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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-17
Land, Negroes. and .Stocks far Sal.

Ely virtue Dctd OF trust fror tub. of
nay, 1927. other he 18th day OF March, ia2s Of
record the oee Of the county Charles CITY,
money ~ said deeds menionsd viii Be exposed to .ais
public suction the premises, on Wedns'day 2ld
Oct 1928, at ~ O'clock that valuable Iytuv
Jamss River, the county essd, called We,tover
S oo snd the S,oet. Of he.s, Cattle
March, 81 go much oil said property will he sucent
aise the Of money required by the deeds afore.sd
' ''e WIZ % '' -- TH x r TiS IS FEES.
be Lower country, actua.uvey acres
Including the iaud. shout is acres Of the
cuitivaon and much lands may he
easily reclaimed. The buildings hest
brick, rooms - Door; Kitchens zee
house. stable barns; aud all OF brick iner. ao on thr
which will get bu,hel. pc, day Tn. nesroe
and stock. are the keed .. Their Dip ned to
purchase invited tu the propty which viii be
July x '''' l''''''' '''' ''''''''' aa-.a.
administrators Saie--6 months credit
kMMEDIATELY after the sale Of Lsns Negroes, b..
city county will be sold upon outh. Tor all suns.
50 dolls, all the kitchen belong
naas,es, blankets, sheets Sc; mahogany bedesd. table
linen, towels Se sdeboad, dining, card tables; sofas,
glass knIvss, forks, &c many other articles
Is s Of h. n ss q'iy ana ~ so"d
part oil which OF the kind fodder, hay
every thing ce,ary cultivation Of arg. farm Their.
d. also avery fine sail hoat and large batteau shall also
the negroes and Stock tbs; unsod, aft,r
the Deeds IN Trust There IS alEo excellent
aud sugle chair harness. aud other
The sale will be contiSurd day day,
Bonds with approved security, viii be required before
property will he delivered Gentlemen from distance, wal
be accommodated with beds &c. the attention
gentlemen who wIsh 10 furnish thenssve. Of
best stock in Va. ". d. WREN, Adwor
Vf DuuthaI, dec.
Sept 23 40-tds
INFORyK-1IlO.V' to CLERKS Of COURTS
AUDITORS Office,
Goth June, 1928.
ZEN order TO much trouble the
~ clerks OF courts will be pleased observe that
loving construction has been TO that clause
relating To Ohcer's Fees which SLOWS each clerk 50 So
for attending court for examination Of Criminals
OF Slaves, f the is held for tn at ru,p pose"
l. The court must he actually held.
The compensation for the clerks services turing
whole trial aud e1sminaon and not allowed for each
10 cases where the adjourned day
s. II the court aft being held, howe
10 distant day aud distinct court the allowance
authorized for each held the
inatiUn.
Gsutlemsn interested construction Of the lew. are
requested to render ibsn the
nay be clearly presented 10 the AUDITOR claims
must he returned for correction.
also requested, that all whatever, certified
TO this ofhce the should be sPecihed the
of allowance
The clerks Of the superior county courts again
TERED 10 the act entitled
Criminal posecution., which passed 18th Feb 1925. Thu
t required oy the 4h seotODi' be sent TO this office, vii
be expected after the Sist August.
JAS. e. HEATH, Auditor
OF Public Accounts
isrA "a If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-17
.NOTIGI

.fOlItL<.
NEoriCE hereby gwen, that Petition will be presented
~ iothe orJ General Assembly, for Toll
bridge across the Panun4y River, the point which Lit
usPsges Bridge nOv e'osstS the said River.
EiizGbeih y'yyi0r,
Richard s.. TdykOr.
Hanover, z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-17

u ItIss
f. DWARD o. GOODWIN Attorney 81 law h.viar 70 .
~ moved from his former rsieBce ~ Dngffas county
TO North DIeuh i0r, TIC county Of Abeusrs and in N.
immedite yic'u,y Of Charlottesville. will attend re--ly
'hr oup,or and iner'or Courts q A'o.msse eopny ou
Ills sdt. ~, j. CharottsrNt "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-17

Dismal SgGnsp Land Company
NfelIE pwners Of Shares IN The Disnisi swamp yand
~ Couifauy notified, that Saturday the 18TH ay Of
next hs dsy sppoiuisd by law or meeting OF e
Onmpsny 10 the Tr,sn 81 Sniftlk. VI.
c-c.9. Y-5t IlE-DtNG LEWIS Presi5so.
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4 ASSISTANT WANTED.

hoolC FAM nANl ED.
WANTED as an assistant in the school Of the sub
scrlber, gentleman, qualified 10 give nstruc-
ton in the Latin and English languages None
need to apply unless willing 10 submit 20 strict
examination. OLIVER a. SHAW.
Oct 10. IL n
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TFHE.4T'

NST>E sris buy Crops Of good Wkea and from
NE the landings Jamss River beio1v Saies
ufy u 1b-n ROGERS & HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-17

Way COMMISSIONERS Office, !
9th Sept 1928. s
J7HE Commissioners of the Navy will pro-
- posss until Goth October, furnish following Tim
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II most UdIua5ig Estate FOR Sale.

june -
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-08-23
Co-TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. %

E L11 Ut use ol DUtIOk SCEIEBkATED
rdaablc cOpiouS directions accompanying them,
Med CBfctHalIg to eradicate A CERTAIN DISEASE and
dags.
- The extensive sale, and unexampel of this
ace, IN this aud other large cities and towns throughout
tho Union, during the time prepared by the late DIR.
Conway, sufficiently prove, that preparation known, pos
stsses superior properties together with the Injection Pow
ders for the most Thorough and speedy Of the dreadful
disease for which il IL recommended.
They render the system less liable Infection and
eectnal Remedy in all tho various stages Of the disease,
however Obstinate
Recent infections removed thereby in three or four
days, without confinement, and nj triing expense
rriceps dollar box; Injection Powders and Cerate,
so cents EACH
~ None genuine unless signeSn the outside printed
wrapper, by the sole proprietor, r. KtDDER, Immediate
to the late Dr. w. II Conway. For sale whole
sale with all the other Conway Medcne') by JOSEPH
BALcH, Jun. North Main street ;and JOHN II. MASON &
Co. Providence. ly January 10.
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BUTTS s. LOCKWOOD

ia AVE received from Newlor their Spring and Sum
Ii u mcr assortment Of fresh imported fashionable Goods
consisting OF superne Cloths, Cassimcrcs Vesngs, brown
and white Drlngs, black and liked Llstngs, silk Cam
ees, Rouen tassimeres, Woollencs, white ami stripe
Jeans, butt and purple fine stripes for Panaloons superior
yellow Nankoens mems black Bonbazne ccrslicke Nam
kin Grape, silk and Cotton Cravafs real super Bandan-
na, flag and German silk andkerchiefs silk, cotton linen
aud wosed Hose and half Iose borseskn, beaver castor
silk and linen Gloves, Webbs patent and other spenders
sik Stocks, Cnva Pads, Umbrellas, brown and black Lin
ems, Irish Linens Shirt Collars Jackson's Sbeengs beacl,
ed Sirtings silk Velvets, bang Cords, olive Velvet 10
mems wear, with other articles. in their line
which they offer prices which will he satisfactory 10 pir-
chasers Garments made usual jim the best manner and
latest style.
On hand, good assortment Of Ready Made Clobing at
very low prices. No. n, Market Square.
may -
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From Poliosk,s A." Course Of Tine"

from Polioek,s Course Of 7T,ue.o
THE YOUTHFUL, MOTHERS DEATH.
Our sirl,- voIc numerous and pr.!uso cur tears;
For she was -, was Iuvoiy, and we loved
Her much : fresh III our memory, IA fresh
As yesterday, Is yet the day she died.
II was an AlTi! day; and bltte'y all
The youth oi natire leaped beneath tho sun,
And promised glorious malhoOd and ,Hif hearts
Were glad, aud round them danced the lshisone blood
II healthy merriment-whcn tidlHes came,
A child was born and ridnes came again,
That -fe who gave birth YVES slck 10 DEATH
50 switstrod surrtw on the heels oi Joy
We gathered round her bed, and bent our knees
In fefveni supitca!ion Ia tie throne
Of mercy aud periuned our prayers with sigils
Sincere, and pciitentia tears, and looks
OF self Dbasement but we Sought 10 stay
An angel on tie earth sp!rit ripe
For heaven and mercy, In her love refused:
hlost nerciul, as oft, when seeming least
Mist gracious, when she seemed the most 10 hown!
The room | well lemenber; and the bed
On which she lay aud all the Gnces, too,
That crowded dalk aud mournfuy around.
Her father there, aud mother bending stood,
Aud down their aged checks fell many drops
Of bitterness her husband too wa. there,
And brothers and they wept--her sisters, too,
Did weep and sorr,w comortless and !,
Too, wepi, though not To weeping given aud all
Within the house was d0lorous and sad.
This remember well; but hotter STILL
do remember, and will no'er forget,
This dy ing eye-tlIat eye alone bright,
And brighter crew. rs nearer death approached:
Ae ] have seen the gentle little flower
Look aires' IN the silver beam, which fell
Reflected from the thunder cloud, that soon
Came down. and DER the desert scattered Ear
Aud wide is ioveliness She made a sign
To bring her babe twas brought and by her placed
She lookcd upon is face, that neither smiled
Nor wepi, nor knew who gi,1cd upDnr and laid
Her hand upon is little breast aud sought
Forh WITH hook tlui seemed 10 penetrate
1he heavens -liI,ilterabie blessings such
rs God ip dying parents only granted
For infants lclt behind item ~ the world,
God keep my child, we heard her saw and heard
No more; TIE Angel of the Covenant
WAS come, and faithful 10 his promise stood
Prepared To walk with her through deaths dark vale.
And now her eyes grew bright and brighter stin
loo bright for ours to look upon, sufilsed
w ith many tears, and closed without q cloud
They sci as sets the morning star which goes
Not down behind the darkcned west, nor hides
Unsecured among The tempests Ofthe sky,
But inelts away into the light OF heaven
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LARCHAR e. HATCH.

AVE received, Of their own importation super,o,
80 assortment OF ofBROADCLOTIIS and CASSTMEREs
me texture aud beautiful finish, among which are-Jrt
anu bne black, black, brown, olive aud mixed CIoibss,ee
hiAed, drab, iawn drab, blue and black Cassneres.
On Hand, suitable for the present Season
brown and while linen Drills, silk Camets do Mipgo.
Seetsuckers, Nankins, Jeans, Roen Cassercs Ro,ns.
ZINES &c nc. large assortment Of Valencia, MnrseIss
ana shk Nestings silk and cotton Umbrellas Suspendes
gloves, Hosiery, Cravas and Handkerchiefs.
Also,
genem assortment Of ready made Clothnq such =,
Goats, Pantaoons, Vests, Drawe Shirts sblrt Collar -.
few blue, black and mred Brcadclot Coats which Mill
BE- cold nj first cost. - ' WI
call si No. g, Market square. Jv,v 20 70
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From the Ladies' .MagaSne.
FRAGMENT OF A DREAM.

From the Ladies' .Magaine.
FRAGMENT OF A DREAM.
The moon bright and not one carkenng cloud
Moved o'er the spot where Ieclined, sate weeping,
There pas ell figure In death bed Stroud,
And Ia It's an infant boy lay sleeping.
Methought tried 10 clasp it-'twas but air
That met my oti;-tretched arms and moro wept
TO sec those well known figures standing there,
Who ril their melancholy silence kept.
The lovely babe was miac-his pallid cheek
Lay piowcd on Lb' fathers clay cold tgcast--
knew my child, and tw ice oSsayod 10 speak
But closer to that bosom was he prest!
Al length said" Ny Frederick for thee,
len my native country and my homo,
For thee crossed the wde eupe9tuuus sea,
Amid uncertainty aud fear, 10 roam.
And wilt thou not one lock uf feeling cast
Say, caa'-i thou hot thy hand IN love extend
To her who loved thee, watched. thee to the ldn
To her who was uly suIosi, latest isiehL
heard nn sound, heard no kind reply
But thee he st,Ji-so cold and passiD'es;
No beam W mp his fixed and CLASSY ESQ,
To smile upon my widowed iuEUluCss"
No son, sndoaring clasp Of love and Joy,
Was gycn lis mother fFcm her ange boy,
Dui damp ino-e clustering cufis of golden nh,
That lay IN uGoveless--p perfect beauty thofe-
Ard over nli, such deatl. lie silence dwelt
rose IN agony Of heart and knet
Deiore tlcnl-- then a s,ld;.n mounlcam shOne
Bright oer ihciT Gdng iisu,es--lbey were gone.
AwT
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UNITED STATES, HOTEL.

AE-A TIMOTHY u. REDMOND informs his friend
HEN, and the public that he has rcopened ms establish.
.ks ment, No. l7s, ls0 Pearl street, and No. l4o ON
Water street, city Of NewYok, and invites them to renew
their patronage generCas community here have wei.
coined him back his accustomed labor in their service ana
he hopes that travellers will unite with the respectable citi-
of this city, in besowng him their encouragement
and indemnity, ns far may be for the wrongs he has sur
lered beyond the power of a jury TO redress
His household is in orer, and his accustomed ab'lTl-
dance and varieties in the harder and cellar, will lie prOvid
ed as before his unparalleled persecution.
New York, march 10 6m
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DEATHS FINAL coyorrrsr

DEATHS FINAL CONQUEST.
1he glofies Of our birth and state
Aic shadows, not substantial things;
There " 10 arnIor against fate,
Death lays his Icy lands on kings:
scepire and crbwn
Must tumble down.
And IN TIE dust be eg,al made
WIN the poor crooked seythe and spade.
some men with swords may reap the f;e,d
And plan, fresh lauels where thew LilI.
on. .neif strong nerves nj last must Yield,
They tame but one another aiII.
Early or late
They stoop 20 fate.
And must give up their murmurIna bresth-
when they, p'de cap,iyes, creep 10 death.
The r'riands wiiiier on your brow,
iien brssi no more ycvr mighty decd.
eYon ooathS purple eltar now
seo "Defe tbe viciof sistim bls>dA
All Lsars mssi c.sls
To tie eols bnlb;
Op'y ~ stfisss of ths jua
ssei swess, and hosssn = As duss.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

UDRESToN HODGES informs his friends ano ne PUBIC :
The Franklin House, his LEWIS HoDeEs' and ,na'
the business will hereafter be conducted IN the name OF
Hodges Co. They have recently re-fed and re-iunished
their House in style, with special reference 10 ine
comfort and convenience of those who may honor them with
re Of the season. and ier cellar supplied with old Vines
aud superior Lquos Those who visit the franklin House
may be Of receiving every requisite attention.
Iuy
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NOTICE.

vENlE subscribers having been appointed Commissioners to
examine the claims against the estate Of the late Gym
ha Young widow, deceased, hereby give notice that six
months Is allowed from June o. present claims against
said estate 70 u.s. and shall at The Counting ron of
John Andrews Long Wharf (whcre claims can be Ie) on
the evening Of the 18th day G August and on the eyo-
ming m the 9th Of Dacember next 10 examine the cama
presented SAMUEL JACKSON, 3D.
BENJAMIN HAM,
Juy WILLIAM HAM.
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BELLEYUE HOTEL, NEWPORT, (R. ID

. BELLEFUE HOTEL, NEWPORT, (R. ~
7NIIIE Public respectfully informed thai the NEW HO-
n TEL in this town, will be opened the LIST July,
under the sperniendance Of Mr. J.. RoUILLARp, expe
renced Landlord who will exert himself give satisfaction.
In addition to the Table P UOte private Dinner and Sup
per Parties be Soups and Coffee
at all hours e..
The Bar will bo furnished with the best Of Wines and
Liquors, these of every description usually found in
pecabe Taverns. ~
The READING Room will contain the New York, Bos
ton, Providence and Washngton and some other Southern
aud Eastern papers.
BOARD reasonable terms furnished by the day, week,
yearlle Beds, and Hair Mattresses, entirely new.
Nr,. .r,ntI Iunn
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ErOm the Bomer Of Taste

From the Boner Of Taste
CORA PRO NOBIS VIRGINE."
" Pray for Us, o Virgin.
Pray for The lover virgin pure!
Let not n stain on her endure
Who died, and en me lonely here,
To pour lie sad, the bitter tear,
Ora pro nobs, vi.Sine.
tcace TO the soul, that lowly rests,
bsncatl This turf, nj thy bchcss,
Oh grant TO me, that soon shall como
his peace, this quiet of the tomb!
Ora pro notis, virgine.
Thou hast aiIlicied-tbou can'st heal;
reach Inc IN patience wo 10 feel
Nor e'er IN all thy stripes To dare
Question thy all pcrvaGny care.
Ora pro nobis, virgne.
The st'r a ~ out from thine own sky,
Tic noonbeams on this grave now lie.
The power which made them both can raise
From clay heart that power 10 praise,
Ora pro nobis, yirgine.
The dead are thine and with them,
VINO chant this evening requiem
Living OF deal, thy mercy still,
Appears amidst hfe's seeming in.
Ora pro nobis, virgine.
Pray fg the lover, Queen of Heaven!
te all his sins al last forgiven
Pray for the corse that lonely s,eeps,
Whi'e he that loved her wakes and wees!
Ora pro nobls, virgine.
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SELF DEFENCE.

WY FULLER, most respectfully informs the Sehuo-
w men Of Providence and is vicinity, that INC 'ss
enraped ihe LARGE Room, at the WAsHINGToN HALL, pf
the purpose Of giving lessons in the above manly scehcc'
whereby gentlemen, few lessons, are taugnt 70 cas
tise those who may offer violence, and pro'ec'
against the attack Of the rullian. la.
W. r. assures every gentleman who may honor nun MIN M
their patronage that there Is go the slightest danger on o
,eceving injury from taking lessons and as an exercise
is superior all others in nvigoraimg ana strengthening
he system. ,,v
Terms to be made known on application at the Hall
Juy Of
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

-. - IIINNNN W. +. KTCE
CO9CH CHASE, md SiGp PaTNTER
UNFORS The citizens Of Providence and Is vicinity that
he has established himself in Providence in the b,ildna
OF Messs Moses aud Samuel Guild in Of Wcybosset-
ne above business In all It's branches Having had along er-
perence IN The business he trusts that he will be enabled To-
give ene satisfaction 10 those who may be pleased TO en-
Poy him. Carriages, Chaises &C. repained nt short notice
and on the most accommodating terms n AnriI '
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FRESH GOODS.

HuARVEY CLARK, No. "a, North Main street, will
II open this morning, lot of DRY GOODS, purchased
in Boston, the present week, which he will sell such
prices cannot fail of giving satisfaction customers
among which are
Black, blue, steel mixed, olive and bottle green Broad
clothsCassneles Cacois; black India Levantine Silks
plain aud figured jac0net and Swiss Musns Cambrics;
gauze iiandkerciefs Belt Ribbons; black bobinet Vei
ladies' and gentemens beaver and horse skin Gloves;
wosed and cotton Hose; Irish Lnens imitation Handler
chiefs; Valencia Shawls; Battie Handkerchies &c. &c.
N. b. On haad-Ready-madc Clothing. Any Cloths,
Cassmercs SC. sold by the subscriber, viii be made in the
best manner, and at short notice, if requested
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WINES &c

NNM. WALL, No 10 South Main street, has jus re
w ceved % boxes Clarct Wine equal or superior q
any article Of the Kind ever offered In this Market,
30 do Muscael,
300 bushels soft shelled Alrno tls,
Fresh sallad Oh, Capers, oIvoe, &c.
July u
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PRONIISSORY NOTES

- ThONIISSOf1 NOIES,
EDlLIVf Exchange, Drafts Bank Checks &C. printed
R0 IA WM NJ EVANS Patent to prereat frauds by
alleraiiolis-ior sale by =. J. DEWY,
.4gcnt for the .NsD-England States,
No. 80, Market street, Providence.
1Specmons Of said Checks Sc MS aso certificates from
ue most eminent Chemists IN the United States, be seen
by calling as above. July 25
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WILLIAM WALL.

nFFEES Tor sale et his Store, No. 49, South Man-sreet
~ the following articles, al wholesale and retail:-
100000 Spanish Cigars selected from the best Manufactures
in Cuba
20 barrels Mess Pork
200 Hams--10 chests Tea
800 gallons Oil-2 casks Rice-2O barrels Flour
hhd3 ST. CToix Rum
3puncheons pure Jamaica Spirits
20 quarter casks Lisbon and Malaga Wines
200 gallons superior Port Wine
few hoAes Caret---8 boxes Champagne
pipes Holland Gin
ditto Cogndc Brandy
10 sacks Live Geese Feathers
Together with every article called for in the Grocery line
July Q. ~ 4
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THE PROVIDENCE OBSERVATORY.
vHNIIs establishment has been opened for the remainder Of
n the season, and will be 10 those who may be pleas
ed to honor with their visits Ladies and gentlemen, citizens
and strangers, will find agreeable place Of reort-not in
erior 10 any fashionable place in this country.
August q. q. JONAS BARTLETT.