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MUMMY HUNTING

accepted the invitation of Signor piccinni Inc.
CHEESE, in the service Of the Sweds Consul at Alexan.
dTia who had resided about nine years at Thehes 10
see the opening OF a mummy that might myself take
out tile scardbcus or any such sacred ornament az might
be found in The coffin. Tho signors dwelling was no.
thing more than mul-hut on tho hills of Goornoo
assembled TO the only apartment by few steps; this
contained bis couch his arms his wine his w
drawings, and all his worldly goods The window
shutters, steps, and floor were composed Of mummy
collins, painted with Thoroughbred figures perhaps
or thousand years old; anil II was curious TO observe
tho proluss expenditure ofmaerals to which had been
accusloned to attach IDEAS OF value from seeing them
only in museums and collections Of antiquities had
accompanied Signor Piecinni with great cleo thinking
what fine thing II would be to tell my friends n Eng
land What my notions Of opening mummy were I
cannot define something, however, very classical and
antque-certainly any hing but what IL proved in
reality. Halt a dozen Arabs were stauling around
painting under heat, dust and fatigue Tboy had only
Just brought in their burllen aud wero watchin. viii,
eager look The examination Of il. contents (heir pro
fits depending upon the value Of the pfize) while the
candles which they held assist the search lighted ND
their anxious counIenances The outside Of the
mummy was covered with hieroglypli~e and the in
ner one consisted OF figure as large as life with the
lace and eyes painted like a mask On lifting uo mi.
cover nothing seen but ofdak yellow cloth
which though IL must have consisted Of at least 6ity
folds yielded like sand TO the mercilsss hand Of the ope
ralor, and the skeleton appeared 70 Wow II some
time before could recover from tbe horror with which
the scene impressed me- more, but Ibis little
wassuiiicient 10 make consider the employment a.
disusng az That oil resurrection man. and the
OF performing II not less unfcelng IL may be called
The pursuit Of science, but 10 me II appeared notny
more than ritling The dead FOR tho sake Of tho hnnf
ornaments with which the corpse is generally buried
This indeed, he fac ior The moment ID was aseer
tanned that the mummy contained no ornament, th'
skeleton, together With tho papyfus, on which were in
scibed numerous distinct herogyphics aud he othe
materials, was cast forth worthless rubbish SAT
icien papyrus and relics have been procured for he
interests Of science; and think il would rebound TO be
pashas credit if hc were 10 issuo eGict {, clear b
country from these mummy scavengers lie had, IN.
deed ordered all the corpses 10 be reiDlerFed but ac
cofdng to evident demonstration this order was ha6iu
II ally disregarded Scarab@ are scarce; a few wer,
brought ne by The Felldhs while wandering about IN,
rrins, though mono Of valve. Nncient coils arc BRO
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Is-laf4t"

k9UBLlC SALE.-By virtue of deed of trust ex-
the 9th day of August 1928 and recorded in the Clerk
Otcc OF Powhatan, Tor purposes therein mentioned will
be sold to the highest bidder public auction upon the
premises Tor cash on the 9Th day of September next
fair, if not the next fair dav tract of land in the
county OF Powhatan, which the said William Wat
kns resides, containing 202 "a acres three negroes
named i'iLzy Sarah and Julia, with their increase; to-
gether with the said VIM Wstkins's bousebod and
Kitchen furniture, and plantation utensils and two houses:
or SO much OF the said land other property az viii be
sutlcien to satisfy the purposes of The said deed Such
ute az IS vested in the subscribers will be conveyed TO
the purchasers. SAMUEL WATKINS , -
VIM S. DANCE, { trustees.
assent to the above sale. WM. WATKINS
August 4. yyAls
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"A TEACHER, who has had several years expert
IN encc, wishes 10 get employment, for the snsuiug
year IN some academy private family He can oGcr
lmPe testimonials oil his ability teach The Greek
Latin and English languages graumatically, Ari,hme
tic, Geography, Astronomy, Mathen atics &C. Let
ters addressed to A. b. of William SNYDER esq
ended 10.
July 10. 10 1,n,#
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

ON RAISING TOMATOES FROM oU1

ON RAISING TOMATOES FROM CUTTINGS.
6afcsbtVg, 1ldycb 10, 1929.
Mn. EofToR AT The request Of "A. G. r."
through TIC medium oil 8 ne Southern Hgric,aturfst
beg leave 10 describe the mode Of propaeaing The TO.
naoos from " cuttings parficUlariv' which have
pracscd With considerable success for many years Il
take care 10 have sufciont quantity Of seeds sown in
nursery bod, early In the sason. border The
north side Of ny garden, win southern aspect cover
Ell AZ night, aud exposed 70 the Influence Of the sun in
the day, which keep In reserve, ia case iao nost
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

NoTICE TO TYLER CLIFr-You are hereby
notified, Chat shah ilc in The CLERKS Office Of the
superior Court OF Law in Aibcmarle County ana apply
to said Court in October for its assistance in prose
cutting such Proceedings (under the Act of the General
Assembly oil Virginia, passed February I7th 1927 as
may be necessary for obtaining a divorce from YOU
when and where you may attend, if you please.
MATILDA CLIFF
Albemarle, August Ii. 2e-w4w
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CK8RLES ~ .McGL.V.y'ES.S,


'R0d Ornamental Painter, Glider &c.
AZ his OLD stand south side of The Capitol Square and
- -, mex door % the Compiler Office
AN GINA generally, for the patronage he has receive
ca would inform them. that nc still continues 10 carry
on 'no aboye business IN all their various branches.
IT'S prices viii be suited to The times. lie forbesrs to
say any thing about his qualifications; residence OF
years IN Richmond, viii enable the public Judge ei
his pretensions 10 patronage.
~ B.--WOfkmcn cen DO cent "a The country ~ TIC
shortest notice.
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q LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE vilIsen m,

a LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE will sell the
"a tract OF land on which reside containing by late
survey upwards of three thousand acresTbis land lice
IN the County OF Abemare, adjoining the estates of John
Harris, Martin Dawson and James Ross and inmedi-
sley at me ioo' OF the South West mountains miles
from Charlottesville and the same distance from lanes
River This tract well adapted 10 the culture Of wheat
corn and tobacco, and is situated in healthy wealth.,
and intelligent neighborhood. The improvements con
sst chiefly OF commoiious brick dwelling house a
grst mill, two barns with treshing nlachines tobacco
houses, overseer's houses stables, sc. &C.
me subscriber invites the attention Of persona de-
sirous of purchasing real property The terms will bo
moderate and an undoubted title will be made II will
be shown at any time, by my son John C Carter.
August IL. 27et,es
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CROPS, pRospEcre ETC

The Rochester Republican OF The 27th uIt says cha,
ne0 chedt mad been ground in that place and had be e
pronounced TO be OF very superior quality II adds
VIII he OF good quality and abundant; and that the
intelligence OF the favourable aspect of things through
out the country has cheering eject on The counte
n"nces oil cur citizens To this exhiliratns prospec
there appears 10 be general response Throughout the
county.
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LAND FOR SALE
HH Tract of Land or miles south of Chariot :,

AH Tract of Land 8 or 6 miles south of Charlie. =
LVH courthouse, containing 666 acres 100 of wbicb
IS nat land on Twittys Creek and from $50 to 300
acres IN weIi-tinbercd woods, ali of which will brin
Tobacco. The plantation under rood fences Tns mi
ana IS capable OF great Improvement The soil is par
ucuiary adapted TO wheat and clover, us well as corn
OATS anu tobacco The Houses large and with small
lor entertainment. The situation having been long re-
as one oil the most commanding Tor public house
M 'ne country would sell az reasonable price, and
ulS ground as get OIL my crop, for seeding wheat
ana as soon as can gather in my crop for market give
the 9th day of October next offer il 10 the HIGHEST bd
aer ON the premises The terms will then be made
known and Will be accommodating. Any person wish
ing TO purchase land in Charlotte County will please
call ON me, and look at the land In my absence mv
oVerseer VIII snow IT. JOHN FENNELL.
JUNE ~ l2wtIstOct
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ANtrN.,S 80 I,IITs M, ~, 80, .-u,,., -
Va MAN
nf 'ho"As HOOD, ESQ.
Wei hast thou cried, departed Burke,
Al chifafous fonantlc work,
Is vnueu no" Uli past
4 n@ non 9Se-Whieh some have thousGt
" meVte ,a'het oNefwfouSht--
az" -" %" 'u''s
Sye,.where are those heroie knighis
pi oM-those afinadilo wights
VINO Wore me plated vest
Hteat thetiemagne, aud all his peer,
are cold enjoying with their spears
Ahe.sfsas'VHS iest!-
me bold hing Arthur sieepeth sonn1,
30 sleep his knights who gave that Rou,d
Oid AaoIo such oclat
On Time has pilckd the alumy hIow
And none engage at to'tTHcyS now
ow 'h"Ss 1NVso 10 '~'
hrmJohn o Oaunt "a quite gone IL.
ANA Guy as nothing but Guy,
'ilanio ucs iorlorn =
D9id sidney, and has kidncy-nay,
nose early champ,ons"-what ale they
nag"S WITHOUT MONT
Nofeicy branch now porsovores
Lake those oil OLD Ia breaking spcarsr-
the namc Is now n lie
S"rgco'S' alone, by any chance,
hio an lhei.eve5 couch a tdSee
VNs'~' ''ue 'y'.
Mas Ion ihon,hoertod Dick,
1hM cut thc MosIems To the quick,
Ills weapon lies IA peace
TN II would warm them IN tuCc,
1t they could only have spice
Va i'a gu "eee 'n e'eeec
The t1m'd Rinaldo lies a-cold,
hnd innered TOO, and Godttey bold,
That scold the holy wall!
10 Saraccn meets!Paiadn,
we honT OF no great SatGdiH,
Nu' '"s s'o" VIC SINAI
our Crossya TOO have dwindied sluce
9 penny uinSs-at our Black Prince
historic pens wouil scon-
nc only one VIC modenls nad
was nothing but Sdnd'c'ch lad;
"' W.. ""'. C'
MhoTo ate those Old ana feudal ciansf
tneiF pixies, ana ollis, ANA partnnns
herr auoetksIlerlns-buiis!
n haule was 0stlic thon,
\ breathing piece OF work-out mon
'S"' w" ''' p'""e' Pu'''
y no culalaNc IL out OF date
4 nc eood Ola cfols-oow Dcnds-:o Iaie'
ms gonc--ihe archers craft
no tough arm bends the sprns'dg yewt
Aud Jolly draymon ride, mlcu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

HsMp About 1922 bushels OF hemp seed have
osen sown This season, 400 acres OF lind in No,
hampnn Hadicy Hatfield, Sunderland Deerfeid and
"eSthem' The number of acres of hemp in Norhamp-
ton, IS about 300, Of which i75 were sown by one com
Pany Some seed was sown as late July Ilth.
Boston paper.
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NELSON PAGE.
PEYTON HARRISON.
2t---wly


RJOrICE-Mrs Abigail MTayo. Mrs lane couus
Ia Messrs. Edward G Mayo. James Winston. and ali
other persons whom i may concern, are hereby no,i
bed th, petition viii he presented 10 tho next General
Assembly, virginia, praying tie passage Of lasy at-
thoHsing hc Incorporation Of ConpiHy Cor ihe erec.
ion o. FOL Bfidge Jslues River It some con-
yenlen pontbeow Mayo's Bridge. and niersecfDg the
Richmond Docl,
Dy sogdry cGzens Of Chesterfield and The neigh.
b0urng Counties
July 20. 32-vylev
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EEYRUST SALE On PATRICK IANn -p.. -

FEIRUST SALE OF PATRICK LAND.-By virtue
OF deed OF trust, executed by Charles irving OF
the County of buckingham. to the subscribers bearing
date the 9TH OF May, 1927 and of record in the clerk
oihces oil the counties OF Buckingham and Patrick for
the purpose therein mentioned or one of us will sell
before the door OF thc Franklin IIotc in the town of
bynchburg on the day ofnext month"; (Augusf for
cash to me highest bidder, at public auction tract Of
land containing twenty two hundred acres, living in
the county OF Patrick, fourteen miles from the Court
house on The head waters Of the Dan river II Is part
OF me tract OF land known by the ofthe Meadows
OF Dan, and was assigned by Commissioners of Pa
trick County Court TO Charles Irving az dis,Fbuiee or
deyisee Of his father Their report is OF record in the
Clerks Office Of Patrick County, and persons dispo4ed
% purchase are referred to II tor particular de-
scrption Of The property The greater portion Of tis
anh IS SAID 10 be very rich; lot Of more han three
hundred acres lies very well ad is fine tobacco land.
c oiner io VIII make good stock farm The title Is
good, but sell only such as is vested in us bv tho
deed under which we act.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18
CHARLES A STUART.
STEPHEN NSDt-D on

lNa oilCh'-Ranaway from the subscriber last De-
cember, Jenny, 20 years of age, dark complexion
common stature She has acquaintance in New Kent
Charles City, Chesterfield, Henrico and Prince
George and it is more probable that she is in New Kent
OF C'aTes cry az she has been in the neighbour
noon oil turner H. Royals of Charles City, who for
merry owned her, and she has also been seen In the
neighDourhood OF Robert Baylys Of New Kent It's
key she may pass as free, and may have obtained FREQ
papers She, doubt, will be lurking about the 60,
Elements OF free negroes will pay reward of thirty
dollars II delivered to me at Richmond and twenty dot
lars II secured in any Jail, so that get her again
June e. PANTS End oTsfo,,a;l in.
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Eligible situations for Cotton and U1ooiI@z 1Eon1
factories.

VIE subscribers inform the public that they have,
- Tor sale OF rent reasonable terms two very eli.
Flour and Corn Mills, situated near The n,,l5c Dol
upon good navigation short distance only above Mavo,s
bridge and opposite the Capitol, with an ample and CON
slant supply OF Water, under fall or pressure Of 2i
feet neither subject TO droughts or freshetseither of
winch sites, can be improved at small expense nc
canal being already formed Letters post paid will b.,
duly attended TO. p IAXAJI g r.
The National InteIligenccr, American and CONNER
cia Daily Advertiser, (Baiimore) and New York Eve
mng POST viii insert the above once week for two
mouths, and send their accounts for payment
Iuiy o. lO--wzn PHI. & Co
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"DoRoTHEA j. RAMsBoTroM1
tFTom o5 co,Je9oadeat q ae " = cosa,a,,elai.I

LOvDON, June 10.
Ihere nothing, at present, 70 be particularly re-.
marked respecting literary and learned men, or her
proiueiions Southeys Colleagues you viii have seen
beioTe tbs reaches you: IL r. splfniA WORK an vet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

oiAIlSIICS OF THE UNITED STATES"
CD THOMPSON has recently published, Tabular
III Sfdt'sticdi Yie,rs Of the United States Popu.
,a'on, commcrce, Navigation, Public Lands, PostOf
adjustments, Expenditures and Public Debt Compiled
IRON authentic records at the Seat of Governments b
"corgc Watterson and N. d. Vanzandt.
10 this volume has been added Tables of the Tdri5s
oil iiso 1871, 1916, 1924 and 1928. The whole cin.
oracng very important details in relation to Allowances
anu boanues, appropriations, Balances, Bank of the
United States, Customs, Debentures, Drawbacks Drec,
iaxes' Disbursements, Dividends Bank Stocks Esi-
mates Excess OF Imports and Exports, Indian Lands
intercourse with Foreign Nations, Internal Revenue.
Lead Mines Loans and Treasury Notes. Marine and
Navy Hospitals Militia, Military Academy, Pensioners
surplus Fund, Tonnage, Sc. sc. Ono volume Alto.
:, W ms work may also be had of Hilliard s. GRAY
6arter & Hendee, Wells & Lilly, and s. G.. Goodrich.
,os'on-Carvill; Elam Bliss; White s. Co. New York
Ssry & Lea, r. ii. Small, |. Grigg Towar & Hogan.
,r,hadelphia--F. Lucas and E. l. Coale, Batmore-,W
=, Gray tredericksburgT. L. Green, Milledgc Vile
(Ga) Gales Sons, Raleigh.
Washington, July 81. 2Lwsw
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n Aw LEcruREs--the ensuing course Of Law
~ Lectures at this place win conmcnce "a .r,1 ~
the first Monday in November, and tcrmnate on t, y,
of April 0'i u'' Ast
Inc mode OF instruction in this institution hoe hoo,
heretofore so fuy made known that il will bc
cessary to remind those whom IL may concern that i
lure delivered each day in the week. Sundays oxccns
eu) hat minute examination also takes place ON each
v,sion-examinaton ON every Saturday. Blackstone.
commentaries and the Revised Code tho text books
embracing occasional dissertations on particular TONES
readings on some OF the most important statutes and an
noahons on the work OF Mr. Blackstone. These lec,
lures compose printed octave volume comprehensive
about the quantity Of matter in two volumes of Back
stone copy of them is placed in the hands Of each
STUDENT during the session, and they further orally
explained and expanded occasion may 10 rcuufrc
Fee Tor one or more courses of Lecture S75
Board may be had at 1856 per session.
H. S. G.. TUCKER.
"inchcster, July IL 19-wtSlstAup
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-18

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE--Ihe undersiCn-
ed wishing to dispose 81 his plantation on Hard
ware Iiver ia the Coua'y of ALLOWABLE about six fecs
from the town Of Scotsyiic James river will offer
iorssle on Tuesday the 18Th day of August next on
inc Premscs-Ihis tract contains about one thousand
acreg-of which one fourth part are low grounds and
much OF the first quality. The improvements on This
plantation, consist OF comfortable dwelling house
barn, "hcat-maclline &c. This land may he divided
INTO Two farms lying each side of The ryerand will
pc Sod IN That way, il requirodit will be shown at
any Tune previous 10 the day OF sale by my n,anarcr
W. Pace, living on t. OF BY Possession will be
gwen at Christmas with the privilege of seeding
crop OF small grain, tthe usual time Terms will DO
made known on the day Of sale.
SAMUEL DYER, SR.
Albemarle, july. 17-wids
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q toNCORD AGA THE second session of this
" Seminary, will commence on The LIST day of Gen
temDer next. The course of education embraces tbo
English Latin French Greek, Spanish and Italian Ian
guages; with the sciences generally The terms for
board and tuition are $l0 for the scholastic wear Of ton
months; each boarder finding his own bed bedding and
candles; Sl6, II they be furnished by the subscriber
ic" more orderly boarders can be accommodated Pa
Ten's ana guardians arc invited to visit the subscriber
ana Judge oil the Improvement and situation of the stu
denis Those who may wish to write TO him. are re-
quesed to direct their letters 70
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W ALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-On SaIurJ,v
" tne ON day OF September next, will he offered
d. fubic Seir on the premises that very valuable and
beautiful Tract OF Llni on which thu late R,ni.mj,
Lewis resided, lying on the Shenandoah River abou,
mile and hall below Port Republic in the County nj
kockinghan containing between is and 1000 Acres Of
which between and 500 acres arc cleare,I-wsu cn
closed and 10 state CT civilizations more than half Of
the cleared Land fine river bottom and the yboIo Il
productive in all the varieties Of grain, and grasses u,n
iy rsis'd in this part of thr State and is
wen adapted to the use o Pla-t-r Paris This L,na ia
enia'kabiy level and being bounded IN ono side bv mo
RIVER may very conveniently admit OF water TO each
held on the Farm The improvements ore upusuall,,
good The Mansion House is large, connexions arr,
wen hnished framed building, will all The necessary
ana convenient APPENDICES aud rout- houses largo
Darh shehded all round, and good Stables Near TIC
'"eHing-h heres never-fsilinr Won of .xce,.
rent water and avery large Orchard of wen selected
aHI grated Fruit Trees The situation in point OF b.,lib
md goo neighbcrhood il inferior To none i'm upner Viz
gipa Inc Terms OF Sale will be one third Of The mr.
chase money in hand, and the residue In three equal an
nua payments III desired this Land would be divided
20 SUIT purchasers and approved Bonds would DO take,,
IN payment tor considerable proportion of the purchase
money The Land is offered for sale aercoabv IN the
directions OF the VIII OF the Deceased.
CHARLES LEWIS, \
CHARLES A. STUART Z E,ec,,,oSs
STEPHEN iiANSBERCER y
u Possession would be given for a pari of tho ana
IN 'In Of seeding, and OF the whole on the first Of jan
uaiy next. "
July 81. 81 MI
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THOS. b. COLEMAN
President of Concord Academy near tho
Bowling Green, Caroline County
August H. 27uoay
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+Wc have heard hc peco Of scandal which our
audcs II said that during tho life the celebrated Duo
e OF Devonshire tho beautiful and believe fouy
s1ndered heroine OF her Fashionable
dagercse with another lady Of auk whom he tho
death OF III first Duchess Tho Duke, alio said
born out OF lawful wodock being the 10
however, recognised tho lawful nhcror estate AMI
trej but when he projected matrimonial engagement, noble
man who was the legal he him understand that
not disturb him during his m while he
that he undertook matrmony, he up We toll
tho tale it told and of nohag abon, ne
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MIIS qslG Jln,s Z, A, 1fIM QWSa

Ms RAMsRorqoat's hrTEEu JoH7g BOi1s-! c5reIa6eI
"MoNTAGUE-PLAcE, !
EridnY, NgrN % 1921
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-05-14

for keeping oil and all the necessary apnara.
ratus in the same manner as the light houses
ofihe United States have been fitted by Wins.
low Lewis, with the addition OF the pn'ent ap-
paratus for conducting the heat oil the lamps
to the oil therein; the said refeeiors to have
seven ounces and twelve penny weights Of
pure silver in each reflector The whole TO be
approved by tho Superintendent Of Light hou.
SOS in Rhode Island, or such other person rs
may Re designated by him In the proposals for
building, the terms to be- stated for building
the dwelling house with hard burnt bricks in
lieu of split undressed stones; walls Of eigh.
teen, instead of twenty four inches in case
this mode should be preferred; and Ia the said
separate proposals, provision TO be made for
the alternative Of nine patent lamps with nine
inch refec,ors and heaters; Il TO these pre-
ference should be given. Payment TO be made
when the work shall be completed and ap.
proved.
Those who arc disposed To contract, will be
pleased TO transmit their proposals IT, the Col.
lcctor Of the Customs at Newport, on or be
fore the thirtielh day of May, instant
CHRIST. .ELI.ERY, Collector
and Superb. Ligkt Houses.
Nav H.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-05-14

Would TespseVuHy iWorm Ihe Ladies aud
gentlemen Of Newport,
HNIiAT he will attend for the purpose OF
II tuning or repairing PIANO FORTES,
ORGANS, &c. FOR few days. in this
town. For further particulars please on.
quire of SrErhEN 4. NoRrnAM, Esq.
Newport, Nay liih, 1899.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-05-14
13Irrfru

In Portsmouth,, on Wednesday last, by Rev
mr. Torrey mr.. George VI Colt, Of Bristol, to
miss Mary II Colt, oftho former place.
13ifO.
n this town on monday. 9TH inst miss Jane
c. Lnngwofthy, daughter ofihe late mr. vii.
liam Langworthy, aged % years.
At Jamestown On Sunday last, Capt Henry
Fowler, in the Slth year of his ago
In Portsmouth,, on Tuesday last, Samuel
Ehgs, aged - years
At North Kingstown on tho I'D inst mr.
Alexander Gardner, aged ca years.