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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-17
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HNEMALE SCHOOL, at Oakridge, Caroline.--Hav-
IL ing engaged Miss e. JONES to continue with us
this year, teacher, we have concluded to take four
to Fix Girls bosrders The price for board tuition,
&c including all expenses, books and paper excepted.
will be $50, payable half yearly. The school will
commence about the 20!h inst. At the school the
Ensigh Language will be taught economically
Arithmetic, Geography with the use OF the Globes,
History. and Natural Philosophy. Needle work will
be taught IL required, for 50 additional The siluaton
Is remark ably healthy, aud being Immediately on the
main mail road, will Afford parents opportunity Of
hearing frequt nty from their children. Mise is re-
CONNIE nded by Miss M'Kenzis, by whom che was
fnsruced and consider her Of the best teachers
we have ever had. WILSON ALLEN.
Fab ~ Ol--6S Il bwlng Green.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-17

THNOBACCO STREAMING INSTRUMENTS =
II Having taken patent for the nve nton OF in
srument for stemming dry Tobacco, all persons wish
ing to purchase the instruments, the ghs for MAX
ing and using the same, respectfully informed that
they may obtain them by applying to me.
Feb. 10. SS-3" G. BREANT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-17

UDUBLIC SALE OF NEGROES-On the third
IA day OF next month (March) will be sold at public
auction, at Nooway courthouse, being Court day, be-
tween 40 and 80 negroes belonging TO the estate OF
Edmd Irby, deceased consisting of men, women, boys
and girls, among them excellent blacksmith, carpen-
ter and first cook. The OF sale, will
be six months credit, with approved security, cash
with the interest deducted Creditors that purchase
will be allowed credit for the amount due them by the
estate. Lew JONES,
w. r.. JOHNSON,
.9d'n'rS. Of Ed. HJy, decd.
On the same day, and at the same place, will be
sold sa public auction TO the highest bidder, for cash.
10 or IL likely negroes belonging estate of Richard
E. Hardaway, deceased. VIM. OLD, Ex'or. of
Rieh'd. IL. Harddtody,
Feb. 8. S6-tds deceGsed
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C1AVING WHEAT-Vauabie appeDdsge to q
- Farm Yard-The Subscriber having purehsfed
t,e Risht OF Dr.C. Clark's Patent Wheat ThrashiDg
Machine, for the counties Of Buckingham, Cumbef-
land ooch1aud, LoHisa and Fluvanna taxes this me-
hod of Informing the czsus Of those counties, that
tbose machines admiraby adapted to the usdges OF
the country, being Of simple and permanent cons'rue
tionnot liable 20 get out OF ofder-they may De az
cached to those horse powerss which are common IN
the country, by removing tbs old drums, with very
little expense, which will be great saving Of power,
and facilitate the cleaning Of Wheat or other small
grain.
He will sell the Rights Of three OF the above coun-
Ties. upon reasonable terms-aud will furnish Machines
20 order al short notice, with or Without horse powers,
single iRigbts, will be accommodated Apply at Ell.
Sri3ge Pos, Once, Buckingham Co (Va0
JOHN z. WILLIAMS.
Feb ~. U-9t
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* ALE OF lands and slaves postponed, owing to tho
~ previous inclemency eff the weather, which u
dered the 10Th inst. unsuitable day for the sale OF
the Carys brook estates of lands and slaves heretofore
advertised in this paper-The said sale postponed
to Tuesday the 10Th day OF March next when il will
certainly take place on the premises and the terms
as in the said former advertisement mentoped-if no
impeachment by unfavora5leness of weather should
again occur-and in that event, the sale will be pro-
ceeded in the 6rs, day after the said impedimpnt
shall have been removed. w. TIMBERLAKE,
Admir- VI it'll the will snnex ed
Jan. 20. S3-tds Of Wilson j. Cary decd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-17

VUyIMOLEON.-The sire Of Sally Walker, Washing.
other fine racers, will stand tho ensuing season, being
the second since his return from Alabama, at Weyan
oke, in Charles City, the residence of the subscriber
So miles from Richmond, 20 from Petersburg, 80 TO
cross at Osborne's, and will be let to fifty dol
lars, payable at the expiration OF the season. with dis
count Of twenty per cent to those who think proper 10
pay before the end thereof; seventy i've doars nsur
Ance, payable as soon the mare asceraned to be
In foai the property changed, with dollar cash
to ths groom In every instance have extensive pas
tursgs with separate enclosures for and colts,
which will be fed ifrequired with grain at 25 cents per
day. No liability for accd .nts escapes though the
creates: care will be used to prevent either The sea-
son will commence the goth February. and expire the
goth of June. JOHN MINGE.
WEYANoKE, Feb. 8, 1881.
PEDIGREE
Timoleon was got by Sir Archie, his dam by the i'm
ported saltram, which was by OKelly's celebrated
Eclipse, grand dam by old Wildair &. g. dam by Dri-
YER, g.E. dam by Fallow, Qmported) out of the
PERFORMANCES.
He ran all distances, competing with the celebrated
Reality, the dam OF Mr.. hnsons equally celebrated
Medley, with Coqueue, Lady Richmond, Fair Rosa
mond. Lady Lghtfooi, opmus, and many others; win
ing Is races out Of l5-and it might be said he never
ran a race which he could mol have
The following certificates of Gentlemen well known
the Turf, to prove him horse OF the first order
horse. CERTIFICATES.
sold Timoleon to COL II. II. johnson, for 81 100
and believed him then to be superior to any horse in
the United States. WIN. WYNN.
sold Timoleon to COL David Dancy for $4,000, and
have no doubt he is the best horse that
in Virginia. North South Carolina, which is a. far
am acquainted. RIO, X. JOHNSON.
Copy of a letter from Jpn,.R Johnson to Col David
Dancy. dated Petersburg, Oct. 3d. 1919.
Dear Sir--I find you likely TO take Timolson to
the western Country: ii this should be ~ case hope
most earnestly you may do wei! as his real merit
race horse dsssTrSs have seen him run in all the
races In Virginia he ran-hs performances from
one to four miles, been such TO do credit 10 The
best runner, either in this country Europe: and his
stile Of going OF the most superior action His size and
blood onte him TO rank 6rSt rate tallion. ne
YER saw but Of his colts, which was foaed at my
Fathers ths had not then commenced covering0 This
col, would have done credit any horse, indeed out OF
100 n would be difficult to select his equal and
would this day enter il in stake OF from one 10
Eve hundred dollars each as to select from This season
Of any covering horse, mstter how many mares he
had put to him. Your OS't Servo
VIM II. JOHNSON.
Col. DAvfp DANcY.
I'll NJ 0I-w4W
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N ABOURERS WANTED.-W anted, 30 able bo-
N died Labourers to assist in graduating road from
est wages per month will be paid n. f. DUNN,
Feb. 3 S5-6t at the Powhalan Coal Mines.
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February IT.

EyNGINEER.-This very fine Stallion will be in
uL Richmond, in the course OF next week, for SALE
He formerly belonged to f. Brodoax, Esq, dec
He IL by the imported Eagle out OF Sir Achies half
sister; his dam, Arch Duke, out of Archie dam.-Hs
Is large and finely proportoned, and good ioalg eer
and will be IL years old next Sprng,-Any gentleman
Who may be In want OF such horse, will apply tome
j. ]. HARRISON.
diamond Crave, Va Feb IT Oft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-17

HNRESH GARDEN SEEDS.-The following Gar.
H. den Seeds. OF excellent quality, for sale at the
stores OF John H. Eustace and John N Gordon, NJ ain
Street, and also at the Subscribers store street,
at the Garden. JOSEPH RENNIE
artieh0ke, green globe
Asparagus, large white
Shop beans, early mohawks, yellow six weeks early
china dwarf, dwarf cluster, refugee or thousand TO
Pale BEANS small Lima, large Lima scarlet runners
Beet, early blood turnip, long blood, French sugar
amber, white scarcity, mapgel wurtzel
Broccoli, fine large purple cape, white cape, both
these succeed well in this climate
Cabbage, fine early York, large York, early sugar
loaf early battersea, late battersea great drumhead
fat Dutch, red Dutch, green globe Savoy, yellow
Savoy, large Bergen
Cdulfower, fine early, late
Celery, white solid
Carrot, fine long orange, red, lemon, cress, garden
cufled
Cucumber, early Frame fine long green, small gIrkin
Endiue, green curled
Indian Corn, early golden SIOUX tuscarora, rare
Letuce-brown Dutch, early cabbage, ice, 6ne white
Slesia
.Melon-sreeD citron, nutmeg, canteloups
Egg PIdnt-purple
.NdsiWtiuu
Onion-whi.e, red Madeira
PdrSnip--hne large swelling
Parsley
Peas-esrly Washington or true May, early frame,
early hoIspur, Charlton, marrowfa fat, dwarf imperial
blue Prus.ian, Bishops early dwarf prolific, new
and very dwarf kind; may be planted inches pea
from pea, in the row, and LIZ feet between rows
Pepper-long or Cayenne, tomato shaped or squash
Pumpkins family, cheese
Rodish-esry scarlet short top. long salmon, red tur
nip, white turnip, black Spanish
Rhubar6-for tarts
Spinach or Spin0ge-round leaved New Zealand
Squash early bush
Satisfy or vegetable oyster
TOmGt0--iarge kind
Tmip-eariy Dutch, white globe, red top, rus baga
Catalogues of the above Seeds can be had, with the
prices annexed, at the stores where tho Seed are Tor
sale.
Also for sale low Hyacinths and Tulip Roots, Po-
Feb.3 SIS -2aw6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-17

Remarks OF Mr.. MAcrARLAND Of Petersburg.
Mr.. Maclarland commenced by observing, that the
resolution contaminated wide aud radical departure
from the existing system, and that ought not TO be sc'
eeded TO, until il sbcwn to furnish the best remedy
which W., attspabe the evils complained Of The
exncnses and delays which had been adverted TO, ind
c,sd lie necessity Of reform; but furnished argu-
'i5s against ,sir recurrence, aud lead to no bad
consequences OF as own
TIE whole country complained Of the delays Of the
Courts And certainly there we're few greater evils
bsn unnecessary delay in the administration OF Justice
n the complaint confined TO the Courts ef Chan
oery and that in truth the only part OF our Judicial
ooy In which the evil was found TO exist, the reso-
LUTON would seen 10 suggest the remedy. Blu, such
vas not the state of me Loud, and not more
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-13
Ertract Of a letter from Washington.

"From indications here, On the Senate, from Maine
and Maryand0 am inclined 10 believe that bitter Oppo-
sion 10 be continued in that body This is surely TO
be regretted nasmuch as it is extremely vcxsous At the
moment; but the ultimate consequences Of indiscinat-
ing opposition. WILL in the end TIC more for than against
g The North Gncluding rs in New York, in New
Hampshire, and in Mane) supported Mr. Speaker Ste
ycnson in solid phalanx. The world must give the
Northern Democracy the credit of n1cxiblity, unparal
lclcd in any other section"
o. We thank g,r Country friends fer Their numerous
faUors-btd Uc assure them That their orders tcould be
acceptable Coceompanied 6y The Cash, according
TO me terms ofhe Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-13

BY the several Of assembly entitled AN act assessing
tax on personal property to be collected with the county
act to Increase the country rates and levie for the use Of
the commonwealth, passed respectively the twenty -htb
day Of March last 'a a
KESruckY-"The bill to prevent the Introduction
OF slaves, Is ordered to third reading in the ii. of
K, and will probably pass that House. Its fate i'm
the Senateis uncertain. We understand ,lat Mcssrs.
Turner, J. J. Crittenden, Chinn, McAiee, Ward,
wilson, Hunton and Owsley, advocated the passage
OF the bill with great zeal and ability; and Messrs.
T.. Smith, Ewing, Ii. Harrison, Chambers and Bar
rctt opposed ITS passage, upon constitutional and
other grounds, with equal talents and zeal"
Both political parties are organizing Conventions
for nominating Governor, Electors Of President &C.
THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION
This Convention will show in few days ho,c The tcind
cio,cs Some have said that Mr. Clay would be nom-
nacd-but Washington il is believed that he will be 90
and II then he do nothing by way of he will
stir up the elements of political strife lii the opinion of
some oil the writers from Washington. that Mr. Clay will
make great efforts for cancellations i'm acting upon
nimiy.
Notwithstanding it is said tina, he and the Anti Masons
voted for j. w. Taylor, Speaker of the House, vet il is
believed by many that he will judge the Of the Ad
innisra'ion with great impartiaiiy.
IL Is yet TO guess who will be associated with
Mr. Clay Vice President. The Baltimore "Frce
Banner recommends the nomination of Mr. Wirt-But
''ssoud Mr. Writ adherng his present nonina,ion de-
cline that from the coming vcnton which may be Ten
dercd him. or should the convention deem his
oil the nomination by the anmasons barrier TO one
from thcn then the Banner recommends the nomination
oil "Chapman Johnson OF Virginia. gentleman second to
none oil the statesmen OF the Old Dominion, and cxcccd
by few in the union for his exalted worth and splendid
qureents Tor the dignied station TO which he propos-
cd ne shall see-in the of the week.
CO.MNU.NIC.fTED
The Clerks Of Courts at distance from the City of Rich
mond hereby informed, that petition will be prcpar
ed by those residing in the said City and its neighbour
hood to be presented TO the General Assembly pre-
sent session. praying for explanation and OF
the acts establishing their fees of Office. Those who are
disposed TO unite in this advised to authorize
their names to the petition This course il rccommcn
instead OF holding Convention of Clerks proposed
In some parts oil the State will them time
and trouble, and probably produce good effect.
u Errata in the Report, in the petition from Luncn-
burg made in Thursdays papcr-it should be Peronca
Taylor for time TO sell Real Estatc-From the citizens of
Lunenburg to change the time Of holding their Quarterly
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MARRIAGES

Ga Tuesday evening" BY the RI
Reverend Ginning Moofe, Pfoe Misc
beth, eldest daughter Of Mr. Jueob Hall al Of this
- 49, s---s
TT Advertisements. &C. Uaapoidobly rosroned, ~H
% attended 10 in cur neat
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COMMUNICATED

u Erraa in the Report, in the petition from Luncn-
burg made in Thursdays papcrit should be Petronea
Taylor Tor time to sell Real EstatcFrom the citizens
Lunenburg to change the time Of holding their Quarterly
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Yesterday, Mr.. Brodnax from the Committee n
Courts Of Justice reported in e. Of so much otb nett
ton Of Lewis r. Matthews relates the real estate
Of Robert Hsdlock, deceasedof the petitions Of the cd-
zcns 81 Hardy Hampshire, ADD Shenandoah changing the
time Of holding The County Cour in tlIoc counieso al.
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Ale & Porter
BREWERY.

I4HE; H;s$ SsslsjRsi ss si!si tJ 81 9.;l s|s |I ~
XarsAleed sdu6l to shy itip1tsed ,>-i4l55,
nsI. R.s. XII nE SSs ia ia s''I: sstss: s,s?ss = T.
Of oxpenca 10 any part ofthe Towh. The
price az Sftoha, Ale IL 90 per hEi. Sid e3
per half bbl.--Tablc Ale at "a pet bbl, and
sihIller quantities III the ssWe ptUpdtlio,l
Yeast mas bo Had at the following StOrs1s
Thos. s. s,anhope's, broad Street
-. 2. AtkinsoH'h Opposite the stSss-
j5lG G6d's ThuistGS House. Bpi'Dss
WA T&. Coz. sotosss ofis,diass's whifk
SoHn I. Bailsy,s, Ia the back Sitset.
al liic Brewery; wiiei;e.. ecrdsta ,fsf a LIE asS
received: :. : THOMAS EVANS,
!rza I N,taxTEB TO H,Fs' ateady' sss|ss Y !:
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i Pnorrsrrp BriiS The BaIsimofd
Chronicle says. that TWO hjlif for mp
wards Of $4,000 eac)f irawn BY the
Navy Agent at Lima, have bcen pro-
tested within tho laat four OF five days
ut the City of Washihgton. The rea-
SON assigned Is, that Government has
no documents to prove that the money
was appropriated for the squrdrop'
teadlifi,iss. According - the re-
ports made to the Ordina1ce office the
Quantity Of lead made at tk4 Y. States
Lead Mines dt Fever River and Mis-
souri,, amounted iu the year 1876. to
] ,O5 |, l2O lbs; in 1870, 20 8 y3;JSy yS04 ibs,
ia 1877, I'd q, 6,u92, $50 ihs; In 1928, ~
2,3I 1 .730 lbs, ID i62g, - 1A54l,3l
lbs; and in 1880 TO e.332, ,O58 lbs. In
the last item the return fat the last
quarter only from Missouri Is jnclidcdi
the other three no< having besn receiss
cd. The whole alaodnt resufSed from
Missouri III the four quarters Of 1e3y,
was 1, lg5, loo RS. The fsnisg oG 4
Fever River IN tho last yea exccsds
5000, 900 lbs. owing nd dx1lx to the
great reduction il price,
Gold.-Upwdrds afS2O0y go Ia gold
are said to have been coined y Georgia
the present season % 50, &a and SO
piecos. On one side is "Yempleton
Need, Anayer;,,' and On he other
@sJrg:S GssIg 8 SosS = ~ s,xsu ~ IS ;.,,us
distc equipment Of the ffigSSf Potomac
now lying at thu Navy Yard VI Washing.
ton. SHc IL destined, il is said, TO fciieSe
the Gucrrierfe in the Pacifc: Leo :,
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1000 PERCHES
GRASS;ITE. I;

f'hs stones must Be Of large size Ard durable
quality, and splh with good beds and faces A
sample. which viii Bs refsrree "a u Sltih-
spectiodh, may bo sesn d the Fort, They a!e
70 B6 delivered on ono, df The tIiasi5 tt tho
Fort, between Tho LEI day of April and tlIs 3Sst
day Of DscemBsr. 1891.
Propossls viii be received far ally part o. tho
above Quantity, not less than 500 pesches.
JOS. q. TOTTEN, Ii. Col, Eng's.
prtvet Co.
Fort Adams, Nswport Iisrtor,
! January 10th, 1881. !.
Thssb pubIishsrs ofthe New Bcdfcsd. Taun-
Ton, and Fall River papersj Provitlencc Patsiot
and Amerlcan; and Of tho Stonihgton, New.
London, Riiddletown ana Hsrtford, (Cnnn
papers, viii please give the d6ove notice 4 In
sdftiotis and forward their aecountS.
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RHODE ISLAND UNION IBANK.

II y general meeting Of the Stock
a holders Of the Rhode Island Un-
ION Bank, held at their banking-h -house
on Tuesday, January 4, 1881 the fol-
lowing named persons were elected
directors for tie year ensuing:
4 Christopher G. Champlin, Stephen
r.. Northam, John r. Mann, George
- u ~t.~H n-S~~ So =. - -
q At meeting Of the board Of diren-
tors beld on the 9th inst, C. G. CnAsa-
pltN, was unanimously elected Prcsi-
dent.
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BRIGHTON MARKET .slsaday,
Inn III -
Reported for II ) Bosloii fatfIot:

Reported for ths Boston Phtfidt.
At markct this day 43f' Cattle f24 oi
which lave been before reported' end 26
were stores,j 6i0 Sheep, dhd ~ Sxins,
(J0 before rspdfted.)
Prices--A small advance oa miidIiig
Cattle. No material variation 10 other
jssf caiile.--Froai as so ID 4 50; d few
were taken fol, 4 75a5.
Barfeiiirg Cattle. g Mcss 8 5os35s No.
4 a "a 4 na -.->s'e -
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MAINE STATE LQIyrERY no.
III; draws this day. Highest prize
$4,000. Tickets 2 parts 10 proportion.
|. CONNECTICJJT LOTTERY 10
extra; draws Saturday JAM Is. High
est prize $4,000. Tickets 4 parts u
proportion.
DRAwN NUMBsRs
Conn. Lott. no. %,
n" sssuIfic crutc, ~ EXTRA
s. Q AZ To 80 4G III 81 50 81,
IConn. Lott. "a Extra
% % 40 80 l3 8 81 81 81.
Sold in Connecticut Lottery l5 Ex'
nj this Office In package Of ar. tickets
Combiuation l6 liz 43 prize Of 500
8. CAHOONE.
MAINE STATE LOTTERY no
M, draws this day. Highest prizs
5000. Tickets 2 parts IN proportion
CONNECTlCUr LOTTERY Il
extra draws Saturday Janunry l5
Highest prize 5000. Tickets part
In proportion. -
DRAWN NUNnERs.
1 Conn. Lott. no. 70,
&c al 81 35 Ia A ~ "a
! Maine State ~ Extra,
y O.42 10 10 80 II 81 50 81.
4 Conn. Lott. "a Extra,
I % % 40 30 l3 8 81 "a 81:
J. q. SHAW.
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rallied, purspad and ovestook their en-
|einies, whom they vanquishbd and
compelled TO retrsat, after short but
bloody Contest, before tie main party
Of the Osd6cs came up. II is said to
have been dnd of the most Desperate
and hard contested eugat tenients that
has ever been fought by che two tribes.
The Osa9es fought with gains and the
Pawnees with spears and battle axes.
The loss Of the Osagcs wns . killed
and 8 woandcl. No prisoners were
taken oa either side.
A lady, who was returning from d
visit on Wednesday evening, wds vio-
lently seized BY rufIian, III Cathatine
street, between Second and Third
nearly opposite tho Rev. Mr.. Mead's
church. She extficatcd herself from
his grasp, and ran into an avenue, TINT
lead to q house standing back froni the
street. Believing that the fellow had
gone, the lady csi'he out, dnd discovers
ed him still waiting tv renew his attack.
Help was called and the villaih escaped.
Phila. u. 8. Gaz!
HoaaiiLE MuapEa.-By the Gettys-
burg (Ps.) Compiler. or the 4th, we rsceiv-
ed the first infofmasion Of horribie scewe,
resulting in the destruction Of . whole fam
! ily, which occurred in Frejeriek c6siitt. a.
this State, o. tko i1x11 pf Th1rsdly Iabs.
! The dwelline hdnyg 81 Ms, Jdhu Nery, .in
! f1srosuy's Valley. Frederick county, Nd.
was discovered to be On fire, That night !:
| Its inmates consisted If His father in law,
himself, wife, three children, and 4 bound
boy " 10 I0 years 0f age. When tho fire
was 6rst discdsescd L Had made too much
progress to be subdGd1j ana inose wnb 6ssi
arrived ut the seen6, ID looking into the
consuming hoGsc q6s(5tod thai Mr.. NGwey
was lying on the dodr WIN severe wound
on bis head, the bodt a Mg. Tresslef the
father in law, was nSor)y tit consumed, ex
cept the bones; that Of lIie M. Iatfersy. a.
bout half destroyed; a1d tl|1 0(her members
Of tho family, the niotbjl in1 children,
roasted Id shocking ntanhe< Ir great
effort. the bed, on which lay 1nlai0s
of The mother, was partly Feoe<191 ' she
t6ames, apd wai fouul e be very Ulod6f
IFhe sSssSasss as ssS.Ss1le SEEMED ID inipf65o ~ |t
spectsturs the ecnvic.ioi that tkis III "a
family HAD been niirdeted and their dwell,
;oS ,};sS ssi m 6rc. Susn;cioc was ascd
dr s tsro M men dsmed KING rnd Nscboior. 4,
sNe.s me e. ,5er Ssa secS ssns ,pts - the XsrvisnJ
Pcn;,eaiistv "a ,,;hb;ng Mr. Nswes. 4 few
wears s;ncs! that tBsy Hsd used tbfesten;ng
languages since r.Isit Iibsralon. and had
len the neighborhood on the night Of the
| niardsjr +. -. Bdfffnsofe Pairfdks
| -
| a.. ~.
the Secretary Of war mas puoi'sned a.
'ss. Ss. us;..t - y - sss y ;ss,;rS s.d.r, sSr
| its az 4 part 81 the daily rations 10 tile sol
Esss "A slidws1cs & moncv. III licr
,harsof. viii Se idadB vy the Subsistence
t~!sney = ssss.sss 80 ~
~ q 4I1EI0FD
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B R ICK s.
WANTEO

WANTED.
DROPOSALS will be received until ihe
- let day OF. Match next. for The supply q
Fort Adams, Newport llarHot, r. /. Of
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rarm known By the ndme 81. Samuel
Thutston farm and how owhed BY Asher
Robbins. vix:--
z Yoke young Oxehs
8 Cows and one Calf
2two year old IlcifsrSy
2 ONE year old DO.
20 tohs of good HayI @
apioasS., ; air.rots, sad safie.y of
othef articlca Conditions at sale,
NJ. HALL, Auctr. 2
Also -imh1ediatsly sftsr, at the, Dad.
Icy farni In Middis,own. now owned BY
Asher Rabbinsr-a quantity. Of HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE. dec ~