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NITY loan or $4,000.

CITY LOAN OF SS,OOO.-in pursuance Of an Ordi-
nance authorismg a Loan fr the City Of Richmond, passed
10Th Of August, 1929, I shall sell to the highest bidder, M the
Merchants Coffee House, on Tuesday, the 25th instant,
a the hour N - o'clock, a Loan Of S8,OO for the said
City, Udecmablc the lst of January, 1889, and bcaung an
interest Of six per cent. per annunn, payable quarterly, on the
following terms aud coudfions-No bid win be received for a
less sum than five hundred dollars, nor for a fractional part
aug iS-co,ds WNI r. suEPPARD. ChambTn.
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T.ILUlBLE RE.IL PROPERTY at ROCKEIY.
FOR SALE.

NFN ia -
R"OUtSUANT To a decree of the superior court
u of chanccry for the Richmond district, pronoun.
ced on the 27tll day Of March, 1899, in the case of
Young rs. Ritchio, will be offered for sale, on Satur-
day, the Goth day of August, 1899, at 4 o'clock, 2 NJ.
at public auction, to the highest btddcr,' on a credit
of G. II md 18 months, the real estate of James
fourg, deceased. situated in that part OF the city of
Richmond, called Rockctts-which property is de-
scribed by Mr.. James Ritclic, one ofthe trustees of
said Young, in tie following mariner, TO wit: An OK
cclcnt two story brick house, and a bake house Of
brrck, Ut well enclosed with brick, and occupied by a
MIR. Granger a two story wooden tenement and
ont house, separated from the former lot nv an
alley, lot enclosed with wood-thIs property lice on
Rockets street, below the bridge and Immediately
opposite the wharves-a small wooden dwelling aud
n stable, on the opposite side of the same street, lot
not enclosed: and n small wooden dwelling house, on
a street back of Rockets street, with q good garden
enclosed. Bonds with approved security will be re-
quirod Of the purchaser or purchasers, and the title
TO the property retained, as further security for the
payment of the purchase money.
j. GUERRANT, ~. s. c. c. n. II.
July 29-wGt Or one Of his Deputies.
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CENTLEMEN'S AND LADIES,
Boot and Shoe ManufactOrv.

Opposite tie old Span Yape,u.
'iE subscriber returns his thanks to his fiiends
ana the pubic, for the liberal enccuTa cement lie
has heretofore met with. Having lately emnIovcd =
first rate workman from the North. is now rrepared
10 execute orders in the ladies' and misses line. and
viii make in the most approved manner. TO measures.
IN fashionable style any orders which ie may be ia
vourcd with. and hopes by n strict personul attention
to business, to receive a continuance of the public
patronage. 49,
On hand, gen;,emens boots, shoes and pumps.
boys fine shoes, and an assortment of negro shoes,
all Of good quality.
July 2I-eo18t c12t JOHN DITRUAN
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SUMMER GOODS.

SUMMER GOODS.
"a NELSON has received BY the Exit, Tanti-
Wy and other late packets from New York
and Philadelphia, a general assortment of GOODS.
adapted to the Seasons; amongst which are
Cniicocs aud printed cnmbrics, of new STYLE
English and French cambria ~eiughams
Pain, plaid and striped battcste
PalInvrene, assorted colorS
Fancy palmyrenc dresses
Italian nett and berere
English and French merino bombazino
Black Italian lustring, OF superior quality
Heavy India satin and levantine
Jet and blue-black marceiline
Colorcd and black Gros de Naples
Pongce silks. of superior quality
Extra heavy black Mandarin crapes
Black and colorcd Nankin and Canton DO
4 !, Sd and 6 4 cambrics and iaconets
Plain and figured Swiss musIins, (part very fincl
Plain and figured book and null Go
a. and "a tam.joured and plain bobbinct laces
Thread and gimp ldces and edgings, assorted
Rich worked lace pclercnes. capps, hdkfs. 81 wells
Embroidered and tamboured muslin do
Short and long bcrcgc and gauze scarfs
Fancy bcrege gauzc and silk hdkis assorted
Italian silk and Swiss muslin cravats
India, German and English silk pocket hdkfs.
Thread cambria hdkfs.
Madras, Malabar and britannia do
Fine and supcrfne blue and black cloths
Silk forCntinc and Marseillcs vcstinr
Superfne brown and white French drill;urs
Black and grey lastings
Company and nance cliop nBnkcens
Florcntlnc and jeans, for boys wear
A Irish and German linens
Long lawns and bird eye diapers
Cd and 1914 table diaper and damask
ID, Cd, 8 4 and 1914 heavy mill spun shcetinqs
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
White, brown and fancy mjrt cotton and silk
half bose
Ladies' md gcntlemen's gloves, assorted
Parasuls and umbrellas
Carved and plain tortoise, tuck and side combs
Palm leaf, fcnthcr and Chinese painted fans
Domestic s%hirtings. ~shcetinS, plaids, apron checks
and shcclings
ALSO,
a constont supply of heavy power loom shcctinrs.
manufactured in this city, by Mcssrs. Cunningham 81
Anderson, aud for sale at their lowest cash price.
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FOR RENI,

&EUA tOK KEN J..
fssfSa And possession given immediately. if re-
sisskER quircd, the store house. orannrv. &r. n,
@zA Brandywine. King w lillian county. The
improvements are sufficiently large for a moderate
size family, consisting oftwo rooms besides the store
room on the first floor, garrett rooms and cellar. il
is considered a good stand for business. and IN = coed
tenant the ront will be reasonable.
aug f-co6t At MARTIN DREWRV.
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BALDWIN, IVES q Go.

BALDWIN, IVES q Go.
"AVE received by tue Richmond Packet and
AA other late arrivals,
Ladies' extra fine three hrcaded white cotton
hose, with double heels and feet
FSne thread cdglngs, handsome patterns
Super blue habit cloths, for ladies riding dresses,
aud gentlcmcn's sumner wear
Straw bands, new and beautiful
Jlconctt and null mu,lins
= cases handsome prints
Q do London soaps
1 do Tartan plaids
= do blue cambleis
bale green baiScs
10 do super star sheetings
. trusscs Marshall's threads, &c.
All of which. they will sell at low prices.
iuly 80
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Landing and for Sale Jy
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co.
Iihds n. England rum
Nv 10 bbls gin
so boxes cheese
20 bbls Dun!op's beer
100 casks nails, assorted sizes
. casks Sicily Madeira WING
60 bbls prime pork
10 10 mess DO
v IN STORE,
IS Hhds molasses
10 do st. Croix sugars
, do n. Orleans DO
IS pipes Cognac brandy
10 do Hollands gin
10 hhds N. Orleans rum
10 do Antigua do
so bags coffee
600 reams wrapping paper
1000 DO writing do
10 casks w S. lamp oil
600 boxes brown soap
200 bbls. No. 3, mackercl
30 boxes spermeccti candles
80 do tallow do
so bales cotton yarns
Shot, teas, Crehore's playing cards,
Nails, white lead, &c. &c.
mug 1&-10t
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JAMES WINSTON,
Commission Merchant,
AS in store, on consignment, and offers for sale
- or reasonable terms,
$4,000 Lbs. of best Smiihfeld bacon
200 barrels Of No. I n. &. nett lierrinrs
80 dc do nett shaG
TO do do roe behring's
80 do No. 3 mackrrcl
10 do refined sugar, assorted
100 do genuine cider Iinrgl.
% do family -four
5 bags black pepper
80 Kegs SnIthfcld lard
600 sides heavy slaughtered sole leather
$50 do do russell leather
100 do light wuXed do
80 dozen fine roram hats
90 do spades and shOvels
10 do meal selves - To IL irelscs
- do American caster oil
100 do bed cords and leading lines
ID coils cotton bagging rope
so boxes soap and candles
100 reams writing and wrapping papcr
10000 feet good flooring plank
$1,000 heart shingles So thick
10000 sap do I2 do
1900 feet of prime railing
10000 of Hacks superior segars
10000 OF common DO
Wove wire of any kind to order
Manufactured tobacco
Fine AID supcrfnc flour
Jirosues assorted, &c. &c. sc.
July 81
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n pursuance Of a decree Of the County Court Of
a tenrico, IN The case of Adams and others. Us. Car
.ington aud others, ! shall, as Commissioner. named
III the said decree. proceed to sell, at public auction.
et the Court House of the county Of Monroe, on
AIonday' the 2lst day Of September next. one Tract
OF Land, belonging to the estate of Tabitha Adams
deceased containing nine hundred and ftv-eiob,
acres about two hundred acres are under cultivation.
ana on WINCH there are several comfortable dwell
ing houses. with the necessary out houses. This
property lies within three miles Of the Sweet SnripD,.
ana Is SAID to he mountain land OF the FIRST quality.
reTsons wishing TO view It. are referred 10 MIR. Jacob
premises. s '' '"'
emo on Monday, uae 29th day OF the same month.
IN thetown o. stanton, a. Commissioner afnfcs,iJ
] shull sell, at public auction. fvo sl,vcs. ccrsis,;nE
OF two men, one woman, and two girls.
The slaves will be sold for ready moncy-the land
on a credit of one and two years, the purchaser -
give bonds, with approved security, and a decd If
trust upon the property. 10 secure the purchase mo
ncy' Possession will be given on the fret day of Jan.
uary next. G.. NJ. CARRINGTON. Comm
aug l7-9awtOt
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'ENHE Subscriber having determined to
leave this city by the Ist of October. returns
his thanks TO the community for The announcement
given him during his residence in this place
lie Will sell MS well selected stock Of SADDLE
RY until the above date, extremely low Cor casL
lie extensive Stock consists Of best plain and
shaitcd Saddles of his own manufacture. Also.
best carriagc ard gig harness; cart and wargon ditio.
a choice assortment of English plated uud polished
curb and snafio bits; plated and polished s,ir,5n. i,crs
best and commons English and American Bride
feathers and Dartingales; whips and squire; with a va
ncty OF other articles too tedious to mention.
Al those indebted To him will please cumc for
ward and settle the same, and those TO whom 10 IS
indebted will bring in their clsims for settlement.
juno 1q--cO DAVID JACKSON.
n1- InnPRINTING rxccnlcl nd ir Mn -
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COTTON ~OZNABURGS.

COTTON OZNABURGS.
II NELSON will keep on hand n regular supply
81 Of heavy Cotton Ospabuvgs, from Messrs. Cum
ningham g. Andcrson's Factory in this city, which
he viii sell NJ their lowest prices by the niece or
bale. This article is made entirely Of twist, from
the best cotton, and of very stout texture. and " Is be-
per and to wear better than German ozburgs or tick
lcnburgs. aug 10
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NcTlCE.-MRs. NELSON continues her
= Boarding Establishment adjoining tie Wash
lngton Tavern, within fifty yards ofthe Capitol Sqnaeo %.
She will be prepared t" accommodate, in the best
manner: a number of the Members of the Convention
and Legislature, with their families. If reou,red-
Good stables, and carriage houses we'll supplied with
Provender and careful Holsters. nug :
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ASN lids. and % bbls. Porto Rico sugar
E~ @ do New Orleans sugar
8 do loaf sugar
do fine old JAMAICA ruin
2 Gbls old peach brandy
1gO bags prime green Laguro coffee
SO boxes Muscatel raisCns
~ boxes Whittemore's cotton 81 wool cards
10 tons bar iron, gig, carriage 81 cart tires
do hoop iron
Copperas Gnd alum
Receiving and for sale by
;uiy % LEWT WEBB 81 CO. .
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NOTICE.
If. persons having claims against the estate Of
n MaIcellus Smith licensed, either as partner Of
tho late firm Of Plcaeants s. Smith, or individually,
nrc requested TO mako them known to Mr.. Abbott,
~ the Wing Office.
" JAMES PEASANTS, Adm'rs Of
mar 81 JNO.. MORRIS. J.. ). dec
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ne SAMUEL Ii. ADAMS, opposite
= the Eagle Hotel, has recently added TO her
Boarding Establishment, and will be prcnared 10 ac-
cominodate several Members OF the Convention anu
approaching Legislature with board and lodrjng-
Families visiting this Plaoo- Oil find her WINS o,,y
and con'ortabic, and every effort TO render satisfac-
ton to those who call OH her, viii be made.
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SU@. N AR z.

A fountain of carburetted hydrogen gas
has been discovered in the bottom of
CatskiIl Greek near the foot of Main-street
in Catskill With proper apparatus, says
the Editor of the Catskill Recorder, a
quantity of gas might be collected to an
swer extensively useful purposes in light
ing the village.
The house and lot 49 Wall-street, re-
Gently occupied by the Pacifi Insurance
Company was sold on Monday at public
auction by James Bleecker for $36, 100
The lot is 25 feet on Wall-street, and runs
to the line of Exchange-place, distance
of about l3O feet The purchase was
made by Joel Post, Esq.
Mr.. George Bisset, late proprietor and
editor of the Lafourche (Loulslana) Gaz-
cite, was drowned on the 25,h ult in the
Mississippi lie was about 90 years of
age.
A New-Orleans paper of the 9Th of
July, estimates the number of Spanish
emigrants to that city, in consequence OF
the law of Mexico expelling them from
the country, at moro than 1000. Many OF
them are affluent, but others are distress
ingly poor.
A reward of S. is offered by gentle
man in Newburgh, through the columns
of the Newburgh Gazette, to the lady who
will wear the smallest hat in church for
the next six months.
] A communication in the Hampshire
/ {Mass.) Gazettee, tells Of three Young
The rights of all., 1829-08-07

The Doctor was once asked by visitor,
like myself from the south, who kept the best
house in the village? He replied, that his own
was probably about as good as that OF any oil
his neighbours and its hospitality was freely
tecdered After learnlng this anecdote, took
lodgings for the night without ceremony, and
passed most agreeable evening in various
discourse. The next morning we went 10
breakfast with one ofthe Doctors neighbours
and friends, the wealthy proprietor OF 500 a.
cres. who contended with his success in trade,
has had the wisdom to beat his anchors INTO
rlouph shares. and to retire from the Gusile OF
the CITY to a rural and romantic retreat at Hyde
Park. He has embarked with enthusiasm In
agricultural and horticultural pursuits, and his
iarm, bis gardens. and his ornamental grotnos
are in excellent order, evlnclng Skill and taste
in his new profession. The whole atmosphere
is charged with the fragrance of flowers ana
the perfume OF 6: new mo"n nay In ram
bling along winding pathways, by the side OF
gurgling brooks-amidst polished circle % ot
ladies and gentlemen, who regaled me win
music and conversation, here forgot Tor
time The detected spirits and morbid feeling OF
an invalid. A little incident occurred, which
reminded me of the fables OF Orpheus ana
Amphion. the sound Of whose Tyres was so
sweet. as to charm both animated and mani
nate nature. While an accomplished anna
teur was giving some of the finest specimens
of her execution upon the piano, and young
lady was breathing out the very soul OF music,
thrush came and perched upon tree near
the window, filling up with its wild sympho-
MES the pauses ofthe voice and Insrument'D
But must quit Hyde Park, though couia
respond 10 the feeling of learned prelate, who
lingering amidst the charms OF its scenery; ex-
here die, here wish my ashes to repose,'
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ed to be the portion OF any people, Whatever
be their complexion, or their country. Should
your inclination and interest lead you to leave
America for the Colony Of Liberia, or snoulu
you prefer continuing in the country OF your
birth, still is education essential "ln&esSlgence
in every situation causes us TO have just views
of the nature, value and relation OF things, the
purposes Of life, the tendency OF actions, 10 0e
guided by purer motives TO form noble resoiu
tions, and to press forward to more deslreaole
attainments Laws will be understood ana
therefore obeyed We submit cheeriully 10
good government and consult the peace OF So
ciety in porportlon AS we learn TO respect our
selves and value our own character. these
things are the fruit of knowledge; but lgno-
rance is soil which gives exuberan grown
to discord, delusion and deeds of darkness.
Honesty, sobriety, industry, and frugallty are
all essential to form a respectable character,
without these all is lost with these added to
intelligence, much NAV yet be hope for, much
may be obtained even respectability, compe-
tence, and comparative independence.
What is there to prevent the man, (what-
ever be his complexion) who possesses the
qualifications just named from participating
in the benefits and blessings which the fruits
Of the earth are calculated to produce. The
earth will yield her increase as literally to the
blaLk as to the white; she IS no resPecter Of
persons, she is the Common Friend of All. 1t
is then, to the cultivation ofthe soil, we would
invite your earnest attention.
In communities remote from large cities, il
is found that the prejudic existing in the lat
ter against persons of colour greatly dim.n-
ishes when they exhibit such proofs OF intel
ligence, industry and integrity as might in nu'
merous instances be named and are frequent
ly reckoned amongst the most useful and ex'
emplary men in the village, where they reside
These instances, while they are calculated
10 encourage others to conduct themselve'
similarly, may be viewed as INSTRUCTIVE
hints in justification of larger sphere OF &C
ton. Could large tract of our country b
settled by intelligent and industrious coloure
persons with cartain municipal privilege
among themselves, there can be no doubt
the minds of men who Justly estimate the II
fluence ofrational liberty that the result woul
prove, that, in proportion as we restore to tf
people Of colour their long lost freedom wit
Iberality, we shall secure to the nation
powerful auxiliary of strength and defence.
The rights of all., 1829-08-07

men, among US, 50 much devoted to the
improvement, and elevation of our op-
pressed people, as the Rev Mr.. Paul, of
Albany. His intelligent mind and warm
heart, respond to every thing calculated
to promote the cause of humanity.
We shall in our next numbers. occupy
our first page, in extracts from Mr.. Paul S
excellent address.
The rights of all., 1829-08-07

We have received copy of The Rev.
N. Paurs address, delivered at Troy, on
the celebration of the Abolition of Slave
~, in the State of New-York, July 9th,
1929.
Mr. Paul is one of our most enlightened
coloured ministers, and while we do not
consider the present address, in lltera-
yy point of view, equal to the one, he de-
livered in Albany two years ago, yet in
depth of thought and accuracy Of policy,
it stands pre-eminent. We have few
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OUR NORTH RIVER.

OUR NORTH RIVER.
HYDE pEPAaK.-AMarylande who is travelling
over our State gives the following picture OF
Hyde Park, In the Baltimore armef.
With view to examine some of the farms
and country seats upon the banks OF the Huo-
son, spent day at Hyde Park, and was de-
lighted, not only with the chasm~ OF oature, but
also with The refnelnents OF society ana the
spi ii Of hospitality, prevailing among the In
bahitants of this rich and beautiful region
The scenery will sustain comparison with
the finest specimen Of English landscape
passed bright afternoon N rambling over the
grounds which belonged to the late Doctor
Bard and have recently been purchased by
DR.. Hosack Of New York. They comprise
tract Of 700 acres, bounded on the west by
sThe noble North, and extending back mile
or more into the fertile county Of Duchess
From the beautiful lawn in font Of the man
sion and the neighbouring cottage, the vie"
reaches on one hand 10 the blue summlts ot
the Catskll, and on the other to the highlands,
in the vicinity Of West Point. The Hudson,
with its green and rural shores, Is visible ior
the distance of twenty miles, An almost en-
dless variety of venerable forest trees give
shade and beauty to the landscape, throogn
I
noisy as the Arno itself filling the hanging
gardens and groves on its borders with muir
murs. On the sunny decivity, sloping to this
ripe water melons, some Of them weighing for
ty pounds EACH Fruits and flowers of all
kinds are rich and abundant. The woods are
vocal with the song of birds, and the squirrel
frequently crossed my winding and tangled
II ~
fountains gush from the bank of the river at
fording plentiful supply of the best water
The present enterprlslng proprietor OF thl'
farm has but lust commenced his system o
: improvements With his wealth, he will
doubtless render it still more than it now is
terrestrial paradise.
Not far from the splendid grounds of DIR
: Hosack, is the residence of DR.. Allen, the ce
lebrity ofwhose classical institution has sprea'
n throughout the country and attracted student
from distant states. His stately mansion Is 81
? tuated in the midst Of lawn of eighty acres
i intersected by avenues and winding walk
bordered with ornamental trees. From til
window Of the library the eye ranges dow
v the banks of the Hudson for a distance OF TWEEN
y ty five or thirty miles. and reposes upon tn
picturesque scenery on the opposite shore
= Here are porches and halls of science, conse
h, Grated as the Peclle, shades deep and class
cal as the groves of Academus, and water
brighter than the Ilissus. The learned pre-
ID prietor, as he himself remarked to me, belong
OF emphaticalIy to the peripatetic school of ph
.. losopey. His hours of relaxation from stud
are frequently employed in walking throug
E. the fields with his pupils, conversing familia
IN ly on what thay have read, and at the sam
time enjoying the beauties of nature. All h
y scholars are inmates of his roof, and treated ;
" the members Of one family.
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THE RIGHTS Dt ALI.
Newly ork, Friday, August ID, 1929.
NOTICE.

Agents abroad are requested, to send in
their lists of names as early as possible,
with which lists, we shall hereafter expect
,heir monies in advance.
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tucky prepared, is usual the OF suits, Tor
my signature IL was brought by the clerk who usu-
ally pesiorns that business, and after enquirng ,s
object, and If he was ii correct, sigucd it,
ms was the only concern had in the affair. Soon
amer learned that tho account incomplete; that
10, 1t was correct far the books wore at that
time posted, and wrote apology To Mr.. Hawkins,
ma advised him that complete would be for
warded as soon as his accounts were adjusted which
was done.
Mr.. Kendall has sided close to the General Post
Office for several months past, g. bcem in it's employ
and knows very well that am not the book keeper.
am your obedent servant,
ABRAM BRADLEY,
Assist. m, .Stcr Can't