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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-06
FOR SALE.

uVHAT valuable and pleasant Estate, some
times called tho "Baring Place Or Dun
- Esrm." the property of George a. Gray,
s,,us,ed on the wesi shore In the town OF Mid
dletown, fvo miles from Newport containing
"a cres of rood land with an excoilest house.
,o., hsrn siable. and other sufficient out build
;ngs. % ali in good repair. Said farm !: also we'll
,.noed md watored, has extensive orchards, and
a valuable privilege for sea manure: Terms
NAV be known by application 10 the subscriber.
WILLIAM G. HAMMOND.
Oct. 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-06
FO. r SALE.

THE brig Eagle, as she camo from soa, now ly
ing at J. Suyer's wharf 100 tons burthen-
about four years old. 1t is staunch and OK
ceent vessel. For terms apply to
ALLEN NJ. D'WOLF.
Oct. 9. 3w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-06
TO LET.

lA THE lower part of tho hocse;
h.V lately occupied by Richard N Y
I'LL! I Peckhsm dec. situated near tne
corner Of Bliss's road, oPposite
Mr. Nath'l. Holt's, near The mills.
Apply 10 DANIEL PEcKHAM.
uyANTED. a fsmsls to do tho work Of
w a small family.
AopIy ct this Office. Ju.y 81.
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LISTofLErCERS.

y EmAISISe in the Posr. OrFIcE, Newport, r.
HI. Nov. g. 1888
gJ'Persons calling for them, will please say
"advertised,' as they are placed in a seperato
box.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-06

Benjamin " Miller
Miss Ann M;Intosh 9
Eljae Macumder Jr
Abigail Mitchell
John Noble 2
P
Capt. Page
Joseph 4 Perry Q
X
. Capt Ramsey U.S.N.
s
Ephraim Sheldon
, E. Il. Sherman
Anna &. Swenson
Mrs. .ann Smith 2
. Il
! ]. ThorHdike
Ann p. Iayer
"
James Il Wecden
John w Williams
William Weeden
BENZ 81 s G.Weaver
Madame Charlotte
Washington
JAMESTOWN
Lucy Welsh
Daniel Howland
Isabel Watson
MIDDLETowN
Isaac Barker
!; James Coggeshall I
, Town Clerk
1 IRISH
/ Jerry Bryan
I Michael Calleghan
! John Dougherty
/ J. German
! Thomas Lyons
Thomas Mllin
, Hugh Moran
{ WIN. Salmon
!; Mrs. w alsh
! Thos. Wallis
$ Michael Walsh
CARR, Post Master
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-06

THE subscribers having engaged all tbs
u Cotton Bats made by the .NewporI
Steam Factory" for the term Of one wear
will be regularly supplied with these differ.
ent qualities, which will be sold at 8, 10 and
l2A cents per pound, (not bundled) warrant
ed IL ounces " each pound.
VIM. C. COZZENS a. CO.
N. B. The kind at l23 cents being en-
tirely free from dirt. seeds or any other rub
bish, as matter Of economy Ia warranted to
be decidedly the cheapest.
Sept. il, 1883.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-06
MARRIED

In this town on Monday evening last, Mr.
stephen Stednian to Miss Ann Hasarb.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-11-06
YARNl YARN!! YARNlll

YAKN! 1AhN!! IANN y
Opposits;ths Arcade.
ONA pounds Of blue, blue mixed and
HVBVI grey Yarn, at the very low price OF
eighty Ave cents the pound.
03Iam down with my merinos and oan-
not rise. I shall continue TO cell them st The
low price Of one dollar and seventy Ave cents
the yard. They are worth two do''ssS rv ~
the run. A6&
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13

AssecIATEs.-In all societies it u advi-
sable to associate, Il possible with The high
est; not that the highest are alvays u
best, but because, if disguised these, -
can at any time descend; ~ five hegn
with the lswess, to ascend Possisss.I
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13

without Pretensl0nS ;-ano wito AL
these disadvantages to contend with,
how can suppose that ! am indebted
to any thing but your pity for the kind
ness which you have shown to mer
"Pity! pity yox! U Frederick! do
.,ot wrong yourself thus. No! though
you were a thousand times less worthy
than ] know you are, ! should not pity,
/ should"
She stopped confused, deep blush
spread over her face, she burst into
team and would have sunk to the
ground had not her lover caught her ia
his arms.
think me thus" he whispered,
It'll We meet again, and We may both
be happy"
coil will think Of thee thus fol
everr' They had reached the door Of
the cottage.
'@God bless you! Emily" said the
stranger Il dare not see Mrs. Som.
mers; tell her Of my departure; bul
tell her, that ere autumn has faded into
winter, / shall again be here. Fare.
we'll! dealest! farewellr'
She felt upon her cheek hot and
hurried kiss, and when she ventured t.
look around, he was gone!
! Henry arrived next day, but there
was a gloom upon the spirits Of both
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-04-13

coun,epance, one would have thought
that he could read character at a single
glance-that his perceptions were sim
liar to institutions. Truth obliges me to
confess that i. was not with a very favor
aalceye that he regarded the greater
majority OF the inhabitants of HOdnet
andi IS neighbcrhood. Probably they did
not exactly come up 10 his expectations;
but what these expectations were, it is
difficult to conceive.
At length, however. something like
a change seemed to come over the spir
lit of his dreams. His eye fell on Emily
ISommers, and appeared to rest where
it fell with no small degree Of pleasure.
No wonder; Emily was not what is
generally styled beautiful; but there
was "A sweetness, a modcsty. gentle
ness about her, that charmed the more
the longer it was observed. She was
the only child Of a widowed mother.
iIer father had died many year ago
in battle; and the pension Of an officers
widow was all the fortune he had left
them. But nature had bestowed rich
es ola more valuable kind than those
which fortune had denied. j wish
ould describe Emily Sommers; but
shall not attempt it. She was one Of
those whose virtues are hid from the
IbL,ze Of the world, only TO be the more
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-13

Yes, the eighth offered 10 them by this BILL con-
ray the compacs OF cession and every rule Of right
the gilded bait by which they tempted to sustain
this wretched policy and put letters on themselves.
bride is offered to the young giant suffer himself to be
bandaged and crippled, lest pechance, he may become
too strong. too rich, and too powerful Ho is be
shon Of his lock while asleep, but is asked sell the
means Of his strength with his eyes wide open.
Who Is TO pay this eighth aud the other seven
eghhs' Is IT not all tax upon the citizens OF these
ny States Is II not sort oil importation tax upon emf
grants and settlers. farmer from the east wishes TO
settle in Ohio He takes up a section of waste land and
before he has struck into tree he must pay tax
OF $500 Tor the privilege OF making this land valuable to
his country. This is all paid by the citizen OF Ohio.
Where by this BILL is it TO go! One eighth of the sum-
$780, is to back Ohio with 10 24Oths Of the re
naming 800. making in all $l55 A. After all deduc-
tons, full 5000 OF this tax upon emigration and settlement
Will still go to other States. Is il the interest OF Ohio that
her citizens shall be taxed $780, that she may get back
$500! onot the citizens constitute the State and
tax upon citizens tax upon the State. IL the price of
the lands reduced TO 80 per acre. the tax on
settler taking section OF land, would be $500 aud il
all this went TO other States il would still be better for
Ohio than MIR. Clay's bill by $3.50. In fact, not $500
would 90 out OF the State.
We now see why an unequal proportion of the land
sales is offered by this bill TO the States II to buy
fit OF other States to six times the amount 1t il
to tempt them, by small portion of the money exacted
from emgrants, to retard their growth cripple their
own strength, diminish their wealth, and bee al
the time the dupes and the victims of heartess po
Icy which orgets the interests Of nation and the hap
piness OF people in sectional views and individual a
grandiZement.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-13

NOR SALE-The subscriber offers for sale, a Tract of
n Land, in the county OF FluvaDna one mile and a
bali below New Canton, and Immediately James River:
containing about FIVE hundred acres Of which forty five
low grounds Of excellent qualify; about eighty
Of the high land cleared and the balance heavily tim
bcred The whole Of the land we'll adapted the cul.
ture oil wheat corn, or tobacco. On the said land there
comfortable dwelling house, with four rooms above
the basement sory-two above, and twobeow. The land
IS well supplied with good water, and the situation I'M
commonly healthy For the above land will take fair
price, and make the terms accommodating Presufnine
that no one will purchase without first viewing the land
deem any further description Of il unnecessary.
GEO. HOFFMAN,
Fluyanna county, July 27ih 1889 25-wsw
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July 30.

~ oIlCE.-The subscriber having purchased that old
and well known stand formerly called Groomses w.
ing on the Three Chop roaG 81 miles from Richmond 80
from Charlottesville, and from thence across the Blue
Ridge &c &c-and having located himself at this pace
about Christmas last has been very much engaged in
pairing and preparing the place for the accommodation
his customers He is prepared with good lots Of
~ Kind TO receive any kind of Stock with good pastures
He has also good stables kept in fine ORDER Tor the recep
ton OF horse drovers, travelling customers-a OF which
he wishes furnish good terms others in the
line JOSEPH b. GLENN
August 25-u
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Wp UNAwAY IN JAlL.--was committed to the Jail
h Of Hanover county runaway the 10Th day Of
April last, negro boy named PERRx, who says he hi
red for the year by Richard II. Payne Of Henco,
and that he belongs to the estate Of Francis Tmberake
decd Of whom Granville the admir- The said
boy is about fifteen sixteen years old, Is bright
la,to, has the under part OF the right jaw,
stoned by the Of switch and another the front Of
his left leg had when committed home -spun round
about and pantaloons, and old velvet The owner
requested forward prove his property pay Jail
tees and take him awayotherwise he will be dealt with
as the law directs LANEY JONES, ID. s. for
Carter Berkeley Sheriff and Jailor Of Hanover Co.
July 49, 20--wl2w~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-13
BY HICKS, LU.N-SFORD g. co.


HAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-Wc will, OH
- the 4h day of September in front OF Messrs Hicks
Lunslord Co.'S Auction Store, in the Town of Peters,
burg, offer at Public Auction TRACT OF LAND, lying
on James River nearly opposite verna the property OF
p. Akin, Esq
The Tract, we informed contains some FIVE six
hundred acres considerable part whereof low grounds,
or swamp, which can be easily reclaimed Never having
been it, and knowing but little Of its localities we
fer such as wish to view IL to p Akin Esq who Is we'll
acquainted with it, OF the title. neither, can we speak
with any certainty: 1t conveyed to us by Captain
William Dunn Of Powhatan, with good deal of other
property, in trust for the benefit OF his creditors and
refer 10 him. Captain William Fnney, for information
as to tho title. The deed under which offer il for sale
is recorded in the Clerks Offices Of Brunswick and Ches
terhed; in which latter county the land lies We, OF
course, will convey TO the purchaser only such title
vested in us, by the deed above referred TO.
The terms will be cash, ninety days. should the pur-
chaser precrit, by giving negotiable note payable
the Virginia Bank in Petersburg.
+. b. HICKS, J,.,,.,s..
ID. HICKS, : A'"''e'''
HICKS, LUNSFORD s. co. .auctionesrs.
Petersburg, August g. 26-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-13
FOESgFg a.
a. aucu var nEsuss vNsuNo'''

The following touching hoau,ul Iu., tribute
om scs"e, and by every tic Of love aud ion
Dss, to "coser walk With God ",-H 1S.y Nrsa'
Too bright too beautiful for earth,
wa, She who gladJened every heart
The blessed sunbeam of each hearth,
Her light seemed OF our life pat!
wecp-for her voice will gree, no
Wecp-ior her brow of love is dim
Where Heavens etorna fountains pour,
Her spirit breathcs its glorious hymn.
Mother OF her, lovod and dead,
Though many fair plant round theo soomj
Long willthy biuor tears he shod,
Where IN, pale shade her tomb,
Yat, ns thou mournst, remember too,
~. She hath been spared the toll aud s,''fo'
The thousand ills OF human la.
Remember, when mid your sweet band,
Thou ar, offering up Thy soul to prayer.
That she who n ads "bcitef land,'i
Her with thine is minsins h're!
Thou has, the memory OF her worth,
Thy futures shadoIry vaic TO cheer;
Though brief her pilgrimage earth,
Twas marked by virtues aud dear
Father. rooice that thous, called
go rich a treasure all thine own
Rejoice ecu though by cares enthraled,
Speak OF her Oft those who still
Around thee shed Hopes bissful ray;
And, as with JOY their young hearts thrill
R'"ss Hun, who thus hath sucwu thy way.
Sisters. at aud who ID miss,
. As weaIed from yon halls ye come,
Her bounding step, her playful kiss,
Her laughing glance to gree, you home.
New pleasures il your path viii spring,
Yet think Times o'orladcn wing
Hath aught fair than ner shrine.
Brothers! i, seemed darkencd hour
Mhs nr sss this ~or you, playmate INNATE passed.
Your idol sister sazsd her last:
Tho turf is on her! and for yon
Bro,hersi prove to her memory true,
As on lie's wave your banks tossed.
The tuf is her. Weep not now
All blessings crown tho early dead!
She called home, from her brow
KS o%S aS SS, 81 ,Sd'.n, %h had ned
Her d'onm of earth was bright as Brief
Rejoice, that when tho goal she won,
Her crown had not whetod leaf! E.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-13

RM0ST DESIRABLE PROPERiY.-A healthy va
1VA liable and beautiful for SALE living on the
river, 90 miles above Richmond containing sos acres
more than hall OF which is first and second low grounds
mostly fertile; the balance highly improbable, being re-
markaby kind TO the production OF clover grass
es and the operation OF plaser $40 under roa
oH nearly one third OF which is heavily set ia clover
timothy and herds grass. on which the effect Of pIsis er
used this spring, srkingy visible. The buildings are
dwelling house OF brick, built within years. with
rooms handsomely hnrhed, and excellent cellars; every
necessary office, house, and well OF superior water
yard and garden, large and well enclosed. he farm
houses consist OF good and spacious barn. new and
improved threshing machine attached. establishment for
manager, uncommonIy good and abundance room for
securing large quantity provender tobacco for which
they were erected. Refer Bernard Peyion or Temple
Gwathmey, Esquires, Richmond.
July % e..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-13

MIR. w. j. EPPES, having located himself at his mo.
IL Tiers, in the county Of Buckingham, respectfully
tenders his professional services to the pubic.
Augusta. 25-tf
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July 26.

I'D edmond ACADEMY The subscriber respect
ID u fully informs his friends and the public that the ex
ecises OF the above Institution will be resumed on tho
first day OF October next He happy have in his
power TO state test OF the OF his SYSTEM that
six OF his pupils have this year obtained the highest hon.
ors at the University of Virginia
ROWLAND REYNOLDS, Principal
August 6. 26-wtIO
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HI, Ereeiieney Hlfison Lumphin.

fifs EIeeHeHeY " tis0H fsulnphDI,
GoUernOr ofthe State NJ Georgia.
The Undersigned, citizens OF the State OF New York
having bestowed mach attention the edngs in the
case OF samuel Worcester and EZur Butler and view
ing those proceedings likely affect the welfare of the
other states aud the whole Union, feel it their duty TO
submit TO your consideration, the result Of their reflections
the subject As this expression Of their opinons and
wishes spp"gs from no feelings adverse Georgia but on
the contrary Is prompted solely by regard TO what they
atter themselves you will NOT deem it either obrusge or
Improper.
.Perm US then 70 state ha under all existing circum.
Stances deem II matter Of great moment u,si The
prisoners referred to should be set at liberty without de.
ldy, which suppose, only he done by discharg
ipR them unlcr pardon emlnatng from the State autlo-
n'y--ani such pardon we earnestly recommend
Inc result Ut tie recent election must render II apps-
reh MT me removal o. the ChcfOkees Is deemed xpe
dent ~ The naion and under this impressions The un.
aerStned are Of opinion that very many persons who
nave hitherto counieraced their removal, will now deem
u their duty TO cooperate in bringing IL about; and bey
have reason to believe and confidently hope that an in
enee will be applied TO reconcile the tribe TO such a re-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-13

II AND FOR SALE.-In obedience TO the will of
Daniel Guerrant decd, of Cumberland county, will
be offered Tor sale, at Cumberland Court House, Mon
day the 10Th August, that being Court day f fair if
the next fair day five hundred of Land more or
less, about five miles from Farmsve, adjoining the Flat
face of this Land there is every appearance Coa the
buildings with some repairs) comfortable. Terms-one
third oil The purchase money he first January next;
and The other part in two payments the half on the
hrst January 1885, and the other 1856 Bonds with ap-
proved security, will be required for the first payment,
and Tor the two last lin addition) Deed of Trust.
cure payment Capt. Gannaway, on the premises will
shew this Land, or Col Pinck.
PETER ID. GUERRANT,2
ABNER WATKINS, Elk ors'
july 26 % n,4...
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-13

UN ERY-YIRcINIA.-Ata Superior Court
Of Chsncery, held in sauntOn the 4,h day Of Au
gust, 1880:
William M. Swoope, Plaintiff
against
John Nicholas and Alexander Garrett, Defendants
This cause came on to be heard this o,rth dav NJ Az,
gust $780, the bill, ers exhibits and examinations
OF witnesses, and argued by counse
Whereof Tor reasons set forth in writing filed amongst
the papers in this doth adudge order and decree
unless the defendant John Nicholas shall pay unto the
plaintiff the OF twelve hundred forty one dollars
ana thirty seven cents, with legal interest thereon from
the 10Th oil August 1924 till paid, the costs expended
0y the plaintiff in the of this suit then that the
Marshal OF the Superior Court Chancery the Rich
mond District, having first duly advertised the time and
pace oil sale IN some newspaper published in the city Of
Richmond and at some public place in New Canton for
Tour weeks previous thereto proceed sell by public auc
appurenances in the proceedings and that he
pay the money into court out of which the payment of
the defendant Garrets costs expended in the prosecu-
ton OF his former suit which remain unpaid will herea
ter be directed
December 18th, 1880.
Ii being suggested the Court that the plaintiff is dead
the is ordered be entered of record Bv consent
OF parties by their COUNSEL il is ofdered that this cause
stand and be revived in the of Joseph Brown admir-
oil william M Swoope, deceased.
And at Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery
held at the Court House, in Augusta county, the LIST day
On motion of the plaintiff, by counsel, the Court doth
appoint George Nj. Payne, Commissioner make sale of
The land directed TO be sold by the decree in
This the fourth day OF August 1880 In place of
the Marshal therein named. Copies-Teste.
N. g. KINNEY, C. C.
In pursuance Of the foregoing decree shall proceed on
10 carry the into effect The land 10 which said de-
refers, is tract of III acres lying Immediately on
Slate River and Hunts Creek is FERTILE and contains in
exhausibe stores of slate Of the best quality Should the
above named day prove be unfair the sale to be made
on the premises, will take place the FIRST fair day theresf-
GEO. NJ. PAYNE, Commissioner.
Buckingham, July 18th, 1888 2I--td
G<TAWRERRv PLAIN FOp pENr a. Th...-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-13

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-The next Session
u will commence on the 10th Of September, and end
on the goth July following.
The expenses OF the whole session follows:
Board, washing, lodging and attendance. 800
Fuel and candles, at cost and 5 per cent commits
sion, estimated at 20
Rent Of Dormitory $l6-for half, if occupied by
two Students, 8
Use OF the Library and Public Rooms, Is
Fees-t one Professor be attended, $50, If two,
each $S0-f more than two, each $25, rs
Total, exclu i've Of clothes, books and pocket e.,o
money, SSio
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SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

The Board OF Visitors at their last meeting made ar
engagements with distinguished medical gentlemen to fill
The Chair oil Medicine until the late Pro-
lessor shall be regularly installed The Board with the
view OF supplying this vacancy, will meet again on the
"a oil September next G. BONNYCASTLE,
Chairman Of The Fdc,afty
July 30. 35-wayv
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POLITICAL.
GEORGIA PnLITICS

The roeasp Of the Missionaries from prison ha.
discussion In Georsaand the tho
an election for Governor Tho present incumbent Gov
has been charged with intrigue with having overlooked IL
the State IN releasing Worcester and Butlerwkyin
with them beforehand he did not aeSy do this with having
oicicd them TO ask for their pardon already laid before
our readers the statement OF the Missionaries themselves
the insuuaon first found We another
eresiing document intimately connected and shall
proceed In our next lay before them the supen
tsnden of the Penitentary detailing of their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-13

JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY
% The attention OF the Commissioners appointed year
by the President and Directors of the James River Com
pany, to open books for receiving subscriptions to the
James River and Kanawha Company respectfully call
ed to act of the General Assembly, passed 9Th Dec
last, which provides that the said books subscription
may be continued until the BID Monday December
next the manner and for the purposes by
the act OF 10Th March, 1882 Incorporating the stockhold
ers OF said company.
BY order of the President and Directors of the James
River Company. J. BROWN JR
July 3d. 23Im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-13

Genuine and pery superior French Bradies and Vines
n AM now receiving, per ship Madison, Captain Wood,
II direct from Bordeaux,
80 20 h h'ps: and fine Brand's.
hhds. very Superior old Champagne Brandy
do do. do. Pale Cognac do.
10 hhd very Superior Clare Of the best vintage with.
in the last years
10 do fine Table Claret
10 cases, doz. bottles each, LIST quality Burgundy
30 do. i do. do. ST. Enillion
lO do. l do. do. Hermitage
DO, do do. Frontignac
10 do. Superior White Hermitage
90 Baskets best Olive Oil
10 doz. bottles OF Olives and Anchovies
considerable part Of these Brandies and Wines cost
very high prices in Bordeaux disposed TO sell them
at a fair and moderate profit. L. E. STAINBACK.
Petersburg, End August. 25-3#