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BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, May I3.

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot.
AT market l75 Beef Cattle, p yoke Working
Oxen, GO Cows and Calves, 27O sheep, $50 swine.
Prces-Beef Cattle-Last weeks prices were
fully supported, and sales were readily made; We
quote first quality % 50 so; second quality s.
80 SO; third quality 80 IS.
Working Oxen-We noticed the following sales
viz S15, So 81. l05, 10, and 1885,
Cows and Calyes-Dull. Sales were limited
considering the number at market; we quote the
following; $50, S37 80, $40 45, $50, CO. and S62
a.. Sheep-We noticed the sale of one lol al So so
and one of 10 AT 6 80
Swine-Selected lots 10 peddlc at 8 l-2 &C. for
Sows, 9 l-2 10 for Barrows lot of large Hogs
al s. and lot large and nearly all Sows at l-2c-
AT retail from 10 lie.
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Laws of RhOde-Islund.
THE STATE OF RHoDE-IsLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

In General assembly, May 1889.
AN ACT relating TO the office aud duty of the
Secretary of the State
Beitendeted By bie General assembly as toliolcs:
Section |. The Secretary of State shall be the
keeper of the seal OF the State; And shall aflix the
same to acts, laws, orders, commissions, instru-
ments, and certificates in all cases required by
law or when requested by any person having oc-
casion therefor.
True Wines,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
AN ACT in amendment OF an act entitled an
act m amendment Of an ac, for registering Mar
riages, Births, and Funerals"
BE ii enacted blythe General assembly as JolIo,es:
Section /, ANY city or town clerk with whom
any certificate may be lodged as required by the
aforesaid act, sh n be entitled twenty-five cents
for every certificate given by him to the person
lodging the same.
True copy ;-Witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'Iy.
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n E w b @ @ X s
LATELY ADDED TO
VIZ 0AGLAEfANa2
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

1850 The Cabinet Minister by Mrs. Gore Wis
2S9O Horace Vernon, or Fashionable Life Owls
1891 Sterling; and Penruddock, or the
High Minded: Tales, by the au-
thor of" Tremane," &c. 2vls
2s9a The Croppy, Tale, by the 0'lIara
Family wis
9s93 Pascal Bruno, Scicilian Story, by
Theo. Hook vol.
2s9i Elyip, or the Nabob's Wife, by
Mrs. Monkland 2 Wis.
2S95 The Adventures of Robin Day; by
the author of" Calavar,"'' Nick
Of the Woods" &c. . sls,
1896 The ldler in Italy by Lady Bles-
sngton 2yls.
2S97 Memoirs Of Celebrated Women; by
q. L. X. James, author Of" Rich
elieu," &c. Owls.
2S9s The Romance of the Harem; by
Miss Pardoe, Wis.
2S99 Jack Adams, the Mutineer, by Capt.
Chamer, . Wis.
2900 The Phantom Ship, BY Cap. Maryatt . Wis
290l Richelieu, or the Conspiracy a
Play in five acts; and Histori-
cal Odes, &c. by +. l.. Bulwer l vol.
29o2 MAbri, or the Tent Pitch'd; by
n. u. Willis vi.
2903 Cheveley; or the Man of Honour;
by Lady Lytton Bulwer . wis.
290i Births, Deaths and Marriages; by
the author Of " Jack Bray" &c. . Ills.
1868 The History of the Navy of the L.
;. of America by ]. Fennimore
NAV %
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Arroge Of a military hfe.-The sacri-
fee Of human life in maintaining military
establishments in our eastern possessions,
and western colonies, is inmeuse. The nv
erage life IF . soldier, serving abroad, 10 not
more than seven years; thus we have to
rsise fresh army always in that brief pc
Rod. In Sierra Leone il is not more than
two years; and ihus for a settlement the
mos, useless Of all. the greatest expense in-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-05-22

CURED, and the greatest destruction is the
consequence. This is a matter worthy Of
serious consideration among philanihropists;
political economists are too cold boo,led to
weigh it in its true light.-London Paper.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-05-22

VpiCkED UP on the Beach in Coggcshall'.
4 neck, quantity of CLAPBOARDS, which
the owner may receive by proving property aud
paying charges, on application 10
may - DANIEL PECKHAM.
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wHAI,ERS.

At Msuri, Dec. 7th, ship Martha, Potter, Of this
port, with 100 bbs. Sp oil
Arr. at New Bedford 18th. ship Selma, How
land, Indian Ocean, I750brls 1850 SPY
Arr at Mattaposett 10TH brig Sarah. Purring-
ton, Atlantic Ocean via Pernambuco, COO bbls SD.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, May 10th.
Sch'rs. Sisters, Sickler, from Elizabeth CITY.
with corn to ID. TiSdale.-Gen. Cobb, Cobb, from
Baltimore. Sloop Copy, Gardner, from Nantuck-
et
FRIDAY, May Inh.
Sloop Moses Eddy, Chds. from New York
SATURDAY, May 18th.
Schr. Horauc Ames, Blake, from Taunton for
Providence.
SUNDAY, May 18th.
Schrs Arenzamendi, Chase, from Providence
for Norfolk.-Bianca, from do for to.--Henry
Clay, Chase, from do for Philadelphia.--A Mar.
shall, Baker, from do for do.--China Wheeler I'm
Boston for SHatford--Good Hope, Baker. from do
for Norfolk.-Swau, Wheeler, from do for New
York.--Samuel Crocker, Arthur, from Taunton
for do.--Soops Financier, Felser, from Boston FOR
do.--Miami, Tucker from do for Brook Haven. -
Report, Davis from do for do.--Metamora. Eas-
ton from Warren for New York Albany. Gibbs
from Providence for New York.
MONDAY. May Goth
Brig Echo. Nesser. from Wilmington IN C. \
with merchandise, Rice Tar and Lumber 10 Job
A. Peckham.-Sloops VIM II. Bum, Irons. from
Providence for Hartford--Victory, Heath. from
New York.-Hero Read from do.--Julia. Hill
lard, from Taugatuck.--Franklin, Bugbee, from
Taunton for New Bedford.
TUESDAY, NAV 81.
Revenue Gutter Vigilant, Connor from cruise
CLEARED.
Brig Canonicus, Bigley Matanzas.
Schr. Aalanta, McCrs. Boston.
Do. Sisters, Sickler, PHILADELPHIA.
sloop Moses Eddy, Childs, Providence
DO Hero, Read, do
Do Victory, Heath, do.
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MARINE MEMORANnA.

Schr Caspian, Swasey, for Havana, cleared at
Charleston 18th inst.
At AtCardenas, 3D. inst, schr Franklin Greene,
Waite, ldg
Arr. at Charleston, 18th inst. schr. Reaper.
Knowles, from Wilmington.
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T NATHANIEL SWEETS, NO. lTo

A 7 NATHANIEL SWEETS, NO. lTo
N Cheapside, Thames-sireet are handsome Car.
petngs aud Hearth Rugs, Muslin de Lanes, French
Muslin, French Prints, Rolees, Shawls, &c. &c
cheap " % very cheap Aprons with Borders for
sniy 33 cents. may %
NLEGANT ENGLISH PRlNTS-Shally
H Patterns-and very cheap Lot of lIose--at
No. 1l2, n. SWEETS, Cheapsidc, Newport.
may %
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NOTICE.

rNssUE PAPER--for covering looking
- Glass and Picture frsmes--plsn and glazed
of bright colors-for sale At
may - W GALATIANS
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TT why IOIU.
Sch'rs. Sisters, Sickler, from Elizabeth CITY,
with corn TO d. TiSdale.-Gen. Cobb, Cobb, from
Baltimore. Sloop Copy, Gardner, from Nantuck-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21


febl6 of Camp and Common st
A MEXICAN Almnnncs, u very useful article for
~ merchants and Others; containing information rel
alive to the government of the several countries the
old continent, for sale by DAVID FELT& Co,
frl6 81 Charities st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

EUNNY BAGS-l2,0Oo in store for sale by
~ fc16 q DORSEY, a New !.cvce
TUNNY BAGS-lOO in bales and bundles, as
" serted sizes, for sale Nv
icl6 ISAAC BRIDGE & Co. 1874 Magazine st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

CARD.
ie\HE Principal of the English, French and Spanish
Academy, No. Ii, st. Charles street, announces
to his friends and the public with satisfaction that his
institution is successful operation that he hopes
soon have hi. compliment OF, pupils, which will be
limited to fifty.
lie lakes this opportunity Of assuring parents thai,
nothing snail be wanting, which NAV contribute TO the
comfort and improvement Of their sons
d.: 1888
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

NEW BOOKS.
The Only Daughter. domestic story by Tie author
ofihe "Sul'altcrn,'' &C. in !vos.
Mary Kn.mo and other Tales by Mrs Gore author
eas OF 'MotNe,s AM, Dnugnirrs,' &c. in 9 vols.
The Heir Of SEW God, 10y the authorizes Of ''Nothcrs
uni Daughters &c. in! vols.
Aith"a Vernon, thc Embroidered handkerchief, 10
which is added Henrietta Harrison, the Blue Cotton
Umbrella, b. Miss Leslie author Of "PrIrii Sketch
Gs" &c vol.
Oliver TWIST complete in vols By Boz, cheap eLi-
ZION. Just received and lor sale by
WM. N'kEiN.
luu;, cor ANN and common :
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CARD TO rIIE LADIES.

NTILILAM BELL. No 10 ChI!trts street, con'in-
w ues To pu 'chase old broken Jc"crv, old gold
or silver ia any form Whatever, mud pay the highest
I,ricc in Orleans
Ladies' wh, may have old fashioned gold jDwelr,,
viz: cn1 ornaments, chains, necklaces, buckles, finger
rings, oe my articles Of the linz winch is ing
die aud ONO to them, exchange the same To
good advantage, by calling AS above.
N B-Wutchrs, J'welry aud Spec,aclca repaired IN
the best m1nncr-charses moderate.
,a98, 1899
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- IL - IL

IL IL - IL:
FOR NEW YORK.
HOLMES LINE OF PACKETS.
ffNo sail punc,uuy as advertised. for each p"rt-The
l. line will consist Of the following ships-'iz:
Ship NashriUe, Captain Wood.
Ii,h0asas, Captain f 5 Dennis
Ahabama, Captain Z G Berry,
orleans, Captain $ Sears,
Vicksburs, Captain Bunker,
Panttea, Captain Ashley.
The above ships are all of the first class, coppercd:
and copper fastened, and were built in New York ex
prussIy for this tralehcy OF light dunght Of wa
ter and almost invariably the bar without dclen
ton.
These packets commanded by Capnins we'll ex
perenced in the rade and will always exert themselves
TO accommodate. They will nIw avs be towed up and
down the river. and will promptly sail as advertised
They have handsomely furnished Recommendations, and
Of the first quality will always be furnished and
every attention puid to the comfort and satisfaction of
passengers.
The price of the cabin is fixed at $50, without wine
liquor.
For further particulars apply to COHEN,
ja28 ~ Common street
0J'Tne ships not accountable for breakage o
gass, hollow ware marble granite, cooperage Of Tin
or rust Of iren steel: responsible for package
parcel put board, unless regular bill ofladg be
signed therefor, at the Office Of the agents.
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CYCLOPEDIAS! DICTIONARIES!

ENCYCLOPEDIAS! DICTIONARIES!
DEES' Cyclopaedia, AZ vols, Edmburg Encyclo-
IL paedia, 10 vols,
Penny Cycopaedia, vol llth. Encyclopedias Amer
icann, 10 vols.
Penny Magazine for 1887
Ciorton's Biographical Dictionary, 3vols;
Walkers Dictionary, vol. Boycr's Dictionary,
lvo,
Websters do l vol. Johnson & Walkers
Dictionary, vol;
Newman 4 Hurrctt's Dictonarv,e vols.
Johnson'S Dictionary, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dictoua
nv, vols;
Bowers Dictionary, vols;
Also large supply Of English Souvenirs: Sc, for
by W VI MckEAN,
ii cor Can4p uni Common 1t
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

NJ
Mr.. GEORGE MhRRICK having resigned the Of
flee ofchef Engineer of the New Orleans and Carroll
ton Rail Road, Mr.. john Humpsoa has been appoint.
ed in his place, to whom all persons having business
with, or wishing information regarding said Rail Road
will amply at the Rail Road Office, Poydras street,
By order Of the Board.
(ssned) JOHN NICHOLSON,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

COKE.
VNIlE price of Coke from and after the lst day
J. October, will be fifty cents per barrel in the Gas
Works yard, and if taken in quantities OF one hun
cred barrels, ill be delivered free o! drayage.
The advantage that this article OF fuel possesses o.
the anthracite md 1it, inous Goals, ignitng
readily than the former and freG from the unpleasant
smoke of the latter should induce every family TO make
use Of il.
Orders received at the Gas Office in Bank Alley.
+ w WELLS,
seD00 Secty
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

uNAMIIY NESS BEEF-40 llalfhbIs. family mess
u beef, landing from steam boat Savannah, and for
sale by Ia3O J riIAYER e. Co, "A Poyhras st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

~ W. PRITCIIARD 4 10. TAGERT Jr corner
". Poydrus and Magazine SITS, have just received
and offer TO! sale.
% barrels American brandy,
Is iirkins butter
so gross corks
20 barrels + Rum,
l0boxes starch.
8 cases, poucho"g, imperial & s'"row'cr tea
30 half barrels No. |, Nlackerel,
90 do =, do.
10 do Shad
. barrels almonds,
50 barrels Madeira wine,
5 Dr. casks Port wine,
ar. do Teuneriif do.
5 Ihds pure spirits, extra proof,
| hid old fine London Dock Cogniac,
50 or. casks sweet wine. a. fIl2
l1AGGlNG and Rope 200 pieces bsssing,
- ctN coils rope. for sale by
tll HEKMOGENE BROWN & Co, Cont
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+ UMBER, $3.50 thds fest c!eur lumber,
IL so spruce spar,
$50 bales hay,
$50 ,hds steam sawed white pine lathes, landing
from, nhip Platna, and for sue by
ja3O LEVI II GALE, SO Common st
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LAW NOTICE.

TAMES s. MAYFIELD, Counsellor aud Attorney
y atLuw, of Texas, has made arrangement with
Joseph M. White Esq., late Delegate in Congress
from Florida and Counsellor at Law of the Supreme
Court Of the United States, TO give his advice, legal
opnions and ns,ruc tic in all in which he is
retained in Texas. Col. White will in all eases give
written instructions and in Of great Importance
will attend in person the Supreme Court of Texas lie
ia in possession of all the Spanish and Mexican Ordn-
snces and has at New Orleans, the largest civil law
library in America.
Land Titles,
In all Cases in which James 5. MayGeld is retained
an attorney and Land Agent in Texas he will receive
my assist ance, and advice counsellor.
ia7 JOS NJ WHITE.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

TTAVANA SEGARS-3O NJ principe Havana segars
Ill for salebv ISAAC BRIDGE & Co,
fc4 l3i Magazine
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

THE Subscribers offer ut wholesale
e. the following goods.
V I HATS-l00 moleskin silks, as
~ [ sorted sizes AM, brus.
~ 100 do best No do do
100 do do No do do
100 eases best No 3, assorted sizes and hrims.
20 do Beaver superior article;
SO do Fine Nutra;
so do Extra do
900 do Black and White Russia;
50 do Extra Black RUSSIA,
100 do Muskrat Il Cuney ur broad and narrow
brlms, for Levee and country trade;
" do All ranks otmary Il naval Chapcuus;
i" do Childrens silk uud Russia Hats, nil sizes
Caps-Fur, ONer, far Seal, Nut'n, Muskrut, and
har Seal, in trO dozen cases.
Seulete.
Cloth Cups-Pckwick, Polish Avrls hat
shape, soft top,
Forest, Forage,
Military undress,
do Leather tOIaging.
hdrens Fancy urbnns Plaid and Velvet Cups,
French patterns.
S,ocks-Satin,,Silk and Bonrbaziuc, Of the ncu,est
STYLES.
Umblellas-silk and cotton.
Military plunlrs, oiled silk.
silk Observation-Disclosures and Spitaiells.
BanhbOSes for utcrs wood cases. double for dry goods
The above goods comprise large stock, and all
If the latest patterns and will he sold at small a1-
vance, with and charges on New York prices. The
subscribers will take orders for southern, western and
Texas markets, for the house OLA II Gossip Il Co.. Ha
Manufacturers New York; aud ut the shortest rossbl.
notice. German and French Pushes bought.
GOSSIP ~ CO.,
Naval, Military, md Fashionable Haers,
Exchange Hotel,
noyIA St Charles s
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DOSlN-7O barrels in store and for sale bv
IL ja30 JTHAYER &, Co, "A Poydrns st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

VTAVANA COFFEE-4O0 bags prime quality
Ill in store, and for sale by
;aI7 ABRAHAM TRIER, "a Gravier s
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

~ HAHN Cable. and Auchers-Two cham cables
" and anchors, landing from brig Mary Elizabeth,
picayune Tier, aud for sale by WM PORTER,
IL i,Sf
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21
SHIPPING.
For Europe.
FORI;AVRE.-Regular Pack

FOR IiAVRE.-Regular Packet.
"a The II and fast sailing ship RICH
lem MOND, Capt Winship, will receive imme-
.A!E datc despatch for tho above port, having the
greater of her cargo engaged ana going on board.
IorbaIancc CT freight passage, having superior ac-
conmodatiops upply on board opposite the Mint,
+, teI5 l. II GALE, 93 Common ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

ENLOUR-l20o barrels in best shipping order aToat,
l. for sale by q DORSEY.
fclG Al New Ievcc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

= PERM CANDLES-600 boxes New Bedford Bos-
- ton and Nantucket Sperm Candies for sale by
ic3 ISAAC BRIDGE & Co, 1874 Magazine ST
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

EEAY-300 bales Northern Hay. in store for sale bS
Ill fell CHANWlIN SCOOPER, SO Julia st
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|\AR-20D kegs Tar, in first rate order, for lie by
jazz CHAMPl.IN e. COOPER 81 Juas
ENl.OUR, Lard aud Butler-lOO bbls Flour, 1858
u kegs Lard; % kegs Of Butter, ssss
leu G DORSEY A. Now ,vrc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-21

FOR GLASGOW.
FL The Al Clyde built and very fast sail
,iHs5tlSx> ing barque MAiiAlCA, Capt Jump has
AiAaE nearly ali her curgo engaged and will have
despatch The. cabins being very SUPERIOR passch-
gers can be comfortably accommodated, tor freight or
passage, apply on board orto u
f.l2 HOLMES u MILLS, Bank ilae
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-03

ATOTlCE- Offer for sale that valuable ia.
IA Land well known as the "NISE OAKS, ch'r"
two thousand acres, and being in The county =,
vile, North Carolina, on tho stage road ori"'r"
and WILLIAMSBURG. ten miles from the uih''' o.,
miles from the latter village. and ei-hi mus ,.,,,
from the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad on W. ~
n handsome and comm"dlnus dweiIing'h"n''' ,.r
necessary out buildings for family, hno wv .
remarkably healthy and well wa'efed-tlr . and q
adsp,ed to the crodnction Of tobacco. wheat az"
and the society Of the neighborhood, with me g"-
ci,y Of getting produce TO market, renders ois,.
desirable situation. The subscriber VIII la@e -.
in showing the premises 10 those tssIt"'is o
and make known terms. which will be "oE, ,', rny
IuIv Is f20-2m I. ia M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-03
., .N.,I.: !. .5a ..a. = D"y

U. g.as N.fhs: &..a1 go , - ..II ,.,,y
NEARriN VAN buren, AND fENni ~ Ma.
- F,uns has come 10 say pretty considerable
s sn Al I"y,s in Richmond While The friends %, .,
lie giea, rnfn are showing their devotion 70 ''e'!'' ~,
admirers c her Lodyshp will don6rss 'yall 's
n,n,e in or,son She Inns def, rmin 10 take iioyis
palrons undrr her special protection and for his purpose
has stationed herself H"Ws d""r TO receive s"n'
pnny. and notice who buys Of his lucky i'cS's eo;ue
saw that she is blinded by baadag'-ou'a mr. Nv
quests Us 10 saw thai il the prizes ." S3O SAoooo
&c Sc presented BY her 10 "yr are mol sniieen' 10
so f. her friend: or The fact, she will soon put 'hr maj,
Ter ail siaiaht by presenting them win one :" o'I
HUNDRED THOUSAND DotLAhs hfr ',' ','a
m r,ou..led 10 call and see her lloyts, corner below
The ruins of The Eagle. =
july 80 Gu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-03
.,I.chanir.riHe 1arsrn for Sal

sI'
VEJHE subscriber wishing TO retire from public life,
off FIR sale his Tavern, nj the termination OF the
Mechan icsv!r Turnpike, and se and hal! miles from
the City of Richnnnd. and Immediately on the TaPpa-
hsnDork Siage Route and al The junction OF tie roads
leading to Hanover Courthouse Cold Harbour, &c.-
The improvements large two story house, with
good kitchen. dairy, ice house, stables and nil the ne
c4ssary out houses, and all newly bull; has attached
To- 30 Of land the greater portion well numbered,
and sufficient for the support Of the place for number
If wears il is situated IN desirable ghborhuod
and as healthy as any stand in lover Virginia; It has
been occupied MS Tavern since IT was bnIt, and
has The reputation nf being good suation Any per.
son wishing purchase the ahov. property can get any
information respecting it, By addressing the subscrbrr
(posl paid a, the Richmond Post Office, by calling
on him on the premises.
ACHILLES LUMPKIN.
s The subscriber will lake this method 10 inform
his f nds and The public that he will continue 10 keep
n private entertainment lil il is disposed Of l..
August -I-J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-03
Aug 90

H{ANE BREAK LANDS for Sale IN the conn'Ie,
a. Dallas. Perry and Green. in The State OF Alabama
One tract in The county uf Dallas. contains lnnreen hun
drpd and seventy lies five miles east of Wuodve;
has four hundred of open land, with every fixture
complete for large Cotton estate, gin house. screw,
manage and negro houses Stables well, &c, &c and
is between twenty and twenty five miles OF one or two
steamboat landings upon the Alabama river This tract
is now under cultivation and is IN good order.
One other tract donIng ri five hundred acres through
which The county line of Dallas and Perry passes: has
manager negro houses Stables &c. and 100 open
land.
One other tract Of six hundred acres wholly in woods,
very near 10 the last mentioned tract which will be sold
either with il without it,
One other in the county Of Greene contains four
hundred and twenty acres; has 300 acres open land a
gin house. gin and screw manager s, negro houses
and stables two bored wells, and is bounded side
BY Big Prairie creek. This is beautiful situation, con-
tanning break land black land, and sandy land suf
ficent for all The fam buildings II lies exactly where
break joins the sandy land and extends 10 The
town Cf wbuIn; has grlst aud mill within a
mile and half is II miles from Candies steamboat
landing the Tumbeckbee river and is only miles
from hr furnishing town of Greensboro All the shove
lands which are open command al this time, from 81 10
So per acre rent
About one-,hrd Of The above lands is high land the
remaining two thirds s Me richest back b0ttnm IN
the most favored cotton region o! Tie whole Southern
country The title 10 every acre of IS mol only unGncs
TONED but unqpsstiunsbp The whole hes IN a neigh
OOrniu "HeTe Tue is OF
I the abuve lands not sold by the LIST day OF Oc;o
Der next al! The open land Will he Tor rent.
For terms, &c apply to JoHS JAQuELIs AMELER
Orange county, Va, or 10 G AMgLER. Richmnnd.
Va, or 10 ANDREW S. NicoLsos. Union Town Perry
county. Alabama
p S. For information with regard 10 The value and
character of this land, purchasers referred 10 Col
VIM. Armislead, near Greensboro, and Prince & Gar.
reit. Mobile
May 10 1-2amiIO
will
ill the st of Octoher uat forward the this OF
ar coilsron.