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a School viii be opened at my house the .ens,i-
;, ing year under the superintendent of Mis-
L. Jones, in which, will be taughttbc plain bran.
shes OF English education, viz: Orthography.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geogra-
ply & History. Six eight little girls can be &C.
conimodacd with board in my family. whore, strict
ment-thc price for board and tuition. will ba
$so-,o be paid semi-annually-each boarder
hndng her own bed and bedding. The school will
commence on the 18th January, and terminate on
the 10Th Deceinber, with a vacation OF one OF the
summer months Letters addressed to the sub.
scriber living near the Bowling Green, Caroline
County, will be attended to
PlCHEGRUE VOOLFOLK
Nov l. ss-w,os,hn
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lhtF virtue o. deed OF trust executed to The sub
- scribeF by James Cooke. late Of lire co,'n,,,.,
Powhaian, and duly recorded in the Court of the
sad County will be sold for ready money, at Pow
hdtah Courthouse on WednesdGy the 18th dav Of
december next, being Court day, a tract OF land
iyihg and being in said County, situated on James
River, and bounded by the lands of John +. Cooke
and others, containing 100 acres more or less. or
so much thereof may be sufficient 10 pay and
satisiy the debt in Tie said deed inentionedETbs
tract OF land Is the ON which the said Jane,
Cooke resided before his dcati.--The title is be-
iieved to be good, but the subscriber acting an
trustee, will convey such title only, as is vested
III bin by the decd Aforesaid
J.RoBERTSoN, JR. Trustee.
NOV. q. 58-fda
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CHEASPEAKE AND OHIO CANA.

j his enterprise Is advancing with steady steps
Twenty-Five miles aud thiyd distributed into
:itty sections, have been recently added TO tho
thirty four let IN August, 10 AXE 81 sections
or about AZ miles and IS, under contract; inclu-
ding ~ cuiverts, two aqueducts, enc of three
and the other of seven arches, aud twenty three
locks. of lSJ feet lit. The canal is so far sixty
feet wide, with the exception OF a few difficult
passes where it is reduced TO fifty feet and il is
six feet deep throughout lis whole extent, Its
locks hundi ed by fifteen feet i'm The clear
On the 18th OF December, there will be added 10
ihe line already under contract, the enlargement
OF the old cana! at the Little Falls 10 breadth OF
eighty feet. designed to be grand FEEDER its ex-
tension for SIS miles, TO the proposed basin at
the mouth Of Rock Greek; two dams across The
Potomac River, one nj the Little Falls and one
below Sens ca, and feeder six miles up the Mo-
-,Docacy. The abutment OF the Alexandria auue-
duct, and four locks and several bridges under
the streets OF Georgetown, will be embraced in
the December contracts
The quantities and values Of the worl, contract
Ell Tor, down 10 the close OF the late letting, are
cDmprehended under the following heads: "
The grabbing "a sections. $lo.o07
Excavation OF all kinds Of soil. Earth
rock, &c. SS2 0l3 cubic yards, at
? ~ cents per cubic yard, 52le.76s
EmbapkInent, under all circum-
stances, 9S3,9l6 cubic yards at
L and seyenty-two hundredths, 1888
Stone wa!ling, both vertical aud
slope, under all circumstances, Ill.,
72e perches, al So x eighty Hour hun
dredths 63.5I4
cents the cubic yard, 662
u cuiverts, al about $ = 50 cents
hePerch of % solid feet, 1890
% locks, of I85 feet liz, averaging
SiS6 81 cents per foot lit, 1850
An scqueluct OF 3 arches OF go
feet span each ,sc o., Seneca Creek. 5000
An aqueduct Of 10 arches, OF fifty
feet span each, acros, the Monocacy,
she cost contingent. but expected not
70 exceed 7O.Coo
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Mss RNGRES


ESPECtFULLY iuiorns the public that her Seminary
S sf the instruction Of young Ladies, openrd on III
nsi IN which Will be tusht following branches
o''hve' apy .adins Iiting, At n,c, Ens GRAMMAR
typography Natural aud Moral Philosophy H.tory Chropol
gy 1eies LtuIes, and Competition. The French anruas
and Must wal, be taught, il wished. Bosrdor. will b. re-
1eved az sioo per session, for board tuition bn.
i'isi Lodsns ~ dolls The session consulting 10
Day pupils SO dolls per session. ID Scots AN
stehion Will he paid TO the health aud the
a ,yy~-o
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EDUCNTIDN


E'HE Subscribers School for boys of twelve
years and under, will open on the 18th Janua
iry, 1929 instruction will be given in the usual
branches oil an English Education, and in Latin,
Greek, and French. Board, including washing,
candles, &c. $i2 so per session oil five months:
and for tuition, $l2 so for the same time The
"a session will commence in thirty days after the
hrst concludes, and continue until the middle Of
December
Payment in advance will be expected for the
Isl session, and OIL or before the middle of Nov
for the I'd session.
Females, under the age Of / years, will be re-
celved and taught upon the same terms by Mrs
Elizabeth W. c. Taylor, who lives with the Sub
scrber. They may be instructed in any, or all Of
the above branches OF Education, if required
The 81 hools will be kept in separate apartments
ANY persons inclined TO entrust their children 10
our care, may rely upon the same attention being
paid tofbeir religious and NOR al Improvement to
their conduct both in and out OF school, TO health
and Cleanliness, tnat have ever paid TO my own
Children; and il 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 10 afford
them; though will venture the opinion, that no
district OF country i'll The United States exceeds
ours in health. line addressed to Mrs. TAYLOR
or myself, Montpelier, Hanover county, Virginia,
viii be attended 20. CARTER BEKKELEY
November. 54-n
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500 REWARD.

e UNAWAY fom Trabue', Pts, ~ hIond,v the o. !,
- Sert, auegro man named r.trian, by trade Bae
Smh- PHmau oieabe bright a.ra,to about sc or 10
year. DID,. good looking n,esea fellow Pmsn has
no doubt obtained free papers aud will endsay,r leave the
STATE haze reason TO believe he , has heen recently
about Fetefseurs VIM DUNN
NV. IS. so I'm
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.H.dRSH.dL'S S.4LE or AZ az 0IgS- :

.R.fRSH.aL'S S.4LE OF .NEGROES.
Pusuanes o desre. ." The Superior of Chsn.
neey Tor the Richmond Di:t:ic pronounced the 9Th
February, iass the easeuf Robert D. Bagby admir- de
hou,s noa oil John Basby, deed William ann shall
King caeeu at twelve O'clock Of the isi December
1885, oder TOD safe 10 the highest hde pubic auction fer
essh, several negro slaves such them
may be delivered for that pupOse- which slave,
vtyed IN the deed executed ~ the defendant for the
Of the ine.ta,e of the piain thu 10Th JuyIsi2 md
'e as an exhibit SAID aud recorded in King sud
Queen Clerks Once. J. GUE.hANr NJ s. c. C Il. d
~, OF one OF bs deputie-.
The slaves conveyed by said deed Alice ,ney Lefty
Hashea avey' AGey, fh Henry boy Henry jr. Dsp.
81
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HERE WE COME!!.
II sill DO seen by the official returns, contained
ia this pnper,that Kentucky has given her vote tor
the devoted hero and ncortuptibie patriot by ma
jori,y Of SEVEN THOUSAND NINE HUN
DRIED AND FOUR,
Thus upon the trial of Adams and Clay for
coirup, coalition to divide the offices OF govern
1. mt between them, Kentucky has returned
verdict OF GUILTY. IErankfoyt Argus.
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ALBANY, Noe. 2p.-Four counties remain 10
be heard from officially. They are known to give
Mr.. Van Buren, over Mr. Thompson The above
returns give total of about l3l 200 for Mr.. Van
Buren,; SO 600 for MT Thompson; and 50 900 for
MIR. Southwick Including the four counties a.
aforementioned, Mr.. Van Buren's majority over
the Adams candidate will be about 80, 900.
[.Syneyicd1.
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NOTICE..

et'ors SALE, at the Penitentary Store, nearly or-
posiie the State Banks, a. large assortment Of
penitentiary Manufactures. TO wit: Negro Cloth.
ing, Shoes, Gear OF all kinds, Nails, &c. &c-Far.
mers, Country Merchants, and others, are respect.
FULLY invited to call and examine them.
. The prices of many Of the articles have been lafe.
iy reduced by the Board of Directors particularly
the Shoes as THOMAS NELSON, P. A. p.
ccpt. dO--ff
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10 ihc Stockholders Of the Farmers Bani: of
pfRGiNi1
meeting 81 tn Stakeholder. III sit Bank II. nae
submitted;
Reoived That the pre,en, Agency at Dauye he
in'o an once OF Ds orn and Deposit, and that cun
81 Stoeiholders be appointed, prepare Rules aud
Regulations tor the q fh.rcof,-
Wefeupcn the meeting adopted the following Resolution
Oed That the consideration "f the fare going SOC
non DE postponed until the nest Gerrfs Me.iias OF ia,
aud that The fTe,den, he requested to give
"Is % me generally, that the said pluoD
wiI then be submitted 10 their conI,cttatiouu
In eosPane. with the above request have caused the
Importance, full The sul i, ae.ifsbIe
=. n. NICHOLAS, Pfesdr
=, or the FarmtIs' Bank o VIZ siBia.
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state OF NORTH Carolina, Granci!ie cou,lfy, court
" Fftos and Quarter Sessions RortnJey Tenn: fsx5.
HE subscriber having qualified at Term afore.
said, rs Executor of The last Will and Tcs,snar,
oil John g. Smith, dec late Of the City Of Rich
mond' oIotiee is hereby Girey', TO all persons re.
siding within the State of Virginia who have claims
against said estate, TO present them in cgaI form,
within the time prescribed by law, to william
Iorl OF Richmond, who is daily authorised TO set.
ue with all the creditors OF said deceased residing
within the State Of Virginia, Of this Notice will be
plead III bar Of their recovery And all persons in
debted 10 said estate respectfully requested 10
come forward TO him and make immediate settle
mcnt oftheir accounts, by bond or Otherwise.
SAMUEL ). DOWNEY Ex'r
or ne last WiH and TestG,ssnt cfJ q Smth dec
ROY. Is. 60--w3t-
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iuaatic Hospital, williamsburg
NOTICES hereby given thaiai the ces
aI'cHe OF the said cells vacant due vii
he given. By order of che Court Of Directors.
msv II IS L.! HENRY
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Eaecaiioe Deparlmsnf }

- October rs, 1923.
Pur'hate q 4" ,"~ o ~ Pnces'7,q rho,s ,3',
BY o1dcr, VIZ. II. RIcHARDsoN.
52-n
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fk@f virtue ofs feed ~ trust eIeeud the sui ibefs y
No Jtme, Colby "a iSih dsy Of febasy, 1898 and
co.'s recorded 10 Tie Cefi oIce 81 Hanover tounv Tor
tue iup9st Ct "a, ufing t. Ezateb AukuoB the payment
Of Certain therein n.eetioncd VIII he old top FT,sy
the 18Th Dec 10 Ae biEhs iJdeI fjr cab, on III, ore
- certain piece pstosl &c lsud lying The County II
usnuye eontsicing 200 acres, les. and sdjoipiuz
the suds n HieJ Morris aud oihef The title 10 tie .oe
property boeved 70 he ndnpuabc, hut va hs oniv
veg 'uch title IS J, vested IN Us a. Trustees
klCHD MORRIS,
7. W. SCOTT.
nv .. - Hest
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S9EAAl BOAT NOTICE.

Sxzx3s.u. Til. Mgytand aud Jis.inia
L&36 Steam Roat Company Observing
"A a. tnst the STEAMBOATS, RicLrnoBd &
49, 49,. Pstersburs which Ply be,wse~n
a. Norfolk and Richmond are adver-
- u.ra for sale the goth in 4. To
ereveu, TO travellers the steam boat, J
mia and NORFOLK will run thre.sh to Riohrohd Bal
tnore, siofpny Norfolk Ane Ciy Pvin, accomplish
which, the Norfolk, Cart Jno. gus, S.u. will leave
baltimore every Sunday afternoon, al O'Clock for MOI folk,
commencing Sunday Esd INST; leave Norfolk Zoe Rich
uond every Tueadsy nornug o'tok, leave Richmond
essy "wednesday mcrn,nS o',icek, and S,foik for
Dsl.uso,e every Thursday noiuing a, y o'clock.
The Pfrsiaia, Capt Jno. Fersuon. il. viii leave Dii
more every Afternoon, al O'Clock for Nc rio
commencing 2cth inst Leave Norfolk Tor Richmond eyrty
Fridsy morning at O'clock leave Richmond for Norfolk
every Sunday mornrg at o'clock, and Norfolk for Bal
more every Monday tornns 9o'eloek ons Ib.
nsvissou !. open. Fare fTom Bail,a.re Norfolk, Ss;
from Norfolk 10 City Point S. aud Rchmcnd "a. Ali
baggage aud goods al the risk of the omnei.
JAMES FERGUSON, Agent,
80 Bowly's wharf.
Nov. 25 se-s
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OFFICIAL.

Complete list Of votes given in Tie State oCKen.
lucky for Electors Of President and Vice Pre-
dent at the election held on the 3D. 9TH, and 5.h
of November 1893 - ~ "
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NO'I'ICE.

4 Gentemsn residing healthy part Of the eountr y
wishes to employ female teacher charge Of
sohuoI consisting OF about ~ or - schoIa
10 bt seni TO the Enquirer,
Nov. H. s5t,
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LNdrioifespiNe Femaie .0cadenN.

CHdTIVUeSUtfEe FeWuIe .1cdueMY
SNuE patron. Of this Institution je,rous to employ
- lady 10 take charge Of the school
mt al the eoDmence meat of the enung year The plan
Of instruction will comprehen all the elementary binnchr.
oi English enthusiastically, with the globes
ruimeuts u Asronony Arithmetic; History, modern
c.n With Chionolosyj Composition, &c Ecj the reading
aud amatcai eoDsi ucticu OF the best French authors
p'oe poetry; o. namen,ai Needle Work. Drawing; ue,
&c. &c.
None need sppy but those who produce s.ac.
tory Testimonials al qualification To such, the most
advantages will b. Afforded The Academy pleasantly
aed-s furnished with a commoduu and table
ing house, out houses, garden, &C. for Of
large nunher Of bosrdes The school will al.
sehed 10 the dwelling house Applicant, will address ,heu..
selves, by letter OF IN person. "a
dferG7ider GGrreft,o
Icyman Wayt,
Jo,n II. Crdoen, Committee.
.Vim,od Branham,
John Y. Jones.
oc:.A nc o.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION


Worth Cdr0iina.-The following are the oticia,
Returns of the election in North Carolina for T.
lecfnrs Of Pr,siIanf ,t,A
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pU8IIC SAIE.

ElY Virtue ~ Decd Of executed by Edward homf
- 10 the Suhi-ihrfs the 2a day Of January 1873 aud
recorded m the Clefss Once OF Pouhaan, Ia purpose,
heretn msnti1ned viii he sold &c the highest bidder Il %
e auction for ready money, At The r,sidence the ssid r.
humtotd 10 the UPPER end Of Pcvlsn county en- Appo,
uaOt Nfe on te i2h dsy of December neat The tact Of
land on Hien sad Munord fesides, eoning as acres,
moe or hsi to6slhe with rutsy slaves 10 DE
deed and sl the said coward Mumord stock Of bofe,
cattle shee? aud hog and ell his household sDd Ec6es l
nhme aud piAann uieos Of every descriptions uob
hto 50 w be recsgsay o fase Che due UPON ie
deed sfsesd, With the cot, and Deeessay eSpsaes The
title vested IN Che subscribers will be conveyed The pur
ehsieIs. ~
CLAlBORNE WATKINS,
N3. S. DANCE trustees.
Nov.fi. sz,s,I
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EXECUTORS SALE.

EXECUTORS SALE. =
lG N PURSUANCE OF the last Will and Iestamen.
OF John Shelton, Esq. dec'd-win be sold to
the highest bidder, the premises, OIL Tues.
day the 10Th day of Dec. next, if fair, otherwise
the first fair day thereafter, the Grisi and Saw
Mn, on the Southland River. Louisa county, will,
acres adjoining, formerly the property of William
Baugh decd, on which there is a very comforts
Die dwelling House, Sc, and an excellent ORCH
ard, &c. sc. One fourth of the purchase money
will be required in cash-for the balance, one, two
and three years credit will be allowed, the pnr-
chasers giving notes satisfactorily endorsed, ana
deed o: trust uponthe property, ecure the pune
,uai payment OF the purchase money.-At the same
time will be sold tor cash, Tract OF Land former
Iy the property of James Astin, containing about
20 acres, about 20 of which IS in wood
Also, one other Trac, called LovcIl's, contain.
ing about So acres
Also, one other Tract called Hunters, contain.
ing about no acres
The above Tracts of land will be sold for the
purpose OF satisfying claims against J. Shelton Jr
BENJAMIN Is. DUKE, Ex'ors of
WM SHELTON, (NIinor,) j. Shelton, decd.
Nov. q. 5I-tds
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Tile GrdRd Lodge Of HirgiHi0,
WILL meet ia the Masour Hi the Cay Of Rich aora
% The second Monday Of The present m9nib st4 oclock
Ufr.2. e.. r,
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A . a court iieid Ior Cuhi.. siai.d County, iAo.
x 2itlf day o: November, 1928:
The President and Directors OF the Literary
Fund. John Robertson and George Booker, against
William Skipwi;h.
This cause was heard BIZ consent on The bill. an.
swer and exhibits hcd, and was argued by couo-
sci, and the court doth adjudge, order and decree,
that Samuel Hatcher, Merritt Al. Booker s. Joseph
fuqua, Sen, or any one or more OF them, commits
s'oners for that purpose appointed. do, after publish
Ing notice o the .ay OF sale, in some newspaper, &
advertising the same for at least twenty days,
make sale, free and clear OF all equity of redenp-
ton in the defendant W lillian Skipwiih and oil all
claiming under him, OF the Tract OF Land in the
bill mentioned called H,rs dc Monde, containing
by estimation thousand acres, or whatever the
same may be, be the same more less, on the
premises to the highest bidder, for ready money,
as TO the sum OF tive thousand dollars, with ine-
rest from the first day OF July, 1927, till paid ALSO
Tor the SUN OF sixty-seve dollars and sixty
cents, costs OF the motion i'll the General Court a.
gainst William Skipwith and John Trent, and the
costs oil recording the mortgage; and as to the
residue OF the purchase money, on credit OF one,
two and three years from the day of sale, taking
from the purchaser Bonds, with one or more APP
proved securities, aud also reserving the title as
further security rs payment for the purchase mo-
ney; and that the proceed, of the sale be applied
in the first place to pay, in cash, the debt interests
and costs as Aforesaid, due to the President and
Directors OF the Literary Fund IN the ne 1t place
to pay TO the said John Robertson the sum of 1913
i6cts, with interest from the 25.h day OF August
1923. Also, 81 75cts. costs OF recording the decd
in the next place. to pay the said George Booker
the sum OF four thousand dollars, with interest
from the LIST day OF February 1924 and lastly, to
pay any other -incumbrance, and make report Of
their proceedings to the court, for final decree.
copy. Tes,c, .. WOODSON, c.. c.
VI The above sale will take place Sof,u-
day the 10th day OF December merit, certainly.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
NOV. IS 60-w3is
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Bodrding LIouse-by Mfrs. u. ~ gValihoN.
he has TAKEN house store formerly ,eeun.J
- BY Messrs WIN. Neae eco. and now by e..r, Grspu
son BrotheissrAted the Nam Street
aud the Sueei leading Mayo. bridge in tie Eos, pleas,
-nt AID central part OF the City.
The house !, undergoing repair and by the t., OF NJ
ext, she wl be prepared iade. Gentle
men ir" the Country with hoard & lodging any Iens Of
t'm. they may chOp,e teaain IN town. o.
god avery stable very conveniently .nuatcL whe,.
se' will be well provided for-She hopes, from local adj
ssnisse aud The strictst attention eouft q, her
ooafdets she will he able with eucou agemep
lev members OF the Legislature be well Recommended
with board l. lodging Oct. II IT-wt,
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.""otc ''soCfS " ouuutety, Gc.
w. viii sell, on Wednesday, the 10th dav
OF december next, at ten o'clock, at public
auction, at the shop of the late William Berry, on
Old street, the whole of his :
Stack " Goods, Harness, Sadtllcry, SC.
he stock Is well selected and complete, einbrac.
ing aiiartcies necessary to a saddler comprising
number oil ready made saddles, Sets of harness n
very valuable assortment Of BRASS steel & plated
ware, saddlers' tools, &c. Also, three girgs.
Jersey wagon, and horse, together with par.
Gel oil plank, and many other articles, too hume.
rous 10 mention part of the foregoing articles
VIII he sold to satisfy the acquisitions of deed OF
trust executed by the said Berry 10 Richard G.
PeSram, and recorded in the clerks Office OF flls
tors.
Attic same time and place, the Shop lately DC.
ccpied by The said Bery, will be rented until the
first OF next April.
ierrns: For all sums not exceeding 500 cash,
all over 500, and not exceeding $500 60 davs
GREAT; and FOR all sums exceeding $500, 6 months.
me purchasers giving negotiable notes with ao.
proved endorsers.
|, RlCH'D G. PEGRAM, Trustee.
JOS. BRAGG, Z Admins
BENZ. JONES, trarors.
Sale conducted by
WM. PANNILL, Auctopeer.
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siHE SusseItbtr having time past ciued
new en6ss'ment ia BIZ profession, and having
e Superior Courts ~ RehDond solely Tor the rur
pose Of finishing hi busiuesi ia the means, future
cline bis regular seadancs-In Son james III. Wietham
VIII lake charge OF his papers and attend 10 bis CsuSe
The Subscriber doubt that they will Je carefully ard
diligently attended to- Whenever his Clients request IT, or
he thinks he be Of seTyice 10 theD he will attend the
gumeut 81 their Causes. JNO. WiCkHAM.
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CONWAY RNDINCNN

CONWAY ROBINSON,
I'LL continue TO practice the Law the CITY Of Rchn
w lie will hereafter -eujy the Office of,he CoUr
al the CAPITOL and will there attend both tv profeona bu
snes', sed the duties Of the c!ertshp.
Dec .. Gf-o,
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Til. Maryiand aud j'isginia
Steam Roat Company Observing
tnst the STEAMBOATS, KicLmoBd 6r
Pstersburs, which Ply betweeen
Norfolk ami Richmond are Adver-
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NOTICE.
WI HAVE constituted and appointed Samuel Col
ton OF the City OF Richmond, my true s, law.
iui attorney for me, and in my name 10 sell, dis.
pose OIL or make any arrangements in relation 10
my lands in the Stat of Kentucky. ns mr. n ,,o
heirs oil James Markham Marshall of the rcyol,I
uonary ariny-and have, and hereby do, revoke
all other powers OF attorney given by me on the
subject. ANN COJIIEp
Hampton. Nov % 6o-tf 4
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IlE annusl meeting of the Stockholders OF the B7ns o
Il Vginis, will he bed al their Bani ing House in the Ci-
y Of Richnoa5, 90 The fret Monday in Js6usrY.
w. CAMBRIDGE, Cash'r
Dec. o 81 tI,tJsc
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Nov. 4.
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EOUCIITO-V.

Nov.2i. 5a-wsw-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-02-14
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GREcIAN REPUBLIC.

SUPREME GOVERNING COMMISSION.
To the President and respectable members Of
Greek Philanthropic Committees oftho u.
nited States of America.
The Greek nation, fully sensible oryour
unwearied exertions for its benefit, and of
the many and various aids you have afford.
ed to it's cause, feels impressed with the
deepest gratitude, and being unable to
make any other return, tenders through
the Government it's sincere and heartfelt,
thanks. II hopes that for tho future also.
as indefatigable philanthropsts and zeal
ous friends ofjustice, you will not cease to
labor for those indisputable rights which
Turkish Tyranny has for four centuries
trampled on and is now struggling TO de.
stroy entirely. Your countryman, DR..
Howe. a man remarkable for bis profes.
sional skill and for his virtues, has served
Greece as physician and surgeon, for
two years and half, with cheerfulness,
ability and honor, and to the entire salts.
faction Of government. This excellcn,
man, ardent to serve Greece in a manner
analogous to his strong enthusiasm for the
cause, has conceived the plan Of estsb blsh.
ing regular hospitsls for the army. The