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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

DrBIIC SALE or LAND, NEGROES, Nc--Iir subscribers
sell public auction Wednesday, .shl Airl ncNt, ON
the promises valuable ni Land Tie late rr>drnc" OF
lalt VIM Green, Of Arcklruug. This estate situated
Boy Iuu aud land, Macon College, contains
about 1000 acres and lies both side" Of Aliens Creek i t"n
miesaying large quantity ii low grounds on he rex ara
branches while high land at quality inr tobacco,
wheat, Tile plantation sufficient for the aval lgeo EN-
p!uy npni hands, and has several fine nradnwS, i"G
ing an immense quantity herds grass The Improvements are,
coniuio. dwelling hcIsc excellent srlnary stables, over
sers and negro houses tobacco barns, ar all other ssry
houses and ll bt In good repair; the infnf
commanding large CUSTOM and the latter rendered very valuable
the abundance excellent timber tlr land Either u i
subscribers will show the land who may Wish Il"
VIZ viii sell Time and place 20 20 likely NrGnS
men, women, boys and girls good Miller and Black
SMITH stock u horses, cattle, sheep aud h"gs: household ana
kitchen furniture, plantation tools, r. 1rrshe lana VIII be-
credit Of and two year, tn" purchaser giving bonds
m approved scC," and the Subscribers retaining t
right Til payment made For the Slaves and other property t
purchasers giving bonds with satisfactory security, credit al ~
months vii! lm
As executors 81 the W. Green, viii also sol n lc
sam" time Il ri II months, between NV" aud three nun
barrels 81 Guani! al wheat oals, nay ana i"d
and an eli rant ne har,rChr
TIL a. FIELD
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GROCERIES, AT UNUSUALLY Low PRICES.

vv.r
% selling goods cheaper than have ever eeh aoe !"
w. ~ rn before, having laid in the same at very 10" ia'cS'
"aa, Orleans sugar, from 2to 2 cents per pound ny
= ihe'arscl cash
~ Ffto Rico, nj very low prices
"a, d. prime 81. Craix sugar
nm -i:' .ofee from 10 u cents up -
' y Orleans MolasScs first family article, al 81
i, !, ms PEI ca'on-by the barrel, cash
a nus p'In- West India do.
- ~ V" ''fu<S behring's, at 50 50perfrcty sound
n, III "l-'S Loaf Sugar, ~ low as l2 l2 cents ,
'o>t beautiful Clarified Sugar perfectly WHITE sii'abie
q, -, preserving, &C.
e. eNAagr> Splendid Teas
~ ~ very fresh hinch Rasins
-, - {" various grades
nG,,W w." . h'rk Pepper, Ginger, Mace and Gloves
~, Miau VAN reduced prices
tan a.'' ~ every description
nr Of all sizes
,' Of largest and hes, sackinr
~ Dlpu and Wool, Cotton and Wool Cards
p.np IN Sperm ami Tallow Candies
,"THrr aud Shot, Furpentine Soap
ph 't Haf:e,y Of other goods suitable for farmers anu
very 10 sell any and every thing in our ins, AZ
aa.y COW prices for ath-brlevng that all trade must I'M
MAJ, V NV 10 that. WYATT T. WHITE.
'" ~ lUl-n
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Ieiaabte Property, corner Of E @"d l4A Streets !"

az Wednesday the eth day Of May newt al o'clock IN ,hs
,r,n M virtue Of authority vested ~ u 10y lhelas WIZ
vr l-othrart dec. shall sell al Public Auction 10
s,, ;I,r on The premises, the Brick Tenement at Inc
49,, ami Ii,h streets, together With the Lumber Houses
,, attached at present III the occupancy oi Mr J"hn "
R Tg. Ionsr on fronts 80 feet inches, and eS
Nah .l,,. covered she'd 20 feet back 10 the LIST Lumber
IN % Iguhrr Houses fronts 81 feet inches on ilh street.
-. r,Sarrn Alley and = feet Cats Al"y. From The
r,,,nn Of ,I,> properly be- justly considered
m, heart the aud the centre OF business, anu
,n,u,d,,, yrInlll the Exchange Hotel andtolr
rr, tia, are progress III that pa: OF the city, WI
3ntal o uf business, fine chance tor pr"habe
.,,.9r II i contemplated 10 divide II into two lots the
HANS N street uud the Shed extending 18th street 10 eet IN
and me Lumber Houses the other Mr. GordonS lease
s rs y III expire the Isl day of October next The
q nj receive possession OF the property from the day oi
~. ami ,a -ntI"d la the accguing rents.
Tb rsT, of sale will BE- thru! cash, one tllfd IN SIX ihlhS
III balance IN t months, Tor negotiable notes, WIN ap
| rninr> and the title tanned until the whole of the nr-
-. '' u. TRUEHEAET,
&. =. TRUEIEART.
Frs Of Nm. Trnch,.trt, deceased.
rl- ra al ac properly be at the Office OF J." d. &
Il. gnii tine .Ilt.
'' '''' LAM ASTER, DENNY x CO,
,nE filG-yiw 1nc ..
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HARDWAEE AND CUTLERY.

- TEAM ENGlSE.-A Engine of forty five horse power
= new and Of superior workmanship, for sale low by
DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN.
Apl4 ll3-3,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

CANCER! CANCER!! CANCER, ! !: 70 his
AR BENJAMIN d. ANDERSON, Offers ms. iuvrtera,e and
hnmc disease Such his confidence in his h'ae " cd
charge win be made , , sniT r.nd leading from Rich
T =, Ivnchhmrr by way OF Caersrille ana nI, ,, ad
Courthouse eight miles below the latter raun,y Va post
dressed o him n Eldrdge T. o. Buckine"'
paid } will meet with prompt attention. sa-wtf
Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

REL. ISLE NAILS AND IRON-rhe Agents ar" now re-
- ewing irn the Belt t>e Works,
Nal' Oi al! sizes, i:um 3 dt In 10 ty
b&ais ana Finishing Nails from dy TO l2hy
.otacto Nail. 81 all descriptions,
t4l25y Mil Nails for Flour barrels
>aS's from , - 10 inches long
~ Ih iron used Tor Nails this time is much superior ~
% !" That used Tor several years past and The character I" '
Saia?'d, aud much Improved They are also receiving
,"i lion from l.. la ) inches wide
' fae Slah aud Band Iron. All of which can be a"e
ai', a, short notice
' Agents. tnk they recommend their Iron " nm cont
VIVA reference quality: is welt hammered unur
~ At aHncr before il passes through the r"ierS,
IN much Of the character of hammered Iron, win ue
tIll0r>S and regularity al rolled.
Are particularly invited call and examine both ,he
's ana Nails JOHN II. TRIPLErT & son.
Afj ll0--aaw2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17
yALTAELE MATAr0NI EsTATE For sALE.-I!

ing Ia remove Missouri! The subscriber offers for sale ta
fertile estate, called Spring Gr"r" lying in Caroline County! on
Matapon containing upwards Of tro thousand Three nun
a,rshir,ren Wh cleared and arabic and
inerspcrsed with good and productive meadows valuable
containing about hundred lies on one extremity
Of the estate large d. has mad" around considerable
portion and with little attention the greater par can y.
the highlands covered WIN heavy
growth valuable timber. The soil oi SPIN" ovr adIat!
daocd 10 the 0 Indian Corn, Wheat AMI Tobacco" ana
afforded by TIE Eiclhiphh
sbure Railroad which passes Through one
half mic from the dwcliin. h"l>'
J ve,y near Ia The harms and grtaris. II miles from
The Spring Grove dwelling house contains lou"
floor, three the second, pnco, spa"h"
and cellars. All the necessary out-o'fs s" quar-
irr ice house carriage oe harm with wheat ariln al III
order and the enclosures substantial There l.
also on the estate another large and comm"dinss dwelling house,
recently thoroughly repaired with all the necessary "th"sr
situated M point which would render the division OF ne
estate easy Those who wish 10 purchase are invited !" v's
'"e ' " WIN. BANKIIEAD.
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5000 REWARD ~. - ,o mon
ID AN AWAY subscriber the i 9Sl s,, my To nshss
rh ,ant made. dark brown complexion, scar on MS lae,
long beard under chin and minister's SLOW "sn,ed himself
With ono or more white men, and now makihs AZ l, for
Of the free Western States will give Two d l reasonable
him if taken the State, and MY ooas % ~ secured in
ii taken in the State and delivered 70 me-
Jail so that get nun again. FRANCES McGRUDER.
Short Pump, VIZ lhiies ABOVE s''""'" ll0--w4w
Anril3
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March %

ESENTEE.rlts thorough bred stallion and Race Horse M
n make his first buckingham C"lrthoc aud viii be
h to mares = the which may be- discharged 10y To"
nayInrt $40 paid The which VIII terminate
Inc 18th Si IN iGal, ana 81 la
c Groom in ali cascS-N:cS viii br aSurcd and fed III 20
CENTS pe day great will c taken accidents
escapes u responsibility for either
an a IS bite spot black legs, and tall "i un"Nccpti"naic
fu full feet four inches high, ana II 10 t 81
blood no America SursSscs hun
Observation-Disclosures gni by the impaired horse lmZlp
rnIrl n al Silver Tail ly Ary she of Coqurr 10y Sir
Arcy cqrr Of The famous Bet Bounce by SIR Harry
Absentee, in the spring Of s when years
old won his rrp>iakc Tree Ill., H. subscribers, mile heats,
$1,000 rniralicg-inc In. ln o. The wreck alter M was
carried Baltimore and for the Dorsey stake, on started
ease-ihc second hca! ln'
was b arcn Winn'> Pcon by having bad rcr on HIM
who had cfo after that race hc was carried Ia
Bped and heats, which he IN three heats, not
contendinp for the first Time 3m l5s3m. i1S-3im ilS
Ending last three LEGS, having gwen way III
the tendon of one fore leg JpiiN JoNf.s
Crrtifcdtr Of yMr. Eham Packet.
trained and Absentee 1897 and Thought Inn thc ncs
coli ever saw think take him for speed aud bottom,
have never seen such In the trial over the Tree III Course
two weeks his biz swccpsiakc he ad me Dest
time | ever knew. lSiaM ~, r. MI u
APPS Ii"-"o"
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first office in the civilized world. What a spectacle
does this present only to his friends but those who
consccntiousy believe that his election would be sad
misfortune to our happy country.
'Yon may depend upon Michigans standing firmly
by the present Administration General Harrison il
known here and respected but the people vii! not
support for Office any who dareS his prin
c'ples of action They believe that officers but
agents, and they wish 10 know the capacity and pruci
pies OF every man before They cntrust him with their
suiirarcs =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

Eu,uSire sale Of TaiuQJle Lands IN Grunge.
r. yurpuce decree pronounced on H Feb. iSo 10y e
Sprfr Count for i!rnrico and Rchmond III SUIT III finance
n which james Heron, administrator ana others aie Pah,,
and he heirs o Thomas Macon, dec, and others are dsisd>'
'at under thu authority conferred upon Us ps 'ne san %
In IT, u, ag a. Nav NEXT il fair # not the next fair day. TO
u,,nts lands at public aucou the following tracts n lad
SIM a the buildings and Improvements thereon, ~ he county
,gg formerly b.lnugiu. ,he said Thomas Macon, dec;
y lin coyeytd William Hay, IT. Edmund w kot1s ana
.r Fisher ~ deed o trust dated the 9Th June, ISL, and duly
recorded IN In. Comfy uTanIc; which tracts are descre" NJ
I,lu,nr one ,hnsand eight hundred and twenty one
~ oDyev,d u the said Thomas Macon hy Zaclarln Burnley
&c. decd bearing date the Isl January ~ d fe'otue"
a'r Count "i Orange County The boundaries Of when are i'
4H}uly =, forth IN last mentioned deed. .
A a,E, al three acres adjoining thereto purchased by
AZ lh,a. Macon Of John trustee OF Reuben Burnley.
H., containing ali that tract which was conveyed ~
Thomas Macon John BAYLOR, and Frances me- Wuc h
I'D dated 18th November 1894, duly recorded IN TIE district
rglr &c fr-d. ksnrg the boundaries OF which are particular"
mentioned deed, with the exception oil three
ha.i thereof conveyed by said Thomas macon 10 ms
A tract If r hundred and fifty acres situated near the
n,oned ,rae, purchased Zacharah Gibbs aud bounded
hand, Of John Williams, Joseph W!lams James Barbour
40 one other troc, lying Blue Run containing 200 acres
;4.ssi q james Madison and bounded by ''e lands Oh ~
N..aoD, William Smith and Reuben Newman.
" shall Al the Am. time hy the authority, proceed 10
I'll c2an tie tract Of l-al acres aforesaid al public auction
Slaves we'd hy the deed of the 9Th June l7
Nl ANA not already the said deed, or Their m
qo,sd To have these lands srveye before the sale and
htHEgt smaller tracts, which may pc SOFA -epicH y"
'sr wishes OF purchasers. The decree gives Us
1.-THE sal az no, completed on the day when they COM
rsRe -y continued day day, from time TO
,.t INIT! Completed ,
IL purchase money paid cash. the rest III three elnai ah
a4 H'rnt, The credit payments Ia be secured ny bohd W
god .fpa security and by retaining the iitr oil Inc ''" M
"a, AT f,,a,n' ! made.
I'd, s!',.>''he sold for cash, upon short credit
LANES :; v Id Ih@SS; co"~ss''s.
Mrrhai l0T-tis
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d. $. GREGORY & CO., Managers.

MAMMOTH LOTTERY FOR APRI. la-Capal $4,000
lV1 Also 81 900, $4,000, 10000.
Alexandria Lottery,
Class a, for 1910.
VIII positively be- drawn Saturday, the 18th April, 1910, n
Alexandria d. e..
d. $. GREGORY Il Co., Managers.
Containing the following splendid PrizesI prize of SND
00o 10000 10000 5000, $780, 900, GOOO, 5OVJ 1900 aG ."
al :tDU0 of lJ0n; 1000, al
drawn Nos. d
Tickets only s2l; halves 10; quarters ); eighth. 30.
Certificates packages of iii whole tickets, Shn.
10 do ~ half do l:b
Do do ii quarter do IL.
Do do % csItis do - 80
Orders m tickets and shares certificates q" packages In the
above Lottery, will be prompt, attended To- and the drawing sen
immediately after i IS Address
d. :. GREGORY & CO, Managers
Richmond, Ia.
March I02-aawIa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

OLD WINES AND LIQUORS.
I PIPE and half pipes India Madeira " me
L do Old London Dock Cognac Brandy
Being part OF the of Mons j. b. Brsnge ,ouo,s
9iso-A general assortment OF Old ines an" ihqn"'s
Madeira in pipes half pipes and ~. CASKS
Pale and Brown Sherry, in hall pipes
Port in ar casks and bottles
Champagne, Claret &c.
Old London Dock Cognac brandy &c.
Do jamaica, Antigua and Hollands ., o..
charIson's and Gibsons Barley Whisky, &C: &c ~
groceries in abundance all of which VIII be- sola y. p
mensurate Win oheh I qua ssSni WM WALLACE.
anrill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

Was ELLIS SONS by Liver
pool and the North full supply Of Hardware and Cutlery
winch they offer In their and country merchants
rally on favorable terms
Ap Ill ll3-llt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

tlaNCERiFIRGIAIA.-A rules held III the Clerks ONCE
o caroline County Court, the 3rd day Of Ernhry sio:
George b. Pollard, admir- of Nancy Bridges yrc, and said
George Il. Pollard, and Frances Iis W Plaintiffs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17
TIL. \. FIELD,
T.. DDDSDN,
WI. ". OLIVER,
JAMES OLIVER.
gt;-lawidS

ar In consequence of the approaching Elections interfering,
the ave sale postponed TUESDAY the 18th April nj winch
time will take place, and continue from day !" ia!
TIL. FIELD,
l.. DDDsON,
WM. W. OLIVER,
JAMES OLIVER.
r,rch lDS-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17
StrattOn,S Office.

TICKETS in all the Lotteries really lucky numbers 70
L sale at STRATrON'S LUCKY OFFICE
Drawn Nos in Alexandria Lottery, No H. drawn April t.
- IL To- = ~ ~ ~ Is 81 10 ~ 81 ~
Ticket Nos. 10 80 ~, another capital sold aud ca-vd by
STRATTON
Drawn Nos in Maryland Lottery, Nn. q, drawn April :
II ~ ~ G3 - 20 III ~ Iii a
Ticket Nos IL Id ~, another capital sold and cscd by
STR ALTON
Drawn Nos in SUSSEX County Lottery, NJ H. drawn April
Al 81 - 50 81 70 . 81 ~ ~ ~ 1
STR ALTON
Drawn Nos in Va. M"nnngaa Lottery, No drawn April H.
Is - Il - to 81 Il ~ 50 50 Il -.
Ap II Ill-9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

yTATITABLE REAL ESTATE Goochiand C""H House for
the Of deed oil us rMrut'h
y Jon Fleming Indiana wife, the subscribers, for
certain nirposes therein specified which deed duly recorded IN
tho hipes, bidder for cash. the property ut tooc!ahd Court
House on Monday goth day of April next, n being court
CONSISTING of ac; Land three hundred and
iy nine acres Tavern, store Houses, and variety Z"
a ~ valuable Is in the fnr sale. The Land is
valuable and orhe Tavern such, that the roi I"
no derived from be considerable 10 entcrpng and Jhdl
c,s manager The the property Is believed I" be I'M
onnble hui acting trustees shall convey only such title
as is vested in ns. =. ,zo,n
SAM'I. G. SCOTT, ~
l00-tls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

TAQUElIN TAYLOR < co. have received their entire
supply Foreign and Domestic SPRING DRY GOODS
prsiug very handsome staple and fancy articles
which offered for sale low and their pune
tua customers.
Aurjl ll2-l0t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

CARD-A report havn. been Circulated lha ihlsnnrn
n bringing my business 10 close speedily, 'u colsqnen
,J no krsv nm mn usual assortment goods deem proper 10
the erroneous impression by stating that il Is my intention
nrse nv prrsen business with all vigilance ana attention.
M ,i nv usual variety Of Books, Stationary and Fancy
Goods carry my Endrry operations WIN the IeS, %
Of Thai the public have already extended
~ me- md for which return my sincere Acknowledgements
10 me- ""' ~ VIM " ~ RICHARD D. SANXAY, Agent
ll3-h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

PENiTENTIARY MANUFACTURE.
OOO pair IL Heavy Russell aud Waved Upper Leather,
- UUU RogueS Shoes suitable for laborcrs and House
Seval,sa,Ie materials. For SALE Pcntcnliar.
Store, nth street.
March - l07-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

HSTADSWORrH WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Market Square, have b.
w late arrivals received very complete
Spring and summer DRY GOODS-whch they Offer b.
the pirrr or package. the lowest market rates.
They will continue reprnishng their stock throughout In
March ~ lu5-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

NxTITIAM SKEEN, attorney kar, Covington, Virginia,
practise regularly the Superior and Inferior Courts
Aeglany Buetou Rockhrdge and Greenher and IN the SUI
perior Coats I'll Bath aud PocaIontas.
Ian 81 sO-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

". MORRIS, .itorcy kHr VIII in future attend all the
~. Courts Of Louisa, Orange and Guuchand.
Resiienre-LouiSa courthouse, Va.
M,rrh l0i-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

To Mr. William f. Thompson, of the executors named in
the will Of Wnl 7. Thompson, deceased:
SiR-As resident of this state Will please take
notice order of Court and consider this notice
q legal service of the you. BERNARD hAGaN
Mnrchl n l0i-2awt20Ap
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

OVF l,ENT REIVARD-Alconrf from the subscriber on The
" Ilib ,ly Of March, 1870, WILLIAM SELF-wh" was hound
10 me by The ovcrcrrS Of the poor of Lancaster County, 10 learn
,e sadliup business will the above reward or The mp
nrrnsion and delivery said boy and also nrcwan all per
law in l, force arans, such may iarlor the said boy
~" :" '"' " s JAMES W. DEGGES.
Apli 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS.
lNFORDS Y BACON have received by arrivals, pa
- Of their supply Of Spring and Summer Dry fooAnd wi
early of the present week. their stock
which Tor sale their usual
Ap llu.Iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

IN SIht rules held i'll the Clerks office
Of the Circuit superior Court of Law and Canccry for Gooh
land County, 9th January, 1910:
James Is. Fcrglson Plaintiff.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-17

INRENCH BURR BLOCK MILL STONES a>so ed Sizes Of
L the best Kind, Tor sale low.
}. &. WATSON, .4ccr Ps"iianfiary
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MAY 25, IszO.
CHEAP GOODS.
OLD NO. ! 2.
NATHANIEL SW WEET

"N cheapside, has recently returned from New
W York, with real good bargains.
lie will furnish lady with Hose from 10 cents
pair to 80 ceus.
Real good Cacoes from 10 TO 80 cents yard.
Mouseline de iaines from SO to 10 cents yard.
Beducking from la To % cts
White ShirtiDg, good. for cd yard.
SheetIng from 10 to 10 els.
SHAWLs,-lhbet wool. Brasha, Highland,
Raw Sllk, Cotton, &c. and d very cheap lot of
Cames hair shawls and hdkfS.
Linens from 20 cents TO 81.
An Elegant assortment OF Ribbons.
Figured Silks and Saltins for Bonnets and Dress
BONNETS.-A very Handsome lot Of Flor
euca Braid. and one case mIx'd Shakers Hoods,
cheaper than ever
Cheap Linen Carpeiing, Stair do. Kidmnster do.
Wide Linen Sbeetins with no seam for only one
dollar yard.
Russia Diaper, ehex, and Tow cloth.
Cotton and WoOlien table covers.
SILK Cotton and Leather Gloves.
Umbrellas FROM IS cents to -.
Suffolk Drill and striped Kentucky Cashmere.
Harrison striped Cambric. Jaconet aud n'edIum
Muslin.
With great variety of cheap goods not mention
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09
8J3UQG&p
DYE 4 II y g e
GIDEON BARKER & CO.,
Silk, Cotton, and Woolen Dyers,

vNIOULD resIecl.ully inform their irerds and
Wv the public, (of Newport and viclnIty,) that
they have fitted up new DYE lIOU Sc VITA every
suitable convenience situated on Tanner street,
east of the Friends Meeting House. where they are
prepared TO Dye and finish in the best possible
manner the following articles, VIZ such as
BroadclOths, silks.
Cnssimeres Grapes,
MerInOs, Satuns.
CIrcassans POngees,
BOinbazins, Hosiery,
Gloves &c.
ALSO. permanent colors on carpet yarn. merino,
circassan. bombazln, aud Grape dresses; gentle
mems wooden garments, such dress, frock and
great coats suitOuts, vests and pantalO0ns-dyed
and pressed without ripping.
They will also clean gentemcn's wooleD gar
uents ofevery description, IN neat style -merlno
and cashmere shaVls cleansed and whlened, with
oul injury to the border-carpets and wooien table
cloths c.eansed also.
~ All articles left at the Eye House on Tanner
street will receive prompt attention.
Newport, April 22d, IS4U.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09
ELECTIONS.

The dates Of the elections 10 he held IN The
several States the present year, are thus stated
States. State Election. Pres Election.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09

Those States marked with a star, choose
members Of Congress on the same day that
State officers are chosen.
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STORE TO LET,

NO. l2s TuAMEs-sT., now occupied by
L Mr. Charles u. Weeden. For terms apply to
May "a. HENRY BULL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-09
NATHANIEL SWEET
has GOT THE GOOD pARoArrs

and intend. to sell them 50 ow they csnno, fail to sui,
hs oid customers aud others who will 60 him the
avOr TO call and give them a look.
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IBY AUTHORITY.l !

LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES PASSED AT THE
FIRST SESSION OF THE TwcsTY-sIxTH coNoREss
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New Carpets at Reduced Prices.
lSl on Saturday next, ~ ps, OF Superior SHier.
fine Carpet new patterns II style-the most
elegant brought TO this market; all oI which the
pubc are invited to call and examine. April :.
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FOR SALE.

"A THE Subscriber offers for sale his House
'gsgtiI aud Lot, situated IN the GENITAL part OF
I-l!R'- Broad street, and now occupied by the
Rev. L. Howard. The House lsa substantial, well
hut structure. two STORES high and thiry-fyc feet
m length by thirty in brcdih with addition o the
rear also two stories high and Is feet by IL in dI-
neuson, together with a wood house, rainwaer
ei,ern. and a well of good water. The Lot is spa
cious. being 30 feet on Broad street and running
back upwards OF $50 feet and covered with vnIIe-
ty of fruit and ornamental trees. The whole forms
a mos, eligible residence for a private family, or
NAV for small amonnt be converted into a con.
venent boarding house.
May Eft VIM. G.. HAMMoND.
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ELECTORAL VOTES IN Iss0.

ELECTORAL VOTES In Is3C.
The following are the votes gwen for Pres-
dent at the last election.
The Electors meet at ,ne capit"'4 Of The re-
spective States in which they are chosen, on
the second day Of December, aod give IN their
ballots for President and Vice President.