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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-13

AN ARSHAL'S SALE.-Pur.uant to a Decree of
Iva the Superior Court of Chancery, f0rShe Rich
mond District, pronounced on the fifth day of Febna-
rry, 1928, in he case OF Jones Us. Land, | shall. 90
Friday, the 20.h day of Nav next, on the premises,
offer TO- sale, at public auction, 10 the highest bidder,
for cash, " the Tract Of Laad in The bill mentioned,
o~ontaining by survey three hundred and ~forty-6ve
acres, and described in the Exhibit A men ionei in
the Plaintiffs bill, I" in said Decree referred to,-whieh
Traci Of Land adjpins tie Lands OF William 7. EggIes.
ION and others and lies near Amelia Cour,house-
Sale 10 commence at IL O'clock.
JOHN GUERRANT. II 8. c. c. r. d
April 10. lI5=tds or one of his Dso,,fios
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GH- r%icksburg, Va, offers his services 10 persons
who wish TO have their Western Virginia lands secur-
ed. BY the acts of the last Virginia Legislature, which
are published for the infoi of those concerned;
the impor ,ance Of immediate attention to the payment
OF the taxes due on their lands will be considered.
Persons holding lands can get Information of what
tax is due by communicating with Inc at FTedericks.
burg, Va.-A certificate of deposit in any spscie-pay-
ing bank in the United S ates, will be applied immedi-
ately to the discharge OF arrearages for tax, or 10 any
other business transacted.
He will continue TO give his personal services, eight
business, ives, OF the Allegheny Mountains: will have
lands accurately re.surveyed, and attend IN person 10
make sales.
Northern Merchants and other persons wishing any
business Transact, ms M goiats,; debts collected aud
bonded for, in any part Of Virginia, may rely on the
most satisfactory and prompt despatch.
My compensation shall be moderate, TO be paid after
the rendering OF services. In the investigatine OF land
ii les, and making sales, | am willing TO contract for
a portion of the land secured, or the proceeds OF sales
but in all instances. all arrearages OF taxes must be
provided for. 1 keep an Office four months in the
year, in Fredericksburg, Va: and eight months in
Lewisburg, Greenbiier County, Va. My correspon-
dents will direct TO Frederick burg, for The next three
months, post paid.
Al am stranger TO many who may read this aiver.
tisement, i refer 10 John Meiea'le, John $. s. C. Well
ford, obn Puck s. Co., John Scott, and William jack
con, Jun, all of frederick burg; Robert Oliver and
X. Ii. Moale, B.limore, b. Mark Richards, PhiIsdel-
phia; and Silas Wood OF N. York.
HENRY o. MIDDLETON.
Nav 10. LII 81
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!. Nr" DRT GOOD ESTABLISHMENT,

To be opened IN The U,,I..o,eot. in he Store nm Min
ot,ee,, formerly occnpledNy Kyle and Cochran.
" pecuully begs leave to inform their fieiH- nd
the public, that they are at present engaged in OPEN
ing and arranging a largo and general assortment o.
Spring aDd Summer Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods,
winch they viii offer at The above sand, on Tuesday
heE}, the 9th instant. The principal part of their pur.
chases have been made at auction sales in the cities
OF New York and Phil ~'delpbia, from tue latest impor-
tations. All Ina; is new, fashionable and sea,onable,
may be confidently expected at the most reduced pri-
ces. 10 announcing the opening Of the present bust.
tue friends OF The 10 met firm; with which the senior
parters OF the pfe-eD, were connected. No exerlioD
shall be wanting on their part TO give satisfaction, and
secure a continuance of the patronage which they have
hitherto enjoyed. Fresh supplies will be received
weekly, so that their assortment shall be at no time
defective. A detail Of The various articles comprising
their supply, will be found 10 a future advertisement
April 8 u2-U
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D CASH. wish to purchase, or
hire, for the balance Of the year, a young negro
man Of steady habits. who has been accustomed to the
care OF Horses, and can drive a wagon; for such an one
a liberal price will he paid 10 cash.
ROBERT G. SAUNDERS, l4,h street.
Nav l3 1T
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a YARD Decor Chestes CLARK having received in
~ TO m u, that attempts Will be made 10 infringe
on the Pa'e1t r ght Of hi, Wheat Thrushing Machines
(par'iculariy in tie counties on the south side Of james
RIVER ia the Safe OF Virginia, hereby give Loiica.
thu eyery per'Oo using Machines, upon his principle,
'suhout authority from himself or his au hofised agents,
will be prosecute " the fullest extent of the Law
which guarantees hts pr,u. cod thai arrangements
will be made with Attorneys in the different counties
Of the State 20 prevent The evasion OF IT. 'gh'. The
a tempt Of ihs persons signing Themselves Iidt' ADD
Snyder, TO impose on the public With a Machine which
they hope 10 bfing into notice on The populafi Of his,
viii be attended to more fully, 30 soon az the said Gen
tlsmen Will appear ia a tangible shaps in Richnond,
s~sreeably TO ibsir promise, or lie vicinity, where a pro-
Gees can reach them; ,hs necessary documents having
been placed in tho baDds Of an Attorney Tor That puf-
pose.
Philadelphia, Mayo l2l-u
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NooLEY's WHEAT THREsHlNG MACHINE

a tO0LEY'S WHEAT THREShING MACHINE
" May be seen 10y the side OF Doctor Clsrk's) at
the office Of the Subscriber, who, az sgeni for she sale
OF both, will taks pleasure ia showing them 10 he pub.
ders il az advsnls &c 10 the farmer TO bring as many az
possible 10 cornpe lion, enabling hem 10 select tha,
which they c9Dsiier he most deserving Of pair.nsge.
The right for Cooley %maebiue, in al TIE comics.
Except Louisa,) aud OF Doctor Clark's for some few
counties yet unsold, with satisfactory indemnity for
the tile, may be %purchass d Of JOHN 0 LAY,
May @. Elf IHh Street.
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DISSOLUTION
FHyHE co-partnerslip heretofore exiting under the
"a firm Of Smith aud Johnson, is his day dissoIv-
ed by mutual consent. Persons indebted to the late
concern, ~ note or otherwise, will pl Ease make early
payment to eth er of he parties. In like msnrer, those
having Slams will present tSem.
April.5 1il-wew THos. T. joHNsoN.
a MILLER W~ANTED.-The Subscriber wi-hes
IA TO engage a well qualified Miller 10 take charge
oil an extensive MIN, in the upper cCuntry.-Toa man
well suited for the situation, aGd possessing industry
and sohriety, good situa ;on is ohsred.-Apply to Jesse
\. Strange, Palmyra Mills, Fiuvsnna, or TO
April 2e. ns-d Richmond.
A CoACH PAINTER WANTED-A lDaa o
IA steady usbiis, that has been aceu.,oned 10 Coscb
Pointing, can get employment upon application TO s. 3
&J A. Jeter, at Jetessviie, Amelia county, va. Also
a 6fst rate Body Maker q steady habits, can pei employ
ment upon application TO ihS same.
May B. l2O-wsw"
~gDlCHMOND COTTON FACTORY--TIe sub.
ma seribers offer for sale, at their Office, near Sboeke
warehouse, the following goods mad, al their Factory:
Al Cotton &eetings
81 do MiTtin0s
Stout Clifton Osndbuvgs, 30 inches ptde
dnd a general assortment of Cotton Yarns.
These goods as believed to be equal in quality TO
any made in the Unitsd States, and will be cold as low
az goods OF similar quality can be purchased in tue Nor
tDern Markets.
The bigbes, price will he given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
sept "a 40-tf
ENiFTY DOLLARS REWARD Runaway from
HumbersiOn SkiPwiih's Elm Hill Esaie. on the
3 inst, a negro man by the name Of CUFF, who for
many year., md Until The last IL months, aettd as Fer.
lyman Tor bic Master, in which capacity ne learnt 10
count y change bills & notes very experlly. He il gene.
rally known to hose 10 the habit OF ofosslng said Skip
with's Ferry. He is a low, chunky felow, v,TV
black, aud unusually polite for a servant-no mark Or
scar recollecied. He carried off a variety Of tlo.hinR
and will probably change his name, aud attempt to pass
az a Tree man, with papers procured from some free
negr'. The sbove reward will be paid for apprebend-
inS and securing him in Jail, so HE owner gets him, il
taken out Of lie Stale, Or The sum Of $40 II taken H.
the safe. WM. NJ SWEPSON,
AgHtJo H. SkiytoiM
APth 20. 1IS-12t
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Add ARSHAL'S SALE -Pursuant 10 a Decree OF
lV.G The Superior Court oil Chancery, for The Rich
moId District, pronounced on the fifteenth day OF JAM
uary, 1881, in the case OF Robinson Us. Hardaway, /
shall on Saturday the 2Ist day OF May next, on the
premises, offer for sale, at public Auction. TO the high
es, biddsr for cash, the Lands in the til mentioned;
i being the dover Land, of which the widoR OF Wm.
Bel, formerly OF the County Of Ncuoway, died seized.
Ssle TO m al IL o'clock.
JOHN GUERRANT, NJ S. C. C. r. D.
April 16. ll5-tds or one of his Deputies.
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EINOR SALE The Subscriber being anxious 20 re.
"A move to the West, offers his well kcovn farm,
(Sweet Ha1,) In the lower part of King William coun-
W, for sale. Ii contains 400 acres of high land, and
500 OF marsh-a great portion Of which can be re.
claimed, with very little expense. The high lard i equal
10 any IN this section OF country. The improv emenis
are good. A Barn, ihir,y-eigbt by twenty feet, and
negro quarters, have tcen bull, IN the lasl wear. A
minute description OF the elegance, the many ccnve-
niences and advantages of this place, is deemed unne.
cessary as II Is p~resumable, none will purchase before
viewing, or making particular enquiries respecting the
sime.-Shonl1 his valuable E,ists 30, be privately sold
be'oi c the 4th day OF August next, On that day, IL
air, ii no, the frat lair day thereafier1 it will bs offer.
ed to the highest bidder, on the premises-At the same
p.ase and time, will also be sold, all OF his household
and kitchen furniture, farming utensils, and stock Of
every description For further particulars, apply to
May 6 I2l-wlds WILLIAM RUFFIN.
TT AND FOR SALE The Subscriber ofirrs for
AA sale The Farm on which he resides, known by The
name OF Vermont, lying on Cedar Run, Prince Viii
liam County, within FIVE miles Of b entsville, 10 OF o.
coqnan, 20 OF fredericksburg, and 80 of Alexandra
and Washington City, con aiming thirteen hundred
acres, which may be divided into three farms, with a
a comfortable Dwelling House, SIC. on each, a great
portion OF this very desirable farm is first rate low
%grounds, producing abundant crops OF Timothy, Hemp,
Corn, Wheat, SIC. The high lands are in a rapid state
OF improve ment, and are well adapted to Wheat Cover.
Oak, Hickory, and Cedar, and Is very we'll Yga;ered,
having several lasting streams passing through H.. The
House is situated on a beautiful eminence, command ne
a iuli view OF the farm and country around, for many
miles, i%neiuding an extensive mountain prospect. The
neighbourhood Is rot surpassed for society, by any in
Virginia. A great bargain will be sold IN ,le above
farm, aud the payments rade easy. good bonds, or a
good assortment OF dry goods, or groceries, at wholesale
prisss,wii be received in part pay men'.-The :arm will
be divided 10 suit dIchasers.
May 12o-w1o,* JOHN FITZaUGH.
EAbd ARSHAL'S SALE -Pursuant 70 a Decree on
IV.6 The Super Tor Court oil Chancesy, for The Rich
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OF u
Ex'or. of James Clarke, deed.
NIB Those having claims against the estate of Col.
James Clarke, VIII present them for adjustment, aud
those indebted to said estate will make immediate pay
nent to g. v. CLARKE,
May 6. ]21-tds Ex'or. ofJames Clarke.
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NEWLINE OF COACHES.

Caroline, April %.
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Mdrfue list.
A Il RIVALS,

Friday, July 22-Arr. Schrs Friend
ship, Davis, FIN Guilty hunk; Porpoise, Creed, fin
Cohasse,; Betsey & Clara, Thatcher, I'm Bath
Soops Elza-ann, Smith, I'm Riverhead; IIamil-
ton, Williams, and Rougboy, Smith, FIN. Taunton
Antelope, Brightman, fin Sagharbor; New-York,
Potter, for New-York, and Dolphin, States, for
Stonington, fin Providence
Saturday, July 23-Arr. Brig Clio,
Little. from Provd. for Picton; Schrs Thomas,
Saunders, fin ". Bedford: Mary, Heath, fm ":
York; Eliza Smith, fin Warren, for Hartford.
Sunday, 24h.-Arr. Sloops Catharine,
Perry, FIN Rvsrhead; Independence, Goodale, I'm
s. Hampton.
Monday, 25.-- Arr. Schooners only
daughter, Seaman, fn Saco, for Richmond; Clito,
Clinton, 3 DAYS fn IIavana-lei ship Elbc,
Stanhope, of this port, for Hamburg in 4 days;
Mary Ann, Norris, of Providence. loading for
MaryclI; Pnleies, of NJ Y for N. Orleans in
I days. Capt. Clinton reports that ircights and
market were du''
Tuesday, July 96--Brig Ella, CLARK,
I'm Provd. for Camden, Lord Nelson, Miller,
Gn Troy.
Wcdncsday, 27h--.arr. Sloop Nelson,
I'm ~ Kingston for ": York.
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SELECTED ITEMS.

Ar. VIM. NJ. Dunning, of New York, offers a
premium Of forty dollars to the writer of the best
essay on matrimonial happiness, and another ofe-
quail amount to the writer of the best disquIs'tion
of the question, whether virtue and religion are
not Necessary to the happiness of the marriage
state.
In public lecture lately delivered at Portland,
mr.. Noah Webster stated 'that, to prepare him
self for the great and principal work of his life his
dictionary he made himself acquainted with t,cen-
ty different languages"
"A JYindfaH We understand, that respec-
table mechanic, now residing in this city, received
a letter from London, by tho packet ship Cornihi-
an, on Saturday last announcing the FACT that he
had fallen heir to title aud estate worth tsO, 900
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DRY GOODS,
c II T. A p At NO. 112.


IN NATHANIEL.SW has just return
~ ed from Boston with very cheap assort-
nent OF Summer goods, which, with his stock on
hand, makes his assortment very good, aad hopes
those ladies and gentlemen who wish to furnish
themselves with REAL GOOD BARGAINS, will
give him call before they purchase. At Ills
store will be found more good blue bronze
handkerchiefs IL l-2 cents sach worked lace
collars for only 81 l-2 cts; cheap linen cambrcls
handkerchlefs; imitation do do; cheap lot OF
ladies shoes, chidren's do; London, Russia and
cotton duck aud sail cloth; 500 yards sheeting,
cheap; 200 yards shlrting; tow cloth, crash aud
diaper; common aud superior cotton umbrellas,
silk umbrellas and parasos; canvass, cheap
handsome fancy hkfs coioured, white and black
cambrlcks; Jackonet, book and swiss muslins:-
merino hkis and shawls;, Thilet wool shaws,
raw silk yalencia, Grape and cotton ditto; pom
gee dresses, Florence, India aud Italian silk, ele-
CANT Hros de Naples, Gro dc Berlin aud Gro
de Jan; green gauze wells; black lace wells; -
zebra, random, cotton, silk and worsted hose -
real good hoor carpeting for only rs 6d per yard
very cheap lot bobnett lace; a superb lot
calicoes and PRINTS mourning prints and ginghans;
BONNETS,
Dimond, Straw, plain and Satin Straw,
Leghorns aud Na,arnoes. With many other
articles not mentioned
| July 28
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ADDITIONS up to July II.

ADDITIONS up to July IA.
The Incognho; or Sins s. Peccadillos,
by Don. l.. DE Trueba, author Of "The
Romance of History Spain,"2 vols.
Seven Sermons on the Divine Autho-
rity and Perpetual Obligation of The
Lords Day, by Daniel Wilson, M. A.
author Of Lectures on the Evidences of
Christianity, SC. vol.
A Visit to the South Seas in the L. S.
ship Nincennes, during the years 1899
and 1880, by G.. S. Stewart, A. M Y.
ADDITION S-July 28M.
Haverhill, or memoirs of an Officer in
the army of Wolfe; by James A Jones,
author Of"Tales of an Indian Camp
In 9 vols.
Discourses, Reviews, and MiscelIanies;
by VIM. Ellery Channing-l vol.
Sketches, by Traveller, vol.
Songs of tho Affections, with other PO-
ems, by Mrs. Felicia HemanS vol.
Notices of Brazil, in 1893 & 1899, by
the Rev. II. Walsh, l.. l.. ID. author of
GA Journey from Constan tinople," 9 "
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-28

The Dorcas Society's sale of fancy ar
ticles will recommence at Masonic Hall,
this day at 10 o'clock, A. Nj. and be con-
tinued until 10 o'clock in the evening"
Admission free.
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DIED..

In this town on Friday morning last after long
and painful illness, H.rs. Phebe Vaughan wife of
mr.. Samuel Vaughan, and daughter of the late mr..
VIM. Borden, in the 39th year Of her age. She
was truly an interesting and amiabe woman, and
the loss which her friends have sustained by her
death, is indeed severe and ireparable.
On Saturday morning last miss Mehetable Will
Dor, daugh ter of mr.. Norton Wilbor, in the Path
year Of her age. She was person Of very few
words, and of that retiring deIicacy, which avoids
the eye of strangers. And possessing combina-
ton Of many amiabe and pleasing traits Of char-
acter-was endeared to her connections by the
strongest bonds Of affection. OF her it may be
said, she was a bright example Of patience in her
suiferngs and entire gnation to the will Of Prov
idence, in the eventful period of death! She has
left to her surviving friends an imperishable legacy
a hope irausht with Immortality, and eternal lie.
[CoMM.
At Providence on Thursday morning last, mr..
Jacob Lopez, son of the late Jacob Lopez Of this
town, aged 81 years
! In Boston, on Friday night, 18th inst. from the
effect of wound received in an affair Of honor IN
February last, major VIM. +. Pope, Of Louisville,
Kentucky.
The deceased was Young man Of extraordna-
ry capacity, kind and afectionae friend, possess
sing in the highest degree bold and magnanimous
spirit, with torgivng disposition. lie died in
peace with all mankind, iorsving the hand by
which he fell, and praying that God would do the
like. His admonitions to those who surrounded
him in the last moments of his life, were delivered
with degree of iirmness and sensbity seldom e.
qualled, and never surpassed [Pat.l
In Providence, on Tuesday last, after long and
distressing illness, mr. George A. Potter, of the
late Philip Potter, Esq. aged 2I years lie has
left wife and two small chldr.r.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-07-28

BY the steamboat President which ar
rived this morning from York, we
received the Newly ork American of last
evening. 1t contains no later intelli-
gencc from Europe, or any news ofmate-
rial interest.
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MAR RTED.

On Monday morning last, by the Rev. Mr.. Van
Week VIM. Ii. CrandalI, Esq. formerly of North
Stoningion. Comm to Miss Mary H. Moore daugh-
ter Of Col. Henry Moore, Of this town.
In Cuba, on the 2Ith inst, Charles Henry D.
Wolf, Esq. Of this town, to Miss Mary Anna
D'Wolf. daughter Of Geo. D'Wolf, Esq formerly
Of Bristol, X. ].
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

NNHE Boston, Taunton aud Fall River Mail
Il Stage, leaves Newport every Monday
"Wednesday, and Friday at O'Clock, arrives al
Fall River at 8 o'clock-Dines in Sharon at o.
clock, and arrives in Boston at 5. Leaves every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday al 7 o'clock
dimes in Taunton at o'clock-arrives ia Boston
at 8 O'Clock. Stage books kept at Mr.. Town
sends. Fare to FaH Riper, 81; to Taunton,
So; to Boston SO.
RETURNING-LeavesB Boston every day al
o'cock-dines at Fall River at 2 o'clock-ar-
rives in Newport at O'Clock. Books kept at
Shepard's, Eroomfed st.
The above line is connected with the New-Bed-
ford stage, at Fall River. Fare to New-Bedford
two dollars.
The Providence Mail Stage leaves Fall River
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at | o.
clock. Fare two dollars.
Extra carriages furnished at any time, by apply
ing TO SEABuRY Il TENNANT.
RUFUS B. KINSLEY, Agent,
June 8.
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per annum. The subject Of this paragraph is, az
we leam, very respectable and pious man, OF the
Methodist persuasion-.N y. Gar.
The New York Gazette says, that the United
States frgate Potomac, Captain Downs, arrived
below on Wednesday, from Norfolk, not, il is
said, as rumor has it, to carry Mr.. Van Buren, to
England
Mr.. Clay has become an assiduous practical
farmer and grazer lie is constantly engaged in
experimenting two farms Of his own near LeIing-
ton, and improving breeds of cattle.
SPELLING. The New York Evening Journal
says, there is a small shop not far from Grand
street in that city, the windows of which are gar
nshed with little lunches of herbs; and strings OF
dried roots, bearing labels like the followng;-
"cure for dispepsey-cure for scro6ohs COM
plants, ,-'cure for Jttper and ager-ior jana-
ers, aud ,ceeh jinteS-cure for information il,
the eyes. .'-&c.
The length Of passage from New Orleans, to
Louisville has been shortened about AZ miles, by
cutting Oft two bends in the Mississippi river.
A eulogy on the late President Monroe was
pronounced at Hartford on "Wednesday the 18th
inst by Thomas {. Perkins, Esq.
A snake Of the copper head species, was killed
on the plantation Of Christian Strack, Esq. Leba-
non, Pa. about two feet in length, having head
at either end of its body, which enabled it to ad-
vance or recede " al H6itun."
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ExPLosIoN.--One of the pounding
mills, belonging to the extensive manu-
factory Of MIR. William Rogers, of Phil
adelphia, and known generally through
out the United States, as the Nitre Hall
Mills, was blown up on Saturday, July
10th, at lOl o'clock, A. M. -Four ofthe
men lost their lives.
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w. CALLAHAN'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY,

ALL NEW NOVELS AND WORKS OF MERIT
RECEIVED AS SOON AS PUBLISHED.
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SAVINGS BANK.

A DIVIDEND was this day declared of /
IA per cent. on all sums that have been in for
the space of six months and ! per cent. on all
sums that have been in for the space eli three
months, agreeably to the regulation ofthe Instiu-
ton, payable and after Saturday, the 9th inst.
Is. HADWEN, Treasurer.
Newport, July 81.
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TO LET,

n furnished rooms, in large and pleasantly
situated house. Enquire at this office. Jel4
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TROUBLE aud single Moss MAT'TRASSES s
- for sale by NJ. HALL.
june 23d.
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Daniel Martin, Esq Governor of the
state of Maryland, died at his farm, near
Easton, on Monday the 18th inst.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-07-27
 PROCLAMATION.

JUAN NEroMUENo MORENO, of he order of Liberators, decorated zulth the cross r of Boyoea, General ef she D.gis.oa 9 the army of he Liberals, and Com r'aa,'der-an-chaef of he Liberatsng. D. ulsioa.
 inhabitants of Boyaca: Tine lamen- tations that an arbitrary and despotie government have extracted from you. have reached me. The cries of des. pair that you have uttered in the for ests, the only asylum iron, the fusy ot your oppressors, have assaiIed my ears. My heart sympathises with you, and I give myself np to the enthusiasm which sacrihces every thing to duty. It be- io''ged to me to act in concert with you andto obey your call. have not hesi- tated, and the field of Terinsa will be an eternal monument that your brothers of 1asanare deplored the disaster of San tuarlo. Bnt, inhabitants of Boyacal- ihe modern tyrants have fallen in Te- rinsa. From that place fled the cham pion o1 desnotism, Briccno) as a reere- ant tearing Heaven, earth and man.
 fellow-citizens! The recovering of your social rights is the fruit gathered