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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-29
No. 2Ol

an ACT in addition TO an act entitled "An
ac. 90 provide for the sale of the lands,
cot,, we'd to the United States in Ger
tain lses. and for nther purposes" pas
sed the twenty sixth day of May, eigh-
teen hundred and tn enty tour
BE al enacted by The Senate and House
Of Representatives. in The United States Of
,4merico in Congress assembled, That IN
all cases whese lands have been, or shall
hero.rer ae conveyed TO, or for the United
Sta -, fnr forts, arsenals, dock yards, ighl
houses, or any like purpose, or in payment
of hts due the United States, which
shall not be used, or necessary for The pur
poses for which they were purchased, OF
other authorized purpose. it shall be law
ful for the President Of the United States
10 cause the same to be sold, for The bcsf
price to be obtained, and to convey the
same TO the purchaser by grant or other
wise.
Sec. 2. find be II further enacted: That
the President of the United States be an
thcrized TO procure the assent of the Legs
lature Of any State, within which any pr,
chase ofland has been made, for the ere
ton of forts, magazines, arsenals, doCl
yards, and other needful buildings, wi'hp.
such consent having been obtained an &c..
SO to obtain exclusive legations over an.
such tract as is provided for in the siXieeu'
clause of the eighteenth section ofthe Il, 50
article of the constitution and that he be
authorised to procure the like consent ana
exclusive legsiations as 70 all future Nr,
chases ofiand for either of'hose purpo-
Sec. 3. find be- II further eahcisd, Tn,
Il. l., g a.. -,
cases where lands have been conveyed 70
the United States TO individuals or officer
be authorized ia obtain from the person
persons 10 whom tho tho conveyance b..
been made. release of their interest :,
,hc United States.
Approyed-2s,h April. 1S2s.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
[PrBLIc-No. 81.
M ACT authorizing theTer'sla'ive Cnnr
cl of Florida 20 meet ir o to 'r-tr nd
of December and the pr"c's.pn ~ III.
sixth section ofihe &C. entitled +" An act
10 amend an act for the establishment Of
aTerritorial Government in Florida, and
for other purposes !" approved March
the third. one thousand eight hundred
& and twenty. three.
: Be Il euac'sSby the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the Uniiei Sinfes of a
merica in Congress nssembIed. Thai the
Legislative Councils Of tho Territory Of
Florida shall begin it's next session on The
second Monday in October instead Of De.
cember, and annually thereafter on the
same day in the said month of October.
Sec. 2. find be Il further enacted, That
the provision in the sixth section ofthe act
entitled " An act To amend "An act for
the establishment ofa territorial Govern
ment in Florida, and for other purposes :"
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approyed March the third, one thousand
eight hundred and twenty three, be, and
the same is hereby repealed: PrOrid,d
That nothing herein contained shall be
construed as approving any act ot acts
heretofore passed by the Legislative Coun
Gil of the Territory OF FLORIDA.
Sec. 6. Ind be IL .jttrihsr enacted, Tha.
1t shall be the duty Of the Governor an
Legislative Council. at the next session
said Council, to divide said territory I'M
thirteen election districts. in such maune.
- to give To each the same number of quail
flied electors, as nearly as conveniently
nav be, and 10 secure tO each district an
luaI representation ; ana the SAID Cover
,ar and Council shall have power, from
time 10 time, to altar and regulate the sew
cral districts in such manner as the in.
reasing population Of the tersitory may
reqiIre.
Sec. 4. find be Il further enacted, That
The Judges Of the superior Courts in said
Territory shall have power To order extra
terns Of said Courts. or 10 adjourn them to
any other time and place when the public
interest may require il, and when, from
sickness or other cause, the Judges can.
n"I "uiu the regular teIHs, SNI"S u"c Nv
tce OF the same and it shall also be law
ful for the said Judges to hold Courts in
either of the Districts, when the Jadge Of
the district is absent, or prevented from a'
tending by sickness or other cause.
A. STEVENSON,
Speaker of the House of Representative,
J.C, CALHOUN,
Vice President of the United States, nnc
President of the Senate.
Approved-2sth April, 1873.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-29
NEW GcSrS.
James Mu1nfOrd,

No, Sot, 1HNNrs srRrEr,
MS JUST RECE5aED FROM " IORl
GENERAL AssORrLKNT,
FRESH IMpOHTED DRY GOODS
.imoty ,rhieh dlr-
DLUE and MKT broadcIolhs; light q nj
s-s csssimeres; Canton anu nonSin crp,
Italian cravats, hlno and White s,iipe Jea
',rsctt acngs, hhg lawn, Ulark sad gree
,talian grapes; green gants, fpuo,cs mi,
lstiny, brown & 'sbite drs.hng STRIPE Tom
Jerry, plain and I'D SWISS muslin, black an
colorcd silk braids, Jaconet and null muslin
black levantine, supcrine flag silk hdkfs
fashionable .alicoes, plain large silk shawls
ditto cotton, with satin borders; Valencia
square shawls, cashmere do; linen, twilled
bombazett, plain do; black bombazeen, gros
do Naples, handsome fancy silk bdkfs; black
silk shawls, garniture ribbons, No - g. 30
water ditto, horse skin, kid, and silk gloves;
black silk hose, cotton and hemp ditto: dimi.
ties, blue & yellow naukeen, furniture chintz,
bnbbnet lace, black and white pearling, Eng.
lish gnghams, handsome vest patterns.
ALSO a superior assortment of DO.VES.
TIC GOODS; bleached and unbleached cot
ton Stripes and ginghams, bedticks, checks,
&c. which will bs sold as cheap as at an
store in town. may |.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-29

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED AT THE
FIRST SESSION OF THE TWENTIETH CONGRESS
PUBLIc-NO. 10.
AN ACT extending the limits of certain
Land Offices in Indiana, and for other
purposes.
BE ii enacted by The Senate and House oj
Representatives. Of The United States Of 4
mcm"G 'H Congress assembled, That all the
lands - he State Of Indiana to which the
Indian TILE IS extinguished, which lies easi
OF th $ line dividing the first and second
yanges east Of the second principal merid
ian, and north OF the southern boundary -.
For; Wayne District, shall be attached {,
the LauG District, the Land Office of which
is established at Fort Wayne and thai a
the lands 10 which the Indian title ls extIu
gn'shed n said State, and which may 70,
west " the line dividing the first and t.,
core 'angos, east of the second primo,
meudlan, shall be attached to the Ian.
Dlstricl, the Land Office Of which is estab
lished at CraW iordsvllle
Sec. :. Ind be IL further enacted. Tha
the surveyor General shall cause tho Sc,
cond principal meridian 10 be extended S.
the northern boundary Of the State of T..
dl ma, ProUlded the assent of the India
be Obtained to the running and markina
thai pprtlon of the meridian line uhirh
n.y. 10 within the lands not ceded To IL,
UntaG States.
Approved d--2Sth April 1923.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
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Stone Cutting.
EHTETp STEVENS,

FAKES this opportunity 10 inform b.
friends and the Public, that he .
r,moved from Job ShcrmaD's Whar'
the north end Of Thames s-stree'. No y.
where he keeps constantly on hano. Grl,.
Stones of All descriptions, Of the first qur
itv. and as cheap as can be had in q F..
State.
ALso--hearths, fire places, and all 9th
er work IN his line. done 10 order and Wit
despatch. All orders from the ceuntr;
strictly attended,o
mar. g, 1879. epom.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-29
by AUTHORITY.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED AT THE
FIRST SESSION OF THE TWENTIETH CONGRESS
IpHpITc- 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-29
ISAAC GOULD.
No. 1ZS, Thames. Street,

Has JUST RECEIVED FROM NEw.YORK,
A REAL Cheap lot of NEW GOODS,
N mostly purchased at Auction, viz -
Extra Super and common Broadcloths and
Casslmeres, of the most fashionable colours:
plain white Marseilles, ,andSilk Florentine,
extra fine. A great Variety of fancy Yes
lngs, newest style.--Super and common
French Drlllmgs.--Gentlemen's Cravats
and Stocks, OF the latest patterns Black
and colored Clrcassans, very cheap. Plain
nd figur'd Silk Velvet With great Va
rIety of Articles in his line, all of which
viii be sold as low as can be bought in
town.
ALSO,
Marshalls Prints, small figures. at 20
ocnts. Stout plate Furniture. at Is and
super New York s. Ida Mills Shirtngs,
,ery low by the piece. April "a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-29
Operior Brown Sheeting
wM. =. GREENE.

PROVIDENCE, Or. II
z EEPS constantly on hand, Superior
a brown SHEEllNGS, 81 inches " widc.
neat packages, of about 500 yards
. hoy are manulacprrd from the best
N pw Orleans Cotton. and are particular.
, "A adopted tu the retail trade. Crde
rom abroad will receive prompt atteBtio'
.ALSO, OK HlND,
\ general Assortment Of Broaaciojh
'assimercs. Satiincits. Philadelphia F.
uture and Apron Checks. Stripes PLAID.
&C. Providence, April 4, iS@o
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-29
From the London Morning Chronicle
AMERICAN LITERATURE.

L. An Onton pronounced at Cambridge
North America) before the Society of Phi
Beta Kappa, August %. 1894. by Edward
Everett Boston, 1895.
2. Analysis Of The Character of Nopole-
on BonnpsrIe, suggested by the publication
~ SCOTS lie OF Napoleon. BY w. L.
banning, IL. ID. Boston, printed. Lon
toN, reprlliod, 1923.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-29
NEW GOODS.
ARR JUsT RECEIVED AT
Barker s. Isnmfo
No lU2, TnAMEs SraEs

No l02, TnAMEs SraEsr.
~ llitJ! "a addition Ca taer rresen'
Nv stock oi Slhcr p'aleQ, aud Bflltar
"A ware, watches, jcwehy, cutlery, am
,ncy Goods, render - ,f assoumcHI ve,l
'mpleic
~ Clerks aud watches cleaned an.
epamed, and jobs IA Gold ado Siyer attend
i 10.
~ Cash and the highest price give,
or old gold and SILVER.
Newport, April 10Th, 1923.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-29
Notice..

LNoR At least an age Srwlng Cotons have
y been sold NJ seventy hro cents tor one
hundred Skpins--I. nlw1vs wi'tng 70 sell Tor
a small profit, will sell on hundred Skerns
for sixty seven cents. W lILLtl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-29
Printed and Published by
AT KxNSON q READ,

srllters OF the Laws or the United states
IN THE BRICK BUILDING,
Opposite Mr.. Townsends Coffee House,
And South corner of Pelham-strcet.
entrance Pelham street.)
Terms.
Two Dollars per annum-one half in advance
Price Of .4doertisiRg.
One Dollar per square for three weeks, and
seventeen cents for each subsequent inser-
tion. Larger ones in the same proportion.
Advertisements not marked, will be eontin
ued till forbidden, and charged accordingly.
LjAn accogSts inust be settled al lcas;
once year.
D'No paper discontinued until arrearages
are paid
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NEW and CNE.AP
GOODS
Long and square me.

Long and square me- variety;
rino shawls, 5 Black Lasting and cir
Rich fancy Silk hdkfs cassians,
French, English and ! Stout black silk and
American calicoes; Marseilles vesting,
English Ginghams, Silk flag, it., black LIE.
great variety; vantlne and Ger
Pongees, grapes, Flo man Sill, hdkls
rencos, Gro de nap Superf. blue cassi
Silks; mere x Broadcloth
Fine cambrc dmitics Irish Linens of su-
hobbmet Lace, perior manufacture
iaconet, book, Swiss cheap;
muslus; Irish Sheetings, Tia
Brown Bonnet cam bic Linen,
brics, Striped Jeans, Linen
Rich gro de Nap rib drilling,
bons, Green Booking for
citing ribbons apdS floor cloths,
,rlngcd belts, English 4 American
Tx and cotton ho- Sea Island Shlrting
slery, Blue cnssimcre, suita.
White, brown, olive BILE for boys cheap;
horseskln Gloves; A great variety of
lack double silk lace Broadcloths, Cassi-
Vo.ls, mores, Sattine,,s.
She'll combs, n great &c. &c
IUST RECEiJED from .NEJV. YORK,
ny
John Y. Townsend.
April 10, 1923.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-05-29
Jeunet Drummond.

EE Sjust received great variety OF
. new md fashionable goods.
recant Ginghams, Shawls,
Ga'tiest, Muslin Nonkins.
ks, Fanny bdkfs.
L,ces, Artificial flowers
Caleoes, Curls & pu5s,
Ribbons, Combs
Also.
a large assortment OF open VIZ nn.
p in Straw Bonnois Of the newcsi patterns
April "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-25

out parallel; the generosity Of her character ha
never been -Nceeded her iortitude and prcsenc,
OF mind never surpassed. This is no vulgar eulo.
gum oil descendant or egatec IL is the unhias.
SGD and unbought offering OF one who was long
honoured with her friendship; 10 whom, for more
than 20 years, she was an object of respect ap-
preaching TO reverence; who loved her living, and
anients her dead.
The following anecdote will serve 10 show, that
the writer has not been drawing on his ilnacina.
ton for these traits of character.
Between midnight and dawn, Mrs. T. was arous-
ed by tremendous noise In her dining room In
stead ofnduging in female terrours,she arose from
her bed, took candle in her hand, and proceed
ed along TO the room whence the noise came.
She found that the whole plaistering of the cell
ing had tumbled on the floor. She told the writer
OF these lines, that she thought that it was some
Tibet or thieves, whose object TO break into a
large pantry adjoining, where liquors, plates Sc
were kept; Sand was sure said she, "that as
soon as they saw me they would run Yet there
was nothing in the least masculine in her manners
or person TO fine lady could be more delicate than
was this fine woman.
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TRUST SALE

% virtue Of deed OF the
~ Benz Hardin Elizabeth hi, wife, bearing date the 18th
Of Nov. 1915 aud OF record the CLERKS Ahemars
county couror the securing the
do!ls. hasDoe due 10 Wthe.ton Shelton W. shall ON
Saturday the 18th day OF April the Brick
county of Alhcmare linear the pren,i.et poce sell for
cash, thsi valuable Tract Of Land
lying on Meehams and both the Stage Road
from Charlottesville - Staunton, 10 miles shove
psee There this land considerable quantity
FIRST rate low grounds, esee,n, Timothy Meadow of
bout 10 acres md good orchard The other
are good dwelling huse, with ether houe,
nan tobacco houses. &c a more particular description of this
valuable tract of land deemed time
those disposed to pureha.s, will likely before the sale
has been rented the present year for $50 dolls.
The purchaser will have the privilege edng plan
a,'on by the Let Of OF and m the
Dec Aho' the terms of the deed
shall he sold for cash. the trustees expect Ito he
TO give time ali, except about the dolls which
will he requited hand The balance divided
inaimrnts of 1000 dolls interest from the date
on the whole, until discharged nd and with deed
OF tru.t on the land will he required of the
cure the payments. Il is that the creditors.
who hold hens the Of land. consent on tbs
day oi sale 10 give liberal credit for the balance Of pur-
chase money, after sats,n the claim
Acting asistfes, we will tn purchaser
| only, AsD vested IN US by said iri,
MICAJAH WOODS, I Tru,.
WILLIAM WOODS, tees.
II The above 'aie postponed FRIDAY day OF
nay neEt a! which time g positively take place, if,he
| -Tieajah IYoods, ! Trus-
) I'm. floods, tees.
April .. Ii3-tdf
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COKMIrhrCarEr


at an adjourned meeting of the Committee of
correspondence for Richmond County held at the
Court House on the 18th April, 1923,
The meeting was called to order by the Chair
man, and on motion the Committee was increased
TO the number of 90.
On motion it resolved that the address of the
jackson Central Committee to the people of vir-
gina be read by the Chairman, which was ac-
cordingly done to a numerous audience
The following resolutions were then submitted
and unanimously carried:
Resolved, That each member of this Committee
do furnish, at their next meeting lis; of all those
in their respective negbourhoods, disposed TO fur
ther the objects of this meeting.
hesofred That collection be now made and the
amount collected forwarded to the Chairman of the
Central Committee at Richmond, for the purpose OF
aiding in the publication S dissemination of such pa.
Pers y documents as they may deem proper& tina.
the same course be recommended 70 other County
Committees favourable TO the election Of Gen. Jacl
son as next President andJohn Z. Calhoun Vice
President.
Resosred, That this meeting DO now adjourn 70
meet again on the first Monday in June next
Vim. BRAMIIAM, Chairman.
f.. T.. BuCENrP Serrefrr,,
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JIiE RaCES,

OVER the Noiioway Course Will commence ou weJne,.
~ day the 2sth day Of May next and continue days;
ist Day Sweepstake, for old colts aud hleys mile
heats $500 entranee, subie ibeTs aud closed VIM r.
Johnson, James Harrison, D. r. Todd, VIM T. Esylsston
Wm.m NJ. West, Henry ~. Clay, Upton Edmundson
I'd Day the !Propfeors Purse worth from $3.50 to $500
the Club.
Sd Day The jockey Club Purse, worth $500, money
hung w, entrance $50 disiapee Discretionary with the Club
ne Proprietor will be prepared TO entertain his frsBds in
fhe hest The members Of the Club queted
convene the day preceding the first 5ays Race TOT the pur,
Pose Of organizing the Club, and for the rsnacnn OF other
natter SAML %. JETER, Proprietor.
April %. ffs-taI,20
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bout 1901

Presentmajoritv about 1901
The vote in Lo,dOua was for Convention 5i7,
against g. II was stated in our last at about 500
bove table.
Scoft-Few votes ogoi,ssf the Convention.
f0Tk-For Convention l, Against about so.
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= IT. PETTUS,

Az rEW doors below tbs Union Hotel Main Street, Rich
80 nono - respectfully informs The csers N Virsns
s-hss' thai he stl eou,inue 70 mend Tooi,s Shell
snd ~ coutinna rrsetise has become IN tbs
reels very thankful TO the gcnsrons Jsfies Of
W thsr patronage heretofore; -srd pIelrs, rsil
~ work ~ h ine, pssi and fsihfui Ihou, seeijensf
iiyei last yesr. ~ - P'''e' iiVHf Nht' auVeI'
n. n Cssb eiver f-r AZ 81 -.. IT,. -,, 80,
are di'poscj . sell. - y no ~ ''o'e "''
Hs"'+a s.1-I
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PIRGLNLH
STATE LOTTE:R Y,

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
DISJh.4L Syp-ayHP Cy4.V.GL CO.MP.4.i-I-,
l4TH CLASS.
TO BE DR-AJY.N At RICHMOND, IN.
On Wednesday the 7th day Of MAY, 1929.
50 SUSfBER 1oTrERv--sIx DRAWN DA11.o1s.
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CEN. HARRISON

We most cbeerfuliy lay the following letter Of
Gen. Harrison before our readeTs-and in sheer
justice to ourselves, we take the same opportunity
Of laying before them the tert on which the Gen
eral gives the Commentary. What we did say
about Gen. II. was in these words: II is scarcely
to be credited that for the sake of avoiding the
spoDsibiliiy Of adjusting unfortunate dispute
bout rank between Generals Scott & Gaines-or OF
counting the vote Of the State Of Ohio gentleman
should be placed at the head of the Army, who,
whatever be his services or attanments, did resign
his commission before the end OF the war, and has
since sought the " dull pursuits of civil life
while they fought II out, earning laurels which
have gained them more honorary swords and votes
Of thanks than Gen. II. ever possessed-and who
to this moment are wearing the uniform and the
sword. If men like S. and c. and Macomb,
can thus be thrust aside, what encouragement
can an officer have 70 serve his country in the
camp''-We leave the reader 10 decide how far
these expressions were calculated TO offend even
the pride of Gen. ". Without pretending in the
slightest degree 10 impugn bis services OF at
ainments'--wthout detracting in any manner
from his brilliant victory on the Thames, they
merely state the fact that he resigned his Commits
sion mot pretending TO censure him in the least
'ar such a course) while they fought it out---and
do, thcV won more honorary swords and vstcs Of
tbanls han Gen II.
'''''" ia fFe Editors Of The Enquirer
SSAsff1NGroN, goth April, 1923.
c,.,,Joo,,,,. + aye ius, read in the Enquirer
oe tbn ts,l ;os,ant ssDc editorial remarks on the
o',b5sct ~ filling the y6cancy oceasioncd by the
death Of General Brown, witch have greatly sur
prised me.
Had you confined yourselves 70 a comparison
between the military services OF the oinceIS you
name and my own, however unfsvourable % me
might have been the result, " the fAcis were 81
brought into view and iairly examined bcIDg
merely a matter Of opirion, should have hal no
yiaht 10 complain You may very honestly sup
pose. that in conducting ihe operations o. ,nree
arduous campaigns IN wilderness. two OF thcm
recurring combined and complicated movements,
that ny measures ucso az faulty Or even entirely
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LJf-4RLES ELLTN-

GJf-16L<ES ELLIS,
PAS Just receissd his ER ING GOODS bv The ,hp Tai
$<eeA ly Ito, md offers for sale
Supeiine cloths nd eassireeres OF sup rior quality
Narcotics aad other ve.tiHrs
B,ssk iwed eireas,isn for scH:lemens sun uer e,,
Black iastns for paua.oons
DO homhszett5, aorenline :triuss
oenslemeDi London hats, black and. white
IRISH linens and sheet'n., Of sxirs quality
Long lawn, broIRp holland
Apron 'heeks, ladies' bs,; cotton haze
MEMS halfdo
Paw and ian,bnred honi muslin
Jacobei aud null do cup. cambfic do
An extensive assortment of beautiful gingirsn.
5"PeIiue dolphin plaid piiDts
B's English lus;rRg and ginrhsm umbrellas
SIX thtad spo.i cotton, Hcs. do
An assortment of lace aud sdsirr
Iew crates Of eahen ware Containing handsome aisur
sstis OF new style, and other leading articl IL.
"sldtons and Grifius cyfhe grass but publ,
prime aud patent
S'ou, 90 nail, for competing tobacco
tazor5 vf prime rralhy
Warranted Razor trans and homes
Sisg-haDis knives snd forks
10 pen, pocket and pfuning kniys,
An assortment of locks, hutton.
Sefews OF yaTiou. ainds, tin mates.
With many other articles in the HARDWARE IKE
-,
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REMOVAL.

TY.4L Ut CRERY-DRAPER s Taylor,
Successor to Bradley, .iP CTery & CO..
MAS removed from their old stand, Of 12th ts.
.aA East Of 18th and Main Streets in the
Istely occupied by Dr. Charles H. Abr sha and nearly
sie the Eagle Hotel where ne will continue keep
~, complete assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimercs, Yesting,
and every other article h line, which he will sell low
be urehSsed elsewhere lie has received his
SPRING FASHIONS
find handsome assortment of Spring and Sum
EneT Goods.
Gentlemen who may purchase their goods elsewhere can
have them made aud trimmed in the best heretofore
April IS. tt5-tf
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appointment by The Postmaster General
Thomas Sergeant, Esq. to be Postmaster OF tn,
City of Philadelphia.
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yTHHE Sherfs u the coiptss u W..hinsin Lee seo,
= Rg,soii and Tlsswslb King William, Kiae y aussr,
Eseg Oafons aud Hanover Wyihe, Montgomery, rsyso,
md glf' hauawha, M1sou, Cabsl Randolph Ls,si- III
son, Wood sud Logaui Ohio, Tyler Brooke os3nf's %
tfeou fsu4ier CulPepsr vi take notice fhsesstlsrs
mttohe he e ihft rousoosf, aud other pisres suho
red y ii ior boiling elections the month Of hp.i nsz
Z" choose Senators 70 rfpfesnt their re-pecve dc nth
nesi 0sns-si 3.scrsi5s ArptS cN liASsEoRD a. :
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-25
.VEGROES F0R S4LE-

SEY virtue of deed Of US by Sarah S..
~ Southa, formerly Of New Kent county, The 18th
day Of Dec IN the 1925, aud Of record in the clerks
Once Of the afoi esaId county, order to debt due
John w Hoyster, Of will proceed SELL the
highest bidder for ess the following slaves 20 wit Emanuel
Mana aud her children George, Jghn aud Henry at New
Kent courthouse, the 81 Thursday Of month"; being
court day, Of them he nsoessary
che due by said SSuha Royer, and expenses
attending the exc eution Of this trust
WIN. EDLOE, 1Tru.-
DAVID S. ID. CRUMP, : tees.
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