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r tAS recently rcceivedoae hundred & thirty.
- seven Packages 81 Goods IN his line. com
pllsuug complete and extensive assortment Of
Medicines, Drugs, Patent Medicines Chem.
caaf> aud painters materials, Oils OF every de-.
cripuon. Spices, Vino, Paluma,. Fancy
Seaps, FatnisheS olal kinds, Dye-Stoas, Nm.
dow Gins. Of pariou, ,,zc> Surgi,a al Msttu.
ments, Physician turuiturc, &C &c.
he above, together with his stock on hand.
(Which Is very iarEe as well rs hi, monthly slp-
Plies winch he will receive, enables him TO sell
hs IS boDesaie on retail on as favourable terms as
can BE- had an Virginia
Practitioners Of Medicine, Country Ner.
chaat, Hatfcr. Dyers. Painters and Others. are
mosf respectful solicited ~ call upon lin as
the lls' If greatly 10 their interest TO 10 SO,
On oauu large quantity Of well made
Putty.
Oct %
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Moor lilRE-the present year. WI
~ tc,maa, vino !, GOOD head man, or he
will be exchanged ior good common hand, ap
ply AZ this office.
jan Ia. tgo7
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ESy9 OIICE-The subscriber has two valuable
M field Hands thsi he would like to hire in
u p country JOHN EARLY.
Ian. IA is1s
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S'naay School Books.
Pie subscriber has just received from the
Sunday School Union Society. of Phila.
|hia, general assortment of Sunday School
rs, which he is determined to dispose of at a
small adyanue: c. a. NIIHERS.
u. II. ts2Q
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YtAOR nlRE the present year, a first rate
81 G00I aud SHOE MNk ER, Of unrSccp.
t,onalle oaatacter. GEO. HHlllot HI.
Jan u t>2H
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(9AHARLEs 4 WITHERs has just rec.
~ ed few copies Of the following 49,
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At 81 Thomas 18th ult. schs Baltic, slocum for


Ship Newport, Burroughs, for New York, was
wind bound at Copenhagen Sept 2l. tErroncously
reported to have passed Esineur 22d Aug.l
At ~ Petersburg, 10th Sept. brig Packet, Tyler.
for this port in 4 DIS. Tho brig Iialcyon, Jackson,
from Messlna for st Petersburg, struck on Maid
Lassee IN tho Catgut, an! was compelled to throw
over hall her cargo before she could be got of.
Al Oporto about Sept 20, brigs Blackstone, Mar
tin, loading for New York, 10 sail in ) ds; William
IIeary, Of Boston, just arr. the only Ans.
No Am vessels at Coquimbo 9Th July.
The brig Garth, Of Boston, LETT Omoa 10Th Sept
for Truyll.o. Tho brig CALAIS Packet sailed 18th for
New York.
At Havana | lth ult. ships Elbe, Slanhopc uncer;
Roger Williams, Moshef waitin, freight; bngs Dol
ly, Martin for New Orleans next week, Fame, Big
ley, for this port unc; sloop Com Perry Usher 'm.
this port (l7th ScpD just arr. The br, Napoleon
I'm New York ar l2ih; brig Calharine, Hi, from
Charleston tr 18Th.
AZ Gottcnburg 2ith Sept, ship william, Allen for
Warrol ).
AtpTrniIld do Cuba lst ut. brigs Nancy, Hoop.
er disc; Mary beckot, Sandgram do; schr fhadeI-
ph'a, SAioLs. In 81 Jago dc Cuba, IN ballast, not
com loaja0.
No Am vessel at Port au plAtt l0lh ult.
At M4ranhan 25th Sept. brig Pactolus, Shepherd
for Salon or d'i schr Triton, Fowler, for Alex.
and'ia, waiting cargo.
AZ ~ Chos, Sept 49, ships Superior, for Ports
mouth 10; Gold Hunter, Knowles, Cor Boston next
day. Tho ship Missouri, TN Gibraltar. and two Am
full rugged, bright sided brlgs, one wi,h X Z IN ioso
toPsa!I (SyrcD) were gong IN.
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CD ships Isabella, Charleston; Jubilee. Liverpool;
John Dickinson, Savannah: Emperor q: Hamilton,
Orleans: brig Wm Tell, Basseit. Valparaiso aud
mafket schr Ana Howard, ~ B4rts; sloop Eliza
Ann for this port.
Arr at Philadelphia ls,, schrs Scio fm Casiz: Re-
publcino, ~ Thomas.
Arr At Baltimore 3Oh, schr Lady Sarah, Port au
Prince.
All the outward bound vessels sailed fin Hampton
Roads 2Sth.
Ar.t Norfolk 20,h, Fr ship Hercule fm Pt Pe,re:
brig Naune do
Ar at savannah 25th, ship oglelhorp, Teubner fr
Liverpool.
AT Aiontcydco about 18th Aug. Y s slip Boston.
he schr Francos Carlton, OF Salem. had been cap
ured, aud was under trial. Ia the riyer, brig Cole.
no ;.n Baltimore 30.
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LBY THE WESTERN MALL
oHio-Tho last returns from Ohio, give Truble q ass,
CanIpleL 30205 Tho InelIiscneer renalk..

oHio-Tho last returns from Ohio give Trimble a. ass
Campbell 3a2o5. The Inleliigonoer remarks
The remainder Of the will greatly increase the Ad
niniraion maoriyi aud that iy viii be doubled at the
Electoral Election The AdninsIatioa counties strong
as 10 have not put forth half heg -rcng the elections
county oieer Ahlaluh county, ior instance, gave oal
lO9 votes, whereas give zoos and Portage gave only
l'0 votes when il can give 5000 Anj Of nearly all
these heavy counties.
ENse from the thorough ohio Gazette, dliel sau
day, Oct. 22 1929
We have his moment been Informed that letter has hccr
received by geneman-n Sinking Spring, from Columbus,
which states that all The rDunlrs had hteu hoard from lu
o Cyhoh materially aer the Yos) AMI tat Tiimbc
m,Jody upwards ofG70J"
soHfh Caroiiua George N'Dufie ha, been reelected
Representative in consrs from this State. without opposition.
Mecrs Martin and Dnytou also elected.
Nsn- YorkTho Ecw-York Enquirer expresses faafs for
The re election Of MI Canlsc''ug 70 Congress. Every
lining looks well as !lr swe can judge, Ia this stto.
CoagressioHai Eis-t'0n R Ceagq.--The following
taienent embraces all tle counties but x, viz: Lee, Cur
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DIED..

In this town Friday last, Ann Frances infant daug
of Mr. George Carlton, aged year and four months
On Saturday evening last, Tlomas infant Of Samuel
Shove, aged 10 months.
On the 2ith ult. Arnold, infant Of Capt Reuben Smith
j. aged l6 months.
Yesterday morning. Mr. Thomas Proud, aged Al yelrs.-
Funeral will be solennzed tomorrow afternoon AT o.
clock from his fathers residence, No 49, Ccsnut street,
where relatives and friends are invited To attend.
Yesterday morning, William Henry, infant son of Nh
William iorswel, aged year and months. Funeral this
nfteroon O'Clock, ioni his fathers house in Friendship
street.
In Coventry, 2ithult Miss Fanny b. Briggs, daughter OF
MIR Miller Briggs, ia the lglh year of her age.
In Attleborough on Sunday last, Mrs Nancy Iiaslmg,
wife Of Mr. Eddy Harding.
In Seelonk Thursday evening last, Captain Nathaniel
Ide, in the 87th year Of her age.
AT Princess Anne Nd 9Th ut. Mrs Eliza a. wife of Rev
Joseph S. Covc and daughter of John "A. Collins, ESD o
Newport, inthe sd year of her age.
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CEy IElLM,yNgS.

a LBERrS' SPECIFIC FOR CiIIIBLAINS, having
IA stood the test Of many years cpcricnce aud received
The commentator Of innuneae Sufferers is almost m-
mediate and acccr Jaing culs is, the approach Of vim
ter, again proposed to the public
In thus advertising this sHcie, is with confidence
IFS excellence and ccrqta healing properties. he used
by adults aud by children, without The least trouble
venence. IL operates preventive; and in slight cases.
often effected in reRty four boUrs aud
in two to four days. The respectable references
can be piccni"d.
One phl viii often be found sufficient for the Of
eal persons when the slight and wash used with
care.
This remedy put up in Phil, each wrapped in printed
directions for with the riiteR signature ofUenry .8ibert,
and to prevent imposition, the outside Of each, by ChGrics
Earrei who the proprietor oniy Agcnt for The URted
States.
Wholeac price So per dozc--at retail rs cents each phi
al. All orders will receive immediate All lenlion
CHARLES DARRELL,
No. i56. Wishington-street Boston.
Nov. s. WFcb.
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LATEST FROM RIO JAVEINO.
Peace bei,oeeH BrdzH and B0cHos .fVres
The United States irigate Macedonian,
Commodore Biddle, has arrived at Lynnhaven
Bay, from Rio de Janero. which port she left
on the 30th of August, Lieutenant Taylor and
Mdshipmon Elwyn, left the frigate off the
Capes, and went into Norfolk in pilot boat =,
and reached this city yesterday morning in
the steam boat. Lieutenant TAYLOR immedi-
ately proceeded to Washington, bearing the
copy of the Treaty IF Peace which had been
concluded at Rio do Jancro, between tie
Emperor and the buenos Ayrean Commission
ers The fac, Of its conclusion had been de-.
cared officially at Rio, aud when the Mace
DOMAIN left, (sae having hurried oil within an
hour after the dispatches from Mr.. Tudor
were recoivod,) the people were testifyng
their joy at the event by public rojoicings
The treaty provides that Brazi! shall give up
the banda Oriental, and that Bucnos Ayres is
to pay her sum of money as an indemnity
vessel had been despatched to Buenos Ay-
res with the intelligence. and no doubts were
entertained Of tho immediate ratification of the
Treaty by the latter.
The officers and crew Of the Ma ced oman arc
all we'll.
No merchant vessels were expected to sail
for the United States, in less than three weeks
after the sailing ofthe Frgate. The ship Lon
don Packet had arrived.
A friend has politely handed us the follow
ing extract of q letter received by the schr
George Eyre, at Savannah, dated Moncvedo
August 6th:-"Our market remains nearly as
stated in our former letters, but Flour has risen
100 bbis from Rio dc Janciro have been sold
at IL dollars 25 cents and 100 barrels from
Boston at Is dollars,
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PORT or PROYIDEWCE.


SATURDAY November L.
Schr Amanda, Rhodes I'm Bangor.
Schr Henry Clay, Hall from Philadelphia, with
merchandise.
soop Fame, Alloa from Nantucket. with oil and
candles.
Sloop Friendship, Read I'm Frootown.
Soop Infant, My mex ln Froetown.
SUNDAY, November ..
Soop Commerce, Whaley lr South Kugst0wn.
Soop Reclamation, Pratt I'm Newport.
Soop Mount Morlll, Maitin, Warren.
MONDAY, November 3.
Soop Mary Nichols, Spoucer in Nantucket, with
oil TO g V Spencer and the Master.
Soop Goorgc, Crowel Ga Sandwich.
Sloop Fall RIVER, Broylon, Troy.
Soop Lucy Enelno, Sphinx fn Wckiord.
Soop Emcliuc, C"ggeshall I'm Bristol.
Steam boat BabcocA, LlbcoeS. Newport.
TUESDAY, Novonhor f.
Brig Eagle, Maman, S days hon-@ aV1uu1l, with
, cotton. iet ship Envoy, Wheaton, lpa3mg i"r
Livcrpoo brig Leopard, Harris, foe this pore 5uno
day
Brig George Washington, Garraion, 70 days f1'
Baltimore, wilh corn aud lout u D Araoid Sailed
in co with soop Harmony for thus port.
Schr CLirissl, ful, days from Richmond, with
coal, tobacco aud d,ur to " JosI,n.
Schr Sally DAVIS, Bake in Bnh.
Sloop Globe, H'kor. (l,o Capp, deceased at
sDar;mouth) from Eichnoai, and doy from Now
bedford, (whero she pnt "a ia distosD with tobacco
,!lour and bran, to > Adams Jr. & Aicn, and ola
GERS.
Isloep Industry, Cobb. fom Taunton.
Sloop Ranger, Corey ia Tlyerton.
;Sloop WIN "A Allen, Pearce i'm Bristol.
.Sloop Reindeer, Davis fin Troy.
-Sloop Sarah, Ingraham, Warren.
-Sleop Fame, Walden, Newport.
Sloop Leopard. Blair FIN East Greenwich.
Steam ship Benjamin Franklin, Bunker from New
York.
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PeHH'g raai0in lhe city &C ri'ldepia, tho ma 1li'y
fr no jackson electoral Ticket, lOi1 In tie county Of
Phade pha, their majority 90 fir a5 heard lion) Is ass.
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The brig uayre aud schr Am Rosina, outward
bound, were at anchor N Dutch Island passage last
evening.
A full rieged, deep loaded brig, white streak, ar at
Newport on Monday afternoon.
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Ar al Bristol, br, Gov Hopkins, from Labradot,
via Gloucester. Cid brig Remittance. Muuro, N
Orleans.
Up at Warren, brig Brothers. Smith, for Ma,an-
-. e.
Arr at Plymouth Sd, Massasoit. Siwmons, from
Stockholm; Lagoda, Bradford, ~ Ubcs.
Brig Savannah, Babson, I'm ST Andrews Tor this
port, put into Salem Friday last, with loss Of her
forcmast, is leagues w Of fCassis's Ledge. on night
OF 18th ult.
No AM vessels a Cape liayu rI,h u't
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Per .So,ffhern Mail,

Arr at N York on Sunday, ship Georgia, smith,
Liverpool; Sauda, Jennings n Charleston; Florian
do; biigs wm Ilowapd. Lee fp Gottenbu'g; Gov
Kaps, Kelly IN Trinity.
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FROM OUR CoRREsPONDEETs.
WARREN, Nov 4.
Sailed on Sunday, briggs Blossom. Car, and Miles
Wheaton,, New Orotns.
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6AfN CADET AND srATEsMAa NtNTN,
go So 3lgrlltg NtCt. &Es'3, J,

High Water, this day Oh 2sm Thursday, IN ljm Friday
Bl I'm.
r ractng gives the time ti high water Newport
adding minutes, Ih Bu,
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MARRIED.

In Newport Mr. Alexander Jack, Mrs Rehecca Hart.
Mr. Alfred Greyson, Of Columbia Z. to Miss Mary Cag
Of Boston.
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YEsaELs spoKEN.

VLbHEL5 spOkEN.
2it1 ul la 30 20, big Castillo, Fink, rom New York
iur -rV DIiclns
flr savannah.
Sept lt, n the Gut Of Finland, brig Harriet Cook, lin
ila.e.I lut 20 P,tcIsaItg.
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NOTICE TO MARlNERS.
The new .ht house on Does Head, near Cas-
tine, VA! be llt up this evening,
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hepby siven thai al accounts belonging 10 the late
Z duu OF ~. 1. liENEY, oc irt with .luriu q. luI-
son, tur collection, who hccby duly allrorsci 10 receive
and receipt fu Tie same. WILLIAM HENRY,
THOMAS HENNH.
n. II. Al perons indebted above rcs stud u make
Immediate payHCut o tic subscriber.
Nov 8 f HORATlO G.. HUDSON.
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CLTaN NFJs
-Schr Ann Rosina, Chllae, Cuhi--J Hodges
Schr Mary Perry. Marble, thlrloston-C Mowry
Sloop Marshal, Ihace, Daicn--Mastor
sloop Providence, Bnv. Albany
u l. sloop Splendid, Road, Now York
u l. sloop Mary. Heath Now Iofk
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BRASS KETTLES.
PENAIANSHIP,


NEW IABLISHMENT
TaNIlE u,Hgu3T3 nave !J..cd c,a.eaiga III business,
- under tl, iirn Of
J. y. & W. TAYLOR,
and have taken 8 shop No, -, High otge,, where tney
VII give IaI W.I,lu time 10 the MuiC!ut ia.,g.is Ou5i
bras.
ON HANG BoalclUg}. Ca4siwa', Nc,'ip"s, and every
other arIco u-Illy iopud tuo " reliant Iale.s mop.
~ Uains,Als "li b. made az Toe n.t ,li'i, a!t Wat-
Famed to 90. JJiiN 4. IAA LbE,
Now b. iw. Ntiiat.i t.tt LJt.
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VI ACIII!Lr.RY AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM p. GREENE.
VALUABLE WATER PRIVILEGE AND REAL "a
TAlE FOR SALE.

VALUABLE WATER PRIVILEGE AND REAL ES>
TATE, FOR SALE.
WIN be- sold at Public Auction, un WEDNESDAY, tho 10
Ci November, Instant
t33 The valuable Water Pririisgc, (frmeriy the sio
FtfPt OF the Mn Brown Geolge " together with the
'.4ss Mansion Hu'e, out buildings and about IS acIso
Of cv'sicn land. The above heirg situated the weSf
dc u AugrlPs lane IN Oineyre, fronting the gresA
idence Bridge.
he advantages of this situation, $50 ncavsAiue
seapnl, nnd In manufacturing vicinity makes eegk
bic site for "A arAe manufacturing esai sifnon ihs esnmdD
adrcon 10 The Water Privilege, being extremely we'll calo
lated for the erection of extensive buildings Tho Wui6
power rs SO we'll known, particular description bso \
deemed unnecessary.
The sale u take place at 10 o'clock on tho preaiss>
Conditions m'e known at tho time of saie For fnfhea
paricut's, apply to JAMES N. OLNEY.
No. s
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NOTICE.

a Lii pcrsons having demands against the Cauai Picket
a. Beat lady Ctftiuptnn are requested 90 p.cnut Ac
t,nf and receive thcr money. ISRAEL u. DAY,
Nuv % j. Fr'Dstf,f.
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MAELZEL'S EXHIBITION

MAELZEL'S EXHIBITION
OF AUTOMATA, AND TIE CONFLAGRATION OF
MOSCOW.
rEVE Automnta Speaking Figures slack rope Dancers,
II &c. is open EVERY ErENING, Sundays eyceped) at
the FRANKLIN HALL, in this town.
Exhibition commences precisely at half past o'clock
Doors opcn h1lf an hour previous.
AdmujlHGe 80 ccuts-thldren half price.
TIE trO frsat 6e.Chcs e1ctasigciy appropriated 20
ChHdrea. Nov.
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Ff,fN Tho Packet nfg I4HLf, So. .s. NtuoAS, Nn
E : tea, WI Uaet WuA quo. dp pl'th. !uO ir..s.
s'---s's- ur p.et te alpy 10 lUa D. gr un bound,
u!auuus Nhui, % d, CA.I.J AAItEt,
Nov > s.4iu .'HiI. q
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pOR EiATANZAS,

EO4t BAHAMAS.
kt-,N Tie fast sal,Hg o-ppoiod aud copper fastened
t.Neelfk Brig NEN ENGLAND, A. CURfis, Masief,
&S,sgSA VIII sai Dr Malanlas the 0tl oi Nuycinbcr
For freight or passage apply To WM. CHURCH,
Oct ID No. il2, South Wafer II.
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STEAM BOAT WASHINGTON.

STEAM BOAT WASHINGTON.
FOR NEW W.YoRK-THURSDAY.
The Steam Boat WASHING
aW.aZM TON, Capt. CoAsrocK, viii
sl.'s Yo'k, at IL O'Clock n. Fare
ss..zxs -. y.-ssss 50. Nov. 5.
GRAND AND SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
hODElsLAND consolidnted Lottery, class eth, be
highest Prize 5000. 1ckefs only dollars.
Vermont Lottery, eIass sih, viii be drawn tomorrow.
Highest iIl1e 1900 dollars. Tickets dullars.
Grnd and speadd Nes-Yoik Consolidated Lottery, to
Sf PRIzE s5OOoo
Besides several such 10000 ,G0)-5 00O40o0, &c
Tifhrts only j 70, HHl pars Ia propoulun.
TICKETS IN an ofhe above Lotteries are 10 he had at
CLARK'S
H. l. STATE rd',cy and Exchange Office, No. -, "A, ani
lG Alar,eifiteet, corner of Union Buildings.
Tl"'- iie .l'ca mr The capitals, walk IN gentlemen and
THIS DAY.
80 upDE ISLAND Consolidated Lottery class sh, 10 he
"a dawn la ihf town, this Inv.
HIGHEST PRIZE 1900.
Tickets ous g and 'hales II pfoppton may he had in
BoURN's
Noy5 Lucky Office, Franklin House.
THIS DAY.
Te UODE!7LAND Toms iiacd Lottery, class stl 10 he
- d"w" !" '',4 ny. 9H@ y. 'I,i r. 41y; iy .-,o
Whole Tickets - anh paits Ia p"pmion, for sale in
great ial!gy OIL nuu1t,s, At
NEWELL'S,
Nov5 No. les, Nolth Man street.
THIS DAY.
Ep HopE ISLAND uonsoidatri Lottery class s'h, To be
Ia d@Hn in lns iowa, tlli' day.
HHhHLSP PRi/E 5000
Whole Tickets -, and shares IA rIoponIunto be obtain
ed in aNardy OF numbers either By tue package on single
T.. W. CLARK & BROTHERS,,
(Laio Alens') Lottery and Exchange Office, H. Market 81
THIS DAY
IL HoDrIsLANp coasol,'od liorcry class stb, To bo
Id drawn in til' town, t4s diW. 80,
whole tickets -, and sh1'cs i'i rrop"rion-fr s,lr At
l.. II. BRADFORDS
o. O,do,s from the couury Tor tcA,rs, addc-.e-l to
. L. H. ErturoND, No J. tJud .h-,, wnl meet with
prompt attention. p,zrs o'vlys tor sale.
Can a above fcIn''lHrnh Nv
THIS DAY.
gh HODEIsLNND Consolidated Lottery, elss sth to be
EG. duwn in this town, this day.
WGIii.ST PR!ZE So, 600.
Tickets 50, and shares in proportIon-," sale hy
S. J. DEWEY,
Nov5 No. -. Markets..
IA few irkets and shares for sale above ~ tho Grand
Consolidated LOTTERY which drew yesaiday, In Washington
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets s., and shares In proportion.
THIS DAY.
I'D NHODEIsLAND Consolidated Lottery. class sth to be
NO drawn IN this town, thMday
HIGHEST PRIZE s1c0.
Whole Tickets dollars, and shares in proportion, for
sale in giea variety Of numbers, NJ -
PAINE y BURGESS
! Nov5 l2, Market square, ny stairs
THIS DAY.
J TnnODEISLAND Consoid ted Lottery class sth, to be
AG drawn IN this @wn, this day.
HfGRf.ST PRIZE $500.
Tickets at 50, and parts IN p'o,or,ioll, tor sale at
DINNEFORD'S,
Lottery and Exchange Office, No. H. Union buildings, at
the sign of the " WHITE MICE"
Those who have checks Of long standing, "e RESPECTFULLY
: .,I...t tI.. Nav
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fWVUE C,p1rtucrHip n Bru,gHv s.. FLLI0Ir jtht lay
Z mutualy dissolved. luJAA- u. nDtsIJA,
CHARLES ElilOiI.
Providence, oct. 2ah, 1873.
= he bl.Hc.s u rlg aboNo im VIII be settled ly Th,m1s
II. Eumton, Pfor'deoe Bi3Hk Root Haatart %, ". 10
Odnye street whp WI be- thankful or i.yGrs ~ i' Inc
whcl shall be Faithfully done. Nov
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Saoan Yapern an Richmond for SHE -


virtue 81 adeed of TUT made by John L. uarti, md
~ Nancy his WIFE 10 Mr. Vim. Mcncure and rny.ef with
power 10 either OF under ,D viii,
date the 18th day of November 1872 va, sdu ted 10
The court Of Hu'nss Of the City of Rehnond OH
Use INST day o. December following, shall Friday the
sseond cay VI the next mosh, between u o,,Lek
iar not the same tine the faiI Al The
pren"e sell at public auction, 10 the highest bidder Tor
az money all that LOT or piece .. called Half an acre
yns and heing on street IN the Uy CT Richmoud known
@ m the plan sa,d city by the number 7si
oeiug the same LOT which the Tavern
and Containing in front said street. enc huuded and
'hy ieei eight inches Also other piece or nance. of
eoni:ning an front on thirty feet
ast lot onih west IunDins hsrk depth
the se,d piece of ground having large
bn,,dne which has beer used able for .ad
winch SAID piece o ground part III lot No. yss aud
Jons on The East The ground heongins the heir. OF An
crew or go much OF the lots p-e Of
srouhi and oppuTeEahces he &c ,ai,e tbs
sum 81 SIX thousand two hundred four dollar. .Iv r;.h,
cents snJthe hath thereon srce H.. "a
Gay oi The last month Nov 1921 due 10 Mary Shepard
heT, aud legal Representatives. Of Samuel Shepard
thi. trust. W
me ie i The above property believe &c he clear sps
uqns.onsoie' but shall convey such only vested IN
IA :, ".ee Ai"iesaiu. j. ROBINSON. Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-16
EDUCATION.


'S'HE Subscribers School for boys of twelve
years and under, will open on the 18th Janua.
ry, 1929. Instruction will be given in the usual
branches OF an English Education, and in Latin
Greek, and French. Board, including washing,
candles, sc. $42 so per session OF FIVE months:
and for tuition, $l2 so Tor the same time The
I'd session will commence in thirty days after the
first concludes, and continue until the middle o!
December.
Payment in advance will be expected for the
ist session, and on or before the middle of Nov.
for the Cd session.
Females, under the age of II years. will be re
ceived and taught upon the same terms, by Mrs.
Elizabeth W. G. Taylor, who lives with the SUBJ
scriber They may be instructed in any, or all OF
the above branches Of Education, if required.
The schools will be kept in separate apartments.
Any persons inclined to entrust their children TO
our care, may rely upon the same attention being
paid to their religious and moral mprov ement, TO
their conduct both in and out of school, to health
and cleanliness, that have ever paid to my own
children; and if it should please God to visit us
with sickness, may rely upon such medical assist
ance, gratis, as the experience of upwards of 80
years practice will enable the Subscriber TO afford
them: though viii; venture the opinion, that no
district of country in The United States exceeds
ours in health. line addressed to Mrs. Taylor
or myself, Montpelier, Hanover county Virginia,
will be attended to. CARTER BERKELEY
November T. 54-f