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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08

would be performed by this larger ship, IN
der the same circumstances of wind and
weather, in about ten days, with con-
sumption of about $50 tons of Goals. II
we allow 1000 tons for the weight of her
engines, boiler, aud water, aud 100 for
fuel out aud home, we shall have 100 tons
to spare for cargo and passengers ;-sLow-
ing that speed, economy aud capacity in
crease in proportion to the size o: the ship.
Three tons to the horse power seem to be a
fair estimate but as ships are increased IN
magnitude, the propeling power, perhaps,
may be decreased. .-Railioay Magdsine.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08

A steam organ, according to late foreign
papers, has been invented adapted to the
Tyne locomotive engine, the property of
the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway Com
pany,-by the Rev. James Birkett, ofOving-
ham. 1t bears great resemblance TO the or
gan. 1t consists Of eight pipes turned to
compass an octave, but without any inter
vening tones or semi-toDes. Con siderable
improvements it is said will be made in
this steam musical instrument by the in
ventor, who 10 a skilful musician as well as
an ingenious mechanic. Some importsn,
alterations were intended to be completed
previous to the grand opening Of the rail-
way on the 18th inst
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08
BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, July 30.

Reported for the Boston Daily ADV. and Patriot.
At market $50 Beef Cattle, 100 stores, 90 Cows
and Calves, 2050 Sheep, and 100 swine,
GO Beef Cattle unsod
Prices-Beef Catile-We quote first quality at ~
Is a 7 so; second quality 75a7 00 third quality
sc 90 so.
Stores-a very few sales only effected, purchasers
refusing to pay the prices asked
Cows and Calves-We notice the sales Of several
-S24, %, 80, 35, and $40
Sheep-A few lots ordinary were sold Of 80, ].
81, rs, ] % and 81 l2 better qualities %, %,
and 81 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08

Tight Ldeing.-A lady of high talents
MRS. l.. II. SIeoURNEy) writes as follows
Habits of tight lacing are the more dan
gerous, because no one will acknowledge
them. These evils that shun the ligh, and
shelter themselves in suhterfuges are evci
the most difficult to remedy. A great par,
of that energy which might tend to reform
is wasted in helping Them to find their hi
ding places. Has any young lady beer
known TO acknowledge that she was des-
troyng herself; that she was eren uneom-
Portable from tight lacing! Yet the sup
pressed sigh, the su6used countcnance, the
CONSTRAINED MOVEMENT, cypress Dhat the
lips deny. Pulmonary and spinal disease,
lunacy and the grave, reveal the rest.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08

Hop TO make a raise.--The value af Ia.
dies hair is very great in England. when il
is 6ne and Of the proper color and length.
A young lady, recently, in order to make a
sudden raise Of some money, sold the hair
on her head, which being very long and OF
a most admired color, la Victoria com.
manded sirty pounds sterling i-over $3.50
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08

Lap Case.-The following was stated by
a Professor at Paris to his pupils. gen.
tleman dying. made his will, in which he
provided, that il his wife. shortly to be con-
fined, should have a boy, he would take
two thirds of the property, and the mother
the remainder. but ifi was a girl the moth
or was to have two thirds aud the daughter
one third. Now it happened, that boy
and girl was born. The Professor in
quired how the property was TO be divided
according TO the wish of the Testator. He
called up one of the pupils and gravely ask
ed" Sir, what was the intention OF the
Testator Z" Sir" answered the student
hi. Intention was to have only one child.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08

" Buried in Sweets. dorky got him
self pretty well swee,ened on the Levee on
Sunday evening last, while " pattiug Juba'
on tie head Of molasses hogsbesd. He
got to " breaking down" SO hard towards
the end Of the dance, that the head broke
in, when down he went into the molasses,
leaving nothing peering above except his
woolly top knot.-N o. Pic.
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All
SHIP EfN NEW 3.
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
FRIDAY. August s.
Soh'rs. Formax, Nickersop. from Kennebeck fer
Warren.-Hope & Ester, Nickerson from do. for
Fall Ryer.-Superor, Kelley. 4 Trader Nckerson.
from do for Providence.
SATURDAY, Aug T.
Sehr Cohasset, Sears, from Providence for Phila.
delphi,.-Sloops Camilla, Vars. from New York
Hudson. West. from New Bedford for Providence.
Moses Eddy, Chids, from Providence Tor New York
SUNDAY. Aug 5.
Sohr. Hannah. Boss, from Havana, 2lst nit. foI
BNton,-Spoke Gath. lat "a "a, lon. 80 80 ship Ho
bert OF Boston, AZ days from Liverpool, for New
Orloaus.
Brig Pilgrim Wade, from Philadelphia for Provi
dence.--Sioops Lark Davis. from New York fo
Providence Victory, Heath. from do for do
seh'r Elementine, Allen from Apalachicola.
MONDAY Aug. G.
Schr. Olympus, Slccum, from Philadelphia fol
New Bedford .-Soops Charles, Ash. from New
York for Providence George Washington, Smith
from Norwich for do
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08
JAYNE's CARMINATIvE BALsAM,

A CERTAIN, safe, and speedy cure for Dysen-
"a tary. Diarrbea Cholera Morbus, Summer.
Complaint. Sick aud Nervous Headache, Cramps
Sour Stomacbs, Cbocs, &c sc. This IL one OF
tho mos, efficient, pleasant and safe compositions
ever offered TO the public for the Of the various
discusses of the STOMACH and BOWELS, and
the only artiaIe worthy Of the least confidence for
curing CHOLERA INFANTUM or SUMMER
COMPLAINT, aud in all The above diseases il real
ly acts like charm.
Dr. Jayne-Dear Sir--IImng made use Of ysur
Caffninatiye Basam in my family, and finding IL to
be admirably adapted 10 the complaints for which II
i- intended ! take pleasure IN recommending It IN
the use Of my frie nds aud the public generally. be-
eyinr those who afflicted with any Of these com
pI,ints s find ieliefin the use Of this valuable med
icine. JONA GOING. ID. ID.
President Of Granville College, Ohio.
New York, May 20, 1887.
From the Rsr. n. X. C,ssn, Professor in the Ger
,nanioDn Coitegiofe institute.
Germ,piown, April 90, 1898.
DR.. jayne ny Dear Sir-It gives me pleasure 10
Communicate in this manner, my favorable opinion OF
your Carminative Balsam.'
For yenrs Il has been iD almost constant use in
my family, Il was thus introduced: child o
,ears old had been sick, or 6days, Of the dys-
en,ary. Colonel and other medicines had been
largely administered but without the least apparent
benefit The peculiar discharges from The bowels
we're unebabped both in character and frequency
the strength Of the little patient could not hold out
much longer. Al this jdne,urs I was reminded by
a friend Of your Bslsan. After portion OF Castor
Oil il was administered several times through the
night. In the morning The physician fourd the
discharges essentially cbanred;' the disease WAS
checked nay, removed all other medicine was dis.
continued and the child was soon restored Ia usual
health We have ever since kept this invausble
medicine on hand and for boil' adults and children
have found il uniformly eficacious We readily
pronounce il the best adapted to family use Of all
The preparations with which we are acquainted.
Hoping the public will soon become universally
soqna anted with this medicine. remain yours, DC
HK GREEN.
PREPARED BY DIR. d. JAYNE, No 20 South 81
st between Market and Chesnut streets, Philadei
phis and sold by DIR. u. r. HAZARD, Newport
r. l.
Aug. 1.
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Uaesmmoniy AceOmmOdoting.-One of
our exchange papers lately presented n Gu
rious mistake Of the printer. The caption
Ii - " Through by Daylight" which be-
= uged to a steamboat advertisement, was
laced over that Of Brandrctl'. Pills
v. y SER.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08
Lazires,.-we have heard of man

Lazines..-We have heard Of man so
lazy that when he was laying in bed, and
the sun sbone full into his eyes, lie would
not make the exertion to close them. This
we had always considered the height Of la
illness; but we are informed by a cotem-
porary, that a man near Boston, is too lazy
to sweat, though the thermometer stands al
96 degrees in the shade !-Pror. Jour.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08
From GENERAL JEsUp.-A very long

FROM GENERAL JEsUP.-A very long
well written, and satisfactory letter is pub.
lished, upon his Florida Campaign, in which
after saying that he has been relieved from
the command, he gives an account of the
movements of his little army. He acquits
himself perfectly Of the charge of bad faith
to OseoIa. General Jesup shows that,
since he assumed the command in Florida,
the whole number of Indians aud negroes
killed and taken, is about 240O.
Bost. Statesman.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08

The Tide Changing.-The Fayetteville
Observer mentions that by means of their
factories. the North Carolina merchants are
now enabled to ship yarn to New York ;
whereas, three years ago they were in the
habit of bringing from the north an i'm
mense quantity Of the article.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08
NEw YoRK

NEw YoRK CATTLE MARKET, July 30
At market, 600 Beef Cattle, and 80 Mich Cows.
aud 2000 sheep and lambs.
Beef Cattle were taken at ca 10 50 90 average 81
90 the 100 lbs.
Mich Cows were sold al from % TO Si5 each.
Sheep and Lambs are in good demand and III
sold at from 2 to s. 80 Lambs 80 10 50 %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08

Steam N0rigation.-by enlarging the
model Of the Great Western TO ship OF
32co tons, with engines Of 1000 horse pow
er, the voyage from Bristol to New York
made ia fifteen days five hours by the Great
Western. consuming 80 tons Of Goals
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and all its sympalhies. Louisville Journal
4nlaigamation.-Quite n rumpus was oc-
casioned in the upper part of the city last
evening, by the promenadng of colored
gemman and white lady, arm in arm, in
Broadway. A parcel of boys, observing
the phenomenon, set up the cry, " White
woman and nigger !" White woman and
nisger! White woman and niger T! "
of course following in pursuit. This at
tracted others, including many foil grown
bows, some to see "what was the matter"
some to "correct abuses" and some for
reasons best known 10 themselves. How
ever, the procession soon became quite too
long and noisy for the fort of the promena-
ders, and accordingly the lady turned into
a grocery store for protection, while the
colored man walked on alone.-Some OF
the supernumeraries followed, and brought
him back. BY this time there was great
crewd around the store, anxious to learn
the whole story. A friend of ours who hap
pened to be near, went in, and was told by
The lady that she was an English woman,
and NOT aware of the state of public feeling
here on the subject Of color that the negro
with her was in the employ of her brother,
and she had taken him with her only as 4
protector. While the crowd were enlight-
ming themselves as well as they could in re-
gard to facts, two peace officers made their
appearance and took both the man and wo'
man to the watch-house for safe-keeping
until the embryo mob should be dispersed
This was the end of the matter. Our in
formant was afterwards told by captain
of the watch, that the parties in question
were man and wife.-N. Y. Jour. Com.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08

Schooner Actiye.-The U. 9. schr. Ac-
tive was sold for s4,5OO-she originally cost
the government $4,000. The amount ex-
pended on her, in repairs aud alterations,
was $4,000. Total cost 1900. Loss
on The sale, $l2, ,500.-N. y. Com Adr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08

1t Is said tina, Mr.. Lovcjoy, Of Georgia,
one of the passengers saved in the late cnt-
asirophc of the Pulaski, was also on board
the Home and the William Gibbons-threc
of the most appalling situations of danger
ever recorded.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08

MrssoURf.-The Missouri Argus (dem.)
offers, on the authority of others, bet. to the
amount of $4,000, in various sums, that
the democratic candidates for Congress will
be elected, that Col. Benton will be rc-elec-
ted to the Senate of the United States, &c.
&c.
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drrfe0 b .
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At Providence, on Monday evening 30th inst Mr.
George c Croker, of Plymouth Eng to Miss EIiza
A. Peckham, daughter Of Mr.. Elisha Peekham, o.
Mdd eiown.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-08-08
CLEARER.
MARINE MEMORANDA.
sioop Victory, Heath, Providence.
do. Charles, Ash, do.

sioop Victory, Heath Providence
do Charles, Ash, do.
MARINE MEMORANDA.
At Caliao, Feb. 2o,h, ship VIM. Lee, Hussey, Of
this port. with 600 bbls sp oil
81 XihaIa l7th ult. Brig Gov Codd,uston. of this
port, from Baltimore. disc.
CID. at New Orleans, 18th ult ship Kuuzoir, 'ray.
lor London.
Arrived at Bostcn, on Friday, sap VIM Enes,
Vaughan, Havana 18th ult.
AT Cardenas. 18th alt, schr. Concord, Coe, for
this port in few days.
Schr. Velocity, Lnl at Boston. from Jaemel 1871
uL, reports having been bearded ON the 18th, by Br
brig of war Riugdove. which reported that ship An
nawan Tooker, from Liverpool for New Orleans
was ashore on the island Of La Vuche, near Au
Cayes Her cargo, principally railroad iron. was re
ported mostly discharged She went on June 2
and had 20 passengers on board.
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Ratps of libooe=EalanH.
STATE OF RHoDE-isLANDA AND
PRONIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
In Geusrai Assembly, Jane SESSION, 1889.
An Act in relation to the State Prison.

An Act in relation to the State Prison.
BE iisnaetedJy The General assembly a, .folors
Sec. ]. From and aner the fifteenth day Of Novem.
Der next the Wardea Of the State Prison, shall be
the keeper of the County Jail in the County Of
Providence and his compensation as warden shall
be in full for all his services not only keeper of
the State Prison, but keeper OF said County Jail
Sec. 2. The Warden of the State Prison and
Keeper of the said County JAIL shall be the purvey.
or of supplies for both said establishments; shall be
supplied with fuel aud OIL aud board for hmses and
family out OF the supplies furnished for said es,ub
lshment; but shall no, receive TO his use, any
fees of Office or for commitment and discharge. Of
ny person committed TO the said County Jail.
Sec. B. The fees that may accrue to the Keeper
of the said County Jail upon the commitment and
discharge Of persons committed to his keeping shall
be credited 10 the State in his account of credits and
disbursements and also the amount OF money re.
ceived for the board Of persons committed TO his
charge for debt upon mesne precess or upon enecu-
ton or lodged by creditors for the detention oi per-
sons admitted to the poor prisoners oath
| Sec 4. The compensation OF the Warden oi the
State Prison, and Keeper of the County Jail in the
County sf Providence, for his time and servlces
shall be six hundred dollars per snnum IN ADDITION tt
the perquises mentioned in the second secuon o
! this act.
Sec. s. The compensation Of the Physician of the
State Prison, shall be twenty five dollars per an
uum.
Sec 6. The Inspectors OF the State Prison, may
in their discretion elect one Of their own member
TO be clerk of the Board Of Inspectors. or may cleo
any other suitable person not OF the Board TO al
that office and in case the person elected shap no
be member of the board he shall receive such rea
sonabe compensation for his services not eiceedn
three dollars per day. for the tme IN which he sha
be actually employed, as the Board oil Inspector
shall direct.
True copy-wiincss,
HENRY HOWEN Sec'ry
An Act explanatory of an Act entitled IAN
Act to prevent Hawking and Pedling
without license In this State" and of the
Acts in amendment or in addition there
TO. =,
BE il enacted by tbs General Assembly
as follsDs
Nothing in said Acts contained shall be 80
construed, as TO prevent any citizen oi this
State from vending in any way he may
think proper, any at,icles Of his own man
ufacturc, or any article manufactured by
others in this State.
True copy-wi,nesS,
HENRY BOWEN, Sc'ry.
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PEACH ORCHARD COAL.

TuyHE SUBSCRIBER, having purchased tho
IL Wharf and Stores lately owned by Capt, u
knonies, where he intends keeping a supply Of
GOA l., would respectfully inform the inbab,a n's
of Newport, and its vicinity, that he is prepared 10
COAL, large supply Of which is received unt
ready for delivery.
ALSO, A supply ofOak and Pine Wood.
IN STORE
600 bushels Salt,
fSO Gallons fall stiaiued Sperm Oil,
so llhds good retailing Molasses.
And an assortment bf GROCERIES,,
June "a. SIMON NEWTON, Jr
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% - BAGS 81. Domingo Coffee, in Store and
~00 for sale hy II. WOOD n 60.
June 20 Vars Wharf
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the bloody tragedy at Kosciusko should at
once be driven forth, an exile from society
and all its sympathies. Louisville Journal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-27
r.rMs OF ADNERTISING.

FOR Sst.E-ln the countics Of Jaes-
~ I,nsT tv SurrJ. aud BeStraDrsi1Ed, III Nitsina
Commissioners "ii o,htcn .! 'e "
I ,, S,.rnr CuGst Of Law an4 Chanceiy Tor rfractcN
Wv -, rri, sale the following valuable sac;S o lnd
mar; o: the zeal estate u! the Late to"ea oPh'a &C.
..,,.., .r.,, n,
Geek alpu, miles from the OHIO rvcr o"n OF
consists valuable low ground and heavily timoefrd
mil recently been erected an 1t. The whole viii he
.sr separate tracts OF Geo acres rach rs may be
.a.. .,-,4s5 10 those desiring TO purchase
a. oy.aui eight hundred and e.hy-SIN acres AMI twenty-five
- Wc>i,nou!Ini cuuGiy, we! known 10y tc name ol Hot
sr.h lying the Potomac tIv"r, Nnd .nhIici"s con
70 valuable bottom Land. The marsh very Va
~ !,et aud min y aud ,wcntYniue perchcs in
~ c,a'y called New Quarter adjoining the lands Of fau!
en- lie lIuIpa, EIwaris, and others
os CIV cuun,, place called "Rch Neck containing
,rr t brick etctan mill thereon, situated on Col
regarded valuable account 0! Its location near
y lam. .urg aud its great water power
Hope, part Rich Neck, containing Two Thousand SIX
il. % AID forty
No Nrchc Hope containing six hundred and three
'ac u.l aborhood OF Rich Neck.
hgatred and eighty OF land par OF tast SHOWN
Tract, the ncghborhooL OF Archers Hope and
8 90 Neck.
,n 10, called Gin's Lot, the city OF williamsburg and
,.f lot gtar the old Capitol, both unumpfoved.
deemed unnecessary 10 gave noe minute nectp 10" OF e
i:y oye offered lie, it presumed tia, those who may
purchase eUy OF will first make themselves
.s.rularIv acquainted with IT.
TIE terms OF sale vii be- cne.fauh OF the purchase money IN
At the time nud the lining trre"u'' t" 'He'
annual inst mens the deferred piHe"ts 10 be seco,u .!
. ID of the premises. ;,
Applications from peioOs wishing To purchase may DC
OF the Ers, OF them residing al chs
a Va the second at Alexandria, H. L. - -. 80.
The jackson county will b" shown lbs Geo
Pom, Pleasant; those Wesno'eamd By james Scates
on the pemisr james City and Suy, and the
@ u WILLIAMSBURG. By Dr. pcUrcy, or nicSc Gait ESQ bgth o.:
i, ,rsburs ROBERT 4. BALDWIN,
CASSICS +. LEE,
j,r;i tlS-sl Commissioners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-27

o. aI1 p,;zes amounting 10 $540,2 200
rs Number Louery-l2 DrGwn Ballots
Tickets SlO-Shares in proportion.
Cerlificate of package Of Whole Tickets in this
Lottery will be sent for SlS0-shares in proportion
For sale in packages single tickets by the alincky
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under The sign
of the Eagle who has and is now selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world
~ b. Orders in all cases strictly confidential
NJ Orders for Tickets from any part of the United
States by Mail otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mall with the prompt attention as personal up-
pca,ion and the result sent when reques,ed) immedi-
ately after the drawing, when addressed 10
july 20 [2l-td] D. Nj. HOYT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-27

~ q IN REWARD -S;rayed stolen. from
~ eB the stables Of The .Iames River and Kanaw.
ha Company, the canal. 3 miles from The city OF
Richmond on Sunday, the lst inst. two dark cheSnui
sorrel HORSESHOE believed to be hVe' ana the other
Al, veors old las, Spring They horses Of t"lerabe
size in good working order and may he considered Hky
They we're shod all around and perhaps say have the
MAJ ks Of the gear their shoulders and hips. Their
gas no, known, but It is believed, that neither Of
Ibsm uoc,s Il is not rccoeced that they have any
white ahou, Them if they have, II may he about their
e,locks or perhaps small star on their heads One
of them is slightly hipped-l will give The above re.
ward for the delivery as above o tie two; or nv" dol
lars for either and all reasonable expenses incurred in
bringing them. tiIhAhp HELMS .7g"t
Tale IN IS-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-27
I,Dvisa Rail RUnd.

s'O comfort OF passengers the hour oil leaving rh
mond Cor Louisa will hereafter be m me Hp:h"-
tine morning aud arrive there eniet III tnc
Besides being daily hr 10 'uf'
aud Saun,on ia wecky 10 lyncirurs. ldeh
GERS ,avu: Tuesdays, ThuFsduys Sundays arrive
a, i.ynchburg the next evening. ,,
The FcccSShs' ia one IN the day. ehaUnng pas
.cn-crs leaving Charlottesville. it tie morning I" get 10 "icho
N earlier hour than by other me-
Between Fredericksburg and Charlottesville The Af!'hsrns
expeditions. Passengers may leave
evcy AZ and arrive at the cveaus Leaving
F,a sLurg on Thursdays and sundays, the! arrive
at Iyuchburs he next evening. . -, . L..
From Charlottesville they reach Fredericksburg the sam" cay
EXCERPT Sundry uu!y there freight tram from me JUNG
lion and thew Fredericksburg next mOnn.; breakfast
Travellers will by the Loua road supefi" one
There being miles Of railroad, they relieved ~ SeaI
grre OF fatigue while their progress * rapid Alter rt.ns'a
icsvlle the regular direction to the 'RGiNA
anohn, Petersburg arm Tennessee
70 from Richmond to Charlottesville 81 %, Richmond 10
yocbbury fou Fred sshuTs 10 ChaT!oiiesVie
l9-tlS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-27

UNAWAYS.-Lef my plantation, IN A!bemarle
q, county. Virginia, rather more ilGa year since,
nv negro man FONTAlNE, about y years Of age, stout
strong made. rather below the ordinary height and very
broad seycrnl shades brighter than black. very pleasant
.oun,ennnce and fine teeth. | will give one hundred
dollars for his delivery to me, if taken within the State
and two hundred if out of The State. think il quite
n1obabIe be is about OF line Iron OF Public Works.
passing free mad would therefore call the ntieh
lion Of accents and contractors specially TO ,his noCe-
Also. GARDENER, about 20 years Of age. well pro-
,oroned. about ordinary size. black, and when con-
fused samrners very much | will give the same tor
Gardener for Fontane, and twenty five dollars Tor
zach if taken within the county, or any where near
lindsays Store, Abemurle county, Virginia.
MANN PAGE.
February 90 90-2awtlGMay&