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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-11-27
Sh ip N Q w s.
ENTERED.
Schr. Fox, Newton, New York.
CLEARED.

Schr Charleston Packet, Marble, Prov.
The Brig Laurel, Capt. joshua Bro
LEY, of this Port Sailed from the Harbor
of Newport on the Oath of October and
arrived at Havana on the first of Novem-
bsr /; being the shortest passage we have
ever seen reported from this Bay to Ha-
vana.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Roger Williams, Mosher, from Cron-
stadt for Bristol, passed Elsineur Oct. 4th.
Brig Ann Gadsden, Northsm from Palm.
bout, srrivetfst Oporto Sept oath. =,
At Shields Oct 9th, Brig Noble, Little
field from Hamburg.
At Charleston Nov. 10Th, Sch'r Sotuh
Carolina, Winslow, from this port.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-11-27
ELECTIONS.

vIRalNIA.-Ths majority for the Jack
son ticket is 49, 800. Eighteen counties
remain to be heard from. ss,
INDIANA.--Ths Jackson majorities re-
csived make the aggregate 3,37S.
NoRrH CARoLINA.-Jacksen's majori-
|ty, at present stands 10,704.
VERMONT.-The Vermont State
Journal says, that the An,i-masonic tick
ct for Electors is elected by u plurality
Of 9 or 5000.
MARYLAND.-Thrae Jackson Elec-
tors have been chosen from Baltimore
City aud County, and four Clay Elec-
tors from the Western shore district -
In the Eastern shore district, which
chooses three Electors the result is
doubtful.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-11-27
a GREAT VARIETY OF
'WOOIIen Goods :

Brosdcloths, Cassimeres, Sattinet,s. Pc
tershaus Flushing and Pilot cloths, Devon
shire and Canton Kerscys, common g. Costs
hair Camblets, Flanncls, Dsizes g. Bookings,
Point Blankets: 80 10 II g. 1914 Rose
Blsnkcts--To-ether with many other des,ra-
Bile articles, which, added to their former
stock makes their assortment well worthy
the attention Of purchasers. and at such low
prices as will not dissppoiM their most san
ruinN exneciafinna
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-11-27
( gAMASA HOWE g. HENRY M.
r4 BROWNELL.

"AvING entered into co partnership in
Ii the discharge Of the duties Of Livery
Stable, respectfully solicit part Of the pub
lie patronage. They have two separate sta.
bles--ono will be kepi ct the Bellevue Hotel,
and the other on the north side Of Pelham 81.
next above Mr.. Townsend's Coffee House.
Their horses and carriages are second to
none, and close attention will be paid to the
calls and wishes Of all whosee proper to ex.
tend to them their favors. They will always
be Ia readiness TO sttend 10 the arrivals and
departures Of the Steamboat. In q word
they sre prepared to meet sny exigcncy
which usually comes within the sphere OF
their business. horses kept for long or short
period. Terms liberal.
Oct 30.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-11-27

NARROW EscAPE.---D ifing an exhibi-
tion of wild animals, last week, at Su-
garloaf, in this county, a man by the
name Of Layoe, in an intoxicated state,
staggered near the Gage Of the Lion,
while he was devouring his accustomed
meat. The Lion seized him by the leg
with his claws, threw him on the floor,
and fixed one Of them in the wretcbed
sufferers skull. From this situation he
was relieved in short time by the exer-
tions ofthe keeper, and, shockingly man.
gled and bruised by the ferocious animal,
remoyedto place of safety. We un-
derstand that he will probably recover
from the wounds.--Orange Co. Pat
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-11-27

An for Jackson We give credit to
the editor of the Warren IN. J. Jour
nal, for the brilliant scintillation Of intel
lect which is appended in italics TO the
marriage below, which we quote from his
paper, published on the day ofths cleo
ton in that State: sDso =.
Married--At Marksboro,' by John
Moore, Esq. Mr.. John Stewart to Miss
Euphemia Schreakagast--aH for Jack
OF this political union, the Newark
Daily Advertiser says ee.,
Though il be "Jackson concern"
yet we must say that Euphsmia has
acted very 'judgmatically" in Swapping
the last half of her name for that whic h
she has Obtained, and give it as our op-
inion that she ought to give boot
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= NEW ARRANG CEMENT.
SINGING-SCHOOL.

NhE Subscriber informs the Young La
- dies and Gentlemen of Newport that his
School Tor the instruction of Sacred Music
VIII oe opened at Mr.. Towers Academy on
Jnesosy evening. Dec 4th provided a suf-
ncleui number Of Scholars are obtained pre-
yiops 10 That time. The National Harmon
st' new and valuable book, will be furuish-
ed. Terms 81, so per Or. Patrons will
please leave their names at his reside nee, or
NJ tnc store of Col. Il. Marsh jun.
Oct. oO. WIN. L. DENNTS
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A great Mistake
Un ssgF on Ca l I at
VIM. .D.aTilIey'S.

NEAP Err Goods were never offered be-
~ fore in this town than those just opened
md for sale at his Store. His silks, Me-
rinos, Circassisns, Fancy hadsfs. shawls,
gloves, Ribbons. batungs, broadcloths, cassi-
meres, fanuels, sattinetts, vcstings. gisg-
hams, cahcoes, laeev, shlrtings. shcetngs,
linens; and in fact every article in the dry
goods line are almost to- be given awsy. n
his friends and customers will give him q
call they shall be fairly dealt with.
w. y. +. Will give out lace for working
10 all ladies' who will return il worked with in
two or three months, and take their pay at
the time ofreturning il. oct. %.
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DIED..

In this town on the 5th inst. Martha s. aged
6years, and on the 9th, Elizabeth. oged 5
years, both Of Group, and daughters Of Mr..
Benjamin ]. Lawton.
On Wednesday last. Mr.. Hiram Popple,
son Of Mr.. George PoppIe, aged "a years.
At Little Compton, Mr.. Comfort Grinnell,
aged 70 years:
At Washington City on Monday last, Hon.
Philip Doddridge, aged 60 years, Repre-
sentative in Congress from Virginia.
AT Philadelphia on the 4th inst. Thomas
Lyman, Esq. aged AZ years, formerly of this
town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-11-27

TAic kail happy .Amriea !--The storm Of
democracy 10 sweeping ell before It. The
besom OF principles 10 fast sweeping away
the creatures Of corruption. The valleys
and plains Of our Union are covered with the
prostrato coalition and the avalanche Of her
mountains 70 loosened spd we shall learn be-
foro next week, that Il bas buried the oppo-
nents Of Andrew jackson in one vast ruin.
JAcKsor 70 TRIUMPHANT. The question 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-11-27

Ere this time,' said one of the British
Ministers at the treaty Of Ghent, 'Pack kinghau
has possession Of New Orleans Il vii
wager you f5O0 Of that said Henry Clay
the American Minister.
.Wby so confident Of that, said the haugh-
tv Briton, 'Becaose,' said Mr.. Clay, AN
DREW JACKSON is THERE,
Tho coalitos will triumph . said q noisy
federslist. They will not,' said democrat
ANDREW JACKSON is THERE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-11-27
NOIIICE.

wv HEREAS il has been agreed to es-
w tablish new Insurance Company in
the town Of Newport, under the title Of the
Commercial Insurance Company a sabscrip-
authorized TO be opened ON Saturday the
20th inss. az tho counting rom Of Joshua
Ssyer, for which purpose the Subscribers will
attend TO explain the contemplated Charter.
and to receive two dollars per share on each
share that may then and there bc subscribed
and TO give the necessary receipts for the
same.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-11-27
LATEST FASHIONS.
q

vTNHE subscribers are now opening largo
i assortment ofcheap, fashionable black
FUR HATS,-the latest New-Yo and
London style. Of very superior quality, to
which they would respectfully invite the at.
tention Of the public; particularly to their 81
and $5 Hats, which for beauty and durability
are not surpassed by any article Of the kind
ever ofere in this market. ssia
ESQ, an extensive assortment Of gentle.
men's and Youths Sea Otter, Seal, Hair Seal
and Cloth Caps, Of the latest make and style
just received from the manufacturers.
ALSO, Just receiUed,
A variety Of elegant SIBERIA C.4PES,
and FUR SE.fL COLLARS.
uAll the above will be disposed Of st
the lowest possible prices. f''
GFHATS made To order, at tho short
est notice. JOSEPH B. WEAVER.
JOHN g. WEAVER.
No. l35, Ihames.strest.
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TILLEY,

LAS good GOODS for Mems and Boy
IL Over Coats, at very low prices. A
complete assortment Of Merinos and Circas.
SLAMS. India Rubber Over Shoes. Also
just received. More Of those Cheap Gloves,
from I2a to 25 cents.
Nov a
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=. WHITE.
w. HAa ER.
ExCELL.ENCY.

ny HIS ExCELLENCY.
LAMUEL HASTINGS AILOLD,
Governor, Captain General and Comma nder In
Chief ofthe State Of Rhode Island and Pro-
vidcnce. Plantation.
A PROCLAMATION.
WTHEREAS tho General Assembly of tho
w tho State aforesaid, on the third day ef
November instant, passed the following Resolu-
tions, to wit -
IT being the duty Of every enlightened aud
Christian community TO express, on appropriate
occasions. their devout sense Of tho blessings of
Providence; and the years that has passed, hav-
ing been marked by signal displsy Of those
blessings
THEREroRr RESOLVED, That THURSDAY, the
Doth day Of November inst no, and the same 10
hereby recommended TO the good people Of this
State, asa day Of general Thanksgiving and
Pra.se.
RssoLvsp, That his Bscolicncy, tho Governor
be requested to issso his Prcclsmstion of the
foregoing resolutions, that the same may be du-
v made knowu 10 the people OF this State, and
That they b. requested 10 conform tberrto, IN
the manner most appropriate 70 ths occasion
twhichlcslIs for II.
! do, therefore, pursuant 10 the above rscitsd
Resolutions, issue this, my Proclamation, 10
make known the same, that The good people Of
this State may conform thereto.
Given urder my hand, and the seal of ssid
State, at Providence, this fflh day of November
in tho year Of our Lord one thousand eight hnn.
drod and thirty-twe, and Of Independence the
ffty-seventh'
By kis ExcelisNey's command.
HssRr BowER, Scs'ry. .----
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NJ NOTICE.-Ths Annual Nee,

P NOTICE.--The Annual Meet
ing of the DORCAS SOCIETY, (for
the collection of subscriptions, and choice
Of Oficsrs) will be held at the Vestry of
the I'd Baptist Church, on Wednesday,
Dec. 5th, at 2 o'clock p. M.-The gen.
eral and punctual attendance ofthe men,
bers and Subscribers is respectfully re-
quested. s.s.se.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-11-27

Mammoth Beaf.-Farmers may crow
over their big beets as much as they like
but Of NIL the beats that were ever
raised in this country, the Jackson Beat
beats all hollow
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-11-27

"We REly upon our accounts"
The opposition journals depend exclusive.
y upon their own sources Of information,
they cay, and "rely" on their accounts. This
10 easily explained accounts lied yes.
terday, and re-fie to day. BILLY BLACK.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-11-27

settled. The Hero will receive more than
two thirds Of the electoral colleges.
ss True Republican.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-11-27
DOMESTIC GOODSfy

DOMESTIC GOODSf!!
P R0WN aud bIcaehed Sheetings and
- Shirtings- Bedticking apron cheeks
&c. &c. for sale low
Also p Cases nice pelise wsdding just
received by II. FOWLER, Jr.
nov 90
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-11-27
Extract Of a letter from Netc- Orleans, da
ted Sfh November, 1882.

1--WE are happy to say that the health
of our city is much improved. We shall
hsve frost tonight, which will put an
end TO the fever and the cholera is fast
disappearing.
eve hope to have an active business
doing in the course ofa week."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-11-27
HOSTERY 1ND GLOVES.

HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
WIN. C. COZZENS, g. Co. have on
w banda very nice assortment of Ho
sicry and Gloves-comprising almost every
kind in use--which they Offer for sale on
reasonable terms.
-ALso----
SA doz. of nice Horskin Gloves, little
OO spotted, from IL TO 80 cts. per pair.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-11-27
GENUINE PHILOSOPHY.

The editor Of the Winchester (va.)
Republican, thus "calmly and philo-
sophicalIy" discourssth in his last pa
PERI agatias1
"The majority of the people seem to
have thought better Of old Hickory's ad-
ministration Of affairs than we of the op-
position do-the Inevitable conseque CO
of which has been that we form minori-
ty-It is the fate Of war, and we must
hear it philosophicnlIy. We have one
great comfort-ws are at the very bottom
Of the political wheel, and ifit ever again
does move, we must riss. We canno,
go any iower--we cannot be s0orsc Off
we have nothing more to lose. There il
no danger Of our folks guarrelling nbou,
the spoiis of oflice-we shall not have the
trouble Of regulating the governmental
clock, or oiling IT'S machinery. The
cares of state will not oppress US, and as
the people Of the United States seem to
he "daff," we shall not be doomed to the
task Of keeping them in order. If they
ever come to their wits again, we shall
belong to a majority party. Some few
of the Jackson folks are Growing most
Justify over our prostrated party |; but the
majority Of the yictors seem to be good
natured enough, and contented to crack
a joke with the vanquished without boast
ing or, Dragging. This is as il should be.
A generous enemy is satisfied with the
victory, aud does not taunt the fallen foe. "
CoNrEMPrIBLE.-The last Haverhil
Iris copies from a federal paper, wha,
purports to be sFThomas Jefferson's opin-
ION of Gen. Jackson !" but which, in fact,
lis base forgery. manufactured prob ably
by the same person who forged letter
purporting to have been written by the
President, respecting the imprisoned Mis-
,ionariss, and signing his name thereto.
We have seen this miserable stuff copied
into several tory papers, both before and
since the election, with Jefferson's name
attached to it but IL is a sheer fabrication
And we hereby offer to any person, the
sum of TWENTY DOLLARS who will in.
form US, when and in what placc the Ian.
guage referred 10 was uttered. Thomas
jefferson has spoken dispsragingly oftbe
apostate Henry Clay. we kaow but thai
he ever used the language attributed to
him by the federal papers, respecting An.
drew Jackson we deny, and challenge
them to the proof Will any one accept
of our proposali We shall see.
~. E. Chron.
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ME RINO CLOTHS!I
THOMAS FOWLER, Jr.

HAS French and German Merinoes of thu
- = best quality and most desirable colours for
sale CHEAP.
AIso-Juf treceived a large assortment Of
Merino and common circassians which will be
sold at reduced prices
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Terms Of the Rspub&eaRs
50 if paid in advance, or e2,25 - The sae
OF tho year.
No paper discontinued until errearsees
are paid, unless at the discretion Of the pub.
Usher. .rafl
= All sceounss mus, be ssss'et a. lcsss once
q year. -.d ltL a4..
Advertisements not msrhsd, vijl b. consin
ucd tiIlforbiddeD. and charged soeosdingly.
Printing
or al kinds done with nes'pess and dsspsteh
AT THE HALL,
IN the rear Of the Gsvi~ss Rsk
ows ths stsss 81 Aspas Bsse
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UHAEF As THE ORuAPEsw :
AND AS GOOD AS THH
B1SYII! ~.
HORswELL & AID
RICH, a.la..s IA
AT THE SION or Tzu
MAMMOTH BOOT.
No. 1oo Thames. Street

Noi 100 Thamcs'Suee'-
HAVE Just received a hrge assortment Of
IL IL Ladies, Misses, and Gcntlsmen's India
Rubbers Of the first quality, % years old
which they can sfFord 10 cell at the reduced
price Of from Is cents 10 6 80,
W India Robbers repaired At short notice IN
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TO PRlN II Il IL S.
~ WHITE & VIM. HAGER

~ II IL ~ i II IL -
ny WHITE & VIM. HAGER
lAAs Respectfully informs the Printers Of
the United States, to whom they have long
been individually known as established let
ter Founders, that they have now formed CO.
partnership in said business, and hope from
their united skill and extensive experience,
to be uble to give satisfaction 10 oil who may
favor them with orders.
The Introduction Of machinery in place Of
the tedious and unhealthy process OF casting
type by hand, desiderstum by the Europe.
an and American Founders, was by Amer.
can ingenuity, snd s-heayy expenditure OF
timo and money c0 the part Of our senior
partner, fret successfully accomplished.--
Extensive use Of the machine cast letter, has
fully tested and established its superiority in
every particular, over that cast BY the old
process. so"
The Letter Foundsry business will here
after be carried on by the parties before
named, underline firm Of WHITE, HA-
GER, 4 90. Thoir specimen exhibits
q complete series, from diamond 10 64 lines
Plea. The book and news type being in tho
modern light and style.
WHITE, HAGEk, g. Co. arc agents for
the sale Of the Smith and Rust Printing
Presses. which they can furnish 10 their
customers st manufacturer prices; Chuses.
Cases. composing Sticks, Ink. and every ar
ticle used in the printing business, kept for
sale, g. furnished on short notice.
~ Old type taken in exchange for now at
nine cents per pound.
G5-NewsYuper propretors who give tho
above three insertions, will be entitled TO
Five Dollars in such articles as they muy Sc
lect from our specimen.
e; e; YH1TTRR: YY1HaTR
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TIIIEY.

|"AS good GOODS for Mems end boy g
Il IL Over-Costs, at very low prices.--A
complete assortment of Merinos and Circss-
sisns.-India Rubber Over Shoes. .also
just received, more Of those Cheap Gloves
from I24 to 25 cents. (nov. IL.
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8 INDIA RUBBERS,
JAMES 9. EASTcN.
J.. No. 95, Market square,
lsaif Sign Of the
roa O. RE AT SE0Ne
~ m ITS jnst received his fall
a1 llIStock Of Mems, Boys
ukA0 and ChiIdren's BOOTS and
Nall SHOES, Of the first quality,
which he otisrs for sale, as low az any other
Store in town.
ALSO,
general assortment Of Ladies', Gentle
mons, and Children's, BOOTS and
SxoES, Of every description, manufactured
10 order, and Repairing done at short No
tice.
. Newport, Oct. I6, 1882.
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'S:ns1 W. B. As.srns. sasrs, commi,'e..
Receipt to get u good and
cheuD cloak

Purchasc Of Tilley .circassian at 25 cts.
Cambria TO line the same nj d or 10 cts.
WadGing at 6 cts, the silk end thread given
in, and you will accomplish your object, pro-
vided you don't pay for making.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-10
Five Nuaaelrcd H'oum6s RseHyard.

AAIHEREAS THOMAS GLEW, Collecting Clerk in
Wv service of Messrs. Robarts, Curtis s Co London,
has failed TO return TO his employers with the following
of Bank Notes. which he received in the ordinary
discharge of his trust con6ded him Saturday. the
Sd of September ins and has disappeared or absconded
with the same; and also with quantity of Sovereigns
Whoever will apprehend, to be appehcnded,
the said Thomas Gew, will make such discovery as
VIII lead to his apprehension and the recovery of the pro-
perty stolen, shall receive reward OF Five Hundred
Pounds stering or in that proportion for such
may be recovered upon application to FISH, GRIN
NELL & Co. 13l Front ST. New York.
The said Thomas Gew dressed in dark frocl coat
with striped plaid trousers and Wellington boots is about
feet IL inches in height, rather stout aud quick and
upright in his walk. Has small head with little scar
on the forehead, light brown hair combed fiat the left
sido and bushy about the years color
eyes light and with peculiar heavy and sleepy express
sion about them The nose rather large, with wide nos
tris and little turned up Hands large and feet rather
broad. The voice thick, and when elevated becomes
discoant and cracked Full sshy lips aud features and
the complexion very salow, having altogether heavy
dull appearance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-10
BY KsKTCEEEE a. COOgS

The ENQUIRER is published twice a week. generally,
htoe times week during the
IN" sam" as heIeoSre Five Dollars payable in adj
OF chartered,
Cd IN payment Tho Editors will guarantee rcming
them o mall tho postage of all letters being paid by the
will DO
Editors, uatil all arearages have been paid up.
Q Whoever wi the of nine papers shall
tho tenth Gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ono First Insertion as continu-
hnee so No advertisement inserted
paid for, assumed by city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-10

H 81 ARRlS & BUTLER, General Agents and Com
Il I'll mission Merchants, Richmond Va offer their SER
vices to their friends and the public Intending 10 connc
themselves Exclusively 10 Agency business in which boil
OF them have been brought up, they nacr themselves
their cXerons TO promote the interest OF those by whom
they may be employed, will generally be successful
Their Office is on the Dock which enables them 10 attend
particularly 10 consignments of Horrings, Bacon Wheat
Corn, Cotton, Lumber, sc. sc. WAI. NJ HARRIS,
WM /. BUTLER.
Jan. s. 72-Gt
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Payment OF the notes is stopped at the bank of Eng
land and every precauton has been adopted prevent
their circulation
LONDON, Sept 8, 1881.
Reference is made Robert Gilmor s. Sons Baltimore.
or to Fish, Grnnell S Co. New York
Jan. Z. 7e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-10

a FAD THIS-The subscriber wishing 10 enli@rate 10
N u the West will offer for sale on Wednesday the
&oth oil tue present month"; (January0 the OF Land
both sides of the Buckingham Road about five miles
above the Court House of said county, thirty
from richmond containing two hundred acres more
than hall OF which is woodland On this there are
two Dwelling Houses which, with repairs, would answer
well Tor person wishing TO keep house of entertainments
which the situation will well Justify There has recent
iy been erected at this place, Stable, and now oc
cupicd by the Stagchouscs, which pass this place every
day except Sundays its distance from Richmond other
places OF public business renders it place worthy the
notice OF any person wishing to engage in the business
Tavern and Storekceper, either. There are coed
orchards and water this landThc terms of sale will
bctwo hundred dollars in cash, and the balance of the
purchase money in six equal annual payments by
Deed OF Trust, the premises enforce each pay
mcnt The sale will take place the premises on the
above day, if fair not the fair day; when shall
also proceed 10 sell all my stock OF Cattle Hogs House
hold and Kitchen Furniture &c.-Terms on ths day of
sale. RANDOLPH NEWTON
Jan. 7, 1892 73-w3is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-10

E = ALEIGlI I. DANIEL has his Ofico over j. Muir.
10 rays Formerly James Shiphards) Saddlery al the
corner below the Central Hotel and nearly opposite 20 e
Eagle Main STREET.-THE continues TO attend the Court.
OF King William and Hanover and those held in this city
Dec Oth. 72-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-10

NOIlCE.-.4 Teacher WdHted.-A gentleman of
Ia uncNccptionablo character, experienced in School
keeping well versed in the Latin and Greek Languages
and the elementary branches of Mathematics will find
desirable situation in private family, by application at
at Morgansyille, Nottoway, Va.
Dec. 10, 1881. 62-vtIstF