Artisry ,ts,n,J be
OF PIsttee and h. elegant Band are well cal
ouiated To entertsi. and amuse
Afranst euts wall be made Coiou Psrs. s,d
p"s employed Parties Of Pleasure 10 the Cap-. when.
yer 'naleent nus her justices timely notice IL gwen
ihee has bssn ateiy Bridge scr,s. Mill Crs.L
me Turnpike will cuInpi.ted bru,e, al
ROM ah" hampton, which wall afford or pounv for y,t.
az. 10 view the sSj"iuing country. - -
ihss are Bathing Houses attached 10 The m
eau 81 all lines be accommodated with wa, M 20 ,,S
~. .r.,,, =, MARSHALL PARKS.
OF sea bathing, has been provided with 10 al pst
n1" hs Hsei, whsh renders the walk much more
June 81 az ,s
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iuns
NHTICE

b undersigned commissioner, having in conform
Il hy with decree of the county court of BueL;naJn
.ens he land aud slaves beonsng the Estate Of lie lso
hs"srd Paitesoh, dec. Of said county, do no,f
persons ntee 10 said estate, that from and sX. . sih
10y o. Ms,en next at which tine the last payment forJhs
purchase OF the snd will become due the said
vii proceed 10 divide the proceeds Of sad sale q, 49, 49,,
~ =. may ne subject to division betwe.n such Of the
Those having received Of said dec in ~
eind wi'ius TO hfios the into hoehpo will naks q
s""n 10 SAID commissioners, on or before that day.
J. T. BOCOCR, po,
June 81 ~, "a
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u virtue OF dee, executed to tne nv
- Edwatd tiis.m and wife, hearing date the With day
april ioI.nd duly recorded the oee Of The
VI oahons, we shai Tor the purposes therein exp
sen Tor ready money, on the pemseat ~ o'clock
on tuesday tsr iS aug II tar, otherwise the fair
'neteste mat well kro~o property the .AGLE TAVERN
~ tue cy d" Riehnsnd and the
Eagle Tavern The utie under which the subc wi
believed to be,nd,ru;able; they will Convey ont,
title s' I" ve''edir 'aeu by said deed Of uu.t
WIN. DANDRIGE, Tru..
WIN. BARRETT. : tees.
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Portable TUreshi,,o .afocb;ye

LOituUIe INreshf1iG .uachine.
NE :ubsoriber feels grateful Planters for The s,s
demand he has had for the hi, Porisbls
ihrehns Machines, since his location IN Riehmond and
hopes om his strict attention. work executed
he best manner with despach, eonnusuce Of
iibsfal patronage. W 'H'"
ht csusaHtiy on hand number Of the above
ry Machins the Factory where all orders csu be furu
upon application, with de,psloh.
Also, eo"n gins, with single sud double breasts, made nm
The most approved Southern plan; self straw cuer
o. Satsfsctory reference, Of the utility of the abovs
mAohiHe' aay be seen upon application 10 the subscriber
SAmJ COCHRAN
-: head OF Mayo. B,idge, II Richmond.
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II pskuabfe Plo,tot;o, for Sa1.

Sa6'cr6er ees' for SAFE his Pan.aton an the county
s Hanouer iyng on Chickakornny Swamp inc
10 acres; 80 ~ miles from the e1yef Riehmond Ie
~ fvnpite passes through TAere are more
Iuo acre uhich haoe been cleared timber ON a.
'eonstdered equal not Superior any in All, section of
,a'y Ihere are 20 acres oferceent Meadow Land 10
purchaser ha part lying betotv the Turnpike Would Ne
sPaT@siyai'pos.do There Sa-i AiU ,uAi, GnISa
oh'ch you'd DC great advantage any one rvsh;n,
gee Up me TIMBER or build ther description 1, DEEM.
Inntces'a'y nsthoe desirous Nesting capital in land
ut Deo IT. Joshua Stors, tiUing Ae adjoining farm ,
'He.ou at any ftmej application TO be him or
9uSust' 20 w.t. GERHdS STORES
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THE S.qFETY B-dRGES

&S&U{S THESE spasious and sIeran.
BOATS will comm nc running
ssr!y IN July, aud pei for u, iheiP
K24&453{@Z58441 regular route between New York
<sazeeae4a6cG1&ED Albany every day, except sub
da,. during ,bs season Of Summer travelling. :
rhe speed ms, been much improved the last season.
ans .aI,ns at an earlier hour, the will be
ehehy ey daylight, giving passengers opportunity to yie
The interesting scenery Of the Hudson River.
To leave New York. To leavo AIbspv-
Mondays at Is O'Clock, In Tuesdays at 8 ociot < n,
Wednesday, at O'Clock, Thur,dsys O'clock y,
Fridays al 9 o'clock, m Saturdays at O'Clock, a N
The Propnetors look with confidence for continuance al
The patronage that has been uly meed by this e,ta
oi'hmsnt which scrds to travellers unrivaed gree
u comfort and eue security from the accidents 10 which
ST ca mboais and Packets are liable.
Passengers IN the Safety Bage put their horses CIR
ages servants, hard Steamboa town. ihs
same and thus avoid expense and detention.
Fer passage enquire Off MMchae on the Pier at Alba
n.y." VIM g REDFIELD,
No. 81, CortIandt street, New York.
june u 9-wls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-25

s'flE 'ubscher will sell privately his tact n land IA
bedofd county, usied the and soutb forL. az
- use Greek, sDd on the Iesds from
rmtasile, " miles west OF Liberty, aud adjoining Cart
ou'od " conars about 100 scres Of which 900 ar, M
ffired The psri which uuclssred, excspt verv mali
%" ou ereeeoi tobacco lsnd or the cleared and 10
eerss ste low grounds Of the first qosty snd The
'naiSsby NE high lsad THIS be, trs,f. 81
md N ne urpef country, begg veil adapted 10 the ce.
- OF ohaetO and all kiuds Of gfsn Iv veil
-H'on 'facts, Which shall be doue II sse ,sbo wish 4,
w'hse v"n Persons wishing purchase may upvIy -
n' ooiosr residing 70 the Dsghorho,a NJ New Loodon
70 t.p DuiVic, rssidDs ossf thstrset. Wal. IRVINE
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