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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-17

EOHN ALCOCK, informs hisfrenis and TIE
- public at large, thai he has Just received, and
Is now opening, next door to Messrs Pros.ar G,
MoncUre's vendue, large assortment OF Llt7--
chandi2s, consisting of the following articles -
Carpenters and Joincrs Tools, iron and steel
Locks and Hinges, for house work and cabinet
ware. l also carry on my Cabinet Aia,lufictory,
as usual, adjoining the fire insurance Office and
have on hand three thousand dollars worth o.
furniture, finished in the best workman like man
ner and in the newest fashion Also, Windsor
Ch.irs / will sell all Of the above goods, veyy
low for cash, or good paper at q short date.
Sept 5. fepG1
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NJ OTICE.-The subscriber having qualified as
y administrator 6e bo,Ts nan, OF the estate of the
late WiHiaD' Churchill, Esquire, OF Wilton, in
MiddieseX, requests ali persons having claims a.
Talnst the soid dccedcrj, n make them known a.
soon - possible otherwise, In ail suits against
the estate otthe said William, Chs notice viii be
relied on IS forming prcAmptiye evidence that
the clam had been settled. JNO: DARBY.
Richmond County. Dec. 8 r6t7
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-17

z ALL GOODS.-RIcuARp Ba0oKr, has ms,
4 received an elegant assortment OF 6 ODDS,
calculated 10" the ensuing season. Consisting Of
superhne London Cloths ard kersaymeres,
Second do do do.
SUPPORTING ana second quality Co1t,nss,
Forest Cloths, Plains and kcadlil Cottons,
Rose and Mitch Cost Blankets
Eclvcts, NcIvatees. Princes 8. Presidents Cord.
SILK and WCrsted WIstcot Kings ofvarious kinds.
Gentlemen and Ladies silk, cotton and worsici
Hosiery,
silk Nclfets, assorted colours,
Grapes, do. do. do
Serccnetts, Go. do DO
Lutestrings, do. do do. FIR dysse.,
10 '>hans, Fish Linens 3 Lawns,
oilk and Cotton Sing Irish Shcetirgs,
hams, German Linens,
Cotton Cham5r"ys, Sh'Yt;ng Cottons,
Eai co and Chmtzs, Dsmltics * C&mbrick
Elegant Robes & short R;ntics.
Dresses, Car9etngs and Hearth
PLAIN s figured Leno's Rugs,
Do do mild Mlslins
handsome assortment of Kid & Morocco Shoes.
few pair Of elegant Cesar g. white ton Boot,
Al Of which he viii sell at The most reduced
r''ce fnrc,sh. Ort 10 ran
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-12-17

ETOR SALE, or VIII exchange il for Land,
& in the neighborhool of Pre- le.icksb urq-My
FARM, iyiug ON Fotuskey creek IN the county of
Richmond, containing nine hundred acres upon
which is n commod.ous brick dwelling, and all
other Convenient out houses in good repair Also,
Corn Mil in excellent order, the grist rom
which nc2 iy supplies ti@ Farm with the nccc..
,liy grain. a vessel o. three thousand bushels
burden can with case take IN her load within Two
,uHdred yards Of thc gin ty door
This Land, in point Of fertility Of soil, - eou,l
20, # nor superior to any ON the GappdisIu6ck
great variety Of the finest fish, oysters and wild
fowl 60 be had IN abundance vi,b It'll, or no ia.
Dor. About six hundred acres Of t.ii5 land is in
,ow grounds and the balance in woyl-.'Jrt {, rrl.
pply to me in hins Gerry county rc. Port con.
way. NM. LEONARD.
Dec. Is
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GEO HAY,
ROBERT POLLARD. I. Trustee.
FRANCIS AEDERSON,1
Nov 81. 1907

If The aforementioned property should prove IN
sufficient 20 satisfy The debt thereupon charged,
the subscribers will offer for sale at the same tine
and place, tract Of Land in Henrico. called the
Seven Pines, containing by estimation, one tbod-
sand acres also, Tract of Land in the same
county on Four Mile Greek, being uic same where
or the late col John Peasants formerly resided,
containing by estimation four hundred and si,,t, a.
ores, and forty acres adjoining tlereto binding on
Baylcy's creek and said -Four Mile creek, or which
stands the Norwich Ellis, All Of which proper
~ was conveyed IN trust, by David Poss to the
subscribers, by deed bearing date the nineteenth
day Of December 1895, as an additional security
for debt due 70 VIM. j. Giles by the said Ross
and charged on the Columbian Mills and Coal
Lands first mentioned
GEO BAY,
BENZ. HATCHER, s "A''ee''
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FOLUMBIAN MILLS G. COIL LIND S
~ FOR sALE--By virtue Of Deed OF Trust
bearing date the first day of October, 1901, exc
cUted by David Ross 10 the subscribers, and for
the purpose Of completing ;le objects Of the said
trust, in conformity 10 certain covenants therein
contalnet--the following property will be offered
for sale on the FIRST Wednesday in January next,
at the front door CT the Eagle Tavern in the CITY
of Richmond, TO the highest bidder, FOR ready
money, between the hours of twelve and tour
O'Clock, to wit ALI that piece OF parcel oil md,
adjoining the city OF Richmond, commonly called
the Columbian Mills, with the Mills, Houses, Ca
nails, improvements, Appcndages and Privileges
hereunto beloDgng---Also, an undivided two
thirds Of a tract of Land in Hcnrico county, con.
tanning seventeen hundred acres, called the Deep
Pun Coal Pits and an Undivided two thirds Of a
tract Of Land in Chesterfield, containing one h,a-
drcd acre., called Tic Falling Creek Coal Pno,
of vi ch said Coal Lands, the late lanes Currie
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GREENoCK, Nov. 4.

Private accounts reached London. on Satur-
aay morning. which state, that Il treaty of Alliance
offensive and defensive, has been concluded be-
tween France and Russia
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-20
A MODERN BED.

The article of furniture to which we immediately
aliude, Ia, been made for anoblenian, whole taae-
fal nianlon is ROW fitting up. IL is dininguifhed for
its great clafieal arrangements.
Agreeably to Grecian cultom the bed fiands upon
a platform OF 8 Reps, covered with carpets initiating
velvet. The a pillars of this bed ~reprefent the Gems
CT Indian corn. when at its full zenith Of luxurianre.
They are executed in French mat, and burnifhed gold /:
and they iupport a %tefier, compriing 8 nems of the
fame plant. Simplicity being the Object of real elc-
ganee, the fame eharaeferiaic ornament forms itfelf
into a pertinent for 8 iides of this bedassa. Purifying
Hindoo nagnifeenee are placed at the foot of each
pillar on ~pedenaIs, the 6nefl religious reiias removed
from Egypt under the expedition of Cambyfes, and
of which we fee 70 MANI fpecimens attributed through
all Aha. The hangings of this bedaead are equally
fmple in their defgns.-InHead of native feieons
We fee here introduced a valen of rich erimfon velvet,
worked in gold, agreeably TO eaiern f~pIendour. The
curtains are OF the fame materials, but they are work
ed all over, without any formal border. The fringes
OF this bed is competed of fix and gold the coun-
terpane is of white fix, filled with eider-down, and
fringed en- fuite with the bed. Confident with orr.
entail manners, the bed is extremely low, fearcely ex-
eceding the ordinary height of a common feat ; bu,
the %bedfead, ~poGeHing an ~impoGng appearance, is
made IS feet high, that is to the top of the dome.
The furniture TO correipond with fuch an apartment
as this, ihould, properly f~peaking, be entirely after
the Hindoo Ryls, and certainly it becomes iadifpen-
fably ~neceiiary to follow the lria outline furnifhed
by artihs who have been refdent in that country, and
who, OF eourie, are competent judges for fueh an un-
dertaking.
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FROM A Kzw-YoRx PAPER.

The inereafng fcarcity Of wood near the fea- board.
which begins TO be ~ienibly felt by poor families, Of.
peeially in %PoPuious towns, is a fubjea which claims
the attention Of the public mind.
The planting of trees whole rapid growth in the
eourfe Of a few years, by furnihing plenty of fire.
wood, will greatly relieve the poor ciafs of people,
and richly compenfa,e the ezer.ions of the opulent.
whole waite lands are waiting to be ufeful both to the
pe%ffeflor and othcr,-not to mention the oak and
walnut, aud other natives Of our foil, the fubfcriber
begs leave to mention the Lomkardy Poplar, which,
though lately introduced for a fhade tree, proves. in
eonfequenee of rapid growth, injurious to our hou.
fes and gardens. The poplar, if not ufefuI to our
buildings and gardens, is calculated to be peculiarly
ufeful if planted on waite lands for the purpofe of
hre-wood. The writer, in consequence of being in
numbered with one of theie trees in his ward. ha,
lately cut it down and ufed it for fuel. The experi.
ment is pleafing, and invites thofe who have land fer
the ~purpofe, to cultivate this fpecies of trees. The
wood burns well, even while green, and makes a
pieafant FIRE. For back logs, no wood exceeds il in
utility.
The tree referred to was about IL wears old, and
Furnished nearly half a cord ofgood fire. wood.
The calculation in favcr of rafting groves of Lom-
hardy poplarsi is eafy for if a thouiand of thefe trees
will in the eourfe Of 20 years furnilh 500 cords of
wood, who can climate the advantage in point Of
fusl which might, in cafe of proper attention., be
loon realized from our waite lands in this vicinity +,
A word to the wife is fuficient--for every bodv
knows that this tree may be propagated by a Zip or
hoot and Will hourilh even on barren land. where
other trees Don wIIiier and de. l.. M.
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fpir;t s;it.,, are already half hubaasd to any ding,
however grof. Night, darkness, aud the ~inipoGng
'olemnity Of magic invotasions, bereave the ilrongea
mind, of their ielf- ponefion. A bcld and artftl inl-
potter might then trample on their reaion, and Tre-
TENT to their eyes ioms hid-ous figure property aeeou-
,red for the o~ceaiion. 1t mutt, however, a,ways ex-
cite fome atoniliaient and more regret, that among
near twenty perfons, not enc ihould have endeavored
TO lay hands on the fpeare. It's fseond appearance is
likewife aeircuu,aance very difficult to account for.
as it was unnecenary in order to produce conviction,
which had been fully effected. That it was a decep-
,ion, no man ofiound understanding vii! doubt bu,
how it was managed o. produced, the perions who
were duped, have not YET diieovered. They are all.
or nearly all, hill alive in this country, and they by
no means boaa of heir adventure, or derive from it
any fort Of vanity. On the contrary. independent of
the ridieule they all feel and exprefs the utmoa repug-
nance to relating, or even reeolleaing a feene, which
has i~mpreGed on their imagination ie much horror.
Their very friends dread and deprecase a renewal of
the images then preiented to thoie who were preient /;
aud a lady earnealy belought Of me, not to pref, her
hufband on u fubje6, (which he could never think
or converle without pafinga feeplefs night. We
nutt be content therefore to refolve it into German
~eredu!i,y or fuperai,ion, and congratulate o~urfelves
on our fuperiority to iueh puerile terrors.
(WraxaHs Msh7eirs
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Holm ALCOCK.

r INFORMS his friends and the public, that he hill
Il carries on his CABINET MANUFACTORY
in all its branches. He has removed hi: Ware-Room
in the front houle of William Ans, EGq. aud ud-
joining the Fire Infuranee Office, where he has a large
quantity of ready made work on hand, which he will
fell low. He Aaiters himfelf that if any perfons are in
want Of any thing in the Cabinet limo, they may be
%fupplied. am determined to have good sarranted
work done on the lowef terms. Any orders lef, a,
my Ware-RoUn with MT. John Gray, my foreman,
or at my nore, niall be purctualIy attended to, and
great care taken in delivering the furniture.
December l3. IF.
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Tsp 2utbnritp.
LAW OF THE u. STATES.
AN ACT

AN ACT
For TIE relief f Ednuud Byisp,.
EE 1t ena&ed BY tie Senate and RonE of RepyeEna,-
- fiVes Of tie United STATE. Of Aueriel, in Congya6
egAnblsA, That the collector for the diaria of New
port be. and he hereby is diretle ed to pay to Edmund
Briggs, owner of the fchooner Phebe, or his agent,
the amount OF bounty, or allowance ariGng on a 6a,-
ing voyage, which was made in the faid vefIel, in the
year one thouiand eight hundred and two, upon ia
tis'aaory proof being exhibited to the faid collector,
that the faid iehooner was employed during the four
mouths of the filming feafon.
Sec. 9. Anl&: aJI,tbe- enaaeL, That 70 much of
the act, insituled, " An aet for the relief of Robert
Patton, and others" pafed on the third day of
March, one thoufand eight hundred and five, as is
contained in the iecond feaion thereof, be, and the
fame hereby is repealed.
NATHL. MACON,
SPEAKER Of TIE RoyE of R<e,eEntatives.
L CLINTON,
PKrPr5fAas ef bs Uhifei Slater, and
Proficient Of TIE Ssna..
February 10, 1907.
APrRovEp,
IVY ,-r-r~c-,
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JOHN AxcocK,

5OHW ALC0CK,
INFORMS the Citizens of Riebmand, and tLe epbEe
mgene,ai, that be bar moved to tie City Of Rie5mond,
1Vbert be 60I opened a complete aEorfmeuf of LZereLsa.
Ast, next 60sr to MsDTs. PrsSir and Monenye,
Yfndus Store, and sapsftt tie Esgh; eoaEaiag
partly gftbe JoHo4risg articles =
ONDoN Spring, PANEL and hand Saws, CAT.
teel and German do.
Caaeel Files of every defcription,
Till Locks, brafs and iron,
Wood Screws of every fize,
Sd. Id. & Sd. wrought Sprigs,
lod. & God. wrought Nails,
Cd. & Sd. fine drawn Clouts,
Saddler's lacks Of every fze,
Brafs Nails, Sraining & Grit Webb,
Plated Bride Bits aforted,
Do. hirrup Irons do.
Brafs mounted Reel blade Squares,
Brais and Iron chamber door Locks of every
Gze,
Stock Locks of all fzes,
Looking and Ladies drefing ClaGes,
Plated Moulding,
Silver mounted Whips of every fze,
Carpenters & Joiners Tools of every defcrip-
ton,
dyo, an aDOrfment of DRY GOODS.
S~uperfue Cloths and Caii1ieres,
Bennet's Velvet and Patent Cord,
MaucheGer S,uffs,
Fashionable Silk Hole,
Role and Dufell Blankets,
Coarfe Linens. and a number of other arti-
too tedious to infert; all Of which will behold low.
December 10. If.
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TIL: JEFFERSON
WASHINGTON TAVERN!

nDEN II MOORE have taken the WASH
~ lNGTON TAVERN, adjoining the Capitol
Square, lately occupied by EDWARD HALLAM. AT
considerable expence, they have provided tiren,felvss
with excellent accommodations for their friends. and
invite theirs and the public patronage. They are
determined to keep as good a table and as genteel an
Inn as any in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROOMS, adj
joining the Tavern, and every n~ecefary attendance,
for families traveling-Both the Co-partners ha-
wing been well-verfed in this buinefs, ha,ter them
ielves with the expectation of rendering general fatis-
faction.
Richmond, February IL. Gf.
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With pleafure we inform the ~eonimereisl and pau.
teal part Of the community, that Major THoMAs
CoLEs, Of this tswD, one of the Commi6ioners of
the United States who furvsyed the eoaR of North
Carolina the Lar fummer, has lstely completed and
leBt to the Secretary Of the national Trsafury, under
whole authority he aaed, aad to whom il is inferi-
bed, a Chart Of that CoaR.-This chart is 4s inches
by %, and is executed in a manner highly honorable
% the artiR, being both elegant and f~tientife, and
from its Guperiori,y, 10 point ofaeeuraey, over other
Charts Of that dangerous Coaa, j, mar prove abap.
~ mean Of prefss wing lie and properly.
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MILITARY

The mufquet that was introduced to the board Of
ordinance lat year, by John Smart, Efq. miniature
painter, late from India, did not entirely fucceed, tho
great Praife was due to It. Another mufque, has
lately been iubmitted to the board by the faid Mr..
Smart, under a new Improvement, difcovered by his
ion John Smart, Jun. Lieutenant in the royal Wet
minfier Volunteers, and upon minute examination was
highly approved of by the board, and fanaioned by
earl MORA. Its mott excellent contrivance clearly
demonstrates its fuperiority over all other m~ufquets,
by rendering it doubly u%ieful; 70 that a body of 500
men may do nearly as much execution as looo men.
The grand deiign is to dilute the ramrod., which
frequently are lott in the c~enfufion of battle, and to
prevent the right arm from being 70 expofed to the
enemy's fire, by the continual motion of drawing and
returning of the ramrods it carries as far a. other
mufquets, and becomes equalt to a rife in point of Ger.
tainty; and all this at the triang expence of a few
hillings.
Kotzebue had JUN fnihed MS exquifte novelIet,s
when the French advanced to Berlin, and compelled
him and other literary characters, to fly into Rufia.
Theis novelletts will fhor,ly appear in London and
will, by report, rival. the happiea productions of Mar
n%oniel, Cesnsr and ST. Pierre.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
By virtue of a Deed of T'ruG, executed Lv Robe,.
Woodcoek, the Subscriber will of,r for hie to tive
highe6 bidder, at CiefferhelJ Cour,. FiouCe. on
Monday the eighteenth day,of Msy next
'E>HE 7RdcT or LAND, wheEeon the faid Pob.
4 Weodeoek rcGdes, in CheRerfeli county, eon-
tanning two hundred and four acres Of Land, more cr
ieis, and adjoining the Lands Of Samuel Farmar, F.
Phraim Cartwright, Henry Woodcock, Tilc,nss Gre
CORY, John Hancock, Epoch Adkins, Mark Farmer
and Daniel Farmar; tins fale is mad. TO fatisfy a Debt
OF two hundred and ten ponds, with interei from
the 10th day of March 1906, due from the fad Re-.
bert Woodcoek to major Winfree.
THOMAS GRAPES, Truaee.
March IS. oawsw
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WILL BE SOLD.

WILL BE SOLD,
O" tie Pyemyf', 7eaboDf r9frvs. 20 Bs bigLf hdAsr,
befSeeen tie bonr5 TlI and i2 oeIoek, Moadry he
sob igG GsfHozoizg PROPERTY, Htz,
ENNE t~wo-aory BRICK HOUSE, 4c by 90 f.
~ do. Jingle do. Wood do. 20 -Is-
-Four do. do. do. do.
al neatly hnifhed and calculated for dwelling, fea.
ted on handlome well inclofed Lots on ShockG- HILL
an the City Of Richmond; known in Duvals plan, as
N. loi y No. 100, fnEveyed by VIM. G.. Paine.
TERMS OF PdTMERT:
400 Dolls. in cafh-lo5o dolls. on the 9th oil
June, lso7-tIalf Of the refidue the lfth AuguR-
And the balance the 18th Augun, 1908.
Satisfactory titles will be made to the purcharer, OF
the receipt Of tire money.
ARCHIBALD PLEASANTS,j r.
March G. e,,yf
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KLNTUCKy.
We offer no apology 70. cs.raaing the fo;;;ow;ay
eommnni ton. from the Journal Of the hoa.e, OF re-
Pre- entasives. Goth Major Lewis and Col. Camp
he'll are entitled TO our Thanks.
SIR,
The copy Of the certificate have annexed fcens
TO contain matter OF fuch importance to the Fate OF
Kentucky, that I deen is proper to fend il without
delay TO your sxse!lsncy.
Captain Lewis, in conveifa.ion, further mentioned
that he had taken The latitude OF the junction of III.
Ohio with the MifinipPi, with the fame inarun,er,,
and on the FAME fpot MIR. Ellicott took the latitude
with his much approved Zenith Seaor, and on cale,i-
lation he found their obiervaiions to agree.
lam, fir, &c. +,
ARTHUR CAMPBELL.
Hh ExeeAney, C. C,eennp,7
GeS<rner Of xenfHeiy.
WSDiss,, Nev. %, 1906.
This day in compliance with the requen Of GER
tain gentlemen, l undertook TO fettle the latitude Of a
line, uiualy denoninated Ws1sy.s line, formerly d-
viding the fates of Virginia and North Carolina.
The petition felscfed for this oblerva,ion was near
the habitasion of MIR. E. Wallipg, 200 yards fouth of
faid line, and 2 miles diaaHt from Cumberland Gap.
The inflrumenss ufed in this obfervation were a Sex
rant, on the moa approved plan, with a rever6ng
TeleieoPe for an eye-piece, and a good Micronfeter,
and an artificial Horizon, in which water was ufed as
the rejecting furface. With thefe inarumen,s I took
the meridian altitude Of the fun lower limb, and cal
culated the latitude ; from which it appeared the
place of obfervation was in N. lat. Sc SO IL. If
therefore the charter of the na,es of North Carolina
and Virginia call for a parallel of latitude at SIS 60
Mas a boundary between them, the line of Walker
IS 9 mics and 1917 ya.as Eolth OF its proper roiti-
on.
This Ra'emcnt ] have given to col. Arthur Camp
bell at his reguet, TO be ~prcGen,ea to public view in
any manner he may think proper.
MEREWETHER LEWIS.
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Jan. 10.
NEW STORE.
TO BE SOLD CHEAP, OPPOSITE rHs EAGLE
TAVERN.
SIMPSON MORSLs,

From LoHdon, bcet Aape ia iyorlg liz bpbhi.,
fbaf be bos jyf imported from LaaSsQ, a hvsa
GDorhneat IF FqAioaabir DRY GOODS, n
for nr approaching Eq(oa, qvbieb be 9gtys
nozUJ Jar Eae, on Usy iO4v terms at the aboqs
kogs, Viz.
PLACK and Colored Mems, Women's and Gill
- dren's Worried Hofe alio, Mems, Womep'.
aud Children aIorted White Cotton EIofe Of excel
lent quality, with and without Lace Clocks: aka,
Woolen Broadcloths, Plain Velvetsens, Cut yeige-
teens, Corduroys, 1hickfetts, BENEFITS parent Cort,
Toilanets Stoekingsreeehes pieces, Swanljown, Flo
rsntiue Silk, Black TwiIled S5rlenet, Blse& and Wbir.
French and BruHel Iaces, treih new pattern r..
bands, Bandannoe Handkerehiefs a handfome e..
iortment Of Printed and Twiled Shawls, Durants RI
different colors, Common and Fine 7-S aud ~ irif
Linen, Fine Long Lawns, sheetings, While CorJtI
DimiiiesI Cheque for Aprons, Bed Furnitures, Print
cd Calhcoes,d large zfortment Of Zine Plain and
Fancy Muffin, Cambria Muffin allo, Real French
Cambria, Red aud White Flannels, Printed Diu,ity,
Printed aud White Cuttings and MaIfgi,ies, sni =
variety Of other ARTICLES too tedious to mca.iOa.
December II. oawtE
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FROM rnr CAROLINA WEEKLY mr.,rsors.
GOOD FOOD FOR MILcH cows.

Beat up in a mortar, dry Corn Cobs pour boil
ing water over them, or boil them ia a pot, nIr thg-,
frequently while boiling land when cold, give IL 20
your COWS, which is nearly as good as boiled peare
for mich COWS, and certainly a very economical food
The experience which have bad ofthis cheap good
food, inducesms to recommend il 10 my brother
planters. n PLANTER.
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NOTICE.
a LL9erhouI bav;ng claims agoiuR the eaofe
~ qfJobn Pendlrtca, Ell. late Of tie Cify of
Richmond. deed. are rsqasRed TO exbi5it thrns 1.
eis1er ef tie Jnssribe-s osLeerd:iy as fsEL.e.
GEO. PICKETT.
ROBERT POLLARD.
CHS. JOHNSTON,
N. SHEPPARD.
Aanisj'rafsr5.
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N0.ri~

MOTTO"
\ IL rs'tess having claim : ass.hs H.. ,n5.e &c
William Man.n, deceafed, cf Chen. -seld
eoa:,y, wherein I nm Concerned, are rrouen.d ~.
srns then, forward, their acc UNITS yror~viv AHA,
''ea,ru, on or before the iir't day Of .Aria ,.ss. -
rr"sifions may he made for me di,chsrgc Of III. thr,e.
Alto, all thofe having claims rgaintt III. efa,e of E,-
drew Scott, deed, OF iaid county, are reqaenrd 10
come forwards; and those indebted, to pay eff the
REFLECTIVE accounts, as no indulgence viii be given,
and this notice plead in bar, Of any claim brougne for
ward, after the above date, as l intend to c,OGe my
administration, to April court.
ROBERT WHY'RE, Aauir Of
ANDREW SCOTT.
March 10. If.
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a S it is my intention to fettle in the Aate of Ken
IA lucky, I have, therefore, to requeIt all thole
who have claims againa me to come forward for fet-
Element, on or before the tenth at March, that they
may receive payment and all Indebted to make i'm.
mediate payment, or fuits will be inni;uted immediate
ly.
RoBT. CROUCH.
February 90, If.
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RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMpANr.
III a meeting Of tie Directors of tie Richmond
1nrnpiee Company, held at the Eagle Ga4eya,
on Friday eT'ening, tie 2otb Fe6rna-y, 1907.
- ESol.VED, That the further fun of five dollars
N be paid on each flare, held by the aotk-holders
IN the company to Nathaniel Sheppard their trea-
!urer, on or before the fra day of April pex,.
A Copy. Tefte,
N. SHEPPARD, CLERK.
February 81. GlaAI