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Fran a LonSsn Paper. !
BEAUTIES OF THE RHINE.

The following excellent account OF tie
Rhine, extracted frosn drF>rent an hors
with several original remarks. VIII we
doubt not, at this time prove highly &C.
cep,able 10 our readers.
e Elf. Rhine is one Of the most import.
ant rivers in Europe: ii rises 10 the ceun-
try OF the GTisous, from Glacier, upoo
the sun,nnit Of mount Badur, a. ,hq head
ia valley, about hines leagues in length
called sthe Rhinewaik I his IS wha. is Is.
teemed the chief source of the -Raine, be.
ing ,ha, styled by the French the Upper
Rhine, aud ia German the Nearer Rhine.
The, Middle Rhine, which rises no, far
from Mount St. Gothara is Indeed the
longsstssfeam, whcnce its source was Tor
mery ascribsd TO that mountain, yet the
most eastern is stated as the mesi eonslde
rable. From its source the Rhine pervades
or borders Switzerland for The space of 200
British miles, running Nj TO the lake Of
Constance, whence il bends w. TO Basic,
where i. begins its lcng northern course.
De Lisle's celebrated map 10 three large
sheets, is now become very scarce; but
certainly none could better deiineate the
course Of the Rhine, and the adjacent
country at least as far as frsm Basic TO
Bonnie; from thence any map of the Ne.
,heriands may be consulted but for It's
course through Holland besides Chau.
,chard's and others of our best maps, the
Dutch one by Nieolaus Visscher, publish.
ed at Amsterdam, may be particularly re-
tered te.-This noble river forms the
grand ancient barrier between France and
Germany, and its course may be comput.
ed at abou.six hundred British miles. On
the German side il is diversified with
mountains and rocks, but from Basic to
Spire the shores are aat and embarrassing.
NearIMenss they becomerieh and variegat-
ed and on The confluence of the Mayne,
the waters are dislinguishabie for many
leagues. The Rhinegsu forms an amphi
theatre, the beauties of which are beyond
description. In this neighborhood is
Hockss or Hockham, SO famous for good
wines, that the bes, Rhebish is from thence
called Old Hook. The first vine it is tho't
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was brought there from France, and they
still call the best grape The Orleanois. $500
There hass certainly been wine made II
the neaghboThood OF Orleans, tina. has
much the favor ofthe aRhenish, particular
/ " near the celebrated Chateau at Ia Source
where lord Bolingbroke resided for seve.
ralyears during his exile tAis La Source
takes its name from a very remarkable
spring, which suddenly rises in the garden
SO copous that it Immediately forms the
little river Loiret.
The French ngeneral are-not partial 70
acid wines even the cyder OF Normandy
is almost always mixed with honey but
the harvest OF the best vineyards Of the
Rhinegau is often bought beforehand alta
very advanced price by Dutch and other
merchants; and we know how much the
best Rheuish wines and old hook are es-
tee med in England: Some OF our own old
rough cyderis equal, If not superior TO ei-
,her the common wines of the Rhine or the
Moselle, But for that sort distinctly called
|. Old Hook, it admits of no comparison. -
Travellers returning from Switzerland US
ed TO fad il generally more peasant to enc ;.
bark on the Ri ne than 10 60 post to Co.
logne. a large ccmmodious covered boat.
with lAae roomsin it might be had for
eigh, louis G'ors and halt, and passengers
could repose at Coblen,z and at Bonnie.
The shores are Eat on 10th sides from
Benns to Cologne, freq, whence they
migasihays gone by the river TO Holland
bot, the late king ct Prussia, to encourages
the breed OF horses, insisted upon heir tax.
ing the post through his doninions Upon
inspecting the accurate maps by D'Anyille,
it will be perceived shat the Rhine after
wards divided itself into grand branches;
The southern branch joioed The Meuse,
while The no, ,hsrn passed by Utrecht
and Leyden. o. a subsequent change the
Rhine was again subdivided, and The ehsi
branch fell irto the Leck, aad must now be
regarded IS the northern mouth of that
noole river while the WAL continues 70 be
the southern still however, /, has bseu m,
sisted upon thatihe old Raine may be dis.
.nctly ira ced fl Leyden to the ocean, but
,he stream SO called, has Of late years bee n.
very accurately examined by some English.
men, and the stream, whatever il is, sbso.
lutely terminates in son,e SAND hills, about
iaur miles N. W. of Leyden.
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A Brewery Establishment
FOR SHE. 4Z1


TK7ISHING to quit The brewing business,
w | offer for sale ali my right ak. inte-s
rest in that extensive BRETVHCUSE. which
I now occupy. There is an established bust
ness, 1900 barrels having been sold in one
season, 1000 might be made--aIl the work
ing utensils complete, with nal. house, kiln,
mill, casks, and 800 bushels Of malt. - Also
a lire Of wharf extending along the Potomac
$50 feet, very suitable for a lumber yard, or
to receive -four by water-this maybe treated
for.separately.
These premises are held by lease from,the
Corporation, who are tc pay for all improve
nents Of stone and brick, at the end of the
lease, Of which there are ten years unexpiled
from the 9TH September next. One third of
the purchase money will be required-for tie 3
remainder liberal credit will be given
sufficient security. For further particulars
apply to. ~
Thomas Cruise.
May a.. @ atawlm
eE7r If not.sold at private sale by the first
of August, it will on that day be sold by pun
lie auction, at ten O'Clock, on the premises,
to the highest bidder. ,9 &h
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By The arrival Of The Helen, we have
been politely furnished with Jamaica pa.
pers 70 the 2sd OF May.
Kingston, Nay %.
The government schooner Areshusa,
from Curacao, with dispatches from capt.
Brisbane, to vice admiral Dacres, arrived
yesterday at Port Royal.
We learn by the above vessel, that the
inhabitants Of that island were under serl.
Gus apprehensions Of being shortly attacked
by considerably force, which It was un.
dsrstood were collecting at the Caracas,
Guadaloupe, and the eastern part OF 81.
Domingo, andwereto cooperate tor the
purpose .. reducing that colony. ~ the
same conveyance We likewise learn, that
our forces at that island sill experience We.
~ bad health. add numbers of them cont.
nue. to die daily, +
A decision interesting to merchants and
scattering men, took place before the cir
cuis COURT, of theU. States, held at Phila-
delphia, lie Octoberlas.. The case was as
follows. f
One Jackson entered as a mate Of yea
sci on voyage to Batavia ADD sback 10 Phi,
ladelphia. He died at Batavia, and his
wages were paid until the time Of his de-
cease. His executor however claimed tnit
wages un,il the period of the vesseps re.
turn to Philadelphia The district Judge
had decided in favor Ct he claim, from
whose DECISION an appeal was made.
Judge Washington af'er nlnu'ely IN
vessigatrg the affair, gav- bis ooinion-
" that The. decree at tie district csurt ought
to be confirmed"
Occurrences on board the schooner HuAIah
and Anna eFit2hugh master, from
Ncrfols, bound to Philadelphia
Thursday, Joae IA nsii past I a
III. 10 sight, Of Ehlneo'eseue, was hailed
nv the British ffigale MeIam?us, and ask
ed the following qaes'iou,: From VIII zee
came you? A. From N rf2k Where
are you bound? A To Philadelphia.
These were al! the squcs,ions and answers
and, as we were on dtfeten, ,aeks, We SION
passed each other, although he wind was
hight, heidi not order me 10 hease 100 or
tack after him, but fired directly at rs !;
however the bali weot over or passed US
very nigh | then sacked ship and stood
after him. lie seat his boat 90 board, and
after very stricseaamina,ou was per mltsed
10 proceed.
GEO. FITZHUGH.
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Port Of Alexandria.
ARRIyED,

4 ~ $1,000 So ARRIVED,
Brig Helen, capSain M,Cobb, Is Gays
from Jamaica Ba!las-J smes Paacn,
Brig Betsey, Stevens, Hasanna, with
sugar and segars, 10 Phineas Jannty and
Ben. Shreye. jun.
Brig Economy, ;Smieh, Pawtaxeh Nor.
.hern produce, to the master.
Sloop Jslyaua, Ingram, Washington,
with corn, TO do.
Delaware, Rogers, do DO. do.
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FIRST, Wits inapetuou. train the fight

FIRST, Wits impetuous train the fight
began,
Full on the foe with active force they ran.
The hardy sons of DuLNEss bear the shock,
Sustain the onset and their ardor mock,
Secure from wounds, they fight, no hostile
reed
Can make the sacred sons Of dulncss bleed:
CoNcEIr, (whose tenfold shields the sure,
defence
'Gainst all the fire Of WIT, and force SENSE !;
In which, when held before the warriors
heart,
No weapon finds a vulnerable part
But from its tempered verge the arrows bounds
Nor leave mark, but blunted strew the
ground)
Conccit, propitious lowering Ger their heads,
Before his favorite band his buckler spreads
Behind its ample round they safely lie,
And scorn the shafts of satire as they fly.
Weak are the attempts of REASON to sustain,
the shattered force Of WITS defeated train;
Alike the bafded legions quickly yield,
And still victorious DuLLNEss keeps the field
But different far, the marshal scene appears,
Where her triumphant banner BEAUTY rears.
FaglY and VICE, in vain their power oppose,
Wide DER the field her car exulting goes;
Before her bands the hostile legions fly,
And round her shining chariot myriads die:
Even.DULLNEss learns to tremble at the sight,
Draws off her conquering sons and shuns the
fight
The trembling goddess, seiz'd with deep dis
may,
Beheld the fatal fortune of the day:
Yet one remaining band some hope afford, 3
To snatch the victory from her rivals sword.
FROM various regions drawn, a troop she had,
Of forms uncouth, in dress fantastic clad,
The truest slaves of FASHIONS potent train.
A thousand arms they WELD, and arts they
know,
Destructive all to their triumphant foe;
Here ArFEcTAT1oN dress'd in full grimace,
Distorts each feature of a lovely face;
Here Milliners and Mantua-makers join
Their cruel skill to hide a form divine.
Her alter'd legions, BEAUTY scarcely knows,
And shrinks astonish'd, from her shouting
foes,
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m @ It i C E.

'TTvHE sale Of Richard 3. Lees property,
Il as advertised to take place on the Goth
instant, is necessarily postponed to q future
day, of which timely notice Wi!f be giyen.
June 10. st
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Married last evening,by tie Rev. Mr., Nos
eroh, Mr.. JOHN You've, to Miss MARY DAVIS,
both Of thls,town.
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From the Weekly INSPECTOR,
e X T R 4 c T.

IN one Of the poems Of Pye, the present, po-
ct Laureat of Great Britain, We find the fol-
lowing description of the triumph of DuH-
ness, by the aid of her auxiliary faShian, a
gainst the combined forces of WIT, REA-
SON and Beauty
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COLLECTORS Of Militia Fines.

ME Legionary Court will hold an adj
Il journed meeting cn Lissdag next. tie
22d instant. at my house, ct $ o'clock, p. M.
when they wiltproceed to appeint fcLLEc-
TOR of FINES. Those DESTROYS Of filing that
office, will please applysl'y letter enclosing
recommendations.
John MacAeod, OK Lie. E.
June 10, ST
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Gloucester Low Grounds.

T~HaTVslpabie and convenient TRACT OF
LAND. con mining 34S acres, tying upon
Severn River, in tie county of Gtooces,er. ana
adver,iscd Cor sale By the sIbsc-iber IN January
ias.: rot having yet been disposed of, notice i,
hereby given, thai the same viii be sold. on the
premises, TO ;hs highest bidder, on Tuesday. the
day OF September next. The purchaser will
take possession tine fr.t Gay OF January next,
but vii be allowed the privilege OF sseding a.
bout eighty acres. now in Coru. Terms roane
known on, tire lay Of safe, and as acconrnoost
ing as possh.e. PefsoEs wishing view the
land will apply 20 Hr Sterling Seaweu, who
resides upon the adjoining promises.
JOHN b. SEAWELL. Executor of
JOHN SEaWELL. Dec.
Jolly 22d 1907. 4w
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f4leAl from 50ll,,a BcVtS, Do0tees
and S{oeS.
JOHN BEDFORD,
Hi ELF HIA.

PHI /. u d Z T II a,
- ES?ECTFULLY informs the public
M in general, and Store keepers ia par
ticular, that he is now prepared to supply
them " III. the above valuable goods, whole
sac ard retail, on moderate terms.
Shoemakers, also, may be supplied with
pateDt-rishts, on easy terms, which they
VII find il highly their interest 70 obtain,
as they can, by this improvement, make
four times vhe quantity OF shoes, with their
usual number OF hands: for example, dse
usual work of three men, is only three pair
OF common shoes per d&y; whereas, in the
in,proveG way, tiee men, With the assis-
tanCe Of 4 5uy, caA make from twelve to
fifteen pair per day. Thus tae advaDta-
ses resulting FROM this Improvement, are
cYi8entiy or the most essentia, Importance
IN tAe FIRST place, tayec-lourths OF the Ia
bCr IS saved: In tie secoCd place, haifthe
leather Is saved, (for cue pair OF shoes,
made IN this way, will wear IS long IS two
pair, made in the usual way) and, III the
third place, there is a saving of Bax lat
the rate of one pound, To twenty-foul pair
Of shoes sEey arc also much more water-
proof ti.2a the others, ana easier Iuended.
These are vel! asceTta:Ned facts, prov
ed lay actual experience. The patentee
tRSltiUfS hcPta0 tAtt. an Improvement,
fr4usht witi, s,sch important public utility d,
will MOI only engage abe attention, but the
encOUTa geH,ent Cd every friend TO the In
fart manufactures of this country. 1t may
not he 2naiss TO renayk, that the country
Shoemaker, IN particular, may Derive IN
calcuiable advantages fTum this improve
Incat, rs he can supply his customers in
o.e-f1aTta OF ike time re has usually de-
Voted 20 that PURPOSE, and have the Other
thYce-fouTths Ior the Cultivation Of his
farm, Or other avocations.
Price of pateut-rigbts. for tIe country,
15O dollars. For states, districts OF towns.
in proportion. AppliCaticEs mayh he made
TO the Pasentee, or to Mr.. Jacob Harrison.
Richmond 3m Feb. 10, 1907.
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Notice.

TEE following is a list Of two HogsNesds of
TOBACCO, remaining in TENTS Ware.
house over two years, which will be sold accord.
ing 20 law, viz:
No go. 1900. 17S, 1922, w. z. U A. w.
Inspected in the name Of Of William FitzgeTa d,
1871 February, 1902.
No. e10, 1850, 179, 1881, w. z. o 4. w.
Inspected in the name of W illiam Fitzgerald.
BRANCH e HOWLETT.
2Sd July, 1907. 3w
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FOR SALE,

OPPOSITE Colonel 11ayo's 7Uen Bnildings,
4tli, Ord and 2nd proof Antigua Rum in
hhds. of the crop 1SO5-Imported early
1906
New England Rum in bids. and barrels
/ pipe very Superior Hollands Gin
Eye Whiskey in barrels
Loaf and Brown Sugar in Ditto
Coffee by the barrel OF bag
Ecef and Pork in barrels
IRISH Potatoes ia ditto, suitable for table or
planting
Potomac Shad and Herrings,
Stone Lime IN large and small casks.
And general assortment Of GROCE-
RIES. &c. &c.--which will be sold low
for Cash. good paper, or exchanged for
country produce, by
JOE GREENE.
Richmond, 9th May, 1907.
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Jno. s. Pleasants.
FOR SALE.

r, fY LzhcS in Cumberland county, lying
Avn on APPomattox tNer. joining the lands Of
Mes5rS. William {, George Skipwjth; this land
IS e5vsi If not surerior 20 any lard IN Ceruber
land Comfy CT James siver. 1t contains SOY
acsei, sGc .ieif q which is covered wi,h ine
tirbss u every description The.e IS on this llud
q decent dwelling 1o1se, and between fogr and
Ave hpadred sicarins apple trees Of choice fruit.
One tiG'5 # ihe money WILDE expected when z
ritleis n,aGe ihc oter swo thirds may sc divided
into tSso annual payments. hr 3er'l@n Baker
or Mr. WiRiar' Skipvyi,h viii 1llcw tie land 10
any person wishing 90 bccan,e purchaser.
FRANCIS EPtES
Cdsster6 geld, Iuns 9, 1907. 20
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Thirty Dollars Re7vard.

RuN AWAY from the subscriber. living in Buc,.
"s"Sm county, on the 9Th July last, sSo,,c,
seoH. |" u'u,atto fellow, % years of age, abou, 8
, re, n'Sn. sle1aer made. somewhat pitted with
the swan p'H his fore teeth are r,ncs wider snsrr
than common. has very flat nose, snc,ts ~
mud when spoken 70 is very good wa,e,msn
and darcss Remarkably wca-his unpcr lin ,us,.
up yeri much and is rather bow legged. He for.
merry belonged to Mrs Bcrty Enis Of H,no,.-
county, Hear the Meadavy At;d,-s -" Ne'
informed he has been lurking sh aid be In an
that neishborhocd, expect ne s;,, o; r S IS save
, niS wv ma, ,s Sg York or burg
viii snnrr I've - LcGse 'eSati to any person who
me, living near Deisuidsvi'e (Ben, Cso.h "" W
state OF Virginia ana give me , ~, use
u,'O sna' &c, him again: forewarn al, mas.
slave out OF the state ''e SAD
Sugust 6. 1897 ~.
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Io6acco Lamd fer Sale.


IN Amherst county, on Horsjey's creek,
i 500 acres of rich TOBACCO LAND,
formerly the property Of Mr.. Daniel War
wick, and known by the name Of WIN
CANTON. This land has the advantage
Of lyiag OF the main road leading from
Amherst courthouse to Waugh's ferry Oh
lanes river, rs "A vala4ble stand for a coun-
try store, with framed hUusc fOV that psr-
pose, and sufficiently large, having two
rooms be.cw and two above stairs, with
good brick chimney, and well underpinned
with brick; also a lumbeT-ho use SIXTEEN
feet square, with cellar Of IT'S full size,
walled up with stone there is also i Tay-
Tor and S:ddle shop and other ont hous-
ss; likewise . tOlerabie good dwelling
house, with three rooms below and two a.
bove Stair, kitchen, dairy and other OFT
houses within mile of the store, suitable
for q private family.
This tract Of land is only seven miles
" ~ Bethel, where there is an inspection
Of to0accO, and within eighteen miles Of
LyrchbvTE.
As It is re3amcd no person will be in
oEHs@ g. purchase without viewing the
premises, they viii bc shewn by Ncssrs.
Taliaicrros & loving, vino live within a
few mics Of Win.anton, and are fully en-
powered 90 mako sale, and the terms of
payment may be Snown from them, rs also
,sn apple .icnto
THOMAS GILLIAT.
Richmond, lone 18th, 1907. tbs
The above tract Of land and improve
mtnts will be offered for sale 1T Amherst
Courthouse on Monday the 18th day Of
august next (being court day) on a credit
of ohe, two and three years IL puDctually
paid, ifnot to carry interest from the day
OF sale
a deed Of trust will be required ON the
premises, or Satisfactory security Tor pune
tus pavmcat
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NOTICE.

THE books, papers, and accounts cf the
L late Mercantile firm Of NISCFedie and
Mcmillan, of the CRY 90 Richmond. bette
ron in the possession of George Mere
de, one Of Che AdG'fs Of John MsCredie.
deceased, whowas the Surviving partner Of
MCredie and M'Aiillan. Therefore all
those who are indebted either by specially
or otherwise, are requested to make I'M
me iiate payment TO George M'Crcdie, or
make such other arrangement as may be
most conducive TO the interest of the said
concern, as well as Co the debtors thereof
1t is expected that due attention viii he
paid to this notice, as IL is desirable that a
close should be immediately made Of the
transactions Of the above mentioned 6,m
NANCY MCREDIE, .fdn'r-r.
JAMES PENN,
GEORGE M'CREDIE, s '4a'1'r8'
Manchester, goth June, 1907. If
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Notice.

THE suh scribes anxious 20 Close his admins
i ttatoT nip of the estate of James White. de.
ceased. sdoyts tbi7 mode Of requesting al per
Soas who have claims against the estate to make
them lRoJyn without delay and 10 form those
who are indebted. thai nc Further indulgence can
be extended 90 them.
JESSE BECCINBOTHa>g Admir-.
Carr, Cumberland, 2O,h Iunc 1907. ky
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Notzce IS hereby pfpeu,

me following negro slaves, 70 wit.
Naene, ana her two children named Ed.
tnnna and Geo'sei Charlotte. Judy, Dayy, janex
anu 'ioet' or so many OF them as will sa,i,fy
the Balance due on 4 deed of trust executed Nv
oehedlct cruTp 60 C,e as trustee, for tho ;,cne.
nj OF Robert Christian. and transferred TO Tho.
\ mas S,aiSorne by said Robert Christian; will
De SoLD' on the 9ist day of September nexs.
Al New Rent courthouse for ready money.
Angst Sth, 1907. Sas
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EiDe Dollars Reward.

GTRAYED or Ssolen from the subscri-
~ Ter GA the 21st inst. two Mules, to wit ::
one black stnd Mule, sliod all round, with
long switch tale, 10 other mark recollec-
ted. Also one marc Mule, Of a bay color,
with the end of her tale Cnt Of, only sbod
before, believe rather poor. Whatsoever
wili deliver the said mules TO the subscri-
Der IN the city of Richmond, or give such
information so that get them again shall
receive the above reward.
JOHN TJNSLEY.
RichmQrd, June 24th, 1867. If
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June 90.
Ten DoHars REWARD.


DUN AWAY from the Subscriber, on
Al the 35th of April, a Negro MAJ JOE,
and Woman named FANNY, but called
by the htack people FANNY KENNY,
which CHOPPED OIL the Ilth Of June. The
man is 4 bright n,ulatso, about IS years of
age, straight aud we'll boilt, and has a very
brisk walk, and is very handy, sensible
fc!,ew-a6out S feet, S or 10 inches high
The wornan as SO light, that hardly any
person wCSil1 take her 60 be siave-Shc
has blue eyes and straight sandy coiored
hair, aud II her skin was we'll kept, she
would ne taken foc white Hppnan-her
right forehnger is OF at the AIRS, joint, and
has large scar On her left arm, OCCASION
ed bysa burn, and has very brisk walk
ahon; 20years of aye, and had on when she
went away, a white Virginia Habit, and
as they are Brother ard Sister, it is likely
they will get togctner, change their names,
and pass ttSe people. my person that
viii deliver tilem 10 the Subscriber, ga
| Hanover comfy, or secure them in any
Jail, 50 that Iget them again, shall receive
the above reward.
BENJAMIN BOWLES.
June IS, 1907.
n. y. J fore " aynaN owners OF masters
OF vessels from carrying them CT.
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Notice.

THE Debtors to the late FIRM OF GIL
4 LiAT * K}RDY are hereby inform
cd, that THoMAS GILLIAr aloae IS en-
powered to receive payment ofti,e debts due
to that concern. All persons having de-
mands against them are requestedto apply
to Thomas Gi!liat, and those indebted TO
the firm are earnestly requested to come
forward wishout delay, aud discharge their
respective DEBTS.
For JeEG SILLIAT s. SELF,
THOMAS GILLIAT.
JAMES KIRBY.
Richmond, e5sli May, 1907. SIN
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For SALE.

A T public auaion, on the 18th day of Sept
next, that valuable seat known by the nan,e
OF WHITE RALL, in Goochlsad county, the
residence of Col JOHN Payue in has life,inie. 70
enter into a minute Descriptions Of this seat woald
be supeyhuous. IS 1t is supposed no persou will
purchase without 6Tst viewing the premises |:
suffice it 10 say 1t contains COG acres Of GOOD
LAND. Th. Dwelling house is spacious and
elegant. with : Salt oS excellent and convenient
our buildings, extensive and productive APPLE
ORCH h2DS, &c. The terms of sale will be
one third ia two years, the other two thirds in
annual payments. next succeeding tile first.
Bend with personal security will &c required for
,he first payment, and decd OF trust on the
land 60 secure The two last.
AT the same time Wi, be SOLD, the STOCK
ct CATTLE. &c &c together with suudry ar
ticles oe HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR.
NiTURE. on a credit of ~ months; bono and
security will &c required.
SMITH PAYNE, One cf ti,e Rx'rsof
JoKN pAYNE, Dec.
lad sbr Only acting 6:xeeEtcr a
Ro: PAYne, Dee.
July 5I.t. 1907. IDS
8. The land will be shewn oy Mr. George
w. Payne WAC lives contiguous thereto