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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-19
Penmanship.

THE Subscriber having been requested
Il by some of his friends to commence
course of instruction in wT'ing: will open
a School on the first of June II sufficient
,ncourag ement is offered.--The classes
will be limited. The contemplated hours
of instruction arc from s to Q IN the morn
ing, for masters; from to Tor misses.
These hours have been solicited, as not in
terfering with the regular School hours
but different arrangement will be made II
wished Tor by the patrons Of the school
The success which has attended his teach
ing, and the appreciation he has received
from the public, has encouraged him TO OF
fer his scrvices.-Spscimens Of his writing
and terms OH application. ]. w. EDDY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-19
John B. NeaUtOn,
HAS THIS DAY OPENED,

HAS THIS DAY OTENED,
EO Pieces CALICOES, atl2 2 cents,
e)O the best ever offered in Town al
that price--l2 Pieces blue, mkt & brown
Broadcloths,--Superb black Bombazines
--I.inons, Straw Carpeting---liearth
Rugs,--A few more straw color'd Navari-
no Hats--Twlled Stripes for summer wear,
Furniture Dimity, &c. &C.
Newport, Nav "a.
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Boarding.

NTISS ELIZABETH PERRY,
AsA having enlarged her spacious q
convenient house, can accommodate a
few more steady or transient boarders.
Being pleasantly situated on the par
ade. opposite the Mall. she confidently
tmsts.that satisfaction will be afforded
to all those who may favor her with their
company. July %.
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New Goods.
VIM. James Til!ey,

WAS in Boston a few hours last Satur
w day. and purchased some nice and
cheap GOODS, aud he is in measure q
yerstoc ked for the season, 10 determined 10
run them off at low prices.
July D.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-19

South Unig X. L. Union Baak Budding,
Offers for sale,
WINES,
Bottled and draaght.
Madeira, March & Co aud Oliveira 'sbrand)
Brown Sherry, Sicily Madeira, Marseilles Ma
deira, Tenerlfie, Malaga Sherry. Port, Gala
brian, Claret, Hoe, Ssutern, NC. &c.
TEAS. Imperial, Gunpowder, Tyson,
Young Hyson, fonkay, fyson Skin, Pou'
chong aud Souchong.
LIQUORS. Brandy. (Outard Dupuy 4
Co. and Weis brands,) Schoidam Gin, ST.
Croix and Jamaica Rum Curacao, Martini
CO and other Cordials.
FRUIT. Bunch, Muscatel and bloom
Raisins, Grapes, Almonds, Madeira and Brazil
Nuts, currants, Figs, Ci,ron; &c.
PRESERVES. Anchoviss, Capres,
Olives, &c.
SUNDIES.
Nutmegs, cloves. mace, pimento, pepper,
cassis, cinnamon. SuGARs-loaf, luVp, white,
brown, New Orleans, and chrystalized Soda,
wine, aud butter crackers rice, buck whoat,
macsbeau, rappee and Scotch Snuff; 7. A l..
and z. & G. Tobacco.
Hibberts Brown Stout, qt e. pt. bottles,
American Porter, do. do.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-19

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
"HE subscribers having been appointed
Il by the Hon. Court of Probate OF the
town Of Newport Commissioners to receive
and examine The claims against the estate
of
CHARLES GORTON,
late Of Newport, mariner. deceased. hereby
give notice, that SIX months from she date
hereof, are allowed to the creditors TO bring
in & prove their respective demand agains,
suid estate, and that we will attend at the
honse of Geo. T.. Shaw, on the last Sa,ur'
day in August, October, December, at o.
CLOCK p. NJ. for that purpose,
Tnom4s GopDAHD, o.
Isaac TAGGART, Com'rs.
Csc. G. SHAW.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment To
WIN. II. Gorton, Adm'r.
July 6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-19

great anxiety. and raising il took il in his
arms; II was a soldiers child. lie said ~
hurried manner, j cannot bear 10 look at
M English child; am 50 reminded uf NY
own, whom have not seen Tor long lims.'
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Tenders his services to his fellow cit'-
zens and the public generally, asa prsc-
,,,ioner of medicine and surgery. oihce
st No. 90 Thames street, three aoofs sou'n
cf Market. r?pare. ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-19
:Savayino's and Spool Cot
tons.
VIM James Tilley,

Is now selling the very incest Navar'nos
at 25 cen,s--snd has just opened superior
sewing cotton on spools, at the low price oi
25 cents the dozen.
More tickings, stout and good at 20 and
% cents, and good Millinets 62a cents each.
July Is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-19

Court of Probate, Jamesto,cn, august "a,
1880.
4 N Instrument Of writing purporting TO
~ be the last Will g. Testament Of John
Eldred, late Of Jamestown, deceased, was
presented for Probate:--It is orderedth there
on. that the consideration thereof be re
ferred to a Court Of Probate 20 be holden
at the middle schoohouse in said town on
the first Monday of September next, at
o'clock P. NJ, and that previous notice be
given (by publishing a true Copy OF this
order three several times in the X. Re
publican) to all persons interested, to ap
Dear a, said time and place, and be heard.
A true copy. witness; :,
JOHN REMINGTON, Probate Clerk
Aug. 30.
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4 FEW respectable bosrders can be ac'
N commodated in private fain'ly-in
a pleasant situation. For further Par'ieo'
lars inquire at this office
Newport, July Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-19

n reutlen,aa sad lady, or Two gentIe'
"A men. can b. accommodated With
No,rd in a smsll family in Portsmouth ..
hou, fouc end a'half miles from Newport.
m the cas-, road. The situation is high e.
. and sssl,hy. and Immediately N the 'icin-
~ Of Cue fishing and sporting groards,
Esauiss Q, Lhss ofbcs.
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Flag hdkfs.
Linen do.
Elegant new pat
terms
French figures prints
Silk cotton g. worst
ed Hosiery
Oil cloths for table
carpets
Fine s. superfne ear
petIngs
Hearth rugs
Green figured book
ing
Some elegant SAT.
nouer prints
FRENCH GOODS
Leghorn Bolivar hats
Silk gro de nap (; gro
de India; gro de
zan;gros de Chi.
Levantine satin and
l.ustrlng hgurcd&
PLAIN .
Mcrlno square and
long shawls
Paln,arlnes plain g.
figured very cheap
INDIA GOODS.
Canton and Nankin
Grapes
Nank,ns, satin lust
ring
! Check hkfs; pongees
! Silk hose 81 haifhose
Null null muslin
Flag, ba ndanna. and
! black silks hkfs.
Plain striped S plaid
| lustrlngs for dres'
| ses; fancy boxes,
nv articles which may
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-19

AMERIcAN GOODS.
Linen diaper for l2'.
! cts,
Good bundle hkfs. for
i2a, |
Good chex for l21
Ladies white cotton
hose ia, |
do. do. Real good %
Indigo stripes aud
plaids for l2t
Power loom shlrt'g 81
White do. do. l2I
Fine shirtings and
sheetings IA cents
TO l6 cts
Blue blk. mlx'd olive
and Brown Broad.
cloths and Cassi-
Ineres
Flannel
Honespun carpetgsI
Real good blue prints
Tor only ia cents
Other colours the
same
Blue mixed & grey
suttlnctts
Merimack Taunton
&FailRiyer prints,
A lot Of very cheap
girls nittsSg Sgloves
Elegant flowers and
wreaths, made by
one oi'the first rate
workmen in A
merlca
Straw Bonnets &c.
ENGLISH GOODS.
Broadclotiis and cas-.
simeres
rlannels g. Hosiery
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Together with many articles which may
be found very cheap in said store; and his
old customers and the public are invited TO
call and examine the Goods; and he has no
doubt but they will be satisfied and buy.
April 29l
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-24
From the Kentucky Reporter, Sept. Is.


me fapdaia Inteigencer, candid Jack en-, rn, sot,o
b m MAJ me elections in Missouri terminated favora
oana 1.-THE Presidential question was made ~ oner,,s IN
;,, me os4nss The Clay party have elected decided
~ a' o'ate And IN reference our own State election
e correct returns are copied for CLAY 81 for Jackso
% no noco ct the absurd of our Jackson print,
aO o1 pledged" Clay P''''
1al9na Journal acknowledges that Judge Revnolds
% mas peer elected Governor Of Illinois was Supported by
VOC anu jackson party, and that he is oppoed IN c 70
9 nr Name to the Senate Of the United states Ro,h cs
So, ey snd Reynolds supported Gen jackson in oppo
t " yiosns,out in the preceding Presidential canvass
1ooge reynolds supported Mr. Clay This accords i,b orr
Krrnsv " bs on the sUbec, Of the Illinois election
been defeated BY the Clay party and vo b, I;,i
Tsn INC suoequen' defeat of Kane Whenever the like
-ic,oy is o ~ favor OF the Jackson party
.tC.o.y Is SOUNDED m every corner of the Union
q w .sTsS :, !. = :
~ ID Def a iresh supply ofswarns Pauacca.
""# g. G. McNESJARA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-24
JOHN TAYhoR.
Charleston, AUGUST 81. 1890

Chnrleston, august 81, 1880
MY DEAR PAYLoR--I have just received an in
VItaIon to your dinner of the Goth prox PRAY tell
me, did 1t come from the committee or from some
man Of tbsm could have sent otherwise than as
mark ofattenion-- from another quarter you knew
me well enough 10 know that the Jest is lost But
my object IN either case is to enquire, whether if
while proving to the satisfaction of any man whoso
mind was IN state for thinking
LIST Ghat the protection of domestic manufactures
was an oyowed leading and necessary object of the
T. mat II was never lost sight Of but always re-
developed itself
D. fhat the late attempts large scale grew
out Of succession of such developments, and
state ofthings resulting from changes in the appli-
cation of labour, which mperaively required of ev-
cry wise government 20 adopt such course % gol-
icy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-24

Fac following reply of one of the common neopla
Is worthy of recora:-An officer of the Nat,onol
Guard having desired him prevent am thno from
beng taken away from the Tuleries, he replieJ
Don't be uneasy, Captain, We have cb,nge5 CO..
government, but we have not changed our consci.
eDees.
:, oarefooted Partisan nsurgant, passing By dead
5"ss solder III tue streets, and seeing TINT he had
on good pair of shoes csoy Observed that as dead
men could net want soss, he would borrow them for
season.
young National Guard having committed mis-
tnke n one of the movements OF his exercise was
iapghed mt by the spectators: 81 made no mist
SAID he IN Fighting yesterday the enemies OF f5erty
1t BIAS been remarked, that the day on which the
fhh OF Charles \. accomplished, corresnonds
|ih the 9th Thermidor, fall of Robespierre and his
faction) -''N MS
Ihc Selma (Alabamn) Courier states that Mr. Gil
bert GurIey was shot in tho street in hat town. on
fhe 3rst ut and expired in few hours afterwards.
"A Dr. Edwards had been arrested on suz,,c;o,
OF being The perpetrator of the act.
Under The head of "cntertainments Of the week" n
New Orleans paper Of tho Sd September enumerates
the following items:-
GA bull-bn fight between racoon and an oli
gator, only seven duels, rat hunt, and dog fight
1t rumoured that terrible steam boat ,,n,o.
sion had taken place Lake Erie, near BufF,Ioroo
persons were said to be injured Of whom Is would
not recover.
The Burlington IN. j. Chronicle states that TO-
sep2 BUonsParte was making arrangements to return
to France.
HeaHh ofJFeo orteans.-Wc regret to learn from
The New Orleans Mercantile Advertiser of the 1tl,
instant that the deaths by yellow fever had rreatlv
increased and that the influence Of the disease was
rapidly spreading.
a Ic.tcr from gentleman in Illinois TO the Editors
VI .'g Souinal o. Commerce says Judge Reynolds
ouT Governor elect, snow lying al The point OF daath'
terV'on1- EetGrus fron / 90 towns give the fol-
loving result for Governor:-Crsfts National Re-
publican candidate, 5000; Palmer An,,INTaso';o
G259; Mech, Jackson, 32G5 ~ '''i''
Token Of Regard,
EORESENTED to the Pupils of the Elm w.,
n School, by their friend James NJ Garpett
snst publish for sale by COLLINS e. co. J
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-24

4he Selma (A!abaun) Courier states that MIR. Gil
pert ..urey was shot in the street. in hat town.
the 3st ult. and expired iu few hours afterwards
"A Dr.. Edwards had been arrested on sms,,c;n
OF being the perpetrator of the act
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-24

Token If regard,
EORESENTED to the Pupils of the Elm Wood
q School, by their friend James M. Camel, 'ou
snst publish FOR sale by COLLINS e. co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-24

Fremont Returns from 100 TOWNS ,:,,o,t,o ct
lowing result for Governor:-Crsfts. National pe
publican candidate, $685. Palmer, Anti NJaeon;c
$3.50; Mech Jackson, 1866 ~ "''i'i'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12

ENRESH GARDEN SEEDS-1hc subscriber has
RI now received a fresh assortment of Garden Seeds
which will be sold wholesale and retail on the most ac-
commodatng terms, and samples OF of the seeds
now offered have been tried they may be depended on
as COOL Purchasers respectfully invited call or
send their orders TO the stores OF Messrs VIM F. Mcou
John II. Eustace, John n. Gordon, Main Street, and
his store at the Garden where the seeds arc for sale and
Gaia ogucs can he obtained.
Likewise fine Luceme aud Sword Grass Seeds, Green
House Plants, variety OF Roses, Dubious flower Roots
English Goescbcrries, Plants, &c. SC.
JAS. RENNIE.
Jan. 2. S0--6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12

I'm virtue of two Deeds of Trust. ex.cu,ed I, 10. Al
u Armistead and william Dandridg-, by William .
Mori', and Mdrc-A his wife, the one OF, the eighth
lay OF January, 1928, and the other on the
day OF Frhuary lS2S-and another De ell OF Trust
cu'ed 10 Herbert a. Ga horne and Charlie. s Cav by
the said William Morris, on the tenth day Of july
Court Of the city OF Rchond: we sha ed to sell
on the premises the I6 day of FEBRUARY ne xt for
ready money, tor the purpose therein mentioned two
l-ot' pieces, or parcels Of Land, in the city OF Rich
mond, known and isis uishr in the plan Of the said
city, by No. (3i7) three hundred and forty sew. n and
No. (3o2) three hundred and ff:v two, which were
conveyed TO the said William !. Morris by Thomas,
Rutherford ard Sarah his wife, by their deed, hear
cord in the clerks Office OF the Court Of Hastings for
said city,-and on which erected extensive
brick buildings used warehouse, and for other pur.
poses: also three other Lots pieces parcels Of Land
known disDg uished in the plan Of said city by number
(3i2) three hundred forty two, number three hundred
and forty three (3t3) number three hundred s. forty
four (3ii with thcbuiidngs commonly called Shockc
Warehouse, and all other buildings and mproveme
thereon; which property conveyed TO the said Will
liam j. Norris 10y two several deeds, Tor undivided mo.
eies thereofoue made tho ieI.h day Of June 1926
by Richard Gregory aud Elizabeth his wife, and John
Pegran. and WI1on Gregory; the other, made on the
same day, by Joseph Dudley Of Chesterfield county, and
both admitted to record in the clerks office Of the HUI
tngs Court 81 said city: also other Lot, piece or
parcel OF Land known and distinguished in the plan Of
sal city, by number three hundred and
which wa conveyed tn said William |. Morris, bv
William A. Smith and Sarah Smith, by their deed,
bearing date the 18th day OF September 1896 and adj
miiied to record in the clerks Office Of the Husng.
Court for the city sore -sii
The Trustees have never known the title TO the
foregoing prop 'y to be questioned. hut they will
Iy convey that which il vested in themselves.
JOHN NJ. aRMISTEAD,
w. cambridge,
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE. iruSee''
CHARLES s. GAY.
Dec. Is 73-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12

NNEMALE EDUCATION.-The School at my house
n will be continued the ensuing year, under the in
strucon of Miss Susan E..Parrot, young lady, who
has been highly recommended by the Rev Samuel H.
Wilson, Mrs. Herard and Judge Brooke in whose fami-
ly, she resides Tuorcss. In this school, will he
taught Rea ling, Writing, Arithmetic, English Gram
mar, Geography with the use Of the Globes and Maps,
History, Composition and the elements of Natural and
Moral Philosophy, Chemistry and Rhetoric
TERMS-For board and tuition $50, payable half
yearly in advance, boardcrs finding their beds and
bedding or il furnished by me, additional Of So
will be charged. The school VIII commence on the
18th January, and terminate the 18th December with
vacation Of one month, in the summer. u would be
agreeable TO receive early applications from those, who
may wish TO board their daughters wards with the
subscriber, living The Bowling Green, Caroline
County. PICHEGRU VOOLFOLK
p. s. Miss p. would also give instruction In the
French language il required. Nov. II. 60-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12
NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACADEMY.-H aying .ue.

-
n ceeded in procuring the service, OF Mr. CHAnIrs
LEWIS, Jun PRINCIPAL to he aided in the CLASH.
cal Department by MIR. Samuel b. Owen Wilson, (.on
Of the Rev. Samuel b. Wilson, OF Frederjck.b,,rv \
the Trustees OF this Institution confidently congra-
late the public, upon the prospect Of again realizing
those benehs, which II extensively t,iI,.ed:
and indulge the hope, that Its enlightened patonag
will obtain for u the success, to which its numerous
aud schDow lodged advantages 90 e,snenv en,itle n
For the faithful and able discharge OF the duties as.
signed him, the best pledge will be found in the un-
wasried aud practised zeal, With which Mr. Lewis has
heretofore acquitted himself in the profes lion Of his
early choice. OF the and amabe di.po-
son, oil Mr. Wilson. the most satisfactory testimonials
have been adduced, from the unqes,ion.
a'e When TO these primary ecMents OF success, are
added others even better assured, and only svco to
them IN importance, viz: large and odiOus Buil
ngs, the saiubrty Of whose site Is Individually tested
ny the fact that tor years past IL has proved refuge
OF unfang security to the adjacent Inhabitants OF less
avoure spots, and for the last years. to the Pre-
sdent himself, and bis family, with entire exemption
from au,umnat diseases, remoteness from every haunt
oil vice, aud w.ll-selec ed library OF about 500 vo
umes the Trustees cannot doubt il will secure In the
dscernu EFT OF enlightened public. The course OF in.
Tucion will be such, TO qualify students for enter
ng College. or the University. and will comprise the
English, l.'in and Greek Languages, Geography with
The use OF the Maps and Globes, Arithmetic, Algebra
Geometry; Pans and Spherical T,igonom-ry, and the
Theory and Practice OF Survey ng. The msraI and
religious instruction OF the you committed 10 his care
will he primary object, aud will be inculcated upon
every TIT OCCASION as the best foundation Tor pety vir-
tue and useful knowledge, by the Principal and his As.
si'tant-Th- exsrci.e will commence on The 18th OF
January 1880: aud terminate the 18th OF Dece
with vacation Of one month in the sum.
mer--Terms for Board and Tuition including wa.hiny
$lio. each Boar,ier finding his own bed, bedding
towels and candles
Address, to the Principal, Bowling Green, Caroline
County, Va. till the LIT Of January; and afterwards to
him, or to the President kappsh tnnock Academy.
JOHN b. BERyN.3RD, President.
Dec lo. 10-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12

I UriCE -Agret ably to the provisions VI :. 20
r~i Deeds OF trust, executed TO the subsc.
10y Daniel A. Wion and for the purposes therein mem
toned, we shall proceed 10 SELL Thursday the 25th
day al February next, Al The residence OF the said Dan
iei a. Wilson, in ib. county, all The Household and
Kicben Furniture, belonging to the said Wilson, and
any other personal property, which may be contained
in ,si Deed. and remaining unsoli.The ,ale will be
male public auction, to the h:ghc bidder for cash
SAMUEL e ANDERSON
wM. NJ. III ORNTON,
Trustees
Cumberland, Dec. 10. 7l-wds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12

I'm CHANCERY--At Court held for Buckingham
a County the 18th day Of October, 1929
Stephen Whitehead and Martha his wife Uavnos
and Mary his wife, Farmer and Lucy his wife,
Johnson and Sarah his wife, Nancy Russell, SUI
sauna Russell, Nunnery and Frances his wife,
Pitts.
against
Thomas T. ThornhiII, adm'or. Of William Russell,
decd William Russell, James Russell and John Rus
sell, Elizabeth Dasliazar, wife of Dashazar, Wiley
Russell, James Russell, Teresy Thomas and
her husband, Samuel Russell and Elizabeth Russell,
Dcfts.
Tho defendants except Thomas T. ThornhiI not hay
ing entered heir appearance and given security accord
ing TO the Act Of Assembly and the rules Of This Court,
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence that the said
defendants are NOT inhabitants of this country II Or
dcrcd that the said absent defendants do appear here az
January court nett, and the bill Of the plaintiffs
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
tho Richmond Enquirer for two months successively
and posted the front door of the courthouse Of this
county. Copy. Teste,
oct. 81. st--wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12

s,tTILL SELLING OFF At PRIME COST, ard in
~ many instances much below cost.-The proof that
the subscribers have been selling off their large gene
raj assortment OF scasonablc Dry Goods "pme cost"
is apparent that they would deem il tom
sert second advertisement TO that effect, had not
attempts been made TO lead the public 10 believe the
contrary They, therefore, again respectfully inform their
friends and customers that they still continue to sell off
ut prime cost, and in order assist the sale of the
naming sfock they have added thereto (pcr the Bold
Commander from N. W variety of such goods they
disposed OF 10 the earlypsrt OF their sse sopg
many Of the same description Of goods. that con-
.dered ertremeIy cheap, viz: fannei 35 and A. do.
mesfirs, Gro de Naples, Gro DIES Ind, and Italian
sings, superior Iusirc, eoiicoes io,o price and SUI
periOr sdtfinefs; and many other goods oil Of which
will he Fold a, "Prime cost, and in many instance.
the goods that have been on hand will be sold much
beiOW prime cOsf In announcing their intention 10
close their business in This manner H. subscribers did
expect 10 elicit an Wberd. remark from any per.
'onneveriheless such remarks have been made: and
the public that they proceed from interested
source, knoo how 10 estiDloie their correctness
KYLE Il COCHRAN.
Nov. 20. 66-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12
Dec 10

John Y. SAVAGE, DENTIST, has removed
~ TO the middle tenement in the block of buildings
east, (and next to Mr. Tchcnors carriage making shop)
where he may be found at all times unless otherwise
engaged He is prepared to execute all kinds of work
in his line, in the neatest possible manner He will
plan-and where the front teeth are not too much Iccay-
ed, Inc will renew them in such to defy de-
lection under the strictct scrutiny from Dentist.
He files, plugs, cleans and extracts teeth with as
much TO tbs patient the nature of the will
admit oi.-Tcrns moderate. oct. %. 50-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-12

N EGROES FOR SALE-The subscriber will oiT-r
Tor sale at next January Charlotte court, ten or
twelve negroes. They all under thirty years Of
age, except very good cook and washer woman, a.
bout hiiy-They are likely aud very good graes -old
Tor 10 deiect-mostly young men--among them are
or two young woman used 10 house business. The
terms will be cash the day Of sale, but a ere.
dt till the frs, Of June next may he had Tor portion
Of them. Application 10 the subscribers the
giving bond and good security.
JAMES w. BOULDIN.
Dec ID. 75-tds