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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-26
and Nhode.ls.
land Steam Packets.

s4RRi.vG ENE.NT FOR AUGUST,
The PRESIDENT, Capt X. $. BuNErR
LEAVES PRoyIpENcE,
August q u, II. II, n, 20, 30, at ~ nj.
AM New YoRK.
August A. .. i3. ~, "a, %, at q z. NJ.
The WASHINGTON, Capt, CoMsrocK
LEAVES PRoviDkHcE,
August 3, 2, ~, l6, 20, ~. 81, at IL M.
Ann NEw EoKK,
August S, 10, Ia, iS. 23 ~, at =. NJ
The BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Capt.
h, ). BUNKER,
LEAVES PRovIpEScE,
August a, ., -, -, "a, %, at IL NJ.
ASD NHw YnRK,
August 2, 6, IL, II, a, %, ~. at r. NJ.
The CHANCELLOR LIVINGSTON,
Capt. l. .Co0GEsuALL,
LEAVES PRovipENc.,
August 5, 10 IA. IS, 23. "a, at l2 ~
AND NEw ioRk,
August 3. z. ~, rs. ~, %. 81 at DR.. NJ
The Packets, both 10 aud from New York
touch ., the Long Wharf at Newport. IL
receive and land Passengers -Carriages
always in waiting upon their arrival.
July 81, 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-26
BRIGHTON NARKET-.Honday
9,r,,sy C.l

Reported for the Chronicle and Patriot
AT Market this day al Beef Ca'rle. fin
Guiding 60 unsold lnst week. unsoid thi-
doy about 20: 600 Stores; w Cows and
Calves. 1903 Sheep and li5 Swine
Prices BEEF Caide--Fron so 0s4 30
a small number wrre taken 1T 4 10
.Sioyes s-Salrs quite brisk though alta low
pr CO: nore than halt the number we're sold
Cotcs and Cdti,s- Ssles good; We no.
,icrd several al $50, y, 25. d. .
Sheep and Lrmbs--From 81 80 AZ,
re noticed several lots taken At ! so a
625 a small number Of prime weihers
we're taken ri 81 25
!Sioine--No, much doing: no sales Of lots;
few were taken nj retail at a. a 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-26

.4irogcdy We learn by the Plato, from
Naranhaln, that Capt. Bailey, "f the brig
Far American, Of ths port, lying at that
place, while in the act Of chastlsing his
cook. black man. for some Improper con
duct, received n stab in The side from
knife. which the cook had conceded abwut
him. and thar tho ls,ier immediately jump
ed overheard and was drowucd Cupi Ba
icy's wound was bad one, but he was on
tho recovery when the Plato sailed.
Salem Register.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-26
MARRIED.

In this town, on Thursday afternoon last,
BY the Rev. Mr.. Eddy, Mr Reuben 7 Green,
to Miss Jane Z Chase, daughter Of MIR. Abnor
Chase both Of Portsmouth.
In Prcvidenrs, on Sunday evening, 18th,
by the Rcv MIR. Pickering. Mr. DAVID Mel.
will, formerly OF this town, TO Miss Rebecca
Z Slack of PInyidrncc
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-26

BRows USrrrrsITY The ANIMAL com.
mencenient Of Brown University will take
place on "Wednesday next. The presen, gen
ict class embrace several young men of un
cnrn.Ion talent, and the exercises are cxpect.
cd to be moro than usually interesting
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-26

MAINE STATE LOTTERY no 23;
lVl draws Saturday Aug. %. Highest
prize ,000--Ticke,s d parts in proper.
tioD.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no ~;
draws Tuesday Aug. 81. Highest prss
$4,000. Ticket. parts in propornon.
CUMBERLAND s. OXFORD uo. Is;
draws Thursday Sept. 2. lliches, rr,so
$4,000. Tickets 2 parts in proportion.
DRAWN NUMBERS.
OF Connec,irnt lottery no. 90 3 2?
4 a6 30 o 10 ~. OF Maine State no. I'd
--32 80 80 "a 36 40 I 4 SO.
MORE GOOD LUCK AT J. c. SsiAw'S.
Comb. 10 % 80 in Name state battery,
cl,ss L., Prize Of $3.50, sold in ~hols
ticket.
Comb. I6 &c IL in Conn River Lot lass
4, prize Of 500, sold in Quarters.
Astonishing Good Luck as usual al the
Fortunate Office Of J. &. Shaw.
LOOK AT TIYTSi
Combination I6 36 81 in the Connec, ,Is,t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-26

Ihe Intelligence ia.eiy rseews1 fTem he
West, is OF the mos, gratifying Kind. The
friends of MR. Clay mus, rejoice at tie revo.
iati"n which is going m IN public sentiment
Surh revolution was 70 bs expected from
the known Intelligence of tho American peos
pie.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-26

Or. ". r Smith. Professor Of Surgery
IN the University OF Maryland, has recent
ly invented an instrument for performing
he operation of bi,ho;"my, or removal o
the stone from the bladder. II viii enable
The operator. TO accomplish the operation
in half the ordinary time. with far more
safety and less pain to the patient than
with the common instrument.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-26

On Tuesday next, town meetings will be
held throughout the State for the ele elton of
representatives. to the General Assembly. Al
the next session of the Legislature eH.ets will
be made Co secure tho election Of a Speaker.
favorable 10 the present administration, aud
perhaps, resalo otious viii DE again Introduced,
ii the coInplsxfin of the House is such as TO
warrant hope Of their prevailing, lsudatory
OF the course which has been pursued by Geg
Jackson and his cabinet. and proposing sis
n,'uiaalion for 70 election, after bis present
term has expired. II the fresmeu of the
State have not chan ed their pol,,icai sent.
,nents within the last six months, ii will be
well for them not to be inactive now. The
interests Of this state and of the Union are
Identified with the principles of tlenry Clay
..-and both must fall or rise, as he is defeat.
cd or victorious.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-26

Msdien's travels IN Turkey. Syria. Nh
bia, Egypt and Palestine, is avery enter.
,ainlng book. Ii abpunos with anecdotes
illustra,ive oi the character of the East
astrolosy IN these .o.lmrs, Gu occasional
exhibit of concert aud egolsn, and some
weak sttempsa poetry. Bu on the " hole
they vii wel repay the trouble OF PerusaI
1ney may be ob aiucd. with ali the popular
modern productions, at the book stare OF
Mr.. J. liainuond.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-26

The Snpre'us Cuur, dfth:s State is now in
scssiNa here. a. yet bal htnc progress has
been made in tho docket. Two indictments
for assault and battery have been preferred by
ihsGrAnd Jury, one ofwhich will he tried to-
mo- row morning, The Grand Jury was
yestetdis disDlssed un,il the irs, Tuesday OF
Sep,s.nb;r, TO which time it is understood
tho Court viii acjonrn after tho Gloss of the
present week.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-26

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
u,UE Subscribers. Executors Of the lest
Il VIII and Tes,anent of
WILLIAM BAILEY,
late Of Middletown, decessed. hereby give
notice ,bs, Elk months are allowed for the
..t,lemcp, Of said estate:-All persons
having demands against the estate VIII
oressr, them for settlement. ard hose IN.
debted will make immediate payment TO
JOSEPH I. BAILEY. E,seo,o,,
JETHRO B. BAILEY.
July -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-26
1000 dollars !

The Second highest prize In the Lottery.
This Plum Wss sold in whole ticket to q
gentleman in this town This prize BE-.
sidcs many others Of STANDARDIZATION
$50, &c. will demonstrate where The prizes
are sold.
&c. SHAW.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-27

W. nY before our readers a copy OF OBJ.
Constitution, proposed Tor adoption by the
PeOpA;
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-27

and tbat Il is the mutual duty Of al to
lractise Christian forlearance, love, and
charity towards each O.her.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-27
ARTICLE H.

The Legislative, Executive, and Ju-
dietary Departments, shall be separate and
distinct, so that neither exercise the powers
properly belonging TO either of the others,
nor shall any person exercise the powers of
more than one of them at the same time,
except that the Justices Of the County
Courts shall be eligible to either House Of
Assembly.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-27
ARTICLE III.

I. The Legislature shall be formed Of
Two distinct branches, which together shall
be a complete Legislature, and shall be
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-01-27
ARTICLE /.

The Declaration of Rights made on the
18th June, l116, by the representatives of
the good people of Virginia assembled ia
.ull and free Convention, which pertained
to them and their posterity, as the basis
and foundation of Government: requiring
in the opinion Of this Convention no amend
ment, shall be prehXed to this COnstitu-
ton, and have the Same relation thereto as
It had TO the former Constitution OF this
Commonwealth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-31


Subscriber has two Tracts Of Land, lying in the
County OF Cumberland each containing about 220 acres
which he will offer for sale TO the highest bidder on
the premises, Saturday the 25h day OF Septe
next fair, not, the sale will take place Monday
following the 27th, at Cumberland Courthouse ber
Court Day.
On one Of these Tracts is the stand well known az
LANGHORNE'S TAVERN, situated on the main
Buckingham Road, equ distant from Richmond and
Lynchburg. The Improvements are large and com.
modous Tavern House, with nine rooms; large brick
sable, and all other Necessary out houses.
The other Tract adjons Langhorne's Tavern, being
the same wherein the Subscriber formerly resided
The Dwelling House, Kitchen, Laundry and Smoke.
House all Of Brick. The whole OF this property lies in
healthy and respectable neighborhood-A further de-
scption is deemed unnecessary, il il believed that
no person would purchase without first viewing the
premises. The properly will be shewn by Col. Robert
Moseley, who lives on the premises.
For Terms. apply TO Capt WIN M Thornton, near
Cara; or to the Subscriber living at Lynchburg.
MAURICE LANGHORNE, Jr
Aug. Is. 2S-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-31
Aug. Is.

Mu ARSHAL'S SALE Of Chesterfield Land-Pur
lvH suant to a Decree of the Superior Court Of
Chancery, for the Richmond District, pronounced on
VS.. Burton, 1 shall, Thursday, the 9th day Of
Sept 1880, at ii o'clock, A. NJ, offer for SALE at
public auction, TO the highest bidder, Tor cash. that
portion OF the BAG acres of land, lying in Chester
Lands OF George Hancock, Thomas Burton, John Bur-
ton, dec and VIM. Burton, conveyed in Trust by
Charles Burton. TO Robert Graham. for the benefit Of
Pollok, Tredway & Co, on the IN March, 1909 not
released TO Charles Burton, the 7th April, 1912,
by Deed OF that date, made by Robert Graham, to
said Charles Burton, conveying As 2 acres OF said
$40 acres-or so much OF said Land, will be su-
Gent to satisfy said Decree the expenses of said
Sale. j. GUERRANT NJ G C n n
Aug. IL. 2S-tds Or one Of his Deputies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-31

FHNO THE PUBLlC.-My F,ieuds aud the Friend.
oil Thomas Hrskell, and the public generally are
informed that have taken interest with Mr. Heis-
keli IN the CITY HOTEL, North Third street, PhIa-
deiph'd Mr. Hekell being largely eng ged in a coal
mine will have hut little time TO spare pay his usual
attention TO the HOTEL therefore the whole or greater
part OF the management OF the House will rest on me;
aud can assure the public that pains or attention
in my power shall he spared TO render those who may
Iavor us with call, comfortable in every re.pect-
The advantages which this House possesses over MANY
establishments, generally known and renders un-
necessary TO say any thing that subject this
time, than that undergoing many repairs rendered
necessary from the ravag-s of time and the great bus
ness which has been done in it, From the lime of its
first opening the City Hotel has done very large bu.
slnes, perhaps than any other house in the city or
in this country, and ought, when the advantages it
has are taken into consideration useless to patcu-
larze them to those who have visited the House. bu,
to that portion Of the public who have not il NAV not
be amiss TO mention some, particularly the Parlors and
Chambers appropriated for Families, which all large
ana airy, fronting on the street. and furnished in
handsome sle. Each Paror has a Bed Room attached
10 IT, and so contrncied and so convenient TO each
ther mat dodgers never exposed to the public part
oil the house, but are private as if they in their
own houseswhich renders il very for Ladies'
and is as we'll calculated to give satisfaction as any house
OF the knl. in that department, that have ever seen
AZ for the Gentemens Rooms, | am sure there il no
house in this city that has better and very few in this
country have halt good have been so long eneag
ed Ia the public line in Petersburg, Va where il is so
very warm that is necessary, indeed Indispensable So
TO pay every attention in the consruc on of a public
house TO admi, OF Tree circulation OF air. that think
myself something OF Judge; and better Rooms in
this Hotel never saw Every Room has a large win
dow, either opening Third street, which is very
wide one, tue large open space in the rear: this
opening is not only caused by the handsome large yard
attached TO the house, but has kewi;A ~.
aowS along side Of il, and which look very pretty ad
hitting OF free circulation of air and adding very much
10 the comfort Of the inmates OF this splendid establish
ment,very TO be found in large city as Philade
pha Splendid Bahs,a great luxury in weather are
attached to this comfortable resting place for the weary
travellers. Taking all together, in hopes that all
who may give us trial will be comfortable while with
us, and pleased when going away. The best OF Ser
that be had, and the best of every thing that
the market affords, will he procured by
JOHN NIBLO.
Phiadelphia August 6. 1890 Pei
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-31
VALLEY FARM FOR SALE.

FENHE subscriber being DESTROYS to some Of
~ the western or south western States, will sell a
bargain in the above farm. IL il perhaps ell il not
better located than any farm in county y
Ing between the principal towns of Richmond and Pc
BILE to any part OF the world and the Manchester and
Petersburg turnpike road the west, containing be-
tween 25OO and 200 between and 400 OF which
are creek bottom with Mill and several fishing places
attached thereto. The subscriber does wish to
ter into more general description of this farm he
presumes those who wish to purchase, will call and
anime tor themselves. In his ab'ence, Mr. John Seam
NELL, his nephews Edward, William Peter Archer
will take great pleasure in shelving it to those who
may wish TO purchase He would prefer TO sell pri
vatcly. JOHN WALTHALL
August g. 26-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-31
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. TUESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1880
DYSPEPSIA Subscriber. original di.coverer

HAYSPEPSIA The Subscriber, original discoverer
aV OF the neto method Of curing THE formidable dis
ease, continues 20 practice 1t at the Of Wall and
Broad Streets, New York.
For the Satisfaction OF those who may desire the ad.
vice OF physician, has associated with himself in
the practice Dr. j. Nelson Jr, who will attend daily
at the rooms, examine all that may present and al.
ford medical advice where necessary.
In opposition to the alsehoods Of rumor, and TO the
frauds OF interested prete nders the public may rest a.
snred, that the subscribers remedy has neither leak
ed out, nor been dcovered that he has but
one authorized agent, who is at Baston; and
that he will give due notice of the fact should he here
after appoint others o. HALSTEAD
July 80. 24-l6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-31

HIN pursuance of order OF the Superior Court of
Il Chancery Tor the Richmond District, offer Tor sale
Tract OF Land on Crump's Creek, in the cosnty OF
Hanouer about four miles below the Courthouse,
tanning 100 acres, which laid off into four lots, and
will be sold jointly severay.
Also, Tract OF Land in the county of Goochland
on the waters of Little Byrd Creek, containing 537
acres adjoining the Lands of Mr.. j. w. Payne aud
others
The Hanover Land will be shewn 10 persons wish
ing to purchase, by Mr.. Laney Jones, who lives near
1.-THE Goochland Land, by Mr.. Payne.
For Terms, which will be accommodating, apply TO
me near Hanover Courthouse.
VIM F. wICKHAM,
Surviving Trustee OF the Estate OF SAmr Gis,, dec.
Aug. 49, 2S-tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-31

NOTlCE On the second Monday in October next,
"a at the Courthouse door OF the county of James
City, Cn Williamsburg,) in pursuance OF Decree of
the Superior Court OF Chsncery of the Williamsburg
District, shall sell at public auction Tract or parcel
oil Land. situate in the county OF York. on Skimino
Creek. and York River, containing as is supposed
about 40 acres
This Land was formerly owned by John ID Watkins
oil New Kent, aud adions the Lands of VIM Haw kns
being virgin Land in oak and pine, and the residue
(excepi small hvld) covered with mines of small size
aud easily cleared.The soil well adapted to the
ure OF cotton, corn, and oats; and portion OF il is be
tved TO be quite productive in wheat For further in
tormson, reference may be had TO Col. Watkins OF
New Kent, or to Major Edmund Christian of Richmond
Also al New Kent Courthouse, on the second Thurs-
day IN October next parcel of marsh lands or sunken
grounds in the county OF King William, containing a.
bout 400 acres 1t is opposite TO the town of Cumber-
land, in New Kent, and from recent experiments on
Land similarly situated it is considered very valuable
his ground is perhaps dry swamp Land as any Oh
the Pamuuky, and may be easily reclaimed at tfifipg
cost when compared TO the value after reclamation.
These sales will be a credit of TIVE I've months
Bond and security, to be approved by me- will be re-
dured Tor the purchase money-also a lien on the Land
itself.
At the place first above named on the 10Th Sent
Trustee fr StorTs, by his
consent and the directions OF the redors, shall
SELL at public auction, for cash. the following slaves TO
witt Billy, George and Moses valuable negro men-aso
dren. This sale will be made under two Deeds of
Trust OF Record in the Clerks Office of this county,
Selling Trustee, shall not the title, but it
believed TO be unguestioned.
JAMES SEMPLE, Jr. Trustee.
James City, August 20. 3O-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-31

HNRESH DRY GOODS.-ln anticipation OF their
N general advertisement, the cubscrbers inform
their customers and other purchasers that they have
received by the last arrivals from Philadelphia New
York and Boston, hundred and eighty packd ges
Fresh american, British and French DRY Goods in
which are included their impor tation from Eng
land (va New York; consisting, in part of the follow
ing articles:
Extra blue. black, brown, olive, and olive brown,
London Cloths
do blue, black, drab mkt fancy MKT land lavender do
cassimeres
Plain and fancy white London Marseilles cuttings
White and coloured ground chintz printed do do do
Plain buff Telinet-A beautiful assortment of the
newest styles OF prinis.Fancy checked, striped and
Adrianople; Ga new style gnghams; A, 81 and Cd
cambria and jaconet muslns-white bordered cravats
very superior and MKT and striped linen and cotton
driIs.-Tbeir assortment is very good, and will in
a few days be- the most commanding they have ever
had. F. E.JAMES. s. Co
April l3. lI6-u Market Square
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-31

MD EAL ESTATE.-For Sale, my Tract OF Land and
H3 Mills, in the county of Hanover, on the South
anna River, FIVE miles from Goodalps Tavern, and %
from Richmond, containing 500 acres-300 Of which,
lies well for cultivation il agreeaby level with good
proportion of River Bottom, and that very richthe
residue 300 is OF good quality, and we'll covered
with valuable timber.
TIE Buildings consist of large two story brick
dwelling house, with sufficient number Of houses
together with large well-consructed Barn. The
orchards are in perfection, and OF the best selected
fruits. The plantation abounds with good Spring.; and
at the house, well OF pure, good water IA any in
the Country. The situation is very healthy, and the
neghborhood good The Mills the Soulhauna
mile from the dwelling house, together with good
Saw Mill built this year this place is also remarkably
healthy.
Also, 100 acres OF Land in Charles City county,
about 20 miles below Richmond on Public Road
Ga this Tract, there is large Dwelling House. Store
House, Bacon Houses and sufcien, number of other
ut.housss, with large orchards of choice frui,s.-A
so moiety Of a valuable Manufacturing Mill, about
mile from the Mansion House, on a good stream OF
water; and good neighborhood Tor John Bell
will shew the property in Charles City those de.ious
OF purchasing The whole OF which will be sold
sonabe terms. by application to the Subscribers on the
premises, in Hanover. THOMAS HARRIS
July 16. 2O-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-31
NNLITARY LAND BOUNTY CLAIMS--i

XH Ill IARf LAND BOUNTY CLAIMS
lVM take this method of making known those claim
ing Military Land Bounty, that shall be Richmond
in the course of few weeks when shall be prepar-
ed to aid them in obtaining their Military Land Bounty
warrants; to enter into contracts for the location OF
such warrants-My terms shall be liberal as those OF
any other Agent in this business.
residence for many years in the West and long ex-
perlence in land matters, will, latter myself enable
me TO transact the business TO the satisfaction of those
who may confide il TO me-Lecrs post paid, addressed
to me in Richmond, to the of VIM Barrett Esq will
receive immediate attention.
August g. 25-IOt JAMES TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-31

a NHiCKAH0MINY LAND FOR SALE fire
~ subscriber is empowered by deed OF trust from
Judge Hay and others, of record in the office of the
clerk OF Henrco county. TO sell and he now offers Tor
sale, the estate called Ahheld, containing about nine
hundred and thirty situated Chckahominy in
the county Of Henrco about seven miles from The
city Of Richmond
The estate consists Of two parcels; the upper separa
ed from the lower by clip OF land about four hundred
yards wide. The upper pSrcel-contans about $780, aud
the lower about 500 acres.
On the upper parcel Their is excellent brick dwell
ling house, 81 by 80 feet, having Elk large and
small rooms, aud four large closets. The house was
built about the year 1914 and IL aid TO be good
in the county The store.Toom and gardeners house
are also Of brick The other houses Kitchen servants
apartments, stables, and Courthouse &c are of wood
About one.third OF this tract is am told what IL
called mud land, 40 45 acres Of which are cleared
and in meadow which may, with little trouble be KEEP
constantly irrigated.
On the lower containing about 500 acres there are
barns stables &c but dwelling house but tha intend
cd for the Overseer. II has good settle for a dwelling
house near anexcellent spring and a most abundant
supply Of FIRE wood. There Is also an orchard on il
II isrepresented that OF this tract, betweeu one and
two hundred are mud land, that may he easily
cleared and tina, equal to any land Chickahominy
The district Of country in which these lands are Sit
uaed, is said to be very healthy, and entirely exempt
from ague and lever
On having the purchase money. and the oieresl
thereof, payable semi-annualy, satisfactorily secured
liberal credit will be given to the purchaser.
The parcels will be sold sepa a'ev, fhe purchaser
should so desire ROBERT STANARD.
July 81 23--u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-31

UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
Notice is hereby given that all the cells in this
tituton are occupied, and that more patients will
be received until some OF the said cells are vacan
due notice of which will be given. BY order OF the
Court OF Directors. L. HENLEY
May &C. SIT