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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

WW ENRY full brother of Monsieur Tonson, will stand
n Il the ensuing season lS36) in the vicinity Of Hall
fax North Carolina, at fifty dollars the season, and Sc
twenty-five dollars TO insure From his great size, snpe-
rior bone and nsh his Citizen and Medley blood, II s
believed that stallion is better adapted to the hrchy
and double -Archy Mares (Which abound in Halifax and
Northampton cross, both in farm and blood, Than is
Henry For his Memoir and Engraving. IAN Engraving
which by no does justice to the horse) see the
March No, 1896, of the American Turf Register lie
" Bale PEYTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28
To the Editor of the Federal Union.

JUDGE WHITES ATTACK oS THE PRESIDENT;
WAsuIscros, Jan. GA few days since we noueea :.
an article in Judge Whites organ, the SUN, IN Which II
announced that his party had felt the CUNT arm ca he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

nAD FOR sAI.E.-The subscriber Iy wishes 10 seIl
y Crr,c, Of Land which he resides in the coun-
sbou, JN on Willis river, containing 500 acres
situated acres Of which Willis bottom This land
with the ,d. an agreeable and pleasant neighborhood,
tohe civ os Of water navigation from the farm
and suited =. ~ sichnond The improvements good,
family w. 10 the comfortable accommodation of small
Supposed would also sell trac. adjoining the above
Noyemh~".e contain about l70 acres. JOS. FUQUA
53-wl2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28
-sSkGHSyRk O.FW,

INVALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SA hLs.,.
the Factory lately occupied by r. G. Gillian dec ca. a.,
and the Warehouse occupied by Mr. sapSo o tha
on Cary street. nearly opposite a'IG We
new Corn Mill lately erected BY MI. L. o,aLs notes
with fi the nsrys, adJcd and deed Of trust on the pro,
perry wiz 0e 'e'iu"eo JOHN HETH.
January 16. .-....... IS-'u'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-28

ST. wish also to sell sc acres of land upon most
of which the wood is standing lying within three and
half miles of Manchester adjoining tho lands OF Mr..
Green Hall, Mr. Fisher and others j. 5
a., 81 4S-tf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-23
DIED,

In this town on the 18th inst Mr.. Samuel
Vaughn, aged 7S years.
On the l4th. Miss Minerva Stevens, only daueh
ter OF Mr. James Stevens, in the 18th year Of hel
age
On Thursday last, Mercy Robinson, wife of Mr.
Al years.
On Thursday evening, after lingering illness,
MIS- Elizabeth Ann Lake, widow of Mr. Arnold
n. Lake, and daughter Of the late Capt James
Burdick, in the 37th year of her age
On FRIDAY morning, Mrs. Patience Wall, widow
oi Mr. Nathaniel Wall, aged 81 years In all her
relations OF life, as wife, parent and friend, such
has ever been her uniform character in the per-
iormance OF all incumbent duties and so affection
ate her department, that her virtues will be enbalm
ed in the hearts of affectionate children and reIa-
uves Tor the memory Of the Just is blessed"
AT Providence on Saturday last Mr. Jonathan
Marble, formerly ofthis town, aged II wears
AT Esopus, On. " on the l4th inst Capt viii
liam Breton, formerly of this town aged 90 years
AT Mobile on the 25th ult. Mr. William Cook.
native of Rhode Island aged "A years
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-23
OSEOLA CAPTURED.

We copy the following paragraph from
the Post; if true it is important.
OsEoLA CAPTURED We learn by "a
gentleman (Mr. Dunshee) who arrived in
this city yesterday, direct from the sea, of
war in Florida, that the celebrated Semn-
olt chef, Osesla, had been captured bv
party Of Greeks, under Gen. Jessup, during
nn engagement the day before Mr.. Dunshee
LETT The individual Creek who succeeded
IN hrst securing the captive, received $1,000
from Gen. }. and was promoted to a leu-
tenancy, Gen. Jessup stated as his opin-
ION that the war could not now last fort
night.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-23

Dreadful Dedtk.-When the men em-
ployed on board the steamboat Mas,achu-
sctts were about to clean the machinery
ana clear up the vessel yesterday, after
ner ARRIVAL from Providence, they discovered
man lying uuder the crank on the floor
OF the engine house. almost every bone in
his body having, been brokeu. He was n
herman, about % years of age, a carpenter
by trade. The deceased came on board
the Massachusetts at Providence with five
or SIX others, and paid his fare as deck
passenger. He was quite groggy, and it
Is supposed in that situation fell through
the door during the night, on the crank,
and was literally ground to pieces. An in
guest was held on his remains. The body
mas been deposited in tomb for the pur-
pose OF being delivered to his friend.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-23

Experiments tried in "A well or drill hole 500
feet deep at Montpelier, VT. have shown
that the increase of heat in descending is
al the rate of one degree for every 50 feet.
Sdch an increase, would indicate that in
descending towards the earth's centre, at no
very great distance from its surface, the
heat must be such as to hold in a state of
fusion any body with which we are acquain-
ted, and would seem to prove that the globe
is IN fact in the depths of its interior huge
mass OF materials heated 10 melting. How
lar the above experiments may go TO account
for the existence of the hot springs which
are found IN various countries, we leave il
to the scientific to decide one thing is cer
tam, that whatever may be the state of
things at, the centre of our ball, people on
It's outside are too often apt to get into no.
water.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-23
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Sunday, Nov. l3lh.-Schr. Claremont Harris, I'm
Phia for Somerset
Monday lAh--Schrs. Hudson, Matison, fm Bos
ton for New York
Perseverance, CTowel fn Portland fr do
Thursday, lHh-Brig Taunton, Cobb, I'm Taun
ton for Elizabeth CITY.
Friday, lSth-Schr. Caroline. Burt. fm Murfars
boro N c. for y-York having Garfield ava,
her foremast
Sloops-Annawan, Bliven.-Caroline. Ash
and Jos. Brown, Brown, all I'm N-York.
Volant, Brightman, fm Albany # Fall River
Sunday 2Oth-Schrs Splendid, Waits, from Ma.
chias, for N York
f. Wood, Moore from Lubec Jor do
Canary, Cozzens, from do for do.
VIM. 0. Cooper, Nichols, from Wexford
for do
Forest Davis, from Thomaston, for do
Brig Ellen, Matthews from Boston, for Phil
ENTERED.
Steamer Cleopatra, Reynolds, New-York
Schr. Franklin Green, Gardner, Boston.
Crown Baker, Boston
Sloop Hero, Read, N-York
Annawan, BliHen, do.
Caroline, Ash, do.
CLEARED.
schr. Concord Carr, HAVANA
Tamerane, Newell Wilmington.
Export, Har, Mobile.
MARINE MEMORANDA.
AT Cloudy Bay, ". IL, May lst Ship Erie, Den
mis-, Of this port, quantity Of oil not stated
Arrived at Charleston, Sth inst Schr Branch
Wiley fm Havana
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-23

Apples which are worth in New York
about five shllngs barrel, are selling n,
Mobile for Sl2.-Milk is % cents quart.
A new steamboat-the Georgia will COM
mence her regular trips from Norfolk to
Charleston, on the 22d inst.
The elephant on board ofthe Royal Tar,
was not saved: It's body was seen floating
three, or four day, after the sad accident by
which the steamer was lost.
The ship Westminster, at New York,
from London, brought out load of more
than two thousand bushels of wheat.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-23
MES ID. SEABUISY
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 81 TuAmEs-SrREE1

No. 81 TUAMEs-STREEr,
Respeevniiy announces 10 the pubhc Hat he
HAS opened, nj the store recently occupied by
a u Solomon g. Weaver, fashionable assortment
Of Broadcloihs Cassimeres. Sattines, and ye-rngs,
and al other goods usually kept by Merchant Tai
ors-where garments Of all descriptions will be made
10 order at the shortest n0tice and warranted to t
~ Particular attention paid TO cutting.
~ J. -. s. hope. by strict attention to his bust
ness 10 meet the wishes Of his customers. and to mer
II the patronage of hi. fellow citizens, which ho very
respectfully soclvs.
01 2G.-ly
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-23
NAPoryos AND Tpy TwRryy Aposrtps

NAPOLEON AND TBy IwRLvE APosTLse.
The Cabinet de Lecture gives the follow
ing specdo,e Of Napoleon Having enter
ed one Of the cities Of Italy, the church
warden. recommended to him the reliques Of
their church. Sire, will you deign to take
our apostles under your protection :"
Your apostles, are they wood y No
Sir" OF wha, are they. thenf' OF silver.
SIR" "Of solid .llver'" replied Nepoleen
quickly; ives, ] ,hall help them IN fulfil
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-23
THANKSGIVING, CHRISTIANS, AND
NEW-YEARs PRESENTS. ..

VNHE Subscriber has for sale a, his store. No.,05
- Thames street, great variety Of Books snta.
BILE for Christmas and New Years presents, among
which - o..
Lessons for Sundays and Holy Days, neat edition,
bound IN fancy morocco with gilt edges and backs
Also, Common Prayer Books, very handsome
aud neat. Pocket Bisles, various sizes.
Religious Souvenir for 1896 a 1851.
Ladies Album. The prciniuln.-The keepsake. -
The Token. Young Man. Suuday Book, Parour
Letter Whier, Apples of Gold, Hours for Heaven.
Dodd on Death, Hannah Mores Private Deyotlou,,
Daily Food, Harp Of Zion, Are You Christian, or
AID 10 self examination, Dodridges Rise and Progress
Nalcoms Bible Dictionary, Montague. or Is this Re
hgon, Walk about Zion, Corner Stone, Family at
Home, Pastors Testimony. Clarks Gathered Frag-
ment., One Thing Nesdful, WAY OF Escape, the
Way Mark and Young Rover. Bible Illustrations,
fi'st Christian Martyrs, Recollection. Of House
Keeper. with great variety Of Toy Books 1on
cent to - cents each; persons wishing 10 purchase
re requested to call and examine for themselves.
Nov9 CuARBEs ". TIBLEY.
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their mission; 1t has been ordained ,ha, they
should 90 throughout the world, and they
shall" Having said SO, the Emperor sent
the twelve apostles to the mint ut Paris.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-23
SCITUATE BANK.

uDUBiIC NOrICE.--The undersieued, who
were appointed by me Honorable General As
.enibly Of the Stnte Of Rhode Island &c. at Their
June sessicn, A. ID. 1896 & mnilssoners ~ trust 10
tae into eir possession the funds and other proper
" Of the sciiuaia Bank and to distribute the same
nong the creditor. thereof hereby give notice to all
persons holding bills of claims against said Pank
10 present the same TO ssd Commissioners or TO eitb
er OF them on or before the First day Of Aprl, ls6
for payment conformity with the provisions OF me
"Act relating 10 the Seitnsie Bank
SAMUEL v. ATWEGL,)
GEORGE CURTIS. fCommtssiopers.
THOMAS w. DORR,
Posil le,rs o. !, fsci-O~t; y 3n.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-23
WROUGHT SHELL COMES, AND
LADIES DRESSING CASES.

'HNHE snbscriberhas ju., received, and will keep
constantly for sale a variety of SHELL,
'ohfiS oi 'ailnus sly Yes aud patterns
Also few LADIES' aud Gnetlemeus DRESS
ING CASES. among them are. aides Work Boz,
es SILVER finished, with music attached 10 them
HAIR BRUSHES with mrrors, English Red
Wood do, large English Tooth Brushes, French do
Comb Brushes. Nail do. and a VARIETY of Bead,
Emery Bags, Nc.
Nov, ID JOHN REMONp,
I3f Thames IA
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-23
ra, LEv.

VNSTE chambers ofa pleasantly situated house in
Tharres,sreet, few doors north ofthe Grann.
~. Apply at ibis cihce, at the residence of the
subscriber YRS. EDDY, Thames-s,ree'
" A few steady boarders can be accommodated
by applying ms above
Oct. 26 IT,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-23
NOTICE.

HEORGE ENGs having renqui.hed hi. in.
~ torest N the LUMBER - HARDWARE.
business in favor Of his Son. SAMUEL ENGs,
the Firm ofGEORDR ENGS e. Co 10 thus dissol.
'ed.-And from and after the 9th inst BESgA-
MIN FINCH and SAMUEL ENGs continue
tie business at the same place. aud with the same
Stock OF Lsmber, Hardware, Stoves, Nai-, Sc. un.
der the firm OF
FINCH a. ENCS,
Who are AUTHORISED to settle the secounts. and pay
or receive whatever may be due to, or from the late
firm ofGeorge Enss & Co.
Newport, Nov 23d.-6r,
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MARRIED.,

In this town on Thursday evening last, by the
rev MI Ely, Mr Charles l.. Clifford, of Little
Compton, TO Miss Sarah c. Sisson, of Portsmouth
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-23
PROBATE NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

NE, the subscribers. having been appointed nv
w tht honorable Cont Of Probate OF the tnyn
OF Tiverion, Commissioners to receive and examine
the elams sgalnst the estate OF SAMUEL y.
LisCOMB, late of said Tverton, deceased. rep,e.
sented lnsolvent, do hereby give notice that six
months ifom the thrd day OF October. 1886. are al
lowed to the creditors of said estate to bring in aud
prove their claims agains, said estate-And the com.
will meet ON the last Saturday, u each
month dnrlng said term, at o'clock p. NJ at the of
h'ee OF J. 3 BlNen IN Tiveron. for the purpose Of
receiving such demands as shalt be presented agains
said estate
CHARLES DURFCE,
j. =. BIINEN. }Comrs.
HENRY PECkHAM.
All persons indebted to said estate, are requested
% make immediate payment to
Nov. 23d 3w.
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIESt
Who are in wanf Of Cloak, aud Dresses.
TILLEY e. HAZARD.

Immediately after the great fire in ". York.
HDURCHAsED all the Merinees and Merin o
u Cncassians. which were saved from several
Houses. They also purchased from House which
bad failed large lot and notw wthstandre the goods
much higher than last year they will be sold Me.
rlnoes for , % cts the yard, and hIerno Circas.
sian. as cheap in proportion.
Sept q.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-23

"Negrinha," had 237 slaves on board. The
following is ths account of the cap ure of
,h- two last as given in the ST Vincent Roy
al Gazette received 10y the schr Watchman
u! New L ork;
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-23
THE DIE Is CAST.

The mails have brought sufficient nun.
oer OF returns from North Carolina, to
enable US to announce that she has relapse;r
into jackson Van Burenism. This result
settles the question of Mr.. Van Buren's ell
ec,ion, beyond doubt, The electors cho-
sen, as hr as positive results have been as
certamed, stand as follows rs for Har-
rison, and I39 for Van Buren,; States to he
heard from considered us certain will giy.
him Z more.
This is a result which we have long fore
seen that we should, sooner or later, be
compelled to announce.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-23
ne mas JUST OPENED.

, superb 10, of Lion skins, Plot cloths. Flushings.
hroadeouhs, Cassmcres SatiRts, Nesiings, Ho.
SefV' "ioFes' snspenders, Cou,ioreis, iidkis. and
eravats ofe,ery variety Rodgers ImperaI StocL- of
various patterns, PLAN, figured cable cord and Ze-
nia plaid Bnckskus-and every article usuall, kept
N such an eStabllshment--Nhich no will sell as low
as eau be purchased elsewhere The srictest a,,en
uon wdl be paid to CUnisg, and no pains spared 10
sun those who may feel disposed TO favor him with
iholr patronage.
\ good assortment of READY MADE CLOTH
ING may be had at all times a, the above establish
men.
N b. WANTED--ihree Oh four girls as apprer
hces TO the Tailoring business,
Newport, Nov. . 1896
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-23
CABTWl.T + EUUEyTU ysT-
& C1TAINs,

o. TEPHEN W. STEBMAN would rospes,hn
- inform the public generally that he has taken
Ike new store No II Brold--lrcei, where he intend,
hccpIng on haBd general assortment Of Cabinet ln
niture and Chairs; alec Willow Wagons and Cra.
dlesall Of which will he sold the most re- sonoble
terms ~ n. B EyOry article in the furniture hne
made TO or.er at tho shortest notice.
dLSO.
TO LET. the store in Springstreet between
Church u Mary streets, formerly occupied as
School iIonse--aT ply az above.
Sept 2S-epiaMIst.
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w. y. b II. J. SWAN,
MEREl TagUnDG

w. D. b II. ]. SW AN,
MERCHANT TAILORs.
No. 80 THAMES STREET.
NOESPECTFULLy inform their friends ard
u u the public generally that they have received
from Boston, FULL, AND DFssHIONABII,
ASSORTMENT Of Pi!oClo,hs, Lion Skins Mo.
hairs, flusblngs kerseys, Broadcloihs Ca-siineres
Sa'Ines. aud Vestlngs, which they will make up 10
order in the best manuer.
ALSO, Hosiery Gloves, Suspenders, IIdkfs
Comforters, Cravats, Stocks Bosoms. Coars and
every other article usually fonnd in such au establish
ment, at prices whirh cannot fail TO snit those who
fse'6isposed TO patronise them.
Cutting particularly attended to-
complete assortment Of READY MADE
CLOTHING, constantly on hand, and for sale as
cheap as canbe bought at any other store in the state
Nov. 9th. n
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-23

Engagements 1Hh PTdtes.-A letter,
which has been handed to us by n friend
contains the details of a gallant action with,
and defeat of, a numerous feet of pirates
of Manila.
Lieutenant Elliot, holding rank in the
Spanish Colonial Marine aud in command
of boat manned by 43 7ogoioS, which
mounted one gunin the bow and few swiv-
els in the stern, passing round point of
land between Cape Capones and Corregi-
dore, suddenly found himself almost in the
midst of 26 double-banked Malay Pirate
Proas, each containing about 40 men. The
moment Elliot saw the enemy, he, with
great courage and GOODNESS, gave the word
ready for action" which was promptly o.
beyed by hi. Tdgalese crew.
The long gun was quickly double-shot-
ted with grape, without stopping the boats
way, and when within hail, the pirate chief
"a rencgado), who led the van-or rather
the horn of crescent (for they were NOV
ing to surround the gallant boat.) hailed FL
iiot, and said If he was brave man he
he would fght:" doubling what Elliot
would do.
Then the gallant Elliot fushd
10 anticipate the scene,
And his boat the flee,er rush'd
Ger the deadly space between;'
And when almost in contact fired his bow
gun; the aim was so good and the effect
was so deadly that the Pirate chiefs boat
With her crew Immediately sunk. Without
tossing way, on went Elliot over the wave
which hubbled over the sunken proa tow
ards the I'd chiefs proa, and when with
bowsprit almost over her, fired; aud
II, was but one moment Of stir and commotion,
Then down she went. like bird Of the ocean
The remaining II Proas, seeing the sud-
den and unexpected destruction Of their
chiefs, fed: Elliot chased, they rati -r out
pulling him, but not so fast as to escape a.
bout 62 rounds Of shot, mostly grape. As
mos, of them psiled away with single banks
only, 1t is probable the havoc amongst them
had been great. When Elliot's shot could
no. longer reach them, he repaired to
creek, and there ref,ted, and then returned
to Corregidore but although he passed o.
YER the water. where The battle bad been
Tough,
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RUTTEK y CHEESE.

UST receiued and for sue by e. N. Tllley
- 500 lbs Albany Butter X Chesse-Call at
Oct. %. No. 90 4 Thames-street.
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THOMAS FOWLER

UUAs thi. week received very extensive sssort-
IL meu Of Flannels and Nerinoes, with other
.eBsonable goods
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DENTISTRY.

DTNV'FSTKY.
FREDERICK GALLUP, NJ %. respectfully
E/s informs his friends and tho public that he has
returned, and taken rooms in Spring street, Itwo
doors north of Trinity Church) where be will be hap-
py to wait on the gentlemen and ladies Of Nowpori,
IN tha' department Of his profession.
" Reference TO Dr. T.. Parmly, Park Place
rresdeni OF the Society Of Dentists Of the City,and
Stale OF Ncw-York
Newport, Jane %, "
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-23

HBLACK d GREEN SPOTTED TUULF
I'D LACE "a fashionable aruele for VeiIs) ma.
e found nj FOWLERS.
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JOHN EORStVELL.

y pESpFCrFuLLy informs his friends and
70 the public that h. has taken the Store lately
occupied 10y Joshua NilboUT where he intends car.
n'ns on the rAiLoRtNG nUsIN Ess in all
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-23

VGRlTlNG FLUID, a substitute for INK, for
w Tie steel or GULL Pen Also, fresh supply
oil STEEL PENS Of the latest aud most approved
patterns. rec d for sale al
Oct. 9th W GALATIANS
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

AT Cloudy Bay, ". IL, May lst Ship Erie, Den
mis-, Of this port, quantity Of oil not stated
Arrived at Charleston, Sth inst Schr Branch
Wiley fm Havana
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-11
NOTICE.

THE undersigned. acting under and by virtue OF i
l decree of the circuit superior court OF law and
chancerv for the town of lynchburg. pronounced on
tue ID day of February, 1886 in cause therein de
pending. IN which Nelson G. Dawson, sheriff of the
county of Amherst, and such, administrators DO
HIS non with the will annexed of John Crawford dee
spalniiff and Richard Eubauk John NJ Eubauk.
and Thomas n Eubank deendants-Nlll, pursuant
othe said decree, on the - day of April, ~}6,
proceed, the premises, to sell to the highest bId
der, for ready money, the TRACT OF LAND, III the
sad decree mentioned, being 1893 acres, situate ~
ING and being on llorsley's Creek. in the county OF
Amherst aud adjoining the lands OF William Pryor :
estate and OF ahram Garter and others and IS part
d ln.cr tract formcglr belonging to the estate OF
joan Crawford dee d. The tract of Land, aforesaid,
viii be sold, subject however to the contingent right
Of dover, in favor of Mrs. Peggy Eubank, the wife
Of Richard Eubank that is She will he durable there
OF If she survives her said husband. This Land adj
joins the Saw Mill tract of Nj. Abram Carter, which
Is be sold on the same d1v, and the two tracts
would make very desirable settlement. deed
viii be made for the Land, on the day OF sale.
JOSEPH X IRVING.
Marches ids
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PrrERsBuRG, January i, IS36.

Dear Sir On journey from Richmond Pecr>hnrg he
Mr. Mnton Who'll carnrd the
article for the OF Rheumatism, kn"wnas Mr. VI
having afflicted with Ehcu
head for length Of time, Determined L.
make und found
" 500 relieved of all
and do certainly believe he heat remedy
hay known. For the benefit the afflicted
public These line.
lop,ng the persons suffering,
reilcf thai hnvc aud hut hope that ihr
make eventually place through
such
The Medicine admirably the
olhe " diseases Yours respectfully,
BENZ :. CLEMENTS